HASZARD'S GAZETTE. MARCH 12.

They were determined that it should exist no longer ; and, at the general election, the people min,-ned a, mgjority to_ establish Ilesponsi le Government upon its ruins. Then, aflerwards, the gentlemen now.in ollice went back to their constituents, who in some insmnees,_retnrned then b a show of hands. ‘The time mi toome when t poo or might think that their repre- senmtives oou best serve their several consti- tuencies, and best further the general interests,

1, being free from the chains of ofice—by being gaggle-minded on every subject which might be bpoug before the Legislature. He had often

dreamed on this matter; and ruminated on his dreams too ; but neither his dreams nor his cogitatious had proved to him that the time for the emancipation of all legislators from the bondage of ofieo was yet arrived. He would, however, ask with respect to. hon_orable member, Mr. Macaulay, if he himself, with all the eloquence which he had brought to on the ueation, was a free an independent He (Mr. Mooney) thou ht he would havetoconfsssthat hewas not. f hswei-ea fiiee and independent gentleman, he would not be where he then was; for ‘s constituents were amongst the number of the most notorious of determined obstructives; and, guided, as he was, by them, how could he move in any mea- sure of rcform—unIess, indeed, he should be courageous enough to throw of the yoke, and o pose their views. And, was it at the instiga- tiiin or su stion of a ntlemsn,diotated to and y such gap e as Mr. Ma.oaulay’s sup- porters, that the ouse was called u n to re- port of that system which it had been chosen to esmblishl Such a proposition as the hon. member-_’s, could not, be (Mr. Mooney) felt certain, have the smallest c cc of success in such a house. If the question of excluding cer- tain oilicials from the Legislature were to be brought forward, the only proper place to de- termine it would be the Hustings at the next neral election. If the present Government, owever, continued to act, as the were then doin and had been in the habit 0 doing, they coul not fail, and would haveno occasion to fear any adverse agitation. But from what quarter soever the present Government were assailed, they appedred to be impregnable : for, let them make a retrograde movement——let them show a disposition to fall back on the old ob- stiuotive system, and they were propped up b the minority ; and. when pro ess was their ob- ject,they were not in the am». lost danger of de- feat, sustained as, on such occasions, they al- wa s were, by s suficient body of staunch and indyependent members. The esent Govern- ment was so tpeculiarly adap to resist politi- at its safety was in no way en- dangered, let the wind blow m whatever quarter it might. It was indeed a strong Go- verninent--stronger than any other of which the North American Colonies could boast-— shongsr than any of which Great Britain her- self could boast : the rocks of Scilly were never more llrm ; and when it came to be weighed in the people’s scales, he hoped it would not be fun wanting.

The question was then put on the hon. tnsnibsr’s motion; and the House divided-

Yrus—Mr. Macaulay, Hon. Mr. Palmer, Mr. Yao, and Mr. Monigomeryrd.

.N'uys-Honbls. r. Colss, Col. Treasurer. Col. Secretary, Mr. Jsrdins, Mr. Lord. Mr. . Thornton, and Messrs. Laird. Wightuisn. Clark, Catripion. Mooney, Macnoill, Fraser. and Davies.-ll.

So it pa-ad in negative.

R. B. Invmo, Reporter

AppufiIati&!bI'RudsandBrlC[I.

Hausa: or Assussunv, 'I‘hnrsdsy, March 10, IS“. The followi App priations were re rtsd to in ODIDIIIIIS, and confirmed {yo the

ouae.

Rssolcsd—-Thai it is the opinion of this Committee, that the sum of Four Thousand Pounds be rsiitod,l‘or the service of Roads, Bridges, and Who s, for the present your, iucladbig the amount for lsvslling Roads this winter, agreeably to the Report the Committee of the House of Assembly, appointed for the consider- ation of all mutton, roluii to Roads. Bridges, and

Whsrfs; and that the said amount be divided between 0,-

tbrss Counties, in the followi rtions, via : Queen's County n‘ warm 0 0 King's County 1250' 0 0 Prince County X250 0 0 srscisi. GRANTS. Public Wharf of Gsorgsicwn—rspsiriug, and baildi an additional Block thereto Bridge across ill River, at Fi fe's For- ry, New I.ondori—for hui ing the sums, .€400—£200 said smountio be id as the work rcgrssass; and the lanes cf.£200,w on the worlt is eouiplstsd;—in addition to the subscrip- tions msde for the work 400 0 0 Bridge across the Souris River, to con- noct the two Public Whurfi built there,

20000

for out of the appropriations or and paid when the worlt is completed; provided the Government up vs of ' priation when s In a

tics of the work shall be laid

Pblafonlsilnd Bidgs—- be I ed a r a r‘ to pac at tphsdisponl

of the Government for re- palriug tho sntns;_and slop t'or_ths par-

ui in re ir,si r of p ti'ng pa the by sing, or otherwise, the tlros

bssrup- the

y and the nature 0

River, Murray Iiarbour—fcr rspsirs ‘

there 80 0 0

Bridge across Mslvills River, Lot 8!, desire ed by firs last suinmor—to ho plan at the disposal of tbsGcvi. for rebuilding o ms

Pownsl Street Wlisrf—to bu laced at the disposal of the Govt. for s repairs of the same

819 0 0 R. B. Iuviiro, Rs . .

naszsnirs oaznrrn _35L_

-- Be gait, and fear not: ’ let all the ends thou aim’at at, be dry eoimti-y’s, Thy God's, and Trutli’s."—SAslupssn.

Fossil. Rnanis.-—We were shown, the other day, a very interesting curiosity, discovered on farm of Mr. Donald M‘Leod, sen., French River, New London, which, when examined, by a scientific Geol ‘st, may throw some light on the formation 0 this Island. The following extract of a letter is a description of it, and how

it was on .

“ When he had descended to the depth of 21 feet 9 inches—9 feet of which was solid rock- he discovered the ' wbone of an animal embed- ded in a solid roo , the piece which I examined was H inches in length, 3; inches wide at the small end, and 5 inches at the larger end. It contains ei ht teeth of a round form approach- ing to ova , and inclined hack; the teeth are item 1 to 2 inches in length, the part which con- tained the marrow, both in jaw and teeth, is completely petrified. From the formation of the teeth the animal evidentl subsisted on flesh, and bole to that class enominated carni- vorous. o person that s seen it ever saw a jawbone like it; and what the animal was I think will uule the no turnlist, but it is evident the class 0 animals to which ' god is not now to be found in any of the rovinces. It is my opinion that it was an in bimnt of the MD!

We have heard that it is the intention of his Excellency to forward it to Britain to be examined ; we would su st, however, that it need not be sent sogfaer. We have gentlemen in the Colonies able to ive as sound and correct an o inion, as rega s its deposit e animal, as many that are in Britain. Mr. J. W. Dawson, the late Su r- intendent of Education in Nova Scotia, s spent much of his time in a uiring a practical knowledge of Geology andmhoo gy, and, we doubt not, his report on the sub’ t would be acknowledged b the first Geologists in Britain. He accom ni Sir Charles L ell in his tour through i. ova Scotia, and has the highest enoomiums passed upon him by that gentleman.

TENANT MEETING.

A Public Meetin was held at Murra Har- bour Road, on Frifiay the 4th inst.. or the purpose of forwarding a petition to the House of ssembly, respecting the present circum- stances of a large portion of the Tenantry on the Earl of Selkirk’s Estate in this section of the Island. After a motion by P. Stephens,

., it was resolved, that . Forbes ., ta e The Chairman then called on . A.

Neill, who stated the ob’ ct of the meeting. and submitted a petition, w ‘ch was ordered to be read; and wi some amendments, was unanimousl adopted. It was then resolved, that the fa owing persons be appointed deleg- tes to wait on Benyamin Davies, Esq., with e

' ' sin: ‘ Gill. ., Mr. John Enman, and Mr. William Mac hail. After which the meetin separated, amidst loud cheers

for Mr. Davies, eir representative. Wii.i.mi Msci-inis, Secremry Murray Harbour Road, March 7th, 1853.

(For Husaard's Gazette.) Cove Head, 23d I-'eb., I863.

"W s I ’<§i:uHi; he mi ‘in S ing' , t pin-pose t ti that they cordially concur_in an expression n “u I.

res to your satis- factiou, it must be attributed to a want of susceptibility on our not to a want ofeficisucy on yours, in-._ and we trust you will not conceive it to he syccphantic, nor yet in ing to nattsi-y—when we assert, that we consider your qualifications, as a tutor, are not by siiy one in i vc many disudvunéiicgzo to contend with, as the ioimosslofthe |RooIII.its wuntofveri- iilsiion,snil last. not least, the annoyance occa- sioned by outsiders; al these dificultiss, Sir, luvs boon

ra I my satifaction of lag you with the unanimous thanks of the (‘Mrs sad and Sin Si ' for your exertions during the

Cove Head and Stanhops Singing Class. By Davin Lawson, Giuirnisn. ' naru. To the Committee of the Cove Head and Staubops, Singin Class,

Mala Roads lead’ through the Com- .m M“;

ml I-I no I|tymoI Char oitoiown 500 0 0 It i. with fielings of iimiis, not uuuiixed with an. CIIIIVIJ at River Bridge-to rs prise, that I received i very complimentary Address Tpaltglg :‘I.so, All 0 3 you so kindly 'heju‘I_lIo.‘I;'d in answering I foul

' nis I’ —toi-o irthssnmo I0 0 incoiapeisniio ties t serves:

A3,... .r ...g.,.,, ’,',,,, 3. ,, A i on dissdvanqss met. laboured gf,*:,',“'°;','°"":,"-"'-"-*°'--'- ..... .... ’..:'..“t'..’t.t !..:'......."‘"” .‘.‘:.....""'..': o, istriei o. 0 Prices Count , ' . '

£0!-Poplar Island ,.csi i . “';:.°"'°"°' 5" ‘''° N. °'**"M_ 3%

'''“"’''l'‘ ’“'°“ "'- 19° ‘‘ l° ii‘? tcnlrarri wish," ‘I ""i'.iia. of ssr'vioss wllm“ c".k 3'. Y "'1'" are inyors than a’ rdyfor any exertions ofm1s.

lasso due for rebuilding the ups so 0 0 1,. mmiuion, , I beg to return you, and Grosu’s Wharf--at disposal of Hb haul. in is ladies, sincere thanks for tbs

Io-or. or no -wok them! In my be nmny e ‘as. ofhlatbiess:Inssd -5.... i cans

rsqu' , ir the same It 0 0 you your kind iouisuibranee of Mrs. Ross wh' wi..‘.r n is at si.::‘r.idii_. I.‘Inl£.b.?Il' will ever be gruishyllyu I" M“ t

at Ira -—to es in III'V|||

‘gr. .' go g . Joint Ross, is. he. Hurd's Point Wlisrl'—for the I'0|IIir_I of ‘T

the sums. ll ll” ‘“'l'°"' °I.“" |""“' Rnsaxsuu Fncmmi-i'r.—A Cow belonging to

Governor. a sum not stand! 50 0 0 Mrs. M‘Ksnsie, I-‘lat River, brought forth lately c"‘::"’! P°l':‘Y:|g.-*0 5°':|°,°d‘;l twin calves, and has done so for the two pro-

‘hlfll V‘-l°Nll|" 0 osdl ’CPI,|l|IkI?6@IVOIIlIhDlO0 ysars, P.::'.1..''h|fl___wu'h°d-.”h 3” ° ° andligswlllnotbs yoarsoldunttl noxtJuly. d‘bpsnI d:Qm.,w as muslgtihsrst; The f th Ch. I as iua rugged‘ , wit Allllfll lsetln o e rotbhiwn tbs smouiit of the List. In Youths’ Branch MIHIOTIIP’ Society will be held be placed at the dhpul ofibs Govt. in the Wool Chpel, on Manda svsnln ids EH52: ll! 0 0 28th inst. air to be than at 7 o‘ ooh. Port Sulhlrli Wlm 50 pllotd II III! interested in the nuns of Missions are t- ‘l'P"'l 'l‘°°°"--°"""°5l fully invited to attend. collection WM -T aim up in bid of the rut.

—.£IO. iriuebibovoofssmsybsrsqulvod u N 0 0 Oruhau.'sPudIsidgs,iboPub|lsWhsf at&sPs&a,sudthIdp,South .

DI Ysitsvfisly, his rss|l:ls“ lu £‘hIsvlstIotowu, I ' ' “ i’.‘3.'..i'.. 3«'iu'..'.'.."ii.'ii','°i:.7,. .,.i 48 §..'.'."?"i. lhuorul will tabs =ss on Monday next, at I o'&d. lrlssls of the are requested to attmd.

Colony; we are bound til admit, you f

Married, on the will iustsui. at St. Paul's Church, Char- lottetown, b the Rev. Dr. Joaliins, Rector. Robert. onl ass of lots ltobsn Bsrlisr. ‘ .. utli Rugt., to Hotty, ohlsst daughter of Mr. C rlss Welsh,

Charlottetown.

, the ltltls last, by the Rev. Win. Snodgrsss of Si. amos's Presbyterian Church. Mr. James MacNiol. toMiss Sally MacPbso, both of West River

II the lid, insti, by the Rev. Dr. Evans, Mr. Robert Taylor, to Miss Juus Luad, both of Charlotte- to

wit.

On the 10th iaat., by the Rev. Dr. Evans, Mr, George Gay, of Lot 4D,to Miss Mary Ellen Stewart of Frouohfort.

On the lllth ism, by the Rev. Dr. Evans, Mr. Thomas Sellers, to Miss Harriet Brisiitou, both of Charlottetown.

On the llth inn., by the Rev. Dr. Evans, Mr. Donald Dewar, to Mrs. Margaret Kssusdy. both

an.

Charlottetown Markets, March 9.

leaf, (suiull) lb. d a Md Choose. Id u ‘Id Do., by quarter, a 4 Butter, (frssli) la a Is id ork, lgd n 4 d Do., (by the tub) 10d s In ., ( ad a Id Lard, Sd llutton, SM a Id Tallow, Dd a 10d .uinb, par lb , I Wool, la a 4d sal,porlb, &IlD(I;I‘I0l|OIpIIlI,yd asfidalls laui.perlb,|b Sdazg I Flcungor lb.lb I We POI’ -s V s I" ' labbits, add Barlo ,oushel.2s6d$ otllisls. per qtl., lfl a Ihs Oats, 1| 7d I 1| IN ' 'urkoys, Is Cd a he Pssrl Barley. per lb. lg owls, Is a is dd Potatoes, ls 10d I 3 , , none Turuipa, IN I II lissss, ls Dd a Is Gd Carrots, psr bush. 'artridges, 6d a 9d Hay, per too, 50s a Na 2ggs,per doxsn, 8d a 8d Straw, per ewt. Is a Is 3d

The Art Union of Glasgow. Potron—His Ro al Highness the Paiircs: Ai.uus1'. Prsst'deiit—His Grace the Dual: or Hsasinrost.

Committee of Jllanagrment--The Hon. Rouuar S-rtwaar, Lord Provost of the City of Glasgow, Chairman; Win. James Davidson. ., Sir Jsines Anderson, M. P., Thomas awscn, ., A. ox- burgh, Esq., Paislgy. Major Campbell, D. C. Rait, Esq., Charles H. ilson, , Alexander Harvey, Esq., Prof. Allan Thomson, . . D Mr. Roaurr Aalxsiroua Kiorroir, Jlct. Ssc’y.

HE ob'eetol the ART U.N‘I0.N‘ OF‘ GLAS-

G0 is, briefly to aid in extending amongst the Community a knowledge of e Fiiu: Au-rs, b the urchsse and dissemination amongst the Members of sritcrions o s. A Suhscri tion of ONE GUINEA constitutes Mem- bership for Oirs: Yuan. The whole Subscriptions, after deducting the necessary xpensss, are devoted to the purchase of Picruaus, Daawiiros, Scour- roaus, Errcuaviivos, and other Works of Art. Each Member for the present year, for every Guinea subscribed, is entitled to the following privi|sgss:—

I. Toa Copy of the very beautiful Engraviii on Steel, of THE KEEPERH9 DJ UGHT R, alter the Painting by Richard Ansdal, Esq., and W. P. Friih. Esq., A.R.S. Engraved by H.'l‘. Rrann, Size, ID} by I6 Inches. .

. To the chance of obtaining one of 100 P11!!- JJV STJTUETTES and GROUPS, with Shades and Stands.

lll. To the chance of obtaining one of TWO HUNDRED INDIA PAPER PROOFS, in Folio. of Ten Elchings on Steel, by W. B. Scott, Esq., after Paintings b his late distinguished brother, Da- vid ., . S. A., with a Memoir of his life, Engraved and Written expressly for the Art Union of

Glayow. I . To the chance ofobtaini u PAINTING, or other Work of Art, at tho Annunafi General Meeting. The Committee of the ART UNION OF GLJSGO W have much pleasure in directing pur- tleular slentlon to the Engraving of this your, and the very beautiful selection of Etohiags from the Works of the late talunlsd Artist, DAVID Scorr, Esq.. R. S. A.. to be iron as ' ; would also draw attention to the lan of the Art ion of Glas- gow, which parishes of all the best features of the ifl'srent systems now adopted by contemporary As- nociaiicnnsd; ‘for while. on_ the one hand. a guarantee

Winter Arrangement of Malls. F. MAILS for trsnasnission to nsighbourin Provinces. Newfoundland, and the Unitas ' ' Wistor. will be made up com-sac‘ idsy, Mails for E land will be made up on that day and on the days fo low- Friday, March 16. Friday, April 8.

Friday, April THOMAS OWEN. _ Postmaster General. Letters for the Cups of Good Hope, Australia, and India, via the Cape of Good Hope, will r uire to be forwarded on the l8th January and llt arch. General Post Oliics, Nov. 29, 1862.

GOOD BARLEY. OOD BARLEY bought at Buiorrrcis Bulw- n.7.i.'i'o. isso. LAW BOOKS.

CHI'I'I'Y on Plsadirig,Chiii on Contrscts;Blnnt’s En‘ .

Commercial Dlgsut and hi master's Assistant, lish Common Law Reports, orssls at Guo. T. H.tsaaao’s Book Store.

TO BE SOLD OR LET, DWELLING HOUSE, Out House and emi- sos, situate in Cumberland Street, near the resi- dence of Dr. Jenkins. Enquire of Janus Cuans

on the prornhss, or of Mrircll D. I‘. W. HALES.

BAZAAR. THE Ladies of Saint James's Church, will hold a Bazaar, about the lat July, of which due notice will be ivsa. Marc 8th, 1858.

FARM TO SELL OR LET, ONTAINING about I00 acres, 10 of which are- nnder cultivation, together with a large House, and suitable ouipbaildings. It is held under lease for 9991yesrs, at I: per acre. This farm, the property of homes Henderson, sen., is well known by the Crogliis Fans, and needs no further description. For particulars, enquire at the adjoining pro rty. ISAAC HENDE SON. March 5, I853. lilvifnlt

' A'O'O'.I.'IO!CS.

VALUAILE STOOI. WITIIO UT RESER 71.’. By A. R. Yates.

N THURSDJ Y, 24th iaati, at H c'slod. at

the “ Muochukr House," No. I, Or-sfiou.

street, North Side Qassn Square, all the Subscriber's v uabl Stock of

E.N'GLISH_ .d.N'D JXERICJN GOODS.

corrsisting of.-—DltY G-00DS—Supsrfino Broad

Cloths, Wllilneys, Dooskins, T '

Blankets, De Lalnos, Cashmeres, Coburp. Orleans,

&,c.; re , white, and pr riled Cottoiis. r sits and

‘ ' gs, Lsnoas hire and Wslsh.I"Iannsls, Gloves, Shawls, Cotton W srp. &c., &,c.

FURS JJVD H.dTS—MuSh, Boas. Viotorlass, Mitts. Culfs, menu‘ and boys’ Caps; leather, plush, cilsltin and cloth Caps; Paris, Kcssuth, waterproof, and glued Hats, dic., die. »

HARD IVJRE-Horse, wrought, and out Nails, Chain Traces, Back-hands, a ts, men, Hi so, Saws, Screws, Tacks, Files, Locks of nil ki s, Brushes, Spades, Shovels, Knives and Forlts, pocket, pen and shoe Knives, Ruaoru, Scissors, Pow. dsr, Shot, Black Lend, Pipes, &c., &c.

GROCERIE8, d-c.—’I‘es, Molasses, Musoovsde

Crashed Sugars. boxes Raisins, Currants, Soap, Starch, Pep r, Gi r, Alls ice, Copperss, Sulphur, zsloratus, otI'so. adigo, ins and Soda Biscuits,

c.. &c.

JOHN All.CHD. MACDONALD. Charlottetown, March 1.

LAND FOR ALE.

OP BE SOLD‘, by Public AUCTION. on the reiiiisss, un ess sviously disposed of b i- vste Contract, on Pr the lbt day of March o'clock noon, t s MILL and LAND at- tached, at Cove Head, belonging to Messrs. JOHN and WILLIAM AULD, and ormerl advertised for sale For particulars and terms or sale, apply to Messrs. John and William Auld, the owners, or to

the Subscriber, at his Ofiice in Charlottetown.

JOSEPH HENSLEY.

Ai.so.—At the SAME TIME and PLACE, Sixty ./fcres LEAS HOLD LAND, and the HOUSEHOLD I-‘URNITURE cf.Mr. John Auld

Charlottetown, Jan. 28th, I858.

Auxiliary Bible Society. HE Fifteenth Annual Meeting of the Prints Edward Island Auxiliary Bible Society will be held at the Temperance llsll, Prince Street, on the evening of Monday, the 14th. instant. Chair to be

taken at 7 o‘Clock precisol . Wm. CUNDALL, Sscy. March, ‘lib, I858. .

Farm on the Tryon Road. FOR SALE, the Leasehold Interest of

999 years in u FARM, five miles from Char- lottetown. It consists of 61 acres of had, Thirl - five of which are cleurud and in a good state or tillage, and there is a good Stream of water run- ningihrough it. For further particulars up ly to JOHN WILSON. Charlottetown, May 1], ISIS.

For Sale, or to Let, HE DWELLING-HOUSE, Out-house, and Pro- mises, and Lot of LAND, in Georgetown, No. 8, Third Range, Letter B. Application to be made to D. Wiuois, Charlottetown. or to WiLi.iAss Sairnuusoir, Esq., Georgetown. Nov. 16, 1852

R SALE, that aligibly situated House and Pro-

mises at the head of Queen Street, next to Fos- isr's corner. The Land com ises a uarter of a Town Lot. No. 10. 8d Hun rod in C . There are 6 Rooms on the first fioor, and 8 on the second, and a spacious Attic, and an excellent Cellar under the whole House. The Building is nearly new, and could at a little sspenso be part ip good or er.

Half the purch.-so monsy won be allowed to re

main secur on the Premises. WILLIAM SCANTLEBURY. January 4. 1858.

the Pictures. that nothing but Works of Merit will b: bought. the Subscribers, on the other haad, have all the advantages of Money Prizes, in having theprivi- logo of selecting from tho Worlts of Art purchsssd, according to the number of the Prize allotted to them, such Painting, or other Work of Art, as may be most pleasing to thorn. This plan has been in operation or several years, and has given the most unqualified satisfaction.

The Committee respectfully urge on all friendly to the difi'usion and encouragement of Art, not onl to honor them by their own support, but to induce 'r rfsnds also to become Jirrabrrt the Society. or as uaamr A DAT! as rossiann, that the Com- mittee may be enabled to commence their Purcltosu