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New Series. No. 320.

HASZARD’S GA'l.ET'l‘E, Published by Haszard &. Owen, Queen Square,

Is issued twice a week, at 15:. per year. AND CONTAINS,

THE LATF.S'I‘ NEWS, AT HOME & ABROAD.

Coach and bleigliﬂllltiltitig.

OBEIIII‘ MclN’l‘YItE returns thanks for the pa- tronage heretofore extended to him. and won inform the pubiic, that he keeps on hand, and makes to order,—

carriages,Wagons,Garts. Sleighs, &c.

Upper Queen Street. October l3th, 1855.

Harness and Coach Hartlware. EDWARD DANA, IANUFACTURER & IMPORTER 29 Kilby Street. (near State), Boston.

FFERS for Cash at low prices, Springs. Axles, Bolts, Spokes, Rims, Shafts, Enameled Cloth, Patent and Enamel ed Leather; all of first quality. Surlnrott malloab lo Iron on hand, ntid furnished to order and pattern. "lull assortment American Har- ness, Hardware. PARTICULAR AT'l‘|cN'l‘l0N GIVEN T0 orzna:as_

A goo d Assortment of 1' L =5 0 N ’ S CELEBRATED Botanic ill e dicin (3 ‘AND 'lliotnsoniatt I’reparati0ns, with full directions for .-_<“.Z§..'Q:ﬂIKI'.4 C ’ "C 11:: -'-ALIO-—

B. 0. 6L G. C. WILSON’S Compound Sarsaparilla, Neuroputliic Drops,

VVild Cherry Balsam, Dyscntery and Cholera Syrup and \ViId Cherry Bitten.

Per Sale by I-hazard Ir. Owen, Isle wholeselo Agents for F .aoe Edward Island

NEW BOOK lust issued frets the Prsuhof Howard 4- Own. c .

pr: e The Constitution of the Govern- ‘ ment of Newfoundland IN its Legislative and Executive Departments, with Appendix eontaining the Rules and Orders of the Legislative Council and House of Assembly by JOHN LITTLE, Esq.. Barrister at Law.

New Books !

ASZARD & OWEN have JUST RECEIVED this day, per “ Majestic," I case BOOKS, from Edinburgh, among which. are a new supply of Cssnsenaf PUILICATIONI, viz,—Chanibers’ In- formation, English Literature, Jougnal of Popular Literature, new series, Jan. to ul l 5

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Pictorihl Histor of England, lst volume,——A His- tory of the eople as well as of the Kingdom, illustrated with many hundred Wood Engravings, to be com leted in [0 volumes,

Climbers‘ ocket Miscellany. Tales for the Road and Rail. Mathematics. Al ebra. Geometry. Arithmetic. Book-liecpingdt atural Philosophy and Science, in all its branches. &c.

' Also, from Iessrs. Oliver & Boyd, Eton Latin Grammar; Edward's Latin Delectas; Dyrnee|t's Csisar; Reid's English Dictionary; Fulton's Johnston's do., IIutton’s Book-keeping; Bridges’ Algebra it Key‘; Ks ts Lcnn'ie’s Grammar; Ilsqua|l'e Questions; arlr aut's England; Isrhheuﬂs France; 8tewaI’t’e Modern Geography] Celmiufe Signs of the Times, urgent uesttans;

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Discussion with D. French.

JUST PUBLISHED, PRINCE EDIVARI) ISLAND

CALENDAR

FOR

1856 :

'I.‘he Almanack of this year is t:llII)(3llltlIIB(I‘ with a number of neat and appropriate Wooi) Luann- vmcs. and besides the usual information, contains, q_v request of several friends, the day's length for every day in the year.

ALLIANCE LIIE JJVD FIRE l.‘V-SUR./IJVCE COJll- PJUVY, L0.«\/‘D0 ‘V IIITAILIEHED or ACT or PARLIAMENT. Capital £5,000,000 Sterling. CIIARLES YOUNG, Agent for P. E. Island.

ﬁling mg. as and FOR SALE.

NEWS BY THE ENGLISH MAIL.

THE QUEEN'S SPEECH.

More than ordinary interest has attached this year to the speech from the throne on the opening of Parliament, and the docu- meut frilly bears out the anxiety which it has raised. Ilitherto, it has been custoin- nry on the eve ofthc meeting ofthc Legis- lature to communicate to the leading morning journals the contents of the speech, so that befoi-e it was actually delivered the public were in possession of its principal features. This rule in the present instance has been departed frotn; but all the cou- tion which appears to have been taken was not t-iullieient to prevent the spirit of the speeclr from oozing out through the press. One ofthe daily papers, not a very strenu- ous supporter ol'Lord Paltnerstnn’s Govern- ment, scents, some how or other, to have anticipated the delivery of the speech, nltlinugli the great organ of Printing-

otrso—sqti.tre was evidently left in the

II dark.

III‘) DWELLING Ilouss: belonging to .\lr. Tho- Keoughan, and now occupied by Mr. I'Itlw.ml Poor, I’ensioner,ttdjucent to the Government Pond and adjoining the premises of Mr. John Cnvnuagli, Peu- sioner. 'l‘lie above Freehold Property having a sub- stantial HOUSE. 15 >1 2| feet, and recently built, will he found well worthy of attention. For further

pnrticulurs inquire ofthe owner. next door. 'l‘II().‘.l.-\S Kl".t)UGIIA.'\'.

Jan. 25. 1856.

”F'AtrtBANKS’ CIILIIBRATED

LES,

-‘—- or .i.r.r. VARIETIBS Warehouse, 34 Killiy Street. B o :1 To N . GREENLEAF or BROWN,

Aoirisrs.

A full assortment of all kinds of weighing appara- tusnnd store furniture for sale at low rates. Rail- road, IIriy,and Coal Scales set in any part of the Provinces.

Eebruary 9, I856. ly

UST RECEIVED, per Schr. ‘SUPERB,’ front Halifax. and for Sale at l)ODD'S BRICK STORE, a splendid LOT OF TEA, SUGAR AND HOLASSES which will be Sold \Vholesale and Retail. THOMAS W. DODD. Oct. 5.

C I Q. Cigars! ( igars I ! 40 SUPERIOR GERMAN CIGARS , received by the Subscriber on Con- signment, and for sale at his Auction Mart, corner of Queen and Water Streets. The above Cigars are for unreserved sale, and will be sold Wholesale and Retail. at very low prices BENJAMIN DAVIES. Oct. I9.

'l‘h'e tone of the speech i uncxceptiona- ble. \\'ith respect to the propositions for peuce. tirade through Austria and accepted by Itussia, lt(‘l‘ Majesty speaks in hopcliill terms; but. she adds that the naval undl tnilitury preparations for a continuance of- the war will not lit the slightest degree hel t-vlaxed ttritil the tcrins have been satisfuc-fl torily settled. This is the most clieei-ing'

will give the greatest satisliiction at home and abroad, for the earnestness and deci- sion thus implied will not be lost tipon the‘ enemy, 'l‘owai-tls the amicable termination] oftlio fortlicomiug conference this declara- tion will contribute largely, and the since-I l'll_Y ofthe statement is borne out in another.

art of the speech, where her Majesty,‘ addressing the House of Coturrions, de- clares that the cstiuiates will be framed in such it irianner as to provide for the exigen- cies of war, if peace should unfortunately, not be concluded. From the language which has recently been ctuploycd by the Muscovite organ in the Russiancapital, there can be little doubt that the Czar is sincerely anxious for peace, and nothing will strengthen his good resolution in this respect so touch as the quiet but mo effective way in which this important topic is handled in the Queen of England's speech to the Imperial Parliament. The speech confirms what was previously known, that the ne ociatious will be open- ed in Paris. Rearcnce is made to the treaty with Sweden for preserving the balance of power in the north of Europe, and a treaty ot friendship, commerce, and navigation, is declared to have been cori- cluded between this country and the Re- public of ()hili—-the only other foreign topics, irrespective of the war, which are ' ‘ ‘ ‘ into the document.

Sky Light Glass For Sale. ASZARD &, OWEN have it good stock of the I above (such as is used in the United States for lty Lights in the Roofs of Houses), each sheeet, 6 1 I5 inches, and; inch thick. '-‘"""§Hci:s! Bricks! Rsale at the 8 Mile Run, Malpeque Bond

and at the Store of HASZARD & OWEN.

soiiiiiTnGE.”'_T lIAu. H. B. DOUG above Mr. Pardie.

Dec. M. I855.

FEW LADIES or s Married Gentleuiari and , his wife. on be accommodated by applying to , L59‘ P°""“' s"°°" '"”"“""' igaged the attention of the Cabinet, and

The allusions are satisfactory. Many subjects connected with the internal im- provements of the country are to occupy the attention of Parliament: amongst these are mentioned a measure for improving the law in the riixitter of partnerships, and one for bringing the commercial law of Scot- land into greater hut-uiony with the law in the other parts of the three kingdoms. We infer from one of the concluding purttgruphs in the speech, that the subject of the town dues on shipping frequenting this and other ports of the empire has en-

There is one striking omission—al| reference to any misunderstanding with America is avoided. This we take to be conclusive that the points at issue are in a fair way of being satisfactorily udjustefli for assuredly, if, us sortie ofthc trauslantic journals assert, all diplomatic intercourse between the two countries were soon likely to cease, the circumstance would have found a place in the speech. It is, too, a a little remarkable, that the leadingjournnl of 'l‘hursday, speculating on the probable contents of the speech, assumed that the American misunderstanding would be one of its primary features. Whether the reason assigned for- the omission by Lor Clarendon ineetstlie case we mustlenve our readers tojudge,

A Scotch paper states that the fifth vo- lume ofMr. l\Iacaulny's “ History of Eng- land” is in the printer-’s hands.

WOOLWICH Asst-.‘n,u..—A very exten- sive paper mill is now being constructed for the manufacture of cartridges upon an improved principle. Hitherto cart- ridges liavc been made froiu paper, but by the new process they will be matin- facturotl from pulp, and be entirely scant- less. The labour required for their pro- duction will be infinitely less by the new systern. A new building for the manu- facturo of small arms is to be commenced

lstatcttient in the document, the one which 3 forthwith, on a site near the east wharf, l

and plants have been apprnvorl for a new foundry for large guns which is to be built near the new saw mills.

On the Qlst the Pope gave his bene- diction to the lambs which were to be afterwards shorn, in order to furnish wool for the pallium, which Reine sends to each of the new bishops.

There are now in the Southampton Docks eight large war transports waiting government orders, viz., the Orinoco, Great Western, Ripou, Candia, Argo, Queen of the south, Calcutta, and Hy- rlaspes. They will convey about 8000 troops. '

The Morning Herald announces that the important question of peerages for life will next week form the subject of a warm debate in the House of Lords, and it adds that, with the exception of the Lord Cliancellor, all the law lords are of opinion that the creation of life peer- ages is unconstitutional.

The Post’s Paris correspondent says— “That in all probability Paris will be fixed upon for the Coiigrcss, as the Emperor would be so near at hand, and Lord Palmerston could attend perso- nally, thus creating couﬁdence in France and England.”

France was never better prepared for war, or tnore determined not to suspend hostilities tmtil the object of the struggle are fully ensured, whilstthc utm0stac- cord continues between the cabinets of London and Paris.

The typhus lever is committing great

that a ministerial measure on the subject will be speedily brought forward.

ravages at Vienna, as tntiny as 12,000 cases having occurred.