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other towns lying in its pathway. At Mats toon, Ill, the residence of Willis Walkup was overturned, seriously injuring Mrs. Walkup. Key West, Fra., June 4.

The American Whaling schooner Allen fispan, of Provincetown, Mas:., has ara rive@here. While taking oil on Keys, South of Cuba, the schooner was boarded by a Spanish cruiser, and her papers de manded under p nalty of punishment.

the Field.

The Battlefield the Only| Arbitrament,

How Russia Feels the

Political Pulse. THE RUSSIANS SUFFERING. (Special Despatch to the Daily Examiner.)

Lonvon, June 6,

A special dispatch from Pesth says that the Servians will commence hostilities as soon as the Russians cross the Danube.

One of the semi-official journals of St. Petersburg says that peace depends on events on the battle-field.

Russia bas invited diplomatic represent~ atives to headquarters so that the political pulse of Europe may be felt as war pro- ceeds,

lhe Ku-sians on the Danube are suffer- jog greatly from the intense heat.

Latest Despatel from Montreal

FLOUR MARKET.

The Presbyterian Church of Canada, POLITICAL FISNICE.

By Special Telegram to the Daily Examiner, Montrear, June 6,

fiour dull and in buyer’s favor. Sales

light. There has been ne demand for ex

port, and the demand is reduced :— Superior Extra, $8 43 to $8 60 Ex'ra Superfine, 8 10 to 8 W

Fancy, 7 75 to 7 80 Spring Extra, 7 30to 7 45 Supertine, 7 95 to 7 05 Strong Bakers’, 7 40 to 7 65 Fine, 6 60 to 6 70 Middlings, 6 25 to 6 40 Pollards, 5 90 to 6 00 U. C. Bags per 100 Ibs., PO 0D to 0 LO City Bugs. do do 390 to 4 00

The Rev. Gavin Leary has been electep Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Canada,

The Political pic-nic season opened by Sir Joby A. McDonald at Kingston, will be continued by both parties throughout the summer.

The Orange Lodge of British North Am- erica is in session at Ottawa’,

The “ take” of furs and robes in the North-west is below the average this year.

The money market is quiet and business dull,

Crop prospects continue good. : = Se ee

Telegraphic News.

Montreat, June 5. The naked body of a woman was found floating opposite the city to~iay. Argument in the Jacques Cartier case is golug on, oo The Papal Legate spent the day in visits ing public and charitable institutions. Sr. Joun, N.B., June 5.

Mr. Townsend has arranged a race be tween Ress and Smith, to take place on the Kennebeccasis, for three miles, on July 24th. One hundred dollars a side were put up to-day in the hands of Sheriff Harding

Sr. Peters, C.B., June 5.

A building occupied by Mr. Tuck, con. tractor, as a barn, was destroyed by fire

about three o'clock this morning. Five horses, hay, harness, carriage, &c., were burnt. The building belonged to the

Handley estate, and was formerly used by Handley as a ship carpeater’s shop. The reason of fire is very mysterious,

Movnr Carmet, Ivu., June 5.

A terrib'e storm struck this city at four o'clock yesterday afternoon, by which sixa teen men lost their lives, and half a mil. lion worth of property was destroyed. A large number were wounded, several of whom will undoubtedly die. At least twenty-five are still missing.

Another dispatch says that from thirty to fifty are wounded, and about seventy miss - ing. Among the buildings destroyed are the Presbyter an and Methodist Churches, two school houses, court house and several stores and residences.

Mount Carmel was a thriving town of about three thousand inhabitants, on the Cairoani Vincennes Railroad. The most prominent buildings destroyed were the court house, two newspaper Offices, three churches, one of them the finest in South- ern illinois, and two schoolhouses, and near.y a hundred residences were de- siroyed or damaged either by storm or by fire. he loss is estimated at three to five hundred thousand dollars, The same tor- nado damaged a number of buildings in

Captain Dinham produced the papers, but they were cousidered insufficient, and he was detuned four days in close confine. ment until the arrival of a Spanish frigate.

Lonupon, June 5.

A Vienna correspondent states that the | latest advices from the Caucasus show that! the insurrection in that region is spreading. The efforts of the Turks to stir up the Cir. cassians proved successful, and the insur- gents will be «able to give occupation for a considerable time to a large Russian force.

A correspondent at Rustchuck says; ‘‘ Despite reports publisivd ia the English journals, not a single Russian soldier has | yet crossed the Danube.”’ }

Band of Circassians and Bashi Bizouks, | about a bundred in number, volunteered to cross the river at Rustchuk at midnight in the face of Rusoian batteries, and caps ture Russian sentinels, They succeeded, surrounded the guard house, attacked guard and killed several Russians, Cap. ture150 head cattle, and took some priss! cMners.

Secretary Egerton, of the Admiralty, stited in the Commons to-day that nothing but a case of insubordination occurred on board flagship Alexandria, and there was not @ mutiny.

The 7e'egraph’s Bucharest correspondent reports that part of the Roumanian militia has been disbanded. The remainder will probably be dismissed within the next fort» eight because of emptiness of tressury.

Lonpon, June 5.

In the Commons this afternoon a des-~ patch was laid on the table, addressed by Earl Derby to Lord Lyons. British Am. bassador at Paris. Derby informs Lyons that Great Britiin declined the proposal ot DeLesseps to keep open Suez Canal to all nations, and had intimated to Russia that an attempt to blockade or otherwise inter- f-re with Canal or its approaches would be regarded by England as a menace to [ndia, and & grave injury to commerce of the world incompatible with maintenance of British attitude of passive neutrality. At h> sime it was intimated to the Porte and the Khedive that England was firmly

mide the scene of any combit or other warlike operations,

In the Commons this afternoon Secretary Bourke stated that Russia had agreed tv observe the maritime declarations of the Treaty of Paris, both as regards the powers directly interested, and also with reference to Spain and America, Ue said the powers had never asked nor given any opinion with reference to Derby’s reply to Ciorts- chakoff’s circular,

There was a battle to-day near Maljat, lasting several hours. The Turks were defeated, and lost 500 men. Montenegrin losse3 not ascertained.

A Caleutta dispatch says South West Monson burst at Columbus, Ceylon, on the l4th of last month,and is expected at Bombay early n June. If it brings suffi- cient rain, the Government will be able to Congratulate itself on having passed the crisis of the famine.

A desp itch from Vienna says Porte, as a precaution against growing war agitation in Greece, has ordered calling out of militia and reserves in Epirus and Thessaly, and distribution of arms among the popu- lation oi frontier districts.

Berwin, June 5,

Statements that Governments of Eng. land, Germany and Spain have come to an understanding in respect to taxation of British and German subjects in Cuba is not incorrect. Ge:many and England have ob’ected to any war tax at all.

COPENHAGEN, June 5. Anniversary of Granting of Constitution is being celebrated. A crowd of 20,000 persons are marching through the streets, Owing t> political feeling precautions have been taken against riotuus demonstrations before King’s residence.

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June 6.—Messrs. R. McHaffie, Hamilton; Miss Mawley, Summerside; 8. M. Alder, Boston; Joseph Jacobs, Boston; A. W Tait, Montreal

REVERE HOUSE.

Jnne 6.—J.5. Mayo, Boston ; L. W. John son, Brockville; David Montgomery, Sums merside ; Richard Hunt, Summ crsi4

ROCKLIN HOUSE

June 6.—Geo. O. Hoyet, Havehill, Mass ; R. White, Montreal; Alex. Stewart, Ma!- pequa; Thomas Taylor, St. Peter's; Dr. Jardine, St. Peter’s; Miss Jardine, St Peter’s; John Murray, Cavendish; Miss A. Murray, Cavendish; Joseph McNeill, Mount Stewart: Donald McDonald, Port flood, C B.: A. McDonald, Port Hood, C. B.; George McKenzie, New London; Amos MeMilliims. Lot 7; J. McDonald and wile, E:ist River, Pictou.

Died

On the 4th inst., after a short but severe iliness, of congesticn of the lungs, Thomas M. ore Preedy, in the 43rd year of his age, a native of Oxford, England, late of Chariotte- town, P. E. I.

Stipendiary Magistrate's Court.

Yesterday morning Maurice O’Brien fo been drunk and incapable was hned $2, or $ days; James Q’Brine for same offence, fin«d $2, or 8 days ; Peter Ross on complaint of John Lawson for same, fined $2, or 8 days

determined not to permit the Canil to be Ch’ town, May 31, 1877.—tw wk 4wa Pp

JUST RECHEIVED Ex. Spring Ships from England, a general

ASSORTMENT OF ENGLISH HARDWARE GENUINE & NO. 1 LONDON WHITE LEAD,

(warranted.) A general assortment of Colored Paints, Glass, Putty, &c., &e.,

Also by Steamers from Boston a large Stock of

AMERICAN HARDWARE.

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Butchers’, Hand, Panel, Tennon. Compass, Cross Cut, Pit, Mill, & Circulars.

Which we offer at prices that caANNoT BE BEATEN. Sole Agents for Campbell & Fowlers’

Celebrated Tempered Carriage Springs,

used largely by our leading Carriage makers, and which for Temper and Finish cannot be equalled, Every Spring Warranted. Steel & Iron Axles all sizes, .

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AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, . . . . $5,000,000.

Government Deposits, $100,000.

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CHARLOTTETOWN BOARD,

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CARVELL BROS., Agents.

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Fire and Life Policies Issued at Moderate Rates. June 7. *77—ly

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Agents for P. E. Island.

ITALIAN WAREHOUSE.

QUEEN STREET.

Charlottetown, June 7, 1877—y

FOR SALE At Manufacturers’ Prices:

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50 «* PAILS, Just received from Europe and elsewhere 20 Zinc WASH BOARDS, our SPRING SUPPLIES of 20 Nests oat AP, ot Pollet, CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND

50 Boxes CRACKERS,

20 Bbis. Lamp CHIMNEYsS, 200 Reams Wrapping PAPER.

20 Doz. LOOKING GLASSES, 100 Gross SH 'E BLACKING,

20 ‘* PEARL BLUE,

30 Chests hoice TEA

MACKENZIE & STUMBLES. Ch’town,June

GROCERIES,

which we offer at lowest possible} prices

MACEACIIERN §&.CO. } May 21, 1877.—2m

Ex” Ship James Duncan & §.8. Hadji, 275 Boxes Chance's

SMETHWICK GLASS !

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Ad Greatly Reduced Trices, al

W. E. DAWSON & Co's. June 6—4in

M urray Harbor Packet.

[HE Undersigned intends running the Sch, ‘SEA BIRD” between

‘Moray Harbor and Charlottet own,

iC nce a week during the summer, calling at Little Sands going and coming if any freight offering and weather rmitting.

AGENTS : —Haezard Bros., Charlottetown ; Davies & McFayden, Murray Harbor South ; James Clow, Murray Harbor North: Cartney McClure, Murray River.

JOHN HYDE. Murray Harbor, June 6.

MANILLA ROPE. CONVERSE'S MAKE!

Qj 'z6s 14 to 34 Inch—6 to 15 THREAD.

At Reduced Prices—Lower than ever offered by us.

Ff. T. NEWBERRY & CO. May 6, ’77.—-3in eod pa’ & ar iw

IN STOR, 140 BOXES SOAP!

Al LOWEST RAIES. W. E. DAWSON & CO,

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LECTRO-PLATED BUTTER COOLERS at from 75 cts. to $12.00. A Splendid assortment just received at

W. W. WELLNER’s. June 4, 1877—4}

GUANO.

50 Bbis. Pacific Cuano,

Cheapest and best fertilizer known. turnips n>thing can beat it. eit

CARVELL BROS. Ch’town, June 5, 1877—p a tw 3w

DAT VSR Bovse, SOURIS EAST.

HE SUBSCRIBER having leased t T new building in Souris East, known - the ‘‘ New Hotel,” and having fitted it up

in good style, is now prepared to gi class accommodation for i i

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The Hotel commands a fine view of Harbor and the beautiful scenery dane ing. It is close to lakes, rivers and forests which afford unrivalled facilities for fish’ ing and shooting.

SEA BATHING may be obtained a few hundred yards of the Hotel. ~om

First-class Sample Rooms rovi the use of Commercial Frabsiieen, ded for

Carriages always in waiting at the Rail-

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