LATEST from film. Arrival of tit-e “on”

ss'movs casualers “5'- .SEXUIL'II’S. , a" Halibut!" ma arrived at It . . >~ "n" n frightlbl pnurge. p I" ' “HQ ‘ I‘ln Friday but. at about 5.30. "'1'" ‘ “MIG.” n Which were nbo mm“ people, dashing through pnnnct in several and calllulitics. ‘7 r. J. (7. (higchll. of llalifa"m“d‘ One woman was swept overt ' One tuan bail his leg broken ‘l ""‘i’ .aeeal irightfully disfigured, “‘“I'W‘l . - . . ‘ i . ‘ . ;;::J‘£ll tor ltuttrs, Many otfu‘ “' Hon Peter Mitt-hell had in. ‘ Inc-1M“ and ya. otherwise bruised, bi '“‘ ‘° ['9 I“ right. in a few days; he Illtglrruw “5‘ tape. ,3 ' [Tho Fiddle is the covered. I“ from or be main dining saloon in wt l"""“" 'h" donkey engine, and wblehi , “‘e‘l " “ t-nloklflg room. or place up“ resort for .UMIEIIINI. It must have b "WW." "5" -hat thlhed through carrvit¢ l"""‘"“l~"‘”‘ ruoll tneil against the bulvviui‘"l ""“ ""'“ overboard. It is rare to lei"! “"3"- “l'

fortune to record in count-xiii“ 11“: C‘Wml boats .

i By Telegraph iJoumal! l v . E ' Luion to take lizt in July! mtveal. May 1' . Ottawa gave most hunmoleoinu to return- ed Delegates. ~ L Maedonaid in hltucclix'cful‘l'lllfl it" Wm" ments at! to annulment-4t cupiltll it Mm“

L‘dul'

tretil. illllrmed Ottawa ld alway 1‘0 WM ot (loverntiieut.

He explained that the tninn l‘rt nualion had not issued on the appointed day Willi! i0 banter and Ali-(See‘s unstoco i‘rot lolllllltll ttntbcattscqlteltt delay in cl'lli'h'il" -""l"“”“' tionmg list ot‘Scnators nun Qael

Iiroelalttntlon of Unim will he beginning ot‘nt-xt wet-1.! \

III will go into ctl'ei-t by the middle of Jilly .

.I'hu steamer .lln'l‘tll and thr v bl‘ltlmllillk'v‘ sailed for St ldm yesterday, alloaded with flour and pr ions.

About twenty thousand Norwegian emi- grants expected in t'amida tliissummcr.

'rni; Manners.

An advance has taken plate in all grades of flour. Ordinary superfine ruld [Ii-day at $3.90 1' $8.95, and strong baker 158.96 il 39- N0 change in provisions; oatmeal for future do- ltvery $6; holders ask advance.

New York, May tith.

Flour advanced to-day iiftoencentl. Wes-

tern range from cievcn dollars twenty cents to tlfteen dollars fifty cents. London, May 6th.

~ 'l‘l'- great Reform meeting which has been to co neinplptiou for some time. took place in Hyde Park In this city to-tlay. .\s was ex- pected, there was a vast crowd in attendance. though but. few speakers. There were no riotous demonstrations whatever. and the services of the police were not required. Not one ot. the extra policemen who luul been sworn in for this occasion were present. The meeting was of very short duration mid the multitude dispersed without disorder.

The Morning; Post in an editorial to-day expresses the opinion that the govern ticnt Will not exccute the sentence or death I passed upon tlte condemned Fenians and Durant.

sued in the

St. l‘etcrsbnvg. May 6th.

The ice went out of the river Neva and harbor to-tiuy. and the ports of St. l‘cters‘ burg and Constadt are again open to coin- merce.

New York, May 7th.

A Cable dcspatch from London dated May tith, ting, says timt the reform demonstra- tion In liyde l'nrk, toolay, was an inunvusr affair. It numbered at least 100,000. em- bracing roughs. gentlemen, women, children and working men.

Sir Robert Walpulc's proclamation that the assembly was illegal, wasposted avoutul upon every available spot, but proved utterly abor- tire.

The morning papers announced that the government would not attempt to put down the meeting, but all the troops in London nml vicinity were under arms, atnl a large force of police were concealed in a secluded part of the Park. Vehicles were kept ready to colt- vcy them to any point in case ot'u riot.

Fiflcen separate meetings were Ui‘flllllill'tl. atone of which a woman spoke in favor of universal sull‘rage.

One stand was speeches.

The most revolutionary sentiments uttered by the speakers were loudly cheered by the crowd .

The reformers advocated order. and prac- tically carried out that idea by driving nti' the trees ill the Park crowds of t'onglis who were perched in their branches.

The entire press denounces the course of the Government.

The Tories treat the meetings as a mob victory, while the reformers claim them as splendid popular triumphs.

Tho bittcrcst feeling exists on both sides, and all London is intensely excited. Sonic of the. meetings are still in progress and will continue until a late hour.

Gold RIM.

devoted to religious

(" ' ' Qlfittl'i'lttl.

()n the Roth April, at the family residence ofthe bride. by Mr. James J. Rice, It. (1. M., assisted by the Rev. William Stewart, Samuel Kinlay, limp, of(‘.ape Wolfe. Lot 4. to Mar- garet. third daughter of Mr. James lluntvill, of Lot ti.

At Mr. Mel'hail‘s, Charlottetown, an the 2d inst.. by the Rev. Thoma.- l)uuenn, Mr. Neil McDonald, to Miss isabelht Campbell, both of (Ira mud.

(in larch 30th. by the Rev. ’1‘. Duncan. Mr. George Match, Lot 48, to Mrs. Mary b'neeston, of Charlottetown.

— - M I - maxLSL—snr;

' s Q 1 E ii . _ .

Drowned, on the lilst of January, 18117, front on board the barqu Maggie .‘il'htsll'tllty. on her voyage front St. John‘s, N. 1].. to Cuba. Ambrose Norman. tourth son of John and Elizabeth Ashley, of (Jascumpec, In the 20th year ot'his age.

0!! Sunday morning. April 25th, after a se- ver.- illuels. Margaret Agnosmnly and beloved daughter of Robert and Margaret Longworth.

On Thursday. 25th of .\pri|, at his residence Little York, aged 75 years. Mr. Thomas Fos- ter, who emigrach to this Island, from York- shire, England, In the year 181')

AtArg le Shot-c. on “'cdnesda‘y, the Is! lash, at t to advanced age of 715 years, .\ rebi- Iuthl RICNUVIH, uiucli respected. and endeared by all who luui the pleasure of his acquaint- nnce.

On the 4th instant, alter it long and rainful illnea. Jose h Collin. third son of Mr George Hinton, of umutersidc, In the fifth year of his age.

In (harlottetown, on Wednesday last. lat May, of Blow Consumption, in her 213th year,

Halon, wife of Mr. William Malone, l'rintcr.

, New Advert

.'.-84-» t

Home and hot—J Bertram

t‘nrd—J ll Allen

Notice—J It uni-diner

Sons of ’l‘ -mperance—John Scott

Notice—Henry (‘Inrk

Itincksmiths—Wnt (3 Montgomery

Seeds—Wm II. Watson

Power of Attorney—John ilotuer

Notice to utelttoru~.\ifrcd Uuurllc

I'ogles-t‘.ttrvvli llrol

“mil-t and slices-'I‘huntas Frimie

Fresh Iiardcn Sc visa-ll A llatrtie

(‘ard—aiol-n S O'Neill

Removal—(3 L Richards

Molasses and sugar—~11 .\ Strong .1 Ilro

Renewal do

limit 81. Shoe Maker—Major Ramsay

£600 Reward—Angus Mch‘Wct-II

The Morning Se s—A. Waugh (a firm. lhnvu been afflicted with a very trouble- nomo humour in my face for six years and hate tried many perseriptions to little or no avail: but having heard ofJ. ILFiitch’s Gol- dcu (linlmeut l was induced to try a box, by the use of which I ma cured ; and believe it. my duty to recommend it to thepubllc.

l).\\’ll Rp‘i ELLAN, “'a a ‘e “timberland County

R011

I’ERISC,

R. lillUR. Sumiuerside, May :I, tser.

Molas s 8: Sugar. EST 71" VI“) ex ‘l't'ittctih' front It.” It consignment-

, is Clio c retailing . aside,

'01:! SUGAR,

which we otl'er at wholesale prices for Cash or approved paper. R. .\. STRONG & IiIiUit. Summerside. M v it. 1361'. Int

. Richards,

Ni‘n Bauxsuucn, s (lfiicc an Place of Gen- sfvont No. North Wharf, 'orth Wharf. ud his iiouded i the extreme ick Building, 'laee, inu‘fiediatelyopposite (Imilip and e n er's.

St. John'. N. ii., May 3a.. user 2'.

Fresh Garden Seeds. FIRST ARRIVA

’ Mil-2 Subscriber has receive. ‘ COMMERCE,” A Season» Assn! “if:

FRESH GA ll

warranted g at] true.

ALSO (IN N I):

an AND WHITE LOVER SEED.

of the bcsttfqunlity. . Ill . {Y A. ll.»\RVIII‘.. Queen Street. (Yb'tottp .\ ay 9, 1867.

Pogies! Pogies! ’l‘llE SL'RSCRllil-ZRS have on hnml 200 B Is. l’rin :l’og'ies.

'sp sedet'i lots to unit For- / CAR ' ELL BRO‘S. Cb'town, May 9, 1857.

’ ‘Hli Subscribcrhas receive a known house of'i‘hou s ha and Seedsluau, 12 St eorg ‘s

Liverpool :— ll SUPPLY OF G R 8 Also on lutnd, at I! on: Cucumber, Squas , Mclon, Carrot, ()uion,Caunm BalI,Caliliirnia Mavblchead,I)rumhcatl Cabbage Seeds. “'M. R. \\':\TSO.\'.

chroum l’it'tt.bix<:, Queen St., .\ .. . 15117.

J. H. ALLEN, Commission Merchant,

.lntl Dealer in 1' 'ovisions, 810., M A aka '1‘ sr a r. i: '1', 5t. Jo ,N. B.

if?" (iivcs per-a utni attention to the Sale and Purchase of ctuy description of Goods. May ii, isc7.

.1611”): O'NEILL, Gianna ii‘ 310 ll 2-} E t, I’D". Till} I LIZ Ul‘

Pr .

R Horst-t." No.68 Charlotte 517,. call! Sale Kitty Square. ST. JOHN- N. B. N.“ -Cousignmcnts solicited, and all orders will reel" proutptattention. [Maylb

A L WHO WANT

which w cliasers.

I the well- y. Nursery Crescent

OS!

r ‘III‘Z Sub inhabit try genera M I‘JIISIII WATER S’I' (opposite the toveot't. where he is prepare entrusted to his care, despntc. “is old customers on the Print-clown Road he will be glad to see. , THOMAS FRIZZLi-I. lioot & Shoe Maker. Sunnnerside, May 9. 1807.

lcavc to inform the nitstonnndthe entiti- ins removed to SF.“- opened his Slltil' on ' therlaud‘s Building,

tMclmnnan, lisip.) .exacutcall orders good style and with

l'oWer ot Attorney. lll-IREIIY give Mr. At. ‘ - he Power I ttor to. Hill sue for all Rim/\gfiuts an ate- a l and due me up to ll t da {VII

. o'ricn " B‘i.."i’.‘:"

sons indebt and settici

(titles 0 er Stare, Water

notify all ch of Hand to call

in It Sehurinan's entitle.

ALPIIIII) (IUL'RIJIZ. Summerslde. May I. 1567.

filiinks of all kinds for sale the “ Journal" Oiiiec.

SUMMERS“)!th my...

Iscntents this a...“

an insulin news

AUCTION.

'1‘" be sold by public .\l't"l'l0.\”. HA'I'IIIIIIAY, the III day oi'Jl'h ‘ II 1 o‘clock. p. m.. the best III'SI. STAND in l‘riner- t'mmty. situated at WIL- Mli'l‘ CINCIth LIIIIIN ~‘. Lot Ill. only two and ll half miles fr. at M Ml'lllSliilc by land or water. lab in Innulhioll of Mr. JUIIN WATERS. contai g a quarter of an item of LAND. n thlth hiltll' and ii.\lt:\‘ well filled up In good order. 'l'hi- place Is well adapted for either CARRIAGE or “LACKSMITII Slitii', d Inning fl front on the sea shore, Intakes is a \cry beautiful place.

ALSO—{Me Cow, 1

ll"

IN‘I

pipe, 1 Turning Lathe. 1 set Waggon Wheels. Chairs, 'l‘nbles, Wash Stands, 1 Soto little l'iece, atul various other article; on: to mention . ,

Sub: I'osilirc. Nu Ilcsc.‘t'c.../

I L Bargains may be expected. 1/ 5th )etober.

Terms of talc-.predlt given tlil For further pailicula inquire of

A. WACGII & liROR. Stltnntcrsidc, May ‘J 1

NOTICE i

lllCRl-Iln' give notice to tl . Messrs. l'li)(il‘2ttN & S Clifton. New London. that ii all their Hook lichts, Not t-ili‘cis, tiuto the Summer at signment hearing date ti . last. Therefore all par rsiu said. are requested pay tItIluItIlls to the said ll ik. or to their Agent, Wu. BEAIRSTO, limp. forthwith.

.1. R. GARDINICR, President.

nnnersidc. Min -lth, l '

to i htnrs of RT, of ssigncd

out and

lion of

iiciii‘ "F"

I: received by the under- ' Bitli iu int.fort|n- erec- ‘ ‘ iUtJLll 'Sli at KURT“ l «' who i be seen at. the HENRY CLARK.

North Redequc, May titb, 1867.—3i

vvsidcue ! o

Sons of Tempe 'nncc. ' [1E (IRA )l\'ISI().\' of l’. IC.1slnnd

is des‘~ obtaining the services of a cotnpct ,—onc qualified to serve them a. tilt“ ntul All .X'l‘. Appli- cations ecc' ‘ed by lh ‘rand Scribe

till I"r' " " t May. The up Is will please late the amount of salary, say for three, six. ‘ twelve months, respectively,giving the names of two com- petent persons as referees. ’ Om SCOTT. (- Charlottotim'u,‘April 31). ISO

and Scribe.

Blacksm’ths Loiilc in?!

\VA N'l‘iil) immediately—a I occupy a good S'I'A.

Lot 3; must be at oroucl references as to

For terms and undersigned.

I“ aired. ply to the

M. C‘. M S'l‘GOME tY. Monti-use, may it, lb‘fli'.

MAJOR RAMSAY, Boot and Shoe Maker, IIAS REMIIVICI) to the House lately oc- cupied by Mr. .iolu liariu-txueav Central Street, where he is pr ed to execute all ordurs he may be favor d with. Ready made Boots a d Shoes kept con-taut-

Iy on hand. Custom rs uill satisfaction in all cases. !,

HOUSE AND LOT IN SUMMERSIDE!

1‘01! Sale, in the Eastern part of SI'M- M l‘iliSIl)l‘l,on \VA'I‘HR S'l'lllfil‘rl'. The

ROE/SE ANI.) LOT

d by Mr Srm-nls Ram-11:. ' true is and a “ ()l' in 1'ch I Warn: S‘I‘IlI-Ili'l‘. "f feet. Tin-re is a well oit

and ' the prei| ‘.

l’osse . ion can be giv n imuu-diatcly. Two thirds of the purchase mom-y can remain on interest for two years, by giving good security.

[\lau—abotlt b' cords of good “A ll I)\VUUI), which is on the prettiises.

For particulars apply at the .Inl'ltNAl. ()rt'toe.

Just; in time iortli Crop. ’ VIII-i Subscriberoili‘vs for Sit bin l-‘Ill‘liiiltti.l) ‘ pied by him, at MUN' ' from hildtre liridge 30 o! \\'IIIL I is clearet I vatinn, it ready to s the balance covered with Soft au Any quan~ lily of Mussel Mud may be bad near the farm. There is on the premises a DWELLING IltlllSh}. partly finished: and a good li.\R.\' as x 30 feet. a good Spring of Water runs through the farm.

d in a state of culli-

ISA [\C Mcl)( IUCIALL .

Lot in u. - 2, I. a

Look Right Here! Valuable Freehold for Sale. _£\_ 7 VIII-1 Subscribers oli‘et'for stile that FREE- llUld) I'RUI’ER'I‘Y consisting of 151) acres of LAN“, situated in Lot 12!, WILMU'I‘ VALLEY, being about five miles front Stan- .\tt~.|ts|nr., and within about one quarter ut’a mile of Messrs. (I. S: ’l‘ (.‘iark's Mill.

There is 0111" see a cmnmodious Dwelling llouse ant ar . together with other conveniences; there is stream ot‘ water run- ningpnrtiy across the rout ofthu farm, and also any quantity of I Ire it the rear of the premises. ttnd is ithili it short distance of the mud beds. About IOU acres ofthe fat’m is cleared. and the remainder is covered with hard and soft wood. ‘

The above Property is very pleasantly situated. aml offers a good investment to any one wanting a farm, as it will be 'ercd at the small sum of £370 ; part of purchase money will be required to be paid down. and the remainder may remain on security on the

farm. Immediate possession given. A. WAITUIl 8s Illlttll.

MWTWAZ'FSENM ved to his N Store,

Old Stand, on Queen Street.

g, l Sleigh. n Iot‘ Spokes and other Lutnl r, three Stoves and ‘

Good '

- wTIIIIL‘UII Summcrside, May 9. 1367. -

memoir. it)“

f ” AUCTION! ISOHOONER FOR SALE.

1 ' ‘1) be sold by public .\l'l"l'IIIN, , on and "PA? the premises of the lion. James M uirhcad, on '11 [-35-

' I).\Y. the Nth day at M.‘ Y. lost. at the hour ot'fl o‘clock. p. m. (in ll‘l‘ohbtllct- with n rcmiutiott by by the Hts-vit-

I , holders of the Sun rs e Fishing (“out may ‘un the will uni e 'ol llll‘ Sunnuer shi

huleof the rl'cets Schooner SI'MMI'IIE ‘ and 2th; Inns old lllt‘tl ibrcadtlt “:13 fret, dc] t i licuirlt'l‘. built at Sunni ltiraily, in the Spring

i lloat, ltlfi iilds Salt.

230 yds. t‘auvau, ' ‘ liniply liarrols, ithonts Chain,

20 ilbll. I'ogies . 1 Table. , , I Coil \\'lrt‘, 2 Slows. p I

And sundry other articles. TERMS—~25 per cent. ('ASII, and

eat, length s7 teet. Jo's fest, of British rside by Mr. David

l (‘oil rope.

Oil approved Sl‘L‘lll‘Ii .

ROBERT McC. S'l'AVl'IR'I‘.

Secretory. Suttimersidc. ‘.\ u . fl ‘l'ro, £500 RE W ARD ! 1‘ R. ANGUS Mi:S\\'liI-).\', 'i‘ailor. thank- ful tor past favors, wishes to intimate to his numerous customers and the public gell- erally. that he has removed his place ot‘busi- nus front head ot'Ql,’ -’i'iX'S WIIARl" to the building Liter oecup by the lion. J. ('. ,“Hyll. and that hurt recently employed a number of tlrst tss ritlucn, is better pre~

pttl'etl than ever to c cute all orders in the best slyli : and on tli most favorable terms.

Latest English 85 American

memoirs

constantly on hand. i, , Simone! de. May 9. 11467.

SABBATH SCHOOL LIBRARIES!

V ‘lli-Z Subscriber wishes to inform the Super- intendents ut'S.\liii.\'l‘ll Stillttttlfi and others who may be interested in the welfare oftbc yuuugthat he a" I shortly bareou band a large ultdwcll select lock ot'ldliRAillES, from the best Societies, -ontnining 1' too Volumes cach. Also School Requisites. Please call and examine fo 'thc house of S'rtn'ntzx UARIIII, iscd to sell.

who is author-

I)il\iO('l.{ .\RClliIl.\Ll). 'ile, May 2. l "

' SAWS, sawsu SAWS!!!

.\\\'S of the best qua ity, and at the follow- ing t‘ash prices, always on luunl at the . nialnii'acturc ot'the subscribers :— C I'd/ELARS. I)t.t.\ii-:'rt5i:. :il in. SIS each in. :515 each L‘li ill. r511 l'llI'II 22 in. So each la in. :55 5 each 14 in. st .Leh

Somme!

Dunuri-m. ‘ enclt V Ich U each '14 in. so each each i t each 1'2 in ed each. Mill Saws G5 feet, 8.": ouch; Ruck Saws as in. a? per dozen. set aiul sharped. l All orders lclt at the look Store of Mr. Joseph iti'll‘illli, Siumnerside, or forwarded direct, will receive immediate attention. A ltltfiiAltHSUS & Co. April 11, lstii'. y

. . John, N.

Seeds 1 Seeds 1 Seeds 1! Garden & Field Seeds. DAILY EXI'ICC'I'I‘I .tIII‘L‘L'i front the OLI)

COUNTRY. . a ppiy oi all kinds of .Il.\lll)l‘l.\' .\ N1) F11" ' " '2I)S. “'ttn‘imt- ed good and fresh.

Any quantity ot‘Tl. (l'l'llY Sl‘llil). CLO- Vl'lli SHED, :tlld 'l‘L' {Xll‘ S .I). Send iIi your orders to lili I‘R.\M'S IiUUK S'I‘Ulll‘l Summer ‘ l- "

l‘licliardsou

,‘ I‘IN'I'S‘ (HRMICN'IS

all. this Slltill'l‘l‘IS'l' (Shop ovct’ (‘llsl l't‘ll 7. lSliT.

do toillilllili l'l(.'l'.‘. House.)

11‘

ii

7 ‘Iili Stud iiorsc “’ PRINCE EDWARD." has bcctl recently purchased from Mr. .iolut llai-zuril hy‘MIt. Wu. \\'. WALliliihof St. l‘ilcallor's. and wilh travel for the season on the following roar-—

“'ill Icavc St. El the TI]! .\1.\ Y. and * through Ilidian River. on to .\lalpcqnc; fr It thence to New London: thence to French River; thence homo by the way of Long Riter.