_ * We m ke 8 pat we do cl

wo pretener ne te the gilt of divina- A f —The following correspoudence appeared lately

aim le bave Botnet ki ow ledg ‘oO

evstivn of an yivteged oumber of which, we may all rest as general fund of the League, to be appropriated, by

wrod, net one waa will be taken from the ranks and bye, te their own use, by twe or three unseru-

a the great body of the people pulous fellows at the head of it:—

As (hur tothe fly expressed, it will be seen how To the Editer of the Islander

Sir :— Will you have the kindness te publish the annexed letter from the Rev. James F. Menutgoin- ery, ove of the proprietors of Let 24, in the next iasue of the Islander, in order to disabuse the pub- lie mind relative to the report that he is about to sell his property, through the influence of the

ar eur estination or consideration of the conse qacnees te he apprehended from the existence o

the Tenant League gues beyond that of th

Lieve! parties Whe cenzure us ter our denunci:

soos of it. And such our view of the great evi

which thal mischievous organization may bri, Tenant League

: a am vour ohd't. servant |

down upon us a3 a people — a view the justne: I am ve hd ; . Ir. Wearu tiaviranp

ef whick, we feel fully persuaded, is concurre: Ch'tewn, 12th Oct., 1865.

oe ‘ aT a . in by all the worta, tnlelligence, ar d reapectabil

. - ’ ? EDINBURGH, J5th Sept., 1805 ef the Island—atiords us the fullest Justibcath By Team Gentine | lect wrote te ree I have learned more than [had hitherto known of | Gereramest as we are — for throwing inte the| the improper and illegal proceedings of the as | aociation calling themeelves the Tenant League Phese proceedings, 1 thing, it ia the duty ofevery lower of order to discourage and check to the ut-} mest of hia power. And, therefore, anxious as | am that the negeciatious pending fer the sale of | my property to the Tenants, should be brought te | a satisfactory conclusion, [ wish te state clearly that I will make ne terms with any person who | I am glad, however.

—siguech liberal and determined opponent ef Ch

scale of Cunstiontional authority, all the Weig

ef say fluence we may pussess, for the suppres

| soomand punishment, tos, at least of the crafty

ringleaders — of that combimation of social

incendiaries we think, beea sufficiently ex- | belongs te that association ‘| te be assured that the Tenants on Lot 34 have en

We have now,

plicit, so far aa coneerns the course, which.

Pesan’ Leacuy Srory ser ar Res, LATEST NEWS BY. TELEGRAPH.

FROM EUROPE,

tool eo i off «: and, with certain inthe Patriotand Islander We think the vimy e teal 4 . ‘ Tow ¥ on . ° r ea light which that knowk dge statement made in the letter of the Rev. Mr New York, 23d, p.m — Additional per Hiber- seats befvre U 1’ nian, Lendon, Friday Oct. lath—é evlliug uv . wnabice we clearly to perecive that Montgomery should be widely known. For! fay OU / A meeting ot gels ya ene ’ - . the Atlanuic Lelegrapt Cu., las atiiuerzed au iu- . we speedily ev ee greater cupacity for months the Tenant Leaguers have been bragging | Crease of Capital by 16,000 shares of pounds et . . . . ; ’ ' ac . ‘ ya cermment than is displayed in the present most extensively of their purchases from the pro- each..... Lhe papers generally comment on the eife! | Aduuis-hussell corres rondence he Times ¢ ; red state of unity, the Limperial prietors, and Mr. Moutgomery was ove to whom hard! 2 nt 5, a day Tends ven gaore 4 . 7 mardy doubt that the proposal for & Couuiisstou + will be ee t forth agaimet wa: our Free Con they at lirst referred with Ince parable audacity wil ultimately be wecepled, aud suy itis ihe best lt : ; G tion * be withdrawn, eur Legislature We were well aware that there was not one acre |‘! et the only solution, and the candid and ght f : : ; Inendly tone of the arguime: ye ro fusse sated ; and, liek. ul of Responsible Govern purchased by the Tenant League, in its associated 4 gree arguivent between Russell peng d and Adaus justtied that expectation. Other gett, fot which the peop fetught so long and capacity, tm any part ofthe Island, and the stories jourials tove tor au amicable solution 2... Phe ay a battie, Irresponsill: Rule will be estab- put forth about great sales and great bargains | COfespoudeuce between Mr. Adauis, the Ainerican gt Miuisier, wna doarl Russell w i A wd ia the form of a Governor and Council being effected, were circulated for no other purpose dist , uu th huss US lu Telulion lo Lic bet a ' respoasibiliily of England tor the ravages com- ¢ in other and more distinctive words, in the than to delude the tenantry, In various parts of | wilted Upeu American commerce by rebel pirates , J Oligarcly ; to Gl ap the swali and the Island, inte subseribing their mieury to the; Wited out tn Baglaud. Marl Russell repudiaces

all labiaty, aud refases ail arbitration,

FROM THE UNITED STATES. NEW YorK, Oct. 2ist.—A Raleigh, N. C

paper of yesterday publishes a telegram from the |

President to Governor Holden, declaring that

every dailar of the debt created iu uid of the re. | bellion sueuld be repudiated finally and forever | and eXpressing a hope that the peope of North | Carolina will wash tieiy bands of everything that |

partakes, tu lhe ehgltest ck gree, of Che rebellion so Pecenuly erusbed by the strong aru of the Go- verhument,

PitLave PIA, Uct gress bow Ih session here, is Working harmoniously ews In relation to the numbers of the organization io lreland, has beeu received, Everyiiing is working well.

LC beeriiug progress and

New Yorn, 2ist, p. u.—LPbe World's Nast

ville despatel: says tive different caves lave been |

discovered under that ety occupied by a large

jutuuber of murderers aud Lileves, Whose depreda-

ties have been carried on for a long time

Murreil aud When engaged In running off with negroes,

One his gung The nulitary have taken measures to clear out the cases aud seal (bein aguiust occapaucy. Gold 140

of the caves was tised by

New Yorn, 23d,—The ansouncement of the issuing of au order by the Preeident tor the un-

20th. —The Fenian Con- |

WRECK OF THE STEAMSHIP A TLANTA.,, A terrible SIXTEEN OF THE PASSENGERS AND 29 OF THE CREW Lost,

arricane lately swept over the |

| were lifted from the ground, torn to pieces and |

eS —e r gy Seattered. In one town, the hospital was blown New York, Uct. 20.—The bark IW. 2. down, and all the inmates killed or wounded,

Anderson, trom Mobile, arrived here this Between 200 and 300 persons, altogether, were morning with David Drexler, 2 firemen and| killed, . :

tl

' The crops were destroyed and vessels | & Sevan, and the cook of the steamship) stranded. : Atlanta, who were picked up at sea on a 2 plece of the wreck of the Ad/anta

Mr. Drexler reports that the Ad/anéa left) ¥*eh Jor an Italian nobleman, whigh is to New Orleans on the 7th nst., Sprung a leak | cust two thousand guineas,

et ee

vn the 15th, and on the lith, in a heavy ; <e , yale, when 200 miles saith of Sandy Ratt Two hard things ; first, to talk of yourself) +:

at § o'clock, p. m., the steamer broke in| without being vain ; second, to talk of vthers jy three pieces, leaving him and the four others

jun the piece from which they were rescued, after floating nearly two days. The Atlanta | had 7 passengers and 35 of a crew, all of | wide except the above, are supposed to | bave perished.

| The Ad/ania was owned by Charles Mal | lory, of Ms stie, Conn , was a goud steamer }of 1,000 tons burthen, and rua in the Atlan-

FALL STOCK.

ras ; a | tie Coast Company's line. Uxpixe and L. GC. Owes, as

Ball Stock:

>. — LATEST FROM ENGLAND,

(From the European Times, Get. 11)

Part of his 22} Tons IRON, 24 Tons SPRING STEEL, 1) Cwt. Sleivh Shoeing STEEL,

i

The sudden and unexpected increase in the

Bank rate of dircount to seven per cent is again | 7 do Blister Do iwiving rise te these controversial disgeisitions 3 do Cast Do Which are always rife when money is dear... .. 164 do NAILS and SPIKES, ;

Phe cattle disease shows vo sigus © i we. 130 Keys PAINTS, ‘ cise shows oo sigus ot laving ex 350 Gallons PAINT OIL, 114 Boxes GLASS, » Crates COAL SCUTTLES, and 24 Casks and Cases Ccemeral Hardware Goods. tS The remainder of FALL STOCK to arrive | | per * Urania’ and * David Cannon.’ W. E DAWSON. . Kicur!

Canada

_ JUST RECEIVED, 15 Bb!s Extra CANADA FLOUR,

} »: j hausted itsell

It is appearing in various new |localities, aud must tecessarily command great j attention during the coming winter... .. We read j of a serions oulbreak of Cholera at Epping. In j one louse twelve persous were attacked, aud } tour of the cases terminated fatally... .. Lt is now }aceepted as a fact that the Prince and Princess of | Wales will pay a visit to Lord Derby, at Knows Hey, on coer return trom Scotland... .. We leas | wt the appearance of Cholera in Paria, but the j authorities, from fear of causing an alarm, sup- | press all details,

October 30, 1865.

>. - Wrecx.-——A small schooner belonging to | Charlottetown, laden with coal, while on the

| West India Islands. In Guadalope, the houses Ok Country Customers will p'ease

: : ho hae ive “COULES | a2 ° Fall. Those who have net received their accouu | TUBER next, i865, at the hour of Lo clock, neon,

| will please call Jor the sume eg sone, |utthe COLONIAL BUILDING, in Charlottetown,

A London Jeweller has manufactured al 7" OV the St. Peter's Road, on Sunday

he Ten Mile Honse and Traeadie Brook, 4 very

without slander. leaving it at the * Examiner” Office.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, LONDON Goops,

Soda, Sardines, Cocoa, Blacklead, Blacking, lak Stationery, Composition Candles, Mustard, (in tins) and suudry other articles,

CHEAP GAS.

TONITE Directors of the Cha:lotterown Gag

ad

ee |

- NOTICE.

take notice that the WHOLE AMOUNT of) rele respective accounts will be required thin,

Oct. 30, 1865. 2m

LOST,

Evening last, about 9 or 10 o'clock, between

undsome KAILWAY BLANKET, with pockets :it. The tinder will be sniiably rewarded by

Chitown, Vet. 30, 1305,

Daily Expected per Urania.

Congou TEA, 20 Bags Ratna KICK, | 120 Boxes Londou SOAP, 0 do do i (very snperior,) 20 Cases assorted Confectionary, iu 2 1b buttles, 20 Cusks Carbonate Soda, (baking) 20 Boxes Fine Starch, io0 tbs Extract of Logwood, 3 Tons London Oakam, 400 Gallons Boiled Oil, 40 Cans White Lead, 50 Iba in each,

8 do hed do 200 de Biack Paint, J6 do Green do

8 do Yellow do

160 Coils Manilla Rope, nssorted sizes,

00 do llewp de do du

300 Gross Wine avd Beer Corks,

200 3 Bushel Sacks.

Auso, Cases assorted Pickles, bbls. Washing

DW GUGLASS M. HARRINGTON. Water st., Cl’town, Oct. 23, 1365, 3in

ee

eur editorial capacity, we have adupted, at the

preeetic crisis of vur polity; but us i¢ may not be

ewise, and anys happily, peradveature, tend tw truly desirens to meet them in a hberal and agent in eff-cting

qume Salutary end, we will, wow that “ we are it

the counselling vein,’ follow up our exculpation

on that head, by some practical suggestions —

tirely held aloof from these uncoustitutional pro-| ceedings : and while this remains the case. 1 am straightforward spirit. 1 writmg to Mr Hastherne, by thia mail, making a suggestion for the arrangement of the pom4rs that have arisen in the course of our correspondence ; and if this is iwreed to, | authorize you to conclude the trans |

ame

an > 2 ie Jie : | conditional release of Jolin Mitchell, was received passage between I ictou and Charlottetown,

in the Pentau Congress, on Satu day with cheers | W488 caughtin a gale, sprung a leak on the tor the President tor the United States, for the | 17th imst., and after being run ashore on the era und tor John Beach at Malignant Cove, immediately went Mitchell ete | iterate poe Par-|tu pieces. She was old and prebably in- ther t - i *s i+ * - J ; .

ther Point to-day with dates ta the 13th. sured.— Antigonish Casket.

closed at 823 a ssf.

PROFIT OF FLAX CULTURE.

the lbberation,

Conteais

Breadstufis quiet and steady

Provisions steady.

' United Siates o twenties O24 a GY.

Gold 1404.

wade, fer the sake of greater freedom in the teu- j action on that footing.

: agency of t e|

derimg oF “third per sou.”

them, threugh the ,

“tn See Believe me, yours sincerely, James F. Mos raoMery.,

ow! The Ion. T. H. Haviland, P. E. Island. }

la the frst place, however, it may be well

i

sate whal are our conceptions of the duties of dil <> oo ENTERTAINMENT AT ST. ANDREW’S HALL.

Ou Thursday evening last, the puyils of the

ex honest and patriotic edueor of a political new s-

paper, tu

. | os . be a party wan —-in Limes of such pepular dis-} Convent of Notre Dame gave a Musical and Dra-

a free couutry — even although be may |

content and commetion as threaten the ext matic Entertainment at St. Audrew’s Hall, which

tou, in the minds of many, of those surest cuar-| was, bhe all the entertainments given by the

gutees fur the preservation of rational freedom | same ladies, a complete success. The music was

god the general well-being — the lore of sociai excellent, and the various dialogues and dramatic

order and recerceuce for the laics aad institut as pieces ealled forth repeate i eX pressions of appro- of the state. bation and applause from the very large and res- According te our conceptions of the political pectable audience, amongst whom were many of charactet and duties of such aw editor, the bread | tie leading Protestants as well as Catholics of the and general love of country or state will always| city. Every one present seemed delighted with

be parasavaut, 1 bis mind, te the etreumseribed | the proceedings of the eventug. Much praise is

the warrew love ol party; and never can he give} due to the young ladies who acted their part se

proofs of his being actuated by that sacred, that | admirably on this oceasion, and who gave many

.

eusodling sentiment—** the lore of couatry Wisi of the members of this community an opportunity table and honerable manoer than | of enjeying for two hours tha unalleyed pleasure

The hand-

some sum realized by the sale of the tickets Is to

were Gaquestio

when, wbedicat ty its dictatea, he breaks from! of ratioual and innecent amusement,

the confined arena of party strife; aud, iguer | all private and eeclfish considerations of mere | be employed for the laudable pupose of precaring a |

party gain, steps buldly ferward, aad even ae it Circulating Library for the pupils of the Convent

‘ . . tt } i : ' a ee were Deteatl the ounners of a Gevernment, te lhe This will add wuch te the usefulucss of that ex general policy of which he is steadily oppos ], | cellent Educational Lustitution takes bis stand in hostile resistance te the desig us as

TT’ ses a -y . ory = thee 2 sof anew of tactious scoundreis, who endeavour te coneva Tuk Wreekc_y BULLETIN is the name i ahew

7 a , j ei tema Sean mal their gross and selfish kuavery under. professions | Paper, tae Orst No. of watch was tasued last Week

the State: bat) em the office of Messrs. Couper Brothers wi this

Ci y It

ind is a very great improvement on that journal

ef zeal for the best interests of ] ] . ] : r

‘ , ; ‘ succeeds, we understand, the Mouuitor

whese seditious und licentiows career, il tie senwres, ¥ . ’ eet

checked by the supreme authority of the land,

. : Pie PRulletin ia rasa print —pre ses to would terminate, he clearly sees, in nething short | 1 Ue Bastetas handsomely printed—protesses te

ef the utter ruin of coustitutionsl freedom ef beutraler independent in patios; and Xpress An editer of such a type would deem a seaso: g good will towards all its contemporaries. We Al such } ’ ase} ' + its proprictors assurance of ours itheut ati ef civil commmetion the uost jafelicitous of any | £'¥e U4 propretors assurance of ours, W sds be

that coud possibly be chosen for the advecacy of CF Ca¥, Gna hope thal, as & coummercia speculatiots alone, the Balletia will be abie to afford

tuete pasty Views and the preseeution of party

' : ' i ‘ the ti “ * . t af it I : ~artare He would, indeed, deem if a season) “Ss fiends Lhe Miesl favoruuvlie reports ob ils pay lig

for thenehtfulness, and fur thoughtful action toe ; | Tattes.

™ -4afe.- bat net one in which te indulge m party acciiwa- ; © ; . : -. pleased to read the followir

We were much ima“ 7.2 New Brunswick paper, addressed to John Boyd, N.B

apprehensions

liens, teeruntnations, invectives, and abuse: of

from the Mevee, in a late

letter

tor the cudeasewuring, by either of the « ppovent

parties iu the state, te make political capital out . ‘ A of St. John, It het oly removes |

Mr. McGee's

have

i , Esyr ’ wi the bv-gome mistukes of failares of the of her . : , z putietert regarding lie would deem it rather to be a time for the ' ' . } ; : ‘ bealth — about which tie Ceietint papers

forgetting «wf past differences, the cancelling of : ; 2 : bewn apeaking tow carelessily—but it shows (what

party jeamtusies and aniuosities, and the oblite rat : ‘ : much) the Kindly idupressions

| We Value very

ing ef the hard -lines of demareation between . os: leas ial which have been left apon the minds of our Ca- | them. Aud, in freely raising his soice for the 4 J . ‘

vadian friends by the late visit from ove bundred

and eighteen persons from the Maritime Pro- cin ‘ ° i vinces — a visit which certain croakers, whe}

public good. he might, whilst, on the one band denouncing the designs of factions and sedi

hnaves, which could be accomplished only by the ; ; : i ‘ . themselves would not or could not go to Canada complete sutversion of all legal and conatituti wal

—bLase used all their small talk aud their suiall

authority; on the ether, addressing himeec!f te ‘ influence tu aisparage :—

“ ; ah os > - ‘ate Montreac, Oct. 18, 1855. | ecuuniry, remiine wu pat t Mate, estao-| i > a ‘ ‘ Te "| My Dear Sir —You will be glad te learn that}

j} ny iiness, though of a slow and irksome nature parti-! enough, fas wot been, as some of the papers have on the) anheunced, of a pature seriously to threaten lile. Scil it has confined me to bed, ever since our | friends left bere — a fortnight Another week will, however, with Gud's blessing, prob-| ably close the terns of my confinement.

Had it not been tor this attack. 1 would long} qieners to be apprelieuded from the rivalry of! since have written to congratulate you on the} fiual suceess of the return Visit trom the Mari-| {time Provinces to Canada, with the formation et | whieh you took so much pains and trouble. Wel auwng them, for the common good—of the many | had at the closing scenes in Montreal tid) Mari-| jeasons whieh History affords te that end. he| time Guests; and although myself and others | : ' whe know something of Che rest of British Ame-| | riea, missed many faces we would gladly have ancient city of Jerusalem, which, strong ia its!) weleomed, we were rejoiced that, wader ail the

the leading men of the two great rival parties in|

hahed on the broad and firm basis of equal laws, aad the full reeegnition of equality in the cipation of civil and religious privileges, part of all classes of ite subjects, age.

“Could ever be, bat by itself. undone.’

And, as a warning against the disastrous conse-|

polities] maguates at such a tiwe; and as a

persuasive to the wisdom of amity and eo cord

might iustance the ever memorable fall of the

its inpregaable citadel — and in the valour and

many of our people.

respondent says the Fenian movement os canst | great

jactivity is said to prevailbin Military quarters. |,

}aess will be fiuished to-day..... Gold hid.

fees e Sit Morten Peto was eutertained ata

imMould conmiuicate

j da aud take a portion of the 2ud Queen's.

jot taking the Loth tothe Isiand, returning here

New York, 23.—The Herald's Toronto cor-

i)

agitatien throughout Canada, and great Garvisous are streugthened in regions weere the | [rish predowinate. The loyalty ot soldiers in| vestigated and arms disivibuted amoug citizens | kunewn to be opp sed te the Fenians. It iat thought that the movement in Trelaud is only a ruse, and that Canada is the prize the Fenians are } Gold 1456.

after. } PuiLapeLrPitia, 24th —The Fenian Congress continted in Session yesterday. A complete re-or- |

ganization has been modelled after our!

National Government, with a President, Cabinet,

elected,

Senate and House of Representatives one eth heuses of the newly established Congress held sessions Yesterday.....Col. Jolbn O'Mahony was

vhaniinously and amidst great cheering, declared | President, atter which be touvk the oath of cffice, and delivered an address.....: \ Was | appointed to draftan address embodvi va re cognition of au Lrish Republic, Which is to lave a

Cotummlitee

burlding in———-, for Govermeutal purposes. Chere is said tu be much rivalry for the posses sion of the bonds authorized by the Congress te | be used, which are new nearly, if not quite ready | for distribution. It is thought that all the busi- | | Boston, Oct. 25.—Late advices from Charles: | ton indicate that the former owners of the Sex Island do met meet with a fricudly reception from the Freedmen at

poaniatiots

present in ecclpation of thet .--- Reports of careless cultivation by | the Fieedoien have been made to Governor Per ry | fure- New York, last ceive! yk pol ted case of cholera Citised Cot

and

well di ier i Deluwnico’s, ET]

riigial . ben 0 & ceates ant terd iu Bre |, t

siaerauvdie excifemeul yt steraday lu Dbroevdivn,

resulfed ina puoue teeelinzg on lue suuilaury Ccul-

ailian oflue cy -Giold 146.

New York, 25th, po m.—lt is reported that VN Z has Beeti te a guty, a d will be hanged ot By day next.....A scheme for the Col rT of the Freedwen in Florida has ! re ihe Se ry of the Loterier, and will soon

ongul the Presideut .... Extensive res

rat izes of Chariesteu of propre vty eized } Ceoveruuwent bave been made re- eenhly. . «.« - The Seuth Carolina L ‘wisimlure meel tu Extra Session today. .... reid 140 ——aS- TUK INSURRECTION IN JAMAICA.

Tue re ported, thong i brief, account of the in-

surrection of lae begro lroops it Jaimaica, is the

west exciting topte of Colonial sews which we

have received tor a long time. The Halifax

Peering Expre ss of W educsda last furnishes the } following particulars :—~

Troupie in Jamaies.—lilermation reached here late on Monday night last,

volt bad taken place in Jamaica,

thal a series re- The intelli. was received by telegraph from New Yerk, Hen Mr Archibald, British | Cousul there, to the wiitary autherities in this | city. It appears that Mr. Archibald received a | letier frem Consul General Buneh, dated Oct

o, iu which he states (hat a serious oulbreak tad |

uenee communicated by

taken place among the negroes in the eastern portion of the Islaud, with a request that be with the authorities Phe result has been, that the 17th Regt. bas been ordered off in the Duncan on Saturday next, and it is stated that she will probably call at Berm: ‘1 We} are vot certain, however, of the Jatter. It is} stated that in the eveut of the services of the }Gth being required, they wil be held in readiness to } etubark withoutdelay. The companies belonging |

: } tiere. |

fto the different corps, at present stationed in PB. | COue nee : | diarrhoga, whether arising from teething or othe:

BE. Island, having been recalled, they will be re-| lieved by a detachuneut of the 15th from New | Brunswick, the steamer Delfa having sailed this | mornibg from this port to Shediac tor the purpose |

| with the 16th. The sudden departure of the 17ib | trom this station will be very much regretted by | our citizeus at large; and we bepe their absence

Dr. Cr. | Ploughing, $2.00 400 lbs. Flax, $106 26 Ilarrowing, 200 10 Iba. Tow, 5 20

| profitable enlture of Flax.

thetr reception

tts

| 2}st.

| Clilises

The Asnual Report of the Worcester ( Mass.) Agricultural Suciety contains the following state- | went of the expense and product of 13 square rods (a little over 3 of au aere) of Flax, grown by Aaron Kimbaliz—

13 loads manure, 13 UU 8 bush. Seed, 36 8b

130 ibs. Guano, 4 55 —-—- I bush, Seed, 375 Total product, $l48 26 | Sawing, OO Deduct expense, 54 5s |

l

Pulling Flax, lj | Faking off Seed, 4 00 Cleaning Seed, Dressing Flax, | $5453 Profit, $3 6x |

The land cultivated was a kid of sandy gravel, | {

;

}

|

dry, and easily worked. Tt pad been in pasture |

jinany years, aud was notin very productive con. |

dition. It was ploughed up the previous fill, and harrowed in the Spring. Further details of cul ture are tot givea The vatie of the unspent manure, alter removing the flax, was sere fo were than pay the interest ob cost of land, uli | this item is therefore omitted in the accouut. |

——

Joun IxGs, Esa: } Dear Sir,—1 shull be obliged by your inserting. | in tomorrow's Islander, the above extract, ufford-} Ing, #8 If does, so complete an evidence of the | Yours truly, } Oct. 25, 1385. Joux ALpous, | -_- = Inc mseqnuence ofthe rebellion of the Negroes iu Jamaica, wud the departure of the 17th Regt. from Halifax for the .cene of action, the detachment of | the (6th Regiment, stationed iu this Islind, were, by { e Commander-in j embark for | liulifax, to take the place ofthe (7th Rest. As we] Veile, preparations are being made tor their em rkatlonin the Steamer Decra, which left Halifax | u Weduesday, and arrived iu Ch vite The Prixcess or Wate

Chief, ordered to

at Sa. iio

t lust evening. » OU

W eal tie sav, bronght-ten menof che both Regimen | tu Shediac, auder the command of Kusign ———, | ifier a few hours del tet rncd to Shediae, | i eiuatii i mark two Couipatiies of the

th Rest , wiric |

etotake the placaof the de

© Lith Cie detach tuent of the tith ere, WHHL march from the Steamer int j e Vieronts Baxnacks, Which are wow realy foi

sprire l from the }

Phe trogpe sent to us ean il he arrisous of Nova Scotin and New Brunawick they are, neverticless, sent to us; and

we trus

te foolish people of the Tenant League will see in rial a

this uct o iherijesthbe determination iu Prince Edward Isiand.—

fo wp “ I ~ IsL* spp oF Fuipay.

hiw | ~e 6 —

We understand that ou Weduesday next, the eoth wist., fie foundation stone of a new Catholic | |

}

saurel is to be laid at Freetown. The ceremony |

| will be perfortied by the Right Rev. PL Melutyre

Bishop of Charlottetown, and the sermon in eon bection with the will be delivered by the | Rev. A. MeDonald, Reetor of St. Danstan’s Col- lege, Ch'town Royalty.—Suamerside Journal. vdahings

Goxe TO Fcrope.—The Alleghanians. (or- ganized in P2465, by Prof. J. M. Boulard), Vocal- ts and Swiss Beli Ringers, sailed for Europe per steamship Caledonia, trom New York, Oct ‘The troupe, after fulfilling their engage- ments in London, Liverpool, aud Paris, will re- turn again to the Atiautie States. Mr. D. G.| Waldron, so long with the Company as Ageut, ae- companics them ou their foreign tour.

sane,

> + - For Upwards of Thirty Years

Mis. Winstow's SootHing Syner has been used

tor children with never failing safety and snecess

It correets ucejdity of the stomach, relieves wind

regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and

Au old and well-tried remedy. Perfectiy safe iu all cases, ‘Thirty-tive cents u bottle. -_— _———

We notice by New York papers that gam bung among the arstvcratie Jadies.of that city 18 becoming quite fashionable. One young lady is said to have lost within the

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; i 1 meh : | Exeeliency the Admiral, Sir James Hope, accom-|dear papa believe that she bad spent the deferce:—its triple walle, its strong towers, and eee * Sn . tie ohn | patites the troops te Jamwaiea; and had it not been | money on dress and a portion of it in chari- peop e Dae poen Droeugh ace o ace “ |

From auch intercourse We) it was jis intention to have remained here with | srvsitihamsipeintaleaeemecmene ot

from this city will only be for a short period. Hibs | pust few months $100,000 ; and made the

tor this unfortunate affiir in Jamaica, we believe | tuble donations.

acai Adsense? eed. oma es that is ged for doth ea we ship until February hext. From all we ean | _A farmer at Windbam, N. H., named ’ : ‘ie us eo intermated | atts there has bees vo loss of L® among the) York, while catting down a tree recently.) ation of Jehovab’s immutable decree, pronounced | | As to ge oe = ae eas om . a While population up te the latest accounts; but!) tyuund a live frog embedded in a cavity, and | against it—had it not been for the cruel and must pe Tae Sudtieds GP thats ne I del a ~~ cungideral te donner eae Pv" | inelosed by fifty years’ growth of wood. bloody civil war, carried on withiu it between) That there slould be sue persous; that they | er risceed aterecs tehare ccccce mel SSS ee the fierce part isaue of the rival chiefs, Simon aud | should toke a pleasure in making wisebief be-) yyy yo doubt tat, with a lite firimuess and de- Married,

tween fellow-subjects aud fellow-Colonis:s, is to be deplored. ‘That any of they should geeupy of Titus to compass ils destruction, alihough positions to enable thea de sow the seeds of se per commanding an arwy of veterans, of valour un-| ation and il-will with greater «fleet, is still more

best diecintt : : to be deplored, Bat they will tail; their objects aus paserd, and the iplined inthe world, are evil; their motives are bad; aud their arti-

aud aided iu the siege by the most terrible en | tices are beginuing to be generally understood. «ines of war—the huge HMelipoleis or city takers,| Let every friend of the Uniou, that ia strength zud the irreststible Nicocs or conquerers—and ite and salety, aud honor, ouly do as you hage done, pea. : wy dear sir, ia this late sosivds undertaking,

temple, “a mount of suow, fretted with golden aod the enemies of our future will be speedily pinnacles,” have remained tu this day to excite) discowfitted. I remain, my dear sir, the admiration of the world. With sincere regard,

Safe, he might say to them, within the triple dale Pein see defences, which, in amity and concord witli each! John Boyd, E-q , St. John, N. B. other, would be afforded them by the Constitu) a ”

tien, the Lawes, aud Frcecutire Power, they might;

Joba—have suceessfully withstood all the ¢fforts

If is with sincere regret that we have to an- easily ward off the evila with which the State! nounce the departure of the Detachment of the was threatened, as the results of the traitorous! 16th Regiment from our shores, ivasmuch as, machinations of the Kuuvish and wicked disturb- during their stay here, they have conducted ers of the public peace; and preserve, or secure theumelees, with few exceptions, (but Uiere are

to themselves sud the people, all the advantayes,| “black sheep in every flock,”) mw a highly cre-

privileges and blessings which are ever ati-ndant | ditable wanver; and we firmly believe there are

claiun, the whale watter will be speedily settled.| On the Sth instapt, at the MoreH Manse. by;

} anti i jthe Kev. Heury Crawford, Mr John A. Lawson, ' TEU TNT } Teacher, to Miss Sophia, daughter of Mr Cuarles NEWFOUNDLAND. Soesher, vo (irs Soman “ne

“i , 94 |} On the 17th instant, at the Church at St Peter's } The R. M.S. Deva arrived at Halifax on | Bay, by the same, Mr William Aitken, to Miss Jute Puesday morning last. Si. Julin’s dates ure | davghter of Mr Join Towusend, of Rollo Bay.

| to the 1Gth, a ee

: ied [he steamer Ariel arrived at St. John's on! Died, |

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1, . : ai eee aay | Of water on the chest, on the 29th inetant. George

| the a inst.,from the Westward and Seuth- | William Manley, eldest sou of John aud Ellen wafd, ;

She brought no uews of iupurtance, | Sarah Ball, aged 6 years. except that the fisheries continued fair at| On Sabbath, the \ } Fortune and Placentia Bays. Vessels are | Peownship No. lo, in the 62d yeur of her age, Mrs returning every day from the I abrud i| Mariha Gambell, relict of the late James Gambeil ; 5 es > haorador, ONG) per death is deeply regretied by a large number ot the papers report that during the past suni-) relatives, frien s and acquaintances. mer many -deaths had oecurred among that! _ mers t 67 nday. d portion of the fishermen belunging to Harbor #fera brief illness, Hellen, relict of the late Rev. }Hogh Dunbar, inthe 50th year of herage Sie leaves a large circle of relatives wud triends to }mourn her loss.

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| Grace and neighborhood. | The forthcoming general election is excit- ing considerable interest throughout tue Ls- | land. Sarah, the beloved wife of Augustine MeDonald., |

That loat!some disease, the smallpox, has!‘ ‘¢ With year of her age, leaving a disconsolate

7 . | busbandeaud 10 children to moar the loss of a kind made tis appearance in Carbonear, and seve-! wife aud an indulgent mother, She died trusting 'ral families im that town are suffering frow ju the merits of a crucified Savieur.

it. A meeting was held in the courthouse, | At Tryon, ou the 16th inet., after a painfal ill

upon the fair and fu'l administration of free eon-| none of our readers who will wot join with usin! Harbor Grace, ou the 17th inst., on the eub- | REX Which be bore with yrent patience and resig-

ttiitutional government.

nation to the Will of iis Heavenly Father, Mr

lie 15th instant, at her residence. | i.

| | At Summerside, Lot 67,on Sunday, the 15th inst , }

At Lot 3, on the 22nd Sept., after a short iuess. |

Mutual mirtruste aud jealousies, from that perfect umou, whieh their own, as well as the best inter- ests ef the State a» urgently demanded of them, the ruin of the Stute could not be prevented ; arid the loss of its independence, the degradation et ite people, and ell the other evils consequent thereon, would be attributable only tw their blind and selfish obstinacy, their illiberal policy, and culpable ambition; and if any individuals among

them should, through unyielding self-suft ciency, | a

of arrogance of fancied superior deserts, prove

insuperable obstacles in the way of the peed-, *0aderful knowledge of public matters in|

ful union, reconstruction of parties, and re-or- sanization of yoverument; upon thea en pecially

Would rest the odim of having sacrificed the | lowing :—

liberties of their country to their overweening eimation of themselves, and their chores Would be deservedly exeerated by posterity.

is by ne means enigmatical. On the cow rary, it

# @@ plain that they whe run may bot only read, | fu tendermg it, we have cae Oe part for the preaeut ; and it tf ey with | baal within berty-eight hours. Feate the power te carry it inte etieet weg:

bag Muderstand it tow. W hss

Met ty du sv, the duuit will be nupe vl ove.

But if kept apart, by!

The above counsel, although indirectly given,

We are glad to have te record the fact, that| cation to the Government to adopt measures re | tO prevent its further spread,

LATEST FROM MEXICO.

: : . | Tutelligence has been received from the eity of } ope absentee has been reported since the order | Mexics, by way of Vera Cruz and Havana, to for theie departure was reevived, whereas iti! tye Sth instant. Lieut. Maury, recently tacucaliz- former days, when the troops were stationed | ed as an American eitizen, bas, by a deerve dated