mm- mwsioleiaosoiomol-oatopoaCamt-lieabovol

unbecomssuidosteolthodoaremiatsroattetham. sad. in the gosh of mole now-born aympthv. they bananas almost hilarious; for. like Nana Tat-Lav.

who sought to be jolly under the “disadvantageous:

circumstances. a dopvivatt-m of Government support seems to lender the Islander and Must perfectly

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happy. We have only to hope. and. indeed. we bevy”. M ‘5' “"11”! 5"" “luv! 10 romerstbat let out.

reason ts believe. that out contemporaries will have.

ample the allowed them to improve tholr happyiw Nu“! their rotor- bill. as it is alleged disposition. The Government has. doubtless. assay there is still some disseseioo in the Ministerial

dileultlea to contend with (thanks to tho prodigallty.

of their predecessors) and have but little time tom.“ p..g,-. "n"

grepplo with them; but in setting themsolvao earnnsfly and deliberately to work to do something for the hooodt oitho counts-Luv people will takoiotneea- sitloratlol the actual position of slain. and give till-lr‘ rulers avedit tor what they may do the ilrntsessiun.3 and no they would alts to do and moonstone? twelve months roll away. The hope cities enemies at the Government is.tbat dimensions will arise within it and roouitia nemesis-up. livery movement is new directed to this end. The soot-oiled Tenant Leaguors. the Old Liberals and the Now. the Confederates sad the anti-Cootodcrates. the Catholics and l’rotootatsts,l of which it is sold the present Liberal Party is con».

. are. in turn. pulled and wadernncd. We very. much mistake the gentlemen composing the Party. if they are going to be imposed upon by the wiles of their enemies. and to wrangle and split upon every trivial ut't'rtt-istll. We believe them to be gentle- lusn of intelligence and led. pondence. and that their desire in to promote. by every means within their power. the prospevity of the Colony over whose interests they have been placed ior {our years.

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We are willing to allow them a reasonable time to display their administrative capablll. lion. 1! they fall to prove themselves emnrlor

to their predecessors. we will not be found nlnong their supporters; and ii. "on the contrary. they give a reasonable share of satisfaction in oconemisiag the revenues of tho Colony. and in the passing of good measures. we think it would be wrong in unto with. bold irom those the full measure of our praise. The Government has already been condemned by the papers alluded to. but the commonest capacity can see that this opposition proceeds from factions motives. and. the very (octet its proceeding from such a source. ought to teach the people to be sparing in their censors

or praise until really called for. Thosolc eldect or lhe‘llowsver pacillc the entry may be. it is diliieull to ‘

opposition is to embarrass the Government as much no possible. and break it up. so an to place the reins oi power once more in the hands of a mongrel Confed- erate-Conservative " faction." which is anxiously waiting for the chance to deprive us of the privilege ol seliogovernment—a privilege which the betrayed Pro- vince of Nova Ssetla would sacriiiee thousands of dollars to possess. Ne slight or trivial reason should induce us to forcgc thln envied privilege. and sacrifice. through petuieuco. or hasty nnd unrcoseuing censuro. the triumphs won. alter a hard-contested struggle.

Sol: of the Canadian papers and their sstciilles in IIIO'NII‘thtIIO Provinces. sil'ect to believe that our Gov' srnmeat is either Confederate in sentiment at present. or shortly pill be so. Nothing can be more unfounded. All‘Cbnfederetes have been rigidly excluded from the Executive. which is purely and avowedly Anti-Confed- rreto. Ir. fact. a bowl has been attempted to be raised against tho Government by the discunsulals COIlI't‘tIUP' also because none of their number has been admitted into it to serve at a spy (or the Canadian party and an obstacle to harmony oi action at the Executive Board. We have no doubt that tho Gavernmont. taking warn- ing by the fate oi their predecessors. will honestly ad- lln re to their Anti-Confederate platform. and as long as: the y do so. they will receive the confidence and support of the people. despite the plottingn of their enemies.

We learn that the Charlottetown Amalcur Ilrelllntic Club will give all Entertainment on Easter Mondav night. in St. Andrew‘s Ilall The celebrated Historical Drama. entitled “ the Earl of Warwick." is to bv- the principal piano on this escsslon. 'I‘he side-splitting I-‘arce. “lind- dy Miles‘s Boy.“ will also be produced. for the iiryt tune in this City. As this is to be the cloning entertainment of tits “satin. neither trouble nor expense will be spared to make it in every way worthy of public patronage.

w The formation a Hotel Company. and also sCom- pally for tho manulaclurs oi Flea. are pro‘sctn which are receiving practical consideration in Char cttetown just now.

To Covenant-oneness—Several tavern on hand are unavoidably crowded out this week.

All English mail was received at the General Post Oflco. Charlottetown. on Thursday lost. The alert in- terettisg Items of news will be iouml in to-day'n paper. Colonial and American Malls were received on Saturday and Monday nights.

Nova Scene in repartng her local constitution under Conlsderatien. ‘ho Elections i'or.the General Parlia-

ment eolue ol' in J one.

We see by the ' goofs». it: this ago. an new M an. t assistants as a Grand Mass in St. Patriom‘Chure‘llf. Qilsbec. on St. Patrick's Celebration on lath March. ’

.11.)!” b: seen maronr'e to our advertising col-

that hit. Ross. oi'tllc Weekly. is about to oppose tho lion. Colonial Secretary in the Third Distrtct of Queen's County. We bollva Mr. Ron’s opposltlcn to be purely iaotions. While we are willing to accord hlm all the credit to which he is entitled for what he has at. torn ted in the way oi abolishing landlordism to this

repnring in Canada for the Priest-

lslaad. we are in candor bound to admit that Mr. Colon mu“. .hgno..__gold I“ |_8_

can std will do as much tor the 'I‘enentry as Mr. Bean possiblywonld do. even il he were ducted. which we are sure ho won’t be. .

The following. from the Halifax Citieenmill give sh people oi these Provinces some ides oi what they realise-tiled upon to pay for in the " Dominion oi ’ Id : .

at A as» baron current in the city for a day v "two. to the a libel orders have been received (pom ‘ ‘ notts with some of the new unitary works designed at the antenna of shelter- bar and iur which contracts wsyn recently issued.

to of Monday ovoding’snys this suspensiow child works is enly'tolnperery. nod‘ ding a rovi- oien‘eI thopiaus now being made gun military authorities at home. Other parties. ewom. or)... me likely tube as well informed as the Sepvsss, boo liovotho stoppage of the work to be absolute and

'io the soolhol Irela

' do Canada tll tM .Jnlus “Film ‘50 Gn'orumont plan of reform and opposed 0511on a student in .St. Dunstan‘s the second roading.--Gold m. ’

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FROM ENGLAND.

'I'koCoonrd ireight Steamship Olympus arrived at Halifax on Saturday aitornoon. bringing dam to the 20th lost. The principal lesions oi the Iowa: have boon anticipated by Atlantic telegraph. “'o‘

tho government moon to ask for another short delay

ranks. and a growing dias‘nfliol is the ranks of

As olcial denial has been ivon toastals t. published its several Iaoodon pap.ors. that the l’vireosa. of Wales is seriously ill. Despite the assuring tons pf. lilo oflcial notification mpoatiug the Princess. It to generally believed that her roval highaosa is dangeroudy ill. '

I'oolno bandsstill wi among the mountains . that. with the axes lion oi making voids upon lonely police stations a unpro- tected homostoada. they commit little or no veiinneo though they unquestionably rouse great alarm -hroughout the country. Their sulsrrnge owing to the rigorous weather and tho dilculty ol obtaining

. are very severe. and many oi the " brigades " are melting away rapidly. 0n lintardsy night the Dubllu police captured nice man who. it is supposed. worn in oouscil for the purpose of connecting a rising in that city. Several ot the prisoners were “neutron.” and all were well armed.

A I'sris despatoh says that a telegram has been

IIollswnys l'ills-'I'ho great stood—Tho ‘deed is the Ills. and on its pevitv 05qu ads our health. it not our 1» lsteneo. MU’PIIII thoroughly chance this vital laid Ileln all summonses-ls. sell by that never eltvua‘ltw' and lnt‘tguvato the whole syn”. bulliluly simulate. Illgglsh organs repress ever-oaettotl Art-en. and estab- I «I Cift‘ttIMIteI gull age-miss. thou hoist every. part of the body. The balsamic nature ol‘lluiloway's

'iils colonised them tut: I’avov oi debilitated sad 1::- voes constitutions. n ' ssoa rosoariats. ,v dislodge all obstructions. min the bowels and slow where. and are on that aoeooat. much sought alter {or promoting regularity oi action in young females and dclttmte persons. who are naturally week. or also lroul some cause have INN-I so.

An Old Nurse for Children don‘t fail to procure NM Winslow‘s Soothing Gyro ten children teething. N0 m4er who has over it It will consent to lvl 5" child pass through this critical period without the old «I the invaluable pl «operation. (lives rest to the mother and rails! and health to the child. so cents a bottle.

All entering iron Irritation oi the Maui Ilooroso sens It“ be roaahiy surprised at the most immediate relief at by the use of Brown‘s Bronchial Teaches. Tho dcnselcsnthngrodiaats allay laronary irritation; and. piler public speaking or singing. when the Threat we vied aud'weakonod by too much exercise. their use will give renewed strength to the vocal organs.

influenza rulers? ‘ “““"’

1

Perry Davis' Vegetable Pain Killer

but regulates the stomach. voo strength. tonal ad vigor to the system. It is one o the medicines that is worth more than gold.

Don‘t saparitnent in testing new remedies. when you

received ivom Admiral Lavoueier. dated Vern Crus.

health. The admiral hoped the evacuation oi Mexico would be completed by the 8th March.

“0".

A Florence letter in the Delete contains the fol. lowing statement in roisrenco to the Roman sm- igrauls :—

It is alleged that the Roman emigrants are about to cause grave embarrassment lo the I'outifil-sl. and consequently to the Italian Government. The om- igrants are very numerous—about 12.000 it is said They inland to outer Rome all at once as to their own homes. according to the suggestion oi Garibaldi.

believe that some trouble will not be caused to the temporal power. This project is attributed to I’ve- isssor Filopouti. of Bologna. who is one oi the obieis oi the advanced party.

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Drspito the attempts of the Spanish Government to suppress the clandestine publications of the revw lutionists in Madrid. documents.couelled in the meet inflammatory and violent terms. continue to be pro. fuser distributed. not only in the capital. but also in the Spanish provinces. Ono of those inurasls con- tains several decrees. issued by the Revolutionary Junta oi Madrid. which are calculated to awaken apprehensions of approaching calamities in Spain. One oi the decrees prohibits electors from voting at general elections. and citiscns who accept nomi- nations as dsputios are denounced as traitors to their country. The late Captain-General oi Madrid.Gen. I’ezuela. is condemned to death. and his property ordered to be confiscated lor the benefit oi the lam- ilics oi the victims who sullered irorn hie barbarous dictation.

The successor of Pamela is also threatened with death should he attempt to carry out the threats contained in his recent decree. A proclamation has been issued in the provinces. inviting the people to. hold lhetnsolvs in readiness to comperate with. any movement which may occur in Madrid or any other part ofths kingdom. General alarm provnils. and many persons are expecting an immediate out-

rsu buy the genuine Pam Killer. whisk erorybody known

“ It is a

unvally admitted tact. that the medicine manufactured bv Messrs i'erry iissis A idea has been instrumental in alleviating much pain. and giving voile-l to millions «1 winning humanity. The medical faculty elutost every- where recommend the Pain Killer. and its reputation is now established as the most beneficial iamin medicine now lrt use. and may be taken labor-ally and satornsily

to expel pain.” TRIO. DnllRBAY. Gonoral Agent iorl’. hi. island.

the 20th ofFebroavy. announcing that 16.000 I'ronclllloft' 80‘"!- troops had embarked and left for France, all in goodlfllh “aim.” (0' w') “and “n:

Mar. 13-.1m

Symptom of worms W‘nildrosl are oils" overlooked Worms In tho stomach and bowels caust- irritatiovl. which can be removed only by tho uso of a sure remedy. llrown‘s Vanni/ego (‘th or Worm Lossngos. are simple and electual. kler. lI—Iltl

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‘5" succulents

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this District. hold on Wednesday. March 27. 1867.

Mr. Michael Brenan in the Chair. lilo following Ro- solutione were carried unanimously:

“ RESOLVED. That the name of this Settlement. hitherto known as " South-West Bed John Writzbt‘s Bridge to the County Line. he changed. and that it be called and known henceiortk as "SOMERSET."

" RESOLVED. That these proceeding be published in all the‘ Newspapers In general information." MICHAEL llliENAN. Chairman. J. It. WALSH. Secretary. Somerset. Prince County. March 27. 1867.

w"lililylng frenehnlan.”

'l‘lIiS lnvovitc lierse. known to be the best-blooded Canadian on the Is- land. a sure sire. and when stock commands the highest prices. will tra-

vel the following route during the coming season :- Commcnclng on Monday. the 29th Aplil. caves home and oesthrough Momtghlln Road. and will stand at Mr. ‘lcichcr's. Tuesday. the 30th. will go through Johnston's River. May 2d. will stand 3 hours at Duniel l-Jdmouds'. now Buy. and lit Richard Green‘s same night Mny . d. 3' hours at William l'raught‘s. nod lllen home through! Vernon lilvcr. May 4th. at his own stable. Mondayfi hilly 6th. 3 hours nt Finley‘e. New Perth; then at Car-

break. but others do not anticipate a rising before the end oi May or the beginning oleIne ‘ A royal decree was issued on Saturday raising a state oi seigof throughout Spain. and new press reglllulionu oi thoi most stringent character have been published.

It appears from the utterances of such man on Messrs. Che. O'Connor. Judge Duly. James Kelley. James Sadlisr. Charles M. Connolly and other load-

dlgnn Bridge. hilly 7th. lit John Walker‘s Launch- ing. hilly 81h.3 hours or Alex. Dillgwrll‘s. Iluy Fur- tune. nnd nt Mn rhy‘a. lied Ilottso. nunlu night. May 9th. 3 hours at lam. Lnrkin’s. Birch Hill; and at Goo. Melnnis‘s. Ilentl St. I’eter‘e Buy. some night. “or 10th. through St. Peter’s Road. to Thee. I‘endergest‘s. Saturday. May 11th. through Baldwin‘s Bond; and some evening. at his own siltblo.

This route will be continued once a fortnight until

like ofJulyr

lug Irishman in the United States. who were pre- sent at the recent dinner in New York to Mr Frencisf Mllguire. M. P. for Cork. that they are in iavonr oif fightin; lrolnnd'e battles in the British Parliament; as the only course which would bring peace and; prosperity in their native land.

— eWs Telegraph. U Sr. Jena. March 27. Wot-London. 25lh.-—-—1n

thnllouso of Commons ill-night the debate on the Roiorm bill was resumed—Gladstone declared

Sr. Jostl. N. 3.. March 29. 1867.—-Londen. March lath—Governor Eyrn arrested and under examination.

Wahtaorott. March 28tlt.-Spsnish soldiers were being enlisted by the Imperial Mexican Consul at Iiaveua ior Maximilliau's army to defend Vera Crus.-—Thrnovhnadrod wore to sail on the twenty- second.

Sfr. Joni. N. 3.. March 99.-Ilon. S. L. Tilloy returned last night—dattniog demonstrations cou-

ii-r. Jens. Ilorch 80. lawn—London. 28.—-Gov- erumsnt. it is understood. proposmrn guarantee ior Canadian Railroad loan. Grecian Government asks the loading powers oi Europe to intorvsuo for pre- vention ei lurthor bloodshed in Candia.-Gold 134i.

Moo-t to “ Herald."

4 Charlottsiolt'o. Aprtl V1. Treaty between Russia and the United States. surrenders latter its territory in America. The Queen has sanctioned the Conlsdernllon Bill. Obstacles for Railroad has passed Committee of House oi Commons by large majority. Eyre ro- eantl ousted. acquitted alter short examination.— Gol 188..

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deal. we have no means oixsrteil‘liu: whiellrz' NW: int. "Ol‘iowor :t‘oflipod it would "ly'l “Whooping with the reasons! .thg British voremontlor promoting con- ‘ . .‘tha‘t , has beansdoptslthy ling-l land. if order thatsbo might be iron from the burden oi washout and time‘eoeisdsrstloo local-ted. If Milonlioos are wanted. they must he built and “W est” owb‘ sapsosoy.“ « - . > r

A toonhot hats to a llttlsglrl‘atsohooll—“I a naughty should hurt on. like a good girl yon= would tor vs her. wonflu year-L“ Yon alarm." obo’rop' .“Iiltlooldn’teatchhorl”

.77.,il.‘

At MM" d shout.“ o! novelty. tho 20th

lust" alter a lingering which have with resignation. Ir. W. Skinner. Dr ' : of tins sity. in his 45th His new was peaceful triumphant—Wain the hops :I n b“ MI

At lsdlea Myer. on Tkil’rsdoy evening the sta inst.. too an illness or ares days. llr. Philip itlwlsn. in the 77th year ofhis ago. And on Friday morning. fled lam. “La‘short “mien” mys. baboons" Alone; y In ten. t age. ’ a large re of mutton gills.de was s 'dttivs nlBootlald d rater-tee ts thistnlsad 1a the year not.

At Charlatans“. on Saturday. soul ultimo. at the rest- dmhoihmmmmnidlrown. roiathsland of hssagaOst Illumrslietetths tsAlseandsr we. teen. and ta at the lots Rev. ’olnl Ilsadsreon. minister of Applsgort Parish. destined.

Barrens. Lot 49. April 3. 1867.

1901‘ Sale! DARK BAY STUD giro! by “ Samba." rising 4 years em. and 10 hands 3 inches high. He is splendid in style and action. and will be sold cheap

for cash or approved paper. Ap ly to JOSE? HARRINGTON.

Hopo‘River. Lot ‘22. April 3. 1867. am ’

65 ACRES 0F LEASEIIOLD LAND FOR SALE AT

D E S A B L E . 1!! Buttons”.' will oil‘rr at PUBLIC AUCTION at NEIL S'I'I'AR'I‘T. Da Mata. OI THURSDAY. the 16th or anal. last. at 11 o'clock. a. m . no acres or LAND. m to the East of De Sable Rivet. 20 acres at which are clear and in a high state of cultivation; the root being cert-red with a good growth of thewnod and Longors.

11s will also ofi‘er at Auction on the some day. at 12 o‘clock. noon. on "10pm"... to nurse of Loandtuld Lend. near McCalder'a Forge. on which are a Dwelling House and Bean. on a never-failing Well of Water at the door. This i‘rnperty being‘ situated near the Post ltsad. and only two miles from Crapaud When. would make an excellent stand tor a man of busiolsa or a tradesmen.

Also. after the sale it the land there will be efi‘ersd at Auction: ,

ll Cows. 10 Sheep. 1 More in tool. 1 Filly. one year old) 1 Cart and Cars Harness. 1 Wood Sleigh. 1 In it. I pair narrows. l Jousting sleigh. 1 sets Harmon. 1 ll ale Robs. 2 Pigs. and a few other small articles too numerousto mention.

Tantra von van Punt—Hallppnrchsse money on the lot at next Novpmber. and thither halt in two equal turnip-slits on the 1st or Mb" la the two years lollow .2

for th‘s Stash. ste.. under ails. Cash on doll : m 20s.esredit oi so.th on approved Joint even of

land. . ' EDWARD HARRINO‘I‘Uh. De labia. April s. leer.

Culture of Flax.

PUBLIC MEETING will be held on FRIDAY next. the 0th day of April. pros... in the emtlcranss Hall. Charlottetown. [be the purpose of taking into con- sideration the propriet or forming a Clllsraxv tor the encouragement of the love and Manufacture of lies in this Island. a' The Meeting will be opened at 4 o‘clock“. :n.: and it is to be hoped that it will be largely stto ed by Farmers. and others impressed with the great importance

t the set. ° Pf" JAb. n. HASZABD. e... n. a... Society.

first? m 1081‘ A

On the 25th inst. W. R. WA TSON will m from Imps-cunt Stead (Hatchin- son's corner) to his Old Stand. VICTORIA

BUILDING, Queen Street. March. 100'.

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I'essessos virtue. which not alone remove pain instantly. ""

AT a Public meeting of the Householders resident in 1M“ 3"“ i“ h" l“’"““”“

no." vie: lrom'

May ill. will stand nt Southpert. '

-...-.l.. .m.......}.... .m.m--m ‘lothsirooandialoysadsatllottsrseftho'rhird District at Queen I Osuty.

Oneness- :-—

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Irotho and Ilootavs tholbirdlltotriot Conaa’silsoaty.

t INTIJIKK l—Thoscttnasotthopsossotttovsvamoot I oissco its mass to power. oppsarlngtomsto so in M», new Government. based upon liberal pawl”. respects at varianoa with the s wish. oi a large hovl been (erased. and I having been hon by oombasoittoaupportnv».l amindueods‘efismysolinsahsiaa p in my ins-rs net as Prvnldent of tho samllaoto tot your sollagos at tho tine lsocutive Cots-sit and Oslo nsesetery. my seat in the to it... ramiag iolosrd. lssu not aetuotedby postv motivsv. Home at Assamny possum vacant according to law. In but inherited by e deem to any meanness which WI‘WIMLIO you for ro-sleotlon. I have the fullest con- lalond in general. and tho ldeocot

M t you will give the new Government a lair trial. iii-lib”? My views in "ed to the masts and when its poi totally developed-4m which. oi sour-o. voaod Land Git-miles. are so woll known. that no espion- a little time sleoui he allowed—I trust you will lad it sash

adoootthsmisassdsd. lyidtonsnthie svv.1eatastobswoethyelyoorwarmostspprevel.

happytothink.butsaschocl eurome emwiiiiag Illavethehonortnbv. Instead or ill by those pvt plan. 11 returned no your Gentlemen. _ Rxmtativs. 1 will be ready to support a moderate Lib- hour obodumt Ielvnnt. or Oovl rument. 030803 C0 L28. 1 have lb tones to be. gentleman. Fr“. “9332' u' “‘7' W" "Wt "W"- LAND FOR SALE! a... g. “.7 3., “um M”; [N the market. is Private Solo. 1110 acres FREE “WM...” 1-... .- e , - . a-.. . . - - __.- LAND. on Lot 7. Unaware Sal‘encmfit. into the pn-perty of Mr. l‘at ck Coy . is oral a For s‘le I partly improved. with good Dwelmd fillim; es thereon. Persons wit rig to t m m u I“ will bear all particulars by applying at the u llmw ' IX Years old. and well fitted in every respect tor travel. Uy'pgs'g_ ling. and for possessing Mackerel l‘lsiuug She won March 27. 1867. lm thovnoahly overhauled and se-testsnod lest W. and rs- -—-vr my » m solved a new utotdpars and two coats o6 Copper i‘eiat; ' HOSE to want ofa ml good I’ ll 0 T0 6 It A P I! she has a new Cotton Ismail and .Ilb; tho Passenll in one or Photographs UN PORCELAIN. will tie Isa 10 yamold. learner-laconic. lwonow Aoohors. M‘call at it amuse-g Vessel. and a goodsallsr' . or particulate C. LEWIS“. m and L c' "‘1‘!" Kingai. ('ll'towtl. March 2 but pd