— “a mer eae <= =e remnant er le Ssen if f moneys ix borrowed for : Spring. Even ifa sum of mone) . x vp ; eheertull P.<arbanees broke out upon the Rastern | GO RR Ls PO ND E N G E. the occasion, the interest would be ¢ heertully European Wews. frontier of Asiatic Turkey between Persians wl ene TELE } par i. { ‘ r eee *\ TET? ‘TRE } rder of » PYireetors. i ind Vorks, whieh have led to the withdrawal) Ga ARLOTTETOWN Mt roAL shes en "hee PaLmnn, Se retary. NY THE STEeAArenirs “eyNna”’ AND “arsaon” of the Ambassador of the Porte fro Peher- INSURANCE COMPANY. Dee. 31, 1803 ” AT NEW VORK in sinee these eecurrances — “es ae me Versa has been massing troops on the Pursuant to notice nublished in the news ae > lent 1} 1 he would like to Earl Speneerwae sworn! aslerd Licatenant | one western frontier. papers, | \niual General Mee ting of the I he President then Y i ? enw wreubel ot lreland on the vcd ult le Wilisberily suke M idrid J an. US above GComy any came o Pat thie 1 4h) pA ANCA hear the miatter discussed, at “sf thee side

hee public entry ute Dublin

“sy . ‘ } cendm : e Government of Spain ts about sendtt Lhe Bvglisl papers contain nadgees of the death ! I

Hal on Monday, the Tsth January, e809

( Mr James Lista li, brother of tie late Dre addmional troops to put down the insurrection As soon as it was ascertai ed thata sullicient a : ee 1 ' lee were pres 0 constitute . ; . hy ta (Cuda. number of incinbers were pre ene to con

meier, and eue of the Com aiestoners af julaud re A

London Jan. 18 sting under the Act of Incorporation, the venue, - : 1 meeting une d { ,

The independand Belge of the Q3ed uit. an- It ia reported that Prince Amodeus, Dake pyocd t was ve ynested to take the Chair,

peuneces Guat the Belgian Miuster in London is of Costa, Sus renounced Italian saccession 10 Aud he having done a>, called m the Secre-

about te retire Grow the diplomatic sereice aad fayur of Princess Clotilde.

that he will be succeeded by Darou Beauliens Londow, Jan 18

tary to read the notice convenmy the meeting, }

the President informed the Comw-

stter which

The Princess Mathilde is aving & uiodel sayin lhe Times allude s in terms ¢ 1 the higt si pany that this was the l Werlic th Antua established ia ter park atSt. Gratien, Lt will aise to the Treaty whieh has beea concluded Meeting of the Company, ea led for the pure be.on & large scale, apd in aceurdat ce with the A cues Coal Meads wah Cali 0 els tle aft cinaiing « vee Heard of Pivectars Ca suggestous wf the Princes: Baceiee li, whe bas TRutlingame and the Chinese A pbassadors hn unt year, and t ve the present loard eenl y te ge spall cowea pay gp ; a ‘ Paris, Jan 18. ase - tant 1 tha Comonns

A drvadtul cxplosion, resaliog te taghttul te it ; ae > ! . junes to ales tock place at the Oure Ga Mt , : t ‘ : a iate ri ' . ae ‘ ~ — st te ne it ot the Accou t : r . on e . powder Works, Favershan on the merning af Scaioiee I aay ’ saci ‘ : i resident ¢ erved that. the wuuid t the 24tb uct Phe cause vf it bas not yet teas Vv the Kimpea ! Mp pe FAO my Wg ! oa matters of importance to take into ecovsidera- rpired . the TI » He said that the tass OC TN lion rete ito in their Report, t at th Act

At a meeting of Liverpes! aecrcuaats be den Levislature was a serious one, namely, to con P Siew ition would expire thie’ Bammer, the 2let of December, Sir Charless Fox's scheme duct a Government stro g¢ enough to repress 6d the Directors consider it quite necessary ter comstructiog « vailway trom Liv: rpo it! excesses while accepting aii benelits of liverty: | ihat in anniping to have the Act renew i% Jiuirkenuhedd dy means of a tannel under the Mei- he laws muakins concessions to the press, : ieee la. © de Sse ade d Sia leads evry was approved wt The total coat of the “—~ and vranting the right toh d public meetings | € Tirectors f in thivtean to aeven, K ' rprise Ts estimated aaesd ee Som oe. el have had the effect of preserving put ¢ OrGlrs | ajority could very seldom be collected to L208 ply is the sua which itis propesed to a ein tak ena rps 1 cies the Haka raise in the first instance, aid that witi.de en- | the fact raat recs — om ie 3 : transact busine 38, # d he referred to th i

experimental tun. 14vol of the Government has ¢ rmed the |on¢ Banks and Marine Insurance Companies,

pended upen the drising ota eet underueath (he rivet bed

stive and wisdom of these couCessions

where business to ten times the amount wa

The sudden elevation of Prince Charies ot Phe laws providing for mat ver’ Pd setZAtlOU | oorly transacted, and where only seven oo Hebenzoliern fo the hoepitarstip af Maido Wal | have given strength ucd confidence to the | jars “constituted a Board of Directors. The luchia and the intrigues agawst Durkey, of which Nation, which was vow ready to meet all the | pyirecpors also sugvested that the new Act the Principalities have bee the acene ide eve, ts of the fotare should give the Company power to grant a the cate of the Peuss.au Prine: are tated ee. Orly | irmeinent of the forees was perfect, aNd | Saal] remuneration te such of the Directors a on the hypotheaie of some wadersfanding VeTWeen ob ooo nals were filled with supplies; the re-! jtended rezularly. He then called on the

“¢ *vtersbu fesha, which ‘ : ‘ os ; na Ju ’ tle courte of St Petersburg po? Beha, serves were well drilled, and the re-organiza- | g, a

. revo ter Line 4011 a smpire, : aly torbodes no goed ee von . sail Cov of the National Guard approached com + arbor ef rewthiiec Cull Oe wide ; : t’t >EPORT: ~ & : ‘h t tena at all times ot ct peevlions Phe fleets have been recreat d and REPORT: I _ utgeeer bebe al ae ‘ : tf ; ; mn a ‘ ; ’ en ae ee re : es le ) the fortuhcations at ali importaut points we in In presenting what your Directors find to ly fide. the French government have just vecided, | 14 t I | ' on ae t ‘ fim of a ] d ! the Pwenteith Annnal Report of the proceedings in accordance with he recemmne:.a@iien of 3 yood condition . ‘ , cE : ee i ea linlaabinistin commission presided over by Piince Murat, to The Imperial wish was realized—France was | of this Company, they bave much enti ‘

r , li C ping i | % licante her status bed having It le their pewer to say tbat DY toss make Trouville a pei of relage tor shipping in so placed as to vindicate her status in the des :

; » ' vecnired to this Company ducing the past year generaland the Impertal Chenune!l fleet in par-| tinies of the worid, Peace had been her ty | Se a ee ene oP a

rula fe ple t “dengthened and other 2 it lk i Direet irom gc the } ticular. The pier ia to be lengthenec fore sought, not because of weakn-ss, but t preceding year, as may be observed by the last

enportent works commenced to provide tur the oo cin the in

State coer ingress of shippir g to the port during & gale

uor ol the

The Revolution in Spain Lad not altered the

Report of the Directors, left a clamm made hy Johu Haszard & Co ter

loss on goods in thei

c . rol é $s ty ve | th A fee COM ® , ,

i spells a ae iar 4 ne eg ial of France with that country. | store at St) Bicaner’s, te the ameunt ef £1000, “the n s i reece 18 Making grea ‘ } , : : iem'the news that & Tt "Kk it he Ccuference which bad just terminated its | to be settted by a Jury, they baving offered the

5 nara a ar t ing ts Said “” i} { , ,

ors ewe : - at ” 7 Pola : sess on, and which would extinguish a coutlit | sum of LGU in tull tor their clamn, and Cae suture € clare i ie u pluce Oluiseli at ' ; , : ;

nary. Guatares ‘Chet Se ae rl va = e ) which bad become imminent, was the last | was refused. : ; i

the head of the army, WH negetations fai ed via + the importance of which all shea” Liat the trial came on last Hilary Perm, when ° die > } . » ¢ . . _ tee «ht . ‘ ie i 4a ah ab 3 i i .

ie cle epe) } states that the . . i : sl . ng dict against the Company tos

Line Meld ren Ind inion . ia apprec ale Tie members of thet body had all the Jury gave a verd tagail { ” ‘d i és d a wns v > real were iliuininats suri = , . , He stm elaimed.and interest, aud: alihough

we oe sh ” sit : oe ares d on the principle calculate d to restore the wiole s Kon ' os a

thee nights on learuing the rupture wih lur- ’ \ . ~ ' the Directors atterwards succeeded in setting the i e 6 i fhendship dDetween the furks and Greeks ; a i iadl +: 1h

Kv. } . ht! t t verdict aside, a vew tilal was granted, ye Clie - he firm h s of success which thev entertan : . :

Kide Geaeze has written an aatezraph and ” a : . _ vil , . ’ : Directars found they were no bet er prepared tot ° 5 é i ; sh a e realized nething would be lett to) qoiee than oo the first: trial, aud, considermg confid-utial letter to the Emperor of Austria, ' ' i "

b ' ' nae ches Oa ~ trouble the general harmony of the nations (the elatious uncertarty ot the Law,” agreed stmt ethat the difference 7 : ) g ' en — wor, Ate iv 2 ; 7 " ts to pas tue dine t claimed unde Apeiires nceurrea

toting Between Aurney a: eece arises pure- : : : ’ Ap

: 5 ST 1S t ‘eto ving but a balarce ot

iv l.om religivus antasonism and that it ts the FROM THE STATES. Phat yout Directors having ba 1 bu rece ¢

i ’ . f ’ i * 1* #420 Ids. Td. in hand, out of whieh £10 was

duwy uf every Christian prince to support New York, Jan. 15. ~

cluded bx tweeu the United States aud

ew har! Britain, whien were i: dicated in bis annual

lhe Kk -

stone work executed in the Wick during the year were carried away.

Great | ve

clanmed by the heirs of Dewar, to eatisty a loss

Cr-ece or at least fo maintain a strict ueuteai- Steamer “Gulf City,” from Galves fund daob undartrd un the 06th Sete, MONE. end lei & by. i ‘ . New York, was wrecked on M ndas Hight, a second loss sustained by Jolin Harzard on the an alle zed attem;t to b npthe Al = lives just. ua 1 opened at L5t ; 2Y 4 November, 13 7 tos the sumof £103 17s 61 strect police station was on t e 24th ot I cet New ¥ , din 1 inl / is your Direetors cause da levy of one per cen b I vestizated by the mac} ite ; Th Haytien 1¢70!tauists fave relawen a to be mad , en thie Company, which would hone. A man whu gave the bame of Barton b.¢ places » the vicinity of Jacnel, whi. amount ty £700 Luat sa Pcs - fr ort t has sm cust ndy on the charge o° throwiag an ex were utely captured by Picstd t Satine warn cvil-cted wi biu sible ws : - auc & pl sive substance into the SON Ls inet wcesins te wh nei * to more « small siims,tinu yous icegtors Hudiig i expeusls : the production of some formal evidence, he Dass an Prinee and 6) : Ee ” ute " g judgments and issuing execulivus agal has been remauded. i“ : nie the cefatiltets, ee eed tu take Notes of Hand foi \ destructiva storm swept over the north «/ , Washington, Jin 17. the amounts due, payable be Lk the present Scietsud un Monday nisht, the 2st ultin _ ihe President ‘ransmitied to the Senate on mouth. Your Directors considering the amon: The whole of the seaward stavins and Friday the three treaties and protoculs con. | levied, tegetber wi bine ameunts lu baud, would

sufficient to py (ff such losses Your Directors observe that durit g the gre: confligration in July, Is65, the sum of £129:

; rosé sehr. of Aberdeen, was total wreck off) MOFFaze, Notne ly, first. a Protocol fully re- iia somite thts Bikemant + shebone i z Stenehavea on Mouday wizht. Thecrew weie Ate I Me — eee eee ot te | this cums wae redneed by patti 1) ti : ver} Are E rescued by the Salm m cuble, ¢ xcept one man, | * mited States, and abslishing the lepal PTI | ues ieeuee d to £48 725, thus reducing the i.e Pe % wino was iashed to the helm ard perished un- | © ple heretofore neaintarried in Gireat Pritain, | of the Co upany to teorly one third. ; der most distressing circumstial.c os. vi the infeassbility of native allegrane Phat since the levy hus been collveted, and ai . Ou the 23rd u'timo the whole of the North | nd, u treaty referring to the boundary claims paid eff, twenty-two vew Policies has Riding rivers, Ens end. we @ stute of bh g dis} ute ahout the lsiard vl San Juan on the been Issued, covering £9190, which, added to ‘ tivod, and the low lands al gs their cour Pae.fic coast to thy re} ublie ot Saigzerland ; £48725, makes Lo7 Yio, the auount insured : were c.ouverted into great lukes. Along the third, @ treaty for te icjustment of all gg Ureruibre, I6Gd; and since then ti ; Kye some of te villages hat had the wate catms, incudng the Alabema claus, by a eens, Senna HEE SE, Gite Seve tee, t ins the houses, and at Newsham | — commission to sit at Washington, with a "Y. Hig pla _ a " —— eres { ronds on*each side were inpaseuble, The | epulstion tu refer, wher nec eeary, individ-| *'™* sl ee eee sania nei: Cortes 21 eel eeies Geel a nie akie, [fn oa ; marshes from Ayton to Yedinzham bridze and | “4! ¢'8'@e - ingly oatiun. nt the mutual eystew, the Company baving paid J thence duwawards, are a may: ilicent sheet of <-> every loss since 18 estatlishinent, While se tiany water, Of course all he:baye is cet struyed kROM CANADA. loreign ¢ffices bawve been obliged to withdraw

; At Maton some of the miils and other works adpunimg the river were stopped by fuod. About six o'clock on Thursday morning, is manifested as to the result e 25th ult., the Pueco, lifeboat, stationed at | Of Rose's interview with Howe at Portlaad. At the Concert of St. Patrick's Ben

Montieal, Jan. 15. Much interest i

4 +} : Aludsrough, Suffolk, put off in reply to a sig-

evoient

ral ot @sireas from the big Fuschia, of Secety | st night, Dr. O'Breuman, Editor ot Wha ry. Phe vessel, which was fund to be | the Coanaurht Patriot, late lv released from ie ata dened, had ren into and dismasted the }jJeil in Teland for Fenianisim, spoke on tiv schooner Diamand, of diaole, ara the luter) Wrongs of Ireland. His sentiments were so Wie making 80 much wider dhal the crew we a dis! yal that Carter, M P x ’ Father D we ‘ olliged to run her on a sb wl, whence the und others lett. tInaster, mate ard a b yy were taken On board The Civil Service Commissioners are goluy t the lifeboat and safely landed The fate otto establish a Lil rary at Ontetio for Govern the bitig’s erew is aurknown. ment employees. Phe Ontario Parliament zranted £1000 to

each Judye of the Surerior Cou't. There is to “Grand

] ut sday ne€ xt, on the OCCus! (of the Roman Catholic winch will Bish

’ ’ be a Coneert here or

1 Lctest News by Telegraph. | n of the Gepai ture Bishop for atrended by the ps of both Prov in ces. Montieal Jan. 18. Rose, Howe, and McLellan arrived here yesterday from Po. tland. (| dfowe and MeLelian lef: this mornings tor , OUltawa., E iiuve leaves to night for Englard via New York. F ; S + Bo The remains of Mre. MeDougall will be ou fulluwers, made his escape. buried at Toronto, to-morrow, at Ll o'clock. his victury opened the way to Ascercion, Nine Reform members o/ the Parasuayan capital, to which place the} Parliament write to tt Le aztiian won-clads had gone.

Rome, FROM EUROPE. be i MdOM, dali. hae

Rio J wire dates of Dec. 24h state that the allied army had made a vigorous assault onthe Pa azguayan stronghold at Uileta, ard ulier a ce seperate battle succeeded in cai ryiag it. Lopez s army was utterly routed end de stroyed. The allies captured over 2000 pri of war. Lopez himself, wits barely

Clergy and

Ce Dena ee Se ee I Be

ye eo Ff A

eoners

ie Toronto Telegraph, repudiating the dictatorship cxercimd over

j tiem by the Gl de and claiming the right to give the M nistry independent support.

Loudon, Jan. 1 i—Evening. Tie specie increase in the Bank of Exvland is £49.000. The mammoth steamship “Gress #astern’’ has commenced to tike on boaid the submarine Cable of the Franeo American Atlantic Telegraph Co. It is expected that : Montreal, Jane LY she will sail in June next to lay the cable, i The vee protest against the imposing of |} a tax on Salt Leudon, Jan. 14. jappearedin the St John News, and say that Ithas heen agreed that the pens repre-/ although the ¥ sented in t!e Conference on the ' based chiefly on the injustice which a salt tax tion shat cot by any reason of their partici} a | would work in the Lower Provinces, they are Jion in @he Conference be held beund to} also applicable to the whole Dominion. ?

of 5 cents on strorg super. ) at previous quotations.

Ordinary steady

: arguments Fastern (ues

' ex.fuice iis Cured! usivl.s, | The tuneral of the late Mis M+ Dougall took Paris, Jan. Li—Evening. | place today. Sir John A. McDonald and | The Cenference on tke Eastern Question | °t#e™ ™ mbers of the ¢ abinet acted as pall | had another gession this afternocu. N. Rang bearers. Howe and McLellan of Nova Scotia abe, Mimi.ter fram Greece, was absent, us ae 7 igh > ae Hl . : belare » eae r ' e m. Mr. Rose for The Press of this city generaty arge the Enalen » xe for yeste rday, Was unexpedly continuance of tne Conference. oer" d owing to the conference with the Hon. | It is understood that the Government is ui fluwe = mare aeugnd st gute preparing a diplomatic cireular to foreign! tf tade is exceedingly dull, powers on the question at issue. : i a Holloway’s Ointment —Dysevtry,Dearr! aea.avd -< Paris, Jan. 15. | Bowel Compl ints—In all cases ut dysenters aud The Paris “Constitutional” predicts that | diartlwa iv which Molloway's Ointuient hes been Greece will submit to the voice of the Con-| Well rubed apon the abdomen two or three times 7 Scone a day decided reliet bas been atonce obtained,

and a perseveravee in the same safe treatment, aided by the application of warm bran poulticer, has established a cure A ilk diet and tarina- ceous food should be adhered to throughout the attack. eheuld be studiously shunned until the more dis- jtressing and alarming eymptoms have been dis. sipated by the diligent inuuction of this redres give and coeling Quutment. - <--> -

The Sun of Medicine — Dr. Morses Indian Root Pills. —It you are ruflering with diseases get this wedicine Gradually but surely it will e adigate

) Madrid, Jan 15,

A tumult oeceurred in Tortosa, on Wednes- day, growing out of @ quarrel between the! Liberal and Carlist parties. 1t was suppressed by the gutheerpties, und the city is now quiet.

The Mads powrnals urge the Government OY te use all augns to strengthen the hands of

* Gen Yulee im dlavara, and demand that 10,-

40 eghiitional troeps be sent to Cuba to render the possession of dliat Islard secure. London, Jan. 15.

A d. spatch from flong Kong states that the xyebels had captured the city of HMakodadi m éapan. The persons acd property of tureiga- | ers were respected,

London, Jan. 17.

The Turkish Minister bas agreed to the mate port of the settlement proposed by the Confereme, but awaits inetrvctiop from Lonsing hae ple beture wigning the reso.vee of ¢hat cry. Dealers,

Phe rapronontative of Greees bas informed the French Miowier of Foreign offairs 46) thew all diseases surrender Get ite instructions from the Government 1, gud read the information theeeie en BE . Athens ure delayed in consequence of an in serruption of the telegraph.

: Paris, Jan. 17, eve. |

render the sickness impossible. Get the Rescue ol Tula Alwanae. Solid by all Dealers, | > —-

JupsON’s PILtus —We give you in this Medi cine the result of a litetime of Study and Trial. before this Medicine all others are but Nostrums We ack you to use them because we keow thei: Virtues them worthy.

¥)

Get our Aluianac. Suid by all

jeciaiiiieiiiie Te. Dr. Morses Intian Roor Piis.—Before Almanac of their dis- covery and effects. wuld by all Dealers, a a ~

, . HUNNEWELL’

‘The caplarenee on the Exstern question, is UNIVERSAL len Years have clearly op the purttrt o! query Hesessions, It recom. | col GH proved that the theory of sweuds Grevce fo Accept £0 gmueh of the Turk- _REME b =) eimplicity, the great element

get ultimatum as gelates to Cretae affsirs, i : of this splendid preparation,

Hee lw ceter the exssal the officer, at Syra, | whien allows its use whenever there ix tickling or

>

: ' 1 | irtitation in the Threat, and producing no debi- av the decision of the Cayrwy, and promises iis, 50 er say Gah Dae Gites by whink Lalde,

‘ he | i a@hat Turkey wil withdsaw dhe lust point of Coughs, Hourseness, Bronchial Complaints, avd

pher uligmatum touching the ubspgryance ol

j Baternatives! law ‘The conference aupataigs Consumption, ean be effectually cured

he policy ousirict non taterventiva |) $3" Sere Throat, i) ¢ great origin of Diptheria § ia. The latest.adv.ces trom Athens slow dat | wh neglected, is cured by waking a Gengls eaipetorecsives are .cuvely going o6 in mU with cue parts of water. ; parte of Girvece. Lhe Bonke of Athens have S97 WY doqpng Cough is cowpletely selieved of a ranedthe Guverpwp wy 220,000 000 lor war it violence by & consiant use ot the remedy. perpog es, Sara - Sepeoine character can be ie dream Qe Bubs report that a Small Botcle phe

a: es,25 cents. Largedo.60

rp. ae bes srinn belegen Turkey vod by all Whalegale aud eon Dae

edicines

- .

tie Ontarto |!

The fluur market is very dull witt a declire

They copy the article which |

there adduced are |

Solid substances, fruits, and vegetables |

the seeds of diseases, aud by removing the cause!

Prialis the touchstone by which to prove |

jall Throat Affections, which, if negiected, endin P&C

there betig now ageney ln the Island, and it’ reuimins to be seen Whether that «fice will continue business alter a tew losses lave Deen paid

Your Directors are morally certain that if thi Company is well supported Ly the community a would svot to pay reasonable josses without feVVIPg ONY Assessinent

thelr agencies, but one loreigi

large, iL become able ail as tay be clearly seen, the Company being tu operation now twenty years, and, after the great fire which occurred ta July, LS66, burning Gewn neariy oueslourth of the business part ot Charlottetown, this Cotepany bas only ubiiged to levy one per cent; aud had the Company fuat have returped a bb halt years

premium te Poliey holders a short tine previous

Been }

itis of Ofie

it weuld bot have been obiged to levy esen tne In wnind tha

are lusuteu ai

ene per cent, and To omust: be mary of the vid Lelecy half per cent

kiou the large number of Directors (thirteen) required by the Act of Tveoerporation, and trom

the Seeretary, that a

tari die’

Lolders

the ¢ pstant Complaiits of

majerty can very seldom be collected together of this Board,

it sottetimes retarded, Thi

at the mouthly meetings aud Dusibess theielore Directors recommend that this Company apply te the Legislature to have the Act of Ineorpora ten, Which Is how abeut expire tar amended as to reduce the vumber of Directors from thirteen to seven, and also that power be to the annual meelug amount to such of the Directors as do attend, tor ther services, should they decap it expedient se to do

The Accounts of the past sear bave been duly audited aud passed. ‘dhe abstract stands thus :

Dk.

iv mo i

given le

1867.

Dee 3!1.—To amount of Cash { in Back at tuis date, £120 147 leds.

} Dee 31.—To amount of Cash deposited in Bank this | year, trom Sist Dee,, 1867 to 3ist Dee., 1568, | reevived by preuiume and renewals, £304 10 O | To interest allowed thereon, eo @ @ Po Cash paid in Bank since i the above, being balance on baud dlat Dee., 1508, 52 4 2 ——— 4 14 2 lo amount collected by the | call of one per cent, to \ sist Dee., 1568, #00 14 4 Vu laterest: thereon, 7°98 @ |

} ———— —— 8/7 14 4 i LIS 3S Cn.

1363.

By Cash paid Jobo Haszard

| for his secoud Joss eu

building £160 0 O

By Cast paid do do for paint- ing bouse damaged ly tire, a

Ky Cash paid Dewar's

lies fer house burot

| ih July 186, 100 60 (O

| --——-- 203 17 © By Cash paid Special Jury,

Supreme Court, last | Hulaty Term in J. las- | zard’s Cane, 612 6

By Cosh paid F. Longworth, Sherif, 4 6 6 ~ome—en 19 19 0 By Cash paid J Naszard for | hisJosson goods tustore, L000 O 0 i By Cash pad Plaititt’s At- Loriey s Coste, | By Cash paid Messrs Havi- | Jand & Brecken, Couu- bel fees, 7.2

coe ome SOR 8 9

(om 8

| By Cash paid for entering judgment agalust Jolin Maloney, 3S | By Cash paul expenses ad- sertising eall, for priut- | jog Circuiais, lor re- | ceipts, bucks, Ke., s .8:-% | "omen 4 § G6 By Cash in Bank 31st Dee, 1318, 264 11 3) | By balarce on band, being part of the Ove pet cent call, . ya

£1593 3 3} | COMPANY'S STOCK. JS68 |

21—Cash in Bank at ' this date, Zoe FT: Y "= aS

| Budaguce ob band at this date,

Present Cash Capitol, L's tt Si) Add the 5 per cent Bonds, 2393 15 9} Company's Btoek, £3,120 6 3)

| The Directors trust that the new Board ef) Directors willaee the necessity ef urging oo those | (du autLority the wukuny of more Resersvirs in the |

Vale gg eiais,

| the subject of the water supply of Charlottetown,

were Oppose d to the alteration,

' rtye «it was the time to hear it, before the report was

ado ted and ordeved to be printed. ; J. W. Morrison, Bs y., azreed with the Pre- sident, and considered this) was the time to

Hie was of opinion

to offer any objections from thirteea to

lucing the

the numbe

that re mum et

: seven was nakin ther too small

He, therefore, begged, leave to propose that the number be nine instead of seven Ebts wee aenondea by nou oper. Ik { A. Mac

ee with Mi Mo

son.

Newil Esq., ¢ uid neta He was clearly of o

any

pinion that this Cor required wo more Directors than the Ranks and Mutua Marine Companies, a ia that no person had a better right to know than the Board of 1) ct rsandS retary. He therefore um ved, and it was sec midod by Mr. W. C Trowan, that the Report be adopte 1 and printed, Mr. Morrison’s motion being put, was lost Mr. MecNeill’s motion was then put and carried

moved that the Act le amended M ethog

' ° x y to tuke place in the month of

Mr Morrison then amended as avret d on, and that the Act be submitted ther G of this Compa March next, wh

to an nerval

h was agreed to.

Phe Com; then proceeded to Balloting for a new Boaid of Directors, five of whom were to b elected out of the present Board, und eight to be chosen out of the Company, when the Hors Geo Beer, & J. Caltbeck, ind Mark Butcher, John Scott, and William

from the old bert Hooper W Is Daw Dodd, Esqs ,

mpany.

Dodd ly elecred Board: and William Brown, I son, Artemas Lord and Thomns were duly eleeted from the C ’ The Chairman being request dto vaeate the

° . , "W } Chair, and Wm. Heard, sq , being ea led thereta thanks of the Com: any were vive to the Hon. Geo. Beer, and also to the Direc tors und Seeretary of the C , eficient services for the past year, which were thankfully acl

achh

Esqrs . were dul William Weeks, R +, Be;tram Moore,

the ' ympany, for then

: 5 OWit dved.

HENRY PALMER,

Sceretary. Jan. 18, 1869. ’ <<>> TO DENOMINATION SCHOOLS.

2 «bas

GRANTS

[am sorry to perceive that it is the earnest

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an — Cg Se Tr =e : ae - OR LO TT POLE POY GER “ian ae Seer ree . wee se ev re Paget us - my <e

| « Resolved that it is quite time that some eteps

ease, especially during the first fortnight of the a? ke land koown as | epidemic, so nearly corresp nded ia area with s the George oe calad particular seetion of the pablic water sipply 0 © Resolved thata | etition \e rent Ae ev the town as to raise the strongest ernment, praying that said Jand be granted to

within a formight. The disiribution of tho dis-

Ghe Examiner,

ROR LN ON ENR IRR RN RINNE

~~ cael Charlottetown, fanuary 25, 1869,

suspicions that

this section of the water supply was at fault Georgetown Asressora, or some other a = - " | ets eS “ame a cer. 5 ated f 19) (for the use of the Town

A nc syentually these suspicions became a Cert p inted for that purpos ( wv : a AN var 1g

wee First namely it ene shown that on ne ty be leased and improved in any Way tiey may *“KIRWAN I NMASKED,”

tainty part ular day in August (about ten davs before the beginaing of the outbreak), 5 ;Oof the 1&7 housee of Guildford bad excepti nally received their water from a certain high service reservolr which had been previously filled from anew well; and that the persous residing la or trequenting these 330 houses constituted the part ef the po- pulation en which the epidemic inflsence had al mest exclusively fallen, Subsequent chemical examination of the water of the hew weil de- tected in it the products of organic decomposition; n of the local circumstances show

agree upon " | iaugea a

“Later, when in the exercise of our ff right, we ventured to express cur Convietiy annexation to the United States was the mani. fest destiny of these British Ptovinees, we Were assailed by the ery that we were a White. washed Yankee.” -Progress, 4th inet,

Capt. John McDonild, Esq., called the atten- tion of the meeting tothe nece-sity of having Cag or Nan Buoys, instead of Spar BDavys, at the entrance of Georgetown harbor

The Hon A. A. Macidonatd -tated, that the at- tention of the Governvent ov.y required to be to their inelliciensy, to have the matter

remedied.

_ We believe that vo one will deny that the Editor of the Progress has Inbored hard to

propagate annexation principles among the

ealled

A committee of six (with the privilege of ad i-

in. to their number, tf necessary,) was then ap-

pou ted to procure signatures to the petiti ns.

and eXanmioatien ed but too unquestionably whence the decom: posing orzasic watter had been derived, The lnew well, no one could dot bt. war most @ inget : ously situated, in the porous and fissured e@alk- stratu’n it was within ten feet ot various sewer?, one of whieh indeed was treve: sed, ag a short cut rvice * * |

people of this Colony. The Americaus area

fle thanks of the mecting wee then returned ; : rreat people in their own way! there are some of them residing amdugst Us who have, by their commercial enterprise, done much to | vive an impetus to the trade of this Island, Taey are esteemed as honest, respectable mei, Many of their countrymen are like them; put allthe Americans are not men of the aume We understand that the Progress

hoy’? is a red-hot Republican,

to the Chairman

Anex. J. MaAcponaLp, Secretary. ~~

by ~ wn dolivery-pipe “ tue _— 8 TH CLOVEN FOOT! “The pee orous soil Which anderlay all) —

this eee son nui uly absorbing it; | os Its stature seen’d lang Se > ells twa,

the water supply of the population was derived Ph > qaeerest shape & ite or | saw,

from wells, most of them sunk in that exerem ne For tient a wawe it aed wae ’ skis

sodden sponge of earth; some ten daye b ‘tore the] bee Am then its shan c

outbreak of the fever, after an extruordinary per- | They were as thin, as 5 ary, aa’ sine ks!"

ied of drought, @ sudden great rise of the water As cheeks uv’ branks

level of the wells was observed; an ithisof course

fovlest

stamp.

To give our f | e spiri

of the spirit of that party

towards a large portion of their felluw-citizens

‘x Lote He EXAMeNner. readers an idea ‘layed scouring of that fo tHe Eottor of

denoted a long-delayed scouring of

scil intothe water supply of the now polsone :

population.”

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DEAR Sin :—Probably you may be a hitle eur prised at the heading of this letter, but af yeu have had patieuee enough to read that lilerary

**Anart from legal subtilties, on whieh To am) gem which aopeared as leader (1/1) in the last not competent to fpeak, it seema that the distri- | josae of that highiy moral, religions, and patrietic | some extracts, as quoted by the New York bution of fouted water by the Guildford Board | cyoet called the Petrivt y sur surprise will os Irigh the Chicago Post, i.

Vertly. the sper mast have move ; = : aoe the venerable Eider when be wrote the article in| leading Republican journal, This party is the questions “Phos all powerful leader was written 1) lcly ereatare into whose loving embraces the abeut our G P. Office aud its officials, The ap- ' poiotinent of a Catholic to be Postusaster Genera! — hat office which was supposed to be here ditery this Island to throw themselves.

rods, O Prozress !

‘=the Roman Catholics in general, and the

* * * ‘ : . . ” . ‘frish Roman Catholics in particular—we give

American, from (regarded for the moment asa water eo Hp3aay) iS) iy vanish. ag proper a ease for judge and jury, on action ter ‘ople who had typhoid ,a railway lat:

damages by any of the 500 p

any cace .

fever in the town, a8 In Waste

collision brings some scorce of passeng rs Progress would fain persuade the people of ! t g ‘ harm ”

* * * '

Viti which

{ © Twooking enrefully for any condition : J rie micht ecincide in distribution with the fever, 1 ave could have played ne is no , my } the plows hider’s spleen,

the | is beld forth ay the very pink of pettection. : : \ : ke Lest Ort t havi i » put aside as did not the Eider throw off his mask belore this negade who sold his country aud his God for 108 ther suzgestions having been Pp time | ok Soe 1, ate a r rot meeting the broad facts of the ease, only one tune of day? Why did he hot “Cry hav c, and a mess of pottage. The extracts are the nditi wasto be discovered generally coingi | ict loose the dogs of war” on the poor Grecks, tor : 8 aut on s tC e@ u Cove « . . a i . . . aa tin distribeti n wich the outbreak, and that | his shameful neg! gence on Their part, while Aes following :— a2 : = ‘ cathe ” - ‘ . i - was the hi,A cervire of the town weter supply. More friend, the late lamented P. Mo General, was im! “Teddy O'Flaherty votes He has not been ig un to theenuerce outlive, Soe of those shocking titademeators © the country six months But be bar been through divsdiok | the two Cathohe offictals—Messts, McKenna and Dan O Hara’s court. He is naturalized. Terenee

These thy . A more fiendish attac

» throw off bis mask, and appear before tlhe pub- uck om

hein bis true and saintly character. The two a community was never penned. Perhaps it

| Cathelic officials in the Post Office come iu ter was never written by a native-born Ameriean

while the Protestant one : we : Whi subject, but by some unfortunate apostate re=

* ¢ Mi . ° n certain quarters—has caused the pious bider

!

was soon seen that drain direct pact in the resu t system of sewers in the town, and the parts ix

inastauch as there

fected were these whose natural drainage

particular inquiry was thea tade from whith each at ected nouse piveu

ine water, and it tarne oat that all the hous MeDowald—were comustted as far back as O’Manus -wore for him that he had been fice first attacked at the beginning ef September WEE) Ay oust, Psii7 Fut my part, I did not thik that years inthe United States ; that he wasa Jintls supplied with water fram the bigh service A Mr MeDonald—whe scems, unfortunately tor man of good moral character, and Dan O'Hare