ee

\ said he was no witeh with his eyo; anda

i 1g to be adopted, according to the age) . .d him a viper mam- and have arrived at Boulagns, France. ‘The permission, the same person wonld most —s. ar rca ae of the pupil, and the! poet in the crowd called oa a f ‘Letest News by Telegraph. Captoin and the rest of the crew and passengers, ously advise the people about = P ters Day, or temper or capacity aga anor iin 'es fle com ofl te 120 all told, were loet and their Representatives in Parliament, not Among taeaee to dns % the great men y Joues, the murderer of hia neice, was executed even to think of building the Block at the cut- ’ \ to differ in politics ; thie morning m Londen. at halt-past ten o'clock iene ta Many thousands at people were ¢F llected about

faults to be avoided. ” pervisyon

» 8 that some from one to two hours 18 under the 8u]

FROM EUROPE. Paria, Dee, 20. Ex Queen Teabella of Spain has made a visit

ward ed of the Rreastwork there, «s ccd i brother, devoted, each day, with whem we oe) ‘ mild not stand, of an eXperienced bro ’ . . mended by Mr. Bovd, as it woul ‘

the andthe r

. ' : ation and instruction, on : the seaflold. Ele was attended all aight by en aud the stones of it wou d he driven by the 10 mutual examination ana B ' : fur sivilized opposition, ou our part, to the pre » e i} +", ere ) se puritte e last * 2. i ate : ane eeatare . ‘ te the Emperor at the Tu er ,., Clergy inen but denied his gusitt rth last - a af whe maven tives he ia cieala ce Mit aleh lk ideal nad tieeen , . , . ee Phe Mondeur says the powers which signed the London, Dee. 24. ’ and would betome an obstiuctiou : s The yearof novi | sent Government. ey at Geeaty of IEG Guutinwe to Rage GHariiation The Grecians are fleeing trem Turkey an the channel and wou usually taught in the schools, The ye: jai like better men, that their ee tes as tN clea bade] See ae erence war, Eieness Kanes (SEES SRueNe. Sir iate completed, the candidate is sent to one complain, b to receive the } nw mamvte that (he Purte ayts cuneee SOM? | ol fugitives hace been received by the people of the Lam, Sir, ’ { | pe ’ } application becomes | faces were made a ult i " : *. a lap re s pied ! f : . ' sacle jererersiigs be ie ean aed eee et — \. LESLIE 7 ee t fewer blows of blustering bullies. We have no | Is “ sok 24 . ’ { Os. ot fewe incite insurrection we the Turkish dslands and i iwever, that they must preserse abselute pet ade : : }still more protracted and laborious, n tive but to arraign them to an- ® Ee trality in ease of war, on pain et expulston, | Souris, Dee. 28, 1868, | ine hours being daily consumed between | alternative ; he | : ee The R t hae denied giving - than nine hours Demy der) j acity eharged against them; cae len The Rewien Geveremeet pee armed § = ~~ > until in the swer to the inecay / y \ riet broke owt at Tora, in the Province of

authority te the Greek mere hisat versels to use the | Kussian flag for any purpose whatever.

Reports have bees received of a collision be-| tween a band of invading Greeks and a Purkist ied eas toree in the Tarkish Provinoe of Ambala The filled with : tac pallies ws rap eden

P tor : a retrospec 0 we pol S wh ; or < Turks were victorious . ire | j . van find se » youn Brothers pass from 813

A Circular trom the Sublime Porte, just issued, events af the past year, but if you i ger hay pens that the young } coufirmm the report of the Sadtan’s refusal fe par | room for a few re marks on some = ve aa \to ten years in these prepar ticipate in the projected Conterence it the Cretan) jacal interest, you would oblige me by luser “a ea - Heeome members of the

T SEs ‘ . ' : re “4

queso is to be discussed 2... The Spanish Gaw | ing the following - _ ) . that, a certain time IS, a

Landen, o yenliigg ernmeut ts taking tueasures to reduce the public | The provision of good roads and ot pure and even after tha ? sc ' f } , ling ee ee en ee. raprame for the ensuing yrar..... Emile ¢ — lwater have heen, for many centuries, and are have already stat d, devoted to useful reading, = ‘in ~—— - ee > wae : wen anne Siegettoran, yg ~ : “ rent deside rata, but : . li vs of every week, All are r. Gladstone in a speech on the hustings WW’ publie bas been morally formed i Spatu, a the of| for four or five day: ‘ a 2 Grerwaieh, said be was nut yet wholly tn faves Republican party carried all the great cities i sivitized hife. | not subjected to such a long and trying mon ot Ballet, but if free weting was impossible with the cowutry, except Madnid in the late elections. | Civiized | mpeg caegina pe

oral instruction and private study, he is deemet to enter on) mast be plain,

7 rma EXAM.NER.

; : ea ‘i 1 in the following indictment ; but if our term of a national guard im

they will not be the language |

Zamora, cussed the hostility ef seme of Zutte it Wie qonielly

Lhe correspondent asserts that the

To THE LpsiTor oF

tardy judgment of his superiors, poopie te the orygat i ae that hiwn authorities Curh«te bace formed a deep and wide-spread con of the Government, and be

Sin. — Your next issue will probably he wel

alee he suppressed by th general interest, and with

i very way iciently qualified in every way sufliciently " It frequently of passion ; : é sit nounced a final decision on the merits 0

i P ; w-i tury exercises be- case, we trust the Government will ackno I< atury exe ser 3 " ' . | ( [ustitute ; ‘ledge the judgment to be in accvrdance with

3 we their own public deserts,

the othce ot publie teaching. }

mpecmcy fae Cle perttomnten they await the breaking out of tween partics of the country te develope their desigus

owly sirile

liberal

On Education in this Island we peatow | still, considered not only = — apr ate .

the first or among the first, necessaries

, nds i is Colony are atrociously | pi -all, it isnot necessary. Some are, : > the Ie ‘ ‘ . Phe roads in this z ? | because, forall, it isn euch w safeguard, og he w . the 2 New York, Dec pr chameful, ard the water in’ Charlottetown tat of WaientiGc hnowlodee, qualitied for thing far above the contributions of any other Mr. Bright alee mnge B eprecn Heme Se The feature of Wall Steeet today was the; ™ ' ih point OF Ocienth .

eleetion at Birmingham, wo which he explan ed as t. hix refusal of the office of Seeretary ter Ludta bee that office wae toe severe for hia in the present etate of his head! because he thought the the eomntry in

Lite the Todt pe ey were fot sufficientiy

He argued that the late parliamentary}

ossibly ¢ e City Board of Health

vat stringeney in mouey, whiek ie almost equal | rotten. Poss aly = th - ' received ¢ ti a is “The minima rate ou | have held a Special Meeting aru received a Yhis stringeney had | Report which they have since published, from ( the Citv Health Officer, something may be done in the matter of a pro per supply of rood e 7 ne water. Hlumanely speaking, the inhabitants| img, a8 whl give Bs ; : | of , ir rem | } ; hes 3 for state of . a.

The appheation of Whelan the MeCire WASUBSIN, | of Charlotte:own, acting throuch thetr repre- | trying their qualit cations for a sta the Baptist

. . wv “ oa. > 8 i i » firs ny ivi . ‘ mn. Che a twice a

any office in the society, on the fir t day of religious denominatn y pay te auything ewer known

wae the labor 1

their entranee inte eall 7 per cent in geld, : effect on values, aud stocks generally Gold 1343

Torenteo, 26

. : > ch ( and alse ked Church of England, six times as mu marked

. a sal ‘ raitr- | a. that only so much time is necessary for tt as the show a decline

ee them a fair opportumity of as the Methodists, and ten times as much &s |

rer advanced

In fact, the sum total of pay-)

ae aver al the : seiainn Ye 7 Pk a sail od from Catholie sources is equal, | jate illustrious elections offered tresh evidences im faver of the for leave to appeal trom the recent decisic n rey sentatives in the { ity Couneil, are most cer- | much restraint and labor, of becoming imbuc d mente derived from Catholic & l adoprivn of the ballot He denauneed the tusing him anew trial, will be argued Dee. Stat, | tainly answerable for the fatal form of fever

; ee ee ee ress. and 2 . eontritudions of all the and elased with promising { with Ms Spirit of FENCIOUS BE If devotedness, an | or nearly so, to the

7 Of Protestant denominations put together, Now,

prefigate Tory part ou the part of the Cabm i . + Goterumeut, in the admiuietration et Che : Constantinople, Dee 20

The Sublime Porte appreves of the conduct ot

and in the meantine he bas been respited — which hus broken out among them within the February.

. ‘ > ; , la + a le . ve rowiine ilast few weeks, assuming the assertion of| of acquiring a familiarity with dhe {

et an economical reform New York, Dee. 26

death in Philadelphia, yester-) pure water supplied by the suthorities is the

ae tg . ‘ possess talents}, ai ‘ir wishes are never consult- were suffocated to of*conveying instruction. Some possess talents’ complain that their

s ' arbor of ai : : “vi very cause of the Cisease. Uf we citizeus have | Sania renpree on ‘ oi f) whose |

the Admiral Hobart Pasha at the barber day by coal gas filling the room in which they onal ee use of : pr eswil yal zi - city, | whieh enable them to outstrip the slower pro-) oq, They are the only religious body :

; Phe ambaseadors af the Western Powers Ng no one here fit to e'eanse and drain our city, : i ' tir-le overlooked, or in- , “4 whey ' = : eget. . : . ; : . <6 i e. 9 ass | . 2 , i

> a a. to exerciae protection aver the affairs ot) os New York, Dee. 25 Snail supply the inhabitants with wholesome | wress of the less gifted Brothers, and to pes’! interes 8 ure either entirely ¢ ,

dec -

the (ireek residents fler their expulaws lrow the ‘Turkish Deowtutene.

Phe Greek subje speeds to Athear 7 avoid war with Turkey.

: : » Maw i i Te »| : i s 5c the Gove Preaident Johoason has to day issued a proela-| water, the sigh ia et we from the New! i) shorter time over the measured space : the sultingly despised and sacrificed by is deli | : ‘ saders €2- | Domini elaewhere the better. i eye : ; , : " . . ey is deli- the Sultan have sent mation extending free pardon to all leader iD pe os nes : 7 \ - “A ie au ae ek ae necessities of sume of the schools may demand yernment. The whole of the money really believe the Gove , ave ; an 7 ih > toachers which can be sup . . ) 1 maintenance oO las well as they know how, or perhaps are able! a reinforcement of teachers which can - > berately spent on the aan ° : . j H “ . bs c rotie 9 as : mene ia r 10 a ) . London, Dee 22. | to do, with the road-mending and making p ied only from the rauks of the less perfe ctly | Edueational system wen = ” I ; 2 The tellowing despateh, dated Genmetions>. | Oo 0 R R L 5 P 0 N D E N C E . pewarr. 9 ae wae mac : — is de- trained. But however these and similar causes, | J jg maintained in spite of justice by t “ s “ | via re aces the orable and their Superintendent an——., : Pa : ae r he spirit and work- — ist received and caneues ert \P ' 7 “ onlin O : . ¢ -ourse of pre rece of a majority. With the spirit ¢ | a "on that quarter: The Sultan | We have, most of us, wished each other a} may operate in shortening = ; . ease : oe in! : } te sup- os head to three weeka the tive for the depar-| Happy New Year, ete., within the last two | paration for some, it is a fixed principle in the ing of this system, it is quite natural to su] exiem ‘ . } - . . recof the Greeks from onstantinople s i davs. How far are we, as decent, professing The Eeperer of Russia has authorized sew Christians, justified in further delaying the es- ' hab! carrying away ve } er ee Inf ary aud a Reformatory vexacla, probably ’ es tahlishment of an [nfiemary aud a Reformatory o . > oe : pa J Tehugees, to use the Russian flag oe ; — “ in our midst; by the way, all praise to His|nently qualified, as a longer course of prepar-| this kind are hono Thei an . t syen men-of war, ia bloc report, . a ed cece. ; ee : oe a ili al ieir pre- Puckieh Adusra) 6 a ae © Censie* Herb r. and the depth of water in it and on | Lordshi;, the Bishop of Charlottetown, and to ation would make them, are yet sulliciently | smiles of a pate rnal Government { r tl “we aT ’ i ‘ ’ . : . : c ‘i = 3 i i. ~ k retuge The furkish Minister at Athens! the Bar. He states: “It was expected that the | his coadjutors, ecelesiastics and laics, for their | aah: i - ~ i + preei: ; ac t Sveak wa wvoed izher Class Se 3 ri ‘lp! . | ' a sneinies are hi " oo returned to Constantinople. The Grecian) Broastwork, besides acting as 8 ve akwater ) Ragged and Higher Class S« hool - God help) benefit to others and with credit to them-| are always consulted, their principles are high- | : ent i making rapid preparations for would, by concentrating the force of the curs! them, I pray, aud say and believe He will, | $ J ’ , ° " ” } rr rent cause scour sullicient to remove the Bar; | vreatly in part, beeause they help themselves. | selves. war. a ‘ , - . t ; ) 4 - a th. ‘ . » . ‘ } ' a mee : ie a. uk st sai All the members of Parhament, — to it has, however, as far as \ can learn, tailed | A sound|y-constituted Ben hit Club of arti | which will, we think, meet with the approba community, amounting to eightet n thousa peaitions im the Governawut, have tees ome to produce any such effect.” If Mr. Boyd had | zans and meehanics might possibly be - ae elected except Mr. Cardwell, whose eee “6 teas} made proper and sufficient maquiry he would | service in our community—desultory chartty Is lw oe take place to-morrow. Hone of the ciuctn that the Breastwork had done | pleasant to the bestower, and of immediate | We are not so simple

have “* jearned”’ as i a . sia » : — side «ere contested. Be-| henefit to the recipient thereof, in some cases, | teachers ean receive a0 complete a training a8| able, There are other Protestants w ho desider

ta of rraying the Goverument fo gaged iv the late rebelhon

To rue Eniron oF tae Examixer,

: ; » offic F 2a that aconsiderable ber of Protestants | on as Society to advance those only to the office of pose that acon: iderable eR oe ae ae - ? ° Se > : eiilcaili 2 arfectly satisfied. Me j lasses | teachers who, though not in all things so em j will profess to be perfectly satishe

I have just seen an abetract from Mr. Boyd's with the approving |

relating to the Breastwork at Souris

ading Syria, Whe

discharge their duties with judices are respected, their views and wishes

We here genture a sugzestion | jy extolled, and the evnzrjbutions of the entire |

‘ ‘ i + : " 2 sins sisnieaiea Matai ane ‘ ay their } tion of all thinking and unprejudiced persons, | pounds a year, are tre 7 spent to — ; Ps as to think that all our) heart and to make theirsarrourdings comfort-

Landon, Dee 21. or was doing all that was expected of it. -_ ' eciy ty a The Titer commending Pres-leyt Jobuson's fore that work was berun the Bar was 195 but in the main wiost unsatisfactory and ex- tr ae -nt’ . nanan . } Se y ”) feetot water apo nsive, : | ° + oe’ a sr ‘a4 - wessage, refers to rm President's 8to,horqness, yards long, and les than 25 fee J 0 7 pensive ea —- d lial’ great room fur improvement, It is an absur | would confer upon thei children; avd Catho denounces his repudiation pregesition. ad 4ap- jtatiow water. Now itis not over %o yaros I wish you, Sir, a Happy and pr WSs): 7 peeves the action af the Senate and the Howe long, and fully five feet upon it at low water;| New Year,”

nal its | dity to expect that Mr. Lawson, or even #\ lies believe these Protestants to be men of aud their disposal of the decument

and hoping your jew |

that R and tet Me. Boyd, in his report, states “ that! very name carries respect and weight with it—! 1. etor of Uxford, can train for teachers in @ | gouud principle, whose views are fair and liberal, A@vnea from ['araguay eays tha tear : ie Sh hi, oe ” , ee wide ve pullic delinquency | i a 2 Adwisal *.: « ~ the Auvgionn. Mars with | tur as he can learu it has failed.” Can Mr. | may ae leurieny $ ane ‘1 te wep h + fe ¥ few short months, many of the youths who | whose arguments deserve a hearing, and whose pane a : ll oan ay the Kiver, Boye inform the public what other eause has) gad private abuses as it did during the lite ol / : ~~ n “SF © +. ucet, bad o Kite re

Panama. te Asecue ile w ef iwpacs i by “ad ae effect of removing so much of the sand) jtg Jace honored and deep!y lamented Editor, come from the country to frequent the Normal! grievances should be wisely redressed by a . «the 0m Oa we OCC hhpais ’ ‘ ft * ° . | | — or the Aumevieas: Minister, Mr. MeMai. They --om the Bar ? or is he sure that the informa- I remain, yours wa ‘ j Those who & t+ demweud satin action frou the Paraguyan | tion he obtamed abouc it was from honest, dis _, LIBERAL,

tec

School, and who, after spending these few | (¢overnment professedly popular.

ane! elas DP Cha ws © titled to | hold this opinion are supported by the sym- | again! ogeercan ; it. te ested people that could be fallx.mehed on* | (ho receive a license for the office of tehEHW. | f wee. 2 ~

A —_ - -_ _ . eer ee ee jou 1° : ae

Mr ell “ jar @ gross falscnoou ydt Yrom some settsh | ee = will not presume to dietate to the gentlemen wat hs of a great majority of the } ople; a id : y. Cintee War today reelected tw Wes) persons “eho op cine enuines to have some | To tHe Eviron or Tue Examiner. : have reasou to complain that their Taree ns:

iret the ety of Oxterd, | wishes are © Deepatehes : }one halt of what we hear is true, we would be tives, that #] Progress oy the | inclined to. think question of the + Oyster Supper.” The priu- cipal issue is—*> Was the Supper given?” and |

£5000 or £10,000 of the public money laid out | ; on w more than useless (tumblesdoan) Hreak-| You are, no doubt, welluable to eope with

rere 3 ~ ts aMye ra . Ke ne moe years, amile the editor of the Niwnumerside Mirviaterial budget wad been submitted to the Ad a half to the eastward of Souris Harbor,

Chambers, and wetwithstanding the expectation One of those trying to inform him on the suh- of war with Turkey, ihe military estimates are ject is a sycophant who knows little or nothing | 44 ware the gentlemen named present at it?” attend training schools for severa! years,l stead me Ral 2% a > re oe ‘ o ics fv os about Souris H irbor, and another. whom he | ‘This ig the whole matter, nothing more, or | petits med the Maidens Geen 7 ms te va Peg tes learned from, is @ person ¢hat few) nothing less, ina nut shell. . au severiinehl ” pro- whe kr ow } i will - “el as - huunce against war. ) Know hug will pu maeh reliance on what

Se. | who compose the Board of Examiners; but if taw .

ir. _ “**ed by their own represeuta- many ew juterests are 4isregarded by a Liberal Gov ernment, that their pPetsume are subjected to insult, and that the public money is all spent in a way that must gratify the calumniators of their religion.

that if some of the youths who desire to fill the office of teacher, would

of several months, the interests of education The Pragress man

1 he |

would thereby be promoted,

: The Government eould not expect to Carry does not pres ime to deny the prenilses, ¢

. -_ , ». = : ce a. ' : ya , ; The system of the Christian Brothers must ae ee A , “a ae Advices from Hong Kong te Nov. 16th, aay the he says if M: Boyd had taken the trouh #) question is then settled. You are right and | : be i , % _ on this game much longer without — be ing Foghat Aeet, ineludi ig the Raduey Rinaldo, and | ven to try to ascertain the truth, he would the Progress man is wrong. But the re aZON aner al, jiKe every other designed for practical

challenged by the parties who consider them- learus reached Naukin Now sib. Ou the next ~— learned that, when there was - Breast day, the British Consul, Wedhurst. with a guard work at Souris Harbor, vessels d awing Over 7 of Marines. called or th. Viceroy, and dewanded ‘Cet oF water coud neither zo in nor get cut of full reparation for the insult offered tu the Mis- there, except at the time of high spr siovarens at Mong Chow, The Vieerey propos- and vessels loading with } ing te delay the dixcuasion, was informed that if. to get part of their car Se, tho Caio Fella neceees oF Hans teem. Sow oer 2 emu even a te

ys ‘ “luSiw can sately yet out or in st high water, even at. the would be seized, Whereupon he Hutedialely hizh tides. In the years LSG6, L867 and 186s complied witli all deuande. vessels have «: ut and « . liv] : :

4 have goue out and come in fully loaded, parts of the first touch of an experiment made to bring! Gollese and schoola no boating beiny required in any of these years. | the Island the low slang and ‘ hlaek-leg,’’! } cue 1 : ot ipa sRvpeseaa reeeived lustructions irom Vienna te aet in W ben the Breastwark, in its unfinished State scum ot New = rk ribaldry of the Progress on me from their “— dwelling " the heen resolved to perpetuate ull dooms day the emeert with France, on the Eastern difficulty, (o4ving some 300 yards of its seaward end little man, permit me to transcribe a few ot the | @tesmer’s mind, ito cantact with the routine | legal extortion of which we e-mplain. To Tie Paw representa that the war exeitewent [07 than founded) has shortened the Bar so elegant epithets of the Progress in his last | of human affairs. A scheme of popular in-|) rob the public by required additional einteuwse in Constantinople wuch (upwards of 100 yards) and deepened | “ Philipsic’? against you. I would not run the | struction cannot be } Read of on se . Londen, Dee. 23. | the water on it fully 24° feet. the nrohability nsk of offending pablic deceney by giving a| ee ore ee

The Morning Telegraph to-day printe ais that had that work becu completed two years | colle ction trom the linwege ve telegram trou Dorin shuounewg, that Prussia aro, as it should have been, the Bar, ere now, hue called a Conference of the Great Powers ot would have been entirely removed Mr. Boyd's Kurope ta settle peaceably the questions at issue strangly expressed @pinion to the contrary between Turkey aad Greece "

} ! " Sak se" : ie : WHY , , usin i i ¢ ’ ol i jiiiesiee StACEe “Ty LN syvea > > 2 < > Tbe a ll shia : I your valuable space purposes, derive jts strongest sanction, in the selves plundered by sharpers. Slaves, ever Isto Call the attention of the publhe to the une} mind fu — 11 ' 1 get . " igs tose MOL much imnftivenced ¥ mere | nee * las} gentlemanly and seurrilous character of the | Wy rs inured to the lash,

ug tides, Progress. The hireling editor of that sheet is| 4¥thority or merely 8} vroduce had always | fast writing himself down. Ina

would not be able to trans

eculative arguments, | mute air into gold to panuer to the passions of : ' ; aristian com- | trom the development and application of its; masters; and the poor people of this country roes carried to the Bay mus Wy good breeding and good mauuers are fi

‘the Trighten even sceptics, consider it a b'essine that it is so

Gilinis ‘dennles principles in practice, Theories the most! cannot create money forever to gorge harpies,

tlub-teot and : dazzling, hypotheses the most inventous, mux-

I ‘ Yo shew | 4s the most perfect, have fallen to pieces at you and vour respectable readers in al! ;

“horns 7? will albeit, these sume harpies spend LIRR OO a

year of other people’s cash on the Protestant Paria. Dee, 22,

| , But, nevertheless, it has It is reported that Prince Metternich tas

law

strength in the hand ofa dotard administration :

¥ a & ah i ’ aii re Progress hillingagate were & mathematical des onst-ation, by the gratifi- accordingly, the mazie word was spoken, and

it nut fur a yood purpose, viz: to frawu down | cation which it affords to the taste, or by the pubhe indeeeney. The following, then selection from the * polite literature’?

{suddenly from all the sewers and dung-hills. » is a) approval which its perfect but untried organi-

Pt and cess-pools of the Island, a horde of lantern ot the

occas Matdh taliber if Pastenees ¢ 1 notwitastand: zg. Mr Hoyd, in his report, Progress of the 28th Dee. =" Runnin eee gation may extort from the judyment. A plan | jawed bare bones, and ratthng skeletons of — ~ ’ ’ ” ‘urthe ste sth, ie . > “a a ee , ae ) -rew ; - . i 3 . . . . :

Sheffield, and Thomas Bagley, member for ae og on = a = eth, _ praved wretches aud fanatical worshippers, that would crowd | topia with sazes might) the saints militant, sprang forth, armed and |

Mauechester, have presented @ memorial ta) 2TCG8INS Wl Cost t may perhaps hasheesh, maniacal hasheeshen.

Haltered, | empty the school rooms of an empice, & plan | “Oh ible on! 7 :

contempt le, scandalous, per | that, in one verted, incorrigible, stoolites, mired, drivelling fanatic,

Reverdy Johnson requesting him toe urge the cost that to hive Mr. McBain to come here and mendacr American Goverawent te adopt a systen of do it, but if our Government had a proper Penny Postage between the United States and! Dredzing Machine ot its own, (wh'eh it oucsht Great Britam, The memorial ia signed by | to have had 20 years avo) and if that Machine ~~ Wadceds of the mewhers of Parliament The | was ueed tor Murray Harbor, Georgetown or

Loudeis Times priuts the Memorial this morning, | Grand liver, it would pot cost £500 to take and courts favorably theroon.

we Ir saya, if time it to Souris, and do all the dredging which that had served, ii the ee Ss Parliawent would Harbour would reguire—that is if the Breast- of rotten rum), abhorience, slavery, bivotry, | which must be modified in a thousand different | C deubtiows have signed the potting. work be pveatinnd sume two or three mouths | cant. hy —- a ~~ ao » Mzotry, ners caaeaill ad The reeent eruption of Mount JEtna ha« rapid. ne}; fose-the~dre@rinn..he coment , j) Cant, bypocrisy, menduc ys treachery, imper-} Ways, according to diversities of country, > ‘ aot ~ ‘lore 4 reas « e need, nene > . i a ekonk R ‘ ; . i si i ni ly nub ided ard the vuleano has alvewn litthe soph he dredzing mm Prence. punpyism, animal, skunk, (that animal character, of prejudice, of situation. of activity fer the past two weeks, has a perfume fike the Progress), salvanized f ; biad:id, Dee. 22. corpse.’* adopted by Fhe ctnsltens tor the Gastes te talb ity pened ul The nhove are only 3 few of the choice ex- | Christian Brothers has, in the details of its traitors and renegades, and to place the rusty Of with comparatively slight disturbance of the Puisance. The outer end of the work should pressions used by the Progress man asaiust the | operation, accomplished its intended object, | lances of } itht\ ; : ' , eek : h. ured be haviay : “ae i Adie, ject, | tances of the faithtul, their thongs and vo ds pablie order Ail the Mowarehial candidates be secured by aving tour or five rows of pies.) poor FBraminer man. Uf you survive that on-| ' & goad wereeleeted. The Republicgus have earned the each pile about 8 mehes in j

¢ : and that the effects produced by ir se i : . ; diameter, well slaught 1 think you will live to read Mr.!. an - a sucat y their schvols, jand Jassoes, at the service of a not uneongenial | erties of Seville and Barcelona. Jt is stated on driven into tne sand at some 4 or 5 feet apart, Kirwan’s History of the Island, which will ap- |!" the districts wherein they are situated, have | official authority that up te the presewt moment | the i

tops of them, to show a very gradual slope | pear abx ut the fi f the Greek Calends | been of the most cratify i ve hay . #8 thensand treeps have been sent to roinferee! from the top of ‘the work, down . the ae Z € time of the Greek Calends. be ost gratifying kind, we have th corporal must have their pay. the army in Cuba and mure will soon tolow. |

+ They are wise ‘ ; disinterested, if mc sti rit- i sie wemnrets Government anuouners that it will never abandur both ou the East side and South ends, and then scurrility should be put down Vituperation | } S sted, not hostile, wit-/in their generation, and they won't seevernet * "t “ i “ on Ti a i : : . pee r vn " ' nesses to s ow, Ss P . wan? . " ® gubsny of Sgn. | bo be filled wich small greev bush and good | and “biack lez” slany will not take reot here | t ve ome of this testimony we | paalmod Landon, Dee. B~eve. — 7 stones to the tops of pile 8 Papers which find their way into the faneile | shall place before our readers on a future ov- 2 . ¢ > , ; . » ¢ w 4 ° fhe report of a proposed conference on the the roughest sea would then meet. with circle must not be filled with low black guard- | casion. }

mounted, to ride rouzh-shod over the bodies of country, would be the handmaid/! 4 pr hideous, Examincrian. of science and virtue, mizht, in another, work ! zal (quite above my comprehension), howling der | Oly discord and contented ignorance. vish, contemptible scavenger, varbase. au

us, ostrate people.

These fiery spirits und

sertbhler, the Government,

lant allies of are all here | Patriots and Christians of a high order; and, gean | are undoubtedly certain rules, everywhere true pigesty, (that is coming pretty close to “ dead ‘

horse beet steak”), fool. bar-room, (that smells

moreover, their ears are furnished with drums

and everywhere applicable; but there are others | so

Evanyelically sensitive that a whisper for atholic rights afflicts the warriors with the of | fury of French revolutionary demons. These That} daring cursers have been led by the spirit to

the |

The block recommended by Mr. Boyd for the jonter end of the Breastwork, should not be built; it would not stand and would become a

Sigg Remy, Sang yee eg Pg nt lg en ok elastin oo

; the system lustruction

extol the brazes contumacy of Froer domestic |

Executive. Of course, the soldier and his |

Po be serious, public deceucy requires that | testimony of

sages ETT

live on |,

pet

y, although they

en i te

' ;

hope that an enlightened people will ever |

. ; ‘ > detente. , * ; : acquiesce in their own exclasi i nce | Was S Bastern questing is fully eougicmed The Vienna 8° resistance, and would run up the slope with isn. The style of the Progress mizht suit the (iaae ati. e quiesce int Ae it - n exelasion from influence | Presse, the Gowetument organ says sami-officially,| Out striking hard against or injuring anything | (ow slume of New York, where ruflians of un- i | Nheu there is question of spending their money |

‘ . ae > i - : : YON ph ’ wer } ¢

y that the plan originated with Russia backed by ! A Beaeon ou tae very point of the work would speakable moraiity du love to cougre sate ; but} THE GOVERN MENT INDICTED OF IN~/ on scandalous hobbies and jobs. The secular |

zi Vravsia, aud that the scheme ie favored by | he very useful and if properly built would stand, I assure eou that the wanton abuse of the| CAPACITY. mind is obstinate his | i: $) Austria and Italy. The effort to eettle the! but not on Mr. Bovd's heed. Ta eilds Menuun aun & aan ri ee ind Is obstinate on this head; and the people ad

. ' a +. ; ie a a eon gets >} ‘ on il and swes | " “ane re oe ey : a sittle Sith in Me. Boyd's Engin | taste of a Cliristian, nous jnfidel * community. | Tue conductor of a public Journal is occa- pean toil and sweat to glut the maws of armed |

i Ailieain tein tn os ‘ i eo aed " — submit Yours, &e., sionally Jed into the temptat‘on to animadvert #9 insulent beggars. Neither Government

«1 i e vim here. 1¢ huge blocks he recom-| A SUBSCRIBER, | upon the oblique vision th ked vor Saint shall be suffered here to th

+ The Ministry are still engaged in the discussion mends here and at St Peter's, forces me to | Charlottetown, Jan. 3, is6% | P 4 TT oe | : _— Of peas tor the detence ot the country, but ne | believe that he is neither very judicious coal r oe . /aod the ambiguous prociivities of public men. | £15,000 a year into the devouring jaws of a

| fwewal steps base yet beeu takeu in that direction. | sagacious, as | most firmly believe that neither

Constantineple, Dee 230 |

ft Rute Cf hal ld 1 =— | To euceved in this game, the venerable scribe | “#Ve"eus and howling minority. 10 1ese uCkKs, | suit, would stand twa!

as long as be likes, so far as we are concerned. |

He may cons too, and imagine

firebrands who are the exponen

ao ‘ ; 3 : sa s aeal eseult of this conviction will bea] oi the printing in the Colony would & | sinall to satisfy Elder Laire

sworn alleviance,

‘ac t and Pope, has announced the fact, broadly an

and when the people have pro- land the country is beginning to

He might as well save his wind.

It) still beare ber onward, "ian ts eatin i, Foccll be a positive waste of time to refute the Her destined glorious mission te ;

tautology and slang, ‘ideas,

: : ; ; he sre hireling, ‘ : the Catholics pay at least their own if it were not a fact that he is a mere i ing.| ghosow ne _——— a e amounts to some | and has to do whatever his masters comié wtak | him. services are ever |

at . } ; »timesas much | yh. jee iy and for such it is evident! puch as the Presbyterians, five tim the hee

iscus chim if i isest Course | has capacity to discuss, we would ask him = ier w }was in imitation of another renegade, who

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: a ‘ 3 -culiar methods) ; sgnenditare of this money, the Catholics | jn49 contempt. 2 sail oe -@ set oth; ¢ . . al ans » ular methoe 1 nature 0 Jehn MeDeonald, his wite and two daughters | their Health Officer to be correct that the im domestic observances and the pec in the expendi

| the Brothers do; but we think that there is| ate the advantages which a different scheme

things onght pot so to be. Protessors properly other classes, if their time branches of a common education. enough already for the Grammar j and so the only alternative su tar

are the children of | mediate department

lare engnontad to state that the Rey

reqiiest of the

| Of the classes in the Grawumar Schog@ol de Was couducted by the Key

_ We learn that ively meeting ou Saturd

| Journed te eet again to-morrow, ‘Tuesd )g, at 7 o elock, , Water

ist January, 1869, FREE AND INDEPENDENT

Most respectfully dedicated to qny ADMINISTRATOR oF THE Gos Roser’ Hoveson, Esquiny,

onsider himself excessively smart, that he is on the high-road to conte mytible crowd of | ts of itolerence ms

n the colitnus of the Patriot. “ Bah. If a change of Government to-morrow,

ortune by siding with the

His

here was

Honig . : ‘ “We are a

Tho’ all men elee their nobler d mt, Confused by brainless moba and lawns Powen

TENA, ‘Tis New-Yean's Day, and, ae been, "_ “oat hat

j—and he would get t. and the astute “ Progress Boy” might -“~ ‘is thump at being sold and made a tool of, | » effect the desperate resolve he of betaking bimself—in the event) Queen’s Printing—to his adopted | Within our Sanetum. now along;

United States, to which he has’ QO all around us, ty inepection keen, He ought to know Laird he-| Ot the true etate, we aek to be ore That individual, in his letter to s Gis lat, therein. may, at oner, br fairy get a . W hat should De sanctioned, alt For here. in body though confined we gg ae Iu spirit we are free, o'er all the world ia gy i

wy carry int jas come to, of losing the