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Mhe Caueas Insurrection.

(Special Despatch to the Daily

Lonvon, June 5. Standard’s Vienna correspondent that he bas evidence from an unim.~ source that that the Grand

The asserts peachable . | Duke Nicholas recently said thai neither Bismarck nor Lord Derby wou! the Russians from entering Constant Se as the Germans entered Paris, only to |

event

again. 7 , The insurreclion in Caucasus is becoming more Wi le-spread and formidable The Russi«n reply to Lord Derby says the Czar wants no territory from Turkey; but only desires the autonsony of Bulgaria, Roumania and Servia, |

Our Montreal Despateh,

| i

FLOUR QUOTATIONS.

. a Sad i Granger ’s BPienie,

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& GOOD OFFER ACCEPTED. |

(By Special Telegram from our own Corres- pendent) Montreat, June 4,

Flour market more active; prices lower :

Superior Extra, $8 43 to $8 60 | Ex‘ra Superfine, 8 10 to 8 20) Fancy, 7 75 to 7 80 Spring Extra, 7 30 to 7 45 Supertine, 7 95 to 7 05) Strong Bikers’, i 40 to 7 65) Fine, 6 6) to 6 70 Middlings, 6 25 to 6 40 Pollards, 5 90 to 6 OO U. C. Bigs per 190 Ibs., "0 0) ta O 00

City Bags do do 3 90 to 4 00}

Provisions sre duil and lower,

At tue Granger's Picnic in Ontario, pro- tection of agriculture was advocated.

The Canadian Volunteers’ offer of ser- vice, shouid Eugland be engaged in the present war, has been accepted.

(Special dispatches to Morning Chronicle.)

Ottawa, June 3. Rey. Mr. Morden shot himseif on the street, in London, Ont., on Saturday, dying instantly. He was sunsstruck sonie time ago and lately disappointed in love, Le) was evidently insane when he committed the rash act. Mr. Miall has been appointed Secretary to the Fisheries Commission. Orrawa, June 4. The Supreme Court of the Dominion opened here to-day. There are twelve cases for argument on the docket. The full Bench was present. The Jhief Justice entertains the attending counsel at dinner toenizht. No decisions will be given on arguments of counsel till the term closes The details of the Castleton murder cise are published, An old abortionist, named Smith, was employed. Under his hand Miss Wade died. Her vody was then hid. den in the woods, where it was found. Smith confessed the whole transaction. Her paramours, Weldon and Mallory, who employed Smith, are arrested. The latter had fled to Michigan, A post mortem ex- amination was held and strange revelations are expected from the medical testimony. The feeling aroused in the neighborhood nearly ended in Weldon being lynched. Information has been rece.ved here that | Sitting Bull is at Wood Mountain, in Cana | dian territory. He must disarm and go on | the reserves or leave. Our Indians wil not tolerate him otherwire. Mr. Biake returned to-night perfectly recovered in health. FRANCE. PARIs, June 4. There is excitement in consequence ot the arrest of DuVerdier, president of the Municipal Council. Itis quite legal, but Imost uuusudal to arrest people for offences by writing or speech. Offenders in this

Way are generally left at iiberty till the | trial even without bail. In this case eve: bail was refused, Dua Verdier denies the |

charges against him. The impression pro ducetis bed, as the prisoner is with the lower ciasses. Heis a man ot | educttion aud independeat means. He is | charged with insulting Marshal McMahon | anu inciting civil war and assassination. UNITED STATES. Sr. Louts, June 4. An express train, west from St. Louis, | ontie 3st. Louis aad Sau Francisco reil-} road, was thrown from the track, aud the) engine and baggage car went down an ern birkmeat forty feet, aud killed the engineer | fitemau, and one passenger. d he accident | Was caused by the removing of rails by five | train wreckers who hoped to rob the pas: | sengers aud express ia the confusion, } Several ineffectual shots were fired at the) eouductor while seeking assistance. ROME. Lonvoy, June 4. | A dispatch from Rome to the 7'imes says | tit after the reception of the ltalian Pil, gms yesterday, the Pope who was somes, what indisposed, retired and would see no

ene else. CHE WAR, Lonpon, June 4.

The Russian headquarters have been ad,

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| treligne since the campaign began, that

/atical outbreaks of /and Geserters from Podgoritg1 report the

/but the barest means ot sustaining lile,

| Way this delay? It is admitted by all that

| construction, and

Asteroid, Morris, trom New London,for Sandy

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| Edward Galbraith, Montreal! ;

'Joseph Degrun, Pictou, N.S ; Thomas Smith,

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vanced, anda great battle will soon take | pl Ce, }

lhe slaughter of 3.00 Circassian cavalry | out of 4000, who were ordered to make a reconnoisance in the direction of Kars, is | under the command of Monsha

Pasha, who is also missing. The Russians surprised the vilvicze by night.

Che Montenegr-ns lost LIL killed and 19 wounded, Tio Prince of Montenegro has |

gone to Duga

Pass. The Montenegrins will e

‘Jeavor to take Nicsie before Suleix it can penetrate Duga Pass, held | Y insurgents

tT) main ft

LONDON, June 4,

A telegram from Athens says at a meet~ ing Of 5 OU persons at Stadium last night, reso.utions were adopted declaring the necessity for for forming a ministry of -caders Of the respective parties, so that

/sensions in the Chamber may be avoid- ed, and that the Government carry forward military preparations promptly and ener- secally, A deputation nominated by the

‘ng waited upoa the party leaders,

‘d united action, and requested in

each c.wc (aah a distinet reply be made public.

A despatch from Orelak to the Times says that the Christian doctor who deserted from Treleioji gives a gloomy account of the Turkish army. 2400 men had died at

city being the hospital depot of the army now concentrated at Gatschks. At least one-half are suffering, chiefly from scurvy, Physicians and surgeons are subject to fan- Mussulmans and are

and insulted, and 2,.0U0 men are sick at Morston,

continually menaced never paid,

sime condition of athirs as prevailing there. he troops are underfed, having nothing

and are compelled to work continuously on the earthwoiks, The health of the Mon. tenegrin forces is excellent.

Correspondence.

A TIMLLY ENQUIRY.

lo the Edilor of the Daily Examiner.

Dean Stx:~I would like to know why it is that the Government do not appoint Trustees to manige the City Schoole? A month or so ago they sent a peremptory note to the City Council ordering them te appoint three Trustees to co.operate with four appointed by the Government. The Council responded at once by appointing three Trustees. But the Government have not yet made their own appointments.

the City Schools are sadly in need of re that the Trustees will have their hands full for some time, The Board of Trustees should be constituted at once, that they may be able to make ar. rangements for renting schoolrooms, en» gaging properly qualified Teachers, and other details necessary to the proper car- rying out of the new School Law. Hoping the Government organs will explain the lelay, I remain, Yours, etc., Free Scnoo. Man,

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& § a : > = > ie Soipping Latellizenee. OL PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN, CLEARED.

June 5—Lucy Ann, Weston, Richibucto, bat.; Acadia, Whiddin, Wallace, ballast: Louisa Montgomery, Langille, Stediac, bal.; Alert, Murpby, trading voyage, mdse; Lin- Jey, Higley, Tatamagouche, bailast; I Dare, Grant, Chemogue, bal.

ENTERED.

June 4—I Dare, Grant, Chemogue, deal ; Annie, Lamier, Tracadie, N. B., shingles; Brown, Richards, Grand River, fencing and shiagles,

New Youk, May 30—Avrrived schs. W. a. fiurcield, from Chtown; Harmony, Bagnaii, from Geoi getowu.

3l—Seh, Mary Philips, Philips, from P. E. (stand,

June 1Il—Arrived from Georgetown.

Uavivax, June 2—Arrived sch. Sammie S. Mckeown, Conway, from P, E, Island ; brigt.

B ISTON,

sch. Arrow,

™ . »ye mui scr.

llook for orders; Murray Harbor

4—Arrived schs, Mary, Gillis, from Char lotteLtown ; Pioneer, [rom Murray Harbor. Grand Master, herring, from Summerside.

Port MuLerave, dune 2—Arrived sch. 8. W. Perry,from Charlottetown for Boston ; Qcvan Belle, from Chariotletown for New tlaven; M &J., from Montague for fishing VOY age

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sch, Julia, herring, from

hiotel Arrivals.

RANKIN HOUSE.

. H. Robblee, Summer. side; H.C. Leech. Boston ; Henry F. P, rly. Schurman, Summerside; C. Fiood. St. Jobn.

5—dJoseph dacobs, Boston, J. F, Pauline, Howlan, Cascumvyec; G. C fearce, London, G. B.; W. N. Wilsoa, Sai isbury; F. R. Morrison, Summerside, D Howard, Ualifax.; Miss Manlay Summer-

Z A | Py June 4—Messrs. |

REVERE HOUSE.

June |.—James W Duan, St. Joha; John

Aldous, Kentville, N. 8.; W. Taylor, Souris

June 2—B. F. Wollevn. Boston; Rev

ul; N. T. Norman, Montaeal.

June 4—Chatles Knight, Souris; Arthur

DeWaugh, VPawumagouch, J. A. Reid, St

Joba; U. Kitchen, Pictou.

ROCKLIN HOUSE. June 3.—James McL» Cavendish ; Geo. Bell, New London; Hon, Peter Sinciair, New vondon; James S.. cuen, Pictou, N. S.;

New Glasgow; David McLellan, New Glas- gow; J. Hunter, Dunda-~; James Laitru,

cement ae aliases

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CUTEN UNSTAN | _WHY, TO THE—

Diamond Bookstore,

TO INSPECT THE

NEW BOOKS,

Stationery, Ete,

The most Gorgeous Variety of Handsome Stationery, in

EXQUISITE BOXKS,

as useful as they are beautiful.

A Lovely*As3ortment*of

a LIS To FOES.

A Superb Stock of

PRAYER BOOKS.

WESLEY'S HYMNS,

(with appendix.)

AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS,

FANCY ARTICLES, &c., &e,

Awfully Cheap! A call will repay you.

Theo. L. Chappelle,

85 North Side Queen Square Ch’owa, June 4—3in

RANKINE’S BISCUITS,

7K have been appointed Agenta for the Sale of T. RANKINE & SON’S

Kavorite Biscuits,

And are now landing an assortment com- prising: PILOT, GRAHAM, WINE, SODA, BUTTER, ABERNETHY. For which we solicit orders from the trade.

F. T. NEWBERY & CO. June, 3,ar pat.—Ilw.

Choice Family Flour

aT BEBR & GOFF’S.

SMOKED HAMS,

VERY CHOICE at BAER & GOFF’S,

—

PESRIS BARDS, OTICE is hereby given to all purchas- where such purchasers have made NQ) Day of NOVEMBER next, Precepts will before that date. JOSEPH POPE, NEW STOCK BARRELS FLOUR, 40 halt chests, 35 hhds. SUGAR, 20 kegs do. (twist), 30 barrels CURRANTS, 200 boxes SOAP, 100 boxes BLACKLEAD, 40 tins Castor OIL, 100 tins MUSTARD, 100 tins Mixed SPICES, 45 tins White LEAN, 1 case Sawyer’s BLUE, CiL."cown, May 21. 1877.—2w is so generally acknowledged to be the tfluous were it not necessary to inform only place in P. E. J. to buy it is at Has-

New Glasgow ; James Smith, Crapaut,

May 23, 1877 CoMMISSIONER OF CROWN AND PUBLIC Lanps OF¥FICK, May 18, 1877. ers of Crown and Public Lands in- debted to the Government, that in all cases PAYMENT FOR tIVE (5) YEARS PRE- CEDING THIS DATE, that on the 15th issue against the said Lands, unless satis- factory arrangements are made with me Commissioner of Crown and Public Landa. May 22, 1877.—3w 500 400 barrels CORNMEAL, 200 chests TEA (warranted), 40 caddies (21 Ibs. each) , 60 puns. MOLASSES,, 55 barrels do. , 30 boxes TOBACCO (flat) 50 caddies Bright Smoking, 200 boxes RAISINS, 25 bags NUTS, 50 sacks RICE, 60 boxes CANDLES, 50 boxes STARCH, 2 barrels Washing SODA, 50 kegs Baking SODA, 75 jars CREAM TARTAR, 50 packages NUTMEGS, 100 tins PEPPER, 100 tins GINGER, 200 boxes GLASS, 10 barrels PUTTY, 1 case Wrapping TWINE, 850 reams Wrapping PAPER, 1 case Ball BLUE. CARVELL BROS The Best Turnip! fy 482A8D's improved SWEDE TURNIP best ever introduced into this Province, h at an advertisement would be super- thuse who sow this sort exciusively, that that the Stock on hand is limited, and the wart AGRICULTURE SToRE, Queen Square.

HAR 2

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Fits Epilepsy,

FALLING SICKNESS!

JERMANENTLY Cured—no humbug— by one month’s usage of Dr. Goulard's Celebrated Vit Powders. To convince sufferers that these powaers will do all we claim for them, we will send by mail, post- paid, a free Trial Box. As Dr. Gou'ard is the only physician that as ever made this disease a special study, and has to our knowledge thousands have been perma- nently cured by the use of those Powders, we will guarantee a peimanent cure in every case, or refund yon all money ex- pended. All sufferers should give these Powders an early trial, and be convinced of their curative powers. Price, for larze box, $3.00, or 4 boxes for $10.00, sent by mail to any part of United States or Canada on receipt of price, or by express, C. O. D. D. Address, ASH & ROBBINS, 360 Fulton Street, Brooklyo, N. Y May 28.

BOSTON STEAMERS |! seveliinniits

“ CARROLL,”

“ WORCESTER,”

CAPT. WRIGHT. CAPT. HEDGE

OTH STEAMERS have been thoroughls refitted with new boilers and othar passenger accommodations fitted up with all conveniences, making them {first-clas Steamers in every respect. The travelling public will tind in them every comfort.

LEAVE CHARLOTTETOWN Lyery Thursday, 5 p.m. sharp.

LEAVE BOSTON Brery Saturday, 12 m. sharp.

Call Both Ways at Port Hawks- bury & Halifax.

CARVELL BROS.

Ch'town, May 31, ’76. Agent |

Consumption Positively Cured,

eee

A sufferers from this disease that are

anxlous to be cured, should try Dr. KISSNERS CELEBRATED CONSUMP- TIVE POWDERS. These Powders are the only preparation known that will cure Consumption and all diseases ef the Throat and Lungs—indeed, so strong is our faith them, and also to convince you that they are no humbug, we will forward to every sufferer, a free trial box.

We don't want your money until you are perfectly salisfed of their curative powers If your life is worth saving, don’t delay in giving these Powders a trial, as they will surely cure you.

Price, for large box, $3.00, sent to any part of the United States or Canada by mail on receipt of price. Address, ASH & ROBBINS, 360 Fulton Street, N. Y May 23, 1877

Parks’ Cotton Yarns. WARDED the only Medal, given tor

COTTON YARNS of Canadian Manu- facture, at the

CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION. Nos. 5’s to 10’s, White, Blue, Red, Orange, and Green.

Warranted full length and weight.

Stronger and better than any other Yarn in the market.

Cotton Carpet Warp.

No. 12's 4 vLy IN ALL CoLors. e Warranted fast. 7

WM. PARKS’ & SON,

New Brunswick Dotton Mills inal St. John, N. B. ; May 23,

FOR SATE At Manufacturers’ Prices:

5 DOZ BROOMS, 50 ** PAILS, 20 ** Zinc WASH BOARDS, 20 Nests TUBS, 50 Boxes SOAP, 50 66 ‘* Toilet, 50 Boxes CRACKERS,

PR tt ORT ee 6h. aaa

WA WEEMS &

GASH BUYERS:

FROM EVERY

QUARTER TO GIVE THEM A CALL When

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SEVIS,

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—THEIR STOCK OF— NEW GOODS FOR SPRING & SUMMER.

Cannot be Beaten.

6-0-——.

A FULL STOCK OF

MOURNING GOODS,

CRAPES, &c., AT VERY LOW PRICES.

—-0—-

W, A. WEEKS & CO,,

QUEEN STREET. Charlottetown, May 2?, 77.

Se ee ee y

TALIAN WAREWOUSE.

QUEEN STREET.

dust received from Europe ard elsewhere our SPRING SUPPLIES of

CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND GROCERIES,

which we offer at lowest possible prices

MACEACHIERN & CO. May 21, 1877.—2m

St SS steels

TURNIP SEED. Turnip Seed.

King of the Swede, Improved Purple Top Swede, Champion Swede,}

bea Oi Laing’s Purple Top Swede, Skirwing’s Improved Purple Top Swede,

Green Top Swede, j Just received, and all warranted fresh and good, wholesale and retail. for

cash only, at

HARVIE’S BOOKSTORE,

QUEEN SQUARE. The Swede Turnip Seed to which [ gave the name of “ McGiti’s Prize,” not proving Satisfactory last year, [ will not again offer it to my customers, Say: die

cs HARVIE. May 29, “Bi

ee A> else caientnssiessats

Universal Exhibition, PARIS

_—

Intending Exhibitors will please apply immediately

—TO THE

Hon. the Miuister of Agriculture, OTTAWA,

For Printed Forms of Applications General Regulations for Canadian Exhibi- tors, Classification, and any other in- formation desired. A limited space only being available, application should be made at once, and not later than the 15th JULY, next. No application can be received after that date,

20 Bbis. Lamp CHIMNEYS,

200 Reams Wrapping PAPER. i 20 Doz. LOOKING GLASSES,

100 Gross SH )E BLACKING, | 20 ‘* PEARL BLUE,’ 30 Chests hoice TEA

MACKENZIE & STUMBLES.

50 Cases Just Received. Warranted Perfectly Sound.

MACEACHERN & CO, May 27.—4w once aw

May 30, 1877.—eod til {5th July.

A. MicNEILL,

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‘Auctioneer and Commission Merchant

Ch’town,June : i NO. MU QOULREN SsCRET,

Saint Julien Claret | cusevorseroirs

PB. ISLAND.

| BRRAUCTION SALES, of ail tions, attended to in city moderate charges.

May 21, 1877.

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