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JUst‘ us we were going to press. on Wednesday

i A Dublin correspondent ot the New York Herold. morning inst. s short puregrnph wss hsndcd ll to us who ssys thnt the 'eniens one very quiet but very

for publicntiott. end without peying much ntteotlos to iortnidsbls. gives the iollewing es the course of the it. 3. we were busy nt the time. we passed it Into the prevnient discontent 3-—

littntin ol s compositor. sud the it nppcnred In thei

littttsw of but work. It now sppcsrs thutthe pern- grnph in question. which relsted to the sudden sud melancholy dcsth of n msn nntned Trt-nnor. wns not correct in point of fact. 'l‘resnor. we here since hcsrd. wss n sober msn. who. by hislndustry. scqulred n competcnce In (‘niiiornis. sud hnd returned but s short time since from thnt t‘tmtiil’j. wt:h the intention of settling in Charlottetown. 0n il‘uesdsy night. when retiring‘to rt-st ttt Mrs. Eden‘s bonding house. he wss sciseti with no uppiuplcctic lit. sud fell down n flight of stnirs. ile sustsined such Injuries thnt he enpirwd nlmost immediately. These nre the furts of the use its elicited st the Coroner‘s Inquest. end we regret ex mdingly hut-tug thrown n doubt upon his chnrnctcr by publishing the puruxrsph in on stion. lisvlng unintetltiuntsiiy committed no error. we hssten to taste sultnbie reputation to the deed us well or to the living.

Mn. le’ton hss written s spirited piece heeded " Nil D«- tpermttiutn." which denls with Confederstien in the right style. The concluding vsrse will And n response in the henrt of every Isisnder :—

We wnnt no Quebec ipt'sp here To help our crsft u ong;

If furious gsies should split our sells. 0r rcutl our rigging strong.

Ship-shape our own ropes‘ ends we'll splice. lsyt 'i‘tu. sod Torres It I. P.

“ Nil Duper-undu- " our device.

We WONT own or run Butr.

A LESSON FOR P. E ISLAND.

In reply to to Address from the Cork l-‘srtncrs‘ Club. presented ts him whilst he wits in Dublin. Mr Bright suede n stntentent which conveys s uncqu lesson to the people of the Mnrltltnc Provinces. Ilc snid :—

" Ne country on the less of the world one present :s ssddsr picture then lrelnnd does nt present. hnd either wnsts er quicth being turned into vnst pes- .ture trncts for renting supplies of ‘ roost heel ' tor the English mnrhets ; tennnt isrnterseither the sieve- oi their inutilcrds. blindly following the dictstes oi his hnilid. or forced by seer-one iscreese in the rnte of rent to eke out existence on n minimum oi profit ; told to he thsukful thnt they ste not sutu- nsnrily e ed from house nnd home; driven on lteugnrs rout the spot where their Inthsrs heiore tbeut worhsd irotn the ssrly morning of life till its very close. to crests e house; the nstnrni resources of the country neglected; hnrbors. some of which might cempnre with sny others in the world. dernv- ing for wnut of the expenditure of s coopnrstiveiy smell sutn; fisheries. lortneriy the source of much weslth. wnsting nwny ierthe wnnt ofs little povrru» Inset nid to sustnin them: these. end other grin. sores. lure: the loud thnt is bowing down the home of the Irish people. sud ninke thetn the willing fol. lowers of soy nun who rsises the stsndnrd oi revolt."

The Csnndisn pnpers wnsted much time in discus. sions. nsssrtions. sod contrndictions sbottt the rev ntonred tssignntion of the lion. Mr. M'Gee. who will never be caught Ientleriex his rnsignntion of 65.000 n yesr sud pit-kings. while be con possibly hold on to them. The Ottnws Post snys :—

" We ststrd yesterdny :Itut there wns no truth in the stories nflont us to the cnuses which hnd led to his slieged resignntion; neither hss he resigned. But there my be. sud possibly nre. some grounds for thnt dissstisinctioc which is supposed to exist. It is quite possible that Mr. hi'Gss did object to Mr

Gnit's going home to support one side oi the school question. while the other side wss unrepresented; end it msy he thnt Mr. M'Gse bnti res-nus persousl to himself. for preierring going to l-Inulsntl while the St. strence wns open. to run the Feninn gsuutiet

" If you hnd n Purlistncnt in College-green. clenriy the tcnsntry of lrcisnd. with the present feelin itI Ireland. would be side to force thnt Psrlisment nto sny mensure of justice they nntned; but ss yon hnw to deal with s great Parliament sitting in London. nil the chuuour you mny make. or the dutnnnds on may urge t'r-nn titis side of the Channel. comes win I u very feeble «fact in London. especinliy us it can only be represented by about one hundred Members. and of thew it unfortunately hnppenetl that is considerable number nre ttot willing to support the demands that are mule. You see. theretore. the great difficulty you here to contend with. You burn to wrest your rights from n l’utlistnent sitting in London. to which you send 106 members. of whom. prritsps. hslf nre not in .fnvor of your rights. snd. thereforo. tho ilfty more. so to sny. nre lost in the 600 they tind there. nnd the eflort on the port of your mom on to do snything is one of the most dishenrtenlng things that! say re re- sentstlve of the people into here to do. I have. s two I hnve been in l’nrlintnent. which is now twenty-three yours. hesrd one hundred times—ony. much oftcncr—

lntne nttscited to the Irish members for the little they do here. i think it is ndtnitted in the House of Commons universsliy thnt the Irish Liberul members in this l’nrlismcnt nre not inferior. but are superior to the Irish Liberal members thnt sat in Itier i’nrlin- ments during the lent 25 yours; but. notwithstnnding thnt. sud though i think they hsve n corn-spondin incrense of influence. yet it is one of the most dillicu t things in the world for 50tnen noting ntnonust 600 men some hundreds oi miles from those whom they reprw sent. to work up sny questions which mny be ngninst the prejudices sud sytupnthtes of the 600 union st whom they nre noting; and. therefore. Irish ctmst tucncies. wh lst they should melts no ullownnce in fuvor of soy of those membets who nre not honest towurtls them. sod do not do their duty. et for those who ere hoot-st nod do their duty they ould melts the sliownnce. They hnve dimoulties in the Purlintuent ltt London. which are vastly greater than the tIiIllcultlcs of no In lish member. and thnt: Irish members would find if ir Psrlisntent wss sitting in this country."

If this is the run. with 105 Irish members in n licuse oi 650. end thnt it is one not be doubted, what will be our position should the Quebec Scheme become our Constitution. We would then send not one-sixth of oil the members to the generni l’nrlintncnt ss lrelsnd docs. but 5 in tilt. less than one thirtywightb. nod these too would be divided on very lutportnnt'questiens.

Art in nest wss held by Dr. Beer. one of the Coroners for this bounty. on Mondny ntornt ’ lest. in the house of Mr. Iinwitt. (s lnboring msn is t n ens loy of Hon. J. C. l’o ). upon the body of his wife. rs. Hewitt. who dir suddenly on Sends evening. Afler hosting the evidence of the csse. the cry returned n vet-dict thnt the decessed cstne to her drsth from intinnunstion of the bowels. brought on by the use of intonicsting liquors.

Tun inhshitsnts oi Vsncouver nnd British Columbtn m openly ngitnting for nnnesstion to the United Stntcs. .ud we doubt much if the British Government will ol‘er no serious opposition to the grntiiicnticn of their desire to one citizens of the Almighty Republic. " Coming events cut their shsdows before."

WI lesrn thnt Mr. exoSecretnry Pope hss hnd issued. or is shout to issue. front the Emitter olce. n pent hlet upon Confederstion. A sync sis of the history 0 the Isisnd is given. snd the who it nitu end object of the work is to belittle the Colony end to pisy into the bends of the Conledvrste delegstss in Engisnti in the hope thst we will be tort-ed into Confederntion sgsinst our will. We shsll hnve were to sny upon this disreputane mines (disreputsble nnd nngrsteful.bscsure proceeding

m s ntnn who hss been fed sod psmpered by the country. end who received tron it lsst yesr. in one wsy er soother. £1.800) when we procure n copy of the pstsphlet in question.

Tnn Entununott Ret'tnw for October is more thnn Isusily interesting. so my be judged from the fol- lowtng tshle of ccntents:—l. Ksye‘s History of the dopey Wsr; 9. Vsrietiel oi history sod Art: 8. Intrrnnttonsi Coinspn: 4. .\'s leon‘s Julius Cassr; 6 Falls Holt. ths Itsdienl; . Btrsnss. ltensn. snd “ ‘sce lionto;" 7 Frontier's Roi n of Blisnbeth; 6. Antique Getns; 9. The Militsry Crowth of Prussin

Bonn criginsl ind-tier prepsred Iot- tcodsy‘s pnpsr is Ignin lshl over.

Tits nsvigsticn‘irstm n. snd ss constricted hr es in midsummer. Th: tnsii stestners continu'e running with the utmost regulsrity.

Thelstsst rumor shout the depsrtnre of II. hi. Ship Wolverine irom this port under senled orders. is. that n telegrsm wns sent here from the British suthorities in New York. to the efieet thnt Stephens hnd tsken psssnge icr Enginnd in the Cunnrd stenm- er thst ieit here on Wednesdsy inst. The Wolverine wss to intercept the Cunnrd stentner. tnhe Stephens prisoner. sud proceed to Eugisud. This. we believe.

the intest.—Hz. Express.

1

nt Portisntl. Boston. or New York." The President‘s mes-Inge. delivered on Mondny. ndhnres pertinsciuusiy to his policy of re-oonstruc- tion nnd regrets thnt Congress shuts out loyni sensi- ors. He elsborntes this point st greet length. On foreign ninttrrs we have the lollcwing :—

He snys. with Great Britnin the progress townrd the adjustment oi the Alnbsmn cluitns hnve been slow. owing itt some degree to s chnnxe in the British Ministry. but mntters in thnt‘ rrgnrd iotk invornble.

lie stnles thnt Frsncs hss not complied with her nzreetnect to tnke her troops out oi Mexico. bttt in- timnted s postponement until Spring. Government hss retnonstrnted. but the President snys no reply hus been recieved from the Emperor ns to whet he will do; but n sntisisctory sdjustmsnt is hoped icr. Gen. Shrrntnn hss merely gone to Mexico in no nd- visory cnpsrity to Sir. Cnmphcii. The message is silent on questions oi Mexienu Protector-tie. trenty. stc.. snd tnskes no sllusion to fleximiiinn whntever.

LA'I EST.

Qusllc. Dec. 1.—I.crd Nonck end Sir Nnrcinse Ilrllrsu left lsst evening for Montrenl. The hsrbor is nIiI. open. I'snts. Dec. 9.—-’1‘he French vessels of wnr hsve blochnded Cores. ’l‘hc Trench oflcers held their fnrewrll interview with the Po yesterdsy.

imnuon. gee 7.-'l‘hr lest detnsnds ef the lieutenant n rigid investigntion into the Penisn orgnnirstion in Eng- innd. A rumor is circulsting thnt the User of Russin hss invited Prunes end luglsnd to tshe some mensures by which the thm Governments rosy nrr‘ve st n mn'uni undrrstnuding in round to the ulnll's of the stem! of Certain. DUBLIN. Dru. 7.—-l‘urposrs snd prisms-dings of the Fentnns in lrelnod monopolino- the stti-ntion oi the Irish Government. The Grsnd Lodge oi Ornngt-mo-n hnve held s meeting sod ilsurti nu euros-st rsli ior sll ment- brrs of the order to support the Governmrnt in their ru- desvors to keep the pence. l.tvsnroot.. lit-c. 1.--All the depots of stats in this city hnve bien pint-rd un'ivr nrtnrd gnnrds The excited stste of feeling smong the irisb pepuistion render these yrecnutiens nrressnry. Conn Dec. I —At n lnrge meeting of the citisens e! Cork. the longistrstes were requested to memorinflsr the Government to enroll the loysl people incrrsse the number of troops. end nrrest nll suspicious persons.

VERY LATEST.

CARDINJL (MILLER ISSUES PASTORVL AGAINST THE FENIANE.’ Cnsnmfrnrovrn. Dec. I2. "Scots-en“ (Ed’nburtt) reiterntes ststrtnentlronhie in British Csbinct.—Fenisn troubles in Irelnod sssutn- ing more slsrming pro urtions. Two rnvs‘rv regi- ninth! orderrd intmed t y to scene of disturbsnce. Times snys Fenisns fntriy check-msted; tnndttsss to s'tetnpt rebrllien. Cnrdinsl Cullen hss issued pnstorsl urging lr s'um n to obedtrnce srd Inw. snd nvoid secret socirtu-s.—-Arrests continue to hr rustle. More artillery sin lenving for Irelsnd.—-Gold 87 1-8.

Medical

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Nortoow.

Hoiiowsy‘s Ointment nnd Pills.—These direct corn- tives net on the house body ss ighty purifiers snd henlers. which slowly. grstlttsiiy. nod ssfely work n rheum- lor the better throughout the whole system. The Oitttmrnt hss slumst mirsculous power in clennsing sud hesling old sores sod ulcers. which hnd tit-fled the highest surgicnl skill: but trrseversnce is necesssry to nttsiu this end. ss it won d be nnressonnble to expect thnt sny ulcer or skin disesse which hnd been firmly rooted in titer body for ysnrs could he cure-d in s few dnys. it ennnot be too much to ssh s trisl of these noble remedies in soy chronic ulcerntion or other ioui wound; in s short tune the will rove their virtues.

irty snrs’ Experience efsn old nnm.-—-Mrs. Wins- low’s Soothing Syrup is the prescription of one of the best female nurses in the United Stntes. sntl hss been used for thirty yrsrs with nevrr-i'ttilinyz ssiety sud success by millions of mothers for their children It relieves the child Irotn pnin. curesdrst-ntery sud dinrhtes. piping in the bowels. sud wind colic. By giving hesltb to the child it rests the mother.

An stticie oftrue merit.—‘ Brown‘s Bronchisl Trot-hes' sre the most populsr srticlr in this country or Europe- for Thrust Disenses snd Coughs; end this pe inlsrity is hssed npon resl merit. which ennnot he sni of ntsny other repsrstions in the msrkrt which ere resily but week tmitstions of the genuine Trot-hes.

Cannons nsvttte Wcsns Require immediste nttentten. es neglect of the trouble often senses prolonged sickness. Brown's “Vermifnre Oomdts" ere n sim ls remedy. end will destroy worms without injury to the e ild.

Bold nt :6 ate n box by most drnlrrs in Irdm‘sse. Cunrts h linows. proprietors. New Yorh. Sold by ell Deniers in Medicines. st st cts n hos. Dre. 6 Int

Perry Davis” Vegetable Pain Killer,

As sn internnl remedy. hss no equni In tenses ofChelrrs. Summer Compisint. Dyspepsin. Dysvnvery. Asthmn. it cores in one night. bv tsking it internnily. snd bnthiug with it freely. It is the best iinirnent tn Atneriss. Its

In liner-vs. of Ilentrssl. snys thnt Prince Dore snd Duhe Grssiolte. two oi the noblest nnd wenlth- inst citizens of Rome. ere now in Cnnnds. On Fri— dsy His Worship the Hsyor (Sterne) sliertniusd there es s lets chsntpetre nt Cnugilunwsgn. sud on Fridsy evening they dined with Sir John Michel.

Privste ndvlces received st Wnshingtos irorn Lou- den. sny thnt Secret stsrd's despntclt to the Iritish Xinistnr st sshington. hss nwnhened n

W's-mush rspsrty.

nctinn is like msgte. when rstsrnslly spplied so bed

sores. burns. scnlds. nnd sprnins. For the sick hssdsche

will tootitnobe. dou’tinil to try it. in short. it is n Pnin i It'-

i’ennv strs‘ Psttr [rust-Jun medicine hss be-

come so nrticie oi commerce. s thing no medicine everlthe richest Fishing bet-sine before. Pstn Killer is In much so item in every‘Little Tignish l’on . where codes. { linit end he ubtnined. point it fnvcr.—-Gutts snd rspitsl es s most desirnble piece. A ply either by

'letter or in person st the " llcrsiti " Oil.

bnle of goods sent to country tnerchsnts ss ten. or sugnt'. This spesks vols-es in its Fuss hissssttosn. TIIEO. DesBltISA‘I. Genersi Agent for P. hi. lsinnd.

We 7. 1..

New Perth. en iteedey. the Id lenient.

rdgsntk-enthe

vstt . (I: ‘tnusrdo.thflh‘mthyt sf neighbersnnd whedssplyhssew inn.

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Blili’ XBWI.

"hon." Wyndhs- Inner . lesser. 0w Liverpool. 0. I

A. "rile-old. te-dsy horn ti

.. end by inns tended with nets. will end

peennge.—--‘. J.

nest Arirhnt.

Port. lsden with produce. went nehme on the Western turf hg.the6thinstnu.estdtslihelytohsentne stosnl wreck sensed front Chnrlottesown on’tinturylny lsst.

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Mitre-tort.

by the Vev it" the (icons! Adrlnidr. nssisted by the It". Cotton 0. lfsrr. 3A. A.. D miuirk Gore Duly. lsq.. eld- est so n of His liserllency Mr llotnt'nieh lhsiy. (hivvrnor-tn-

the lsts lion. Willinns Youngbusbend. fur-rfly hi L. C... nnd chic! tieerstsry of the Colony.

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tnstnnt. Hr. loses Coveny ngrd 00 years. The dean-ed. who wss squirt. W'lIDIO tnsn. etnirtsted to litin Colony from County Kent. Englnnd. nbout to yours sgo. “in end wns pence. (Esnmim pirsse copy.)

At St Peter's Mills. on the 4th mum. in the Nth you t f his ngv. Willintn Elishn. denrly beloved sud only son of W. ll._C|srke. ll-q.

At his re-idence. on the 10th November. on the hisrsh lined. Lot to. his Nichols-t A lwnvd. s nstive of the Pnr- ish of Unllnn. ‘n the County ilkenny. lreinud. Mny he rest in . Ansel.

At 3 ount Stswnrt Bridge. on the 15th ultimo. of musics. iienrv. sun of Mr. Blishs Colts. in the 27th ysnt or his ego; sud on the 20th ultimo. l'hilip. n younger son. in tlsc 20th you of his sge.

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REW’S HAL!“

ST. AN!)

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC

Sbillflt

By the Pupils of the Congregation tie Iotre Dune.

Charlottetown. Wednesday. December 26th.

Doors open It 7 o'clock; Performance it commence at 76 o‘clock. pmisely. Csrds to be sold nt—

IIcn. I). Iirrnsn's. ‘V. II. \Vilsoo. limp. \V. R \Vntmn. Eel!” Mr. Chss. Riley. Chsrlottctown. Dt't‘. 12. 1866.

c. Y. at. 1.. Institute.

HERE will be e Mueiiux oi the shove Instituti- ‘I‘lIIS EVENING. nt 8 o‘clock. A punctuni st- tcttdnttce is respectfully rrqttrsst'ti.

'1',’IIEILLY. Acting Sec’y. December 12. 1866.

NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

to hint by Book Account or. slinte pnytmt. is requested.

I‘ll". PATRICK WALKER. Chnrlottetown. Dec. 12. 1866. lm

MEETING of the shove Computy wi

st the CITY HALL. on FRIDA

8 o‘clock. p.tn.

J. it. tt‘botztts. Sec'y. Chnrlottetown. Dec. 12. 1866.

READ THIS!

to their notice.

inste to his iris-ids. nnd the public gensrnlly. thnt opened s NEW STORE

-on—.

Richmond Street,

For psrtit: lsrs Ire hsodbills.

A. A. McSWEEN. Cbsrlottetown. Dec. 19. 1866. its

pstl‘onsgu.

of Queen‘s County. Gunmen. -

AI'ING been nominnted st two very indurntis! Meetings. the one hrid nt De Snltlr. on lht' Int 1).- ee-uber. insl.. sod the other nt South Shore. on the 3rd inst.. for the purpose oi selecting it Cntniidste to r in- srni you in the Legislative Council. in New oi'thd i on.

llrsneh oi' the Leeieisture. it is with unufldifidrucs thnt l secede to the rarest so nordislly whpmsed st thou meetings. fesring t nt my humble shill to the “res: res ousihiitty oi the trust there proporvd to better too Vii. .—Shou d I. however. become the ob. ject oi your «home. no “'enrnest desire will be to dischsrgs thnt trust nsr fnithl‘ui to yourselves nod to she greet pnb ' interval of the Colony. 1 quite nceord with the inien you hnve so genstslly es- prnsed on the sub' of the contemplsted Union oi

the llrittsh North terienn Provinces. senstttetion cl this Colony the peo- The chums proposed it ’ the QM!“ III'I‘ theme el'Coutedrrntiou. I shell stesdi'nst y oppose. snd should sny other one be brought before the Louisia- ture. i would not sup

the people st s geners election.

I hsve the honor to be. Gentlemen.

Your snoet obedient servnnt.

DONALD W. I’ALh Eli. limes. Crspso-i. Dcc. 3d. 1868. Isl l’st ‘

FISHING SITE

AT KILDARE CAPES B‘OR SALE). THE Subscriber clots st Privnte Snle his FAR”. eontnintng 100 acres of Land,

.0 of which syn under coltirntion. sud hnving s lrsss oi sss yesrs. [he Dwelling House end Ontheiiei thereon eve new end eotntnodions. 'or npienltersi

e

purposes. there is no better Inntl on this Isinttd. As I ishing Bite it is usrivslled. its centimin so one cl rounds in the world. ns else to no unlimited qusntity oi out. to men of enterprise

es. or to tile

o'fl'f. mouse uouxunt. mum Ospvs. Lots, 0». st. mo. in

Tns Ilse. tin-es “slates died sin n short illness. st hit. hieLnsrn In e d s lashes dthe Waive Council. nt the Gemini toni- "tuned ted swwnhsrutthehlsoseuvs Connutthvsnsne . Emwuwmym-Y It.“ “We CoultyisM‘

presented inths Legs-Nestle”. Is Ishnvsn weed!

"ins—nine worshth to th& bet rest- number

boiled from Cmper. Revs-her sets. Brigt. "Limii‘hlltrs-‘I thh-k GLASS: This vessel one built by r. Thee. limbs-nil. for George W. W. linwlnst. Esq" who landed her with I-h sod oo‘s.i|)i..,”..n.t 11.... mar; smut-‘3;

The ilriwt. "1‘. ll. Trumbull." I“ tons. ownrd by Johnn‘" gran“! “d roman“... "‘03. Wed “3”; River. for Quantum forcvdm. she is commended by Hope. .I. Crowley. w hns t repaintin- . .. . . “N”. N db. w. “.5 N. I “a M .N’ t oils limp snd \hre t‘OItliMnl.

lirigt. "Cyrus Russell." from 1‘. I. Isinnd. bound to Liverpool. 0. iI.. with n rnrge of nets. hes been etsnnded

11.. “4... “mu...” .1 syn", c.” 3...... 9...... a... (fret... sud t‘sstts GLASS. CHINA. sod i-lslil‘iiflfl- of iievernor’s Isle-d. shoe: s o'clock on 'l'hnredny vsern- Tnn Btenrner Alham'~re undo her lsst trip for the