ie te

i 4 ‘"

. | ODEPARTURE OF FENIANS. WILISKEY-DRINKING IN SCOTLAND.

oO dim shine : hw * ; , . mer : ;

oe ti. wae ' F A LARGE NUMRER DISCHARGED. — -_ re ppttonan ted ©) ‘The Sectal erence Association was supply

_ , . Ju Saturd: ni om as an: The Se From the Memorial Viplormtique, of » Paris, G ‘ Aturday nae, (ween wine and tes ‘hy the Permisaive Bill advegates) with a bunch Novewher |} clock, Ghivty-titne beeuan prisoners, wgaiuet wliew a faste” from Scotland, showing the Wendertul

A oe : the grand jury tated to bring rae bilda, were of Haets —" : . ;

Aeoording to wiformation whieh we have re he grand jury tated to bring in trie : efteets of the Mackenzie Act—statiettes which,

tuken Gow the old jail iu us city and coaveyed ea special URaite to Che Suapeusion Bridge, seu! te the Aeeericas side and ondered fu remain eu

like damaged goods, easly detected im the hom market, ace now aged for expert, Lue eabstance ot These stafements ta, that auder the operation

cewed the wiselen of Ceeheral biewry is made eubordinate te the previetts settlenewt of the

etiestion relative Tinned The Reman

} Th aos : = 3 . tdedtee Finrence Thal «ide ot the leerderin tulare The departure <n Ni : cde Gb: the

Jebt is ede wation W ” Hy : ®t ike erivoners was k paratively qtiet in wl certain peuce abe Liabtia, , —_ ¥ it

and not Rome. The Erapere: # G ee “n rdet Luat he erowd an anseped eer apy Ube) Stare nature ats the Peranssive Bil plan, the con-

the Mintetwe af Ginte Gave » wy e. ee seemmly ecottduel be badelged ta by Those whose seinplion Of Infexieaihg Lipton has been ga itn “hi oe tA aie te re . m ’

the Ceanbers, ane tae } wensely vedueed in Scotland that the anmoney spent

sileetrow ter toe Penianus as a body, aud tec the

courtly beh agit 7 weg =e ~ Bridyoway Fenians an partiewlag, is vot very |ou that eormadity is * tittle mere Than halt of divlomatie agents atirwnd ee ee great Phe bien J. Li “r ameron, the Sherud what rl was ten oor filleen years oo Phe PIvtect vif ~acepuisly —- Sretvee, att widy ™ ‘, Cal MeKinstry, of the 17th Regt , aud a lew eter: > tropes facta are, that any Canige ‘0 a has taken epaltty gal Head wt the Chucet. but asa ceumperal reprearntatives ot the guveruaent. praeeded With | plied has ation from a very) obvfous | caved, euvereign. TheCeurt ul the Dulerive je theretoys : whieh the peronssive slalisticiaus keep quite oul

ja bee Lae putpose of removing (he prisoners, Phe train cousisted of tweears, in ove of which Was a streog guard of the 17th Reguoent, whose presence had . salutary effect in Keeping the priseners from decaueg and renmniniag ja the country, The prisoners Were called inte the hall in the jail aud placed in line of Warch—arm a acm—and then condueted by a few special ceestables through the tield in rear of the Jail, and placed in the train where they auswered i their names. It wis amusing to Listen te tke eemarks of some of the prisuners, Who weoe defatted at the the prospect of regaining thetr Heerty One them, tm amwet te a giestion from a spectator. as to whens there Was aby qoeehetty of their return, peplea, ‘0h, thew, edad, when become back here aga,

the train deows (he 1 omede pot to the desire (hee, Ae WAsdile ts we iZ shoved ox i oe ee ~¥ t

jet wethe prectical Interpretation of the couven-

tie Of the Lath of Septembeg Woeh that ubject , Dae etentwalities that gray arive after the depart:

ace of the Breneh teeups are about to be exaur ned

oid tu Beene the anidects of ceciprocial engage

ments teferen ance aud lialy. Such is the

real vbjeet of the miseou to b confided to Gene.

vt Flwery. % * Count de Sartiges is pre-

paring te eave Partix to resuie bts post as Am

weewder tu the Holy Seo. The approaching

wcouurplishinett ot the convention ef the Lath of September renders his presence ta Reme more

neoresary than ever The } ageror Nepol-oo

Wishing to give te that able dipéematist a mark ot satisfaction for tis valuable serviees, has decided ov vaising bim te the dagnity of Seyator.

ot sight: and that the results are se very dillerent from What iss alleged, that a° great deal more tiouey is spent la Scotland upon iifexication than ever before. The quantity of home mide spirits cousumed in Scotland 1 PSOl (the year chosen by the Association statists) was 6 RSO7 LO gallons; Fin D804 and Jad the quantily was fespectively & Htraction above aud a fraction below 5,000,000 } eallona. This is unde abtedly a reduction; vut when we have te look al the cost os well as the quautity ¢ looking there, we shall find (he true cause ot the reduction ; and looking elsew here, we shall tind that, if there las been a decrease ol cousuaiplion Th thle commodity, there has beer an

wt

low sierease ie ali other comedies of Lie satibe Chass Que thing whealy fergettcaia the Seetel slalisiies

: ' unperted ws Mauechester is, that between tae two

the gail Rowe will be carpeted ter ne”! Lhe wet re | AN ENGLISH MISSION TH SHS MOLINESS. | ppimoners received a good supper at tie station | periods with which comparison ds me, Fey! ousidefable fiscal changes have taken place ;

Frown the Coerivre Diplomati, ve, Novewber HL). before starting, and each was presented with a

if we ave well iuiermed Mr. Ode Ruseel, the Binglish diplomatiat, when in Paris on bis way & Rew, bad au interview with the Mangus de Miowetier, ated admitted that los Goterumeat bad

that the duty on home-made spirits in sot was te Rd. wnd that itismwow ls. The tetal sem para in D850 lor the daty of 828 Lon 6.830.716 gallate, / lus

five dedar Geli (greenback) in order that they might wet be wholly destitute when they returiea te the Get bed ot Penianisar and spreadeagiesin The areaes, of course, Was proetde d by the Aime riewn Consul. DPhey appeared very thanktul tor the kindness shown them by the Sherif and the

leas 2 E.25v.200; the total sami paid fer the " ry as ol ; ate duty on 5,000,000 gations 7 eaeh of the two - wetherized him teeter a reftig: to Che Powereigh . " a 72 Sth otM) The Ww le

, j i veers Was LV.00, . . Pentift in the event of His Ubelivess thinking ne eeeee , amount eof duiy paid in Seotiand in 1864 and 1350, evaeary te abandon his States, Mr. ide bussed Jail efictais— Toreuto Leader, as compared with [Sod a9 thus £147,704, however > added that Whe Cabmet of St Same a had ne ietention of receiving the Pope in the Is land of Malta without Gret concerting with Ue court of the Taveties eu the st bject

MR. GLADSTONE’S INTPRVIEW WITH Tir

jncrease

o>, TERRIBLE RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

come tax paid nerth of the Pweed. ‘hat ! beet made sober by act of parhament within that

A terrible accident vecurts dou the Buffalo and The inerease of duty has alse, as

Erie railway about 4 fortnight age, by wineli four | same period,

PONTIFF. passengers were killed and between Unrty and usual, bad the elect ot Ine reasitg, sae re ot _ {From the Cortiore Iiuliane, ef Florence, Nov 90! | terty weanded, allwf them residents of arions | commodity, as it teaches tie consumer to: any parts of the United States, The trait was the | amount eousiderably greater than the mere th-

Mr. Gladstone fouad the Pope as usual They did net «peak of potities fill near the close of the couversation Eis Holiness complamed of the Anstrian Goverment, while odmitiing that the events ta Germany lad reacered tH tnatle te westet the Holy See. and he alemet exens the conduct of the Vienna Cabinet. Me Giad-| cille, between Havoor Creek and Evie, a little stone cougratulated han upen (be arrival of the (after foureeclock ia the allernoou, A party et Antibes Legion of Rome. ‘The Pope said te) workmen bad beew euipleyed making track re this, Terrestrial legions hare the defect of often | pues at this petit, unde the direction of a mar

crease of the tax do short, the price of whiskey

day express (oom Batlale to Cleveland, three bag ‘ lin Seotland has, within the period dealt with, as ;

yuge, one eApress, one emngrunt and five first class passetiger cars The Butfale Courier gives the foilowimg particulars of the catasiteplies— |

“ad The accident ocetr red one mitle east al Weeley al M ichester, \t iad been told, thiesres wortdd 3 : ] nuve been no eccasion to look elsewhere bor ilie

have taken place; aud the ouly

| j - { it thet’ Gounod i * copstiaylion of missing the vbject they aim at. Besides, wha! | whore name we unuderstaud to be Mahony, Pao! any Pe cen ett itty evita Chee - : ” a - ’ i \ P ai ‘ ‘ , 4 ttge* t “1 Pee ait al Se ' . matters it te me What way happen | Beliewe we | rails had been removed tor the parpase of aubsti-| W litt : ae = vy) if ’ . P ce ; t = Se a a | ; j ‘arytvett tat vel. Atk wd terre aged a he ¢o a> that when the Peeach are goue Usthall be none the | tating wew ones, aod whee the frais appeared in) 2" fleet ib toe ‘ x

lees protected, sewiog that the legions which de distance, one of the raile remaiued to be] Well as Che qvanlity—al Che total xaar spout on

hapere than three times the whele amonnt of the) is}

pretly we Il tor a vation thar is deelared to has |

The Gvaminer.

Chariottetown, December 3. 1886,

- - . ——_ a

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ELECTIONS. —_— ‘ , We have learned nothin? definite, tp to the

present time, touching preparations for elec ‘ » , pat 5

The Hen. Mr. Goff is the |

only one of the six “short straw’? men who has |

Lavisiat ive Counell,

announced his Tuteption Lo aspire, 4a |

tha net whieh he lately hlled. The lion. Kk. | Hontderson, anothewet the. short straw’ men, | and Mr. Gots colleague, ded naty jt appears

intend to offer for the Council azain.

serves his active mind for the more conzenial |

‘arena of the House of Assembly, trasting that) eajieney the Governordiencral received despatches | Strenge dayes be there, wy masters; is a tind | PPho!s

the Murray Harbour District will send hum | there. The Hon, A. A. MeDonald is spoken;

lofas having some intention to decline Wonrina: |

: : : : i tiou for the Council, and to oferasa candidate | for the lower Hause, |

election wouwd be certain for the Couneil;

e . . ’ his absence will be seriously felt there by the |

| small

ler. Yet we shall be exceed.

him as their leat

hao

liawly vlad to see Mr. McDonald in the lower | ail parties,

'Tlouse. Ide will be a vaiuable ac juisition to

his party there, nnd, indeed, occupy, us he

i deserves to de, a leadiaz position ja our little

| CGlonial statesmanship.

jout-rofae members—will most probably offer

At Sahnon Bay, there is a resident mission- ary-of the Hepatiet Chureh. Three-fourths of lomurterser j ta t manber of families are ina state of want, fon evount of the partial failure of the seal | haul cod fisheries, and total failure of the herrin,s fisher? on ur evast, is felt mamong the population scattered lone hein gill would réjoice in pothing more than | thé shores from La Lebatiere, eastward to the , extremity of i poorest that suffer, but families who, til with hin om few : | stances, are now in distress, on’ account of the tion contests, te fill the vacant places 10 the eradunl decrease, and in several pluces the ty tal which, fora great number, ¢

i

Me. ‘MeDonald’s re- | and |

band of Liberals who have recognized |

|

| } } The Hon. James Diazwell—auother of the | hands the preparaiions lor delence wii be as ably | knowled se undoubted!y is, his swecessful prac-

new order, have vet east behind hem mmuv tt Tand weresStbete is ood reason to belie

‘o-_ , lingering look at the dear old diye seven more nus -rons than the J

“avers them.

of exelusive poser, of politica! rvithde wand selves: Many, very manv—thoneands

; Hordondyt

atelleatual torpory aod who having hetn }~-of wise, just, and werd Wen wonsst us, -

But the greatest misrev urred forward in the puth of progress azninst though having ne immed ate CONDE XOn with

the confederde: > Set simeorely aid tee ply SVIm

the tenant gy who composed it; and, whilet they looked with

: ; hh aretroy ‘are 2woul we . i7e + ith the wre: » i ‘te’ Province: and it is not the | such aretro.nade ma ch, as would cuce mone, pathized with the great Lavedy nf

Z j ‘ place every things ander the arbitrary power of

yeurs, have been in wood eireun lirresponsille rule, Chief amon yst these, stands! detéstation apron the dishonest plese by whieh

one—s* a Bort of-obsolete reli® of a4 repressive its menibers condented to ie bonnd, as PEST et ed theig oblbedtions to Heir lowedbords, Were

vet—in considecition of the peculiar and com.

failure Of fhe seallsedentary net fishing, 7 Past, -—-a meu Whose mind appears toche ae yustituies thei sule deeply imbued with love of the antiquated and |

de ef living. Lali ad of the MPOLPESSIVG, that, without exciting nulsory circumstances under which many of

IMPORTANT. jany saspicion of his bein willing to perpetrate |

La Minerce, ove of the chief orgaus of the Ca- | platins the progress of the times, thus give ex-|

them had become tewrnis, and glee Harthey in consideration ot their utter tanorance of what is calied the philosophy of the ltwy audbof they

la caricatur® of himself, he wmisht, in coutem-!

} i lie i i . . . “9 . . He re- | nadian Government, publishes the tollow ing start: ;pression to bis sentiments, in the obsolete style! inability to understand its seeming anotnatieg ling auneuncement ;—

aud language of the fifteenth century: and contradictions=disposed totook spon the

oo W's ear liz Sy x ast j ie ‘ . . . We earn that on Saturday last, Wis Ex into which, they hud fuller, and the uk

rey from the Colonial Office, Oue of these des) workd, by my fay! ; feuces which they had committed, with a chari- patcbes states that the possibility of trouble be-| L doe not ly ke these bad new times at all, the sooth tore lotig in the United states, renders incessant tesaye > , a ‘ vigilaneer indispensable ou the part of the Cana- Your pace yit is teo faste for me; [ wolde not ge | To he continued.) diau authorities, ¥ an ‘r } it? back © st mete, i a

The wisdom of making public the substance of | Noe, f had (eter traraite bach, an ¥ mote, tne) I NUS. 4p orca dice

this Wupertost despatch ir, tosay the beast, very siedd.” LATEST NEWS per ATLANTIC CABLE questiouable, as it tiust tetid te exhibit every | effort the Canadians make to strengthen Theo military forces to some extent an offeusve dee —the Hon. Edward Palmer—! most willinzly | monstration agaist the Vuited States. Lpwould ya) be much better publish the whole despatel now, that its preeise meaning may be tuderstood by

} table aud almost a forgiving eve.

Than the gentleman te whom L now

allude! Ayrest of Fenians in Ireland, and seiz ure of Arms.—Other arrests to ke uit that, as a lawyer, as a member of the | mace.

| Bar of Prince Edward Island, there sis ne pul | TRANSPORTS TO SAIL FROM FRANCE We can not haaviae why the Cana lic man in our community entitled to a hisher) £1O BRING HOME BRENCH 4 ROUPS dian Government annouieed Coat sack a despatch : ia lls FROM MENICO,

tad t rreceived rree olf honor, respect, and confidence. pad Meee sceled,

Ai : | 1 . i ele of : Ter: The Moutreal Transcript says :— | creat losal knowledge isthe fruit of the intense} : i I — ’ ’ i ae : 7 De , GOVERNMENT OF ITALY KENEWS NEGOTIATIONS “Tiida very antoriunaie that the Minister of application with whieh, in his youth, he devoted | WITH THE POPE Militia should have left before this intelligence | a We at ail \, } “* reached, Though probably in Cal. Macdengalls | Hituse!t to its acquisition; but, great as that) arr"

Loxpox, Nov, 24, (noon). handled.”

ted. ‘ tice is not so much attributable to it, as to the | The Fenian agitation in Ireland stilt con- Other papers regard the position as most se-

tinues

} for re-election, and well deserves to be returned, | }

rious and tull of danger. tities ait,

The Quebec papers of the 20th ult. report

He is a mea of sound jut snent and more than

| la all the debates of the |

much hizher and nobler considerations of his | og

ineorraptible intesrity, aid thoreazh devotion | named McGiivray, agent of the

. and mony arrests of persons and seizures arms have alieady been made, Au Amerienn Fenians, was

couse of any reduction of cousion lion that may). difficalty that]

Ithat would have arisen would have been to thud | ©

averare ability.

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lopiaions being marked

nearly as possible double, “That isa tect wlke st | ttoand good sense. HH: served the country, | violent at eleven o'clock, accompanied by a might bave been ouly lair ta tell the Associaton |

| und r the old nominative system, t

yeurs,

at. much personal sacrifice, and with-

lout a line's ve ward. | » elim ton the country, which we are confi-

deat will wot be safered to pass witout grate-

Ful recarnition,

7 . t xf tir “he “ ‘ ' : ‘ . .

fend the Church are never wontieg,’ und THis) placed in position An effort was made te prt | Hs eee in baad a mew, The price! Loop sandy other ut-roitie tetnlierssewe ein

oe ae ‘ite ; lot, whiskey may fairly be put at as per ; ' . . HHolivess raised his eyes to Heaven. dew the rar with despatch, but ii was touud te) OF ‘ in3) a di ag a Sop mI mily say that we beleve they will be returned

Me. Gladstewe turned the couversation upon | be tou loug. | Tae hs ! tire ‘ "2 ; 4 in 1523! ben ' .

B . f i, 3. ‘ yalions a OS Cenips th tad ' Qt, lat laevy ober acain, Ttaly, and be asked whal truth (bere might be rm + In this dilemma, it was only possible to avert . é Fe s “ eet reat: tor heb Ub tae - ‘tie ote s 1 at v 8 o “- . ‘ . . oe l i f Pres Tagine t have eatitied themselves

Stee preluaimaries Oe Meptintine wul the me the culamily by means ef a signal at a preper dis: vuU O00 gations at [Os consumed yearly now the terament of Florence, wentiooed tn the papers 1 | Kectoprr ot get ‘ eae ao : Teo this the Pope answered : I dw wet read the! total sam paid is £4.000,000. Lrother words we

12 ape aad? Pena! Pave se Ge tet Fead The ty this, as we leary, Was a signal given a shert dis- [annually drink Whiskey to the vaine of £1,267, ; , et _—_ wthew i i j ii . 8 ai oe . j varuale, and eo this subject Lkoow nothing what: | tavee of by a man Whe swung his bat. This] rhs thn eteie: Sakis wets elles reer, All L knew ts that shen Tdi 7 shall not | : it” : i 16 more than belore ; preity ore 4 " one signal the engineer did net see or it was loo |

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' tanee from the break: but the wearest approach

antion whieh the Secial Seteuce

Assecianton be leave te wy successor the secrod and inviolabh \ leiwed had reduced ts dripding eX peures bv a hail

, , oe wid the trary came rushing on te its doom, at a heritage of Saint Poter

speed nearly fot ty miles an beuren a down ui ide.

; Rae i ’ ervalive party, they

[to the susport of that |

ful

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service ; dad it is extremely questionable whether auy persous of Opposite polities will

seek to prevent their re-election.

i Council he kas taken a coaspieuous part, his | : |

by calmuess, modera- the movatag about five o'clock : another more

or several | |. the s Fan interval ot afew Secouds, and each lasting | Ure occupancy of a leading place in our legis He has, Mentone i |

OF the EL aorables Mess’s. Yeo and Ramsay | bration, and some | there should be a more seridus repetition of the | | phenomenon,

As tem ers of the Coa-| rolling of heavy aitilery, and the movement | vile zes, and to political equality, uo man, in

varty by dons and faith-| re

} with any serious Consequences.

jto the interests of his clients, Whilst thus, | arrested at Dublin’ today, aud impriscmed, an " : : .. | Many others whom the wuthoriti uve ( jhowever, most freely and cheerfully admitting | ae _ sak Me dase the wuthorities have sported a, Oe 4,2 ~\ will be immediately arrested.

professional worth, TD have, in this enesFo |

thaton tie previous day four shocks of earthquake were felt in that city—the firet iy | his

Loxpox, Nov. 24.

ug ; ; \ 4’) something besides his foreusic qualifications te | dn as seg hie a j »}rumbling noise; and asain at four o'clock iu |,.. : , | An editorial article in the 77mwes this more Aa ie be a eee a : 1. | bring under review 7 namely, his pretensions to | - 1: > eas

afienoon, two more shocks, separated by | . ing believes that the Emperor Maximilian bag

actually abdicated, aid looks for the interven. lature and yoverimment; and sorty, indeed, am | tion of the United States Government as the is ' ; shut NEXT step, as a matter of course, Dut hopes that awer Town than They soos zood results will follow... 2.1L is repoited that Heought uearly all the population ute the jtwenty transports will sail from Brest to ling streets wonde:ing at the extragrdinary vi | preteasions, present themselves to my mind, but | home the Freach troops immediately after ‘the consternation existed Jest | such as are, in a very hich degree, nou-recoim | arrival of the next mail from Mexico, Fiorence, Nov. 24,

about five seconds. The shocks were fest all

Qt ia vev the city, but with greater. distinctness

over ie City, but with at br Gstinctiess in |] tu say, that truth compels the to declare

eisewhere, ene . .- .

; uo considerations, hsviny reference oO those

:

08 4 aa jmendatory. To the recognition of deferred | The noise which accompanied ‘ ; i The Govern Yay will ; : the shock at elevea o'ock resembled the | popular nzhts, to the extension of popular pri-| Phe Goveteaes a lene se veer Gee

tivns at once with the Pope.

of the vibration Was from north-west to south- A couple of chimveys inthe burnt dis ict were thrown down by the shocks, and some of alike character are tioned, none of them being attended, however, There was a

j this country, has ever been a more determined

-Rumoured serious outbreek in Ireland. jand unecompromisins opponent than the Hon. | —Troops and Marines ordcred there.— | Edward Palmer. Stephens to head the rising.

\stiuacy, which certaiuly would have been honor-| PONpPON «GLOBE SA YS SERIOUS TROUBLE WITH THE UNITEDSTATES

ist.

her instances tcur With a consistency and ob- |

t if tl juble, if adhered to and exercised in ati opposite SWebithy Molton Of Tie :

river, such as the Das

, : ¢ ; ‘he statement at Manchester was that we pas . ¥ a : é 5 ‘ : ‘Rpey wor op Tithe barr . Phe comversation rapecting Etuty having ern When the locaaetive strackh the break, the en he os ao ne nh i bet ; Oa the whole, we [y aot expert to see the] ive ofa steainship would occasion The shock direction, he has invariably, in the most deter- GOV ERNM ENT_A1 Mik bol LOM OF , ' his . , “ir less thow Tf t verferivet 5 ‘ Siac i e« ah . ‘ visto. stu j ° neue ° © one 9 ° od. ‘Srctaad ered upehen wf. aeal the Pope warily | incor instantly aaw the threatened dixsater dnd |“ MUllmus sterling a year ines paw Tals ong Ta ‘4 wie yee ae Bt: tieth * . | FENIAN OUTBREAK. bed to Mr (sladatene his well-Deloved es eee ee ee asset O68) we have shown that, upon what may truly be calied | pudic stirred into any excitement with rezard | wasat New Liverpool, but not at) Polat Livi. | mined manner, set himse!f i opposition to te. ! Peeevugnttne vat ow : vlads “ = “ heloved Treverwed bia engine Phe locomotive waa dis- | the uatioual beverage, We pay id saskt ‘sebunes Sopeetens Ai sii cca ep 1d tJ praca y oy The weather was dallaud slooiny ali dav, with | 22). ee en i cb : he eneaill ae ee : : : fleck. “Ther siting. le added 2" LH Lom enhged | placed from the track without sertousinjary, acd | —",, . Dn ube las tinh hive TS date to woul b. » ihe electious bor whe be sisiative Couneil. ital eda ° . . | #istative ac pulescence In popuiar demands, even Loxpox, Nov. 27, as tome sav, te leave Rewer, cen although | yy. ton ears ot the trad selee Uleite eae ST lat 1G bind Wwktial te ee TOE Ub dl Bh Lt el aes gly laden Me a Re atl Jat Lista oF itd | . when suc seen ksisls subi, Debra ten meni saa . ye" J yo tad be: diaeat Seem. the oan a:ef Chaistionn j thee ten care of thee tram were tivewe clone Cah and we should: hke to see them try it | Phere is no party cry —there ts a hardly a plank | ee en ee ee vhen such demands were, most in accordance] Phe Fenian troubles in freland have assumed } wane eee ois - 8 _ ithe track + seme of Chem ratte nee Where are they te find the money?) Certainty | of a political platlon im to be reco gnized between ee, Akad be sat ti jwith reason and justice, and must asreeabie to | cousiderable Hiportanee, and Where is hoedloubt : é r assenge P escribable | mt ‘ter avnile ‘ , i ate Mexican advices are very eresting : : , . th Mali ee SARs ah one 5 and thete passe ngers thrown tele indeserbavie | not in the uly other quarter aval able tur such! , : eae 4 ‘ sate Xican advices are very mitleresting he] hrtnetelen df tha Mittsh Conatituti ~ and | that a serious outbreak has occurred, Two re- ere BRB B Place Bie) Aegelher CuuMUNel: | confusion. ‘Lie first pussenger conch waa liter- ae aj, | the Liberals and Conservatives iv the Council, | " duke j EE PLINCTPISS OF FARE ENR VONstutOn | BOG, | . . be Vas cout ' « ; t t i . i Oo | ateh savs: t i J cial, new that the revelutionists lave begun to ae- | i iii |iiaeanieiad. ¢ Meseit il tink iii purposes- -the lig iors other than lome-niade |” : ' Hu | One despatch says: “ ; t] f teal; ,. | giments of national troops were urgently or : any Crusune tele s7agwied ote © NCCU | amin sone I j sse—beer.' The one side represer > outs 2 1 ol thes 500% kh eonsequentiy, not another of our leading poul- c the ca " i cise my peer elergy of sitions. would tot hive pants were kuled outright, aud by is destruction Sensor: eer - io a Phe one side represeuts the outs; and the other “Maximilian has taken the decisive step of ! oe ; f a} | dered tv Ireland yesterday afterneon, — , ieivignaplets an@iteinevethete: ‘hanmeteram transports were being prepared all last night

my preterence "Ln conclusion, he said he would at Wherever Providence deferti ned—that great Prowidever whieb newer fatled te judge men Whe Were net eternal, lu uttering these words the Pop: showed much emotion.

mest of the severer Wjaries were inflicted. Phe express car bad is reat eutirely carried awas and all the cars with the exeeption of the last one were mere or less damaged We cannot attemps te deserthe the scene wiiel followed the wrecking of the trata, tor we were vot there: but ite terrors: anal Agisites, is hiomhetts of awtul MES pe ise, and

and obvieusly been a great increase, OF wine. indeed, the consumption bas pretty vearly doubled and the inerease jo the consumption of beer and wine ig more than a counter balance to the de crease in the consumption of Whiskey. Ou Che whyle, the plain faets are, that tustead of drinkiuyg much less and paying for hquers only balfot wha we paid before, we are drivking fully as meen and paying denble the ieuey. A this shows

en AN AWFUL TRAGEDY. {From the Dubuque (lows) H rald, Now. 10 } i the dread revelations which every minute toade te Ow ‘Thitraday evening Nov 8, about seven | te frante lonkerson, can be luagied by every oe Clock, J. W. “Meyers, a resident of Manches | toe better than they can be portrayed : Diu ter, deliberately shet and killed tie own child, | killed and wounded were taken tron the piles of and attempted te finish the blewdy work by uur. debris ae sen ae the GHijured paserigers at dering hie wite. [i appears tha! on the evening wetkiien could th their self dab iplabie edadaret a he obtained a plat af Giaedy m a deug aid Cie greats - the suffering and fhe laueita afore aud proeeeded home. Alter dinner he re whe knew wet the late of thei marked te bis wife that be would address a note | [etd buried in the ruins, they all werk d wit! te his mether, and having written: and tolded the | ® will til the dead and the livmg Were exhumec | sume he put it in his pocket. He then kicwed his | [ett tie ceded pile whieh entombed them. The | wife in an affectionate wanner, and stepped inte ki led es ann, and the pnt uearly ~ eee» ow : be " jerty, onurer five of Whom are injured 8u Betlour ' ' i . pi Se ieeeceaiy bebe cn cakes naa | me oaks th Pepveny dba esha et Grego WR Wnt den beratly fired over ber bead and Ciuveugh the open dewr, the charge passing over ber head and through the front door casing, He then passed | out and abound the house to the east windew, | aud poiuting the mazzie ot his gun throug ene of | the panes, discharged the ether barrel at lis mo. ther-n-law, whe was standing in the trot room with his babe, eight months old in her arms. He probably intended to kill her, but missed his aim, the ahet hitting the little Innecent inthe back, and patsing through, came out in the region of the ab- demen, billing it alwest instantly, and badly shattering the hand of the meother-u-law. He in- tended te kill them all, aed supposing the deed was finished, be turned aud fled wte the bara, : : , ; Vv hich stuenl hear ty. aud Cetuitiel a Pheer bhowdy penne ~—— a eee eer chapter by cutting. with hia awn | and, his throat ar teey wweld We public bar-rowm,and leery Gola tak tae, Rhee elec of dlia transpired Z decide upen their Serdicts as they would decide | & cery few neavents, and, arensed by the dis is ~~ ro Potent onan ee judices = | vide by the timely use of Dr. Larookal’s Pulmonite eharge of the gun, and the sereuine ot the wo- ot DEP Ex Sh PINE? FORCE peers che sooth Oil Wiatalicns Su 166 the vet ped, a large quantity ot consideration fer color ‘Oe encuiad inte the house a om baile te was | plainly observable in its acceptance, Tt th | arouse the sluggish appetite by a tew doses of Dr, that begears dese ription, and caused the nanan Grtust on Se Blosissippiuns _ og hy ke Baslele es Up Siute bas beet convicted of manslioghter on eelor

beart tetvemble with an | : arid deel the tram, frantic with terrur, raeted | 2 Tidenees but they fail to say ‘anything wleve ; : OF PASE the number of accused persons who bate beer |

the moether-in law, her dress e'otted with the ;

. ue te oublinl White evideuce. Liend whieh. but o few minutes before, had conrs mequitted on deubiial White evider ed we the teins ot the child that coehwed us her Phe English correspondent ot the Chicago Tri

statisties drom a distance, and in net auly belies. ine them, but taking them as guides to a deci sion.

In the nimberless vostruins of the day that pro

treetes crf Uhperte

fess to eradicate the root of each disease te wheel

Like Pete

the flesh is heir, we have tittle faith.

bu We have, however, the hevor of along and inti-

“-- - |

The New Orleane correspondent of the New mate acquaiutance wilh De

York Times gives the tollowig pieture ot a Louis ana jery:—" Your Northern readers would be astonished te see in the jury bex adezen men in i tended to be eminent? Couservaters of the publi jpeace, allot whem weuld be armed, oue-halt per haps with pistels hanging to Walst-belts and dang: | is difficult to believe that such things occur, att }aod Dr. Larvokal’s Sarsapariila Compound, ea it iseuly neeessary to leave New Orleana ano | other commercial centres tn this State te fio i just | seribed bs the faculty, being the best as well a- such juries trying men for all serts oferbees. I seme courts they chew and sweke lobacce, ever

i whose researches iv Chemistry have made his

vame familiar in the S

paration which may come before the public bear- ing hLisuame., Dr. Larookah’s Puimonie Syrup fing tm plate eight au the hips ef ihe wearers

auating tram laboratory are approved and pre

the cheapest remedies of their class which hav been placed within ifs reach. Por the speedy

cure of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Croup aud ali

Syrup, while in the spring we purify the blood and is

Larvokali’s Sarsepariiia Compond.

the market, has established its reputation as the

only sure and sate remedy for diseases arising

lap. Witile the young wile, stupetiod by what bud hune alindes to the weakness of the as +. o News. | Couuty.

taken place, was toare dead than alive. da the Cit te the Londen Times, witch tas bees Cade, ORC ae hi i fort} i i ide |

bproar and contusion ne one thought of making a @Ppatent te ail readers ef that paper i feeen | “aneen ay ne Geaxn Paace | set fac the: representation: of Summerside

cvare’ for fer asthior of all.the wciecty. and it uae, rar and anyer~~ 1) hae higher w juke, with | Farat Acctoent ox THe Geaxo TRON) i . % a high: we thiat 1 wer . eth deedsebaies : Rae way.—We see it reported in the Canadian) 8) Gu House, a position to which, we think, he

erppemed that he had fled. but abew! an hear and | publabers That fhe reviews in Che Tones were iu | o halt afterwards his body was food, life being | dependent of the merits of the books. A rather extinet, hie throat being teartully pashed from ear *caudaions case has jet occurred. One day las te #ar, while around and beneath lam the floor! Week the Times contaived along resiew ofa wove wie civered with a erinmon torcent called © Ouly George "The work was highly

to Detroit ran off the tack at Pt) 30, near Bres lan, eight miles west ot Guelph. killing Me Weeks, the Express messenger, on the spot, aud

how cautlots assectations should be mm Reve piitig |

| Pindar’s razors—they are made to se/l—and the

Kuights, of Melrose,

prepared to endorse, heartily aud tully, any pre

This Sar-

papers that a few days age the (rain from Toronto

all that can be said resardias them. Our local

| polities—never of an attractive order—must |

dwindle to a mere contest for place and power ; ind we have lons been assured of this fact, that

the Le sislative Couneil is a part of our political

machinery of whieh the public take little heed,

be.

no matter what iis wise decisions may | Ch tibial aaa Sixce writing the fore soins, we have hae

it stated on the best authority, that Robert

| Poore Huiythorne, Kes yuire, intends offeving | ‘ . ‘ ¥ > ‘ i ’ } preparations for the embarking of the Freach

| Limselfas a candidate for ‘oue of the vacant

‘ats. ior Queen's County, in the Le sislative

| : 4 }Council.. Mr. Haythorne will make an ex:

‘eHent member—his education, his vigorous

jand active mind, under the guidance of a calni|

4

| aud dignified jud sment, together with his fine}

dace iu the Upper House, to which we hope he levill attain without difficulty. Mr. Henderson's

} retirement, in order to run for the lower House, |

leaves a positive room for Mr. Haythorne.

‘ast; aad as a strous-aatipathy to Confe-

leration seems to be the first thing desired in a}

jmember of either braneh of the Levislature, | ;

| candidate. iI |} to be such a vacaney for him as the Lezislative

| Conneil presents. '

| quisition is in course of sisnature

| Muirhead. Esqr., soliciting him to

from an impure atate of the blood — Morning | ward to fill one of the vacant seats for Prince, which would have fully warranted. their being

van easily attain, << A a , ‘ringers taienandaieeienes

|} ELECTIONS FOR Tk HOUSE OF As. |

denloney was undoubtedly the oociting enuee praised, and several people sent at onee to the | tataliy: injuring pe eats 2 ig ea are SEMBLY. w lie ‘Ted ‘te the perpet ration ot the feacudl deed, | Wbrares to get it) Bur the libraraiaus knew = — ee a are Wy . : — hed ie whites vithougl it is net knew whether bo eeerhad any | vetng about it, “They had net heard of it. The | na as GEE w . ea om von rr ) | ae reported, on apparently good authority, os * YT . " . » -* « «| fal yee edigline ate haguaye Calf passed aves j . _ ¥ grad fer suspictets or tet, his Wife being of pre werk te short tad wet lett the priuter's lands. | : : that the elections for the House of

safely; the express car got off the (rack and tum: bled down the embankment about twelve ar (if teen feet, crushing the exp ess messenger, who, iC ts supposed, jumped outot the door, Phe pexi a second class or swieking ear, early full et pas