' branch of the Danish Parliament, and has been sent to

7 voice.

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Treaty of transfer was approved. The Great Belt is free from ice. and navigation by that passage to the Baltic is open.

Lotions. Jan- 23rd. evening.—-—Charles Kean. the Tragedlsn. died to-dsy. aged 57....Money market easy at ill aitd 7| on prime paper.

Sr Persecution. Jan. 24.-—'I‘he “Barton Zetung." published here. calls attention editorially to the fact that the new French Army Bill materially increases tlte power of Louis Napoleon. and is sure tn prompt him to assume a higher stand and a holder tone in regard to European ilities.

Paots. In lite—The semi-official La Patric. in an editorial today. observes that Prussia is theuuly power not now in harmony with the rest of Europe. Etl‘orts of this character to tranquilise the public mind. and

Ive assurance of prolonged peace are singularly antag- onised by the fact that every power in Europe is eit- tirely engaged in arniing itse . as if for anticipated War....1t is said that a new French loan, to the amount at a hundred and fifty million francs. will surely be put on the market soon.

New Yetta. Jan. 25.—Tho steamship Hos-actors Castle was seized this afternoon for violation of the Passenger Act. The penalties incurred amount to “0000. Gold 140. .

Poo-roam). Jan. mile—Steamship Belgian arrived to do . brought Capt. Anthony. of ship N. Masher, of ~Win sor. N. 8.. front Liver ool for Boston. and the crew ofle men including 11a ifox Pilot, who were taken all the Masher in a sinking condition.

New Yonx. Jun. 2 .--Gold opened at 140}.

MONTREAL. Jan. mirth—E. Spellnitin, distiller. rc- oontly tried for Excise frauds. was arrested tit-day for threatening to shoot on Excise oil‘icer. Our business men propose as a means of slotting thu.silver nuisance to buy up and export three or four hundred thousand dollars worth. hoping thereby tn reduce the rate of dipoaunt to 3 per cent. the im iorto at Montreal last year amounts to 283.78.117 ago not 518.793.1121 in 1866.

Brannon. Cansoa. Jan. 23rd.-—A fiendish outrage y” perpetrated at a tavern near this place last night. A man recovering from an attack of deleriuni trenios was lying on the thaw in front of the fire place, when some young men entered. laid shat-tugs around hi. body. and burnt him to death. ' ‘

Qusnac. Jan. 22.—Iii the Legisinttli‘ Assembly this afternoon. I notice of motion was giieii, that n Com- mittee of Immigration be instructed to enquire into the

theory cause of the immigration of citixens from the rnvlnco of Quebec to the United States. and the necessary means to be taken to prevent the same.

TOlttrt‘m. C. W.. Jan. 22.-—'1‘lie Ontitrin Legislature have voted 05.0th for the relief of the diotressed fisher- m... of m... 30ml... A public tneetmg was held to- tti lit to raise funds for the same object.

anon. Sunday 20tii.-—'1'ho excitement occasioned b the Furious still continues. and the autin: hit-ii M't' vl "ant and wakel‘ul. and arrests are made th-ry day. Thursday. a man named hicGoogh. was caught in the set of posting a seditious liaiidhill on the Mansion Home Information having reached the Government that Tim Oiion, the Sheriff of ‘- Alderney Island.” was identified with Feniauism. ho was promptly apprehended. and salt to prison to await trial. Considerable excitement lo created by the recent resolution of tlie’United States Hence of Represenrntives. declaring the sympathy of the nation with the Fetiiaiis. The sunriials of London have editorials on this subject. an severely criticise this espression of unfriendly feeling towards England . . . .Tlie French Government has issued on official note. addressed to the heads of the tererai departiiii-nts of France. on the new Army law, and arguing that. in- stead of being a war nit-insureI it is a pledge of con- tinced peace. A Re iiihlican paper was put in circulation in Paris on r;dar, but the copies ivt-ro im- mediately seized by the police.. ..At the tertnioat on of the discussion in the Danish l‘axlt. on the transfer oi the Danish West ludiu islands to the United States. tho President said he could not leave the subject with- out a tribute to the loyalty and consideration shown by the American Government. qualities so Worthy of a mighty people. . . .ilis Iin aerial Highness tho Archduke of Al ireciit. in common of the Austrian Army, bits lace: ordered to prepare and make ready to take the 4 I Now Yonx. Jun. 27.-—Gol.l 140.}. LONDON. Jan. 26.—'I‘he latest despatches received from Anncsly Boy and Senate show that the llritislt forces hare as yet made no adranoo beyond the latter point....1otelligciiee of the condition of the liritieh captives has been received at the camp in Seiiufc. They were at Magdala olire and Well. and were carefully watched to prevent the possibility of escape. It was feared by many that they would to tnassucred as soon as King Theodore heard of the approach of the ex~ peditioiinry force. biit nu threatening demonstrations against their lives had been made, and their treatment as risoners remained unclianged....lt is oliiciuliy den ed in the most pusitit’t‘ manner that any orders or despstchcs authorising the arrest of Mr. ’I‘roin were sent front the Home Oli‘ico here. The responsibility of the act is thrown entirely on the local authorities of Cork.

Continuous. Jan. Slit—The treaty of transfer of

the Danish West India Island has passed the Lower

the Upper House for ratification. without a dissenting

New You. Jan. 27.-—Goid 141. ~ Lennon. Jan. 27.—It. is now asserted that the now French loan at 750.000.0111 francs will be placed in the market to-inorrow. . . .Tlie papers this morning publish a letter from tiic Fenian prisoner IIurIte. who was con‘ flood in the House of Detention at Clerkenivell at tho time a! the explosion....iiorlto denies in the most positive terms that he had any previous knowledge of conspiracy and declares that if an attempt was made to slford him an opportunity of making iils escape, no in. timation of such purpose was conveyed to hint. . . .Ilet. tors It‘ll! Paris say that the reports of irefeots in the departments in regard to the state of po the feeling on the army bill are quite unfavorable. The generally ooaour in stating that the announcement o the setup- tiers of the bill was received with manifestations of dis- lsastirs. and that tho owners is decidedly unpopular n the departinents....'l‘lio trial of Sir Culling burly. for the crime of blgatny which has excited great interest here. was concluded tu-dsy. The testimony tress showed that be married Miss Florence Emily McGee, in the oil ot New York. In the year 1559. that ho sabse uent y, In 1867 married Miss Elisabeth Allen. in St. cargo'o Church. Hanover Square, Lun- dun. and that the second marriage tool: place while the Irst wits was living. The Court was called a mu to de- oldo the legitimacy of the marriage in New ’ork and declared lta legal snd valid contract. The case was finally given to the Jury. who brought in a \‘erdict of guilty. Today the prisoner was brought into Court. and thojud . pronounced his sentence. which is Iiii- IIMHMQIIIKI' 18 months at hard labor.. . .Cunsols 081

fro 721. Brosdstofi's and provisions quiet. Geld

'rltsocttr. Huts Ghats flora Antigua for Boar River. was totally wrecked at C a Point. out Yar- inostli. the other day and all ads pcrlslisd. The schooner was bollt at door River. and cost 08.000. She was Insured II It. Jobs tor 08,000. The hull. do.. has been sold M- m.

The selir. mower. rsoostl ashore at It! Isn‘t flood. but oubsequentlv taken and tovsotl tam ros-

lisrbor. when she sank. has been raised by Itr.

set-as Keefe. submarine diver. It to said thatttio lay-

m see be sent to sea at little expose. so the hall has been very saghtly damaged—11s. paper.

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*asao o Robson's Ointment sad Pitta—Rheumatic Pains. Tie Munro—Those dioossss’firo unfortunately very mats-sis this sentry. sail are frequently most dio-

smsonotlwos [or years Ming all medical shill hello to the ssl’srtagsof the victim. In no csss s 's 01am» and Pills tolled to produce tstsot smuopsoltwafls soothing M noodles. vistas spurns aod‘sststtslog stash soon headings alike and tho Intervals htwsenm tits parosyoms low r. until

THE HERALD, WEDNESDAYtFEB. 5, 1§68..

i Married.

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At Somerset.ou the 6th January. by the Ilev. Mr. Doyle. Mr. Thomas Murphy. to Mina Itose MeCebe. both of Middleton.

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Died.

At Georgetown l'toml. Lot (10. on Monday. the 28th lush. Catherine O‘lluilorun 1n the 87111 year of her age.

In this City. on the 26th January. Mr. James Kinsman. bricklayer. aged :10 years. He was a native of New- foundland. III-leaves a wife and two children.

At Crapaud. Jan. 94, aged 7' years, Jesse lloyt Can- llcltl. second son of the late ’I‘homzis Wigghigtoii.

At Rona. Lot 62. of l'leurltsy. on the 5th liii-it-. alter six days illness. Mr. John Mnthermu. aged 111 years.

At Woodvlile. Lot 62. ou the 19th lnst.. of coiisuinp. lion. Mr. Neil McMillan. in the 26th year ofhla ago.

On the 22nd lost... at Kildare. after an illness or twelve months. Stephen. 'outigest iron of Mr. John McIntyre. In the 25th your 0 his age.

January 7. at the residence or her aou-lndaw. Mr. John ’1‘. Thomas. Bulllol noose. Bootlc, near leer~ pool. in her 87th year. Mrs. Elizabeth Jlnktn. rellct of the late Mr. Samuel Jitiktn, of Plymouth.

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IIE Schooner ELIZABETH. Juniper built. 37 tons.

. new measurement, branched in May. 1867. strong and substantially built, and Well titted for fishing or coasting. ‘ 11.1w. .

The that sailing schooner FAREWELL. of the burden of 21 tons new iiicosurctncnt. For terms, &c.. apply to

the owner, at. Souriu. EDWARD KICKRAM. January 29. 1868. aiii

FROM LONDON r9 CHARLOT' ‘E'I‘OWN. P E- I-.

DIRECT.

‘l‘IIE PAST-SAILING NEW BRIG "AM- I’ilION, ' coppered. and classed 6 years A 1

at Lloyd's. 274 tons to lstcr. I). McDuwsm. Master. will sail from ONDUN. about the lot of APRIL. 1868. ,

Parties wishing to Ship by this Vessel will apply in Lessons: to Messrs. Joust Punt“ & Sorts. 119 Corahill.

or to the owners. PEAKE 1111.03. &: CO.. Jun. 21. [8118. 4 in Charlottetown. P. E. I

CHAIN r61: munnxocms, Iron a; Steel SLEIG-I—I SHOEING, ARI)

NARROW AXES. 6.10..

A1‘ Till

BRITISH HARD WARE STORE- (Rcddt‘it‘s New Buildings. Queen .s’trrrt.)

STONE d: BOVYER. Ch'town. 5th February. 1868.

NOTICE TO TENDERERS.

Separate Tenders WILL BE RECEIVED UI‘ TO THE 20th day of February next.

for the Masonry. Carpeiitcring. Plaster- ing. and Painting of a. Parochial House, at Vernon River. size 40 r. 32 ft. and 2:) ft. high, to

be buiitof BRICK. Contracts to he completed by the lot. NOVEMBFR next. and two good securities will be required to tie- com' any carll tender. '1‘ e subscriber will supply all materials, and will not bind hiniselt to net-ept of the lowest tender. Plans and specifications to be seen at Mr. John Cor- bett‘s. Sydney Street. Charlottetown.

11. J. CLARKE.

Orwell. Feb. 4. 1808. ll Scc'v.

_ CHARLOTTETOWN III'I‘IIAL Fn‘o Insurance Company.

Board of Directors for the current year: IIoit. Gaoaoa Basia. President. William Brown. an.. Mark Butcher. Esq. Hon. George Coles. Mr. Thomas Eatery. lien. 11. J. Calbet It. John Scott. Esq.. ilertraiu Moore. Esq . 'I'hos. W. Dodo. Esq.. William Ilodd. Esq. lion. W. W. Lord. Artemaa Lord. qu.. Win. nun}. no], Otllcs hours from 10 a. in. to 4 p. to.

I ll. PALMER. Sscrctary.

Mutual Fire Insurance Other, Kort St..

Charlottetown-1st I-‘elp. 18(8. } p i UNION BANIC 01' 1’. la. ISLAND. -0...

111) Annual Meeting of the Shareholders of this limit: will take piaeu at. the Ilmik premises on WEDNESDAY. the dtitdey of MARCH next. at 1‘2 o‘clock. norm. for the purposo of choosing Slaves Di- nscrtias for the ensuing year. and transacting such other business as shall be their laid before them. N. I}. ily the 3.1 Bye-Lair. all persons voting by ppixy [or others. must deposit their authority to vote, with tho Cashier. at least one day prcilous to the day 01‘

meeting. JAS. ANDERSON, Cashier. Ch'tovrn. Feb. 5. 1868.

Land For Sale! HE subscriber otters for sale 80 Acres FIIEEIIOLD LAND. situated at Ilsy River. Lot 44. 60 acres of which are cleared. and in a good state of cultivation ; has agood Dwelling Hoqu and Barn; is convenient to Sea Manure and Fishing. shoot on: mile east of St. Margaret's. [T ‘I‘erms easy. For further particulars of iy to Mr. John McEacher. merchant. Charlottetown; 1:. James McDonald. tit. l'stor's Harbor. or to the subscriber on the premises. IlthAND bit-DONALD. lIsy River. Lot 41. Feb. 5. 1868.

NOTICE!

o be sold. by Public Auction. at South Lake. Cross Roads. on WEDNESDAY. the 19.1i FEBRUARY next. at the hour at 11 o'clock. a. m.. it not, before dir- oecd of by private sale. the balance of that valuable reeholtl Property known as the “ Hayfield." consisting of one hundred and sixty herss of Land. chiefly covered with an abundant growth of Hard and Soft Wood timber. Atom—a very desirable MILL 51113. Terms made linen-n at time of purchase. For further particulars apply to the aubscribcr.

JAS. It. McLEAN. Auctioneer. East Point. February 5. 1868. lin pd

NOTICE

S hereby given. that a coil of ONE PER CENT. on all I sums insisted In the Charlottetown Mutual Firs Insiira ones Company. between the 26th JULY. 186s. and Mill JULY. 1867, is hereby required within forty days from the date hereof. to pay LOSSES. otherwise proceedings will be taken the neat do_ to enforce payment from all deIaultci-o.

Dated this 88th January. 1083. HENRY PALMS“. Pill. 6. 1888 lei

Ncc'y ts 'l'r-asursr. :E‘ O U N D . N last June. between Henry Damersl's. Innkeeper. and Stratbalbyn. Bede-qua Road. the otufl‘ of a woman's Dress. The owner can have it by proving property and paving expenses. Apply at the Herald allies. 1M». a. less. air. pd

PACKET

nitrwaots 300318 & CHARLOTTETOWN. —0— THE Fur-sasurta and Coustoniocs Schooner "A. It. Monomers." will run between Scum A Charlotte- town. calling at the intermediate ports, as soon as the

nsv' tion permits. . .fl DOMINICK DEAGLE. Master. January 22. 1868. I y

Business Notices. NEITHER the Herald nor the Royal Gosstts will be furnished to new subscribers unless paid for in ad. vanes. We have so many debts on our books that, in order not to swell their number. wo are forced to this step. All ADVERTISEMENTS intended for either oi those rs roost be actions led by the cash. at the rats 0 s. per square of 24 loss. or under. and 1s. M. for each continuation. IIANDBILLS. in pro ortion to also. troin 4s. to 10s. per set of 271. and 1s. . each additional set.

,Butlsr's Memory lawman". N slog-st motionles- tbs rollstsadltorosry.

moving heart “lbs-s53; the 1136‘s tisoi‘a:

-Lots in the Common or Charlottotcwma-one-thlrd of

noué’ii" in? Earnfirnxatmr,

—Af—_

I-Ieztd of St. Peter’s Bay.

1111 Subscriber respectfully Informs the Travelling Public that. he has opened a House: or Forum ilxmit'ratrmnxr, on the premises lately Occupied by Mr. I'a't‘tthK (.oxa'oux. Tnllor. [lead of St. Peter's Bay. and trusts. by strict attention to the comfort and wants 01' travellers. combined with moderate charges. to secure It fair share of public patronage. Ito also intends to carry on tho

Tanning- Bu-Iuenu. in all its various branches, in the Spring. SlMON BULGER.

[lead St. Peter's Bay. ;

January 8, 1867. lm pd

VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY

FOR SALE-

OGERS‘ MILLS, Western Road, on Township No. 6. These Mills are in good working order. laced on it good and never-failing stream. with 150 acres o as good Land so this Island can stl‘ord. well covered with large Harri and Soft Wood. This property is invaluable to a person of small capital. There is an industrious snd thriving uettiement—Bioomfleid—fast improving the land- around this property. and Lumber always in demand. There is n Cottage at the Mill. a small clearance of 6 or 8 acres. with a Dwelling House and Stable. The Mill is new. well-made. and double-geared) Inlormntiou may be had on a lication to Mr. Rogers. on the premises; Benj. Rogers and’gierbert Bell. Alberton ; or to the subscriber in Charlottetown. I. C. HALL.

January 20. 1887. 2111 LAND ASSESSMENT.

Trennurer’. Office. Charlottetown. 1'. E. 1.. 25th January. 1868.

N marathon of an Act of the General Assembly

01 this Island. made and passed in tiio Twenty- Itiurth year of the reign of Her Majesty. Queen Vic- toria. intituicd. ” An Act relating to the Land Assess- ment at present imposed b Law on the Town and Roy- iilty ol' Princetown.” on also of an Act made and lltllt’d in the Twenty-seventh year at the slime reign, intituled. “An Act to consolidate and amend the sever- al Laws imposing on Assessment on all Lands ‘in this (Johnny. and tor the encouragement of Education.” I do hereby give Public Notice that I have made procla- elainstlon according to the terms of the said Acts. of all the undernientioned Town Lots, Water Lots. Common Lots. Posture Lots. islands. or parts of islands. Toivn- ships. or parts of townships. in this Island. in nri‘ezir tor the nun- toyini-iit of the several sums due and owing thereon to Ier illujusty. under and by virtue of the above mentioned Acts. viz:—

Acres. Acres. Township No. 3 1014 Township No. 36 8195 “ 5 512; “ 37 481 “ 8 785 " 39 3110 “ 11 1384 “ 40 2129} “ 13 1863 " 41 2065} " 15 95b “ 42 26514 “ 16 3146} “ 43 3232: “ I7 363! “ 46 2552 u is toot " so 1805' “ 19 380} “ 51 510 “ 2'.) 900.1 “ 62 10271 ” 21 781 “ 53 12781 " 22 217 “' 61 1723 “ 23 1091 “ 66 2593 “ 24 2583 ” y 58 468 u 25 its; “ so on . " 26 1991 " 60 2778 “ 27 890 “ 81 2565 “ 29 1174 “ 02 2220 “ Ill 2785 “ 65 1393} “ 32 623 “ 68 2'28 ” 33 9081 George‘s Island. 666 “ 34 261 nunbury “ 15 “ 35 229; Connolly “ 60

Flt-at Hundred of Lots in Charlottetown z—three-elghths of No. it, one-quarter of 7. one-quarter of 16, one— twelfth of 17. Otlt‘fltlnrtcr of 22. one-quarter of 23. one-quarter or 24. one-quarter of 88. one-quarter of 42. scvcndwentleths of 43. one-eighth of 44. one- quartcr of 48. one-halt OMS. one-eighth of 74. one- qusrtcr of 78. onc~htilr or 83. one-quarter of 90, 97. 9:4.

Second Hundred of Lots in Charlottetown : —- nvc- elghtlia of No. 6. one-half 01‘ 7. one-quarter of B. one- qusrtor or 14. one quarter of 18. one-quarter of 19. one-quarter or 20. one-quarter of 21. one-half of 26. one-half of 27, 31. enc-hslrol 4:1. ouc-balt‘ out. one. quarter of 46. one-sixth or 61. tlirce-clghths or 55. one-sixth of tilt. one-sixth of till.

Third hundred of Lots in Charlottetown t—llt'e-twolfths o! 21. tive-twelftlis of 22.

Fourth hundred 01‘ Lots in Cbarlottotown:—-one-quar- tor of L, one-half 01 26. one-half of 29. one-half of 42. nvc-clgltths 01‘ 4:1. one-quarter of 68. seven-twelnhs of 69. 60. one-half of 61. onequartcr of 74. one«half or 112. 84. one-halt or 85.

Fifth hundred of Lots in Charlottetown :—-one-balf of 11. one-quarter 0! 1‘2. onc~quartor of is. one-half of 20. tli'e—thlltha of 62. oucmixth 01‘ 73.

Lots in Charlottetown formerly oecuplod as the Barrack Square :-—No. 1.

Water Lot. op unite to Town Lot No. 97. la the first. hundred of mu 1n Charlottetown.

ll scvcmtwelrtlis of til. Pasture Lots in the Royalty of Charlottetown t—oneo half of No. 23. b7. two-thirds of 2d. 85. 39. 43. 44. fit. 63. 72.155. 291. 297. 1118. 339. 340. 867, 368. 30!, 370. 871. 398. two—thirds of 899, two-thirds of 400. 401. 402. 481. 499. 1131. 588. Town Lots in Georgetown :«lio. 13. 1st range. letter A. Ono-half of No. 11. third rasge. letter A. No. 7. 4th . letter A. No. it. 4th range. letter D. it... 6. 3rd ran c. letter F. No. 2. ll. 18 b 15. 4th range. let.- ter r. o. 11. 4th ran , letter C. Posture Lots In the Boys ty of Georgetown :——Nos. 185. 2211. 3011. 822. Reserved lands stuolulng the Royalty of Georgetown: «236 acres. Town bots la Princetowat~1to. 5. 1st row, lot dlvl- sloa. letter A. No. a. 1st romnddlvlslon. letter A. No. 3 s 8. 2nd row. 2nd dlvl .leMr B. No. 8. Ind row. 8rd dlvlslon. letter B. 140.0. and row. 4th dtvl- ston. letter It. No. a, 8rd row. 2nd vls‘lon. letter C. No. 1. 4th row. 2nd dtvlston. latter I). No. l. 2 t 8. 5th row. 2nd division. letter 1%. N . 8 ls 1, 8th row. “It division. letter It. Nos. 1. s. a. . s s it. Pasture Lots In the Royalty ot Princetewnwltos. 6‘. 175. 240. 452. and 460. And the owners or the aforesaid Lots. parts of Lots and tracts 01 Land so in arrosr. and proclaimed as store- said. sro hereby nodded that in case the some cha on them as mmd. together with the costs w ch have been incurred. slut not be paid babes the nest lasts: Term of the Supreme Court. wbtoti wtll em messes on Tuesday. the filth day of)” next. mile»