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«golden sol-saint It so well as Hummer. ‘

6Ohio has ever done. We hope that the “our puny will "00"!le its decision and time the arrival or the Steamboat hon in such tt any so will but acwmlnodata the mercantile part

:3 the travelling public

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l‘US'l‘Ai. ARRANGEMENTS.

J We publish below a letter irom Charles lhmlirisity. t'it-rk ot' the Executive thun- cil. to our Illllllll‘rlpll‘llcd fellow (ohm- tnan. Finlay MeNelll. Esq. Our readers will see truth it that some changes are likely to be made in the postal arrange ments of this county. The I’oattttaaler General is coming himselfto enquire about .mttters. We assure him that tho end ol‘ the world will not be hastened. or any dire calatnity accelerated if some changes are made in this department. We are very sorry that it is not in our power to apply .I'ope‘s celebrated line ‘_‘ Whatever is is right." to matters connoetad with-qui- post olllce uuti mall carriage; Indeed“ the truth must be hold it It‘ll: dail- the other way. It Mr. Gwen will distinguish his tenure of 00100 by making even a moderate number 01 improvements in the postal arrangements he will merit the lasting gratitude at every printer and reader 01 newspapers, and every writer and render of letters on the Island and a good many 00‘ of it.

Covxcu. OFFICE, Charlottetown, .sur J one. 1867.

Silt.—llls Excellency the Lieutenant Governor in Council havin referred the tCommunieation lrotn tho tInhabltunts oi Summcrsitlc, regarding their postal arran- gements. to a Utnuruitieo oi‘ the Council, .who. with tho .l’ost Master General. have, bud the subject undercon ideration. and 'liuve reported that. in the r opinion, it is .not advisable thuttbo Mails be opened and assorted on board oi the Strainer. I am. .howovcr. directed to acquaint you that as tho Postmaster General is about to visit Summersido and other parts oi the Island, ,on matters relatiu to tho i’ost Ollice de- partment, it will t ten be his duty to inves- tigate tho subject 01 the postal arrange- ments connected with tho rising town of Stnnint-rsidc. and the Western section oi

the island interested therein.

1 have the honor turbo, sir, Your most ebullient servant, Climates DEHIIIHSAV, C. C. .I-‘inlay bit-Neill. Esq. z Sinnmcrsido.

A man named Mcittnis iell irom a stage tin lion. J. (J. Pope‘s shipyard, yesterday. and received severe injury.

11' aliords us much pleasure to add to our subscription list for New London. the hand- some uuinber of sixty new subscribers since our last issue. This speaks well for the esti- matiou in which our paper is held in that part .of the Island.

A large quantity of flour and cornmeal has been lauded-here during the past week.

Item: has declined one dollar per barrel Jn Boston. ltis supposed that it will continue ' to fall now, as the new wheat will soon be in the market. There is plenty of room forn .come down.

Tun Euraoss Continuum—We regret to learn that the mental condition of the Arch- duches Charlotte, Empress of Mexico. shows ,no signs of improvement. Under the stress of the peculiarly distressing symptoms with which mental alienation is accompanied In her case. the committee who have been charged by the Emperor ot Austria wltlt the adminis- tration of her afl‘uirs anti her personal charge have proposed to have a consultation of emi- nent European alleuists. naming for the pur-

ose Dr. Griesinger, Berlin; Dr. Mort-l,

‘aris; and Dr. Mandsley. London—British Medical Journal .

_____...__._.. SUPREME COURT.

The June Term of the Supreme Court for Prince County was 0 cued on Tuesday lint, llis Ilonor Judge ’ctcrs presiding. The Judge‘s charge to' the Grand Jury was very brief. There were only three criminal cases; these were for larceny, and were very trifling. There were. wegarn, a large number of civil cases beforctho ourt. ’I‘bel‘ollowing gentle- men composed the Grand Jury :—

Willinm Beairsto, Es ., foreman; Alex. Hooper. Dugald Wright, ’oter lllcNutt. licnj. Miles, Solomon Schurutan, Gordon Darby, Thomas Sims, Hebert Bell. Arthur Irving, James ileid. Alex. Anderson. Thomas Beatiic. Jessie Wright, Wm. Montgomery, James McNutt. Wtu. Strong. Goo. Price. Thomas Moubry. Geo. Compton, Esquires.

@i‘titrrittl.

As the/Manse. I'ort Hill. Lot 13, on the evening otthe 1th inst.. by tho llcv. J. D.- Murray, brother of the bride. Mr. John Dcy- arniond,of8'te.wiacke, ~N..s.. to Miss Hannah M. Merrily, daughter.“ Mr. Alex. Murray, .‘Jow alps ow. N. 3‘

At once on ths‘lth inst...by the Rev. Thos. Duncan, his Georgomthlck. Cornwall, to Miss Bill-bells ccrs, Deaablc

t .. .. a - At ['rlnCItdwn Royalty. opthe IthofJunc. attcr‘a yerlng illh ss agrd~20 years. Mary Ann. younghst (halal -r of Mr. Neil McGowan son. The dec’med'wa's’hlghly esteemed by horse ualutnuces, and is by them deeply re~

grettct . _ .

' At ryen.'on the 80th of May. Mr. Samuel Lauryn :al the advanced age of all. years. save .onu week. much and deservedlng tted by a large circle of relations and titans: and in the happy enjoyment of a hope bioenflng with immortality and eternal life. ' A,

' 0n the 7th inll.. of water on the briip, Al’- shur-j‘nduiek. aged 0 months. infint so. of underne- llicNeil, of Let a. y: j I A w

At Ids residence. at Banbury’iouawsdn... day, 5th J one, Mr. John Bovyh

61‘ years.

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News!“

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of Summerside I E n t s r s d : June 5.——Mary German. Lawson, Itlchibucto; > lum. Elisabem Ann. Grant. slimline; deal. 10th t—Bea lllrd. \Valsh Montreal; flour 0: meal. Ilrigt. Heroine. Cochran. Ito-ton, U. 8.; merclisndlze. litlt—Seh. Ripple, Ksnncd . Mirsmlehi; limestone. Mun—Fangaha inugh,_Bell, Richibueto; lum. Margaret, McKay, Newclstle, N.B. ;

lumber. .01 e s r o d : Juno 0th.—I’srnvsrsnce, Powell, Pletotst lnm. Mary German, Lawson, Richlbnc. ' toils-l. Providence.Pollard.lluctouchs; :ba . 7th.-—Brigt. Lynvrood, Bonnet, Buctenchot bal. '5u1.-Ellllball‘l Ann, Grant. Chemoguo; hsi. Marie Erysolie, Immlsttx, Moutreait bal. 11th.—Sehr. it it. Kennedy, Miramichi;'bai. 12.— : In. Heroine, Cochran. New Richmond; I .

1N6? l-lttrtdta Noose—4‘. t‘. fiattllner. New titanic-41. A. 3 O BM. toe: spring tan-st Vl'l‘ltl. Submitter tor Isle~l'h lip linker. Notlt-e— . A. Cantu-Mt.

Stra' ‘ow—Davld Arblng.

(‘ai —-Kitr‘ol Case ‘.

"u “'5'. “'. Dill! .

l’rtqmny tor Sule—l'hat-les Adams. Notice—Stephen Wright.

[lure Chance—Anthea: llell. Cupannel’lhlp—McSWI-en a McKmsic. 8 wing ltn nations—David Rogers. 1. ver Sta lcs-Jl hemas Cairns. ltoehl n Ilouse——Shnon -r. Flour—David lingers.

Latest by Telegraph ! London. June 6. It is understood to be ths intention of the Sultan to vlsitQucen Victoria at London some time during the month ol‘July, alter he has

com acted his visit to Emperor Napoleon. and the ‘urls Exhibition. r

Berlin, June 5.

The plan for the Zolversln for all Germany. including the states of South Germany, as well as those comprised in the North German Confederation has been formed. The Clum- bar of Deputies of the Grand Duchy of Hesse have voted in favor of entering the North Germsn Confederation.

' Another attempt upon the life of tho Em- peror Napoleon was made on the 8th while to was returning them a grand review given lit honor ofhis imperial visitor the Car of ltussia on the Chump do Mars that afternoons. A pistol was fired at the carriage by some per- son III the crowd, but fortunately neither of the Emperors was injured. The. incident crested great excitement, which. however was dispelled when it was found that the intend assassinations had failed—Up to ushttimo the assassin has not been arrested but he cannot ‘elcape.-—Tltc party of Foninns who were ar- rested a few days ago. while attempting to land in the county of Waterford. Ireland, say that they are from Boston, Massachusetts.— Lord Nuns, Secretary for Ireland, announced in the House of Commons. on the 6th, that the sentence of all the convicted Fenian pris- oners had been commuted .

I'csth, June 8th. The Coronation of Joseph. of Austria, "I King of Hungary, occurred to day in the pre- sence of a great concourse oi people. The ceremonies were impressive, and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed.

London, 8th.

Telegrams state that the Turkish Navy had blochdcd the great ship Arabian at Cert-go, one otthe lonian islands. Consuls 1H. 5-20's 74 llrcndstutl's lower. Corn 361. 6d. sious quiet. Lard 43s. 6.

Previ-

Ncw York 7th. Dates from San Innis, Potosi. May 17th. state that Muximillian's fate still hangs in the balance. Juarez end his ministers have held a confer- ence on the subject of liiti disposal, but the conclusion they arrived at is etunkuown. In the meantime the imperial prisoner is looking well.aud would probably be taken to San Louis soon. it is thought that Juarez would carry him to the capital. Gold 130].

Very Latest!

Washington. I) . 0., June 10.

The Surratt trial commenced this morning. both sides being ready; the prisoucrwas taken out of the Dock and allowed to sit by his Counsel. lie looks a little pale froth contine- nient. but maintained an eitsy,quict, contldeiit air.

Gold 137].

London, June 10. Dcspatches front Paris and St. I’ dersburg state that there is great rejoicing in France and llussia at the escape of the Czar front as- susailiatitm. The I'ulcs everywher disavow all connection or sympathy with the crime. Dublin, June 10. Two prominent Fenians have been arrested at Dungarvcn and upon examination they were indenliflcd as Colonels Nnglo nntl “(or- run. formerly otllccrs of the irish Brigade of the army of the Potomac. New York. June 11. The news from Mexico by way of New Or- leans. reaches to June 2. Mendez was shot May l6. A court martial to try Maximilian was or- tiered by Escobutio to assemble May 29. Maximilian was badly wounded on the interning of the final assault, and it is said the wound may prove fatal. Tho Panama Herald of the 1st inst., says, the tnarch ot’destructiou and bloodshed has already commenced in the interior States of Columbia. The Isthmus is yet tranquil but

There luttl been an angry discussion as to the ownership ot‘thc steamer it. it. Cuyler. now called Kayo. The Secretary of War insisted that slic.bclonged to Mosquera. and finally declared the country in a state of war and closed Congress. A number at the members of Congress were arrested by order of Mes- qucra and a majority declared traitors. Mos- qucra's actions were condemned by his own partisans. The Attorney General of the nation and two of the Supreme Court Judges have resigned. The President of Panama having ordered a commercial tax for war purposes. the foreign merchants, consuls and command- ers of vessels in the harbor united in a. pro- last.

Gold 137}.

~ New York, 8th.

A telegram from New Orleans narrates the immediate cause of the {all of Qticrcturo and the capture of Maximilian and his army'. It appears that Gun. Lopez, who is. represented as the bosom friend of Maximilian, sold out the entire Imperial Corn for 048,000 in hard cash. The work of treachery was arranged so c’ompletely, and carried uuw successfully. that Maximilian and ids entire nrmy were ltandcd orerto Est-obch without a‘ hostile shot being fired.

Maximilian. however, acted his part heroic- ally; he sent his sword to Escobedo stipula- ting thrt he should not be subjected to insult, but awarded the consideration due to n pris- oncr, and that it any one must be shot he should be the first to be led to execution. Up to the latest advices no execution had taken place; '

Cowman Sscxturaur‘s OFFICE. 22d May, 167.—I-‘isbing Licences will be granted. t this‘ bflicc. to United States vessels prose to the Deep Sea Fish- eries. duriti the year 1867. in all that pai'toi' the Gulf ol‘Saiut Lawrence within the jarlsdirection ot Prince Edward Island, on payment oi a Tonnage Fee of six shil- lings curraucoy per ton.

Notion:

7 HE Trustees of the Wil School, Lot 19, are hereby make full and immediate p School Fees due to the Sn 26th day of February last. proceedings will be taken or

antic some: D . h v . A. caucuov. ' in . Wilmot Creek, June 19th. 1567. u H

. ROOKLIN HOUSE. ton mm,

SIMON D. FR Ell.

Mosqueraltbreuteus to send troops there._

Br mt "a... 1...... mourn. UNITED STAT" Md CANADA, the «that:er tats cmupl'lt-tl his

Spring importations of

DRY 600!) 8. Groceriesanardware.

which have been bought on the nest terms. in the best Markets. and will be sold at a small advance. I'or Cull or Arraovsn Cusnir. An inspection of the same is res fully invited by intended p rch Dry GOO . Both Staple and Faneym suitable for the sea a

Groceries

The very best English GltOC RIES always kept.

Hardware:

Best Scotch Refined Iron. all sizes; Steel, Nails, Zinc, Sheet: Lead. Lead Pipe. and all necessary livinnimi Mara- ‘BiAL ; Springs. Axles, Bolts, and Car- riage Makers material in excellent variety.

flour and Oornmeal :

Just received from MONTREAL, per . Schooner Sea Bird,

50 Bbls. Extra Canada FLOUR.

.50 " Superfine Do.

100 “ CORNMEAL (Kiln dried) 50 Bags CORN.

10 Boxes Tobacco.

20 Sides Sole Leather, Arc. kc.

which for Cash will be sold below the Market rates.

—ALSO—- Have just received per Lotus, from LONDON, Chests of that

Congou Tea \

which in quality anti price continues still

to defy competition.

Fresh Canada SWEEDISH SEED on sale.

C. C. GARDINER.

Sumnicrsitlo, June 19, 1867.

DAVID ROGERS

TURN 1P

"Ad Now COMP ED IIIB Spring 0 ti 0? British. Ameri , est India G .

comprising almost every article required for Town and Country; which for quality and price, defy competition, and to which he invites inspection. Suinmcrsltlc, June 13. 1867.

NEW GOODS !! ALBION HOUSE!

HE numerous friends of the ab 2 well known Establishment are here form- ed that the usual

SEASON A

addition have been made to it!

STOC

which new embraces all the requis' es for the Spring 8: Summer TRADE.

R. A. STRONG & BROR.

Sumotcrsido. June 13, 1867.

FLOUR,

Oornmealm O n! NADA. a

UST RECEIVED A supply of the a y ' . ROGERS. June 13,1867.

1867. SPRING 1867. IMPORTATIONS ..

UST received. from GREAT BRITAIN, a well solecte ssortuicnt oi sense bis

M CANADA:

Flour and, Gommeal!

The TEA. which has been imported direct fromlENGL'AND , will be found on - excellent artic c.

All of which GOODS will be sold as rea- sonable as any at Summer-ids or elsewhere.

MAJOR \VRIGIIT. Butleque. June 13, 1867.

Property For Sale IN KILDARE!

which is cleared, and the hole is The farm can be pursha VII 1 the Stock on it.

This property will [i s bargain may be had .

I-‘or terms. 8m. apply or to the owner,

to of rent.

the Journal 001cc,

CHARLES ADAMS. Kiltlars. Lot 3, its.» 9, lilti7.~ti ...____-

5%

Schooner or Sale 1

o as. sonn‘ g ublic Auction.at tbs Bummersitl , en TUESDAY. the

T

36th day of U E. l t. at ‘eiock. p. m., the Sohoea ‘ H .9 . i not miously tillpoud of. n 00 reg stor: and 51 tons Ad t e: tyot rec years old. and is a good ad on; v :1. well-found.

Terran—05' wt cash, and tb'o balance

the llrst of Octobol nut. PHILIP BAKER. North Betqutts. June 13th, lam.

or without

be sold, so a

00 francs. HEXANDII t‘lI'Llil thanh his

friends ( era) toast handy for ‘lltu at: “he ot plumage he has had

Msh Cpnrt.lfilr.|ltlhfto datum this day tut-curd a ‘I‘ II. Idtsm, ot

, turnth will be transacted

No ctort will u spared ea corp-nu sn- motlm those who may favor un- their palm. on. as a call. lrlends. A. ANDERSON McIWIIN- A. ll. Mu-Kllh'llii. , Charlottetown, Jam- 0. 18117,. ti 5- 13_

Physician and Surgeon.

“stones: 1. "l

JAMES . l'lDtiEON‘S. Iron 1 A13. P-l- I- June 10. 1801. llm ‘ ,

KITSON CASEY. M. 1)., . Plltlllllll. SURGEON llllllllllllllEllll

formerly Assistant Surgeon in tho U. 8. Navy. oflbrs his p earlonal services to the people of Summer do and vicinity. lie can be consulted at hi office in Suminersldemttcr the 20th of June. 867. June 13, 1807. if

Stray Cow! ,

' HERE hn been on the Subscriber‘s - mlsu, since the 1th at May. itth Co ;

tlte tips of her horns are cut 017‘. we cuts a her lett ear and on in her right, and short tail. She liud a or 'on Saturday lut. The owner is rcqueste u come and pay expenses

and take her own . DAVID ARISING. Freetown, Dunk River, 3 June 13. 1867.

NOTICE i

‘ ' ' tly to ' in- mencc I’lCKlN NG. sual, and hopes to_r c vc a ‘ a put age from his old cust era. I cry a tion will he

paid to give general satisfaction. STEPHEN WRIGHT. Elm Grove, June 13, 180?. .

y t so ,' a”

Livery Stable! IIE Subscriber is pre ed

CARRIAGES and 1:10 All orders for Horses lc

Suinmerside. June 13. 1867.

RARE CHAN CE !

7 HE Subscriber being about to leave the

Island otl'ers for sale, at the rising village oI‘Cttnipbt-lltou, Lott. That Valuable MILL PROPERTY consisting of Saw and Grist Mills, together with 100 acres of Land attach-

ed. The Mill stream location are unex« celled on the Island, d the Fara l ouuds with lumber. There is lso ' ck Land at great amount ochd - for hingles.

As this property is situated reatcst wheat growing country of the , hieh is fast improving. and otters ever l' ility for

{nothing and trade, it in one of the most desir- able propcrtics to, be found.

ALEO. 1‘0 Ill". SOLD:

About 2 acres Land, Dwelling-House. Black- smith rhop, Store and Burn at Campbell- ton Cross—This flue property oilbrs every facility for trade. being situated on the most public street in the that improving village of Canipbellton, and will be sold with the mill property.

Aeso. —The Hull and Spurs of a Schooner 40 tons register, which could be launched in s month.-——'i‘i:aus Lianne.

ANDREW BELL. Canipbellton. Lot 4. June 5, 1067.

A ciao. JOHN F. BAKER

Most respectfully announces to the inha- bitants of SUMMERSIDE and the Coun- try generally. that he has taken the Shop lately occupied by II. A: J. RAMsAY, on Central Street,

where he opened a New, Fashionable and Extensive Stock of

DRY GO. Ill/S. The Latest, yles!

which for quality and price defies compo. titiou, and reopccifhlly requests all per- sons desirous of purchasing 60 ‘DS to

Expected in ofcto days from H143, TEA. SUGAR, MOLASSES. SOAI', Tobacco. Candles, Vinegar. Kerosene 0i]. Raisins.,Currunts, lticc, Dried Apples, Dyefltufl‘s, Spices, the.

All will be sold' cheaper. than any in this Town. . “ "‘ '

Snmmcrslde. jith 0. 1807.

Turmp Seed! For Sale at BERTRA I‘S STORE, a large q ity f

r ‘ilE Subscriber nil'ers for sale, t whole Swede 6" yenow Bullocl‘ "ii" Seed of his valuable property, sltus e in Kli- Sunimcrsitle, lune 6. 1867 . dare. consisting of 210 acres of ‘I.a , 108 of "' ‘” M

s £500 RE W ARD ' h. it. ANGUS MCSWEEN. Tailor ful for past favors, wishes to 1 his numerous customers and the craily, that he has removed his has from head of QUEEN'S building lately occupied b I'OI’E, and. that having r - number of llrst class wor aired than ever'te execute licst styles and on the most favorable to ms.

Latest English 85 American

m.,};asmoas

, be“ hand. Sutnmorsldc, May 9. 1007.

f --Renewals! ' ‘

12,00

For sale cheap by X ‘ ~ . it. A. STRONG BROR. Suntmcrsitio, any 9, 1867.

7 ‘ilE regular QUART

‘ sons indebted to hlm'by bl s .

stinaausioa Jtll‘itNAl. ’l‘lll‘ltslnl. am: :3. M7. an harsh louse. m.

new source ' SUIIBI 00008!