cannes _ a - Se ne ae aoe —

ARRIVAL OF THE ENGLISH MAIL.

with the Canadas in which we can largely and

peofitabiy participate, At this point we per-

ceive the subject of our Grade expanding over

LATEST INTELLIGENCE. janned St. John Volunteer Artllery, ander one Captair

Tn ite r tof the Reciprocity treaty, : eport of the heciprocity treaty hete been called out for Belive service. ‘The e

fast year, the New York Chamber.of Commerce ; , mF , declared the quesiion of the fisheries, enbrace , : W ' morning about 3 o'clock, bringing pait of the within the treaty, “one of great leportanes,” | in Merritt's Building, Water Street, for 100 wer

an extensive commercial fie, and looming Up Pye Couriers arrived in Town yesterday

before ua, courting internal euterprise and ex-

We learn-from the 8tfubr Tikgraph of yes. |

THE FISHERY QUESTION. | ' prup- an an popes LOrric ages —- stl ; | terday that 4y0 men ofthe St. Jobn Volunteer, : AD R H N OTICE. eo (From the New York Times.) _. | Battation, under four Ca tats, dnd 80 men of the | ® ‘THE subscribers have removed fo the

i ~s wetow | GR

od Kites have heen directed to prepare a siarvalthe A v CTION ' SALE

} ‘,

- NOTICE. — | PREM ‘OLD — PROPERTY — ANITE WAREHOUSE, at- the Prince County. ’ Head of Central Wharf, gate at Auction of REAL ESTATE, in

te A

| head 7 lately oceapied | ; , : 0, | t 18, cnt ‘

terval action. The approaching ¢ ontederation English Mail wud pact of the Colunial Mail. wale euiee ag that ot has alWuys been Witenes hk wo keep that nuwber cyustaul- | : OF ately or ea k.W. FRASER & a \ Lo . he Premises. ~ $ . . . ab . , : t t led be eae a . of - n joini t ’ : ° a5. ER A

of British North America the prospect Of) There was ue Mail from Halifax. The latest cn” Mee celaaheadly. he enka, analy whe se ~ . SSS | DRY qa OODS, ¥ a . an e ven rr i ees ee z early free trade with the British West ludies pews trom En iand is to the 17th Macch. Mr. ! must admit wee is familiar with termer wegocn- Married, 2 ; ae Os, ee ‘Malifax Banking Company. Hlgvon atchesk, ell. by PUL THON atte he . L la-—and the abrogation of the, (\.. : a ie si] ,) tens with >GFeat Britain upou the subject, and! On the 17th instant, by the Rev> Géo Sutherland, | 7. “ ; . ase ~ Jj mises, THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY mat, “3

a ~ oe ve t : Oe ; ly to our Gindsgeny bad gateniied Hin reteem HAE oe ~ with the delicate and dangerous issues to eee Mr: Angas Martin; -of Belle Ureek, to Miss dane | . ESSON & CO. 18, formerly owned and oven pe by Mrs 5 a teciprocity Freaty——point porte stous'y to 0 l2th Mareh. The principal alteration proposed | the quéstion gave rise during the peridd preceding | McQuarrie, of Woodville 8: | ; + ote t. MeDugald, comprising FIFTY ACKE *

. : ne eed ; Wed j ston ee | | HALIFAK, March 19, 1866. 6 } : ede enchn Oiinkenaen Zs

ftare prompesity in thogoeiopmeot of DME ig rh aw apps to ean extention of he) he Satin of Bipot we) a Besicoretomn: ou ie rd jatanteby ie ev.) WOURG & FALCONER _ Mar 19, Las fon |, ete mare or ors tha cain Steasa Rue ee t resources and capapilitie® in the employment) po .chise to £7 ig Boroughs and £14 in Coun. Phe convention of Isis, negotiated by Mesers: | ii Mary Anu, Hamilwng, dpoughter. of tive Inte | Dave instruétéd -the *ubscriber tor sell vy aec-| BOSTON & uty COLONIAL and Burn thereon... This property frouts on -flie.,

: : : ; liu | P : ; Gallauu and Rush, can hardly be pronyunced | J ainies Hamiltov Key., New Perth. “°°” py | * “MON, conivheticltiz on ~-* * 7° --| : . ; ’ | Head Of Shipyard River, swhere © «6 a of home skull aud homegpbourin the intelligent) (05° The Bill ereated an auimted discussion, very creditable “to Amerivan diplomacy. Jotin! Qu the 22d instant, by the Rev. Thomas Daneni,| — < ers prep eny wen) rile a | S STLRAMSH mm LINE. “mussel wind and other déx manure can be idithent ~ ae cultivation of commerce aboad, ivigorated and was read a first time—the second reading | Adams, writing in 1614 to President Maurer, ob-| Mro Kybert McKay, Murray Harbour, to ins Wednesday, 16ih April, iust. “- on . i er ae | —s e tire public Se ie a

ud b . ttuences of . . ‘ . served that he would cottinue the War with Bug-| Elizajeth McDougall, Lot (0. oe ss ae if > “aye ° _ ines At convenient distance in frombef the ballde

ond. bs Bp woe Lay Why Re = | was fixed for the 12th April. Us motion of | land “forever, rather than surrender ote iota ot) | Ue he sume day, by the Kev. r.. Duneas ’ Mr. } te PEN ERP WR say s0:. 4 2 | UAE Seconnehly CArrerernt _Sheriag eee | SS nee quumetNiasee * united British Nosth America, uuder ove GY) pa.) (irey in the House of Lords, Tuesday, the | our fisheries, as established by. the third article of —_ Fa ae - a ee STOCK in TRADE Will leave. Boston for Vurlottetown ae @08 wa TOWN LOTS ‘ia Princetow “ri the Lelie Hl a . . j ; wae We : oth of New Bonudoun. ‘ 8 : ; Zeal -* sg . } = 6 > ‘ r

vernment, and one tariff, one currency, oue 20th, was appointed on. atthuider the mate ot! - oaty Me as But sa gongs ged de tle caihele ‘tea hy the eume, Me-Angne Mc Consisting, principally ao. Naviguliou opens. F J i oat ’ 4 . "ge. 4 ville rial aud sucial interest. ’ ; ' | RUSH, While ebialuing Brecoguition & Yur rigAl lO) micierm, io Miss Julia McLean, beth of Wet | uiatkas CEG P For Freight or passu licati tbe! Fer terms and farther particulars. to Jobu ‘a nationality, aud one material otmmemieas Ireland, with a view to the removal of CX-| fish on the ceasis of Newioundiand, and the pri-! lebectet:: . t were dts ams BVk and Cold Prints aniniel FRANKLIN PNOA a CU, Xe-4 Com | Maszard, Esqr, St etal Henry. veg . —tCom. isting grievances. vileges of Certain culvances elsewhere, for sivelier | - - = | eh ’ werce Street, bosiou. ~ | Esyr, Averioneer, Princetown ; or ‘tn Cingript’s + ; etnemcepinccipmgaadilgenninse ines Scie a acai aud repairs, cenounced, tor this country, the righi | -. Died Ginghams, : I.C HALL, Agent. joe to the sabscriber. + snes “as oa ‘

i ait tli As regards foreign affairs, Prussya and 2 US| to take or cure fish within three miles of © the | Thi : “Mond ‘et April), Ravied Tickings _ Charlottetown, April. 1866. > Fine - HENRY MASZARI

FATAL ACCIDENT. ltria seem still disposed .to quarrel about the | coasts,bays,harbors aud creeks, of tie Provinces, | dia heLecd wile - seaman ell. Lao. os ’ § » i Ae j jas a. ee Mareh 29, IAG. . be excOpting, however, Newtoundland, Lavrador| oo. Padesal ut. 2 0 cluck, sueu, eu Wea Striped Shirtings, .

ond ‘ lappropriation of the Duchies of Schle ywizr- | ce ’ A man named Patrwk Traynor, who lived Ppret CC BWIS | and the Magdalen Isles. The concession Was 4 | esd y next from her latewesidc nce, Walter-st

in the Monaghan Settlement, attempted to cross |

Hoistem; but it is thought that diplomacy will) very serious one, and has been the suurce of grave

On the 13th instant, of Scarlet Fevers Mary

Red, Blue & White Flannels,

tne 4th April next. at Mr.Jous W. Houman’s

ais ———_— | [Oar erature, , International - Hotel,

| aed frequeot d:thiculty Elisabeth, awed Jz day 5; also, on the L6th, George Iilollis Sircet, Hlerbert, aved 3 years and LO months, children of

Until 1841 the interpretation placed upon the | George EK. aud Elizabeth Peters; of Georgetown

prevent the affair from coming to blows. me LI’k & Col’d Coburgs, Fancy Dress Goods,

Boardiug House, Coruer of Queen und Keut Streets,

the river ice on Saturday night, at half past} | ali the

It is stated that the cholera has reappeared |

twelve o clock, hop nto veach Southport, and ‘eh , ; arrangement. was sufficiently liberal to prevent | Parey ee A et ee Mk ee, me Kcypt, but the latest Alexandria papers re Htreuble. Both England aud our fishermen held |

On. Friday. the [6th instant, at Brooklya, Lot 61, Ladies’ Boots and Shoes,

; HALIFAX, NOVA StOTLA. Household Furniture —- CHIE ee ‘tae ee of his Establiehment, consisting of Tables Chaire,| 7PUIIS neat and cominodions HOTEL is

wreseut a total of only L6 deaths. A proposal | that the “ bays” trom which the lauter were ex-| after an illuess of 8 days, Mary Vanglian, beloved ’ J , h : a . was accompanied by some fiend of his to the | le | he F an i aa a eluded sinply meant what Mr. Derby deseribes | wife of Mr “Ww iam Cowpton, in tue 84th year of Shaw ls, ace eee ont he og Pees eonemmtniet oie Net : , made by the French representative a , : , : ; : | ems vliasses, Bolsters an illows, HANtY Of} well as'to th yelling Publi veralig, leinge piace where he took tie ice, at the end of Queen | —— ne : ott re — the ainali bays to # hich the fishetinen re- her ae: .- N lav, the 2th j Mantles, Bedding. Cooking aud Franklin eee Kitchen pre eatin inane Charlo amet Borevovs s bo. seeing Tr: r stepping | Cholera Conference to stop the sea cummani-| seried fr shelter and repairs.” In lsd, howess | At s _ art a a — ~~ ) ree | ‘ Si lice Utensils, &¢e. &e. Ke. | Stenwers) Wharf. and two squares from the Abe St., and, who, seeing Traynor stepping out on ; : ; ; | Donald Ross, sen, azed 82 years, after a lingering ilks 3 : : t ; : cation between Hedpaz and E-rypt in the event | the authorities of Nova seotia rendered the teri itl, 9 moathe. Which he bure with Chenti ’ WILLIAM DODD, Anctioneer. - | vince Building, with the strect ruilrond runuing din- what appeared to be good ice, was about return- a eo In avoth or sense, traintaming that the line beyond | NINES OFS MoUris, wh " seep Velvets Cl'town, March 26, 1860. inl pat | mediately through Hollis Street to both ends of the I t bi home in the City her hort | of another epidemic has been adopted at Con-| which our fishersien should not be permitted t | ORE taittehovsliat River, on the 16th instant, Mr "a the mid » | City. ~~ ? ny to his ee r e uv, when, a short way sa . | . ‘ | Ut x ‘ . ? ‘ ie ° + I } h al ‘- . . ft oY : i * | stantinople. The Porte, however, will not | pursue their cal 1g i? a line _ to be drawn trou | John Scott, aeed 77 yearsy Deacon of the Baptist k low ers, Lxecutor’s Sale of Pre hold Every nitention te puid to the comfort and wante up the street, he heard the maa crying for help. | Le force ti ‘ is . | one headland to avother. “This construction re-| Church, St. Peter's Road FE a6 tl Pro rt jo ite yoests. Charges rensonable. | . Instead of returning at once to help ‘Traynor, | secept or enforce the measure, fearing an in legived the sanction of the iaw officers of Eng | At Cornwall, on the 19th ult, in her 80th year, eatners, pe y. ©. F. HOVKINS, Proprietor. |

land, and was theneetorward upheld by the mothe: | Mrx Jane KRelow, widow of the late das Reliow. leountry and the Provinees joitly, so exvluding |" native of Vernwall, England. pe 7 ; . om ae : 4 AUSTRIAN RECKUITS FOR MEXICO, | out tisherwen trom the Bay of Cualeurs, in whieh | | At West Kiver, on the Zoth ultime, in his 83d ; a : for twenty three years they jad Coiled unmolested, | year, Jolin Viexna, Marcu 16.—The convention with | sinnit voll A: : ;| ¥rerted u f F ~") from the Strait of Cause, through which they had At Montagne, on the 4th instant, John C; : Meanwhile poor Traynor struggled | Mexico 1 reference to reCre a in Austria for | piaded in * huge deers” season alter weasou, aud | ured St ean ie al Cape “we al —a ee amd the breaking ice, and sent forth pitiful | the Austrian Vole leer ( orps In Mexico Wits | geuerally from the rich fishing grounds of. New Thi areh 8. at ‘Plat River, aged 29. after a ‘Tony a ve sterday by Count Mensdortf and the} Brunswi . Nova Scotia, Priuee Edward Island | illness. Roderick, son of Mr. Konald Beaton.

Mexican minister. jand Canada,

surrection among the piigrims.

and alarm the citizens living in the immediate |

neighbourhood of the dunyer, the careless |

| . McDonald, much esteemed and re- ‘friend,’ whoever he was, ran to alarm the

P slice.

eres for help. The cries were heard by persons

in one of the Steamers and by cthers in a/ Such a proceeding conld not but be hazardous |

Bostox, March 27. Partridges, each... ooo BO le Bi

Ribbons, ; Laces, Gloves and Hosiery, Ke. &e.

ALSO, THE WHOLE OF THE

Ke.

ou , Y 1RER ie! cs (UNA): be SOLD. te AMOMOM. ofp | ee Sa _ Premises, on Mi "EBAY the Ith hn NOTICE,

next, at 12 o elock, noon, all that piece of LAND, >» * ° » o. situate iv Hillsborough Street, being part of TOWN (Puke undersign: d havieg heen appoin'ed LOT 45, in the Third Hundred, measnring 17 feet | ’ Administrator of the _Estate ot the late on -Hillsborongh Street, aud extending back 10;, DANIEL JACKSON ROBERTS, of Charkate-- i feet, with a Kight of Way back of o fees. There | town, Merchant, deceased, by Leiter Textimentary” | is onthe premises a DWELLING HOUSE, 17 fee: | eranted. by the Surrogate, dated the 9h day of, | by 25 feet. March, instant. hereby notifies al) persons indebted

: o ; to'the said Estate to pay their respective debts fe | Tenas—One third of the pnrehase money to be | the subscriber, at his office, Queen Street; torth-.

} CHINA AND JAPAN PRICES CURRENT. . | paid down, the balance in three months, being part) a: > ldi and elfecte belenil S-hoon he , os ade the : ve tout “ace of both countrivs. O ishermen, | i : ae ~ © | . ce aaa ‘ with. - Persone holding goods aud effects belonging. vyoner at the wharf, who speedily made the Se ae ae, ee oie. —~ _—~ or 5 ~~ Ses CuarcorteTows, March 31, 3866 sy hop , f urniture, j} of the a a Cad or ieee Cross. to the said Estate, are requeeted to render accoauts moat vigerons efforts to rescue him, for thes — oe : ll - | ; K . mica, Provisions Fy OrGer af the EXecntore, — therecf, avd to deliver up possession of the sua ; . im, yive y wiarnuns in the viemity of Hi mz Kon | they were by right and long usage entitled, were ; rovi . Consisting oe WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer. so Vie Sodianribet All pefaous havite, elated * had not far to go from the wharf to the place! harbour. Three vessels have been attacked. | little disposed Co sequiesce ina Construction of the | Beef, (-mal!) per-Ib.....+-++seeeeee eee 4d to Te Ch’town, March 26, 1866, ainst the Extate are required to furnish their i I j a ' | . lo by the quarter . fito 4}d a* ‘= $$$ $+ enndaeeneeee sntontiiconeay | estate ya ' where be had fallen in Ato ime with loss of life. Alarming intellizence has | wreetent by which they were serious sufferers | : ta 2 ae 1 set Fairbank Ss reales accounts, duly attested without deluy. os? i sien in. At one time one of . | | Pork, (eareass).... 0.20 s+ cece cece es dd tor 6g . A COTION ee eee fasini s : : a been received from Hankow. A laree rebey| Openly or clandesiinely, they were uot seldan | _ . e | Ls Pl t Gl: Mi i U o §. 8. CARVELL, Administrator. °* ‘ the rescuers had one of the hands of the drown force is within thirty miles of that city | Sielaterset the regulation which England and M ee tb Slide atace an ie 6 de 104 an ong ng lirror, Valuable Freehold Property re ee — ee . . : ‘s : , . ”" “api e° j ei , i ‘ | Mutton, per otbd obp o 600? 0600 4400060 +O 0 ; > ing man in his own, and while others were Advices from Japan state that the Belzian | *t Provinera declared themselves resolved to! yeas 1 small do do do eee ™ : } h I v Japan stat } rel fii | pagine ‘ aa ada “ei | e » per Ib... eth de cone 0+ 40 Rhee o0 wee 3d to bd < ° ° ° j 8 temo ° < ey preparing a rope with a noose to it, to cast} Eavey had visisted Jeddo, in order to subinit | — —— res or nes eee Bad UD. «Watts o> 0-+- plate ,..-64 1081/9 laroe Tables Qs WEDNESDAY the 18th day of earing-out Sa e t. 4 ' ' , caenk i : é ° . it a one ere Congn-Cafed D ie Pevineiais, | y _- ’ $ ° ‘ ® . 2 . f —_ : . ‘ ; j} proposals for a treaty of commerce betwee: | tis : - : Butter, (fre h)...e...ernvee cose cees Is 6it is Oi > ; : April next, at ? o'clock p. m., all that piece ; , Zin o around his body, the hand grip was released—| Belzium and Japan. Daimios have visited ‘the j Av Unpleasant feclng grew up oon both sides | Do by the tub.,.......>- --. » $8 Gd to Ya 84j | very superior Sewing Machine, | of LAND situate inthe thriving village of SOUTII. ‘pue Subscribers take this opportenity w whether throuzh the act of the drowniay mat . 7 soa “4} : : y n" : I nh England sent out sh ps of war te protect the Peo | Cheese, per Ibsias ace. see eT en "2d to 6d 9 ma oD ’ PORT, and owned by Ma. Wiuttan J maman of expreesing Date hendeaien tyke aman % » Ati aio COFENZN WUIMNers w Kohama to con sratulat j tinees in their elvis; and the Provinees ia their A Wate mer OD vote mens o dss Henneinvas an ee Stoves and ] ipe, with the Buildings thereon, namely, One DWEL- customers and the public at large, for the very a or throuzh aceident, we cannot say—and pom (them upon the ratification of the treaty. jiu equipped miniature wasies to watel and] Lard, per Ib.... 2.6. ccc. ee cece cence wees 9d to Wa | @ an LING HOUSE, coutaining eight well furnished | —. a . » 7 x : nn ath 1 we. | ! Shop Chairs : , > a se eS: | generous support they bave received during the : Traynor immediately sunk and perished 5 The Chinese labourers enga zed on the Chin punish Awerican tranegressera. Quer Govern-| Flour per Ib... 2... ke eee eee es ..2}d to 23 ' 4 ~~ ame oo ee — past ten yeare; and uate ts they intend Cunsexa’ : : eri a istands, had arisen e asse, and atte “it me Bi ig leave Hizena . \ i i 3 ERY, ACKS) ss ; With an excellem : : . diltzent earch was made fur the bodr Seeund ha Islands, ha 1 urisen en masse, ary 1 att mi te (i | me ut, again, vowing be leave its citizena at the | Outmeal, OOP Pic cnuses (34 Gekv ears leite 1g 2 Venetion Blinds, ae ae a Meee <S UP THEIR PRESENT BUSINESS NEXT SPRING, ; y yester-} to m inder all placed in charge of them. Seve | uerey wf foreign authority, stationed war vessel. | Bags, per dozen... 2.2.00... cece ee ls to Js 41 Window Rods The above is wel] worthy the attention of par | WOuld form theur that ou and after the 2nd day of” diy, but up to last evening it was unsuccessful. | ral were brutaily murdered before the rebellion |" assure ee nee a eeere one Grain, ties wishing to purchase a desirable residence or! JANUARY, 1966, they will OFFER at RETAIL” Travnor, we understand, has left a wife and|cou!d be put down. 26 of the Chinese were |" He law. Bat ax ne attempt was made te | Barley, per bushe! Sktefe &e. &e. &e. busivess stand. For further particulars apply to | the whole of their STOCK, consisting of © ~~ eg ; 7 : rs hot . gnsay the coustruction insisted upon by the | ean ae i ee ee ‘a5 2s 24 i ; N. RAKKIN, Auctioneer. ‘ ‘ » iamily to lament his lamentalle and untimely NEW ZEALAND | Provi cea as to the dividing line. our fisherme: eee wai Adie ae eet ow ae i CH” The whole to be sold without reserve. March 26, 1866. till day of anle Dry Goods, Hardware, and- ¢ o 4 40s ‘ i j t t . ‘ee ¢ a - end. } i seaity ) derived lithe practical beneht from the presence | egetables, TERMS AT SALE i : : ’ ? = | Advices from New Zealand announee that} of their country’s flag in those waters Potatoes, per busbel.................18 94 to 2s —_— ae AUCTION! Ear thenware = i ‘ y's a , | j . 2 % . e he ate eeiden % hoice ' : ing the Pi. iv oT ver: ships : T . | 1 r * . “ * Phe repeat d accidents on th ive this Siting, | " ~~ : " oa ¥ over. Sev na : hij have { Thus matters weot on: our fishermen year after { itindack Poultry. 20 Ga _ W MM. DODD, Shit nutans Schooner Fly. | at 10 per cent diacount on present marked prices . and indeed every Soring and Fall, seem to ac: | JCC" ShATte ” to convey home aout — fod.) year waxing more and more impatient) under ¢ | ferteys iam: vnieite te: ~ Ch’town, April 2, 1866 TEXMAE above Sehr. 5 years old, 12 tons | for all sume of £5 and under; and for oyer that . igang ;6Sth, and 70th resiiments. General Chute at | restriction trom which they wer heavy Sneciea's | p OMODs bos cece coer Secs seer “eseees 95 to 9s < . =, >. { ° . S| . ‘ash C "r ¢ ta as 3 ; & ToolBar wrsons, who ail/ j rin | : —s . ‘ e SS s “a ° amoufit 15 per cent, to Cash Customera, or ape no warnin? te fool-hardy persons, who will) tacked and captured a stronzly fortified pab,| che Provinciale and their Imperial protectors. on true lemepanhht AE CECI: 2E PE Pn ees! Is té 2s . ep burthen, will be sold by AUCTION on | id Sais Ne vd 5 uiietin. nee r yenture apon i long as it inold } 4 ) 7th 3 } ; t : Fish h ] F WEDNESDAY, April the I8th, at 11 o'clock on | PT Joint Notes at » pay : , Ms P ut so jong as it ids together, no} near Pate,-on the 6th-and 7th March. | poe nhl a crag oF a mate ee nee Cudlfish; per gt! 7 Ms to 30 ouse 0 urn ure, POWNAL WHARF DOCK, her Sails and Rurn- | Charlottetown. ee. ce 9 ry | matter how insecnre it may appear. On Satur-| -<<>- a jin their wateh, and more and more firm in the en i" “idl gabe ag) ae id ud aut ° 122.88 . ing Gear are in good condition | ‘They have also a quantity-of IRON, STEEL,,. ’ neh 2. | fs Ce? f confizeatien. vhe — teil RI, OG Ts acc os anicvenee 30s tu 40s W : 7 ovat tab eae ; ey are a i) a quia y S.SbUEEL day sveral horeea got in, and were rescued| LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. — | {[;,Cc'peut ot confecation. wien American ve:aele! vy soecrel, por dusem...- sss. csssees pics| HORSE, WAGON, HARNESS, | sii. inga, 3” RANKIN, Auctioneer. | ROPE and CANVASS, which they wil ell a 6 eith d fiea'ty. The T! Tides 1} | ly Find - secid a a : hit an » a : t wat 5 Lumber , &e. &e. &e. _ eR ee it ie thd er gee ls eee eee es ewe < . se Three T des have beer ’ i } period an accident might ny moment have } i . } } 3 , ' ats , New York, March 28 rel . i ‘ T hi stp | Boards, (Hemlock | wii: ol wai ts They would hereby notify ALL PARTIES owin a a ae , . i » Marehes. | preeipttated ua inte war. The Stara and Stripes | Boards, (Hemlock). .......... eee eens 3s fid to 4s/, nm ’ y . y weny y / g * OFEH, HE Pee, Gas, Ut the Channel in the} A Brownsville (Texas) letter of March 10i1 land the Unien Jack were there fying in sah j Do (Spruce)... .....- greece , ve ds to Bs | f° he sold by Avction,on THURSDAY, e 0 ® | them, either by Notes of Hapd or Book Account, PT i ‘nt is open re hope | ies aa eae a ad ced oie ae Lieud> | eninesla, ) Pie i iis os os » Os | 2th of APRIL, at [Ll o'clock, a.m, at the resi . al i , » thei pective amounts at : = to a vreat exts = is open. Weh ype to see | states that the dissecsions among the Liberal | ivg prextuity to eae h other, each with guns load- a 7 ): . ‘ tees as . = | dciiiivet Mu E i TA YLOR icone enced: ult Te be sold by AUG LON, on the ee Sees be dott aitriorction of e : the last of the river ice, for this season, before! chiefs in Mexico continued, and one of the d's | &4 and matehes lighted, te assert the righta and | wr Cie ee i bis Honsebold Furniture, co sisting of Mahogany Premises, on WEDNESDAY. 9th MAY next, | t iret day of “APREL. 1866 bs : . honer of the country Chey respectively re: nted | Sundries so .. : ; : en | sone wiade after the First diy of 2 2, 1866. : the week be af an end jpates led to a fizht between Cortina and ener of The country Chey respectively reoresented : pies.. ss _ jand Black Wainat Chairs, Tables, Sofa, Lounges.) at 11 o clock, forenoon, in LOTS suitable for) ~ ee ae tat i aes ; 7" ; i Canales. in which "Cottina was defe: t d : 1 A little extra hot-headeduess on either side—a | Hay, POT LOM cee cece eee cree cree wees 75s to RSs Carpeta, Bedroom Furuitaure, feds and Bedding | building purposes, as per PLAN, as under. |; OATS will be taken at the market prices for es 7 = by was aa ; eeieated ON i pte extra determination on the part of the SteaW,, POT CWE... ee eee ene ween one is 61 to 2s | China and Glassware, Cookiug Stoves and Cooking All those FIVE VALUA BLE TOWN LOTS, | old accounta. a Since the above was put in tvpe, w j vo aes ae) vn See and captured. | Ainerican fishermen, or a little extra zeal on thie| Puwothy Seed. 2... o. 0... le eee eee 15S to 160) Utensils. situate on the North side of Rochfort Square, | , W. W. LORD & CO. > ’ ef : 1 in xT . We under-} _ _. T he oticers of the Emperor's army, On} part of a Provincial tunctionary, would have ren-| Severus, ee, ee ee te 6s | ALSO formerly che pre verty of the. late How. Covynes.| Charlottetown, Jau’y 1, 1868. ~ tf 4 ; stand that the Indy of the unfortunate man/| the Rio Grande freely express the Opinion that | dered hostilities inevitable a a = $B. os ween teeees cess eee Bd to Md! t Gack proven Moree, 4 years old, (Salad'nj, good L a 2 an reer i eee eed cnddisteaceil ten ‘ g bas heen rc vered from its watery grave. the Frenc h ener © ul nee be se ithdrawn by} From this position, irritating and perilous, wr Wool. eres ae ol eee Is te ii 5 jin harness: 1 Mjlch Cow, t donble-sented Covered | 5 44 by inelvind euke office of : a BRITISH PERIODICA LS 4 78 | Nanoleon until Maximilian’s empire is a fixed| were relieved by the Reciprocity Treaty. Our) peach ay wt lene gees cece tere cess Ue ; r - +, inept a a be ae wa ony j : J WM. DODD, Anetion i S @ ; , 4 Er | wuet Gold 1254 ' fishermen were allowed of right to enter the | sary ratns eset ees eee eS ee ee oat Truck, Cart and Harness, Box Sleigh. | y on ‘ r : re eal uct. old 1254 } . "| Apples per dog....... ' ‘ Pike. £ an aineieliel 10 FORTE | Mareh 26. . Conser- | finest fisheries of the hemisphere, and mest ener ee rt at baie TT 5 31 to Bi) we. &e. PHL very excellent PIANO FORTE The London Quarterly Review ( ts

Tar Axcosy.—We have received the Janu-!

. ‘ " be : . | getiwally have they profited py the opportuiity | GEORGE LEWIS . ary and Feb uaey Nos. of this interesting} Matamonas, 1&th, ria New Orteays, 26th.] An mupertant interest has been fostered. A large HONG E LEWIS, Market Ceirk.

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The Edinbargh Review (Whix)

| . : a 4 , rh | « Ma zaziue, from the publishing h muse of Messrs. | ) I ~ —s ments —v eee at vee ——a po ee has — repo ’ s . | Aprile -.. ILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer. oe ped ig The Westminster Review (Radical) *~ Stral Co., Mo eal. ott oa con | Urthern MEXICO. it Jderais under) u we Lreaty un virtue of whic ese privi — bo fosiniguaepemeemenccicinenesetinenie - o- | — i i P i

; mag. 8 gues apvesibinana paid Marasizo were defeated by General Dowry. | ¢ges-have been enjoyed drawetoactone. On ih | i AUCTION s :, ‘ } The North British Review (Pree Chrireb,) a tain. some cleverly told: tales,.some graphic! The Liberle. reinforced bv “Trevoy. afterwards! (7th ef March Reeiprocity will come toe on end . | ° » 8 |i a Let 1 "a ie? Fy | “pe ee i;

i ’ ‘ eo ‘ < - mn VN ReAn .\ . , . = 3 } 4 } . > i. exctches, essays, and very passable poetry. Ii} attacked the French ander Baron Du Briar, | and with its dtr srsncncsest willewme a Fevival 0: | ee eo | Valuable Business Stand, llouse and. Shop er” - | | Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine (Try ). as aa perp bese dco st et kif Sah "hind mee ener Pomme! ace te mater ees ATFOTTON | AUCTION |) freee erry cou eee panion “for ee Bebelds Gadd the thirdey {” four who were captured... . Gold 4265. ibseky te , is in tnt tie = ne oe MORE Se? . | McKIEVER, Metebant, Crapaud. a | pue interest of these Portaiearee ear

2 : ruey ; a ae a _— ~ ae Pape ect ode ; idite, ecumenical ie rs-() oa cine IN y PT) ~ |.) © ecaageaders is rather increased than dinmdsh- and the pree is a0 mod rate (six ence sterlin ) Ne Ww \ ORK, March ta i ei ee In the oe ot aan rep rt of the! To q LOSE CONSIGNMENTS, | _ oe Sear eet ates a CHDAs. i : bas ved by the articles they coutairi oy our late Cisil

i lal 7 The Fenian Central Conneil held a meeting | baht of Commerce, they will be “ driven ont} se L ig* as > tine LOT. , ‘ i i inged with prejudi asto briagit within the reach of every yd 7 . <—- ai, Sr i al OU ok i al ae | fei: o'clock, am. on the Premises, A LOT 90 by.40)_. z | Var, and th ugh sometimes tinged with pr ner,

; itfin = reac ; o ais ry om yesterday at O'Mahoney head quarters. . An| fe me? at wey a 4 * ee ming inlets | Buy your Flour ‘before a heavy | fect, with the Buildings thereon, cousis:ing of al = = e they may still, considering their great_abibty and. fe Phe Argosy is » British publication, and its! envoy just arrived from Ireland was present, ibd salted” * Ail Vio ald anteundbe he, ee >| : ‘ a. 2 | PWOLSTOREY BUILDING, 36x 25 feet finished] |” |< | the different stand-points from which they are writ-. : centributors are English authors—several of and the deliberations are said t» have reference | : agg ee ee ras duty 18 levied, j for Shop aad Dwelling House; another 36 x 24) = HA |. | ten, be read and studied with advantage by- the a

aa - : . ‘ . at, ie tae he British | recur. Phere will be aggressions and reprisals: | eS Me - | feet. fitted up for Granary. Coauch-house and Stable, | : i yple vt this country, of every creed and party. them of established reputation. The Standard, | a an iomediate .e — the I — ) Our citizens, aecistomed tor the last cea years to ,'EMIE Subscriber will “offer at PUBLIC ' and other OUT. BUILDINGS, all new and in| = Lot 3 a oF ood 72 we, ee Get ‘

ee ae ; le can ane | rovernment.. .. .. vronto letter says that) fi-hin the most productive waters, will submit. | scenes aie saa Hee ' *y. good repair. This Property is among the best ‘ a hcuoegae . . 7 a S vay class English ee ee. “If the! eo, Lowry, of the 47th infantry, has been dis-| sullenly, if at all, te the exercise of Provincia: | ont “ os a a rane eaeucie | business etamdeon the Island, being in the ceutre | * a0 { 80 le TEnws prndigesss —

uty 1 - . cv os » + => + : 4 : ° ‘ oarS 5} +5 fa » ~ } "4 publishers expect their ‘Argosy | to bring them | covered to be compromised with Sweeney, and authority adversely to their i terests, and evento at ilo ek "A M ie 7 ‘& were <a aati een of CRAPAT = Me = af ‘ 1h ieee enti eesieete . Ae gt bd e gold, it will not be in the wi) of a Fleece. | it is even hinted that he has accepted the com- | thee own rigita, a they understand them 20) LB: e] FI OUR fi f: il 7 ovttlod Sock qaubaae sortien onan dneiiel an ort : iZ Lot 4 Lot 5 2 For any two of the Keviews sor eeesasertesces 7 0. while they traffie with such goo! ware hey | mand of a Brizade from the latter... ..The |“ This is a point tei be considered,” our Chamber | arrels 4 » Jor lamily erection across Crapaud River, near shipping ana | %| For any three of the Reviews.....+.+---+-+ 10 09 Se ay £ vite 0 i at or | Herald's special Washington despatch says :— of Commerer bar said, “ as bearing direetiy on the | use choice brand "| possessing every facility calculated to render it a For all four of the Reviews. ..... veveceere LP WO "3 bung the public in exchange for sixpences. | [t is underatood that orders have been issued *Ulyeet” of the exviration of reciprocity. That | seeks diene - | firet-class stand for business. eae Se ea ie Nie For Blackwood # Magazine..-...... on ardese gh OO The only doubt is, whether a trafic so ex! for the immediate fitting cut of a flyin the rs ee Ere eee eee 6 Casks KiEROSEN K. ALSO, ~ + a st = poe spe nf oir ae te

‘ ; . : Ps ie om ‘7 | getically te viet pen cur fishermen the pemulties | > Ary : | 1 ; ; tremely profitable to the producers of the six.| “uadvon, for duty onthe Brit'sh North Ameri- i a commercial on inte course. may Fail d | 4 Barrels A PPLES. _ | 1 MARE, 4 years old, 1 COOK STOVE, | : dl For Blackwood and three of the Keviews..-13 00 pence be not wo one-sided to be indefinite! jean coast. Various reasons are assigned for) from the action already aunoune-d by the Govern Vv M- McGILL, Auctioneer. - | + gerne: Patehe es ve tat 3 os ane OP ee rrra eee et res § pe indefimtely : iis a ‘ ae ee r ' : ve. , , o , : 4 ds. Tables, Chairs, ; O)| ~ "BS: ‘ ’ | this movement. Oue is the assembling of the! ment of Canada. A teiegr . : | | Wood Do Bedstends. Tables, C 1~ CLUBS: ;

a : . il 4 : : < | anada. eclegrapwic despatch pub-| Qnd April, 866... 4-4 x — = 3 ‘ r. , 7, | : ‘ t c vatinued by the shipowners who have invited it. | British W est India fleet at Ha! ifax. A nether! ished yesterday informs us of the oe oll saan ere : eo jis oer aud - oo une Gas ~ {° 1. A discount of twenty per rout. will he ae But it wil! be time enoush to croak when wel is the mpg a i Still es is - i | clamation a a tae alter the I7ih prer-| On Sale at Jow F igures, 1 Baftalo Rote, Glass, Tin and Crockery- 80 Rv | ' cnet Karat A he a ver wn ee wit

. : " gti mination of the ciprocity Treaty, and its ef | une © ne veseels owned and manned in ihe United | : ” 1 set Fairbanks’ Scales, ware, ‘ iN ' = ° aa AT be ’ one Greene, Faget in thet enege. Enough rT fect upon our fisheries. [ft will probably e jual | States of America can pursue the inshore fisher TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. 1 set Counter Do Cusks, Keys and Firkins,; | , \ seut to one address a orev pine eng’ e i" the present to say emphatically what is the | the En dlish fleet in strencth " lies’ within the territory of Canada, “ without »/)} BBLS. No 1 PILOT BRE AD, Writing Desk, Brace & nae tas. = (2 Lot 8 Lot 9 = o er Sar —— rewrite Ou, ie

= - ; . lies saat a ; st aii ; Linea thet pga MW ra) ‘ : sal id eda ra oced and a few pairs BOOTS, and the remainder of the j ‘| and eo on. ayable in Unite ates currency. a plain truth, that Number One of ‘the Argosy salt Fh Se Ol | rendering themselves liable to the cooflscation of 2k 5 Bola CRACKERS. ot GOUDS ix tha Geers | ih . ee

i ci », Vane Ri es | thelr veceels, and such other penallies ax are um- Boxes of Butter, “Wit Wafer and Wine es ‘ a eee ‘ : c POSTAGE. a> Sy " is the best first Number of a sirpenny Mage | SaTHotic Youne Mey’s Literacy : Ixst1 | pea d? by Canadian law We must, therefore, URACKERS, (97 a Bigeu: | _ Tenis or Sat.e—For the Buildings, a deposit of fH | When sent by mail, the Postage to eee £ tine that ever has been pudlishe! in this coun-' T tE.—In the absence of a lecture.on Wednes-| wake up our minds to meet the isane, aud pre. A few Chests auc lnitf:@lests TEA, an Sakon outlgekes’ Us = poten A a | 3 the United States will be but Twest¥ Four a

; , : a : on : sf % oa Cae : WO: . gud Z surity. oth: mk oe secs 4 rice ; “ BI: taal ; : : ry. We take the new mazazine at its word, | day evening last, the following question was! Viele fur te attendant difhi« ulties, without delay ss Foot Shree Wiioiecy ee : j sume euler 208, cash; over, a credit antil the Lat ; , ae a ‘ . Cen 18 a year for“ Blackwood, ead bat kiawr . : : ; . | We are justitied in asduming that these diffi " c Ora 43 77 o> "yen ; reall teint © 0 Lot 11 ‘4 CENTS a year for cach ol the Reviews. , and shall expect frum it the fulfilment of its| debated at the above Institute— “Should Great | . 5 do Pale BRANT | November next, on re WA, joint Netes. | Z% loti ot Lot 12 * ihe ee, ee oe ae Britain be he! a. , | Cue OFe Ont. Freneternend Grune engeciense! "4 do CRAMPAMEE HENKY WADMAN, Auctioneer. Reduced Prices for previous years, best promise. Meanwhile, it needs the cordial] Dritain be held responsible for losses sustained | points to the supposition that iu their natur. 20 Boxes CIGARS, 4540 eal Crapand, April 2, 1866. Yin Subscribe obtai b Repri te in me fippert that alone k sch sa stellt i during the late war by American commerce i they will become complicated and nnportant, In| 100 Bois. very superior EGBUR. for family ee) oa ee a Ce ee ' j d a " a tine 1008 ro a. = ’

pport that alone can make such a mazazine | one el hin report te. the Treawry D-partinent, Mr. | ' WILLIAM DODD, Hay for Sale by Auction. S88. die: | -s8R. 6m. | S3hate | |aeey n oo) cae eee

permanent at such a price, and enable it tu hold through the depredations of Confederate cruis | Derby, in view of this contingency, suggests that April 2, 1866. Sin *** Queen Square. —ROCHFORT SS | Blackwood from September, 1364, to December,