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AND

NEWS.

JOURNAL OF POLITICS, LITERATURE.

“This is truce Liberty, when Ereeborn Men, having to advise the Public, may speak rree.”’ --- Euripides.

| CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1866. { NO

VOL. XVI. ISGG.

B* the various Ships from ENGLAND and Steamers frow BOSTON,

L have

{is friend the Solicitor General (Hon, Mr. Haviland) that the

"Governor is not constitutionally bound to shew all his des- you. patches to his Council, allow me, Sir, to observe that [ am not aware that any one maintains that he isso hound. ‘ihe :

Hon the Leader of the Government (J. 0. POPE.) E.-cel'eney’s advisers knew nothing about it,

Yon. Mr COLES. If you knew nothing about it, Now. Mr, Gaairman, { say this des-

| HOUSE UF ASSEMBLY. 1

NOTICE. |

. . . . . | uk undersigned having fitted up, since | the tire, a STOKE in DowcursteR SrReeT, |

HENRY A. HARVIE, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER,

"nurspay, 10:h May, 1866. |

0% iy the buildin owned by J. D. MASON. Esq ,| Dealer in Hardware, Fancy Goods. &e.! House in Committee of the whole to take into considera-' ouzht tohave known.

i my Stoek of TK »N Me INGER) an!’ GENI udjoining the Stere of Messrs. Davies & W 7 A ad " . ; , : c ° } hat (}overnor acts im a double capacity. In the first place he sAL HARDWARE GOODS, and feel coutident | jereby respectfully informa his wu e vous f EGS leave most respectfully to an | tton the Message of His Exedleney the Lieutenant Gover-) pa ch is of so un/u tifiable a character. eonsuring the what’) | | ti f Her Majest 1, iv th nae d hut, for pr and quality iter induce ments to a ully informs his numerous cus “Ue : ; ane | : ; ; et : i . Bre 12 » | is the representative of Her Majesty; and, 1p a ; hesere cunnot fairts Adapter win inh tomers, In Towa and Coantry, that from and after nonnce to his many friends in town and | VOT of the 16th day of April last, transmitting to the Levislature as it docs, that im no other Provinee, could a h a | 1 of the local G an d h od h : ould e a" . » dee ah . : ; : ’ | : > a . - .° . > > > . .} . caii particularly the attention of intending ee will be carried on as here- | country, and the pnblic generally, that he bas re-| House various despatches aud papers. Mr. MeLennan in| Government have retaine | the reins of power fora single} *2. 19 he ee ee ae MON AIOE Tees os moved (with one-half of the Stock of the lite) hye Ghai | day after iis having been b -cucht to light Ludeed were | of the local Legislatare. We can imagine a great many HOUSE BUILDERS B.D. REDDIN takes this opportanity to return Firm of LAIRD & HAKVLEE) fromthe Old Stand, | e ubalr, day atter 1's AVIS - o . vo OO ' j r | eases to arise, not involving opposition to acts or measures thanks to bis customers for their past support and | Queen Square, to his | WIS EXCELLENCY'S DESPATCH CONCERNING ‘THE SALARY OF not the House co thin as tt ts, L would be dispoxed, on ac- | oes" ot . a 1 fo my large STOCK of NAULS (in quality wot to patronage, aud ty solicit a continuance of the same. | 7 ee ome caf avid count of this Despatch alone, to move a vore of no confi- | Of the Legislature, in which it may be proper. and even ne- PAINTS and OL a > ae Rear eer pete B.D. REDDIN. | Now Stand, Queen Street, | rue aay tenant avreRDeb, Fy) dence in the Government. The Despatch bears date the cessary, that lis Excellency, in his first capacity, should : ; Dorehester Street. Ch'town. Ang. 6, [86 recently oceupied by Mr. BELL. and directly The Despatches of His Excellency the Lieutenant Go- sth April, 1869; and if His Excelleney’s Advisers were hold private or co: fidential correspondence with the im- : ac ‘ +7 ¢ _ -_——- —-——— i alte » "Wy . . ‘ - * ‘a - ‘’ . . 2 : . \ % } ih i : Carriage Builders and Blacksmiths, \ | : : opposite the Store of Wm. McGILL, Esq. vernor to the Colonial Minister. accompanying the Joint, aii bdkibe ‘a ‘i ching ought to have expressed their dissent perial Government. Bat the case is very difierent with an “". ye > . ‘ . : lA y set paras , ‘ * wo : ai : J = . . < er — i is : ° Te Sy oXhe ee Sete sreet, ron WaSEDS ES< st SCy thes, Heving had sixteen years practical experience Address to the Queen from the Legislative Couvell and the from it by a Minute of Council. If they kuew nothing of Address to Her Majesty, passed unanimously by both AXLES, FILES. BOLTS and NUTS. CAL RIAGE in the above line of business, and having RE-| House of Assembly of Prince Edward Island, praying that it is a proof that, for more than | iiouses of the Legislature, and directly involving the

Maj Dari ‘it until the present time, Lier Majesty will be pleased to recommend to Par amen ltwelve months, they had not seen the Despatch Book > al ‘che continuance of the annual provision for the Salary 0!! 6 4 which would, most certainly, argue a most culpable re- |

AND A GOOD

BANDS. bDELLOWS, ANVILS, VICES

Farmer & General Public

wr OT Lie ASSORTMENT OF

}PILLED His ESTABLISHMENT, and intending

lto du business as much as possible on the

pecuniary interests of the Colony. With respect to such

a laying "Lools, an Address, [ cannot agree that, after it has passed out of

To remember that. as heretofore, HARDWARE | , CASH SYSTEM . ¥ : . . Pthe Legis: ; is Keeellene GdUDS. beth CHEAP and GOOD. are te be had} 8 BEER & SONS. : ithe Lieutenant Governor, and the Reply of the Colonial |) s.nogs of duty on their part. If His Exeelleney has occas the beads of the Legislature into those of His Excellency, a Brick Store, COKNER OF KENT AND Ch'town, July 12, 1866. lis prepared to supply wholesale and retail evs Minister thre:o, having been read as loliow: sion at any time to make a private complaint to the impe- his Council have nothing more to do wih it, and that His GREAT GEORUE STREETS Ex acm tomers ou the very best terms possible. | p E ' l rial G neenmel he is perlee:ly free to do so “or private | Excellency should be lett, by them, entirely at liberty to 2 — “ RINCE Epw: SLAN | rial Gavernme , ae oe ibe < W. E. DAWSON. ECUTOR’S FINAL NOTICE.) mr. Warvik embraces this opportunity of | ce SPwWSED IBLARP, hut he has no right to couple a private despateh | acu'ralize it, by a private or confidential despatch, shou'd

rat G, 1868 . he : GovexnMEentT [lovse, despatch ; ; D ’ 7 who have so kindly anscttaa Vien eee tw one) wth April, 18695. with a public document, such as an Address of either, of f : en teeta oS . ae < - al - LAND SALE. inttetown, Sadéléc. dawenned beink nbout te clon juexion with the late Firmot LAIKD & HARVIE.| = Syr :—I have the honor to enel. se an Address of the Legis- | both Houses of the Legislature to Her Majesty the Qucen the ee awe aren a a a in . j ee ’ : 4 _ [ie acccnate of the Estate, hereby call apou al! | HARVIE’S BOOK STORE, Queen street. ‘lative Council and House of Assembly to Her Majesty the} The Despatch accompanying sach an Address should be a | 20! Daving taken —— bat nn rée6 shoale either be

T° be SULD by PUBLIC AUCTION, | patnes indelted totes Estate to make payment on | Queen, praying that Her Majesty will be pleased to recom-| pyblie one. As respects the Despatch now ander our cons | forwarded to the Colonial Secretary, accompanied by a des-

w before the 20th day of SEPTEMBER next, xs | __ {mend ‘to ihe [imperial ‘ if t ’ | patch fiom lis Excellency, recommending it te the favour-

on FRIDAY, the Sixteenth d of ’ 4 - . anc » | . ‘ . w PRI Y. axteenth day of ‘Vv EM lewal proceedings w ill be resorted to for the reco- | Parhament, the continuance of the sideration, every member of this Comimitiee mpuat be well

r “ K undersigned as Kxecutors of the | thanking those triends,

will of WILLIAM SMARDON, late of Char

Charlottetown, July 2nd. 1866. tf

WEL. next, commences at the hour of I2 Chock ih +r j ' Rea » ‘ aed s 2 . es Purl 7 é’ Ta . < 5 cs . sia : a aie . ; fniatl seen at the Colonial Building in Charfvetown, | ‘' ry of all stuis remaining anpaid after that dite LOXNDO \ Li@us i q | salary of the Lieutenant Governor of this I: land. alist ‘aware, that the duty of the Government, as members of the | #le consideration of Her Majesty; or, in case, having wand b* virtne of » Power of Sale contained THOMAS DAWSON. | + . /* . fe principal reasons urged in this Address, are the . 10 | 1 ostslatere: with respect to the Address, did not term nate | eudeavoured to satisly themselves that such a recommen- tuin Indenture of Mortguye. bear dite JOSEP INSLEY > : ’ his Isli i 767. The fact that at) *“*o™" , % i ae . 1 ae » despate aa y arde i 5: a a certal Tin te — ane. bewrine dat ell Sick a Jo EI il HENSLEY. | istablished £820. ation of the lands in this Island in 1767 The ue oe | with their having caused it to be placed in the hands of His dato: y despatch was to be forwarded, with the Address, RRR Ae ee ee ed tna lartetetoww. Actrest TO: tee in | the time of the surrender of the Crown Revenues to the} ¥ ea Xolonial Office ; but that | by His Excellency, and having failed to do so; or His Gur Levd one thecnand ¢ us Wom vod on sinty- REMOVAL! 11866 SPRIN es GOODS | 1866 | Colony, provision was not required to be made in the Civil Kxcelleney for transniss‘on to the Colonial Olice ; ut tha SL lcast hacks’ dedtimbd te! sbaasaniopteto-themn:the ee es af Charlottetown, in Prince lend | sl EYEE Sal | List for the salary of the Lieutenant Governor, and at that! it was further their duty to bave positively ascertained | = g yryeey hake % ’ dsland. Trader, of the ove part; and Jons Morris ue Subscriber hereby notifies his Cus- | a Sepaer nore have p Ww completed time the Secretary of State informed the Licutenant ete whether if was duly forwarded or not, and, if forwarded, | eee an yrs 4d. 4 x e eape - am e Sur answer to and Tomas Moarts, of Charlottetown, atv resaid, tomers, and the public generally, that since | pingiy : " "S. Onin! ar come: per Ships | ernor, in bis Despateh, No. 93, of 27th December, 1849, | what was the nature of His Ex -eliency’s Despatch accom- - eir request he should have satu, © No, gentlemen, L will Commission Merchants, ot ‘1! © other | wrt: All the the late Fire, whereby his premises, on Queen |; te " allo a 4 Meint. bo - 2 Edwin x ($4), that he had no reasun to suppose that the Imperial panying it—recommendatory or otherwise? That they not shew you this despatch ; for I have thought proper that ri . sinle, aaamn, \eteant 008 saan of, ay te Strect, were deatrwyed. be hus remaced to that |e * , and Brigt. Helen Dacies. Parliament was likely to withdraw the provision made for inne ho such care or vigilance concerning the a a delik vit should be a private and confi lential one,”—then they a ate: een? ot pee ge yy sone, & S| buildmg eon Ab? STREET, next door to the y ‘ , . rvie a : ’ S wii , 1 >| i : | ut i i fiat piece of Land, being part of Towu Lat Num. | Pen NOUN SCOTT wor to th | Wholesale and Retail at their usual low prices. that service. : 4 ie admitted by themselves; and by wat excuses or cxpla- | might well have concluded that it was not favourable to the her five the Second Handred of Town Lats in segs or 7, 5 » Varriage | Tae Crown Revenues surrendered at the time of the intro- | * * y ° » - | measure. and they should, at opece have made a Minute of Charioveetown, and fronting on Queen Street forty Builder, where be is prepared to carry on bis | pp iS ; : sg dneti “ : 4 those derived from | ations they can hope to ward off the censure Cue to their ha) ’ ’ : ed roe ng Pah at ; rusinces in all ite Srancheeusecual. Hasine | | Hhds. and Tierces Bright Bales Carpe's & Woolens uction of Responsible Government, were bhuve . ; : : It was Council, declarative of the facts of the ease, aad expressive ae sage ogee a ep PUES GF MAES | : parallel 1 - og ‘o fi } : ke eee | SUCRE, “Striped aud Check | the permanent Spirit Duties, the sale | remissness, | am truly at @ /oss to imagine. it was cer-| f thei , . nk i ba cae nea tit e) » ect. and ch sale ce Oo anes . i “Takes (his | i cw ‘ i . ' . . . at » . . a Se ees re tae ote. | 6 Aine rom s : een en | Hhds. Muscovade MO: Slirtings. Confid: Nov. 12 | of Crown Lands and the Quit Rents, | tainly not the duty of His Excelleney to send afier the | Of their own senfiunen:s CO Corning tt ;"end Seve tm ited iar “ ae rere “ re spit new bats ve to teow a “ream te z; Sh a ‘ . . = a wa y 2 ° ° a : os . Brissy Robinson and his brother Goan tiles suend atu wipentdl of \Ginis delatidhine Jo sk | cane eee 7 : peexing, tral 1849. Sir D.C >which were together estimated by Sit} feader of his Government to Suramerside, or elsewhere, that it ands \ nmotiaies be wrpeaynped to Her Majesty’s ie ss il” wae ; . e) i ' “tipi es Ba i DUT mishel Grain > . . . “ ; 5 a . : es 2 ste: as

by the best WIM and Testament of their Father, | as bis Books will be placed in the hands of an [Chests and half-chests Sacks, to Earl Grey. | Donald Campbell to be ol the annual) - hither the calls of his private business m'ght have taken | Colonial Minis r. Tne regulation which author zs gach Thomas Robinson. deceased, tovethor with ul a proceeding is a good and necessary one, Lis due obser v-

Attorney for settlement aud collection ou the Ist wime Congou TEA, (Packages assorted Puints, J value of £2. 600. | bim, nor yet to despatch a messenger afier the Colonial

luikiings, ferees, improvements, rights, Ways and PopppPEe sire | Cases Rabber Boots and Hhds Paint Oil { i 2 s hi aced iti ) to lance w ‘ j A ‘ . , spparvenances to the suid piece of laud velunging | of SEPTEMBER next. fel ae es de, eae act IT wish that the Leusislature had placed it in my power Secretary, on one ot his pleasure tours, for the purpose of | ance would, at all cimes, preveut a Governor's successfully AUGUSTUS HERMANS, Gunsmith. ™ ners Soar lery, | recommend this Address for your favorable eonsideration, |’ . | endeavouring, by means of private or confidential despatches,

making known to his Coune'l, through either the one or the which, in the interest of the office which other of these gentlemen, the purport or contents of his right to bring under your notice. | Hespatch concerning the Adirss. No: but it was clearly |

I regret that the Legislature should apparently have | the duty of his Council to have respect(ully requested irae

| Cuses Ready-made Cloth-) Bundles Spring, Cast and ing and Rubber Coats Blister Steel,

Cases Millinery, fons assorted Bar Lron, Pieces Plough Metal,

Haberdashery, Packuges Nails & Spikes

or a} pertaming

are, however, Some puints, Il hotd, { think tt

> . . “e é ' oth, 1866.

For farther party niars cand onditions of sule Aug aot Ith 1sob oe oem j

apply at the Offic f Meservs Haviland & Breé ken’ , ow

Water Street, Churiettetewnu | From Liverpool, f ngland. Dated the 10th day of August, A D>. iS }

| without any reservation; there to neutralize or damage any expressivn of public sentiment, trausmitted through bis hands to che Iwperial Authorities, for the purpose of being laid at the foot of the Throne,

Aud, besides, | may observe, Sir, that I have yet to leara

“ Sitkeand Ribbons,

THE fir-t class A 1 Brig’ MAR-| «

JOHN MORRIS | g3ty = Linnuen Drapery, ' [ronmongery ! 4

on » mee ete 7 GARET LEAH,” 400 tena burde = aes . 2 2G ep?) 6p Abought proper to have reduced, as low as it well could, the | hem the Des ateh: and, had he de-

HOS. MORRIS. 2 \ L 4 irden, | Hosiery, Sides Sole LEATHER, : : ased to shew them tre p > ’ vs x .

ri iUR IS. Watson, Master, will sail from LIVERPOOL,| ‘“ Gloves, ee Currants. Crush- | Comparatively small expenditure incurred in connection with “nee do oa, $0, bate told him that then, it would be how a Government could hold their position when in direct i clinec ’ : : P

antagonism with their bead, on a must important public question ; although, it would seem, our preseut local Govern- ment have contrived and still think it constuutional to do so.

England, about 2Zith SEPTEMBER next. For ss Freight or Passage apply to Messrs. I). Cannon| **

J ( ) i N B Ky L, L, & Sons, Liverpool, or to the ownerr at Charlotte If ANUFACTURER of Clothing |v" **-! P wateey |

the maintenance of the office of the Lieutenant Governor. Amongst other retrenchments, | may remark, on the Legis- lature having ceased tu make any provision for the salary vi

Shawlsand Mantles, Townsend's HATS } and CAPS,

| - Floor Cloths, i CO. Bales Cloths,

ed Sugar. Flour, Epsom Salts, Cudbear, Ginger; Caska Baking Soda; Keys Mustard,Powder;

yest bim to forward, on their Minute of Council, ex- imeuts in favor of the

heir duty respectiully to reg behalf, to the Colonial Minister, @ pressive of their own views and seut

in alf ite branches, thankful te his frien W. W. LORD & Boxes Tobacco, Rais- | 4 Private Secretary. l j is Kxe i 2 h h vigitets vihien oe ) acco, Rats a, ; ; @ ‘ , n this case His Kxcellency, it seems, thought proper to und patrons fer past favors, begs leave to inform Augnat 6, R66 «© White andColoured,; ins, Soap, Lozenges, 1 bave no hesitation in stating, that a Private Seeretary prayer of the Address to Her Majesty. Had they done s0, t . it to Her Mai sat as Minister a sederell ° — ‘ ; : > ‘ . Wid ans oe . s* . ae ee AS os CE QUEEN ras Ke be | Cotton Warp, a, aa comer’ 18 necessary to the Lieutenant Governor of this Colony, in and caused such a Minute of Council to be torwarded to the aca ¢ . ie on adores of A sigfe 3, Hou of ound at bie Old Stand on LEW S , and | tice; Coils Manilla} »; “Bah “ge : ; é idee . ste : cS % . ; ,/a certain highly ’ se3 0 his official capacity, and that the salary of the Lieutenant | Colouial Office, they would have done their duty in the Loe

Rope, &c , &c. : ca 2 ave ' iva’ - ee ih. Governor ig barely adequate to meet the requirements of his} ~— tter, and vo blame whatever could. have attached to them Legislature, to Her Majesty, accompanied by a priva‘e des position, much less to enable him to appro; riate, od «,) oer _ i d His Excelleucy won!) pateb, intended to coniravepe the prayer of that Address, a sufficient sum to pay a salary of a Secretary. jou account of the udverge cope is Mu: Wish thee! and jn direct opposition to the views of his Council con- On my arrival here, in 1859, | found the Government then aoue have been responsible for that. f | cerning jt; and, yet, after the adoption of this course by His bound, by hustings pledge, to discontinue the very small| views, [ will move this Resolution : Hizcollevey ‘ proceeding at variance with their own views ‘ ‘66 . ic ‘ sreviousiy been app 7 i . ae: P i 4 — 5 , a tel ak re 4d., nny had previot v3 pes , tpy at Resolved, That this House is of Op mens that ne las a Government, aad adverse to those of both Houses of ated for that service: In conescquence, elieve, of Che) one were remiss in their daty with respett to the ospateli | : seg Lea knowledge that [ had brought from England a Private See- on iat 5 ? : } the Legisinture, as puanimously expressed by them, and,

of His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor, with which he |" y ‘ “ . bat De h Peal cil 7 eng se ann ) . : “— _Mardwell's answer to that Despute retary, on the understanding that the small saiary | have} thonght proper to forward the joint Address of thé two! alse: of Mr.@a v

ja premrred to make up all kinds of garwents, e:trust ed to bia iu the latest style and improvement of | faruivn.

EXCHANGE ! * Printed, panes | AXCHANG Kon BOSTON, and Green- aa etd

backs bought and sold by

coes.

G. & S. DAVIES. aaron JUST RECEIVED, Per Schr. ‘‘ Vincent.” from Montreal : ‘4,0 BBLS, No. 1 Supeifive Cauda

I. C. HALL.

Charlottetown, Jaly 30, 1866 tf

‘FLOUR, NAVY BREAD, &c. 100 BBLS. EXTRA FLOUR, | 50 NAVY BREAD,

| r . ' Terms Cash. Fatrinece at the Side Door. ' Qreen Street, Jatv & 18€4 NOTICE. A Lt Persons indebted to CHARLES

} |

the receipt

BELL, formerly of Charlottetown, but at) For Sale by I.C HALL FLOUR, : ‘ ae: e ey ; U ’ ow present residing in Auckland, New Zralan are | Water Street, Charlottetown, May 14, 1866 100 Bols CORN MEAL, wentioned, was attached to shat office, that sum Ww as granted Houses of the Legislature to Her Majesty, the Queen, ton-! of His Excetieney, i which he (Me. Cardwell) Sn7% t

eparture trom the decision of Her

‘or the period be was with me; ab the expiretion of a year, concerning tha Salary of the

50 Bags No. |} SHIP BREAD, he resigned his office on receiving another appoimtipedt else-

}

|

-

50 do Ne. 2 de, } 33 Boxes TOBACCO, 10's, } | | } } '

cerning the payment of the Salary of the Lieutenant Gover-) ym unable to advise apy é nor of the Colony, in not sooner ascertaining the natare 0O1| Majesty’s Government ° ‘pest ine z > . as bee ade ft ’ ' = Matesty 8 ,0VC cut, . mie vasa - and since that time no provision bas been m ide fF) the ssid Despatch, and in not taking steps bo forward a re- eat 73 dateums “which J communicated As You an my } the salary. . . . > : ~, > . ‘ | mesentation to the Colonial Office, supportin the views set al : jo: yi . For more than five years I have. in consequence, been de- os ae ; ere he 6. a sil Despatch of the Sih Bebruary last, after ! OW Ravin 5 , jorth ie the said Joint Address, by a Minute of Council. ; 1 with th ie te a a pendent upon the chance circumstance of a relative of uy | becowe thoroughly acquain.ed ws" t e conde nation which own haeing #e.n_me hia assistance as Private Seerstary { ilis Kxeellency bad passed upon themselves, (and { will not say but that it was fully deseree d), and with the steps which

hereby netified to make payment to the Subeeri-

ber, Attorney of Messra. Joun 8. McLeay and ses

Jous B. Cawrsent, of Haiitax, Nova Scotia, | 10 BOAKS Flat TOBACCO,

Merchants, to whew all debta dne te the said | For Sale by I. c. HALL. V

CHARLES BELL have been arsigned by Deed | Vater Street Charlottetown, May 14, 1806

dated the J6th day of mt SALT. SALT. _

Y. i DUSTIELS LIVEKPUUL

10,000

TCBACCO. TOBACCO.

15V Sides No. 1 SOLE LEATHER, 150 Dez. SODA WATER,

30 Doz. CHAMPAGNE CIDER, } 100 Boxes SOAP, | 50 Gacce OLARLT, (1. Tutive bedic.)

ot Assignuwent, jnstant,

j JOSEPH livu. Gulivitor Geueral (Mr. HAVILAND) LI cannot

HENSL ti : }agree with the Hon, ihe Leader of the Osposition in what

Another retrenchment was made about the time of my ar-

Charlottetown, June Isth, 1566 SALT ForSale by Also in Store: rival, by pithdraw: ad M .. . ale 0} : al, by the withdrawal of twy out of three men who had) aaiaielias ee ‘ - at 'y { . oN - . : : Lue regards as the constitutional vie the quest : ad take sontrave —thet t PRI NCE EDWAKD ISLAN D | Water Street Charlottetown hati 1 ehh 4 Casks GIN, ( D ‘Kuypet S)s previously been allowed as Gate-kee pers or Messengers. | oe — = PROS AAT rae hoe af he 4 a titel he had taken ia epmicargns their Vaie . = ney avout Se ears adele ex tlt | 1 Pun. Bourbou W HISKEY, | Government Llouse is only partially furnished at the ex-| he has brought before the Cominitree, The theoty. as re- vatisfied tu retain their position, as His Exccli¢eey’s ad- Boot and Shoe I actor y Administration Notice. ; a ALI KEY, pale & dark | pense of the Colony; the rest, by the Lieutenant Governor | spects that question, is this: the Executive (ouueil are not! visers, argues, L think, something more than a comma love i ! ae xt a v , | 2 ible ithe a ni Y ° he i 1c > * *hOs j : South Side Q@ Squar LL Persons indebted to the Estate o! heh oe WHISKE} , | tor the time being. The house itself has been of some ex-) responsible for either ihe private or the public despatebes o of place and power. Mr, Cardwell says, in effect, that he Sou ide ueen Square if JOHN GATES, late of Charlottetown, de-} 100 Bays SALT, (Liverpoo 7 | pens to the Colony, owing in @ great measure to its having | the Lieutenant Gevernor; and they canuot claim a constt- | has not changed his opinion with respect to the propriety of FEYHE Sabseriber would respectfully inti- | ceased, are requested tomake immediate paymet 12 Cases CHAMPAGNE, | been constructed of wood, Tam glad to be able to report) cusional right to see either the one or the other. Des-| the Colony 5 being durthened with the Lieut. Governor's

; . iw *\ Tx oo ‘ ose having leyal demands ayains * sul 7 = ’ Lp | i : 8 ari myproveme ave Bt ae it since | - ‘ - : ,

wate to ‘his ¢ OUN ry CUSTOMERS ee ee be "icdaahsJite pet me eC |. 40 Bois. Botued ALE and PORTER, | that cx nsiderable improvements have been ma le in ae patehes of both kinds are only for the information and con-| Salary; and it is not likely that he wou'd when the Ad- sid WHODESALE BUYERS, that he has en- | Estate, are requis , ees ed 2 Hids. ALE (MeCallum’s), superior. came bere, principally at the tune of the visit of this Royal) ide pati fithe | rial Government: but. all, zot warked | f bei

gaged Mr. Caries WELDoN fo travel fer hin, attested, to tue ae cohen Manes coals. om J. ROBERTS ECKART Liighness the Prince of Wales eA a ae gis us ia wee. ene na oe: (dress, instead of being sustained by the Government, was gui that be will be at all times ready fo fl ap egy F c oe Kut for keeping it and the Farm Buildings, &., in repair, ze Confidential are jaid betore the Luipertal Parliament: accompanied by such a Despa'ch as that which His Exeel-

; JOUN HH. GATES, Executor. Peake’s Brick Builducg, Water Street. their Steck and take theic Orders, as they MAY! Cy owy, July 30, [806 July 24, 1366 tt requive. For the FALL TRADE, he bas the + —_—_—_~

largest and vhoicest Steck of all Guods in his HON EY BEE.

| £100 a year appears to be now considered adequate, a sai | otvers are not, unless their being made puviuc should be ue | lency thought himse f ealled upon to send with it. Had — ees i mamma j hardly sufficient to make the repairs which Gaunot by any cessary fur the due cousideratioo otf sonie question of mo-) the Government maufally come down fo this House, on he.

y : ussibility be avoided /ment or important interests, The proper mode by which | i ainted with the iss f the Add line, ewer exhibited in this Island, and at prices Boston and Lk y, ben Colonial | ‘INBY’S MYSTER re su OER RPD poss! y ss . s : Pt } are : coming acquain e with e issue of the { ese, and cane that defy competition. Llaving the seule agency | — i —o MYSTERIES of BEE KEEP- In ye os ae Ss of - oe ee ae | the Hxecurive Couneil can expre-s their Views, relative tod diy stated that, after it bad been placed in His Kxcellency’s Be the Cocadinn Brrees UP. We pent a STEAMSHIP COMPANY. | PARGSTROTI'S Treaties on the HIVE, 004 | 9. UES tor thie preecut yea; will bE to the Est) any public question, is by Minu‘e of Council, As to the/ hands, for transmission to the Colonial Minister, they had Feit and Rubber Boots and Overshves, of Ter ‘EXE Steamships Alhambra. Capt. Pp A| . HONEY-BEE, nates for the pr it year, wil be | confidential Despatch in question, the Executive Council, | had bothing to do with it, bad neglected their duty, had

class, will be found couplete, of the best mal: } hue tae il : i Satie . ei ella ga a “1h pgerteener ae é ke ; i | : recry Acie tortins gamesbg The Retail Trade wiil, in| Nickersos, and ORIENTAL, Cupt. FM Just received, - ier cule at gt lation | ie re _ use, ae ; : itis srid, knew nothing about it, The question touching “never even asked His Kxcellency for the Despateh, and feture. ‘be conducted on strictly Cash Principles, | Ssow, sail agg toy ” from CHARLOTTE | 4 sat 6 dane J E'S LOC S 81 ar ; uard a aay) ere ee i ” | Such D spatches was set at rest in New i unswick, ip 1358 | were cousequenily in entire ignorance of its purpoit and : , f a rOWN every MONDAY, connecting with dif-| AURNETD, Froud. Meroe. 7 i her ade t e Lieute rove ues re Psa stl , ce ewe: 2a Despate i | but at auch prices a8 will prove most ada ee ee or Steamers to New York, Philutel:| , I may forther add, that the Lieutenant Governor dues not) or 1409, when the ate Duke of Newcastle wrotea Despatch ) contents, such au acknowledyment on ‘heir part might have |

receive any feces or allowances of atry kind 14 i siti i , : seit) . . . ' ) , : J ; o the Lieut. Governor, toe Kt. Hon. Manners Sution, lay-} been ace d's the . Ly my despateh No 93, of 26th October, 1803 (Q15), I en-| ’ n , lay-| been aecounted some extenuation of theirtault; butit would,

tageous to all parties por -ha-ing AN perenne in. | phia wud Baltimore ; jing down the prineiple that the local Government had no! pevertheless still have been held that it was their duty to ;

dveiied to the eubseriber are re qnesied to ake | |

Tl niats allaiiome New Goods! New Goods! | RATES OF PASSAGE:

Mmmediaie payment of thet Aceuwints. abd : } gue Subserivers have jus: reg wed, pel closed ua pun of a small farm of about 0 acres attached to} 4 gir . “ft ‘Lr . . HaTesS atts j . ‘ ” t 5 4 B y ove 8; snes Be (ee i p i as fi c } GEORGE NICOLL. = aoe a — " Forward. | L. CG. Owes, and Uxoink, from Britain, part | Government Louse, which was granted tp i789 ty Lieute- right to a perusal! of the Lieut, Governor's Despatcbes, pre | see that the Add:ess was forwarkd li they knew nothing % ~ ° mbih. ub 9 . 4 : . ‘ = low : ; ink? c Ts 2 ae r : > Cbarlettetown, August 27th, 1566. | Po Boston, £2 10s £2 bos £2ia lof their large and well-assorted Stock of staple | nant Governor Fanning for the use and accommodation of the | vious to their transmission to England, ‘The qatter was of any Despatch concerning i, how did they know that the j NOTICE | Halifax, 1 10s 1 hos lox jand Faney } Liewtenent Governor tor ever. | brought up. in the Leg stuture, Lext Session, aud a vote of | Address was transmitted Home at ali? Lf they knew that ; Sa eis a vats tae Sie de Cunso, - Os 1 Ss ios | Dry Goods, Groceries, | bt was with surprise that | observed from the Journals of wun! of confidence in the Government Was moved tor their | His Kxcellency bad written a Despotcts concerbving it, and i A . } . 26 6 7 ; . a io For further information apply to the Ayeuts. | & & the Legislature qEstract enclused), during last Session, that | having al owed the Lieutevant Governor’s Despatch against lit was their duty to have ascertained wheher he had dene | ibe Estate of WILEIAM BERD. Carriage CARVELL BROTHERS. | &e , Cry Cc a Petition signed by Citizens of Charlottetown had been pre- | lati lew B kU we Builder. deceuded, are hereby requested to present | —____ ‘ ‘ | SPAPLE DRY GOODS — Grey & White | ‘cd rh ot cel 1 would procure & portion the allowance ofa Bill relative to the New Brunswick Univer- vo or not, they should have respectfully requested flis Ex. the sane, duly witested: to Mr. Jous Scott, Sream ne cs ge Bla «| sented, praying that the Legislature would procure @ porn) iy 19 be sent Lome, without their having endeavoured, | eeilene wi : ia Kxe Navigation Company's Oillice, within three mouths CARVELL BROTHERS, Catena} a oo Sinead: Daseme, lof that ground for a Publie Park. 1 think it but just to re : y ; r aiMines co a 4 cities His Exe ). ceilency to shew r tp them ; and, had His Bx: elleney re- fram disie ; apt ail persons indebted te the sw) Es AUCTIONEERS Wty; Towels und Towe line. Table Cloths aud | mark that many of the leading etigens did nut sigu that peti- y means Of a Sinute v Toni , to neutraize His Excel-| fused compliance with their request, then it woud have | i 5s o TS t owe f, an eths me e j ° $ . ours Ge tocth w: ” sitar AC | GENERAL AG E NTS Publis Sheets and Sheeting. Ticking, Bags and} tion leney Despatch against the Bill. | been their dury to tell him that they would be obliged to | t r. Scott forthwith. us Dhak AWE! ‘ ‘oer . - 7° nee Cm t ; if ag ry : 4: . : aie uo Me yht : nto oe QEORGE f BEER , ro Wagesiny 3 Seurlet. Blue, and White Flannels; | As no action was taken on the sabject hy the Legislature. | Hon. Mr. COLKS. Pavey do not act according to that have recourse to a Minute of Council in sapport of the | ’ ' JOHN SCOTT. | Commission Merchants, pe an seg ; » | | crust that this attempt to deprive the Lieutenant Governor | decision in New Biunswick. The Hon. Solieor General | prayer of the Address. But th-y have done nothing of WM. E. DAWSON. DRESS GOODS—Black & Colored Coburg | of a portion of his land may not be revew: d. Apart from! has read one au hority in support of his views; 1 will read this kind; and the po-ition which they now occupy, sus-

‘Charlottetown, - - Prince Edward Lsland, AGEN T#@ FOR: ate i any se re : ae is A New York Board of Underwriters, } * LOTHS—FPaney Pweeds, Milton, Black and . ; oe : | Fancy Doeskin, Broad Cloths, Mantle Cloths, Boston Board of Underwriters, | Alpacas, Knssell Cord. ko, &e.

Eastern Express Company, KEADY-MADE CLOTHING —Pants, Vests, Fairbank s Patent Standard Scales, | Coats, Shirts. Neckties, Collars, Braces, Hats (Cowrie val Mines, Cow Bay. Cc 5. Caps Boots, &¢, va zed hs \ > : . SUN eS—Shawls, Paiefoes, Ladies ats,

Fishwick s Express. SUNDRIES sawls, Paletoes, Ladi ‘

Searfs. Ribbons, Paper and Linen Collars, Lace te CASI ADVANCES made npon CONSIGN

Falls. Hair Nets, Bugle Buttons and ‘Triumsines MENTS received, or when sent to their Agente | Lace and Muslin Curtains, Ladies Hose, Gents abroud

and Lustres, Alpacas, Burat hea, Alexandra, Cloths | uber considerations, the Farm itself (consisting not of 100) one jn support of mive,

spis iw , 4 Camlets, Barages, Fancy Checks, &c &c.

Charlottetawn, Angnet 20ch, 1806

‘ e 4 Clearing-out Sale! TEXTE Subscribers take this opportunity |

af expressing their thanks to their numerous customers and the puble at large, for the very generous euppert they have received during the past ten vears; and now a they intend CLOSING UP Trek PRESENT RUSINESS NEXT SPRING, | would mterce: thea that on and after the 2nd city of JANUARY, 1666, they will OFFER at RETAIL the whats ot their STOCK, consisting of

Dry Goods, Hardware, ond

4 Nl Tue Governor, Ladmit, may write | tained as they are by a majority of the parliameutary repre- all ee uatennie. * en ie esace Ga eg what he piesses ‘o the Imperial Goverament ; and what be | sentatives of the people, ts one which, L think, eannot be ial ‘ot very Teeilt aaa ren tenth ut wae Waye and is can | nes May be witbhel i from the knowl, dge of his Cxaee ’ | easily or satistactoriy defived. I do not pretend to be a particularly valuable on account of the privacy whieh | Still, however, there is a means by which a truly honorable | coustitutioval lawyer; but it appears to me that Govern- | affords. and independeat Guvermment cab cause all his private Des-| mentis at an endit itdocs not ex'st 10 preveut or to endeavour

patches be brought to light; and that is by resignatov. | (9 prevent a neutralization of the views of the people as

Toe Church Witness represents the opinions and jntelll- | expressed hy the Legislature. L support the Resolution »} |

I have. &e., &e.. &e., GEORGE DUNDAS, Lieutenant Governor. The Right Honorable Epwarp Carpwasn, &e., &e., &e.

(Signed) veuce of a large poguion of the people ot New Branew.ck ;! submitted by the Lon. the Leader ot the Opposition ; and, and I fisd, in its editorial columns, an article upon this) yet, L-am almost sorry that the question to which it has very question, by which it appears that the dictum of the given rise should have been brougit forward, 1 entertain late Duke of Neweustle with respect to it docs uot meet) the highest respect for His Excelleney, and believe in his with prac cal acceptanee iv that Province. [ Che hon. gen- | desire to alvance the true interests of the Island. The po- tleman thn read the article of which be bad =poken ; bat, | sition of the Government ts certainly a very peculiar one;

l Half Hose, Gloves, Belts. Belt Ribbons and Downrine Serger, 29th April, 1865. April 30, 1866 | Buckles. Flowers, Feathers, Hoop Skirts, Back

— | Combs, &e, &e. | Srr-—I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your

Valuable freehold farm for Nale. GROCERIES — Tea (an excellent article) Despatch No. 30. of the Tth of April, enclosing a Juvine Ad- dress to the Queen from the Ly yislative Couner and House

— oe eu present rked prices * ide ' y " ies ES : : s \ . iu . ‘ i as i pt , rm 7 re a Ee pen eat ihe vee that | 200d Dwelling Honse, Burn, Coach House. Thresh Phe above Stock will be sold, W HOLESALE | jesty will be pleased torecommend to Parliament the contina-| Church Witness containinz it, hy is unable to give it m/| to exercise due vigilance. Lis Excellency, in the Despatch, a al wi j i wai ta Cush ‘se Lael on a iny Machine. and all other requisites suitable for |and RETAIL, at their usual LOW PKICKS lance of the Annual provision fur the sulary of the Lieutenant | this Keport | We say the Executive Council have aeglect- ' states that he touad the Government bound by Hustiags’ OS ee et a an, cc” i a Farm. Also, | The remaind { Stock expected daily, per Ships | Govervor ‘ . 154 Ave ses an } F A uved Joint Notes at 3 mouths, payable in ‘ | The remainder vf Stock expected daily, per Ships | . : ; ad their duty tu not having made a Miuute of Council ex-| pledges se > the ! e "66 1B: 4 . oe ote , p One Hundred Actes of Woud Land | ty arrive. Tl have duly laid this Address before the Gaeeen, but advert-| ed their 7 ; u “ lav ne mae ii u ns x | pledges to di contiyae the former Naa of £66 13. 4 . cs t = ogee > . . { as wi Ve e Sse a esnpate 8 E.¥Ce!i- | «2 LY 7 “re , ‘ . +, » . - ‘They bave alae a quantity of IRON, STF EL. | in the rear. situate on the sonth side of Eliot River HEAR 1Z & SON. | ing to the very favorabie representation us to the resources | PEeSs!¥e . Weert peent {rom the Mespatenh oO xcel- | sterling to the Private 5 vesterae t = strictly Correct 5 : ROPE at CANVASS whieh they “ in well at g }ubont seven wiles from Charlottetown, and quite | Chart vitetown. May 28. Isis. 2 Seneca loft the Island made by both branchcs of the Legislature im lency, relative to the Joint Address of the two lloases o! it was one of the Hu-tugs’ pledges of the Government . yo ww - a a eal j P ot Meta x Hand : — _ Pee ae Oe ear a roale ae | se : . r rN - j (their Address which accompanied your Despateu No; 27, othe Legislature to the Queen, iv which Despatch be severe- | party, which, perhaps, they would now wish they had never onthe. ¢ apore ase aviile ' ‘ . hy above Prope ix e erth e notice » a ‘ | ‘ - . ' , ie } ged F They wou tect notify ALL PARTIES owing a sebeom acunaae to hed so ate * auth Freehold a (papa i A iL ecke e | the Srd April. | am unable to advise any departure from the | ly reflects upon the whole Legislature. We say that, see- made, Let them take eare that this pledge not pay £06 ; them, erther by Notes of Hand of Book Account, | Property, beinu the estate of the late J.C Wright. | | decision of Her Majesty's Oana te Wties 1 communicated ing What His Exeellency bad done, concernibg that Ad-! 13s dda year does not result in saddiing the country with ‘ of ttle . -apet * au si lime Tine il oe wive or two-thirds of he ; =< rw Ww ray . , espa : B ; ‘e é St. . . . ag « ¢ >) | ° £ : f . that they wut anttle theis oa “ te a es o Loe ag - eer os aoe ome W BUAVE RECEL\ ED pet Sjeam | % yeu in my Despatch at, eee St Mitna? last co it their duty, either by a Despatch of \ ir OW, | the paymeut of the Licut. Governor’s Salary of L100 a ener. ae tuete i “ oe ati) mitinetiotn o ae ie : ~ s se 7 i Soeillliccs ship : IA. one of PU TEE S cele-! 4 ° “" 9 “? 7 { . t uV ree nae 3u8- |e ? sous made after the First day of APRIL, 3-66 PaLMEM, eit. ot eenattt: eabeukiie Sl cee wari \PPARATUS, ad sai aa (Siyned) FDWARD CARDWELL. or Pa pete ot een! a! BARE, Leno aS mene | year. iain 2 OATS will be takew at the market prices for June 25. 1566 Tenia ; dome 350000, for manufactoring Lieutenant Governor Dunvas, &e., &., ke. ord 7 i@ prayer of it, They have done mai er, and we} ton. Mr LONG WORTH, It might all be very well . vid accounts. cli P arom a) rg’ it Pure SODA WATER. : ae tte ‘ | bold i das respousible for the Despateh in which the whole) for the hon. member tor Kiast Point (Hon, Mr. Hensle.) s W. W. LORD & C0. Beoxcensiom Pabies. ie ” aan ' Sana | Hon. Mr. COLES. Tiis Dexpatch of His Excellency is of the Leytsiaiure has been dircetly arraigned and cea-u ed. and the Hon. the Leader of the Opposition (Mr. Coles) ta "ha elot? - " sis This delcrous. * i . cool an refreshing |, : r " ‘ : ° . ; i _ Chariottetewn, Jan'y 1. inti " nme oui + Trees ol Soaicaee a antous the ‘the strongest that hasever been sent Home, by a Lieutenaui —We have bad a Governor who said he wanted DO private | jay down imagiuary cases, and to say how they, as Mxeeu- . NOTICE. " E. dD. STAIR, United States and British Provinces during the bot | Governor, in condemnation of a Joint Address of both despatches : he vetber wished to receive, uor desi. ed 0 | tive Councillors, would have acted with respect ty them, d a dbs or eer Oe I mouths of Summer. Houses of the Legislature. unanimously agreed to by both. | send any such despatches, The Govervwent excuse them-)| Such cases, however, were altogether foreign to that ther 1s requeste a) ; ' ut . . . rz | Ae +eRY eTORE i ce . ikea | ome . “ a shai fee se . , ‘ | : a ; ~ cada 1 a: tahoe She Oe LEGISLATIVE | om Kent Strect, next H. Palmer's Office. aa Our GROCERY STORE is pleasantly situated On | Wien that Addie-s was placed iu the hands of His Excel-! seives by saylug they are pot bound fo see this hxceijeucy’s \ before the Committee. fe Hon the Leader ot the Opic- . LIBRARY, previous wo the Ist Jane, be rett ned | scencnsipees P.! Kent Street, i lency, by a Joint Comanttee of the two Houses, with the | Despatches, Having a majority i the House of A-sembly | sition, in opening his case, haa attempted to fix the respon. - nat _ bes ae ip: is ier ce a /- Cabinet-making Upholstering, &e- O hand the Ladies and Gentlemen of the City who) request that he would te pleased to transmit it Home to b« | ‘oO ‘sustain them, they believe they are uot respuusibie tor | sibility of His Exce leney's D spa'eh concerning the Addsées Vine oT * i 6s aa ree © > on 7 . > . >} *: } Favs in tv 3 Pe- nm : i : . . | . a . . . vols of “Frowile’s History of England :" *Menoine * ) 7 teeeiion. 4 ees la Fas. Ware, | ltd at the toot of the Turove, it was expected that His Ea- pany ibiug. ‘of the two Houses of the Lezisiature upon she Executive ‘ ’ oa. ; Sh ae gs? ) di L. Aibetihie 9 * ; ception, arn ook nk of & é é vik, ail * : . ; = . . y : ' 2 - . oy ee? a en i = w FURNITURE of wll kinds made to order, & Mhevisnrod with choice SYRUPS, manufactured ou celleney oe his despatch accompanying the Addrers, woud Hon. Doi. Genera! (Mr. HAY {LAN BD). W fen he was Council. fis altempt to do so had, however, proved al- ever oles - Sire ise eel aw ‘ . ' ; . * . 2 - ; - > ; : ° . wee anne Sed * nent dv. Lodge's and from seasoned Stock. tue Premises. hs recommend it to the favorable consideration of Her! Leader of the Goverument, did be vot refuse to produce ®| together abortive. ble (tl ou. Mr, Cole-) bad —in OppOrt- - Portraits." do." Statutes at large.” J j : Re HUDSON & WRIGHT. | Majesty. Such, at least, would have been the course pur- Despatch which we asked for ? ‘tiom to the authority of a Desparch of the late Duke of o ic encead = = JENKINS, Librarian.) My Undertaking puncually attended to, _Charlottetown, July tu, UNO. jaued with respect to such av Address in any other of the) . Hon, Mr. COLES. Dyspatches, although asked for, are} Neweastle, bearing upon the question ia general, and which a g n . ‘ . ° ° ae ° : ” i : . 7 ; . et eoneaa — eran ‘ See lie : ‘ | Provinces. But, instedd of a despatch recommenda ory of frequently witbbeld in tbe Lusperial Parliament ; but Lhave! had been pertiveutly quoted by the Hon, Solicitor Gene: al le aa anata Coffin Plates Lettered. , , ro THE x ‘ . = naan wonbinp Stl¥ meds ie ihe prayer of the Addiess. what do we find was the nature! yet to leare that the Liberai Goverumeat of Prince Kdward (Mr. Haviland),— maiutaine4 thit it was the duty of the r -_ren r rs 4 yv vty - 4o- _ : tain abkba, made * ii? ‘hy i bee te, j > SVs ob wh mciebalh , 2 i io al edd : j > My _ Ie IN a ™~ i .e4 a | ow ALL. WORK MADE WARRANTED ~~ | t 4u0 Cedar Posts, ot the missive which wccom pated us MW by, uothing less {sleud cau be j istly accused o! ever baving dune se: It's {jeurenaat Governor to submt wil hs public Despatches to at oF ie. iy 4 40 ‘Tous Pictou large Coal. ‘than a diuvect censure of the Legislature, concocted and | wdeed true thal, 04 One OCce=lon, ID COW) lance with a de- (he Liperial GU vernment 19 the Inspection of hs Kx cutive a P. BK. ISLAND. Q o” c i 50 du. do. (sma do.) ransmitted to the Liuperial Goverment, by the Executive mand of the Oppositios fora certatn Despatch, they gave) Gouncil, and that they had a right to imsist upon being per- * . * . é 7% 2° ° : “—. . so HE Levislature durtng the late Sess on Z Givo Satisfaction. a en Pwr Couuel, But this most FR EPOIPIRALY proceeding ov the then merely au extract trou it; but the pail withheld was mitted to ¢xam:ne them all. ‘The How the soliettor tscne- . havir ih sscd “An Act to usvist Tenat $ is j ee Biotin — suitable fer 8 part o! the Kkxecu’iwe Was tepl secret 11cm us, lt bas pot | of ie pub. e¢ moment, having refei:ence umy 10 ihe Lieutenant ral had, ou tne contrary, utvued, tnost ably aud eorrresily, e ve parcbase of the Fee dnote, a” oes “to _ ' Hall Tables & Hat Trees. ' Sitbiiccion ik 25 tune | veen jaiily @omu;unicated to us. We have, la fact, founu | Goveraor himself, as they themseiwes fouud, two. or thi ex oa the couelusive authority of a Dospareh ut tbe late Duke "y ito cenen oot seerha Beeptiebon whe Fenant,) Feb'y 26, 1866 di is 4 Bbls Pogies, 1 Bait Mill. hit out, “Lt was only throagh ny having ob-erved, 10 lvok ryonee atier, when they oumd ute pawes Tit, L believe, of Neweas le, written expressly for the purpose of finally _ Méthe Purchase Money of bis Fucta— — v , ase 7 | Also --1 Mare, years vid, suitable ter general ing over the numbers of the Despatches laid before us, thes is the Despateh to whieh the fH. a, Solietor teveral bas deciding the question, Liat the Liewtenant Goveraor lay we The Commissioner of resis Toate NEW FOUNDRY. yorye:; Apply es IRVING No. 30, His Exceilevey’s Despatch, trapsmituing the Ad-/ alluded; for [am not aware that we, whee in posession of gydor no oflicia: or constitutional obligas Ou 10 sew any of es ie en ~ ’ r 6 ‘ : : { q : ' i . . we Us A hl el the privilege of egies Subseriber resvecttully Informs the | At Mr. DeBlois’s Office. | dress, Was not. us it ought to have beén, among theu, und | ibe Goverument, ever withheld even a part of any vther his [)-spaiches, whe. ber puble or private; to bis Executive oe the above recited Act, that he is now prepares’ to juhabitauts of Charlottetown and viciuity| May 7, 1866. | uy thea pong out the omission, that that Despateb Was) Despateh that. was asked for by the Opposthon. ;Cocuneil. His Grace’s dictum applied to ali the Desyaiches sanet sUCcH ase oe Petts der, that he is prepared to furnish Castings of, various | Notice to Mariners! at length sent duwn to-us, The Despatch of the Coloaias | Hon. Mr. HENSLEY. Mr, Chairman, 1 do not rise of a Lieutenant Governor withou! exception. Lt was usele-s “ er cit or j . : i . i . : ; c - 2 : — ahaa im umanner and extent Pp deseripuious = os OUNDRY a be Sth MAY, 1866 | Mivister wus seut down to us with the other Despatches, to epée.k io support of the Re-o ution which bas been sub-) for either bs bun. and jearved friend (Mr. Hensley) or the FOKM OF APPLICATION and full porte ar qyTty . ean T Me vd set | Fe ite * foie it Ne shows fo but the Despatch of His Excellency, touching the Address, witied by the hon. mewhber, the Leader of the Oppasition.| Hon, the Leader of the opposition (Mr. Cole-) to say that : : i a ' pins, KINNON'S 3 4 . Ship and Mitt) AM a Bente hha? a Ns , ‘ . . : : ol tagge ‘ : : : Chat arealnes a Oe aioe Crown ude oe Nahin 1A ne nif + ns ‘the NORTH CAPE of Prince Edward Island, in | was pot. This shews that there was a desire, ou the part) in the expectation Of 118 being cairied ; but simply to second | eases might oocut with respect to which it would be the a . war fs. s ~ ual . . - » = : | : : . . ; 4 . « mille . tte Pa ‘JOUN ALDOUS, Ke, tnade at shortest notice. eeieenaing'* || at. 47, Len He ae ISON. Hep. Col Sec'y of His Excellency’s Advisers, to keep it back; but now we it, und brifly to give my rearous for doing so. With re) duty of the Executive Couneil to insist upou seeing the per Commissioner. | MICHAEL Su «L Seeretary’s Otlive, May 3, 6 ‘have got it, and we hold them respousibie for it. {ference to the assertion which bas been made by my hon. (See fourth page.) ;