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We lacuna—As inquest was held an Wednesday lest.” Dr. Beer. eseei theCereaen r.. sOaust .esvieweithehodyei Willis. W a. painter. this City. who was intend dead lattw Woods.” it appeared in evidence. that an M BOII for I few weeks i. . “bushel” unsettled state of mind. a that he a. zl on Saturday last. taking with him the m of sslidvatrsetios. Search was made for at. .19 Wednesday. when a slasher of men start to range the woods around the city: and aisnest immediately on entering the woods at nelviders Farm. the unfortunate young msnwss sound. lying on his lace. perfectly dead. A gun barrel lying near bias. and a wound quite through the let! breast.istplicsting the heart. sotheieatty showed "to lass-er oi death.

Verdict-“ Suicide while laboring under tempor- ary insanity."-—Cum.

.lcsr received at Reilly's Book-Store. Queen Street. {a lot of Stationery. l‘spev Blinds. Room Papsriug. Prayer Books. Fancy Articles. etc.. etc.

Cheap Room l'speriug at Reilly's Book-Store. If Mr. Lepsge‘s lstestyrts d'npril. entitled "Tbs Ship‘ef State at Anchor. rides out the stores.” For this at all lhsboskstnrss. at 3d per copy.

Tun ,Qt’eatner ‘° Her Majesty." from Toronto. with dour! arrived at this Portyesterdey morning.

Tun Steamer “ Commerce." arrived on Monday morningflrotl Halifax. and departed same evening.

Jarrnnsox DAV]! having been released on ball. has taken up his residence in Montreal.

Dust-arcane oi the Stth instant. from Mexico. state that a bombardment was going on,sad that the city was in s icarinl condition.

We here received Johnson Jr Co‘s (Philadelphia) Typographic Adsrrfs'srr for April. it is richly cm- bellishsd with cuts nod ornamental type.

We were pleased to observe a quantity of West India produce shipping at this port. during the past week. for the Canada Market.

We understand the VOLUNTEER BAND will give their first entertainment tor thc season, on " illnnssoaouon Pants." on Thursday evening next. the 30th incl. at the usual hour.

The Ship ll’olmno. belonging to Messrs. D. do J. Ritt'hic. oi Miramichl. went ashore near Sea Cow Pond. near the North Cape at this Island. on Wed- nesday. the 15th inst. where she remains. We ttu- slerstand she has a full cargo of Goods on board lor Miramichi. Vessels'will likely he sent over to take out her cargo.

GOVERNMENT APl’OlN'l‘blEN'I‘S.

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His Excellency the Limit. Governor in Council has been pleased to make the iollowing appoint. meets. viz:

The Hon Edward Palmer to be a Trustee and Go- vernor oi the Prince of Wales College, in the place of James Reddin. Esq.. resigned.

Mr. Elias Hutchinson. Charlottetown. to be Chief Inspector of Fish for Queen's County. in the place of Mr. James McLean.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE: annx's Corrttrr—J. T. Jenkins. Alexander Brown. Andrew Mitchell. and Artcmas. Lord bisque. Charlottetown: Alexander McMillan. Wheatley River; Lauchlan McMillan. Brackley Point: James Moore. jun.. Eldon. Bellast: John McDonald. sen.. Flat River ; John McDonald, sca.. Orwell.

Kinc'c Covert-James McLean. East Point 3 R. B. Thomas. Montague; George Wightman. doi .Jullll Scrinigeour. scn.. 'l‘ou‘uchip No. 52: Wm 1'- Lcwis. Township No. 53 ; Darius 1). Clay, Duudas-

Parson (boars—George Miller Clark, Kildarc ; John Champion. Ferry. Lot 18; Richard Costaiu. Miminiuaah: Charles McCarthy. Sencow l’ond ; Richard B. Reid. Cescumpcc.

Mr John Ferguson Robertson. to be an Auditor of the Public Accounts. in the place of Henry llaszard. Esq.

The Hon. Joseph Hensley. and the Hon. Edward l’almcr. to be Commissioners lcr revising and re- printing the Laws of the years 1863.1864.1865. 1866. .

Her Majesty the Queen has been pleased to ap- prove the retention by the Honorablcs Jas. O. Pope. James You. John Lougworth. David Kaye. and Dunlcl Davies. oi the rank and title of Executive Councillors.

FROM EUROPE.

Latinos. May 22.-—Flcod and Daily. the Fenian

risouers. who were recently convicxed at Dublin. tsve been sentenced to imprisonment for life at hard labor. McClure. another Fenian prisoner. was placed on trial at Cork te—day.

PAR". May 2!.-—Tha difl‘erenees between the Emperor Napoleon and the Corps Legislatifi‘. with regard to the army organisation scheme. have been adjusted.

lancer. May 22.—Mr. Stewart. chairman of the Board of Directors of the An lo American Company. publishes another common cation in the London Times this mornin . He says the broken cable will‘Tbr repaired so ready for business in three weeksfrotn this date.

lmnctt'.'lay fl.—Despstches have been receiv- cd from Athens which state that two sangulcary battles-had taken place recently in Candle. in both of which the Turkish Commander. Omar Pachs. was badly beaten. His loss in copagcmsntsis com- puted at 8000 men. The great powers of Europe have again united in a petition to the Sublime Parts to cede the Island of Crete to the Greek Gov- ernment.-—Orders have been issued in Council tor the prevention or restriction of the ravages oi the rinderpest which has again made its a pearance in some counties in neglect—An Imper idecrec has been promulgated favoring the Protestant inhabit- tauts of Hungary.

Manon. May 19. (evenittg.)-—Tlie Lunsmbnrg qusetien’ists be regarded as anally settled. lor the limperer Napoleon and King William of Prussia have signed the treaty lookllg to that and.

Loaves. Ii. sweuing.-—Eerl Derby says olllcially that the American cation will be amicably ad- justed—Tits preposit oil's-ads some time ago to sr~ bitrasa the whole case has been refused.

Blunts. May 21.-—A horrible plot has just been discovered in [never basic for its purpose the aemssinstiee st King William c Prussia. and Count Bismarck. Several potable persons in this city are “Nina '3 l“ W~Numerous arrests both here ‘ III" ll m a “ been made ofp'ersess believed

' - in midi“ , i u is thought out: by these . I m”“' design basheeefrastrsted.

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. lay 33.--llar Hsjest the issued her loyal Proclamation dee’larln the Union of the Provinces of Upper and Lower v N'-

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“It.” be called the “ Dominion of Csnada.”—~ Appsoded to the proclamation la a list at Senators a tated by the Queen to the Upper lions” oi the

.asadsan Legislature. in acsmnlanc-gwidt the plow visions of the Bill oi the confederation recently passed by the British Parliament.

t Ilay 28, "atrium—The British Govern. tweet has made representations Is the leading Powers of Europe. urging a general disarming.

8t. i'stersburg. May 23—11“ ice in the Neva has broken up and is fast disappearing.nndtbe thIl‘ in now open to navigation.

Vienna. May 23. evening.-The Austrian man. ter at Washington has been instructed by his (lov- erumcnt to enter into negotiation. with the Presi- dent ot liesico with a view to securing the saier of the Emperor Maximilian. in case he should fall tntc the beside oi the Liberals.

won. Hay ".-—Slf Archibald Allison. the historian. is dead.

The Oak Reece which took place today. was won by “ "apple."

Ce . . May 2i.--The Fenian prisoner. MacClnrc. on being arraigned ior treason. made a plea of Guilty.

Paris. Nay 24.-—The trigats Jean Burl. oi the French West indie squadron. has been ordered to proceed to New York to take the monitor Luaderbrrg to France, The Jun lien is now lying at Annc’ polls. Nd.

Liverpool. May 2 i.-—Advicss received here from Iiong Kong say that it is stated there that the United States gunltoat .-lpsiiuclut had bombarded a town in the island of Formosa. the natives oi which mur- gored the shipwrecked crew oi the American barque

lover.

FROM T ill-3 STATES.

an YORK. May 23.-——From all accounts the Fenian Warriors are again about to take the llcld. in large numbers. for an invasion of Canada. A movement towards organization and concentration is general throughout the Northern and \‘l’estern portions of New York and other States. A tuss- sengsr has been dcspatched by the Head Circles to call brothers to arms. and 30.000 men are to be con- centrated on the border within a month. The com- missarist department is said to be well supplied. and large quantities oi army stores are already m housed in the vicinity of St. Alhan's.

Gen. Spear is to command the invading army. ()n the other hand. the Canadians are alive to the danger. and are actively preparing to defend them- selves. Thc Hon. John Morrissey has been at Troy. N. Y.. in conference with the Fenian leaders and it is believed llllll he has been authorised to as- sure tkern that United States Government would not interfere with their enterprise.

Diallich Noticcss. V

llnlloway’s Pills—Weak Stomach—The wisest can- not unumt-rats one uarter of the distressing symptoms arising from tnl‘vcb t'tl digestion. all of which might be readily disltt'llctl by those admirable l'illa. They re- more all unpleasant tastes from the mouth. flatulency stud constipation. llolioway‘s Pills reuse the stomach. liver. and our other organ. hcl mg digestion to that healthy tone which fully enables t to convert all we eat and drink to the nourishment of our bodice. Hence

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restoratirrs in nervousness. wastiu and chronic tlchtl- ity. llcllowsy‘s Pills are infslhbc remedies for iva‘

agreeable symptoms which render miserable the lives 0 thousands. 'l he l‘ills are approved by all classes.

The administration of Medicinal preparations in the form cfa lounge is of all modes the most. eligible and convenient. more especially as re ards a covert monitor. liranm‘s Ih‘hurht'al Nth“. or u h Lozenges. allay irritation which induces coughing. giving instant relief to Bronchitis. llorsenets. lnfiucnsa, and Consumptive and Asthmatic complaints. ‘

It works to pcriettion. Mrs. Winslow‘s Soothing Syrup. for children teething. is perfs ctly liatthlt-ss. It produces natural. quiet sleep. by rslievingthe child from pain. and the httlc chetub awaken as ' bright as a hut- ton.‘ it cures wind colic. regulates the bowels—gives rest to the moths-r and health to the child. Otflocs. N0- »iit. N. Y.. and No. 205 High ilolboro. London. Englapd.

mfifiifin.

At the residence of the bride‘s father. on May 20t

by C. Gist. limp. J. l‘.. Miss Flora L. Mckcnric. 6th daughter otJonalhnn McKenzie. to Thomas B. Bataan. both of Dttndas. .

DIED. Al Ti nish. Lot 1. on the 27th April. ult.. in the 221! year ot us age. William. second son ot Mr. John Prev too. May he rest in peace. is Mmtosuw. Br l.—--\'. Mac—v. KILBARE. LOT 2. Come visit the now broken hearted. And mingle vour tests with the ions.

The pride of t ir home has departed. Corns weep for the one that is gone.

The light ol his blue eye has faded. From his pals lips lull. no breath:

The ringlcte l’tll fair brow o'ersbndwl Are wet with the cold damp of death.

He knew that his moments were numbered. And waved at: adieu with'bis hand.

Then sank down and quietly slumberud. To stake to a happier land.

The ills that befall os to-morrcw Cnn never give in to him there;

list is gone fromt is vsls of sorrow. Temptation. sin. trial and care.

The cold earth is placed on his bosom, ‘ I . And there wild flowers will bloom:

‘Tie there the sweet duty will blossom. And s catter its leaves o'er bts tooth.

The long. waving grass will soon cover The grave new with fresh earth o'erspl'ssd, And the birds of the air they will hover. While soaring o'er his narrow hml.

The soft winds will murmur around him. And the ai ht dcl‘e will over him creep. For the Ange of Death has bound him And naught can arouse him from slec . 0f Measles. on Thursday. the' ldtb last. “in std J obn- con. Infant son of Mr Pet Oswell llead aged 4 timings and thka‘y‘si ‘1“ r w" ‘ m ' weal c i are y M a. To join the hosts shove: ‘9 Onsday we hope to stsetwihshseu And ,slng "dust-Mime ‘ l y awestbabe. then‘rttreeifrqll werdly tell. - From sin. and cares. and strife: r We collect stcnrn. for than case Of everlasting life. ’On blay 23rd. of Consentptios. Jewset. eldest daughter ol Alenssdcr bleliinnon. Heiress. aged 14

years. At Georgetown. cabal ‘ last. Alfred

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Keys. third and youngest son 0 Themes Owen. . a'gad ll years and 5 south.

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' 8” . . . . years. teach _ .

a he. and blew Brunswick. under one Govern- 0' mm“ “a WWW. » A.“ .. ‘ tioaefwhs-hshsslgaiurdludm- curl» the “he-rib" is

these i’tlls are the surest strongtbcners and the safest

paired appetite. eruptions. and a multitude oi other dis-f

‘csvevysi‘ .lsltdse set «It

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“Kunming... "m" N . "" ‘.........-- were f" "a r. at ' " 53%.?“ t.

aldeaess. The deceased iraww “did-Om widow and nine children to mourn their .o—C l. P. At has 65. A 3rd. literati :lsrzlt'a. I‘ all r. l‘ssrirh Heavens-t the-- , rsr . uhhsst Mgbse Olessoa. (‘ite'r‘ry Valley. .- u '~ -

At Charlottctown as at In Win tits-cs of sin weeks. IrJntnes Inky. '. ell! all inhabitant of this (thy. is the year at It age. - v ‘

tits sitcoms ratnxmg - . . I '0" q: . Perry Dons' vegetable Taill'flllicr.‘ I? We have but little easem— se .thc lye-pat tspgssd statements of lhe proprietors advertised med- tccstrs generally. pinion. uniforsaer y a

1-- ""tiv'tsotus ac tfsrthesslsefthe H Irv-h Ass-

4 sin works.‘ i. r ‘d'.ft lieu-rd f”— *

wsssp ‘ teasers! lathe _ n sunsctnuna use scar uncuvnn not. warm albwhs have m T

com" 26‘ 3512303.

Israel‘s llllc flatten Isak.

pvspsml to receive orders In al the Heathers. in quantities to suit purchasers.

cy new" w. uni. Published by I... a shepsrd.

Basics. ' For sale alter the first of June at all Bookstores in

Charters-ten. Gh’tuwa. Maynard. 1861. city papers

sun! ‘ mm scent:

arm a Lanceonsxrtrv at . _ Ihimags' purple tp'p BWNIBD'. Green tap “

anv Dtvsa’ Passe Krupp. that it is ,ves-ylvalesltl' article. and one that it weth well r roughness- held to have at hand. in .el hvn' reside. W'- disrrhws. Qseutry. e . fever and the but of diseases. Internal ed internshfimtis ct! to cure or alleviate. , st article of less ‘rrcr as- tnsaed to such I popslarlt and entertain

«tins-tea. It has teevcry cart. avenJltO Inert route. of the known world. lass-is. with it its M2“! “inland!!! nor: out than those Dish. “ ray‘elest.” crew II drngyish. that the sell :orale this lion than any or al others. with“ tits W is con- stantly increassag.—8susc (inseam,- THEU. “RWY. General Agentfotl’. BJsiead. : _ _ . A“

so. is in:

An Ensure“. Wests Nucleus-«The combination. of ingredients used is making Brown‘sfi'erniifb e Cout- tlte is such as to give the best possible ell‘ect wi safety. Much sicknesewitb ehildrpn as well as adults. attribut- ed to other causes. is occasion by lsyn-rue. Brown‘s " Verniiinge Comdte "sre ell'octual in dpgtrcyiug warms, and can do no possible injury to the most delieste child. CllltTltt & iluowrs. l‘mpriutoa._8e York. acid by all dcalcrs in Medicinal. at 2.5 cents a on. . May 15 lm ' . - .. ._...... .b 34.. .— 'Wi‘ 3m attainments. ~

A Tea. Party "

\ "J. be held (D. V.) at or ads! ‘St. “31138 BAY CHURCH. on the lillt asy‘eerLJn ntd of the Funds of the Presbyterian Con re stiotf‘lhcre; ‘ By sutbor‘it'v o t Trnfises,‘ MONTAGUE Will-‘13. Ad

__ltlsy 29. lfldL—tli ' ‘ h IRAS'J‘U “.111. i lCll AND \Vl-il.l.'—WATERED PASTURB for CATTLE and HORSES. but no responsibility for accidents. to be bad of ‘ ’

JOHN A. MACDONALD; Donsldston. Lot 3'». May 29. 1867. ' Girls]!

Summer Arrangement.

Tun name an the UMtcddliitigdoth. , tho n'lghborlng Provinces. United States. he... will. until turthsraetiost be made up and torwarded from the 0's.ch Poet out». Charlottetown. as follows. via :—

,s' . For Canada. New flruaswick. and tbsilnlted States; via

A.

FRIDAY mornings” o'élockw V For Kovn Booth.- vie tPlctou, ev GIONDAY and THURSDAY morning at 9. enduvla rule-every WED- NKHDAY and FRIDAY evening at lc-‘cloek. "ails for Great lintsin.-Nswfossu‘dlsnd and the West Indies. every alternate MONDAY rno'r in at o. and every

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Monday. )9le 'Mcndsy. ,Jnlyl Wednesday. "' fl " “‘ ' We sedan". 8 Monday. June 3 - i M av. " u ‘ Wednesday. ‘0 b 'Welaesdsy. “ :7 Monday. “ l7 ‘ ' Holiday. “ IO Wednesday. I" lta a: . » -.Wednssdsy. " 31

‘ T. OWEN. 1‘. 3!. 0. General Post Office. Ch'town. } -1' ' May SI. lDCT.‘ ' ‘ " v‘ ‘ ‘ COPPE R 19.6.. T.

ill! svesén‘wtn‘ i'sopticoesd'l'ny on hand a supply of‘ ~ .; . p N ~ I Tm a: Won-outs cuppa Pat-t. ' an article which has given the whalutlafac'tioa to all who have used“. It possesses supesior ‘ tiles (or else- tnslly preventing the scoutnnulstiostofa bitumen such as \l more. llarnecles. Grass. he” on eels or Boats. when properly applied. t » . .

_ . - » r..~c. lush. Charlottetown. XI! 23¢ 18".» .-,- ; ,’

Fishermcn’s. is”...

IE SUBSCRIIIRB is prepared to farhleYt' prom ti ‘ to FISHERIES. at reasonable prices. all 3»; Ub'fi'lll‘ necessary to prosecute all the diflsrnt brsnshs of “51118

waters. such as

Felt. ‘ , um. _, angels. . . $10M . . 'o u. r . trans. . Clans. '. .9 PM? . Mackerel nooks. page. : Cod do , ‘ p ~ ', Mackerel Lines. ‘ ‘, MOM ‘, , ‘ Cod do ' hilt, _ ' Mackcrleigs. i to. -* ‘ Cod Leads. ‘ Ucfle, ” ‘ Cotton Durk. ll :

Do tlsil 'l‘winc. Mn sea, . ‘

H ‘ llsitflnives. :’ V" " KW". ‘ f' ’ ,

Splitting Knives. H Pleads. " .l g Rape. . s lanterns. Bait liesvavs. . . 5 Reason“. Clsmqhoppsrs. . m. ‘KM Uilclcthea. , 4 p in .‘Viaegarg, . 'ets'Wsstsrs. .. htl.. tel. 8c.

3.. u t « . lis also‘pesseeess excellent feciltttse for lNll‘BC’l‘L‘m and PACKING Macintosh on other non. .

_ I 1. chasm. Charlottetown. Multluiv . ‘ , .

PUBLIC LANQSH I ..

w. the Emu. of so lid-seed Cunard. was... Cunard. Esquire. and Joe. Montgomery. Seq. '

mun some. .

To Tenants and others, holding Land on the above Estates.“ ' ' ' k in" '4 1 hr. 3" WHEREAS scpvel sermon- heve .ne tested to avail themes ves the Prerldons the Land l‘urchastpj Act. and bpveitom the RENT d e on e r respective : s m lizrewlth l‘lNAlmrle “Brittle: the stnonnt of Deposit Money. whole amount ol- i’urchsse. orths

id into to Odes rations, to lie. on viii . £3:

restssw «this may“. MAY-

' ~ .‘el «11‘ .‘ Owing to the_ bad ol'llsc the time for paymentisvcxtctttlcd tintilthc is. day cf,JUNE next. v ' I

30!!! “40083. “mission”. " In! 2:. test. a.) - a

“ uxnnn run PATRONAGE or ms LORDSillP

Slit-disc. every W. lNDAY evening at “o'clock. and every

alternate wn nuns-nu evbalagmt c o'é consonant .

*0 “W "i F"? .

carried on about Prince “will Island. ‘l‘d in the

l Bard cf Avon's Perfume. in a nest Boa : Sydsnhsns .P-au . dc Cologse. Treble Lavender Water, ' Flowers. Verbm Water. Tween

“tract of Lime Juice saggy!“ for making the Hair ' son'and'glesey: ltoss Mr. an improvement oil ' Violet Powder; Bloom at Mitten. for the Complexion. ' ‘ Depllatdry Powder for

. for evening parties.

normalise

The " “"3.” " r dirt-ileum

REX BY‘A. HARVII. Queen Street.

1867’

1837'. “‘1“SI’RIN‘G. " KENT-53221

CLOTHING STORE. ' BI has for sale

Black Brondclotlts and Docskins, Silk Mixtures and 'l‘wccds,

fluitable for Spring and ansner we’sr. his will make them up for ames. la want of Bummer suits of Cl ething ehhap for can or approved credit.

Also a superior lot of

V Ready-Made Clothing,

H'snbfnflurcd on the proteins under his own immediate supervision. Parties in want at a good substantial article. would .do well, to give hint a call. before purchasing 'eltrwh‘ere. P. muons.

ltay uni tsct.

BA-ZA A R.

THE BISHOP 0F CHARLOTTETOWN.

‘HI LADIEB OF THE CilXGIBGATKON DP. NOTRB DAME intend holding a

BAZAAI}, lathe ,Uppcr Hall of the new lsrket House.

‘ OI‘IAR LOTTETOWN. 01f .

Tuesday. the 11th June next.

for the purpose of realizing funds to erect an enlarged 1-1.. tabllshtnent to meet the snrrcsscd Educational demands of “Colour. A large and varied assortment of useful and fancy articles will be ofl'sred for sale. and Refreshment Tables will be provided far visitors from the country.

List of Articles in cannedt'ots wills theforcgciag Bauer. to be sold by Lottery :

. Drswtagtsem Chair. . A l‘ric Disc Chair. . The Screen. mounted. . A Bride's Workbon. .‘ An embroidered Toilet Bet. ' lob Cushion. ' China The Bet. ‘ ‘ ‘ ' . A Child's Dress. latest fashion. . An Oriental Bead stlc'. “ 10. Foot Stool. ' . ll. A Leather Frame. 12. Fruit Basket. l8. Flower Basket.