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ee teeaiae Sateen ee a : = “rs — ae ee ea ee s! See ae : : ‘ r , hat emier: " —~—- wee ee SS TS rently drowned | chant who can reserve his goods for cash eustom-| ment, the defence question, and in ee The Toronto Globe — that Be by the ~aale ate Se i eo 5S alas reone appare a : ; nesensl ne tal Iailway t hie roe ia : “rs have e j ~d ¢ » ee : i | sibility reeta—those who have children grow- | the mode of restoring perso! pl he Go-/ers, and get his out-standing accounts settled, or! therewith, the Intercolonial Railway. It had be-| Canadian steamers have been swindled at Port. pose of their lands to taavidual (enacts over a nam ber of pounds to the Agent found | sibility ‘he law already provides for the This matter was published, by order of the Go- : : it of q | Come & question of Imperial policy, and his co- land out ef 85 charges each for pretended pass. : i, nt sa aaa As | that they had only some 7s 6d or 35s. in allj/ing up. The aw -” . ‘ a = ‘Ned his matte } : HW the Island papers the | the tenants who have enjoyed the benefit of a delegates and himself were going to England to | : ae ike cedihd iM a 3N4 ' : 636 . : s anon, f ; ede . ney ‘g ed. n : ‘ ree} t he steer eid cE ° ’ ae , * reve ’ " ; 7 , snestion sheald noe be to pay. and had come home with money in ' su ppre ss! n ol thos Ge ° ; ey mgr vernor in Council, we @ generous credit between seed time and harvest, urge the question of defence, not for anada ports, which, however, ing more than SS ee hy re é itheir pockete. | would ask if that is no} When a Consta le is eee BES atone to |" Protestant™ included. I during a long winter. It is net pleasant to | alone, but for all the British North American | receipts for passport fees exacted. The charge i earte shal! gi y suppor ters spor ses that he : a sah se a ‘ing . asi : ; ; , : 3 : oan le one of party, l yall give my pt t boen? Others a rain had their rents redueed obligation to re port houses that | knows to The February item of £23 {8s Od. which s¢ ag an ; i ‘ : | Provinees. On this question of dete nee, all the of five dollars was payable in Ameriean currency to the Government io the purchase of whole trom Ls 6d to Is an acre. The Tenant Union. be selling liquor without license. That is a ’ ’ temporary so much, was reflect upon the state of society in so small ®) Provinces must be included, and in order to de- | En lish ial ‘ a9 ’ ' et t a . 4 hs iii sailed . . e ary vis : . i . it , y ~ , Townships on the terms I have suggested.) pag gained a fuoting down on the St. Mary's good provision, but much depends upon the! to have alarmed our conte] riuting statistical community as this, where any considerable num- fend ourselves properly we must be united unde: jand where an Eng gn was tendered ne ~ t - } ‘ .41- P 2 “yy > : vo ' 3 I: is tl luty of the Government to as-is'|road, where the land was inferior; bat | character of the people themselves, made up as follows :—£15 forp t ber of men could be found to adopt such rash one government. The treasure and resources of'| two doliars in greenbacks were returned—thug ag i ne ’ ‘ ’ x = ire . . : . , > ; » (Thes p & * ; | 2 " inee . ately es » , j ° 590: % he | ‘ f ti roceed constitutionally, though efforts had been made on Lot 4!, yet} Hon. Mr. Waker: According to that} turns for the Land Office. (These return | l ruinous counsels. And we will, therefore Ra ae ‘4 porte? ge - eee taking the gold dollar af pabilling or tap lena the League if they proceed con ety 4 ae . nt i als ‘yaminer | and rune “1B. , ’!| properly applied for defence, except united unde . : th tepan's of Mr Hlaythorne did in they did not sucered, as the tenants there ap- clause the best hous 8, - ke a in the 1M were in the hands of the printers of the Examine r ve the subject for the present, trusting that Dah inotieetaonl ae ae all let cameths of the |than its value. They were not allowed to g0 to : © tenpan's 4 . - ation a % » “ toy » | 16 ; , - ’ . . th ir de ings with their landlord | peared to have very little cause of complaint. | eligible — Seg ie . ‘ nd te Sa ‘office, who were engaged upon them for rit isting agitation subsi ies hich can | Confederated Provinces can be brought to bear | the broker for change. They were kept under their dealings wi el " . Some of them, Liam sorry to think. are unable Sons of | —oeerd an¢ Got - E ars sesnate olliiia Metin of Assembly, and whe | when the existing agita " a | upon the point where the attack takes place. It | military guard, on board the vessel for forty hor ‘ Mr. Howat —Mr. Chairman, the re-! to avail themeclves of all the advantages of | might have z pr op eta "we peeuhaed ales ! ties that eould print them at | not be long continued without disaster to many) i, peyond doubt that the Imperial Government d fi bide n even the privilege of sree ‘ I. ’ . e@ Ww ecessar on > ly parties ay ae . ‘ ." = 7 Cee un orpidde m ” maras which have fa'lea from the bon.| the measure, but | believe that the great | and per ver thie cman a on oe arte d there was no se-| persons engaged in it—a better feeling will gene: Loonehiers the Federation of all the Provinees ab- | ®? 2 : tol oon, Upen lead f the Opposition may be in eecord-| majority are in a position to purchase ander | they might be, for L believe it is the obliga-| the time they were wanted, ‘as th 1 il amongst the tenantry; and steps|8olutely necessary. The resources of one Pro-|deck. Some of them were old that if they aa -arte ) rye { a of » " Jy * pial A a] Pre , revail ¢g » ry; an : ’ : J - iz earlier ¢ ana t PE ie ite’ provieione The terms which it affords; tion of the members of those societies not to| cond copy, and they were printed at about one | rally y : ! £ wa Bi tee 1| vince alone would be too small to resist attack, | not pay these fees they must either return to En- ance wtih the views of many hen, members ‘ . ca js a } icense. 7 . a aia i av he take o secure for them, by legal and) “_ © united very cres ssistanee e% . ‘ — th 4h ;,are fully as favorable as those granted by | grant a certificate to obtain a aaene i third of what they would cost ifa new copy could | may be taken t ’ | but when all are united very great assistance can rope or go to prison. Forty-two immigrants bat I cannot egree with the smoant o Mr. Havthorne to his tenants. True, the} Hon. Arry. GEN Phat is the very inten- inted by the Queen's Prin- constitutional action through the Legislature, the) be given, and when that has taken piace there f : Ned t an . i . se ’ i ® a. » 4 -_* . -— ‘ . on ray o “ guarantee which be proposes should be mde | ot od 128 6d an acre; but if the last| tion of the act— to place it in the power of| have been made, and printed by hesame|accomplishinent of their wishes—a release from|¢an be no difficulty. The delegates were going | were in this way, compelled to purchase “ pag. by the Government It wight operate as - ; i roe b not paid, the whole agreement | two-thirds of the inhabitants of a district to| ter at the usual rate of charging, because the —s : ' P hold t to England to urge the construction of the co ports” before they were allowed to land or pro- . : . : = ay instaimen 6 hoy pata, tie i | 2 ; li al - » oo . als answered, | the leaseho! enure, | Intereolonial Railway, as the construction cf tha ere ’ class legislation, and monies might be drawn ie broken up. Another matter is that any|close a tavern no matter what coe ee type that was used for the Journal . oe os eee oe shia coaauenine ied the dehencoot ceed upon their journey to Canada. | . ers . ~~ » ' rc TOTR. § e a ” wha " ” me oe > m the Treas » purchase of lands| amounta which his tenants may have paid | may act from. If the householders think, with some alterations, for the Land Office werk.) ; = gui ccna nigeria: vin: seen nneneirer.|anahet “pe ek $0 The Yankees are always ready to “ turn an ho. Jrom the Lieasury tor the pure _ 20 he lgment that there is no ne- ‘93 123.| THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT | British North America. of inferior quality, tworthirds of the nominal! him since 159% can ae eee eee t > ipa art ay district, they may| The balance required to make up the £23 15s. Cn LINCOLN i -<<mr--- —- nest penny.” } erie O87 9 59 ; , i » . | cessi tavern it a district, they mé : . ice ANCOLN, : : : | rent, where such exist, previous to that time , | cessity lor a ’ ws. Balle oo Ce * the Land Office, , ‘ ‘ price of which would be more than the | "I . a cok »le arr ars pt to be paid up usa prevent a license from being renewed ; po| was for small advertising for the pa Cee The people of England must be getting sick iain aliacieteeecntitnaenatiane a . } : P g an ' oie ears 7 uM “em a j 7 ‘ ° . - 7. . Died on co, ve ; ve. - ° 3 n : . A mt ~ C « — ] - prietors could have ever obtained for them, ha t instalment with interest thereon. Tuking | matter what kind of house it 18, good or bad,| Board of Education, Prince of Wales a The Associated Press Agent gives the fol-| and tired of the discussions connected with the tali fthe Rifle Brigade will probably remaj . ' ' . . ts Ste rT r ’ S| Aas a . bas Ludratary’a ofice-—nearly ° | ‘ ation o e i r ew 0 mai and more than they would be worth. ill things into consideration, then, I contend | we cannot make a distinction. As far as 1! a4 a mere trifle or the Secretary's office—ne 1 , }lowing account of the murder of President) Qojonies. From the London Times we learn that ir : . "a : = . Ce ee er oe — P general)... em . : : o : se sieties are! , : dit ial , varedin the other : ‘ . . iz ere for several years, as volunteers have bee E chal not object to & measure of general) chat the Fifteen Years’ Parchace Bill ie a| kn npiae: seaneatl a fabs eee eis ere aredia she einer! ciocoln and essataiantion ot Secretary Seward | oy the 25th ult. Mr. Aytous, M. P., asked the led for to fill it up to its strength from th : applieation to the whole body of the fen-/ great boon to the peuple of this Island. Those | ander no obligation to take up a pri \ non-official papers as well as the Lxaminer. i la rernment if i was their: intention “to ack the |” SS RO ee renee tee ee antry 1 vored for the Fifteen Years’ tenants who are now complaining. I think | against every man who sells nanem a aa We have been particular, p srhaps tediously se are 1 tl ate ee tt tl : i plus men of the depot of the 97th Regiment, now ty e ‘ v ‘ - om S . e » have bee aril iar, pe aps J ’ rm ° 1 ie é » . . ‘ t ; ‘ : . . . >| we ‘ , y uve to proceec e sem : > ; e visited the) sanction of Parliament during the present session “ . Purehase Bill, believing it to be the best! are chiefly on those Townships to which the) were the case, they would bay * Pp ‘i sal ne tite aera, te elel eae OE tea Presedent L neoin and wife visit | sanction © i Pp ‘ stationed at Colchester. The Brigade leaves for 4 : ti then existing | Bill does not apply If it was not all that| against well regulated houses as weli as|in explaining this mé ; +? t! Theatre (Pord’s)thisevening for the purpose of | for guarantee of asum of money required to Quebec on or about the 25th of this month.” @ eoui carry under ue nen cxisting| are oes , - ; : ; - » sre is “4 q ‘ivate ¢ srsonal nature, the . : ‘ sida it ‘ = uebe : ta. . mee a “0 7 if L had sapncsed that bee ‘the people or we could desire, this lady s | others ; but we must assume anet gi Fac seem to be of a private and persen a witnessing the performance of the Ame es complete the railway from Halifax to Quebec, or ee pecan ’ ie 1 | ,)| letter to which reference has been made| nothing unfair or ne eae a Goudie | Protestant — from a bad taste and an enviets| QO, ygin. = The aa nae See wad whether the idea was abandoned, and upon what | The Quebee Daily News sarcastically remarks ¢ ter tertM@s Could Dave Deen Ovlaine Would) | ; le it is to atter Poercing | power to put down bad an unnecessary ss Ae a blie character to it by in-| and everybody seeme tightly delighted with : : Aha il r ae ry vote and influenee to|> en ee en eee! As al f : (To be continued.) RN Lies het i ; h re t t tl "Setee te third | ground, and if hopes were still held out to the /—« Those who oppose Confederation in New- giadiy have given my vote and influence t the proprietors. I hope, however, that a|houses.—( 10 be conti ' ainuating that corruption has been practiced by bn | the sees Delors <mnem. ie . loni hat ! ‘ ld be f dland fear that Uni ith i bl “et - ‘4 cc iss te ' : , : utc or ‘ Tea ile ‘ , ‘ se} C 3 that ever sucha guarantee would b ar that a Union with a mise obiain them, When it is admitted tha! peasure will be introduced to assiat the —— nemo - officer of the Government in regard to this small | act, and while there was & nar = Colonies tha ‘ g " oun amt e ; rot ie noue bat the pr yprietors who consented to) tenants in purchasing their lands, and that —_ - bie an h nsaceit wes for one of the acturs to enter, a sharp réport| recommended by the Government of this country. country like Canada would ruin that island, while, . Py . . ant Reian it ha o “or F “ens 5 a) P : . arte ° . . . the reference to the Commissioners are even | it will be suy ported by the hon. leader of the Ul he (> Yann cr, puohe printing. Phe « ; ‘ : * : an ofa pistol was heard which m: rely oo d This gentleman described the route of the railway ‘at the same time, pauperiam is so prevalent there Perens e Po oo 7 : > r oke care of self, and he is weil able to do if. te i ions until a man ‘a. 7 : : . worslly bound to abide by their award, || Opposition acc woe to his hyena But | | es take care of himself, ¢ : ie — a a d panes i Pr alld box | 2° being “through a most difficult country, in | that the most gloomy picture is given of the pre+ / : ryes ; would be opposed to a scheme for advancing | ———— == = —————— | We appear not as his advocate, but our own. rushed to the tront o e e “ ie 7 ; L- . er in the . would ye e appear ‘ . aaa ‘i lil ‘a ei ~ . i t ink h r just that the 1 ' ’ ; p ' ; ani ¢.| which the hills were composed of rocks, and the | yailing poverty of the people. If Newfoundland do st pp'es, B cient oF J , : | moner to bay up all the lands of an estate at Charlottetown, April 24, 1865. lhe tras been corrupt, and if we have been the | waiving a long dagger in his right hand, OX-4.0 neh t ™ ' = Pe : “ p y peop musining portion of the proprietors. shou 123. O62. an acre. or any so hirh a sum | art r t of hi tion, we are| claiming ‘* Sic semper Tyrannis,’’ and imme-| rivers, being numerous, engineering difficulties of |has no better argument than this to oppose & 7 . } 9 . | op ; xa i | eA ) he instrument of his corruption, are | — - - ° 's i 4 ‘ s + 7 be placed on a different footing, Any ]h) To be continued | oa rear er | tool ae tne Taree : diately leaped from the box, which was in| magnitude presented themselves”” * * * and | Confederation, it will hardly hold water.” P , : } ! ' ee ? ) r * TIP NY | te as +h to blame, if not more so than he; 7 ' & | ay baving for its object toe ¢ ua} u.sorgy mg Ff oe PUBL! ’ PR [ NTI NG A N D GOV ERN- } quite as muca to diame, : ? the second tier, to the atage heneath. and ran| within tacar thanédeve Marci of the halen ‘ee : oa ; : . ' ' Sn as 48 | land it is our bourden duty te remove the blame te ad ide king his escape | : We are informed that three distinguished offi- ol purenase will be useless unless the rats iad al ls el eid | MENT PATRONAGE fand if is our bourden ) across to the oprosite side, ma ing us escay | frontier He is evidently hostile to the road. . be specified at whieh tenants wil be en-} LEGISLATIVE COU NC IL. ee ao. fi Eel our shoulders. We have shown most CoU-| amid the bew:lderment of the audienee, from TI S , ; for th Col a Ne a | cers belonging to the Royal Engineers have been $ CCl’ . 7 | = ye i ‘ “a 1 — : n ie ecretary Yr 1é JmOonle I ° : feb Ms . oe . . titled to demand the freebuld of their hold- ee | We have been somewhat amused by a contro-| ¢lusively that the Colonial Seeretary individually | the rear of the eure Pioedte ne oon . 2 ski 7 n ep ’ ; ans . deiailed for duty in British North America, to Pius. : ‘ Saturpay, March 25. | ' -rotestant aud Islander, for ; i 4 art in the distribution of the fled The sereams of Mrs ancoin first dia-| rephed that the British Government, en the ful- intend the works connected with the dif- ings from the proprietor. } }versy between the Protestant aud Islander, tor) has had little or no part in the dis sos ; i ee ot | : said, . _|superintend the ! : : “alone : bags 7 : ‘ : ‘losed the fact to the audience that the Presi-| Gilment of certain conditions by the Colonies : : . . ; Hea. Mr. Waneextox.—Mr. Chairman Dehate on the Liquor Licence Law continued. the last three weeks, respecting a very small miserable, paltry patronage received by us, iv} q eh \ La ade a ails ae present rose to | ale % 7 abla fortifications now in course of construction ' ao : 2 a o a e . Re ‘ ae . “ei ; ; ; s ae 7 7. si Ay 7 | within two years, were bound to carry out the }_ i nn So the existence of the organization known as Hon. Arsounsy Gsx.: Fe ore ot ; ER ee eee | COMMAON wien other journalists, at the hands ofl their feet, rushing towards the stage—many | wagem ts “a by the Duke of Neweastle ‘a Gatedaent Hors Ses. Ee “er ama r ' re CC RS amendme ‘ he p e ici ‘ ‘ vee : : , ‘ yee ao ee . , cae . s+ ay” | ONngagements ac Ke Ne as ° és . ‘ ; J the Tezant League shows the diseatistact ion Y ry ne on ae a por t ' dl . i we were not inclined to have anything to say in| the Government. We have always — consi- | exclaiming ‘+ Hang him.’’ ‘shang hin. Che l Wihcecver these ailitiitens @esn Ranma te larrive by the next steamer from England. felt by the country with reference to the or ees ’ Se dee riat a | the matter; but, on second thoughts—which are| gered that the present Government have | excitement was of the wildest description. i ee : ae vi : » Fen Whe , aii Purel Bik, ob higidy| bo hies y ard Gee lene eee Ito be the | elt that ht to} i in tt listribution| Following is an account of Secretary Se | Government would carry out its part of the! The prospects of the Seal fishery in Newfound- “i ftee ars’ urchase ti. lig hit ' F ; +t Tle } iw was saidto be the best—we leit that we ought to heer too yarsimonious mM he distribution a s 7 : 7’ 7 - | i ; Fifteen Ye . w : . <s f 7 habit _ of a district. When th law ve ; + Oe t - | 7 ; 7 ” taht. pdeawtbenian wad's assassination: About 10 o'clock a man| agreement, and make the proposal to the House. |land look very encouraging. A despatch from approve oO: tae suggestion of my hon. riend.| passed there was no provision made for the | contribute to the general entertainment, especial-| of their more ee eae oe the d bell and the eall having been) ; ; i if is |S ates that the Sehr. Superior, with , } . ; . cn ‘1 rang the coor pel an e call 1 < “At the same time he must guard himself to this | St. John states that the Sehr. Sup , the leader of the Oppositi n, that the (io-| renewal of licence ; so that if a man once ob- y as we happen to bo the party that unwittingly | amongst the pubhe journals of the Colony. Ay, rered hy olored servant, he said he! ; : ” , : . ’ —e eT answered by @ colored Servant, he Raid he; . t ¢ 50 th Thiamin uebee agreed 2500 young “ Hoods,” from Carbonear, bore n vernment should gurantee two-thirds of| tained a licence by a rat swine vote of the | ave rise to the controversy, We will state the} wider publicity weuld cost very little money, and leome from Dr. Verdi, Mr. Seward’s family | er ~~ 7 a ie oe * R a a ne t! ; 1 ti tant, leaky. She reports 70 sited ; , ’ habitants, he wi : & great mea-| > r sit : 2 ae (upon terms, by which that most desirable scheme, | or the Ist ins eaky. She re the price of the freetiold, the tenant paying inhabit ints, _ : ro 2, in a er : - foots as briefly as we can. = cht materially serve the interests of the eoumu- | Phvaicinn, with a preecription—at. the same | upon ferms, by whichthat most desirabl 1 oe or re Is om, ee os : . ' su ndepend: ) em, aithough h Yi . ; ee re Bee va: : } =~ Jayne ‘ric 1 ies ly j oin the remaining third Under such an ar- re, in a ” 2 i ms snd ha bniescalf| A fete weeks. deo two emnall ndvéyticnsents | sity 86:lange:: = Pee dilbeval Qeveraisiet:’ then | tien holding in his hand a small piece of | the Union of the North American Colonies, should | vessels in the iee, and that all o g 5 yerr ny ave faller and he ner = eo + tag a — " . me? i pity § arge. noes : . . . oe } snecerat the -oronerty | woeld be! amale| S°"? MAY O* we Pe i ee : : pe : “ell : ; ad oa » spirit—| folded paper—and saying, in answer toa refu-| be accomplished, and the plan of the Intercolonial | well. vaagem*at the propert) _ Py from being a good man to the worst speci-| signed by the Superintendent of Publie Works, | 1851 to 1859, did not shew this stingy spirif—} |, that he must see the Secretary, as he} pea: di ‘og ee coke . he reimhurse . f che ¢ e a ree eee ; ‘ . r i : i ; ; Sal, that he Os ee Sec ary, ag >i Railway cordiNly approved, then the time migh vecurity for the r wom ‘ oe oe | men of humanity. { think this is a very appeared in the Gazette and Islander, calling for | tuey gave their advertisements freely to ether pa-| was entrusted with particular directions con.| 2 hele Fieve i. ty’: G t ld b The Quebeo News of the 10th says:—“'The re ¥ There is no bonest man cw- holesome cheek 2rns which may|,_ ¢ od oe : nates d ‘ ee nuke acs : msec a | come when Her Majesty's Gorernment would be | 7 ae h 7 7 | _ of tl e lea 1 b a me ; lorly ial ie th ir chairial ap | tenders for the erection of bridges, or repairs to} pers in opposition When the puliic service seem | corning the medicines. Ue still insisted on called tepon to falsXl th ir engzgements.”” Hon. T. D. MeGeb teft town Test overting for Man- versunt with the Working o 1@ leasehold) become disorde or Le eir chi 5 Arta : A apt |! eee ti ae eat a ; 3 a a . ; ailed up fuljXl the TIL : : ersant » shin Lslend. whe can feel anvthiaa| | ata corre that we ave aooften called upon widges and wharfs—(we forget which )--some-| ug to re quire it; and for nearly six months after i up, mst om . - oa that t - ane treal, from whence be will leave for Portland on eFSiem@ 10 (his bg:ane, Who Can fee! anything | § SM Sorry wes oe nis ahieh 5 ges | i BERL ‘5 1851. the ve me eouk ter the chamber. he man ; . - ; } ' ee inanen tat here about Pinette. We ordered them to be - vernment was formed iv 1851, the ve | no one could enter t! ea . "0s «serait ake re it 22 ‘ ‘ ‘ . » lewis a ‘ » tave icense laws. [| Where about Pinet ordel neu the new Government was tor | : in fe renee Rei iursday evening, to take passage in the steam: but a deniceifer i abolition. Liwas, as is) 0 Sku a othr ao saa th st it is) copied inte the EXAMINER, intending that tl i ; 2 : tor. Mr. Haszard, had all the | passed the servant and walked heavily to-| We have much pleasure in inserting the fattew. | ene ail ee < j th thes inst. M ? } . rnare certalny asree W any persons oi *|} copied inte the I} Was Mtenaing Mal the lteran Queen’s Printer, Mr. Haszard, had all the | ’ dn Ye ras there |; noe ‘ag a enecime 9 fort] ing volume | Nuva Scotian, on Saturday the 15th inst, r. well known, the agent, for many years, of ‘ ‘ hI ' } 1 ol © , | ward the Secretary's room, and was there ing lines, as a specimen of a forthcoming volume es u so mpossibie to cure the evils ani vovle ie 8 ber order ) ne’s anc i rtiaements, although inter the . + + ee | : i, ea 4 ; << z Sankt. Dad ‘ * an absentee proprietor, anl during ' me a : m : t Baarsd ee peope on the southern borders of King’s at 1 effi il advertisements, although a printer of U | met hy Frederick Seward, of whom he de-| of poems by Miss E.N Loekerby, who is a native | McGee will visit his native land, and be present whole period of my agency | mever was re- ." ys 3 ‘ 1 oe 1 al ue the indisctimi. | 228" * Ceentier, -who take thie paper to the « ar} Liberal gurty Was prepared wo pats ew jmanded to see the Seeretary, making the} of Prinee Edward Island, and has for seme years }at the opening of the Dublin International Ex- € f a - So long a ne tw egaiize the isc ° ss . . . . : <a ‘ oe : . ; e 7 . : ae ia } at ar ma, ‘ . ’ wc eee 4 tired to remit anything to my prin pa! | nate use of the article, so long will peo} le | Clusion of others, should know that there was) We never envied any man his loaves and fishes, | same RO ae which - a ae vie been a resident of Charlottetown. As this is Miss | hibition.” i ‘ ) iy } hate wu ; i I “A ong ! } z is ’ , 1 . s - r "Na Ss ‘ ‘ ’ . é "— . . 1 } ‘ ' : ps } some Governme ‘k for which they might . wer shall. Every one has a right te enjoy | vant. What further passed in the w iy o : } » e sold tt state, he re- ke an improper use of it. At the same|seme Government work for which they £80) and never shall. avery OO Has a MS ee : % Cust cienniamih tink » public. we trust | : aa dor eats W wea L soi dt peneeteaay , I a =e a ereat ~ lu 1 e accomplished by | ema ywte—thus saving publie money by the com-} 4 dial j _ honestly by them; and colloquy is not known, but the man struck | L.'s first appearance before_the public, we trust Private letters from Fredericton say that it is eeived something from his property, ami a, sige ares Yr ee * sot ‘ : ae — oe . St ee: es eee Pt eh nee ee him in the head with a billy, severelg infus-| she will meet with that hberal share of patronage not anlikely that a wingofthe 15th Regt., at pre- . ie ‘ ‘ es ( 2 a al ent: . - | eats - a — ~ ‘ oseible . oy ne ae | lace yer oruwble le 7 ai . | . i 3 a , a) el, by Selig that property gave Up no less; *“A' —_— me e . en rt nm ’ ire _ petition. and preventing, if possible, j) »bbery | heaven forbid that we should ever grumbie whet ing the sknll,and felling him almost senseless. | to which the merit of her work, now in the press, | a Sitenn: catttl baee d to Halif: than £200 a year; but L regarded not my lispensa "g : 7“ oa pier IQuor 1S! rhe publication of these advertisements in the Mr. David Luird shall be fortunate enough to get | The asesaria then reahed .inte the chamber | wil bi belliell sadly ts sents her The ln nt stationed there, wi e remove © Haitax 7 sie - » S ermitted t ®@ sOld af such houses, we E. pe e m aes : : x ‘ Me i onne ‘ sty 4 Tt. . ‘ i sien ate 7 own interests but those of the peop! and | . ; rr > te, y : t he > it under sue) EXAMINER, if paid for, would cost the Govern- from the Government two dollars for publishing | and attacked Maj or Seward, paymaster of srvading spirit of the entire wolume is heaven- | on ee eee ee - . a ee hate never réevretted the course whicn I | ~ ii at Sno hha cat i. t! rae }| ment little if anything more than feo dollars, and Ivertisements about public works at Pin-|the U. S. Army, and Mr. Hansel of the| POTV8ees Spirit of ane ' : : ge | feations now in corse of erection in Halifax har- ave neve - , ; ——" sepa Fholesome restrictions as will lessen the evil mt £ anyroing oan Ct Hats, 0G) some advertisements abd ean ee ns hae . ord: sal tain etche sal life, | - > nine aim 2 W en h: PE ec ae ne ; Pee sirlee Sets ee ee Be ; : locality in the Islaad,|State Bepartment, and two male servants,| Wa! 1: and it rontains sketches from real life bor. The different fortifications will, we learn, be then udopted. Vith reference to what has as much as possible. An inn, we know.) their publication has probably saved the Country | ef or in any ot locauty im the Islaad, tients th 1] lie rushed upon the S finished with the exquisite touch of an artist ae e ‘ . . : % 2 7 = ; disabling em a @ Tushec po e Se-| boished with the exqisite : at : . aha wen PF, St » lege aaihle sae been said on the audject of the “Tenunt | when properly conducted, is very acceptable | pundreds of dollars by the increased competition | aithongh no other printing office in the Jand | . : ae gf elias ddian tab Sill hel WR” deme ; aad o. sabes ; pushed forward with the least pessible delay. ; sila ie te aia — e eller wublie the best wag to ‘ tr . r os | ) ee eretary, aiA8 te : = uv - : eee) customed to dra om nature, } a ea ahaa . pentete} Seeenns whan z.erqnenention:bav- | voake ot : ad ite aes in t! Lan tl which was eecasioned by the enlarged publica-| may be so highly favored by such munifice: jroom, and inflicted three stabs in the neck, | Thus opens the touching story of ‘Amanda :"— | . - . * > “ ecur re he Ses 8 t ow ae ittie - i u ui i . : : “1 ° é ai j 8 pe mili ‘ siltiye 2 : ‘ Ue r > : . re ing for its object the obtaining of justice, | Secure govd houses t pel siete , .| tion. The editor of the Protestant, casting an} 1 . We ha olten thought, that} but severing, it is thought and hoped,| : : (ARRIVAL OF THE PALESTINE 5 ! pati : but violent opposition to the established i: dens which are established in many places to : ; : 1 # ° us sha Cis a2 uh profusely “GEORGE ANL AMANDA. | i1Oicnt Opp 0 8 eS aiishet - ‘ ; : ' ' ef ,;/ envious eye over the advertisements in the Ex | y Lard has | 1, ef all others, thej|no arteries, thoug ye Der nr 7 - - | ae : : : - make a living out of the sale of spirituous 2 Jil ard , e ee <a i ls il cae A Sketch from Real Life. | THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE stitutions of the country should not b ] quors, when the persons who keep them do | aminer, wondered why they were not inserted in) « whife-headed boy of the Government; and} 0° a =e edt ie ke ’ 7 ns _ i a [es Ye who have never ; ink of sorr ite enn ; —_—_ ‘ : 4 me } } 1 STOT : rh ' i j - . ia : |lested, mounted his horse a 1 Goor, and; — who have never drank of sorrow 8 eup, cg : Pas ae " . sanctioned by any one WHe IS Cot i as of), teare what kind of accommodation they | all the other non-official papers, and he seems to! we think now it is very ungrateful of the nanguty rode off bef a an alarm could be sounded.| Nor felt the sting that disappointment beings, | The Cunard Freight steamer, Palestine. arriv- o. vere ttre he wh evciety } »! } to- 7 il iis a aan , ‘i : i : Ps J an " oe . | rede 0 werore ¢€£ ari ‘ ¢ a mMndea, catia Fo a ek ee 4, ihe dalek, ae i “as > ie ae a the obi gatious by which suciety Is heid [0-| have for men and horses. R spec ting MANY | pave concluded that they were “given” to us as! plow to kick up his heels in the way be 1 doing cinit, Sai Riintintinaliiiia mei ab tidal of Ne Pls vidi 1 eck i mi i " tot ¢ ne . : ped at her I ler on Sunday eve ning 16th, at seven ether of those places where bad epirits is sold, it is : os al ee : ‘ eohg , Phat bade vou lav vour loved ones In the dust, io’clock, bringing dates te the 4th mst., bein g three Coat likely that the viol th os uf the law is| a mere mark of faveuritism on the part of the becanse another bappens to have got merely a| the President had done. Nor utter’d the fond wuil as ve eonsivn’d dave later than the Eurepa — } . very likely th: ve Violation o mw... ae . . ' dg ‘ Ea? oe : ; fe a tnce | fens 45 thn coh ial” ca aia, ee an the E a. Hon. Mr. Lonewortra —-The hon men er winked at by those whose duty it is tu see it) Creal Secretary. A statement to this effect | ey ontal of pap from the basin out ef which he Phe Secretary's son Fred rick has sin Chem t¢ cold, dark, mouldering, clay frqm | sy this arrival we tiave te record the death of ’ . oF r - : ‘ 1 , ‘ . ar There i iw * . ‘ ® > eae ‘ , rm . 4 for Caseumpee has denounced the Fift.en enforeed. A person is forced to that conelu-| was made in the Protestant; but the Co-| pasteengerged Hisdrynuraesol the Government | died. There is universal mourning ail over rn Seana mies aa aii ain | Richard Cobden, M P. . Thte tad cveht Ole F ‘2 hase ridently wi hay oe oe j at : : ' fi phony 2 . he try. bre ata de 1 hes hardly anticipated by his friends, for Years’ Purchase Bill, evidently without bv. clusion when he looks at some of those shan-jlonial Secretary, in an erticle in’ the Js we loaded him with all sorts of luxuries and | '¢ country ‘ . | Us. ‘irele. sit, and hear a es : a his frivnde, for though Me, * proner information He does not ur ; } li sed tail anirit a us ‘ : : sas Booth, the murderer, is said to have heen A} . Atale } Cobden has been suffering for seme days tinder @ Ing proper imniormati ‘. ¢C be te ‘-) ties Which are licensed to ret i Spirituous | lander of the follow ing week, denied the delicacies, known te the dry accountants of the captured No basiness transacted to-day i Ry he strand, ibronehial attack, it was he ped that rest and quiet 4erstand that though the terms of purcoas:| liquors, for a man eould har ly get into} ' . 5 : " ca i bea: Sua is re 7 ; veer “i ee alos F ea f See ian are Ts & : : ’ pl . } sett unpeachment most emphatically — declaring ; istration by auch entries as the following :— | a —_> s ; An ry rpiiae, ; would restore him te bedith That these hopes may appear more advantugeouson Mr. I y-| them without doubling himself ap. There is} | i | . ad not “‘given’’ t! . lverti ‘ nents und a 4 2 meg " : 1) | et y iw I ¥ Wed | And play, and dance beneath the early beam’s i were fallacions is new too well known. He died : ; - : liv a olaee to shelter : a ueh jess | Hab he Gad net “piven ve aGveriisements Under | & Stationery for the Public Departments, sa} ad “CUNERAL OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN.—Wednes-! Meridian hent. and soft deelini vw Trav: — aire : = thornd’s estate, yet it is chiefly in appearaice hardly a place to shelter a hors : mae les ee oe aed ee ; . re yey FUNERAL Sit ’ I ed Fey, rie nae and ont doelieing Ain ey jin Eaton Square, London, Monday morning, 2nd 7 oa. thet asaticman hes stipe ated. that ot | ¢ wuld vou find a bed for vourself. Every- | consideration to the -tanmuener, ner did he Koov jhundred pounds a year; Miscellaneous Printing day last having been the day appointed for the - ve eres . ’ ‘die i ; aor 5 inat.. ata quarter past eleven, m his Glet year. + £ atti 5 are tO , e E . ; . r r nd cnriing Httle eddies , and lear } re ’ ; : al t . ft ryt ; ] he p i i thing about them hasa reputsive appearance that any other member of the Gove roment bad for Post Office, &e.; Stationery for the House of | Faneral of President Lincoln at Washincton the ito rs 4 * arkling nebl ios as they 1 iv Mr. Cobden was born venr Midhurst, Sussex. on oniy the arrears Of rent sha sid, tut : . ate . ini iad ; : Ce, a J i i s14en HCN At Asin gt » ta pon the sparkling pebbi i eV fa Sasi. i ‘ . tTEMigs a oh yu , aa I I} think this bill will have the effect of pett- | done sv; and the Secretary was honest and cane Assembly, good for one hundred and fifty pounds Nie ee 8 ‘emorated here by | All interepersed with pearls, ruby, amber, | the ord of June. 1804. His de parture was with aiseo ipterest thereon. li interest were ¢ be Saws a wr th io } ouses : Assembpiy, Zood i é jmemnchoiy eve nt was commernorated here ai peer sain ecloved saiiek toll avian shells aout suffering, and alinest te the final moment his . “- . xu mb , : li . ot ¢ at the o pif than Bai . eo ‘ . 4s én sei HMR Bl ee 4 * And divers ec stones, and curt elisa, . caleulated on the £50,000 of arreare remit! ed Aig ig a I a did enough to add, that phos ditor of the Examiner lat least; Reporting for the ‘* House,” (little la | the hoisting of flags at half-mast from the public | \j.4 conweeda most minntely delicate. lconsciousness was unckaded, by the Fifteen Years’ Purchase Bill, it would is improving ia-every other resp ct. I do not | “Was rarely paid for publishing official advertise. | bour perfou med by the fortunate grantee), say buildings, from Government House, and at the!‘ Ag cl _ so h otner ne the gol len 7 ’ | The remains of Mr. Cobden was to have been . arve en dee Ve om ? ig ; ? » PP iia td 4 a 4 | ite ‘ : f | Then back receding, harry down and rush linterred ngteo yids 5 aide arount to a very lerge sam ind d. We think the aecommodation at public houses is | ments,” or words to that effvet—all of whieh awe sixty pounds moré ;—monopoly of sale of Govern-| residence of the American Consul. The stores : anat os 3 a ‘ 1 ~ s , Sal ~ interred ut Lavington on Friday, by the side of his E have no evidence that any of th irties wiho I | j yt ‘ | Fest In gergling haste to mingle once again aor C aence . ‘ ‘ ne p tie ! . » pas t # Pm « > Pad > . - » f, a | : aa wee o * * . “i aad the: petition pr vlew i the Roval| #* 400d as it was 20 years ago. There are | declare to be the truth. ment School Books—(pickings unknown !), be-| of al) American citizens residing bere were je ace n “—oh a | The London papers comment with satisfaction . 7 oe oe OV EP) license » ' ae j ace and New r . : se sali . ‘ - fe ¢ ‘ ’ , : : Bat ah, J fear if only ve who ne'er ; ; . ro eee — imaihitaaaditedl edited by idenatimiean re - n ho 8 me tween thie M Loe - i — | ‘Lhe pure, anenvions, unsuspicious Evangelical | sides many other large “ cranibs of comfort ” duly | oioged s and even many of our British residenta| n oho eM le ae Paar ease de Ria jupon the tributes to the late Mr. Cobden an the ent gh 4 , £ ae ‘ yondo rhich a man ould searecely vet: a ol . . : A cos oe ae ee ee cae ionuse of C ner were tenants on the estates of the consenting t : i . Seende A ‘fe ov iis ‘ind ‘“ Pa i Wutness was vot at all-satisfied. His patriotic | chronicled in the detailed public aceounts pub-| testiged there respect for the memory of the late) Pierced by the thousand poisoned stings of eare, — | oe == —— Pa tain high! I . s sl a oi J tae oF we : a lew ye ago % an ; ‘i ns es ane ae ET : : : oe ote ee : : : \uxiety, remorse, er drear suspense, | early all the Paris papers contain highly eulo- proprietors ; and another suspicious eircuin- established a good house at New Glasgow | '™ ad-wne trowbled ae dark forebodings as to the | tighed in the Journals for the last six years, HOW | President by a partial shutting up of shop. The! G. goiy ‘or blighted Sagen'oe Saithtese friend, i gistie articles on the late Mr. Cobden. : stances is that most * signatures to these | oy got a license, but by some means it was | designs of the Colonial Secretary and the editor | pugore us, bat frou which, let it aot be supposed, | gay was one of profound and universal gloom! Or rankling foe, have known what suffering is— | The death of Mr. Jobn Caswell, the well known , at in eires ‘ rere writte v . ‘ . . . | : ¥ . . greatly feur -audience circle needs i ? orf a es : Tr a, oe P * ‘3 ene a Tos hoe seek ; i 7 taken irom lim, and now there is not a house | of the Examine r, Who are supposed to be erecting | we are going to make any extracts, because in throughout the United States—business being = een ae : or ™ e “ mg ea £ sages r: oe of eee of Dewy, - — he same hand ; therefore ti: 4 thos ‘ » road fit to accommo: » travellers i lv ware a ie . at peta : - biti | ee ear : a eee erby s under secretaries, must be adc e sate euastineetinl: 0s have ane tbaeds yo the road fit to accommodate tr avell rs. I \' a Confederation Babel” by which they are to dving so we might lay ourselves open to the sus- everywhere suspended, | Of Adam’s fallen race who long have dwelt rapidly swelling obituary of the vear wt bie the statements put forth b avetatn | % BOR Se" caught in a suow storm he might | bring coufusion on the land, and that consequently | yicion of being influenced by the bad example of! > G3 | On this terrestriu? sphere. and felt no pain ? There is ne foreign “ws of int wt qviestion the statements | th by c I" experiences great inconvenience for want ot | aca gr 7 picion of g y the ' ; : cieh diniliadvleada lie | Then eame ye, tov, who by hand trials pressed ign ne of interest. hom. menibers thas the tonantey —_ Che! s howse to put up at. Few men like a pub |} one is helping the other to plunder the Treasury, our contemporary. THE CANADIAN DELEGATES 1D é @<-) On ull sides round, found no esenpe, but yet da aioe *, - ase 2 ‘ ¢ > . 2 2 tee ay The * Ewes welin | 1 > ‘ egrnentee | Resiv n inv He) Gago 1 tres , > Fifteen Years I archase Bill as ho-boon te! 115 house at their doors, and I do not know / 30 that the edifice may goup. The Evangeli-| Only faney, good reader, the smallness of this! : allt Cam ceed Wie ha Sl Re bene | have raised your streaming eyes TIE WAR IN T c the ¢ olony. the hon. leader of the Opposi- ', b ‘. nT I * } l »>leal’’ patriot ear t believe it ssible that the | oe - ie ARRIV AL OF THE ANAT é ‘LEG: | heaven, © | 4 4 v a {i 4 STATES. : p : that we can blame them, but still the pudite | ca patriot canno seve 1 possible that the! whole business: Mr. Laird complains through | he ied) - j.| And said it was a Father's hand that dealt tion has endeavored to show thatthe measure} oafen | Examiner editor —“ generous” thouzh be be hee a ad HALIFAX, en ROUTE FOR ENGLAND.—The Hali-| whi thei aba waaed Cha 408 Gas ae ae —— . ‘i . ii bi rn . i . , — * gene : ig Me DOT 1a. ites ‘ : wh advertisements | . ey : » -—and kissed the a t _ . Orr 24 . — dias ig not giving satisfaction; but, Sir, he hia- u Mr. G : As it is necessary to have ld lish Government sduscii ‘e i aid the “Protestant shat me pn ® a —— | fax Unionist gives the following account of the} Was good to be afficted thns; and felt PHE SURRENDER OF LEE'S ARMY. eelt found it a difficult matter to legis! te | i on. MP. GOFF: AS IE Is neces : ¥ to Have! would publish Government advertisements gra | appeared in the Lraminer, and not in the ether | magnifieent reeeption lately given in that city to. The leart made better by it. _-— j » , ’ " , » mn * : , . } Uni “eu -Ce DL ately g i ‘ , . : nm - : rir where the interests of one party were to be) OUSeS of entertainment I would re disposed | tuitously. Now, we repeat that the advertise. | m-cfficial papers. We have explained that they | : : 3 : | And come ve, too, ve who have heen bereaved, The important intelligence of the capture of he till tied & i to support the suggestion of his honor from | ai ’ J | Ron Pigs papers: * | the Delegates fromm the Canadian Government on | Have agonized, and writhed beneath the blew | Richinend was speedily followed by the announce- materially affected. If a bill had beenintro- ; : = ’ ments relating to the Pinette wharts were pub-| 0... ublished by oursowu authority, and no! “ - eee reese ; : ’ } oe alk 7 a oe ri i d on the evercive principle, it would not| Prince County (Mr. Ratasay) that a Com-| ; ; > Ween gees ’ : es their way to England. | And asked, why am I thus severely dealt jinent of the surrender ef Gen. Lee’s army. It com ae — Ae ; ! I Col ; 1 ser mission should be appointed to go through | lished by us without an order from any person 10) ther, If we were paid for them, the cust would | os is r. singe’ Halifax was ettled—aavee| By?) What have I dowe to call down thisblow? | seems that the Federa! pursait frem Petersburg " a Real 4 at the slonia fiee : ‘ ‘ " § ge hte ” re i e ? | * neve e i ay é —ne et ste » ° » eart be: ard veni ea 0 i taal es . . aa pe : aaiie Z ; 2 a a wa the principal roads and fix s:tes for them at ithe Governwent. For many years we have! y., perhops, about two dollars, while we know | ads Mate Gaathk Elis siding upon the manltee : It the — h - ; ee ering |" so swift and tenacions—53 miles in two days ‘ on oment. i son, i@ xe C- ‘ eal j : he s hi a5 yee eT an sNOVE « q e ue fe heaving breas and cienciue be Guvermg }, la balf—t?! t Le . 7 es anil eta ; roul : we Fctad tid dathey ieee ude Se gi . . , and a ba iat Lee vas prevented from reach- ceeded in carrying a Bill througl the Leyis. |! gul re er k ane i ea * U a enced one ere armen ee ON that the public service has been benefitted by aunt of the world, has such a reception been ac-| hand, 1 rebelli ac ies ling Burksville, the vailviaidl Selention at vik ee > I rr rt 9 Pe ag ¢ 3 se. e . e) 12 ¢re re wm l 2» ag} : . : 4 Lows . 7) , j ¢ at a ie p ‘ 20e us Toot, a : eo “a . : : a panna Son purenaerng Weteede OF propriotisrs, |e eer a beapese oped bee ned ree ek eet eae publication. Mr. Luitd 4uflhis establishment | corded. to visitors, high or low — the heir; S asdih one een eect. gine ee \anned, white he was aleo seperated from John- : ' ea Di i iy ere te en a ge house, : ’ 1 : a : : ) , : a A and the present Government deait with that oe ! a ; = ' a coe . ae sshtahaihed iong as it lasts; but we published only such ad- have, during the last six years, pocketed thou-| #ppare nt only excepted—as that given to the Them up!” ™ pston, vith whoge forees he hoped to effect a june- fe sa ie a be would not know bu eF vO thirds ; as | lave, " : i.e Mi | T ] : ‘ isi Mor od . measure a8 they found it, and have been en- &° : : ’ restisewents, or watter ete ol where. ; , bo! wet obra Ls Canadian Ministers, on Thursday evening! _, j ‘ a }tion. Moreover, he found huneelf shut ap in the canbe Las ~ quantiey Seteni inte axl of the inhabitants of the district might yote |"? Usements, or matters in the nature of adver | sands of pounds out of the public Treasury, and oo f Fancy on uke sapalaiied of this | Then follows a graphic account of the me:norable | ievention belt of territory itemetes the Ss ‘ 3 ayy « ° + & . : i eile a jae ante _ ine info ati saul ret Ne pa ou re voarve $ , . s 6. - ed Sate, | : * even a lower rate than | y | rare Sie. grttieng. bie soe marens, by orn a a et pis 4 mrt ‘ 2 4 " : {he has never heard a whisper of complaint from city — of, perhaps, thirty thousind people. hurricane of Oct. 3rd, 1851, which strewed our | the Appottomax rivers, and hemmued jn by over- the Adm:ristration of which he was leader. | ¥'!!e8 PY one. hs a orer is to great) considered it very desirable to have circulated in| 4, We do not envy Mr. Laird his thousands— |the great majority of them sitting up till coast with so many sad mementoes of its devas- een st see et the enemy. Onee he turn- . : ; y 8 > os ee TS whet on liti rm aioe te “~mtpar an ni } . +e * : a . ‘ ‘ y ? " e a > ; _ We could scarcely do otherwise as the mca-! loss. f th > puolic require those houses for | ce rtain localities. The Quer p’s Printer was paid | let him pluck the Government goose to his heart's! after midnight, to weleome their fellow-Co- tating power. We would say to one and all— i” at may and gave battle . losing moch of his ar. , accommodation, [ do not know any better! .. ' ie I ' jtillery aud transportation trams im the fight, and ease wee based 00:6 sound 'prisciple. | W itn) © I tee int ission t , | for them all — we were not paid for them all—| content, and we shall be silent, if the goose sub-| lonists, casually touching our shores to re-| Read the book. two of his best Generale Ewell, and W tl F. r ct to the Fifteen Years’ Purchase Bili,) ¥®Y tan to appoint a comm a ee lid. we ask pay for thew all ‘ : é + eoy that we| main for but three hours among us! What ws i Bee es i ae : at eee + mene ¢ - hatithe t t their} Where they should ke placed. If there was} "CF Git We ase pay for thew all. mits to the operation; but we must say that we tl sues Ciinfalerett a Rd oe a | Lee, his ownsen. Finding himself in a desperate owe wave ia 7 2 } . ; 5 ' ; | B : f i j 3 ‘ av ~~ 7 a . atieny : pubaenindl ant : 5 ee ee ne ee | one at every tea or twelve miles it would be} Now, having in this small business of the Pinette | +) tn. person who envies us for doing a Tittle | ° Ted il dealt Gee ce et COLONIAL NEWS situation, he deemed diseretinn the better pert of eo lose enoug! } - | adverti heved the throbbing | t ast ae girs ™ “| 80 stirred the great heart of the city. wee Caco cit Tee | valor, and, asthe result proved, determined for : lose enougn. advertisements relieve » tor , breast of} : s ¢ weeUniary value | i ‘ 7 all } , : : Pts had to be introduced on the permissive prin- ChO8® CNougn | advert on nt a Sa Ns Oreast O') service to the public, tv the peeuniary value of |moved the masses? No person before ever| oe | the sake of humanity, to surrender his army ra- “ ciple, and great pains had to be taken to! Ilon. Mr McDonatp ‘Ae regards the re-| our patriotic friend touching the designs of the} two dollars to ourselves, for which we have made | witnessed here such a demonstration, such a) The conclusion of the St. Alban’s raiding ease | ther than sucrifice it in a conflict utterly hopeless, meet the difficulties of the case, so that the! mark of his honor the President, that the | Seeretary and ourselves, we shall ask leave << charge, and for which we don’t expect to be; Steeting. with one single exception, as the! jin Montreal might have proved tragical. The | Grant, perceiving has desperate sitnation. address- measure might receive the approv il of both} accommo lation at the publie houses, instead |the Secretary to answer four questions put te| said ;one given to the delegates. Lt seemed us if | Toronto Globe's correspondent says:— jed Lee a letter, while the pursuit was kept up; parties—tenant and proprietor. It was jclt| of improving is deteriorating, | wr only say | iim by the Protestant. We would not attempt | oT - er es the streets were too narrow, tog short, mee “The ense being ended Messrs. Ermatinger | and is which the hupeleseness of farther resistance that if they ezould mn jucethe | roprietors to s ‘Hii that in King s County the reverse is the ease. | * : : nee . think’ tl e ' ' a E TEN \NT LK \G UE AND ITS | crooked. even to get a view of the entire| and FE . Clarke stepped othe oie a Mr Cartic ; )on the pert of the Arwy ot Northera V irgipia was 7 i+ « r thi > Ik Seeretaryv es | 4 4 i ‘ S| ‘ f - . ven 2 ° i BF 4 teofly os 2 _ . iherr lands on reasonable terms, the Govern-| 1 know that the accommodation at houses |‘ de this ouly : sat we a ne en’ PUE sess peg Ee Mp ately EE | procession at one glance. The cavalcade, applied to withitaw the warrants iseord he sheen | briefly en d re and the surrender of the Army ment would be justified in coumng forward to! there hes been greatly improved within the | uot possess the information touching the questions | PATRONAGE. | the display, the enthusiasm, the torchlighte | ., others were issued by the Recorder of Tr ronto, | L a ite in iy Ce ieton ae aint oe eee . ; | a ieindltbsiihd : oo ‘ . ‘i 2 wv . Jee, it reply, ¢ 0 “One » fe enable the tenantry to pay a part of the} last two or three years. A perscn can now | which we have at eur hands; and besides, the! Some of our friends of the Tenant League mt the trade's transparencies, the tout ensemble, | Thie being granted, Sergeant Hunter took pos. | sf Wobthiie nailed an the bart orc ie. Cae < en . . as ’ - @ . SOME iene any Leag are ‘ a ” 4 , 7 | { § “oO le Pi lie @ iy, purchase monev. It w us with this objee m)| get good _accomm dation oo ali the main! questions more especially concera ourselves, piniitetdd edeciad te bind so tials was really magnificent. At halt-past 2 a.m, | session of the prisoners, who looked much displea- | reciprocated the desire to prevent the Gesthes view that the Fifteen Years’ Purchase Bulli} roads. There is no law, I believe, ever! «Mav we be allowed to ask the Colonial dissatisfied because we do no pi an vai fe"! the address to the delegates was read by His) sed. For half an hour they remained in court, effusion of blood, and asked Grant’s conditions of was intredaced. It is unnecessary thar I pass ‘d whieh is more dificult to make pertect 6 4 ; a ' (ik ull, Wslishiihh Wish, ails | cause, and they declare their determination te! Worship the Mavor, in Temperance Hall, to) $1,000, &e., were returned to Young. Meantime ‘surrender. Grant responded that there was but ' he liquor license law it isn Se eee yee ‘col i i ‘ej iary | at ildi > | rd of ted artillery, with drawn swords, | : oe ed should enter into particulars relative to the! than the liquor license law, for it is no mat. | a . 4 r ~— us feel their displeasure in a peenniary | an audience that the building could not begin |) & guard of mounted artilery, with a *,/ one condition, and that he would insist upon— 4 application made by a certain lady at tue) ter what changes are made, they do not ap-| that indicates a behef in having stumbled on a sense. What they mean by this is, that they will! to contain. i appeared, which created eee Shortly | that the men surrendered shall be disqualified for Colonial Office against the Bill. [bis quite! pear to meet the views of some parties, and rreat heap of corruption—* for what service were dvithteaie take ia aoe thei Tan tn She nsec ** The order maintained throughout, from, ore oe eae os ae Ww ig — pe re > ita king up* arms against the Government until 4 i ‘ » 2 rs are ‘ir subse : ‘ PE, MINER, . ‘ * ' as “heering of abe 2 -oOnle aneriy evehanoad « alae . . evident that she was not sitisfied with it#| every session there are petitions before the | the following sums paid to the publisher of the ; ' ‘ wh a af the formation of the procession at Cunard's oe aaa tes Mr Cartic . They seaistn Fal os exe bonged and desired a meeting with es \ e Uh } t St y ei ? suc é PTs S Vi i rocate | ’ ‘ i r j@ zy ‘ a e Tr. x ‘ . Pe = ” sre . ie > " provisions a8 being favoarable to the pro-| Legislature for further changes. The clause Examiner, a3 we find them on the warrant list of | 7" * apport oniy aOR Popes Be Wit Pavacate | we harf, as they passed down through W ater | owed. by three carriages, containing Soathera | ake om i > pe a an, Pies i, fp; mact-any be prietors. The circumstance, however, shows! under consideration leaves it to two-thirds o! Soy Lp ae their views. Indeed, two or three have already | Street to the Province Building, thence! fies. mel nai od he ans ad sana aah Po tucntt ie . o t oe prs “ee. ro how difficult it is to deal with the question. the householders in a school district to say |‘ i in land £16 8 9 withdrawn their names. from our list, and they | through Hollis Sureet to the Chief Justice's, | Yi principal streeta to the station, where ie ceeens she anemeadion of Ue i Vela . : } -_" , ve anat; iwhether a m: ] et ¢ eense { and | * July CR > = Ho 6s lan cole s o . | ~ ail > i iis nef Z : eae . cl . , ° 5 The Lmperial authorities will never sanction) whether a man eball get a license or not, : Out are Oo Ee T° 3 have declared to us that they weve compelled to thence back by Barrington Street to St. | special train w as waiting. T he few sympathizers | jy merely asked tue terms of his (Grant's) pro a measure which interferes with the riz!its| | presume that those only are intended who | rE his 7, Sede orl] 23 18 0 ho an bu annechan'ou tit anit often Tunes | Paul's, thence along the upper side of the! gave some parting cheers. There was po dispo- position; that he did net think the emergency : : Tv ‘ P PEDY. 20, TOO... 2 eee ce eee ~ ‘ ¥ I i ie League, ’ « nee : : . ney of property, withow® the consent of the are qualified to eleet Trustees for the se!ool. sels : fu ‘ 2 i ein of this} | Parade, and on to Lemperance Hall, with] sition shown to riot at any time.” | had arisen for the surrender; thatas peace was 7 - 1 : . Pai hie “Wore hese st i 9 * asks, * t pai , lw iv , , Pp itenc é I ss) us pee \ : ’ parties interested. No doubt thu was the/ Ll therefore think the clause is imperfect, be- } = ~_ a na ees iho, re Gap" iehenete _— os ‘ pie | windows opened, and handkerchiels fluttering | ‘ | the sule object of all, he desired to know whether reasun that the assent to the Bill in questi.n | cause a numb r of the householders may not for advertisements in the Examiner? And if ao, | of patronage. It won't ruin us; and its trans-| _ thousands of female faces peering smilingly | The Montreal Telegraph comments in exceed- the proposals would tend to that end: that he was delayed until satisfactory evidence could | have children of the ages which would entitle | wore thove advertisements ordered by any officer | fer te Mr. Ross or any other newspaper proprie-! down u pon the manly forms that passed be-| ingly severe terms on the act, among other things | could not meet with a view te surrender the ariny be received from this os oo ‘gl naine | them to ome St on and yrange ~ luf the Government 2” “ How dves it come that| tor is searcely likely to lead to the making of his| neath — the fireworks that illuminated the saying :— perpen bey see - - ee popes > i ‘ sad} case might be decided by one third o 1 | 5 a ‘ A ont 5 ‘ . : | * ie : i | al : might ellee ie Confederate § ree 2 i of every proprietor to ” Doun ay - had} cas 6 e r) , id ig rn je | the payment in February last to the publisher of| fortune. The League is composed of men who, | atuigophere, the ree that enlivened the} “The Government seems to be very desirens hie conte tebe _ : ° ate forces under E been properly obtained. It is unnecessary | householders in place of two thirds, whik hat © eG b e ¥ tainl ere jmareh, the banners that flattered in the! of a collision between the military and people | ane ang tend to tne restoration of peace, i : the a rearn > dvertial = . artainiy t Pg yi . Te." i . * » . s also that L should refer at any length to the those who would be prohibited from voting the E2aminer....if for Government advertising, | for the most part, are certainly not of a literary breeze—the harmony, good feeling, and bon-| hore PP ar a oe ok a . he would be pleased to meet Gen. Grant at 10a. : ‘ ; : ‘ ; o : : a a bation 1 ad-| : J : j here. On Wednesday last the troops were under tu., on the 9th, on the ald stage read te Rich 4 conduct of certain parties in this Islaad who} might be just as capable of judging whether is so much larger than the two payments which} tarnof mind. Theirspeeches, resolutions and a | hommie throughout constituted an ovation of | arms, and again on Friday and Saturday. Now | oo Me - = — aes os _ tichmon Me P et ‘ ave rere ’ » ‘ | >: ’ ii " : L. + . ° } . . ni 3 t . » a8 2 °, Pe, cs to bave taken the settlement of the! a tavern were required or not, as the ee preceded it?” dresses, abundantly prove this fact, we think; and,| whieh Nova Seotia can weil afford to be! the officers commanding have received instrue- Grant replied oe be had ‘am asain ioe : ; ' : - ‘ eaide se ‘ i i ‘ ‘ | Pa. i s ia ala alias iia B t a ; “ i : y . wand Gees. into a own a : ae 8, : oe me on poi ath yh : All these questions are easily answered, al-| whatever may be the experience of our friend| proud. Whatever may be said of the state) oo - retain a ae a oe neg oo |on the subject of peace, the preposed meeting ‘ . as one which | great root of the evil. nO : i : ot 36 , ie feeli j neces. i rit ty rounds ¢ De eartridge, and | ; : believe their object at first was o a : : oe ‘pirits | though the dictatorial spirit in which they are | Ross—who, from pure patriotic motives, no doubt, | of publie feeling in country places, it heeds) wits thirty Fognde of ben cestrenge, 0nd the | could lead to ne good, and then spoke of the de- . ended, namely, if possible to| those little shanties which sell inferior spirits | 5 | ° : aad , Laitet artillery with grape and canister, ready to mow | .- ; : evuld be commended, y; f sk coat vit Git title th ' Ant | ut ois tat Wa WHE thedti-hek bielieane tc 12° further evidence to show what the epinions 5 \ : ca sire ofthe North and his own desire for peace, : 2 4 ’ ‘oe ¢ " 5 t as 2 | - ii i F : B > d P as Cas & ( { eirs— 2 , Ps, . . oa * | > 2 ale , rs jag if | » " get the privilege of purchasing their lands; without license that cause the greates: _— er ee, Tee Macrae, eee we Nes ee eee i hoe p | of nine-tentks of the cirizens of Halilax are, | Goun, Hs c Maj sty’s los : am Tt ets if| and of the terms upon which it could be had, ou reasonable terms. But I am afraid thoy | amount of evil. And however muci a few | explanation of the items above quoted will be an| that the Tenant League peop'e are not even ex-| at all events, on this question. His Worship | ae " Steak | which be said were well understood. Before re- P ‘ - iil _ , , - i} ' : one : . r . , oa se . sAuse A ee . ; : have proceeded too far; and [ trast they w th} persons ray wish to i eo down 7 answer to all the questions. The July item—| tensive newspaper readers. We have had, per) the Mayor read the address from the citizens | its a ee ear ae oe aeinisined British | ceiving this note, Lee had gone to the picket line 1 reconsider their povtons ont pee re the | re oe ak ae teas Tawa soe £16 8s. 9d.—was made up as follows :—Adver-| haps, about a scure of them on our list altogether;! with good effect, and the extemporaneous| connection are those it proposes to massacre iar eae en Gees Hi. was there handed a ; try. { : r @ pationt |) is not eas A e e@ ado ed. eC - 4 . ike leh cE ' wi! ia > — , . : . ; >: \|to bun, whe : 5 - oa eet sandeh ts dened thins a | lieve that fees the number of houses return- | @!"S Steamers on the clillsborough, £7 i3s. Od.| and we don’t know whether a majority of the replies on the part of the Delegates were very | The first shot poured into their ranks may drive | Sale - he salt a ith sas fanteen th odes | 3 Q ( usu , - si : : mm 3 ace i y g FF NN ee a ; ' | (This advertisement was inserted in the other! score regard newspaper proprictors as a class of ®Ppropriate, and received with demonstra-| them into the ranks of the enemy, and. dispose of | ¢ ., : ; ; i. : may be devised which will afford justice to ed as having licenses @ very large number ( : , ee re ee tT g Tener * tions of enthusiasm. Both Mr. Cartier and Confederation and kindred schemes in a clap of 712" ¥ 8 tout miles West of Walter's Church ; all parties. Probably before this Session| must be selling without license, and we! non-official papers as well as the Examiner )| obnoxious individuals who should never dream of Mr. Galt spoke. Mr. Tiley was called for,| thunder.” F | wha thie tte Was Gotaptghed, and did uot receive ! : 7. : : . : : ' ; : . ‘ . y : : tip pend 2 ee co it uot 11.50 a. m., when he immediately notifie ; cluses, a Biil may be introduced calenlated | shuald endeavour to legislate so as to get at! ¢4 9s. Od. for notices to the settlers on the Wor-| asking for pay, just as a still more obnoxious class | and for the second time during the evening. | concn I ; . 7 : i iy : : . ' 7 i : = A , ae ee that be would repair to the fre o mect i to wid the tenentry in their endeavors tu be-| those a * i aneee wey - ee mt * | veil estate~-(The Commissioner of Publie Lands| of proprietors have the presumption to do, and te| heard with great interest. The early part) GREAT FRESHET AT MONTREAL. him Fullewing hoes thee of erie fore . man wou et a iiconse and afterwards be- ‘ . ‘ ‘ : ‘ i : _ i - . + ess : ’ ; “7 eee: The hoa. member does! Sa a ddieend to the immoderate use of [i-| "4%: Fer since he bas been in office, exercised his| enforce payment of claims ‘in a very arbitrary | of the evening, from 10 to 12, had been oceu-| MONTREAL, April 4, 1865. | guing is a summary, were two others dated Appo- + ; ) rr owes i r " - r . . . * | ° ie i a ate | “ 2 . = ee . ot pete to ‘sade rstand that my proposi-' quor himself, so that it would be necessary |W" discretion as to the necessity of publishing | manner ; but this we know to our own annoyance _ a 7 oe Delegates and | Between Friday and Saturday the river rose ra- oan are fabcaeatee - we, : , tty ? oe ° : : . ’ , ‘ : ; as others. the close, three cheere were given | | -y)., . . . . and another of Lee’s date eadquartera Arm tiow was not that the loan should be confined) to shut.ap the tavern, and if it were left to | some, not all, his advertisements in the Examiner,| and inconvenience, that. most of the Tenant for the asen ass Ein te Daleashee” aaa pidly, and one of the “shoves” piled the ice so high Northern Virginia, accepting hea Both hell 1 . ® . y ° ¥ . , i “9 | to the teaaate on the estates uf the eonsent- two thirds of the resident househvlders | especially those relating to the Worrell estate, | Leaguers who have heretofore patronized us, have! thro more for Mr. Brydges, a agent o! | ** to come near striking one of the tubes of the | were written on the 9th. Grant's terms were as. ing proprictors, but chat i6 ee e ae we it os mee - — of the cus. | over which this paper circulates more extensively | been pleased entirely to forget their obligations | the Grand Trunk, whose attention and civi-| Victoria Bridge. follows :— fi abie ts those om every part of the island. | on. Mr. Raxsay: new a@ case since