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" SUMMEBSIDE JQURNAL mew. WEE? 3218158- "‘"Esiifii §;,,,,;.,,;;.:.tram.sf:not..i;.r..j......ana:§iiowing'inachincs AUCEIOM 3.! 13 W30 WANTS

An English and Colonial Mail was re- ccit-ed here last evening. The news by me Atlantic Cable is of the most start- ling character. Searcer had the news ot‘ilie atrocious acts of the It‘enians on this side of the Atlantic reached our ears, than the electric wire conveys the intcl~ ligenoe that even out in that for ofl‘coun- "y, Australia, an attempt was made to take the life oftho son of our beloved sovereign. by an assassin said to be a Fenian. The villian did not succeed in taking his life, though he is dangerously wounded. The assassin was arrested. An nttempt was made to set fire to Bucking- ham Palace-my a gang of I’enians. There is scarcely a despaten that reaches us,but tells of some acts of violence or murder on the part. of the members of this infer- ml Society. Their work seems to he assassination and robbery. It has failed to achieve the object for which it was brought-into existence. except that ob- ject was destruction to life and property, 'and efforts on the part of the llritish and American governments should at once he made to crush this Society. The lives of British subjects are every where endan- ger-ml, arid property in the Colonies espe- cially is insecure. They must be taught that the protection they receive from the Americnu government will not save them from the gallows. A govermnent that could grant 850,000 to such men as the murderers of Notice, is not the country for I'rincc Edward Island to be annexed to. What think, ye annexationists over the way?

The news from Abyssinia is very good. iftruc. King Theodore with a number of others is reported to have been killed in an engagement with Gen. Napier. If this is true, and we hope it is, the war will be ended. The captives were all released. It. remains now to be seen what action the British Government. will take as to the civilization and govern- ment of that country.

The Irish Church question is the prin- cipal topic in the English papers. It is said that if the maintenance of the Irish Church is made the cry with which the Members go to the country, the Church and the Cabinet will fall together. The Austrian I’arliuncnt goes on vigorously with the work of reform. Hills have been brought in for the introduction and estab- lishment of trial by jury. An ‘ inspired” l'uris journal, referring to the recent war rumors circulated in France. says it is cr- roneous to imply that war is inevitable simply because France has taken mea- sures to erable her to wage it. with suc- can. it has the coolness to affirm that ‘ the more France is armezl thel 's is the probability of war,‘ as ‘ an equilibrium of armed forces in the world is a guaran- tee of peace.

We give in another column the latest despatchcs.

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CLOSING OF THE LEGISLATURE.

Ox Friday last, at half-past 3 o‘clock, His Excellency cuino down to the Council Chamber. and being seated on the Throne, commanded the attendance of the House at the bar, and, after giving his assent. to several Hills. poroguied the General As- sembly with the following

SPEECH : Mr. President and Honorable Gentltmen of "It Legislative Council .- .llr. Sperrlm- and Gentlemen of the House of Assembly.

ln relieving you from further attendance here. I am glad to express to you my thanks for your assistance and advice.

lly the Act which you have passed " to amend“ and explain the Land Purchase “Bill.” you have crnpoeercd me,——so soon as the purchase iii any public estate shall have proved to be sell-sustaining,— to relieve from Iurlher payment tenants on that estate. who have paid their full proportion 01 the purchase iuoncy lor their farms.

An Act to Incofporats Baptist Church at Long Creek.

An Act to prevent accidents to persons travelling on tho ice.

An Act to nineud the Act. to incurpornte the Summerside Bunk.

An Act for the incorporation of Societies for the sale and distribution or Seed Grain. An Act for the better security of the Crown and Government of the United Kingdom with- in this Island.

An Act to Incorporate the Baptist Church at North ltivcr. Lot 32.

An Act to continue Acts relating to Sam- merslde.

An Act to explain an Act relating to the Bible Christian Church.

An Act to shorten the language of Sherifl's Deeds.

An Act for the relicfafunfortunatc debtors. An Act to amend llic Laws establishing the Salaries payable to the Attorney and Solicitor General.

An Act to amend arid explain the Land Purchase Bill.

An Act to repeal the Acts now in force es- tablishing and regulating the rate of interest and to make some provisions on the same subject.

An Act to encourage the settlement and cultivation of Wilderness Lands .

An Act relating to the Savings’ Batik.

An Act in addition to and omelnlmentoflhe Act to Incorporate the Town of Charlotte- town.

An Act to amend the Laws regulating the sale by license of spirituous liquors.

An Act to consolidate and amend the leve- rni ans relating to Education.

A u Act for raising a Revenue.

The A ppmpriutiou Act.

An Act to empower the Government of Prince lidwurd Island to expend 'l‘cu Thou- sand Pounds in the Purchase of Lands in the raid Island.

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])lATil or Sin Donrsrcrr "ALL—A tele- gram received from Ottawa on Wednesday, announced the death of this prominent states- man. which occurred at Adelaide. Australia. Sir Dominick Duly was born in the North of Ireland, on the 11th August. 1700, and was consequently in his 60th year. In 1825 he held the olllce of Assistant Secretary of Lower Canada. In 1827 he was appointed Secretary, which other: he held till the union of the two provinces. After that cv- at he held the Secreiitrysliip of Canada for seven years. During the exciting political contests of the period Mr. Duly acted with Lnrd Mctcallc. and was u prominent member of tho Conscr- vativc party. in 1851 he was knighted, and rccrivcd the nppuinunent of Lieut. Governor of’I‘obagn. In lit-ii he was made Lieut. Gov— ernor of Prince Edmird Island. which post in.- hcld till ’50. llunssuuicdthc governorship of South Australia in 1861. —L'nlour'sl .

It is with much pl ism-c we direct the attention ol'nur readers to the udvrrlise- ment of Burnt A: Soxs in another column. \\’o are glad to see lhnt the manulncturc Lf Mowmg Machines and Horse Hillith has been commenced in the Colony. We hope this new branch ol mechanic. indus- try wrll prove in every way a success.— l‘uli'lol.

“’1: have rem-lied “ Uodcy's Lady‘s Book" for May. The steel plate enlitlcd "Gardening" is :i very pretty picture. suited lor the season. The, usual colored Iushion pinto comes next, with siv liucly colored figures. There is a handsome colored engraving of an Autimucascnr, in shell pattern, n large extension sheet 01 dresses and novelties. The work depart- uient contains an elegant selection ol fau- cy work. The literary department is fully up In the highest standards. lor which " Godcy“ is proverbial.

E? \V 1»: have been obliged to omit some original matter intended nor this day‘s pu- pcr. us well as a. number of advertise- moms. in order to llllth room 101' the news by last night‘s mail.

I'V' Timur: are sevc 'nl vessels have al‘ ready loaded with produce, waiting for an opportunity to gt-t out'

[.7 TI”: “ chnilin," Cole. sailed from Liverpool on the 0th April tor this port. " L. C. Owen." lirowu. SllHl‘tl on the ith, and tho " Undiuc,“ Dunc, on the 81b. for Charlottetown. The " Weslcru Queen," Lcc, sailed on the 8th, [or this Island.

Wistur‘s Ilalsam oi Wild Cherry is "a combination and n lorur indeed." for hoalv

Greenbacks above l'ur—(lrunlo‘s lloy. To inhabitants of the West—J. Shaw. Removal—Angus McSween.

Mowing Machines—liner & Sons. Caution—Kenneth S. Meliny. Wilderness Liuids—Jolm Aldous. Entire Horse —Matthew (inviu. Mowing Machines—Hurry (2. Green. Horse ‘Sweep S is It. A: W.T.lluut Cash for Jig 's—C. C. Gardiner.

Green Boole; above fail $0.10 REWARIH ! T

HE Above reward \vill'he paid at the Progress (Jilice. in American Sbiu I'luslers.immcilmlelv upon the pn 'Iirumtion nml uckmnvh-ilgmeut of the Sadr-pendi- it. of the Iiiin licpublicJo any person Mr poi-irons who \\ ill |:I\‘l‘ such information on Will lean to i...» approach. run ax... tom 1... or r w A r . BRI I 01\ . "\ whose notorious crime of ilcssing lnyn y to it listed Government can no longer go uupamshed.

GItANNIIfl’S BOY. Summer-side. April 30. was.

To the Inhabitants ofthe West of P.E.lsla.nd:

I I AVING been frequently informed during

the lust. few weeks that the inhabitants ot the \Vcst were lamenting lily curly dcpart- ore from among theiu, they having been iu~ formed that I would leave on the tint of May next; I beg to inform them that such is not the case, but that I intend to live ninl die among them. l have a daughter with me. and expect shortly to have my son. and pro- bably other relatives and friends will slml‘lly follow. Having had more than 30 years or practical experience in my profession, i can rcadilydistinguish bctwc n disease and poison. My heart has lreoucutly uchcd to see the vic‘ tiuis of ignorant laid prostrate by iucrcurinls and llilrc. have been informed of others being killed cold writer injudi- cionsly applied. There has also been a great amount of absurd nonsense about Cancers. I would advise those who are certain that they are so ulilictcd to bathe the port nll'eeted freely and frequently with Lemon Juice; also frrquemly to swallow l. little either alone or in water sweetened. and lose no time in consulting a medical man, as the general health is usually bud .

I am your true and faithful It'riclld rind Adviser, J. SHAW, M. l'). Pilgrim's llcst. Lot 10. April 30. WW

REMOVAL i ’1‘Hli suliscr‘ibt-r has removed his Tailoring blisbIm-ut to the Shop next door to II. . Green's, Iii-q. , on St. Stephen Street. where he will be happy to receive the orders of his customers, and all thers who may pati‘ouise him. IInving obtained the serv ccs of competent workmen. and increased 'couuuodution. he is prepared to execute all orders entrusted to him with ncatness and duspatch, and nccord~ ing to the latest.

English 8; American Fashions ANGUS sit-swims. Sutunicrsidc, April 30. 1808. MOWING MACHINES nonsn reruns:

& QUA ll'l‘l' of Mowing Machines. with 1‘ aewud lulpl‘urcluclrh mined. ltlu now being marmlnclunnl in Lluu luilr'luwll. Aim n number ol llUltsr; 1M it its. 01 the Ilrusi uppi'oveil priltci’ll.

The mauufnvlurn-rs l'i-cl coulidcul that lim um» ,-|.iues \\'IH giro sullsl‘ncliou to persons desirous of purchasing it real good

Mowing Machine

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HORSE RAKE ‘l"

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Prince Edward Island Manufacture.

The above can be. sold on reasonable terms, nan can be inspected at the

Seed &Iu1plcmcnt ‘I'tu'L‘h‘mS" IH'II'Ill d: SONS. “pan

-lo\vn. April 21. was.

(‘l|_-'_

in the shape ol coughs, colds. and _i|-"'"' b .

motion 01 the throat. lungs, and “m

gran-m1,

Under this Act. I shall be unable comply with the prayer oi the in" which uttho comIucucemctitp' "f" "SSW" I informed you that i "“‘ 'CFC'W‘I “1".” “ml,” For“, I. .-.nu.ll|1I.|IUlL‘II’-ISC(I their Imam". .. | ic Selkirk luslnte.

nuL‘ settlcmclit and cultivation of wil- itcrness lands cannot fail to be encouraged by the liberal measure, in which you have authorized me to relax. on such ports of the public estates as may be deemed ox- pedient, the provisions of the law which regulates their sale.

I have given my assent, with much sut- lsfnctiou. to the bill, by which you burn plucc 1 in the hands of llio Government a ditcrctinnnry pom-rm expend a limited muount at public money in the purchase, oi lands, whose value may exceed ll"! lllllllts at the Land Purchase Ant.

Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen Q] the House qf Antillbly .'

I thank you lor the Supplies which you have granted lot‘ the public service.

I earnestly hope. that the timer aid “I'M! you have offered to larmcrs who are unable to procul‘o grain for Seed. may avert the suffering to themselves, and the loss to the colony. which their inability to procure such seed must inevitably produce. Afr. l'rrsidm! and Honorable (Irullcmtu of

the Legislative Council: Mr. Speaker and Honorable Gentlemen of (It: Home ofgiuembly .'

The important subject of Education has "vowed your anxious t'mrslllcrulion. and 1 mill. that the measures which you have matured for consolidating mul amending

the laws thereupon, may be of benefit to the community.

The nblo Report. o! the Committee on Highways has laid before you. Althoagh you have not seen lit to take any legisla- tivo notion upon it during lilo present Session, the whole subject will be careful- ly considered during the repeal, with the “CW to the adoptionust your next meeting. 0! A system oi tuuliagmucnt which wil af- ford a bctter securily tor the judicious ex- penditure oi the money appropriated for Oils service. “I hop rolpnso you Mimi) uslhcr atten-

Inco iere iy roro u o r i ii: Session ol the Legislature}? 8' ‘

v... Tm: following are tho Titles of the Bills Pmod Hi

the Session for 1808 :-o An Act to amend the A vanes of the Lord's Day. An Act to revise and continue other Acts.

An Act to Inca t i I C t Aaricaltarst Sui-13;.“ . h. r! M. “I!”

ct for the due obser-

rougii the Legislature, during -

“'At Charlottetown, on the 23:! rust.. at the

residence of the bride's mother. by the licv.

H. I’opc. Mr. llcujaniin l'lcarlz, to llcuncttu

E.. iidughtcr oftlie late Mr. William isou. On the 'JlIl iusi.. by the Ilcv. A. I I

.istr..\lr. John I'ntlou thnlia. youngest daughter of the late Mr. James Hardy.

Also, on the li‘ith instant. by the saint-,Mr. Hector McNt-ill to Mary Ellen. svt'nlttl daugh- ter of Mr. Henry Matthews all of Albeiiou.

Suddenly. on t re 25th inst. Hubert llyud‘ irrau. lino . in the 63d year of his age. The d - 'cusctl resided at l'rincctown for several years. and at one time l't‘pn‘rclllmi tbut dis- Him in the House ot Asrcluldy. ile also filled the olllizc of Slici‘itl‘ ol I'rruce County fora term. He was going about yesterday in good health. but this moruiuglu- complain- ed of being unwell. Medical and was imluo diutcly at lnind but it won of no avail.

At Sumtncrsltlc. on the 2-bit lush. after u protracted illness, Mr. Joshua Morroli,nged lib years. The deceased was lor many years a resident- of licdcque, anti had only resided here a short lime.

On Monday last. the Qi'th inst., suddenly, the Wife of Mr. Ilichard Cruhh, Town Road.

At Cainbri lire. Music. . April 8th.Mary Hruuch. aged .30 years, or ot'lhe into .l . W. Cult-us. formerly proprietor of the Globe Hotel, of Charlottetown.

At Charlottetown on the 24th inst.. Ella Junc.only childofllirani and Elizabeth Hobbs, aged s months.

At St. Peter’s Boy,,nn Wednesday morn- ing. 22d insr.. I’cter llcCullum. Esq , in the both year of his age. The deceased gentle- man represented the Distritt in which be re- sidcrl. in the Ilruso of Assembly. I one 30 years since.

At Lot 30. on the 2lst March last, Mr. James Dollar. aged 51 years.

At Dunstatl'nngc. Lot on. on the 93d lnst., Elizabeth, rolirt ofthe into Joseph Wyatt, in the no year of her age. I At l’ort Ilill, Lot 1:1. on the L’lst inst. Jar- vis McDonald. son of Mrs. William Davis. aged 8 years and nine months. . At Summer-hie. on Thursday but. no inst. after s Ihortillncss. Ilebeecn. the beloved wife of M. Joseph liogcrs, blacksmith. aged 23 years. leaving a husband. two small children. and a large circle of friends and relatives to mourn her early death.

A; Mcl‘lwen's Wharf. West River. on the ltilh inst.. Doppln May Edwards. wife of Mr. I) . I-‘sr uhnrsou, merchant, of the above place. aged 83 years. .

At Charlottetown. on Tuesday morning. the stu inst. after a for! month-‘1 illness, oi pulmonary consumption. Vosr-ph 11. Webster. Earp. aged at years.

lit her residence, Charlattrtown 10th bun. Elisabeth. yeti. i of tho

('hristophcr t.‘ror‘s,- Igetl M.

o

u" the late Mr.

iug aIid curing all tho ills which :illlit‘l. us .

CA UTION .

V ‘llIS is to inform Ilu- public thatn certain number ot'Nutt-s of Hand. bc 'iug date

Nov. ‘..".‘. 1567, and due on‘ is N v., Illinl, and drawn in the subscribe' nvw, have

been lost, or us he isto , . oar I

This is therefore on ics against never bccu endorsi-

having any thing tot .ns they have by hi . Iil'iNi'liTII S. MCKAY.

Sulmucrilcld. April ‘10. M‘s.

Cash for Eggs. \

7 ‘Illi highest price in CASH wiil II! paid at all times for any qllnulily of I-ZUGS, delivered at the " I'luirnrrt Hon . " C. ( . (iAIiIHNl-lll.

Summerside, April 30, 15651.

Wilderness Lands.

' V ' ' ‘ V ‘ ‘ GOl bitAlIEAT LSTA’I as 2 LL persons desirous of mailing them- selves of the provisions of the Act for the more speedy i-cctlcmcnt of “Illicrucss Lands. on the Govcrnuu-nt Idstntcs. are here- with uolillell. that no applications for said land will be entertained. until a survey is made oftho lauds so to be disposed of. and the fronts llicreot' st: lit-d oil'; and at certain dates, of which due ' by advertisement will be given mmissioncr of Public Lands will ultch at \rlnlu places. to receive applications from those who are desirous of becoming mlnul our»: of truth lflllrll. (none others used apply) and if approved of. post- session wlll be given to such applicants, sub-

ject to the provisions of the Act regulating

the settlement of said Wilderness Lands.

‘.‘ No person is allowed to take possession of any portion of the Wilderness Land. by cutting down or otherwise trespassing there— on; the Government “'oodrnngers being strictly charged to take immediate proceed- ings against nll persons to found trespassing.

JOHN ALDUL'S, (‘onunissioucn Land Olllcc. April 30. 184;

re subset-1m r in paying

Eggs! R is . . p 1'..\.\IAN.

EllliMlllC CASH for Summerslds, April 25. lacs. 3m.

Eggs!w

Now. is the time to subscribe for tho loru-nal-onl y $1 a year.

«mint “ e Farmers

r 4‘ 1‘ s s l ‘ HL Sllbsrulitr litgslt m m“ he will

of Prince Countv and x n tony have on hand at his Warehouse. III

SISMMERSIIHS,

in June next. a very superior lot or

REAPING 8t MOWING MACH ES.

The best yet imported in Leonsisling of Manny's Combined war & Reaper. greatly improve ) Also the

BUCK-EYE.

ofdiil'erent kinds. and the l'NllJN MOWER. and u number- o1 improved Steel Fliigcred s. . J ' Horse Rakes. A supply of extras for the above quchiucl nI.

ways on bond. lIAltltY C. GREEN.

Summersido, April 30. ism.

E, ii. BENJAMIN ROGERS, of Autumn. Merchant, having by Deed of Assign- ment this day registered in Deputy I‘rothono- tury's Ulllvo in St. lilca ‘ , assigned all his Book Debts. Notes ‘ ml, Property. real and personal to the Sub ‘rihcr, for certain purposes and trusts tbcrcii mentioned;

I do therefore notify all persons who are in any way indebted to the said BENJAMIN its. to make immediate plyuik‘nt of their several amounts to said Ii. Itogers.

DAVID ItUUl'IHS.

Sumrncrside. March 71b. we'll. [Apl.2:i

(lo-partnership Notice.

' ‘llli Subscribers have lhis tiny entered into I’nrlucrsliip as I’LAS’I‘EHEHS. under the name. style and lirm of

. Smith to McDonald. They are prepared to exccu all orders lor l'lasteiiug Iroin town ~ nntry, of all descriptions. ill the best at us! fashion- uhlc style. and at the Iowa ra . They will guarantee as good, it not hot“ i ' those who boast so much oil their “ learning."

JAMES SMITH. JOHN MelloNALD. Summersiilc. April 0. 1868.

, FARM FOR SAEE.

V ‘HE subscriber offers for sale his LEASE- lltll.l) I-‘AliM. situated in Paddy's Land. Lot. ill, IL miles from Iierisiuglon. and .' ' ' Indian liivcr, Cross. It consists s, 40 being clear and the balance covered \villi luird and soft wood. A sunill House on the premises. It fronts 1:! chains on the I‘rincctowu llond. A Brook rims across the Farm. ‘ e arm is under lease at ls. per acre p05“:- . Terms mndt.‘ klno on application to the