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We are indebted to Hilary Idolseeo. Eat... the Col- lector lopslw Port of fo‘ube following if"! , . t I I 3 postseason. lisme‘nn to ‘3 mafi be Mud. that they have hope tamer. deflects known previous ono.-—a stats 0 . rent measure. to the improvomeut effected in the Harbor by “l. Breakwater partially amtotl threé» Tim: was suillvient produce in the vicinity tohavc loaded several other vessels had they offered for that purpose. This fact should "lmulflfll the Government to complete this important work will as Unis delay as 'ble. and otherwise improve the harbor so as to so. sure the confidence of shiyowpen. and afford them or. attaut facililiisl for prosecuting their business. The following are the vessels. With nastors' names, mm,

and the port: for which they elearsd. vis :—

at D sirens. Ora-s. ls't. lolui’s. Newfoundland. 6t) bead ' ' t W'- wm‘liiiir s. :Doaald. 1! her Grace. to head cattle. I horses. mmfiu. beagle. lturjos. Kill» 700 bus. potatoes. 200

hiss. cats. to sheep \V. l). finish. Grant.

coil. 80 bus. {Hill‘le 36

100 labia. mat: on . Louisa Agnes. J. clcwsawliita. Halifax. two hits. otatoes. Kelso. Hugh. D. Mclsase. John's. filth. that its. p0.

t toe . Hill bus. cats. 83 us. turnips.

“:0th C. Doagls. llaliiax. 360 bus. potatoes, 600 bus. oats. too has. turni a. lo tuba hatter.

Robert Noble. bl. A feline. tlvcrpool. N. 3.1939 has.

t . ll hue. oats. ‘62 us. turnips.

J.‘liit:r‘f:clsiilg:?.\l. English. Liverpool. 0. 13.. 006i but. oats.

Sirocco. Brigt.. C. Layt toes. 1149 has. outs, to

Willi-Saws, McDonald. St. John’s. Kilt. 8000 has. pa.

000 b .. oats. _

illialliafisione?‘l’opr. G. 1].. 1200 has. calm—to finish loading to Georgetown.

'l‘otal—l3,l26 bur. potatoes. 21,993 hits. oats. 103! bus. turnips. 96 head cattle. 200 head sheep. l4 pl‘., 3 horses. to hbls. meal. 1 bhl. beans. 2) fowl. 39 tabs hatter, 100 bbls. mackerel, 80 qtls. codtisli.

. to I . Hallie? 9000 has. potatoes. 1500 has. qtls. codtlah. 16 mos butter.

on. Harbor Grace. 820 bus. pota— l has. turnips, 10 hblr. meal. 1

Tau Halifax Chronicle. in noticing our appointment to tho office of Qiioon'a Printer. remarks that this "does not indicate that the Governinentlnteiid exerting thum- selves to take the island into the Dominion." Very true, we say. and we can assure our contemporary. as Well as others who entertained the rciiiotest suspicion. to the contrary, that this Government not only never ‘0 exerted" themselves to bring the island into the Do- lltllllull. but never even thought of doing such a thing. From an lllldllliliq,kflu“lt‘sl‘0 of the slate iil‘ the Island we fuel justified in asserting that the coriipziritively small amount of Union sentiment of which the Colony could boast a bl't‘lvudllullill ago, scarcely the small- est portion exists at the present. moment. Confedcr- atinn is stamped out, and the experience of the Doimrr ioa'sippe July last. culminating in the legislation of the Sessionjost closed. serves as n lmlllllllludt to the ex- tinct Union sentiment. (hi this point tho Government is true to the people, and will eoui’uue so. whatever their enemies may say to tho contrary. .

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Hero is what tho Commercial Holistic of Boston says of tho industrial condition of tho Northern States :—

In no part at tho country is industry at so low an tbb. capital so nnrsimiiicrative. and their products so poorly paid for as in New England at piosent _

Not onlv are our iiiannlactoriea closed. or running on short that-{and thousands throw-i _ out of maple meat. but our Collllnt‘rt‘lfll classes arc inflicting immense cases from the stagnation of trade. and llllllllilllg‘ln values. In flit Ills: "one race of importing and ship in; merchants. on e the boost of our New England sen-ports. whose sh.pa poured into our markets the wealth cl every clinic, are now falling into comparitivc decay.

In similar gloomy colora docs a correspondent of the

Boston Journal depict the collapse of business in the

State of Mllllltlz— I

The fact cannot be gainaayed that. go where you may in Maine. businc-s will be found crippled. and the cry of dull tlnlrll 3 nos up on every hand. There a ill be lcfl lumbering by one half this winter than usual. and there is such a pios- trution in our ship building interests that hardly a vessel can be found upon the stocks. .

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"fir. E. Roadie lectured leforu tho Dcastas's; Mieranoc on Mon ay night lastu

«writs Bogllslilfail which sob-lied Halifax per Steamer but. on the 30th last. was received in Charlottetown 3 on ‘iaturday night.

Tb Nomination Day for .\ Cs|ditlato to fill tho va- cancuey occallnnotl in the Second District of King‘s Cautityhy Mr. E. lteilly's acceptance of the Queen’s Printing. will take plscs on the 215th of January.

St. John's Day was celebrated b the Masonic Lodges in Charlottetown and Genrgctn n by tho insin- lit-vs thereof dissing together. in Charlottetown. the Dinner took place at the Pavilion Hotel. and in George. town at the America llousc. Both are very highly spoken of.

The liristmas Market was the largest ever witness- ed in liprluttetnwn. The spacious new Marital Hall wrs literally crowded with people. and the supply of geese. decks. tnrkcys. our. was en ahuadunt. that a considerable quantity of it remained unsold. The llccl. especially Blake's. was excelleiit.~l’av.

The members of tlio Victoria Steam Engine Cans- pan . tinder command of Capt. Strickland. bad a torn -li lit procession on Monday night, tho 2d. after Wlllullpllv repaired with their friends to the Upper Hall to tie Iii-iv Market House. where they enjoyed tlnniiselves for several hours. Mr. Galbraitli's lland provided the music. and Mr. N. A. Large tlto rsfsesh- ineiitc.——1fl. w

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8r. Donovan‘s ’l‘iturcitsxnu Stlt‘lerr—Mf. Ed- ward Roche delivered an excellent lecture before this Society on Monday night last. The audience, thauxli small. was appreciative, and passeiLn deserved vote of thanks to the lecturer. The lectures and debates be- fore tho Society are of a niisuelfancans character. and calculated to draw good ltotllt‘l. The debate for next Monday night will be: " Could the Maine Liquor Law be successfully applied to this Island l"

W. C. GRANT, Seo‘y. Jan. 8. 1863.

GOVERNMENT APPOINTMENTS.

Edward lieilly. Esquire. to ho Queen‘s Printer for this lsl..ud, in the plan of the Honorable Edward Whebiis, deCt-oseil....\Villiaiit Sanderson. l-quuiru. to be a Coiiiiuirsinnor for tho Recovery of Small Debts for the Court at Georgetown. in the plants of George Paolo. Enquire. deceased. . ..Ailan E. McUoiignll. Peter M, Hourho and Richard Smith. Eetltlll’len, to be Cmtullil- sinners for tho Recovery of Small Debts for the Court at Poiviiul. in the place of John Roach llourlte, Alex. Smith and John Farqiiharson, l‘idtllllf‘elr . . . .\l r. James Power to be I’ostiiiiuter at Wtientley liner. in the place of Mr. John lieuton, resigned.

SPRAY CATTLE.

We liavoliccn so often asked what the Law e'ivs re- specting stray Cattle, that We have been induced in in- quire. and now atatc for the information of the public. lll,.l. when a stray heart noun-s on the premises of our person, and cannot be kept off them, the law rttpiires .lic individual on whose premises the animus! is. to go to the nearest Justice of the Peace, and record an alli~ (lat-it in accordance with the fuels. take out an order. mid have the animal advertised, " Weekly in the Ru of (Mirth: published lll Charlottetown." for ll perils of two months. dating from the than the order is taken out. if tho beast is not redeemed within that time. it has to be sold, and the wounds. after deducting costs. is handed nl'tsl' to tho .Vlagtstrate. who applies it as the law directs. It is further required that mlvertiseinente shall in; posted up in three public places in tho town- ship where the stray animal is.—8uas. ismal ' CHARLOTTETUWN DEBA'I‘ING CLUB. The annual iiit-otingof tho abuvo Society. for the election of nflicers for the present year. ivuslield iu Scott‘s Hall. on Ffiil‘ly evening last, the 3d inst.

The llrportol‘ the financial condition of the S icioty having been read. the baI-oting for ntlicers was proceed- ed With. at the close of which the following gentlemen were declared elected :—~ President—l). Laird, Esq.

Vice Presidents—4.. ll Davies. and It. D. Show, sqra.

secretary and Treartirer-llr. R. Fitzgerald. Members of Uotiliniitoc—Mvssrs. Seth I). Show. I". S. MllcUttiVllll. l-‘. S. Longueuil. C. W. Hall, and Jim'pll Sillztlthiml.

The eutujim for debate next Friday evening. will he —“ Would England be justified in according to the dciiinnds of Secretary Seward in the matter of tho Alis-

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life. my. has been

lost over the hill there cutting birch rude; I“ with“

bow left this placo hound for llaltimnro.

sels arriVed in St. John's on tho morning of the 29th.

at Santa Fe of Chief Justice Smuun by Capt. ltvnii- amt. a member of tho Territoral Senate. The alfray

in debate which reflected upon the Cliicf~.fiistloe, and which the latter pronounced to he lies.

tllutl in three days.

the Alabama Claims. accounting to tho statement in

Stanlgy decimal to have not only an arbitrtor for determin- ing the ri-spunnibil‘rty Milt-oat llritaiu in tho premises. but a mixed Cniiiiniseiari for arranging the counter claims on both sides. while Mr. Seward wishes the whole

aril line calling at Halifax.

aim—“.—

lt recent sxcliau weeeserve that Joseph J. Isl:-

ceratedth fer Harbor Quilt. Newfoundland. Mr. Little. who I'll-U“.- fsilerate principles, is tho son of the late Mr. Cornelius

Little, of this City.

Despatcliee front (tarps, dated lids, alt.. aaysja ti-bev- ladnn ship, tsause unknown. wast ashore our the llagdalaine river last week. The “Pull. lb. “’0 mites. steward and title semen wen drowned tea mutt were saved, but were badly frant-

Tho Ottawa Parlamant ssljeerned on the list of De- cember until the 12:1. or starch neat. and during the rooms it is supposed that a Gov-rancid delegation will proceed to England to consult with the [as rial aulboo {pipe on the important subject of the atareeloaial

si road.

' i say boy. is there anything to shoot bevel inquired a sportsman of a boy he snot. ‘ Well.‘ replied the hay. wmtliing just about here. but our old scltnnlilu'cr la

walk up and pop hint ovcr.‘

British Gnianals lie-coining a field for dissatisfied Southerners to emigrate te.-A despateli from their tinder date of Smoother liltb. states that It!) puma. emigrants from the Southern Btatse of Amviaa. have arrived at Duncan. and item noise as settlers.

A Brussels letter. in'tlie Journal cf Lia’s. a Mlnls- terlal organ, ssys:-—‘ The public will learn with satis- faction that the plivsioal and moral state of the Empress Charlotte has greatly improved til late. The King and Queen go to sec her almost every day. and often bring her with theirs to Brussels.’

'l‘lio Halifax lrpress says the health of ills Lord- ship Bisiio Lynch. of Tomato. lm become much im- paired, an be has him advised by his p'ivsioiane to pass a portion of the winter at Key West. Florida. It is tho intention of His Lordship to proceed Smith as soon as he shall feel himself admyualc to tliejnutiiey.

en Elton sentsmt Spring. in eonnsettaa with the express

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lssmnnrr vanes Vita-sou Brena-Tis- foilsmiss‘ i. I purest state-sent of the plied-es slot from Vance 3"" “Murdering tbeneatlss of sins and lie» rancher last :—

wllasltels of Barley. “8:” ti. 0a". 929 do Potatoes. 3.2“ do ‘I‘nralpe. I I“ finest-leis“ , Join castle. \Vherfiager. December filth. tear. “3.44....”4 x. I. x rwru 3..“1 a; ‘W Ill? II'I. Arrivals in lavage fra- I'. t. Kale-d. res W.

W. W. Loam foams. lab—Loyalilra. Hilda. Willie. Penny Leigh. J. bowler. Amphien. “til.

Liverpool. Dec. l.—-Ir.gs llama. Hertha. nth- = Undins. Uatavsa. nth—Aliens. “that” C. 0m ; lttbi ~l‘ronpt; this—Bunsen. l'ttena.

Qu-eastawn. Dec. I~Kewadtn. is 20 days; out. Zaleihs.

lotions. Dee. ll-f.otns. in 10 days. Thistle. Verena. litres Light. Mystic. J. W. Westway.

Halifax. Dee. 9..

The Ounboat Delight. recently pan-laud from the III- pfltll 0'“th b I". W. Fiahwieb. last. is being Ittvd up at Black Brue'. \ barf. the will he placed on the West-

boat-ass. The Dominica canes Dena; is easy a total wreck aadi

b O Subculture acme and roast.)

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2mm IDqu nun ALMANAC.

r013 1888.

For Sale. Wholesale and Retail. as Howie's: Bookstore. Janfy: c. was. Queen It'd. lt‘A'l‘ ll lilltlthG l mtltlillfilfil Bay of lslmtd'. FAT llEftBllIO,

for Solo by the Subscriber, (lust arrived per

l. C. HALL.

Jan 7. I667. to

CO I) F l 5 H l QUINTALS large, and mediate CODNIH. for

Sale by l. 0. “ALL. Jan, 7. “3119. its

will be sold at auction on Monday. l

The Steamer ('arlotta arrived front Portland yesterday. 5M brought 3) passengers. end a tug: mail from tlss upper Provinces. Ills) Carlotta experienced a very boisterous passage. On Christmas morning, the second officer. Mr. Gardiner. was wasbed overboard '

Tao (lupo correspondent of the Quebec Chmfck and" date of the Silt "camber. states that the Edit. l‘l.ot. Mabre. bound for Halifax. with a cargo of herring. bad to throw overheard some lilo barrels to save the Vessel. The Pilot

The two best abpeed man in North America are Piasideot Johnson of the United Stateaand General . Manager King of the Bank of Montreal. We would 3 recommend ailsbato on the question. ‘ Who deserves; the abuse most, Johnston or Kiog.’ to the consider-3

gallon of some of our debating clubs.

A Paris letter says : “ in conclusion. l will give you tho last raving lunacy in female dress. Listen ! Around the waist is fastened a broad girdle. from which behind depends some great (old ornanient- I here arm a quiver. a dagger. an anchor-which might not} really be so much out. of place with i'eeiloss peoplo— i and to-day we have econ a great French horn. '

From tho .Vriorbimdlundrr of tho 20th Dec. we learn that on \lennadity the filth last. the hrigaotiuo Rain- In reaching up this share. was run into by the hrigantiao Ores-tough from Prince Edward Island. bound to France. The Rainbow unstained considerable damage. and tho W. (lmsiiougfs lost her jibboom in the coll'ioion. Both ves-

Advices from Now-Mexico givodctalls of the murder

was brought about by some remarks made by ltvxnasov

. RVNERRON made an attack upon the Chief-Justice. shooting him two or throc times. and inflicting wounds of which he

Tun ALABAMA Cums—Tho difference between the United States and British Governments in regard to

Lord Stanley’s late. do niches. a» cure to be this i lmrtl _ P l l‘

matter to go bei'oro onc iind the some tribunal.

The R. M. Steamer Cuba is now expected here from England. This steamer will not call hero on her rc- turu to England. On enquiry we learn that tho rteaoi- er Africa, from Boston for Liverpool. will call at this part, and will leave for England on Thursday night next. This Africa will ho the last steamer of the (fun. V The R. M. Steamer Alpha, will leave here for llorniiida on Friday morning next. at If) o'clock. The next mail for Newfoundland will be deeputched on Friday. the 17th iiist.-ll.r. Paper.

lloaainmTumour—Classical. 0.. Dec. 23.-—lloa. C. Humiiton. Republican member 0. Congress from the

; her brother. Mr. David Lawson. Mount Joy. Ctlt‘cllrud

has been beached at hiaibaie; and cannot proceed farther. part ofthe one being so badly frossa that they had to he carried ashore.

Schr. C. H. llodgson. of Princetown. Mill, Capt. blathesou. from lhy of Islands. bound to Boston. put into this port on the 17th inst. to land crew of Sclir. Addison, of Charlottetown. from Cow flay. bound to latter port. Capt. blatheson. reports on "slit fell in: with tho Addison. lt'llln‘ badly. lmwsprit and soils gone: took off the crow. 5 in number. and llrnughli them to Halifax Much ore-«lit is due Capt. blathwon for his humane conduct. Ho now proceeds on his roch with the best wishes of those he fortunately

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Sbip’s Casting'. gen. Mill Ca also. Old Stoves repaired It.th shortest aotieeaad cheap for Cash. Hear McKinnun’s 'l‘aanrrv.

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City Foundry. HE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to inform tbs Public that be is prepared to furnish

of Various Descriptions. Tbrlaebsa Machines. Mud Dir s. we

ea’eiwg. Caution Stone.

MICHAEL ludltDAN. Proprietor.

Cli'tow'n, Dec. U. 1067. CW isl

STOVEfil

lll‘i sunsctttlmlt HAS JUST RECEIVED. ’8 Schooner " II. 5. Dash." direct from YAK‘UUTK.

ltu USUAL SUPPLY of those Celebrated

COOK sh BOX ITOVEI.

which will be sold cheap for Cash. or ap noted Joint Nous

J. OLAuI. Orwell. 0st. id. 1861. I

rescued—(1:. Chronicle. The crew alluded to above were Capt. Wm. Dwycr. of Charlottetown. and 4 men. Capt. Dwyer reports that on the filth. as stated, Capt. Mistbeson rescued them. On the Nth. a Brig and Schooner passed within about 3 miles. and offered no assistnace. Experienced 5 days' hard struggle to keep the Adonis afloat by throwing overboa d coal, and by constant pumping. Capt. Day-er wishes to express thanks to Captain Mailman. ."‘_..... . . 2,2‘;‘:':::::.;.

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At the residence of tho bride's father. Pownal. on New Year's Day. by the Rev. Alexander Falconer. llr. Artsmus McCallum. of Clyde liiVer, to Mary Ann. fourth daughter of Mr. John lugs.

0n the 31st December. by Darius 1'). Clay. 89:1,, J. l’.. Mr. James N. ltobortsou. of Anundale; to Miss liticiiuel McLeod. Dun‘dns.

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Died.

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On the morning of the 13th ult , at tho residence of

Margaret Lawson, aged 7| years. known to the com munity uniting whorith was llt'l' lot. to apcnd her days.” it person of inoffensive manners and industrious habits; attached to the religious principles imbibed in her youth. and caeiiiplary in tho discharge of all her duties,

At Elliot ltiver. Dec. l7, Wm. ll. llydc. Esq, aged 73 cars. At Charlottetown, on the 25th ult., in the 32nd year of his age. after an Illness of five months borne with christian patience and resignation to the Divine Wl'l. Mr. James Gormloy. a native of thc county Arman Ireland—Boston papers please Copy.

Just; Published. AND READY FOR DELIVERY. m P. 3. "LAID

CALENDAR

FOR 1868.

Containing, besides the usual information. a full and

accurate lie: of the Commissioned Ufilssrs orthlvllltllltl Mllitiasud Volunteers.

4.

For Sale. wholesale and retail. at Queen Square

Bookstore. by

_n. Latin).

Chsrlottrtown. Dec. ll. l861. ‘l

GREAT Clearing—Out Sale 1

lift SUBSCitIBEltb. intending to Build a New BRICK

8ft) it?) next spring. are desirous of reducing their pre-

sent STUCK of GUUDS. and will. after the lat DICKI- BER commence

SELLING- OPP main LARGE AND VARIED STOCK or

BRITISH 6: AMERICAN

commence.

At Greatly Reduced Prices.

FOR CASH ONLY! m G- c a. nurse.

NOTICEl

'Nsv. 27. m7.

bauin Claims l" Opener Charles W. Hall. Erq l’. S. Machwax, b'ec'y. Jan. 4. 1668‘.

'M't‘niz-SAV'tmis tilixtt. V This important Institution is. we pro glad to say. in

8th Ohio District. was brutally murdered by his son in a ill. of insanity on Sunday morning. bein struck on the hand with an axe at Mai'ysvillr. Ohio. srenziod by the sight of blood. the 'son returned to the house and succeeded in inflicting several svvcre wotindn-upon a younger brother before he could be rescued. The

Postage Stamps. ROM and after this date Postage Stamps will be sold 4 at this Office only between the hours of 10s. ta. and p. m. Persons wishing to post Letters befnro or after these

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To Connuroxnurs.——"An Irishman" writes that his recently attended s lecture on temperance in the basement of the Wesleyan Church. but wiis’rathcr dis-

gew gdvtnisiiuruts. CORNS .o WARTS

Are Permanently and Effectually Ciircd by the use of

' v i ' ' ‘ lultt" in Ti‘lit'u‘“ - A - t ' 1' . . ‘ . - ~ » . ~ . . hours. can procure Stamps at the Stores of “Pl’llllllc‘l ‘0 1W4" 0”" Wu“; "‘f" ““ . . H .iiciy litutlallnb Lulllllllflll. I Met since its establisli- murderer is now 5 hopefoss. raring titanium, Mr. ‘ . and abuse of the Irish. instead of condom; Imago-l to merit in tbosumiiser of 136}. ll has beengradually grow. “ammo” hm] j...” perm-m. from thiuKW-_ ROBINSON‘S firrf-leggx the subject announced. and exposing the evils of in- It;gggllxgtnwmnsrigging}! isle! 1st ofdésin‘ii- Smsuwwrrflt mu “Wop mo Landon 7,3,“, I,“ pATENT CORN SOLVENT, blrs. Stnmpsr, G. Hubbard, ' temporauco. it is sc.ir«‘i:iy ivt).‘lit tho while at our cor- 4,,3' 6" '1“ com "ed with "en gal; :t- '1'" 1": this signiliimnt pai‘agrapb::-o”A.gvcut transfer of poo J. c, McLeod, Thaoph gawk.” "wonder", to expose the youthful indiscrctlon or aa- ' ' " p ‘ “9 w“ ‘ Iitioal power in the [milled blates is foreshadowed by the For III. by J“, palm-v. {L Hun").