che rate Of seeing, He mrt i the correct th i" ‘\ iy i teint ghé as 3 tm iveiaetid 4 1 i lee L a : t ad aw j . te ‘ i ; ii i ‘ \ i : . . ‘ ‘ “ Wha \ ‘ i : 4 os ‘ \I ” \} \ s “un ‘ wa) ae ue vi ( i ’ . ; ~ { l, I a t) : tree fa lia: sla j j > ‘ ‘ H ? < ‘ ‘ ‘ \ n*| .

F \i “ = t ‘ ' ‘ J : i A 3 lrei > * eh> 4 Siv } be Lrish \ ‘ ‘ 4 i { . . ‘ t

” I. 4 ' J Was a

wer classes 1 ' ' aia 4 i a as ~ ¥ » ! w s . ie polied dorce was sed ent , sai] d.. Hed tl i was g acu c u i «a ‘ ih bia H wea > | A a ‘ wWeibs ‘ ‘ gu r 4 y i ris i was . ; 3 dey it Ss ‘ gud th en)

va > “a5 4 it ‘ I eousum pion of s 3, @ st tes t ‘ +¢ 3 mal « Sth y S 5 ? i was ~ e.s 3 t

e atrat { 7 8 ‘ ex the positive d se of He ac } “ ‘ t j t s ua t - \t 1 i ' wae ad j t ‘ i Suse

Rowe. M ——U ie lred Canad i aves Who V 4am a Pa t “rvi mve arm i .

. vw 9 , st ( Z 7 i f Lisl i Vuavual S es

‘ j bo ~—! n — | Hous a Ml ‘

ng@ the &

sh of gners in English (

A 5 G t ; pa i with ceeisic } I ot ade a \ brie a3 ft ext : versy with Spa ‘ gt Torna &xt tie Sa 4St 8 Eas] wa ba : Miac- Phet irl Ma re | s lreiand, said lid § s f sideration of th A is@ a an I & nt Lr l ersity, the officers of which Were to amed | 5 { ‘a, Dut to whom the pt y ley Was not to be confined exclusively The H hen went iuto Committee and resume

deLate on the grievances of Ireland M Horsman, member fur Stroud, said the Mimste: had promised reform in Ireland, but ther: eform proved tu be only a commission ot ayuiry anda new university. “Moré thin th was needed to eoneiliate Ireland. Hed e eared thé creation of anew College of th

ara rite j ly the Chief Se v Irciand, 2s ¥y to foment sectarian ss and ang the Laity were satisfied the present system of Nufional Schools. j

srecd ‘Ral GO Ministeriai statement [ éauseud 21in 80 1 pain 1 g at t L wa ) ile | e:and ‘ co i

ive thes ei OF E yiush ia n a I ? = c i o= to tr , S the | Wr. ¢ H r t 1G ft ver gS g é li I 5 j Hi Said the same acs we expressed aud is g » 184 , vet how many years 1 Whigs held ywe . e the without t e action vente ee SBN 21 ances of I

At eleven o’elock to-nizht s cont j 1 the House Dp 4 hold an onusually long session.

Lospoxw, March 13.—Consols 93 @ 3}: Live 1, Wheat red wester No. 2, ide 2 Beef 118s ; Petrulenm Iss 36 nmon R 48; Spirits Tarpeatine 343; other quotatio uncban zed 7 British Leas of pea aad Je ty Pt st 1 J ff { . “> ] 4d s

y Adams an address previous to his departure from this country. T address w € presented tarouvh J on Ke rht. f

Loxpos, March 15.—The Prince of Wales ° mak s x ted sit t [r i ] 0 the Kuster h It is ated t th event w he sisualled by i Roval Proelamatior Rrantinyy pariia:s amnesty ty political ot lers

Ireland. - Despa Ss we : 1 last night from Abyssi iia Gen. Napier was al it to wend out @ recennoitering party to Lake Asaazee, in the Timee district. The Pacha

ef Evy: t. showed no lispusition to w draw his fo: ees fr om Al YYSSIN a“ as requested the siti sh Governme On the contra the

in Cc amp Mase ah, rece iy

force me f; he N I

ihe erev “J uf P - were G ary f at Suiv j xt Meu we arrested near Du st ly they had lee t ash ——— Jucm! Packet.’ Woicn sailed from New York as a Cruizer, and called the ** Erin's Hope.’ | Were all naturalized citizens of the nit States, of Irish birth. Thev will all be sent home at the expense of the Am Gover mer:t

Parts, March 15. American Ministe Gen. Dix. has returne 1 to Pai H 3 sit i England was not of diplomat chara Yr, as

| Was reported. He went to E rian to be préseut at the mari > Of Lis 50n

Lonpoy, eee, hes from the Sout asnoynece that the Grand Viz nad returned to © mstaulin opie from Crete. He reports t the Turkish Government that the war between the Turks and Cretan insurvents had at length Ende: - there were a fow wruer st ” ting iG the no intain dist ts. they were h j ya hundred strong, and no fears were anticipated Ot any fresh outbreaks. s Ley aif was engaved last wee u ym of tee new law in relation t meet 888 which was introduced ernment

“8 taportant and comprehen 1endment tothe Kill has been offered by Liberal members.

t Pronoses to remove all restrictions from the rights ¢ of the peopie to meet mn public asse mores when and where they please... . .f ivices from’ Be 1 state that Prince ‘apoleon, after Seer les of flattering entertainments in his |:onor, fas leit for Paris. His visit to Germany ha @en rise to many surmises and rumors, and ¥ extensively ¢ ommentead upon by the 8s 5 buy his tA &Sion has not beer divulzed His Feception ey ery where in (rermany has been Moet cordial.

Liverroor, Marek 17th.—Cetton dull and tamer; Corn de: ined to 403 4d; red No. 2 gat i4s 1d; Oats 43 4d; Beef 1194; Pork “*} Other articles unchanged.

FROM THE UNITED STATES

“48 Frayctsco, 9th.—Advices from Vic

font te ith, state that there is exeieomeent T the threats by the Fenians.....&

Buitanas fa) | of Marines patrolle dthe H rbor.

onthe ma vazine was double ruarder the

ee were also guarded and the vol

‘hStant foter sie ordered to be in seadine for ryice,

as elec le arch Ith Republi ‘an ‘Ticket

about " 00 73 Sew Ham abire yesterday

at 139)" mus) Or ity. Gold opewed today

a

Washingten.

ee ee New York,

iment

ico

L3th.—The hearing in the Im case commenced this afte

t > } The Presideat’s counsel demand

‘rneon at

‘

Gays iY DTePA a detence. bh 3 delay is i, wnG@ Al iast Advices arguments we made Ga the peut Goid elosed at LS *}. New Fore, March, l4 Lne hearing of the ' ‘ a brulus 1” I t Jol ou ‘ oned to Mond March 23 New Yoak, March, 14 Lue damaye by t \ . Va i 8 eat sled L : \ AY pre ibe i Taras are in- 1 und the ek und ps and horses ind Gdrowned New York, 1l7th » ireshets are fr I S parts ‘ \ i aK , t vive ‘ caow ae ‘ tui ' af L as 8 ttled his match th ky ) i money has put up U Baidwim . UU to two K usand, that he wi ps Kiliot ait ar ; | shtis to be contested bay ly hd 4 Nu \ k i7tl Late lvie sre t the ( tl i ) wiairs I M X!IcO &s S 31a Y, 4 i ea 1 unavoia- \ $ » and lers t occurrel 3 4 > a a 4 ‘ is y ‘ } i \ ‘ \ Fe AWa Marc S ii i Cruzette : ‘ : : < Pia

‘ ‘ i?) fue ik . v sua l ary Was « 7 221i, ana 1 x o,J4e dhe G lent i) ’ i t sid s t a ia t t q het ‘ ‘ sion, =A us of St ion isto be viv Sha ere 4 tes Xx mentally { t < pes > aan 1140 Orrawa, March 12.—Final decision on the inter¢ hail way out has t post to enable Mr. | ing to make ¢ $ Vs is } ts N t I

al 4 Vi auy tua u i 3 x oo Li 4 é 'd vy C . a t sv Ss iavol 1 ut one hand i s House of ( mous and Sen- 3 ived, Parla nt Opens atl o S Bib ‘ t it {ti b Ss €>s wail | d ext w Rumers of dis lion 1 i et ys OTvawa M 13.—P ‘ t met rsada hi A (y \ uid is DeE t tot Ss a se sat I a | Grove it int i 8 Currency, Don Notes G g survey, ac. N siness transa i. fwo Senators have been ap ited for New Brunswick. Qne is Mr. Ds ver, a Roma Catholic, of St. John... I; to a question reiatave te the Hon. M

Archibald’s position ia the Government, S ‘Donald said, the whole quest

speeting t number of depar nts, ou me unt liscussion whea the bill tor rezu ting them was before the Ho ruse, Mr. A wld had resizned, but had been asked to in in the vernment on account of ex ceptionai Circumstances CHatHim, Ca., March 14.—The greatest t ever known ia this section of the coun- : 4 vatling here. Kent B idve ! 2 et Drdge were sw t awa 5 \ large amount of 4 ‘ t a s g yw $s ee { Great West R ‘ s l | i y 3 4 uiway Communication tween Ch I 1 Det 3 8 coe 4 y 33 the G . \W y e { ; e Grand T ch y from P { to D 1 is Orrawa, March 16.—A grand Union C between Irish Protestant and Catho a a bund his city to-n . v a. § Sar iu. F *, Ina ir cit ties. The H Mr. McGee, takes part in t i oS, be « ; al Russ H t Q j k J é + ay t ake additional surveys on [ntereolonial Rail way He starts three surveying parties, « each, Northern, Central, and Fr : 1 goes hunseif to make a mo gh su 7 @ part Of route in N ‘ 2 4 i “ t © six ) eiznt xeeks to com te these ex yr MB. ce el \ vy Fis Dik 1 I tral aud wi soon he idy for submission to Parliam it Tor Mareh 17th —T e was a terrific ar! ne I ‘ st lay m iny t damage¢ M . es, etc, t extent of fifty t sand dollars, one ma VAS K led it ne ty ] I feat Vay R q Hous 1 seve gare w ied. 7 iy it W t I Ra t tw ( W . 5S ©} ha ] ‘ it aius are

Che Gxawiner.

LRN AN LR LSS RAS LOLOL LL A ALAA LA AAA AOL

Charlottetown, March 23, 1868.

‘WHAT SHALL WE DO FOR IRELAND?’ number of the

Ix an article of the last

London Quarterly Review, headed as above, it

| is most truly asserted that *‘ Ireland is the prob-

em of problems to the English statesman. In

of our empire, of our race, ree

ertinent observations

future, the future

f our Cc}

ilization is wrapped up.

further, after a few very | coucerning the relations of Great Britain to

her Colonies, and an acmission that she has arned to consider the tie by which she is

yund to them as one, the severance of which, not greatly to be deprecated, but devoutly to be wished — especially as respects North and West Indian

the writer ODserves:

rather colonies—

American

‘Tt cannot be too earnestly impressed upon

ithe Attorney

the mind of England that Ireland is not a} ( ny 5 ’ in be treated as a co ’ vever can be, for weal or for woe, anvthing ele than an integral and vital part of the} British empire, whose union und amalgamation ith Great Britain, so far from being like the ion or independence of a colony, a matter f smal! a int, is a matter which we cannot

called in yetween Ireland and npire dey

Were Ireland a c¢

sle moment to be

‘ juestion. This difference |

the rest of the E eadb-wpon its

OxMm! tO US ntrv capabie of matt taming itself in indepe ndence, } the case mizht be likened to that of the do

inious of the Pluntagevets in Fran ut we

iow only too well from the violent factions hich d le the count from its poverty, and the large portion of it that lies, and pr bably

always must jie, that its strength is 1

i ils $1Ze; GH 1 t

USCIESS,

no prour iat if it cease /

to be the part a on p ree tly equ al terms of Britain, Ireland would itty the hands of some Power who would use it as a post from which to direet

the empire of Great infallibly fall . ‘ allacks upou our coasts and our commerce. The views taken and the opinions entertained

by tins writer,

concerning the present co:

dition and the past state of Ireland—hber exist-

ing partial disaffection and the wrongs which}

she endured up to the time of K mancipation—as well as concerning the popu lar and obvious remedies recommended for the speedy and peaceful settlement of her diffi- culties; do not differ very widely from our owa, as we have recently expressed them, and also as they were set forth by us, through the newspaper press of Prince Edward Island, at a period of great excitement, not only in Great

Provinces, about twenty-

We alludes to the

North American

seven or thirty years av. period of the Re ea! agitation. Our decided opinion then was, and still js;

that, provide d separation from Great Britain aud the

inde peu dence Irish people, nething bat regard for self-preser-

re-astablighment of Ireland’s anciest

were the general will of the

vation

of ber hold upon that country. In the follow- |

big

‘ iv favour of with the exeeption of what is seid

Catholic }

| perial Government has, we understand, renew-

Britain and Ireland, but even in these British

could justify Great Britain's retention | they

bservations from the article before iad dale wath the suggestion on that head of | pep; ops a

ale ‘i

a aed ga ne cn ee

*§ Wa

eae)

gland’s prescriptive title,” we fully agree; benefit of their rig chtful owners, the inhabitants

and so, we trust, will every ove of our readers! of ‘the City of Chuarléttetown, ‘to be apnropti- |

ener te -

REJOICINGS AT ROME,

THE LATEST ENGLISH NEWS. at

| The

” the Church Tae Royal Mail Steamship City ef Corl

-_——— recent triumphs of

| - the fr militunt ‘aye ‘been celebrated in the! who, in the interests of both @ountries, can, ated ae a public Park &r the free and heelth- | i ° . ‘ ool f Remarkable Disclosuresofa Lady 5 eal ad } lafter a very slow passage, arrived Halifax |.Vatican gardens, and jn the presence of} take a calm and waprejudiced view of the ful exerei of our Citizens lu the simmer sea- | 0 Oth 14 whit #30 this Inland was the S ipremé Poutiff, on.aw.vast scale of vocal CONCERNING ANOTHER WORLD. a — Ou the | svth. 2? Muli tor ais $ianuGa as ‘ <2 a 2 ; . stio , dinstrcumeutal harmony. A Brann of victory, juestion btten ee ee a +, | Guha Miketieadiahcuah dildeiibsdminceion vafjatdisstrun nitty 1 Ee ee eee BE ROBERT YOUNG, WESLEY AN MINISTER. ' . ttien.—Dame Bumour further asserts | Cape Lormentive 90 rida rome lash sot to music € estr ‘ vas C ws “Continental dominions she (Brgland) has) Sdueation.—Dame & ca atansae > Tr Gate led bya chotr of 210 Homan ¥eatke bo weed Price Three-penée. For Sale at -~' } rl . \ 4 nwiliag to eredit ber us- | Saturday boats attempted to cross over to Cape y a choir ot 470 Roman youths, who were | ’ he and and would 1 liy ut we Most unwell be 3 | I | : £130 misicians HARV IE’S “BOOKSTORE.” : ys ‘ ' 1 a a eae a a back | ace pun paride yy un orch slia @ 0 1 aus, | Again if she possessed Vu 1 30! gertio at, in Caucus the Government and | Traverse, but were compe lled to put back 1¢ Pp | military hands, | “M tr 23. 3in \ ' cm " selected from various Poutifical military 4 3 Mm aretr’ < t { her shores sh ha eid UYU Vveu \. } rar Tha 4}! ‘ver. reac ‘¢ lotte- . ‘ oe : a ‘ at Ee ‘ 1 oe their parliamentary upp rters late y determined | &fain. I'he Mail, bowever, rea hed Charlotte led by t wm ae vo, Mo ajull, ot the Palatine IM EN, iv & ti idsitud . ju i a . ‘ r . . *, } ‘ snd t , : ts | that the best thing they ¢ uid dO Wilh resp ct to ;towu yesterday at 6 p. mn. ruard. The audieuce comprised, besides the | TQ SPORTS ' ? : : } aa ee Sover r nd th hal ral mbers j | prescriptive title which supersedes all inquiry! this most important question, would be to leave Sha? BRITAIN OPATTIER, OOS. Oe Cte, Bireee of, his JOR SALE, « very superior DOUBLE ; : : GREA Divi bh ALN. Court, a select number of Lhe Noman aristucracy tuto the vriginal mode of acquisition, but also) 9. } tional System nearly &8.it at present — , ee ie - 7 Tan) GOOSE GUN. 341m, band, No. "eid ves tha has the » long as sb Ce a 3 : On the 24th Felaruary, in the House of Lorda, | aa severai Gistnguished foreigners, ty WhoG by Hollis & Sons, This gan ame to : st { Such a course would, im our opinion, : of i ; “ : , the performance appeare d tu give great satis- order, fora party who is nuable te is the WwW ain t a lis Ean ; ; : ; a the Maryuis of Ciaaricarde introduced his bill a ee ee, Se eee Pope | the terms of sule, aud will be-eeld for iow} a the kingdom. Hard essity | be both unjust and inexpedient; and, it adopted, ; aclion, but to no one e thi } Gain : a : ‘ i touching the land tenure in Ireland, the object imself. wl exe ‘i okens of his w wroba- | sarles. ine Lith is cOousent to ua i > Ul) eould not tail vreatly to merease the discontent ; Wn, fie i , , . | 7 or a wd ore aa cone old o od ‘oe the | H. EK. STARBIRB.& CO. » - a . oo ob Si . " : ate 2m oy nl he tor: rve Ql a 2 © oil I and i feel th of lreland just a bee ce’ a of which, he saia!, was to facilitate the m gj tion int m of # large go 4 he! garch 93, 1868 a : with the existing svstem which has for years . maestro, Rosati, a large silver medal to the} —— keenly as the loss ot Wales Nortuum Rg phaoa ae : ; of contracts between fand)ords and tenants, and ar eee > me als | and, and lb wnd to strugvle just as been generally felt throughout the country ; and f in i os a i — , | Mee stro, M Najol, ani smaller silver medals | AUCTION. ai au Wou So UUG rues | ¢ to enforee theirstipulations by mears asimpie | es : nd instrume ij : 4 ’ : , ae sd - to each of the numerous yocal and instrumental | ~ energt ily to preventit. Phat desceat fromthe murmurs, both loud and de Cp, which such process The E re ct Malmesbury moved oe to , seis es SALE POSITIVE! ‘ 7 ‘ iS © . s ae at chi hal A na ‘i . th tol i first+ t of a scCcOnt i } ' ve ° . . ft. | performers, - I an ‘ : ial O ‘ : i leterinination Wou ] excite against the POLICY | see yud reading ofthe Hs reas ( rpus Suspension tt oni f th oie bers during | YO be sold at Auction, oa THURADAY, rat I ‘ i tore ers fl \ . ’ ) } ' , eke d i@ receptlioi. © e pre t ; | « 1 ' . 7 ras : : : f the Governme in that particular, would ([reland) Act Continuance Bill.....Earl Rus ee le i el I atiass jen ine the 2ud APRIL, 1368, at the Stores.ef Ww. oe eee a alitiad sell suid the obligation under which the Govern-| 2°05 tHe ope made an aliocuhen an we” | W. LORD, the fulloving- Gusdst<= elves <« \ ) i v r most assuredly mo?f tend to an increase of their : gg” Ae “gig iia is nies h a Holiness eX pressed a wish that Rome | 10 pane. excellent 1 7 dent uli hems fives 0 propese sucn a : ; | Molasses, 1 { ediy { mou : misht not be meuaced any more. The French are = t r sine ineasure Was & matter to Be graves! de} lored, : : } ae : > 5 < oe irate ; e day it We parted with Lud Nu Sac i ines EMBLY.—Since we p } the | but their lordships ul ld not refuse their assent Ambassador delivered to the Pope an anto 5 boxes McDonald's Tobacee, rk Oo 18s { oa lLCSO > enned Me; bd 1e) { } Cc reiuse r assenu > * al - creat CCHEH: LE RECCRORT) ita s they felt that it was unnecessary rraph letter from the Emperor of the French, = — a Seap, » » learr the the to it uniess they il iis l An Ssary, . : \ ' to bore \ &, we have learned that the Dio” Minict * “a ; a He : king Elis Holiness for having spontaneous: | oxes Pipes, grosa each, | : that Ministers had abused their powers. e : : : oa HW bushele Salt, ~" muUIL to t soft to abolish the Usury Laws has been passed, a Aastieed ade) ¢ ahese reasons! lY ¢4e¥ated Prince Bonaparte to the cardina- | 20 bags tw at once admitte nei ese I msi : ~ Acq : n that it shall not go into oper- | wag a: hla it ‘te teaine igs that| ate. Apartments are being prepared ior the} 2 bbis. Buy of Isinnd Herring, i \ i bn hi a BY 1D = Was applicabie 1 B esent ins, g wt “|p ne 20 d b Labrade du r replat si ’ . oe ee 2 - 12 rinee at the Bonaparte Palace. < o best r ae \ : ' q i for two years. . So far us related to per- | 4% Lord Lieutenant had acted with aoderation : 10 boxes ground —* * amr t ‘ 1 ‘ . } > a. aA a EP Wy ‘ 3 Pin lay tig i th wis dita ones tee the judges with impartiality, ir the ad- FRANCE 8 do de Ceifee, ; + we! sonal securities, these iaw re done away | : : : ‘ “baught a ‘ i : ; , , 1 d [relana th yay, { ministration of th law. Whilst, howev The Constitutionnel reproaches the Bucharest 6 doz. Backets, A t Linh | i ‘ lea O1 L years ) i Act just passed, the there was a necessity for a further st< 2¢nsion | and Belgrade newspapers with making | : — caret Seber, i that whatever policy we adopty 5 ioregt on Mortgages und Warrants of Attor- | of the ordinary law, they were bound to pr j atta ks upon the powers, aud especially uUpou . sinana White Cotton, : al ount t it hile ab Wntigd Be clea s left to be (the causes of the discontent and disate etion| Franee, to which the Danubian Principalines owe 1 cask Currants, Sily lezree tuwards eu i : 1 t] , which prevaie i in ] and. He thou tht, >. r aut o = he ome ne tbat ee 1 box Borax, | i di lender aud the borrower ss : wers could not per » tre a lbe article which we have review * ] between the aer tu ac 0 theretore, Het Crovernment sin Nd) wee d int periait the ; reaties that ave | 2 bags Kice, of promissory notes. | have explai . \ n the subje . j been entered into to be violated at the good) 12 Iron Pots, il iniaieis which'we ber leave to hemselves, as in the case oe de "a — rc \ pleasure of revolutionary parties, they bave | 1 doz. Thowpeon’s Serew J Augers, . i ws 3 -fand thi: jegisiatt s uid not be p stpor ;: bri eee i : We have also learned that Mr. lowatt’s Mi eee a sok ton oe I post neq; | warned the Governments at Bucharest and Bel- i do English t adment Bill has been tn: l aside oa the tor the eae ion oF t af rsh my d WaS yrade of the dangers of the recent mancuvers. “s o — Augers, iers—¢ Is at considera rt and, | * een ar | ‘3 necessary to the safety of the empire in the! +’ We are convinced, the Constitutionnel conc|udes > ore. ums Nails, ; ' 4h; : Lwvee ; 71 } y : | : ; . the who 1 avery earnest, kindly, and otion that it be read ayain this day the levent of a rupture with the United States. « that the Powers will persevere in this wise and ; oats aps.” i ani vehh's “ a t| months.” \luding to the Irish Church Establishment, | fe “ebted policy without allowing themselves to :-onk ae sing iri spit { I { ree ist } I t - FOOLEG ; ra . _ ing . a S dateiiel aiid i a pirt + i . Se ne noble earl condeaned it as a grievance and | be ed astray by the declawatery articles of 12 sets Wagou Busiine, 3 9 a—~—the iwid Tem kon . ‘ : te p 3 al wie sWwepaper ieeiliitati ae! ih ind’s grievance d > sim | gay™ On the evening of Se Patrick’s Das a anomaly unparal Heled in ar y other count y. den ‘i Yogic Newspapers at Bucharest and Bel 8 keys Pains. ration, and the Established Church. Chere | , I'uesday last) the Ch ee Dunstan’s Thee Earl of Ha icke express d his grad . . ia leatiienttiil ala : A lot ef Shelf Goods, consisting of Hats, Clothe, t of , sets t Halt ; | | aston lishment at the position assum d by Lord hcte aie et pag chet fo Certain disquieting | Piannels, Dress Gvods, Shawls, Ribbone, Nets, st \ ‘ PAE ciaiily ar eels tue Mode! Cathedral gave a Concertin St. Andrew's Hall. a 7 i aa bad aia > haahdl the heine of ; reports > pread on the Bourse to day, respecting Flowers, Ladies’ Boota, Buttous, Capes. , , Sse s ] ; 2 i { state t , which the enquiry touchiue the discontent! » : 7 , |i » Who had so Ic el the rela i 90s between France and Prussia, and NEU. RANKIN, Aactioneer ik 4 2 lhe evenly was d scidediy unlavoravie, yet without using the power it gave him to carry} ? rement ie : : b : 4 ’ ” ; i, : d thou ing the powe 5 -* | says the u. vvement on the Bourse ought to be Terme—six month rising I 1 Landlordism and Emigration is ] mises try) ‘ ity any | int iF, news he professed As to the ee ii ' - the Hall was filled *o its utmost capacity, many |into effect the views he | ea 4 4 : + attributed 1 Sther to commercial than political | _Ch town, lt 16th March, ee ros 1: and th $ expressed conc ‘ . 1 . Irish Churel proposal tc abolish that wou ie ' 7 ™ t has A , , persons having to stance during the pertior- Irish Chu cn, & pro} er : * 1 thi 2 ‘S| Causees. i i aie ta ean a yn, corre rhe 1 others bitin bic'ta | [aie JAF. More enemies tO the leapertel Tule iy aeons | BROOKLY ? i ™ , mance, and others to return home, unable to . > . Sie i i acd artialit t t x aay [reland than at present... ..Barl Grey cd) A eemi-offt ‘iaf denial has been given to the| an i ity, I e t ( i ‘ r ae sa alk ae Wh 1 +} ae %} . +} ee = e procure entrance. Phe Concert was credit-|ynon the abolition of the Irish Church, the statement tla Baron Vou Werther, the | AT AUC TION ejudice, is nowhere evident th.ou ut tl eto Mrs. Stevenson, under whose direction | Maintenance ot w hich he pronounce u an 1n8ult!) Pruseian Minists at Vienna, bad received speci ial | 7 ‘ my ese } tpoenianati . tris : ; ; whole, except 1 the subject of the ¢ na T was @ tolerably fair per- |? the Irish people.. ...The Duke of Richmond} j structions tereg | Stexplanatious of the Aust rian S the Subscriber intends . ] V 8 f7iven. bere ass 4 2 PS i Ali Cre . , : ‘ 1 ‘ . } t. tl n 1 f w t i hee - 7 2a said that the Government had, as-they were! Cabinet in referea 0 the late eveuts at Heitzing | from che Islaud in Auguet peat, he will sel : ty Alnite . formance on the Irish Pipes, which no doubt bound to do, taken into consideration the whole! and to as& formally to re dress | the above beautiful and valuable leasehold property writer seems to regard as th y possible se- s tae et cae ee ke state of Ireland, but he claimed for them the A eonvention how been signed between | on MONDAY, March l0th, at 1 @ clock, on the i vived ayreeable reminiscences in the minds of /state of Ireland, Dut he ciaimed tor them th Pp d Unite i States t the | premises ut Dexable This p rty is well knowa , ‘ lon , i a tae Td ssia and the Unite 1 States respecting the| Pp able. curity the continuance of the union oi ¢ . 4} . PMs it atest right to decide for themselves the time and russia @ sh : > : P . a portion of the audience. The amount realized |Z Lec ee “ed | treatment of emigrants wito have pot fulfilled thei: |to be in a Ligh state of cultivation, aud chiefl two islands ae eS 2 eee / [Irish | O¢c#sion for initiating their ow yn measures. hit bias the ir own coustry. The | fenced with stone dykes, thorn t ands. a so. d over the Benevole ris} : “ i ti » i nah t ’ ; : ‘Ks . 18 1 Be gan OVS. Fo Vee ere & ent MSD | Ty der these circumstances he declined to enter | ™MHary — skate aee | | well watered and couvenieut to manure, e, shipping Nothing less, however, in our opinion, than! Society, with the view of being appropriated foi ; ] if and and the North German ContederiGo U agrees lo recognize) ool and church. Also. it has oan abandanve 3 : ipon a discussio ( land ana cb . : i a” cs . 4 4¢ a : the Irish C } @ ects of charity. he tollowing evening the iT hc! re eo wrletals sare | the rights of na uralised cit, tens who bave Deen buildings of every deseriplion, si aber “Soft i i dlrcein all sonia b Mena |S MS eee f nae ay... «| Give years in the United Sta tes- Jomertic couveniences required, ah Concert, with some Change of programme, Wa } d ip ee The Marat satisfy the Cat s—the great body had raised an objection. he Marquis | ucres, 75 cleared, the buluuce chiefly covered with

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SS, we a gy} to Salis t \ i SS ee Mr. B , we J that to susta - eco Noxmat Scuoot.—Joseph Webster, Esqr v, a toreicn and a host e Chure . = d to havi ie b en obliged, thi US falling ne aita, to scate ali t ecclesiastic revenues ot tha resign his appointiment of f Head Master of this 1 yuntry to that C 1, and that ( ch « Institution, Mr. Henry Lawson has been ap: | ; ion } polluted t i lice, pro tempore, in his id. sing within its borders but a y na 1 co. = c ipe ret smeut of Mr. Websier—the cause of unOTUY Sop, 38 Sh act OF 1) ' 1 we sincerely revret On lis Own acc such aS statesmansh yr misestatesmanship | —m have proved a very serious loss to tl . cs f . s er committed in any o itry t t . 0 ‘ ' } ‘ uublu 4 e@ ¢ \ and 1 vily Of] hhe ado of the ssta ce , ; , { A i s, { Vas a V Oi eeiti A ed ill, | ever, | st 4 sed 1p e | il i om h t Deen | e 1 Pa eult *i0.4 a with t SO Torluna is Lt be adie to sup} 3 AC h FE t ) t i i f. Mr. Henr Lawsou \ h Es ne vould, 1818 Said, ** t : ‘ me : ; ; M . Lawson is a yventicman of acknowledved with the Protestant aa aise ae is : ee —" - . ee h, and well known as an experienced and i that cannot be done without imperilling | successful teach and if it be the intention » empire 4 ys respects Repeal of t f the Government to continue the Institution, ‘ ie . they will do well to make his appointmeut a 271Sialive Un , it 18 asserted that Were &a@ ' pte 12 2 permauence, tor we believe it would be no | > + / }} - + [rish Parlia by of eee F ’ Sit a3 easy n r to fir y one better qualined to . ay" ) 1 Colieve Green, the s trat 1 of the two 1is-/| discharye its oneroau d Important duties. inds W 1 ( La es and ¢ 2 A special de spatch from Ottawa to the Hali h Great britain will never con it sol y He es \ fax Colonist, dated March 16, has the following: ss nas the | ver to prevent it a. f at ed In reply to a question whether the Government re : o ? ; : } e ti ke led to proceed with the Intere On! | - . = ar should be ©} Railway, pending the agitation in Nova Scotia | [reland; and in the present session of the r Repeal, Sir Joh A. McDonald said it was t ¢ Sa vorn rik roceed Imperial Parliament some im int measure "” tion of the government to alntesateg with the railway according to the terms of the iaVing tur its object the redress, to a greater) ,- ” es 5 ‘ Union Act, and according to the general under- ess extent, Irish g ances, W standing betweeu the provinces before Union. — ed , J rwaraG and Ca According to law passed during the present | Phat it wil t bet K ul of the 1 1 We | seasion. the ro ad would be bul to Trur o, but t f T re ; Phe or ft Arish | the route wi: ot yet adopt ( E ent ‘ e, 2 . | e p sed, and f s i « ‘ j i M } ee Last week we received. a pe of the Re- sently ocated; but that it will be ear- % rt of the Chief Com : ines d, 1 loubt Frou ail tha ive lately oi — N - ! fines, for iupo subject, t remedy e Province of Nova Scotia, eau past year. \ 80 t as Pa i Ss . - -_—_ + t t e, | ee t i We see by the St. John Telegraph that Hon. ptance, is that of State provision for the . rN : : tance, at of A. G. Archibald of Nova Scotia, Secretary of Cutaoiue ciergy;, which, it is argued, is the on i " : ' ' State for Canada, has been appointed a mem measure wh now offers any reaso - PI ect of tranquilising Ireland and cementing a ver of the Senate, for which Province is not securing the tegrity of the empire That th stated Catholic clergy, kowever, would not avain _ oe wl vy to this proposal. si J it now be su We regret to announce the death of the Hon. nitted to them, as t lid whe t was made! Edward Thornton, of Three Rivers. The de- to them 1799—that ** they e 7 not consist | Ceased, who was returning from Georgetown on ntly th duty and honor receive such the previous pight, was found dead on the road : . . , a ; within 400 yards of bis own residence on Friday a mark of grace and favor, —the advo- i aa ale in d ind : , ” 7 . merhing ast r ornton occupied a prouii- ay; ° cates of this policy Can as yel give noassurance f : } } | Lord Derby ;

2 | nent position in public life ia this Island for wany ered, it years He Omit the! ip

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until such assurance think, be premature proposal to Parliament.

aud would, we the House of Assembly, and latterly the District of Cardigan. He was a meuber of the —————$ Executive Council under the old regime, and THE LEGISLATURE. Speaker of the House from 1254 to 1858 under the

clei Liberal administration of that day.

Tue Legislature has now (2lst March) been | 8 political opinions, and cortevus and affable

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. jship, represented Georgetown at one time |

Moderate tn |

a . } AUSTRALL 1. tf Westmeath declared the long as a single

Ip rotestant was left in Ireland t uld be n of the established Church. Ellenborough said that it attempt to conciliate

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Melbourne, Feb. 5—The Louke of Edi nburgh | bas visited Tasmania, aud is _7 at Sydney The elections are taking plage, and the nea | Parliawent is expected to weet eb the 3rd March. Storms have prevailed wubong - ® coast | Agricultural are favo, uble. The

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» ¢ ‘ e “h nret v hea / ° } din | Protestant, or to s yaar by _ awount of gold shipped to Englaud ¢ Waal the iar * oy ar nr ype t ot ne i 02 > c lution Of an Pi) er. pre lV t the wonth is 25 YoU voulcer, I 3] a } was ruar? hy >a li iment trish Church was gu y Parliam >| OPENING OF THE JAPANESE POK\TS.