HASZARDS GAZ

ETTE JUNE l&

HASZARD’8 GAZETTE. ..-—— ___ _____ ,__ V; _;;-_———‘—_.:> Wednesday. June 18, 1868.

What is to he the upshot of the dismissal of Mr. Cram too? What does the President of the Unite States, and his advisers expectto take by this motion, to say the least of it, un- eourteous ? Do they really wish for war wit Great Britain. and are they attem ting to pro- voke her to declare war against the nited States by insulting her representative at the court -if there be such a thing-— of Washington. These are questions in some uieasure dilﬁ- cult to answer. But let us ask another ques- tion or two, the answers to which may render the discussion of the former unnecessary. Do the people of the United States demand hostil- ilitiss? Is war the wish of the Union? Have the States an thing to gain by goin to war? In tlierea su oient cirrus belli establis ed? If ever there was a country where the language of the press spoke the voice of the oounti'y. it is that of the people of the United States, there public opinion is every thing, and if the ma- yorit o the confederate Governments were real y sincere in their wish for a rupture with Great Britain, it would long ere this have burst forth in language the import of which coul not be mistaken. But this is not the ease. the papers of most note in the Union de- preeate a rupture with Britain. 'l‘hat there iea party in almost all. if not in every state of the Union hostile to Britain, there can be no doubt but this is not competed of the most inﬂuential men in one state There can be no question, but in case ot a real greivanee this party would become of greater impor- tance, and exercise a considerable control over the notions of their respective governments. But still the grand uestion will be, “Is there anything to be gained by it? The Ame- ricans are especially a commercial people. Trade is the foundation upon which al their greatness, all their importance is based. and it is a nobler foundation than that of any other, because» it depends for its continuance as we as its origin,on the energies ofan enlightened people, acting under dictates of wise laws, and governed in their actions by sound political principles, and it is hardly to be supposed, that they will voluntarily for iuere chimeras as points ofetiquette or the ditferent reading of uiinor articles of ii treaty, plunge tlielnselves into all the liorrors of ii war, with whom? their best customer in a commercial view, and as ncedful to them as the are to her. We may be well assured, we think t at it will be some more ollicient causes that will induce them

to sacriﬁce their trade in cotton ,lZOI)lLCOJ and other -

stnple articles, without securing an equivalent. We can hardly think that at this time of day the private conduct of a diplomatic envoy, however seemingly contrary to iis duty as such, where any intention ofacting wrong, or at vari- ance with the known laws of the state, is deni- ed, and as we think proved on his part. and any wish to encourage or sanction such «on- duct, is repudiated by the nation he reprv « iits, would be a fair occasion of resorting to the ultimo ratio re the protectorship of the mosquito shore, that is a question which can he settled by negotiation. Great Britain does not claim any sovereignty over it, seeks not to make any settlements, or erect any fortiﬁcations therein, and is wil- lin to abide b the strict interpretation oft e treaty relative tlieroto. Therefore, upon the wliolo, we think there is no ininicdiaie a prehension of ii war with the United St.ites'—- God forbid that so unnnturail an oeeni-renco should take place The American nation has suﬁicient proﬁtable employment for ten times its spare eapitil, without throwing it away in

nnpowiler and allot, which, however they may injure, have never yet bcneﬁtted any country. They will keep their iron for suspension bridges, railways and steariiships-—nobler sights than trains of artillery, however large or well mounted. Dig a ship canal uniting the watei-s of the Atlantic with those of the Pacific, an object surely worthy the attention ofa great and increasing people.

'l‘he Steamer Rosebud made a trip to Pietou on Monday and returned yesterday. She left again this morning for Crapaud to tow tl vessel.

The London Quarterly for April has been received. Tlioooutents nr .

. British Family Histories.

. Lewis on Early Roman Ilistory, . 'l.‘lie lIaldan_es. , . Modern Painters, _ . The Triton and the Minno-vs, . Southey's Letters. . The Peace and its elfects on the condi- gi t’ '1‘ k V

mg. dI|l)|IIt:Idlnl)0I’I on the Political Future of England, ‘ HASZARD 8L OWEN, Agents P. L. I.

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Passengers,

In the Lady Leblarchant. oii Tuesday June 16th rmn rlhsdiae to Ch.iowri.—cspi. D. Resell, Mr. Wrrr. White, Mrs Thus ups. (in the siesrsgs.

In the Lady Leﬂsrehsut, to Plates. esterday,- B. Brass Stewart, Esq., and Lady, or England. via Hallfss.

POLICE COURT.

June 13. W. Bourke for systematically ferr _ing persons across the Ilillsborough ferry or is boats touching at Minchin’s Point wharf, for landing passengers on and making use of said wharf, ordered to pay 44s. with costs. Second offence.

Michael Rotchford, for assault and batter on Peter Martin, convicted; ﬁned Is. wit costs or be imprisoned 48 hours: paid in court. _Edwin Woodiill, for dischar ing ﬁre arms within the city, convicted ; ﬁnerflos with costs or be imprisoned 48 hours: paid in court.

DWNVA FORGET THAT war: JAMIE DUNCAN II TH E Gas—ﬁtter.

. June I6. 1353.

Ship Carpenters ANTED atl’rinr:r.-own. Apply to Benjamin 0

Davies, Esq , Charlottetown, or I ' THOMAS M'NUT'I‘ dl SON. Princetown, June 9th, I856. Ex. 3W.

Edwin Woodﬁll, for trespass on the garden of Mrs. Mayne. throwing a stone therein, eon- viotcd; ﬁned 2s lid with 2s 6d costs or be im- prisoned 2.4 hours: paid in court.

.16. Joe. N. Harris, for tracking for hire without license: not roved.

William Welsh, or a violent assault and battery on John Williams, Deputy Sheriff, and for rescue of a person in his custody ; ordered to ﬁnd two sui-eties with himself in £100 to appear at the supreme court and take his trial for such oﬂhnces.

Edward M‘Coi-mick, Win. Malone and Peter Martin, for assault on Michael Rotehford, parties settled out of court, defendants paying costs and giving surety to keep the peace for 6 months.

. Ilowe,. cabinet maker, for malicious‘ tresspass on John Toole, knocking him down with it horse and wa on, and running over hiui. not proved to the satisfaction of the court.

nii R on, for insulting the Police, and George Ryan or atteinting her rescue when in the custody of the Police : dismissed, ordered to ayjail fees. ohn Murray, tailor, drunk and disorderly, convicted; lined 5a. with costs, or be impri- soned 48 hours : paid in court.

James Carroll,for violent assault and battery on Harriet Carroll, his wife, convicted on con- fession, ordered to pay costs and ﬁnd security to eep the peace toward his wife for 1 months and stand committed till such costs be pziiiund such security be given : committed to

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VA LU .\ BLIJ PR()PER'I‘Y !

BY GEORGE ANDERSON.

'1“) at: Sean liy l’uni.ic Auc-riou, at the

Subscriber’: premises, ."eurloiown, Lot 27, on lrVs:nivir:sDAv,ili- ‘.’.d d.r_v of JULY next, at the hour of II o'clock. a m., if not previously disposed ofnr. private sale. the |.i:Asr:iior.n INTI-:REs'r of 999 years, at In currency per acre, of 67 acres of LAND being in a high state of cultivation, with a new l)ivs:i.i.iivu llnvsr: lately erected, 27 x 87 ft. Also, a lVood shed and Earn, 30 x 40 feel.

'I‘he situation of this Properly is in the midst of a fine and flourisliing Setlleiiienl, about I} Inilcs from the Shore, where nri abundance of manure can be had, rind within a short distance of that thriving so... port sottlsnnent, Surnrnerside, where there an 5. obtained a read market for all produce. It is a des':. rahle situation or ii Mercirrlile Business, or Boarding ll

ALSO, THE FOLLOWING All'|'lCL|:p,'

I IIUIISE. 2 COWS, 2 IIEIFERS, I llorse Cart, I Track, I ig, I I’ u , I p.iir llririows, I Roller,

I Jnnntirvg Sh-ipli and Furs, I Mill, do.,

I \Vood Sleigh,

I Set Carriage llarness, I Set Can do.,

I do. Plough d

l Wlieelliiirrow,

Manure rind Ilay l’orhs.

.‘lr'_yllii&. Iloea nnil link»-re,

A quantity ofllouaehold I"urriilure, con-i-ling of, Stoves, Chairs, Bedslends, 'I‘ahles, Wnshsiands, Carpets. dtc. Gtc. ,l Bargains may be expected, as the whole will be la-old without reserve For further particulars enquire lo . 0 Pope Esq , Suinineiside, or at the subscri- ber’: premises?

anus or‘ rl.u.s:.—I"or the Fanii, two-thirds of purchase liiniiey to be paid at the time of tlle transfer

:ofilie Lease; for ili-.- reinaindr.-r,:i Credit will be igivsa until the Isl J r_v of llreneiiiber in.-.\t, on appro- ecarh

ve : For the Stock, Fnriiiing linpl--rireiils, &c., all sums

C L O T H!

' ‘HE Subscriber is making some improvements in his CLOTH MILLS, and any Cloth left at his Mills. or with any oftlie Agents, will be sltendedio, and returned as soon as possible, and he hopes by strict attention to be able is turn .out the work to their

satisfaction. V JOIIN DIXON. Glenlinlas Mills, June 2. I856.

VALUABLE PR()PER.'l‘Y.

TO BE SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION, on

WEDNESDAY, the Second day of JULY next. (1856,) iii the hour of twelve o'clock, noon, at lhe Colonial Building in Cliarloilelown, pursuant to License, duly granted for that purpose by hi - nor the Surrogate and Judge of Probate ofihis Island, hearing date the Twelfth day of l"ebruiiry, A. 18 '

56. All the Right, Title and Interest of the late He- norable DONALD M'l)oruu.n, GIL-niiladale, Town-

following Land and Real Estate:

Narnely—-All that Tract, Piece or Parcel of Land, situate. lying, and being on Division 0, 2, on the Plan ofthe Esinie ofCosile 'l'iorani,frorn seluril survey of William Curtis, Assistant Surveyor G8ﬂl'fﬂI, rnade July 1528, and new tiled in the Oliice of Keeper of Plans, bounded as follows. that is to say—Coin-

the said Estate on the Northern edge or side of the Post or Sl' Peter's Ro.-id, thence (accoidin to the magnetic North nfthe year 1764) North one egree and thirty ‘IIIIIIIJIBS \Vos| I I‘ 30’ W.) for the distance of Seventy-eight (78) chuins, thence North Eighty-six (86) Degrees I-last Forty-seven (47) chains and Eightyqriglil links. thence South one degree lhirly minutes East (I‘ 80’ F.) liiglity-four (8-I) chains to said Road. thence following the various courses of the said Road Westwardly, lo the place of com- mencement, containing 'l'hres hundred and sirty-two (362) acres of Land. a little more or less, and is part of Lot or 'l‘own.sliip Number 'l'liirty-live (35) in Prince Edward Island.

Exeepling out of the above 'I‘ract, the Land and premises at the Eastern end thereof, under lease Io, or in possession of Mr. Jiiiiies M‘Williaiiis, bring shoal Fifty acres of Land, a litlle more or less; the

an area of 312 acres, a little more or less.

'I‘lie above Land will be sold in several Plots or Divisions. For further particulars, and conditions of Sale. apply to tho Subscriber at Glenaladale, or at

Charlottetown. JOIIN ARCH. M‘I)ONALD, Adininistrslor ofthe Estate oflhe said late Honorable Donald M'I)onald. Charlottetown, 10th May, I856.

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r“ Lady l.,~::-,~, zrL2.-- . . PHILIPS F. IRVING, Coiiiuivnsit. Under contract with the Provincial Govern- ment carrying Her Majesty's Hails. V ‘HIS superior llriti.-li built S'l‘EA \lI“.li-—-r'oppnrr-d and copper frrslr-nerl, 2I2 Ions Register, 90 horse power, classed at Lloyd’s for I3 years, having superior ' " for I‘ " i ' regularly, during the reason, on the line between

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ship Number 'l‘hirty-six, (86) deceased, in and to the ’

. . . v-S ineacing at ilie .~Ioulh-East angle of Division No. 3,sn Amh°mmd'

True: to he sold pursuant to this Notice, comprising .

the Oﬂire of the Ilonoruble Joseph Ileiisley, In '-Pub

POST&HUPT! We delayed issuing our paper until the arri- val of the Lady Le Merchant, hoping that possibly we might have a British Mail. In this we were disappointed, but we have a week's later news via New York. By Telegraph to the Hair‘/'a.r Reading Roerrs. The Cunard Steamship Arabia ax-Ifved at New York on Friday night, Liverpool dates to the 31st May. The weather continues very {womb}. for Agricultural purposes. Breadstuffs-—Market dull with s. declin. ing tendency. Wheﬂt hﬂd declined 23- per bushel in the week. F_'l<:!ur declined ls. per barrel in the some e

no . _ Money Market easier; bank rates of interest 5 per cent.

Stock of bullion has increased.

Consols for money 94} to 94 .

A Decline had of 6d. taken place in ‘II. Sugar a shade higher, a small increase

‘ denian .

There is rnnch niixiety relative to aﬁhirs with the United States. It is reported that Lord Elgin is going to Washington as Special Envoy.

Palmer has been found guilty.

Pass:isos:as.—I"roru Pictou in the Lady Le Msrclisutlhis day, (Wednesday) Ileverends Alex. George Sutherland, Mr. Sedgwiclr lea. Munro; Miss Anderson, Dr. I'o'ts_ Mann H._ R. Vaur, Israel Longworlh, Jaines M‘Gill, and 2 in the sieerege.

PLSTURE wLKElT.i'h_—.

‘ATTLI-‘. will be taken in lo grass for the

—’ season on the Re hi Agricultural Society's farm, from the first June nexi, at the following rates, viz:

All under 2 years old, 20s.

All over 2 years old, 30s., paid in advance.

All fence breakers will he turned out. Apply to

\ W. IltVll\ ‘, Fec‘y. II. A. Society.

FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE.

'I‘O BE SOLD by private Sale, a valuable frag- . hold farm, containing two linndred (Z00) acrgs ofland. ﬁfty of which are in II suite of high cultivs. lion, o uhicli is ii new dwelling house ﬁnished. length 36 feet. by 26, with ii Barn, finished also, 56 ._ y 27, ll vrel of water convenient; a never falling stream runs through the rear, ﬁlled r, ma- chinery or- pasiurage of cattle. This valuable

property is ailurilo 8 miles from Georgetown, and

22 miles from Charlottetown. For further particu- lars, apply to

‘ PETE-Ill STEWART. New Perih. A GOOD CHANCE.

OR. SALE, is pretty CO'I"l‘AGI". and Premises

situate on the corner of Grafton nod lIillsbo-

rough Street. For further particulars apply to Wu.-

LIAM Drzvs N, or to the suhru-.riher.

JA M ES Cliiirlntietown. 30th May, I856.

J. rnfnwrcitn. DAVIS a co, Ornamental and Decorative Painters, Car- riage Painters and Paper Hangers.

J. IIEVAN.

Chnrlolietown and Piclou, and between (}h:rrlelie- town and Slim ':ic -

Lenving Shodiarc, airless prevented by unforseen circuiiislnncr.-s, every Tuesday morning, at 6 o'clock, for Charlottetown ; leaving Clnirlotieiown for Pic- iou every 'l‘uesdsy at 2 o'clock ;_ returning from Piclou every Wciliresrhiy, leaving at 8 o'clock ; will again leave Cliarrloilr-lown for l'i«-ion every 'l‘lnirsilny inorning, in lo o‘clock ; will return from l’iciou every Friday, leaving at 8 o'clock ; and will go on

; under 155, cash on delivery; all -urns over £5, credit

l will be given uniil lst I)ccerriher.

{ JAlllI‘.rl SF.AltI.l'Z MANN. Sonrelioivn, June I8. I859.

A TEA. l7na'er lliepalrrmage qf .llr.i Duly.

4‘l)lK this purpose of raising a I-‘nml in aid of pro. ( vixliogri Ilousa of lfofuge or Asyluin for llie ; poor Itllil rlruritue of all denourin.-ilioris of the City, will be held on lhe hovirrrrnront Ilouso Grounds on 'l‘liuriul:rv the Hill July. at 4 o'clock P. M.

Contributions will he most llmnkfully received by the Committee of rarinngeinenr

' ‘ children under [0 years tId,Gstes to be open at 8 o'clock.

Mrs. J. Makieson,

Miss C. \I‘I)ona|d.

to Shcrliuc, leaving Cliarlollelown iii 2 o'clock.

For freight or passage, apply at Ricliibiiciou to the owner. L. P. W Dl'l$liI{ISAY, IIsq.—-in Shed- iric in Ii. J. le‘\lI'l‘ll, Esq -—-in Piclou to Messrs. J. 6:. J. YURS'I‘0N.—or in Charloueloivn to

'l‘l|l‘.0. DESBRISAY.

June I2. I856.

on a“rs,7oﬁy In aid of building a Parsonage, a Inton-

Unrlcr (Ire Patronage of Mn. Duly .'

'l‘l’.A I‘.-\lt IV for the nhovc purims-i will A pliice on the Nl".\VS'l'l"..\l'I lil(Ul‘NI)S, Miles on the MALPIIQUE ROAD, on THURS-

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Estirnatrs for work given In any es-teril. Eus-ro.v >‘-riiini1', Near the residence of .Vln. Jenn Illsnrz.

A CARD. HAVILAND 6: BRECKEN, Barristers er Attornics at Law, WOTJRIES PUBLIC, Q-c., 4:.

OLD CUS'I‘O.\I-HOUSE BUILDINGS,

Waraa-Srnar-r, Ciuatorrsrowu, P. E. Isuun. -r. nsurn IIAVILAND, riirioraica niirzcimr.

viri:s-r1vrons:i.Arm HOTEL,

shediao.

VIVIII’. Subscriber in returning thanks to the travel-

ling public generally for past patronage, assures those who may still favor him with their support. that they will find good enlartninnienl, and every olieniion paid lo the euro ofluggo e. &c., by calling at his ll--iel situate on the Main oat Rood, within a ferr minutes walk of the public Wharf, to which the Packers and slenmsrs ply regularly to and from I’. E. Island.

Couvsyances to and from the Ilend or other places in the l'rovince at the cheapest rats, with careful Drivers. .

Island produce of any kind consi ed to rrie either for sale or to be forwarded to the ad. shall Iran

ray best attention. PETER SCIIURMAN.

ss ngﬂey. Mfl. “'I)0t‘IﬂltI. ‘ , _

., "_ uni". "3" M_ Spoon“. DAY, .IU|.Y Illlll. 'Ihare will be use ‘hills of .. es plum". I-‘arm-._v nriirle.-i for Sale. Entrance at ‘3 o'clock, - - | _ ' ‘'I‘-. it 4.

Ni: P.Or|:::lb"..,' D “iii”. . "tibia (."riy Ainnreiir Band will be in attendance.

It 6”.’ ' .. s_ g,,“,,,' All coniribuiion-i to be forwarded lo the cars of.Mrs. .. "mm. . u gm.p_ Llo ‘d. on the preyious Vloisdsy.‘ u D‘; H .. Tucker’ 'l_ickeis ol"admiserca Is. ; children hall’ price,- so "ogk;,.k -- w,,“m,._ ! svliich may be obtained at the stores of. War. . is ",,,,.d_ ' u w.,,,,,_ lwstson, Isq , ti. Stamper, Esq., and Messrs. .. Lloyd‘ u w_ w.m,‘ I llssxard Ct Owen.

June I), II“.

Bhsdiac, New Brsaswicli, April Ill, I856.