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‘ . naval elections noon to no- car in. (land. the Iii-input: "Whatever may be artiste electiona. the maritime“! of fro"

the United: Stateo'ql Great Britaiais

.. «Milo scone. . a l ' . ' 7--Il.nrph . d Manchester. the not-

. ‘ , 3(- dmlosomat of . whose violent Ipt'lcll' atte¥ed with rioting. has nfi'orcd

w a.

. es bareao often been “motor ono of the cand am to ruprrsenl that till with; House of Commons. at the coining election.

This “on tho sixth candidate fhr Manolfllt’h 0"

nvsnlufi. anqu was called in tho intercst H . It lead-at that those a?!" 6.0?!)

iw’w peaches wcru ma o a vocal cg s

x Maud denouncing th s conduct of the Magistrate-

' “M ii. in tho matter of tho Ashton riots. in May

last; While the apsaflw‘wsa going on. the arctic

w a ed by a mob of Irish Catholics. who c arct-

phtt’ornt and disperscd the apt-alters. A cu-

m. which Instr-d during an hour. C obs. and other weapons were used. and many per-

i .aoos were badly injured. The policc at last succeeded

‘ Ill ittal that'lbtarnl mooring auroral of the ring

l Th0 off] .was greatly excited. There were

sis of disorder. to some uxtunt. during the night

‘” ’"3‘mn. 7 Tim ‘ ‘l

p t ' .—- -scvcn persona iavc

_ arrested (or tafiin‘; port inythe riots Sunday, and wailtfltlght’b‘e‘for'e the police tnazlstrttlcs tn-day and

' M derditulnary inrcstigstinn. were remanded

" forl’fifibor nomination. 'l‘bc excitsnwut still runs

a nvlval of the disturbanco is feared. Every

.pfldflifin is hoingtakcn by tho authorities to preserve Old”. "The “Times” in itnjrtlclo today says the an-

r 7 m fl Mexico to tho-Unitcd States is desirable.

phi tbs. t are is not yet ripe. 'I’hat oldcct could not be

_.;mplisbed now without-a uccdlcu cost of mcncy and

. 101903.80 t. 8.--'I'hc Daily Kmacommrntin on “Mission a rim npw American Minister. says fil- .o_alt qtfcotions are to ho treated. but England has £lv~ m foflter good faith. In sending Ir. 7” lot in country, tho Unitud Stairs Govern- --:t as its desire tascttlc pending disputes. a II : tlatioos ,.

tint tho . bast [narcotic that the urge» ' . Dr. Bellows. nth-vv York. has urittcn a let-

ho Fought tan satisfactory conclusion-

The 3"." London no... on tho Irish Church question. I" “I. lit. disostabllshnn-nt of the Irish Church is a tho-loco sfovawarare importance to tho foreign rela- lw than to tho internal relations of Great Britain. tho. aspaatplisbmcntaf this reform would baa areal

J“, and» the renewal of those grievances which sorro poworfally to influence tho feelings of thc Q“! 4 l. ggalnnt the B‘ltialt Govcrnmant, and w While they continue to exist. make war. pro-cok- wd try the persistent efforts of the Irish leaders. It In! ' warn Enaland and America. 9 MY“. Bopt. 8.—-The trial of James Wbelan. Ioritho murder of the lion. 1‘. ll. Moos». commenced _ Ming before Chief Justice Richards. A I m of witnesses were ersrnlncd for the crown. r3 , important given is that of Lamix. who .9! 4 pt thlnnahoot Mr. McGee. Thc other , Iurcircotaatantial. It is raid the crown 'ill t woman to tho box to swear that Whelao told her

M re. The trial will occupy Iourur ‘Ivb , ~89! 1m “ . loft- 8. (oval-«The bar McKay. nineteen m. w. bound May at New u within tho . prison. for the murder o his mistress.

, "personaprssoatwmthcotheers ofths law. I nearbarsof the time. This is the tint pri- " ‘9 ' , lion in London nadcrtho new law concern-

DIMIIvIt. The strike of tho csbnten con. ' at incont'cnicut‘o to the public.

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cation closed at six o‘clock, and tho Court adjourned

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' ' - lord uatl ‘ ltwny. providing should strike certs a » la trolaft to tho Dominion Govern.

II. Ni ,r , us." 9” mo ll m. ' t Italy In voqudptod France to withdraw bor tron? Itch Ian-o»

whats. dept. dfl—anovn iotaeta'hsa mind here Non Bwitflrhntl. oodloav'os hr England this evening

“a all? s .1. . ‘, - -' uvmhl it. Scot.— -hns have ,becn re- nalw‘dlurostatin. thattba I! clan inotlucr‘lo had

("god a proriaionnl government in the Balkan floun-

trw You. Be . l0.-'l\a trial of Whulan at Ottso so. was rerun» yesterday. Dotsativas Cullen and lines testified as to a conversation the board in Jail batwecrt Whelan and Doyle. wbcrola holan acknow- ledged be shot Nr. McGee. Tumor trstllled to harm germ timer hoard “'hclan threaten to take the life of

r. McGee. Ono witness re utidouoc highly unfavorable to the prisoner. be care for the prom-

till to-day. Gold "4!. , ' Latinos. Sept. ll.--Thc extraordinary concessions to Admiral Farragut. by the Sultan. in [rt-milling his Iagabip. the Franklyn. to pass through tho Dardao- alias and eaten-tho Bnaphornshaa given rlsc ton vast amount of uornmcnt in Diplomatic Circles at Constan- tinoplc. The rcport that permission had been tleuit-tl. which had been extensively circulated a few da s ago. was entirely without foundation. the consent of t o Sul- tan was accorded in the most gracious manner. as a coutplitnunt to the Admiral and the country he repre- routed. While the flagship of Farragut was in the Bus- phorus. a Greek-Cretan do utation came on board and distributed an address to t u alluors praying for assist- once from the United States. to the strugglin Crelaus. Admiral Farragut. at the suggestion of Mgr. Morris. American Minister to Turkey. who was also on board. had the copies returncd. Thu deputation was then re- coivcd an prirntc porsons. Nu political matters worn touched upon in the friendly conversation which ensued. Orrsws. Supt. l l.-—About twont witnonea wov'tren’ atnined yesterday in dufcnoa of \ helan. and sovrral more on the same side have giren cvidencathis morning. The chief points atlt'tnptcd hr the deft-nae are. that

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slur o] the Canadian . M. Ont. is our Scan Advertiuauala. and racist Mun Advertisements

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'l’llE carom or car. concussion“. ulnar.

‘ i a ‘ Ar the request of a prominent gentleman in Char-

lottetown. we publish the following report of proceed- ‘tags of the United Stars Ceogreas in reference to freo trade with this Colony. It appears to us that tho only object which the (antitrust: alladad to can hora in pub- lishing this Report. is to throw cold water on the ne- gotiations now going’ on. but as tho Report pruvco nothing beyond the tolerating fact that the Congress of tho United States. byths handsome majority of 62 to to. denim free trndo with this Colony. and will. doubt

loss, secure it. we have no imitation in giving the re' port a place in our oslcmoaza

than: wtfa I’nrncn Inn-son Iauru. . Mr. SCBIXI‘K: lam instructed by tho Committee of Ways

it and Means to rcport baclt the joint resolution (II. It. ho. 322) relative to Prince lulvmrd Inland with a brief rc- port in writing accompanied h Ibie joiutxcsolution he road an then the report of the com- m "89.

a resolution. I salt that

The joint rcaolution was read. It proposes to autho-

rise and direct the-Secretch of the Treasury to admit into the several ports of the actual prodnclions of Prince Edward Island. lncludum flair, accompanied by sailanctory \‘tllttlhfl’l of the place of pro- duction. under such regulations as he may doom necessary. whcncvcr the colonial Govcrnment of Prince Edward Island shall by law pmrtdo. first. for the free admission of all ro- dnetiona of the Iln‘tod States to the Island ; second to to its ports and harbors. for shelter. to obtain supplies. and to rotlt free of duty ua'lmpost. all American fishing vessels; third. to give Ileana. to tlth in the waters adlaccnt to the Island upon such terms that the liccnse fee shall not ex- coed five dollars for my one vessel. to.

Uniud States free of duty the

rail

Hr Rumor: Is this molu'ium proper

§yhcforc the House? The St-rtsamt: It‘ is. The Omnmt

ten of \Vaya and

Means have a right to report at any time for Commitment.

The l'lerlt road tho .rcport of tho Committee of ways and

Means. as follows:

"The Committee of Ways and Means having considered t resolution (ll. It.’No. 322) relative to Prince Edward

n fiandund not bcin able to obtain at once and with exact- ness all tho informs an needed before it would be wish and advisable, in their opinion. to talu- any definite action on the subject. have concluded as a prclirninory mcnsttre. to submit to tho House and rocomrnend the passage of the followlmr:

Resolved. That a ficlect committee of three members he

*1 WE‘SDAY. .SEPT. ’13,

Now

for Chicago.

that the

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Lacroix, one of the principal witncssoa for tho prosecu‘ tion. is a liar. and a man of bad character; that Turner was tcmptcd by the reward nfl‘crt-d for erldcncc against risonvr. that a fresh ball in one of the chambers of helan s lstol was-pat in to replace one accidt-ntally diochargt .whon lltc girl's arm was wounded.beforo llr. McGee's nturdor; that Wade's testimony as to conspi- racy at Duguaa‘s tavern in Montreal is entiruly false. ‘0“ but no attempt has ct been made to account for Whrlcn'o moremonts on t r night of the murder. not known yet wllnthcr the else will close to~tlny. but it is suppost it will not. ‘ Your. Sept. I‘l-o-Stt‘nmrr -- Hippopotamus“ capsized on Lako Michigan on Tuesday night in a so» vere 5min. and of sixty people on bond only fourteen were saved. She wasbound from St. Joseph‘s, Michigan,

Now Your. Sept; 1‘2.—'I‘hc trial of Wuhan was con- tiuncd yesterday. Tho principal liuc of tho do cact- was to tntpracb the evidence of tho sworn witnusacs. ospscialll Lacrolx and Turner. nod an attempt to prOVc arrcl of thlsn's pistol had bccn accident- ally discharged a short time before tho murder. by which they account for the cartridge freshly put in just altar McGee‘s death. 'I‘lm impression prevails that the defunce, so far. is very lansc.

to be alive to

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To run Eorron or run Ilnasw.

Dear Sin—You, in common with tho other journals of I’. 8. Island. devote a considerable of your a cusslun of lbrci rocity. The Government 0 the day srcrna all important interests involved in this

to the dis.

aaflclent proof of tb

question. The reception given to Gen. Butler is a is. a thong: therearo a few here op- med to the coarse pursued wit rc ard to the General and

party: but this oppodtion more y arises from the cool reception given to the Hon. Sir John A. Ichonald on his recent visit lie—a. Of course. they think it varyerual to neat their beast that of human porkctlon from the pecan/u! Dominion so coolly. whilst every courtesy is given to (ion- rrsl Butlvr and his party. But amidst all this duster. or “ fuss said feathers." and whatever may remit from it. of one thin; we are sure. and that is. that the reign of Ru ebrouity is not Inaugurated hero yetb law. altliough it

appoian by the Spsakcr to whom aball be referred joint resolution No. 322 of the House relative to Prince Edward Island. with instructionato in uiroand report at the next session of this Coupons the fullest and most ruliable infom- ation they can obtain in Maui to said colony of Marc Edward Island. including par ticularly whatever can be an- cortaincd an to the bind and amountof im no and exports to and from the Island. and the viows and isposluon as well as authority of the colonial government to enter into any particu‘ar or exceptional arrangemcnt or agreement by legis- lative enactment with the United States conceding and se- curing such privileges as to dabcrlcs on the coast as are com lemplatod in said rcsolatinn. But no expense to tho United Status is to hr incurred by said committeein the promotion of their inquiries.

hlr. Rcwnivcs: The House will olw-rr-c that the resolu- tion which was volt-trod to thc (‘ornmtttce of Ways and Means proposed legislative action by which nruotiatlons or tenders for reciprocal lcxislstinn should be oll'cred to the colony of Prince Edward Island.

The commune of Ways and hit-ans rcport that they do not think they have such onset and accurate information as would Justify us in founding action upon it. The committee thmforc recommend that the resolution be referred to a sc- lect committee of tbruc porous. who shall inquire. without expense of any kind attending their inquiry. and report at the next ans-ion of this Congress. wha- are the exports and imports of that colony. what authority it has fir legislative action. and what is the disposition of tho pmple tbcrc to cntcr into an arranucrncnt of this kind. Tbc committcc therefore recommend that art on be postponed until full and exact information can be obtained on these points.

The gentleman from llasaachusactts. [Mr. Butler.) who introduced tho resolution. thinks that tho committce might beta-r recommend its passagc. I have agreed to give him an opportunity to move an amendment so as to put the re. solution on its passer; but I desire the Home to under- stand tha' thr Committee of Ways and Means do not re-

commsnd the passage of the resolution at this time.

Mr. Iivruzn. of Ilaoaachnsoetca. By leave 0' the chair-

man of the Committee of Ways and Means. [Hr Sebcnclt.) I devil-c to call the attention of thr- House to this suhjcct. which isa matter of very constdcrahlc importance. The difl'crr'nce bctsvocrl tbc action proposcd by the committee and that whicbI desire is this: the Committee of Ways and Means want to put the matter of! and have a select oommiteo appointed to go. at their own expense. to the

Island. where there in no public conveyancr. there to make

an examination for purpose of obtaining information for this House. . Thoro sy.be.many patriotic gentlcmen who will volunteer to

c dpott such a committee : but I bavc

1868.

pus. 3w. 6......“ [my “math-“Ii N'W totho

ve lama tho f .by lttiss. the la- wdw froo cfg bypmway ofl-‘rlnco Idalw v'

I ‘ but am. *r. Speaker. but” there rasv be reason wh some legislation should ho had on this subject: but I in at that in the abssnca of all reliable information it would be rusaitastly| unsafe at this period of the session for the House to pass t is resolution. which is not‘vocomaultd- ad by any commune. but upon which the Lommittoo of Ways and Neon! have. I may say. reported unhvorably. u would be wise I trailers. the report of "w 00-» mittas. so thatbstwaoa this timeout thoaaatsassionaucb information may he had as will soabls the marines when we moismnportsonvssttonwiichwir “and proper. 'l‘ldaisalildsdrotonyi : ' Mr. Durban.“ Masculine-om. A word or two in re- ply to my cidlaaauo. Mr. BIIIQIJJ: the first place I do not boltevsthatan and Woo t -

Mr. Horror I, But sodlsh will get there natal annuall- tlr. Bunny“? lassaaltuasatts. I oanaot permit myself to ho tutorr Q

In tlttl astu'plsco. I do not believe that any oode grow on that Island. If any do grow there I not content they shall come in free of duty. In the second lace. I would like to know whether my colleague has no tbs report of Mr. llrega and that of Mr. Derby on this subject. If he has not. then I agree that ho docs not know anything about the matter. but be can cssily obtain Information. for the thing has bet-n reported on fully. I remnant as many fishing vessels as docs mv concourse. quite as many. 'lbe Salem Board of Trade. the merchants of lloscrm. and atbcrs who fully undmtand the true intcreats of our State desire the [sawmill of this resolution. It will be an uttering wedge to enshlc us to get. in the llshcrlcacf those watt-rs. that fair consideration to which we urc cnttrlcd. .

No. sir. I nah would mv colleague spend tho vacation_ in goingto Prince Edward Island and gottiny this information at his own crpcnsc? If he would. then I want him put on in. committee u u should be appointed. But. ill" I Imk unnn this proposition of the committcc as simply giving this matter the go-by. The committec probate that three members of this llama shall spend the vacation. when they have tlwir elections to sttcnd to at home, in twin} at Illt'll' nwn cxpcmc to visit this Island. and. to which then in no public couvcyancc. I do not believe any member will want to on. Thu adoption of tho proposition of tho committee will simply give this question the no-hy. _ Mr Rumor. \\ 9 bad hotter give it the ‘o-by than louse. late in thc dark on such a question.

Mr. lit-run. of Massachusetts. When the gentleman speaks of " ital-lath; in tho dar " be may spoalt for bun- self: everybody else understands this queston. Mr. Sunrises. Mr. Speaker. Ido not mean to cater ln'o this question lrctwccn mackerel and mddah. [laughter] but it may be well would: to refresh the recollection of gentlemen of this Ilousc. who. I know. must all be pasted in groan- phy. but who may not have Invited at the snap with enfor- cllcr to this qncstiou so recently as some of the committee. This question is in some scnee one of topography. Prince Edward Island. it will beratnamborcd. lies in the (lat! of St. Lawn-nee. with Nova Semis atrotcbina out as one arm on the right. and tho lower part of also flat-adia- dominion "aching around the Gulf. The obycct is to gettnrnuad Nova Scotla and obtain good relations with lilll little Island onc hundred and forty tailor long lying lnsidc. This may ho all very well if it can be domicaud we may malts a good bargain by it. Ilut my dillculty amen in part from information dulvcd from one of these wry ucntlcmcn rsfrvrrcd to by the gentleman from Massachuasctta. l.\Ir. Ilntlch I understand it to be doubtful whctbcr any arrauzcrncnt which Prince Edward Island as a «bailout colo- ns' might make by legislative proviatos for conccdinu thcse advantagcs for fishina purposes would be mogtiizcd by Canada and Nora Rentia. which harder upon the sam- water that cucirclc this Island. And the committcc, al- though thuy could obtain cvcn to the bushel cxact inform» lion from various statist-csl tabics. and particularly from an inn-rusting one which accompanies Colton‘a Atlas on this suhjvct. as to the imports and cxporta of grain and other productions have no means of lmowma the disposition of the pcopcc or what may he cnnaidcrcd their power as a coin. or on this subjcct of making a dcilnitivc and cxccptional urrsncc moat by lrpisiativc cnactment.

Mr. llt'ru n. of Massachussctts. Ohio mil do tho justicu of saving this docs not propose anything until Prince Edward Island has actcd.

Mr. Fcaasca: We may do this thin: with this little Island and aftcrwards bu "snubbed" by Mia: told that thev bad no: the povrcr to do this thing. We do not report against thc resolution to kccp upon every question of an ccnIornlcol character like this which will result in good to tho country. \Vcharc not proposed to rv-port against that. but we hlt'f‘ stated in the opinion of the Committe of Ways and Means thc information is not no cxsct and full in rcv card to the powcr and authority of the colony as to ito condition and productive t‘llpllcllt'. “'c tlnnlt. thornforu. it Will be boiler to refcr tho rrsolutinn itself to s sclcct coon mine. and that cnmtrzittcu Ihnll cnllcct and rcport to lhc ncvt session of Conan-s reliablclnformatlon on this subject.

The mtlcrnan maltcs an objection on this point. IIc oars no throe rnrn appointed or. that committee will make the trip at their own cxncnac. It will be easy to test the. sense of the House on striking out that part of tho molutton 'l'ba Rocratary of tho Trcaaury might send out with little "mac one of the rcvcnnc cutters.

But. air. it docs not follow they must necessarily no there. I do not understand my friend from Massachu- sctts I’M r. llullcr] has ever been them. and yet ltt‘ knowa a mat (lcal about thc resources of the Island and the cltsractcr of the people. The committee had not pro- pnscd tbc twiccl. committcc shall visit the Island. or go out of thc I'nitcd States. but simply to commission thcm to got all tho information thcy can by luvcallrrtllnn in proper quam‘rs. by comspondcnoo. or any way tbcy may doom host. I admit it would be bottcr to visit the Island; but that is a question apart from what the coin- mlttcc propose. If any ccntlcmcn winth to offer an