Wfl-w——i "-s- ----. ‘ Tm; llaiifiix Presbyterian ll’imm says :-—~‘ The men“. mum.“ we ever heard of was done In 1’. 1:. Island. Tm, people .nade presents to the Minister and then “Rod them sealant him. and robbed him or part of his , besides." We wonder If the Patriot knows any- mng about this all'hlr. and whether he believes the "people" alluded to would be anything the worse of “vi a share of religious education imparted to them. u we 1 as a knowledge of arithmetic. up. Ronanr JENKINS. son of J. Jenkins. Esq. ship. mun“. was drowned at Little River. Lot 56. on the 25a. of April. by the upsetting of a boat In which he and his brother were taking a sail. lie was an exemplary young In“, and leaves a young wife and three children. besides “"30 number of relatives and friends, to lament his nstlmcly death.

GEORGETOWN celebrated the Queen‘s birthday In good

style. A military I‘m'lt‘w. Royal salute. t'eu tie join,

lies and fireworks made up the programme. rejoiced

the Inhabitants of the capital of King's County. and wan. fled to their loyalty.

Srsrs are beinit taken by the Militia ()itleers of Queen'. County. to retain Field Inspecting Olllcer l‘ol. A. J. Douglas, smith. in his present position. An addreis to His Excel- siary the Lieut. OoVernor. to apply to the proper mam”, authorities on the subject. has beett prupnml,

Paivxrn letters front the Western States report that the grain crop is looking linely. and that the weather is all that the farmers could ask. Fully one-third more wheat has been sown this year. than last. and the pros. ‘pect for good crops was never better.

Ha. Ortonut: Pusan. of the firm of Desire iii-others 8t 00.. of this city. had his leg broken in the hold of the liarque Clara Novella. on Wednesday evening last,—-a hole of goods having fallen on him.

‘1‘" degree of M. A.. was conferred upon Mr. L. O. hie- Neiil, of this lsland.by the lilainburgh Ullth‘l’Sltj’JIilN spring. Ilc also obtained a Gold hicdal for superiority in Mathe- matics and Natural and Moral Philosophy.

Tin: hinrquls of Hastings Iiavlii-..r betted £100,000 stg. urona recent Iltil‘riC‘l‘ilcu In liugland. and lost, Iie coin- tniltcd suicide almost Immediately after. This ought to throw a damper upon betting tit horse-races.

Sour: of our St. Joint and Iliiliiix (‘Olllt‘lllpill‘.li'li‘.~l are liitrouliie. 'l‘liellalifax China has Iicctt In Court and t‘tllllll‘lt‘tl oflibcl; the St. John New ditto, and the Join-- luff ofthe same city is also in (‘onrt on a similar charge.

'I’itttstcamcr Em; Nor is now plying between Sliciiiac, Newcastle. lllchubuclo amt ‘hatliani. She does not touch at Sumatershie and Pit-ton. at anticipated. Sum- mcrsltlc is in the dumps accordingly.

lil'alNl-lsl men complain of dull times in St. John. N. 11.. and Halifax. The 'Iiiern's birth-day was celebrated with much i'clul in built cities on the 25th inst.

R. 'l‘. "OLMAX'I brig, the h'eiriiili'n. Cole. mnslcr. from Liverpool (I. ll . ltl’lIViiI at Silillllll‘l‘iltlc on the 2‘2nd “IL. with a general iargo of lttctcllnlldi.'.'.'.

liisnama llAt‘iithl DOWN. — .\ London tli‘spttlcll of May 20th says: “Disraeli writes to Mr. Gladstone that be will not t‘urtlu-roppose the passage of the Church ltiil.

'l‘ni-t Ysrinoutli Herald says that the IIsIIt'l‘IIIOiI along the coast are doing mil. cod and halibut being very plenty.

'l‘ni: Rev. Mr. Davis. of this city. lectured In Summer- sidc last Friday, on the subject or Iidllllallii.

'I‘uv: steamer Ii‘lomli rein/Ii. from Montreal. with 2.000 barrels of door. arrived at this Port. on Saturday lust.

'I‘Ili: .Iull at Newcastle, .\Iir:inii.-Tii. rot-rived eonsldcra- ble injury by tire last week.

A LOT of City militia-men Were lined before a Li'igls‘ tratcs' (‘onrt on Monday last for nott-hltendaacc :it drill-

An English paper says : —-’I‘ne Catholics of Ireland are equally surprised and delighted at the great major- ity obtained over the Ministry. Most of their journals write sensibly and moderately about it; many of the out- und-out Protestant journals write. as may be expected. wildly. One threatens us with the shaking of the tounil- ations of society: another observes tliut"ihe indigo ant Protestant spirit of the land will yet rise in its await cu- ed siren th"(as Well as it might alter the above-men- tioued a taking). The Derry Scalinil coils upon the men of Ulster to make their power full. aml hints at tho revolution.'l‘lie Mail thinks hir.l)isracli‘s plan derided- ly worse than Mr ulii-lstono‘s; the former Would place £00,011". I year iii the hands of the Roman Catholic Episcopaey. "without reserving a right ol re- vision. or even of audit. The latter Would at lcilel. not establish a “i’apnl doitiinatioli” in Ireland. -‘ On the contrary. with a descent as sudden us the fall ofa portoniiis, it(hlr 'iladitone's method) would vial'f} an iron barrier in front of the ambition of Home. No status would remain lor their l’reiaey. iio subsidies for their colleges; no State authorisation for anything—not even a continuance of the grant to Mayimutli: no inor- al influence as a set oll' against the legal critttlilislinu'ltt cfthe 'ereid of tho niiiiority’. 'I‘iieir wlioio eier‘enl e"!- tetn would at once drop to the level of the Wesleyan or any other dissenting organisation."

An amusing trial has taken ilaec in l-‘rauce. It ap- pears tltlt‘at Rheims. whore . adunio Cliqnot, whose champagne is celebrated over Europe. resides. there is one M. illondsan. a wine Iuaniifactiirer. wit-i. living an eye witness of tho prodigious number of cases and bottles dospstelied to all parts of the world from the lad ‘s storeliouses. conceived the idea of finding out a wi ow of the same name. and making III'I‘ a partner in his firm. He succeeded in lighting upon her. and actu- ally ersuailed another Widow Cliqnot in join him and cash 0 him to reehrlsten his tlrm Vettvo Cliqiiot. The real original widow brought the case before the Tribunal of Commerce. and claimed exclusively the style and title 0f Vean Cliquot; but did not entirely succeed. A court of law. however. appreciate-l II. llloadean‘s m-

nuit in inventing his widow. with more security. and

id that inasmuch M this second Widow Cliquot took an active p in in the titans emeiitaiid operations “the llrtn of Iliondeau ct Cio.. int simply gave it her lane for the sole and obvious purpose of setting up an adverse title to which it had no moral claim. her name valet cease to appear in connection with the tirm of Blendeau 0t Cie., and condemned Iii-r jointly with Illon- tleau'to pay the costs of tho stilt. and a sum 01:10. 000 Italics damages to the Widow Cliqaot.

Senator Wiliuot. when proceeding front Sir JET?“ A- Macdonalil‘s residence. on Saturday evening. to his lodgings. was challenged by the sentry on passing the it“. I“ declining to answer was placed under arrest. After having been detained twenty minutes he succeed- stl in proving hie identity and was dist-bargeiI.—tmawa

Telegram .

M II ordination hold at St. Mary‘s Cathedral. on my lowing. the Holy Order of Priesthood was con- imed es the it". wan-m J. iiihan. of tho Archdiocese. by His Grace the Archbishop.-——ll.r. Express.

Dr. Parry, Bishop of llarbadocs. who is now in Eng- . has resigned his soc. making no fewer than live 'IIOIisl hisliepries vacant at the present time. The is Is worth £2500 a year. The

Inn mod I of the international bridge between M Ind its;an is to be finished in about six “0. I“ It is bollovod that this gigantic scheme will ll reality o‘er long be carried out.

'1"- )! ill a. I cried. from Chiclgfl. is lies :2: at. with soilia under m States colors while being a British vessr .

TI- 1 of the wow desks at sit-some. (an. h‘l. all-hallowed by s squan of Preach “I. tC-wae sod two or three vssssls of the Dutch navy.

Nathalie- esstisisos to Al geria. French soldiers “WJssshsdeo on.“ noose-too mo " Mel M More acting.

A seamaa named John Jackson. a native of Ireland: lumped overboard frotn tho lirizantino Alon, Olivia. on tic 11th inst.. while on the pliadlgn from Now-found. Will to Glenn llay, and was ilron'ned. not recovered. 0

The body was

A l) DRESS

To dlzgafiigizil-O'Rcilly. on his resigning llic Byrnc‘e

Sut.-——-We. the undersigned Trustees and Inhabitants of Byrno's Road School District. hereby hep.r to express our sincere regret at your leaving our midst. and resiwn- intr otir School. °

We are the more regretml for being deprived of your valuable services from the fact that the most. salutary ethiets have always been experienced within the sphere ofyoitr influence both by old and young.

You" repeated etforts for the interest and advantage of our School.und the Improvement of our youth. entitle you to our respect and consideration. while your Well- known ability, as a Teacher. is fully recognised by your friends. and even admitted by your enemies.

Accept. dear Sir. these t‘eiv. thouin earnest. expres- sions of our remit-d both for yourself and wife. and wherever your future lot may be cast. we cannot lint wish you success and prosperitynvllh all the otherblcss- bias of llll‘lilc Providence. And that you may be still more happy than with us. is the prayer of your friends and \chi-u‘Islicrs.

(Signed) ltoitizur (Tunic. b“ i lil'lll-iN M visits. g ’l'rinlres, CALLAIIIIAN Waisn.

and other inhabitants of llyrne's Road School District. llyrne’s lload, May 20, Hits.

II E l’ L Y . To .llcssrs Robert C'i'unr. Stephen riff/I‘M. (mil Cul- luuhnii [Vols/i. Trim/era: (mil til/H‘I‘ Inhabitants of Iii/ruck! Rom! School District.

tinx’rt.i-‘..nt~:.\'.—l heartily thank you tor the. Add i‘css which you have been kind enough to present. me. and for the manifestations of respect and sympathy which it. ex- hibits.

I fear you llaticr me in nscribing tn my presence among you any good results from my |ll‘til'.-§sli)iltil labors: l have. nevertheless. the satisfactory consciousness, that, my aim has always been. in the discharge of my duties. to promote knowledge and virtue. Where 1 have been unsucci-sxfiil. rcctcil ctl'orts upon my part. or to the fact. that my inten- lions and endeavors have been misnmlcrstotnl or tvilliiliy iiiisintorprcttni. My object. I repeat. has always been to promote the Interests of my school. and if I have failed. as i fear I have. I simply regret it. It. is a source of oat- lsfnctiou to me to know that I retain the i-outldcncc ofa majority of the parents iitid l'ruatccs ot‘ the Didi-let; but whilst a minority is bitterly opposed to me. I have. for the suite ot'tiic peace and harmony oi‘ the District. con. sidered it. a duty incumbent upon me to resign my charge of the school entrusted to Hit‘ by your sull'rages.

Iii resigning. therefore. this onerous t'liiil"..'t‘. I beg. lll conclusion. to express my gratitude for yourklinl ex- pressions of regard for myself and wife: and wherever our next sojourn may be. we will carry xvith us a lively recollection ofthc kindness you have all i-xtciilcil in us during the period ot'our acquaintance with you.

Wishing you. In turn. your proportion] of the bleSsings yoit so earnestly invoke for inc.

1 remain, giniiemen. Very respectfullv. Your nbed’t servant. JAMES J. O‘IllilldA’.

Byrnc‘s llnail. Lot till, 3

May L's. ia‘tie'. Iz'ritiiii‘iicr pit-use publish. .4. . 7w. 7. ..

llilfoicny's I’i/lx.-Ill the complaints peculiar to fin males. these l'iiis are unrivalled. Their use b ' the fair sex has become so constant for the removal 0 their oil meals that burr-lya toilet is without them. Amongst all classes. front the domestic servant to the. pretest. uni- versal favour is accorded to these renovating l’ills: theiritirigoratiiig and purifying properties remit-1‘ them safe and invaluable in all eases; they may be taken by females ot‘all ages for tiny disorganization orirregulet" ity of tho systoiit. speedily removing the cause and res- toritig the sull‘eri-i- to robust health. As a lantin medi- eine they are invaluable tor suiiduing the llMIatIlL'tI of young: and old.

1‘: it tried.

On the In! Inst . at ht. Damian’s Cathedral. by the Very Rev. Dr. hit-Donald. V. (1. Mr. William hlelionnld. to Johanna. youngest daughter of Mr. William Murphy. both of this city.

Died.

‘\~.>.\\‘.\\\>x~\ru eve. «~-\\~c-..,\‘ a.-

At l‘isquid River. on the let DIAL. in the 41H. year of Ilt'l age. after a lingering illnessnvliicli she bore with holy resig- nation in the Divine Will. Anne. beloved wife of Mr. John McDonald. (Invahcii. and youngest (laughter of Alt-x. hic— Donald. Ean late of St. Margaret's-

At the Head of llillnlxiro‘.en the 22nd inst .of brain fever. Arthur Hamilton Douglas. only son of the lots Joseph 11. \\ blaster. UI~CliullothtOWlh ngcd one year two months and ten days.

In Boston. Mass.. May 14. 1868. Mr. Edward Templeton Moody. aged 30 years. late Editor and Proprietor of the Ill-HIth Journal. Woburn. Martin. and formerly of Char. lottcton'n. I'. It}. 1.. where he spent his youthful days. and where his nitinory will long be cherished and revered. by his tiicnds nnd acquaintances. for his unassuming manners and strict iiprightncss of character. He was a not.ve of Iainntbnrgh. Nova Scotia. and son of the late R. A. Moody. for some you ptiblishi r of the .1]. riu‘n] .\'rirs,()harlottetoun.

glue gilrtttiatmtitts. WPUBLIC A UC'I‘ION I ‘0 be sold by Public Auction. on THURSDAY. lBili day ol Jt'xu. if not previously disposed of. that valuable DIILL PROI’I‘IIITX',

known as lloonu‘s Mums. together with 160 Acres of Land!

situated on the Western ltoad.’1‘oiwlsiiip No. Fire. lllilllllilt’l‘ Ill-ILL.

Aiiicrton. 3rd June. 1868. -wfimfi ‘ 190.1% SALL. . I IlDS. Bright Sugar. lllils. do do lIbls. Crushed do I‘unclieons Bright .110. uses. Ils‘gs (ircen Comte. Illils. Vinegar. Boxes Pipes. lloxes. llalf do and Quarter do Layer Raisins. Drums l-‘igs. Barrels Kerosene. Sole Leather. l'uucbt-ons Stt ong I’ri-ol Dcmoraru Rum, Cases Brandy. &e.. &e.. &e. U. WILSON IIIGGS. Ch'lown, 3rd June. 1863.

Bank of P. 19. Island. ()TlCl-l ll hereby given that a Dividend of Five: l'ocstia pcr oeiitum on the Capital Stock of the [look of Prince Edward island. for the last half year. hath this day been declared. and is payable to Stock-

holders Iortbwitli, on demand. By Order. , WM. CUNDALL. Cashier.

Jolie 1. "568. 3w all papers 7 A L w” " with?! HAY ! 2 uav II! I! COXBUJURKCII 0";17; ORIAT UCAICIT' 0" I“ O D I) It} I! , THE SUBSCRIBER HAS IHPORTED INTO O R 'W' E L L , From Nova Seeds. FOUR 0.1110038 01" UPL4XND I‘IAXY, 'IIICII II! WILL HILL For Cash or Prod new!

3- J. emu.

Orwell Cheap titers, : Hay 20. 866.

THE HERALD, WEDNESDAY

TO SHIP OWNERS ANY) MASTERS. frills is to caution all altip owner. and masters from

employing one Samuel Nicholson. a general ship job- her. as believe him to be vxhnrbitant in his charges. employed him on Friday Ill‘if. to do a email job on my Schoo- nvr. it took him about 6 or 7 hours to complete it 3 he then demanded from me the sum of 3m. I offered him His. which. in all conscience. was about double tiio value of his work. He refused to take this amount. and knowing that I was all ready to sail. espiuseil me for the Thirty Shillings. well a- ware thatI would rather pay his demand. than remain in port losing my time, which I call nothing more or less than swindiing. GEORGE KENNEDY. Captain

Schoonch Kate."

Clt'town. June 3rd. 1868. lin °

0L1) STAND. BEDDIN’S CORNER! HE Subscriber has received by barqne Undiue. from Liverpool, the largest and best assortment of CHINA. lisit'riiitsivaim. and (inasawauu. ever oil‘ereil in Cliar~ lottetown. which he is prepared to sell Wholesale and Retail at unusually low prices.

China ’l‘c.i Setts, Stone Chins. do. white and colored, white and colored Stone China Dinner Setts. 6w. &c., and a great variety of Goods in the above line. too numerous to particularitie.

A few Crates assorted Ware for country trade. for sale cheap by the CRATE.

'I‘he (irota-ry department is now Itouitcd with the best quality of’l‘eas. Sugar. Molasses, Tobacco. Soap. Can- dles. Spices. Dried Fruits. dLe.

Lit tiers of the beat description. consisting oi Brandy. Gin. ium. Whiskey. l'srtand Sherry Wiitc.t,‘ordlals. 81.0.

Flour and Coriimoai font Ilb to 100 Barrels.

Havingobtained the services of a first.) lass Baker, he is now pre mied to supply his customers with the best quality oi iircad at all times. 11.1). REDDIN.

May 27. 1863. i a (Sin

afifiiottetown. May 16. lacs.

QUEEN S'l‘ lidL_'_1‘_ \VAREIIOUSE

'l‘lIE Subscriber respectfully announces to his Friends and Customers. the art-rival cfa large portion of his tie'px-Ing-‘isi Importntloiiss, per Ship L. C. ()."(‘it. Comprising the following

it,il)(,)I)S. viz: the fault Is attributable either to llil‘s‘lll-i

52 bills. Shovels 1 bag do. 1 cash Zinc,

i I lioxos (iillss, ll) hills. Pitch and TM. Ii.') bolls Yellow Mclal. 7:3 'l‘iiper liars. Ior Ships 1 case Hardware, litstt-ititigs. Icnsk lines. it"): bags Nails and Spikes. Iii-3 coils l packith Cor- ‘.’ lilils. ('ui-rniits. dagt'. : boxes Raisins. 2 holes Canvas. 7 ends \Vire Standing ltig- 1 bbi. Stockholm 'l‘ar. ging. no bdls iittkutll. I casts Compasses 6; Log 3 boxes Fancy Soap. Ulnar-cs. 195 kegs Paint, 3 bales l'upct‘. . 1 box do. 910 bars common lliilt iron. 2 casks i'ully. Illl) lidle common Iron I cask Lamp Black. 2 'l‘ierces Ships Lamps. 11 do. l'aitit Oil. I cask composition Butt 1 do. Sweet Oil. Bolts. 7 do. Ships Varnish. 25 boxes Soap. sorted. 2 bids. llneiti. 4 caslts Ironmongery, 1. box Galvanised 2 caries Whiting. Gib ilaults, I case drugs. I lie}: Comte. ii casks Ill‘et Malt. Vinegar, 4 do. Rice.

1

1 do. \VIiitu Wino do. It) bbls. 2casi~e Iiottie Oil, 2 kegs Groceries. 2 casks Hardware. 3 cases

132d urs Refined Iron. 2| bundles iron. 5t) half chests Tel. Ii) chests dc.

I case Whips. 1 box ink. in bottles, I case Saws, I cask Turns. 13 bags Washers These Hoods. with Ill-I stock on Iiand. compviic a very general assortment. The remaining Stock daily ex- pected per ship l'uliuil from Glasgow. and l'mlinr from Liverpool. Fancy Goods from Loulon, by Steam I'tht‘hcl via Halifax. ’l‘cruis Citalt. “Ollisu takes the oppi rtunity to inform the parties who have not paid their accounts according to agree- ment. that no further credit will be allotted.

BENJ. DAVIES.

Queen Street Warehouse,'i May ‘20. 1863- ) Just rcm-ived per brig “ Volatit." from Glasgow, in addition to the importatiens announced from Liverpool. now opening. and for sale at low prices :— 7 cases Staple Dry Goods. 5 holes do. do. 4 cases Fancy do. 2 boxes Ladies and Goals Scotch Boots and Slices. And trout London \in Halifax- 2 cases Fancy Goods. Remaining Straw and Footy Goods expected by the

same route. BENJ. DAVIES.

Terms Cosh. A4 w ,_¢._M__ play 27.

ADMINIS'I‘IIA'I‘OR‘S SALE 01’ J {eztl Illstute-

'1‘0be sold by l'nhii,; Auction. in front of the Court

House. in Georgetown. on Saturday. the 16th day of May next. at the hour of twelve o‘clock. noon. under license. bearing ditto the 27th day of March last. past. in that beliiilfgraiited by His Honor. the Surrogate. all that piece of land. the propi-r'y of Peter hleLellan. late of Burnt Point. near (icitt'gt'lilwn. farmer. deceased. intes- tate. situate at Iiurat Point. aforesaid, bounded and described as follows. that is to my : commencing at it square stake, fixed at tho south-We st angle of Roderick McDonald‘s farm. on the North side at the llrudcncll River. thence (according to the Magnetic North oftlie year 1764.) North eleven chains and twenty-live links. llicnco Nona-West four chains and eighty links. thence North eight chains. thence North—West nine chains. thence North to McLelian‘s Creek, thence along said Creek and Pond Sontli-westward'y, and following the

commencement. containing forty-two acres and six acres of Marsh Land.

Terms made known at the time of Sale. In the mean- time full information may be obtained on application to Mr. R. Reddin, Barrister. at his Office in Charlottetown.

MARGARET hlcli ENle-l.

, Adininistratriv of the Estate

April 9. 1363. of tlielttte Pelt-r hit-Leilan.

The above Sale is postponed until Saturday. the 27th day of June next. then to take place at the hour and place above mentioned.

MARGARET MCKENZIE. Admitiistratrix of the Estate May 20. 1968. of the late Peter McLoIIsn.

A B AXZAAPI. Under the Patronage uflhc Lieutenant Governor and Mrs Dividers. V ILL be held at the DRILL SHED. near Govern- ment llonse. Charlottetown. on

in aid of the Building Fund of the Pass thncu, lloelifort Square. now in the course of erection. Con- tributions will he thankfully received by the following Ladies of the Committee :— Mrs. Alexander.

uni. l-‘. “reckon.

Mrs. 11. \V. Breckeu.

Mrs. A. llrown,

Mrs. John McGowan. Mrs. Match.

Mrs. L. C. Owen. Miss Owen.

Mrs. (‘attlcy. Mrs. Palmer.

Mrs. Coles. Hrs. E. Palmer.

hirs. Cox. Hrs. l'eahe.

Mrs. Goodall. Mrs. James Peaks. hire. '1‘. Dealtrtsay. Hrs. Ralph Puke, Mrs. Earle. Hrs. James C. Pope. Miss Port-yin. Mrs. Richey.

Miss Florence (tray. Mrs. James Ilcddla. ‘ uni. it. Havllond. Mrs. Douglass Smith, Hrs. llobhirh. Mrs. hioggott.

hire. DJImImn. Miss Hutchinson. Hrs. tags.

Miss Jenkins.

Mrs. h‘. Lonuivortli. Mrs. Pops Welsh, hire. (3. )lacdouncll.

"re. 0. Wright. Mrs. 1|. Winsloe.

Mrs. Win. Swabey. Mrs. Clement White. Mrs. James White. hits. W. Welsh.

Charlottetown. May to. lites.

Thursday and Friday, the 9th and 10th Jul next.

, JUNE 3, 1868.

FItOM (i I. ASGOW. P: r [My l'oltiiit. IUST RECEIVED at tho

" Italian \Vurelaom." (Next «low to Slurhini & Co.) Fine Old SCOTCH WHISKIES. Younger‘s & Ilaird's India ALI-ZS d: PORTER. SCOTCH OATH EAL. (for invsllda and others) do SPLIT PEAS. do POT HARLEY. DUNDEE HARMALADE. WAGGON MATS. J AIIS. FLASKS. BOTTLES. fie" &o.. etc. Very Cause for prompt payments. MACEACHERN 8:. CO. May 20. 1868. KING STREET.