sk a " ONDER eT: POnmmese tw wie WW, aw Fibro - ; ss » ee = 2 A tener EY. .2 te 188 we . REJECTED We Ree Be Bee:e . *? — ees +6 IIIT Me veC NT ome Sans —* - - ——— oa Ree ne a a Cn ee } mwa ED me Ai ini a - —— - ae | of the ewpire, which have been especially devierd| about bringing them to trial, lest there should be | N 1D \\ S } ROM EU ROPE,

= ; tl ce wut tog pee) Fy rwiner, ‘and framed for the suppression of rebellious asso | a waut of convictive evidence against them 5 for, i ’ ' reater num-| case is different now, when the gr Y ber are beyond the necessity of depriving

their sons of educational advantages, fur the

Tes ~ watic cholera are reporte ciations, and the punishment of the traitors com-| of that, they may have abuodanee, eee Southampton, but sgt Se ee ik i which first gave currency to the stotement heaie DESPATCH’? IN EARNEST. tates to endorse iis trath, and, afer showing that | iamteed ot sweeping ever hurepe from est te

Tur Execvtion or Ex-Presipenr Banas. —The final act of a political tiagedy has been lately played ta the httle repubie of San Salvador. A man who, two years ago,

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Charlottetown, October 16, 1865.

OINGS OF THE SUBNANDOSAH,

deve posing them, Much apparent reason, on this ’ ' _— i nation ao : THR « PLOADY 4 te ohare the tucignnnIen 6 score, lias there been for inenlpating the Govern- THE « BLOODY

the otter ente of the Atlantic was the President of the country, has been

pmay render during spring trill ng service they u ny rete 5 ; : : | But even where the meBt8tanee | ry ment, through their passiveness, in the guilt w hich |

Tur Islander of Friday Jast very plainly an

weet, it bas on the present occasion Fituply skirted

‘ ed depredations of the Shenandoah)! osooured aw a rehel against its laws. Jt is) and harvest. te chat ee a oo ;

N oo const of America. Several very ficult amid the manifold revolutions) of the school boy se requir d, nimoay alt Om INACTION OF THE GOV ERNMENT, AS jattaches to the thovements of the Unionists. So nownces the puiicy of the Government with respect | (he shores of the Mediterranean, passed over

ete om bod oh toads iC the Central Amerean Governments, to) girly and about ball the cc ae “RESPECTS THE DEMAGOGUES OF THE | yueh, in fact, that most respectable men — sup-| to the collection af rents, ‘There is to be no| Gibraltar, and was a a - . ye oe ferma! vl at : en * ‘ ari oOuhy he 4 \ wo 2D ee h a ,

, ex a ty tt rl tite ‘ws ate aoe mite oS -. urtial cae = : . wodead ao naan _ ae to exchange | TENANT UNION AND THEIR DUPES. } porters too of the Governteat—have been beard or ifling "’—no mineing of matters—the * bloody eae a reat yibeviie no es. 7

ie that ite leading meri ; ' he —. wes the i agen a nas ks of the most agreeable tian | en aii ice abuser ih say publicly, that they were furced to allow Despatch’? is now in full operation; reuis must! taken such a leap os over the distance between

od ee c cord a : ‘ in the year, for the roasting weather of daly AT the tee 5 it GET | wa | that the inaction of the Goverament, a reapected | be collected it blood should flow as freely as| those two ports. Hi it should pass dbreetly from

8, the artes | pers wily known here, and the sympathy

Seville te this ecuntry, it would certainly turnish

a s hid capita é at hie ave en-| Jetachme reserit located amongst us, we a y , ch cok : one : only existing civil autherities of that limited number of our e:tizens who| and August, the result ot pret . : - then! toch . f ti “ moderates’? who, | the Tenant Union, gave but too much wanenss? mountain streams after a freshet. The bayonet in incident in its hestory 8 mysterious as any ni , : ' Pate Bs nes er eg e vacation the te . Tr use i Tales | . , , ae } ’ : : 7 2 ‘ ot epianee to the United | take iny interest in entral American uffairs| deavoured to deseribe. ao schools ; | area! Gre” Tenant Union, | truth to the accusation of some of their eppe-| and the minnie ball are regarded as the only that have yet been observed.” na t think nia enizens ty the) wi)) bs with bim. he changed to midsummer, a8 in towi set "| although decidediy opposed to the genant Union, ; | mantemninte ith secret Coti-| ™ ‘ -” 1, ry ee ciaial at ' Yet lately 3 lv B f. ly President o' let the time be determined by @ majority “ i t dishonesty. of their vents, that they contemplated, with secret ¢ effectual persuaders for Tenant Leaguers whe Phe rate of interest is creeping up again. The were v pardon ef, so lately as Geratdo warrics ormery resiaen O°; OFT fe ye © Geek J he on account of the flagran to horept Hu iw e aes . i ; c ' : me ; . . .) : : | ‘ - netics » aed yovements of the Tenant ‘ . ae Well, thank Heaven! | bank bas increased the diecount frome te 44 per ‘ surrender of Gene oe : ; a . supporters. Should neituer be| oe : tacency, the seditious moveuse refuse to pay their rent. ‘ sat i a: ' Sun Salvador, was the victim vi a revolt of) of the school sappo : | principles; were yet ef opinion that the disturb- | da ’ , pay : cent, an act tangible euongh when the return for '

. ‘ ‘ » 5 , art st, country | an: . . ’ , : : s . | plundering American the army of Guatemala. Le fled trow his! ing the om nths of Juiy and ~~ di at in ie wen talent be fn | likely to be coufined to Queen’s Couuty—the fa-| potury shows a decrease, in rowtd wumbers, of é « atill bu r al tele gz Am ‘ ¢ « a . } mat 6 a. , suis Ut of: pe ds “2 . en, ti veen | . . ‘ a: Y : —_ : . 4 sili ; 5 t + the awe ef the Centederate | C®}' st in ISGS. and Drenas was elected) sx mous should open at 0 @ ~ an oa lthese deluded and misguidec e atl Jeflect some selfish scheme of their own; and vorite seat of Toryism and religious intoierance,| more than a quarter of a million ia guid, aod of : ' i ' “a rexide ’ v4 rrius cume his) 12, rather than continue the prese OUS. | oF ac ser ‘ alar y anature as to justily | . ree tu's s : £396,000 1 > reserve of , § It cppeuts few accounts published in| Pres dent im hie stead, Barrios can tot 12, rath i a Y *h un inno.| ° 8° Serious aud alarming a ni J | that, for their own part, they were sorry to adinit | | cause the other Counties are for the most | £390,000 in the reserve of notes, is San } ) press, that, althougt wm pes-) coontry, where he made many trieuds. Two) No doubt some will consider such a ._| the action of the Government in sending for i i errr : PRIESTS AND FPENIANS.—It is to the credit of 3 wasn A. cee ten Peete Mtn a : ' |e: bighly absurd, as, indeed, most devin-} , | that they could assign no colourable excuse for lt) ot poneily undisturbed and unpolluted by the ESTS AND PRENIAN: ' - ot tull reperts, be professed to disbelieve | or three monthe ago he started to return to} vation bighly absurd, as, . ' . | troupe, on the plea that their presence bere wae |“ ’ se : : : part, appuy Gna ) the priesthood of Treland, that it vehemently of a he Confederacy, ou the groand that) lead a revelt which bad been organized in| tions from the established a a akan! t th reservation of the public Whilst, with such friends of the Government, tread of the Tenant League. The fo'lowing ex- late has denounced the so-called Fenian move. an ' , et a T : pe 'e@s | HEGessary ensure the preservi i a . : « . * : : : : E jad ne tnfermation ef tf eacept trom Northern) his favor. While he was on the sea, his! faulty) are eonsided. The principal © , , ‘| ee ere i the | j}we find it impossible to assign any culourable tract from the article iu the Islander, to which| ment. Latterly, the Rev. J. Maher, parmeh priest ; ‘ his pleg : mal . : i he the ear our ming; b aCe ‘erce 8 333 re laws. : ; , ; Sane en’s ( i ; rm. tre ve To be seen how far Cis plea) adherents were routed in a battle with the) tion will be the early hour ot re : te | peace, and tu enforce submission to the : l excuse for the inaction, as respects the League, of we refer, (written evidently with the sanction | Craigne, Queen's County, has seen fit te» isso a the should be overhauled by AWAr) forcog of Duenas. The vessel in which he| most children are astir long before six, while | Since then, however, outrages of so daring and | tthe eatimation of & large purtion of the! . : “bloody | 2 CoUntrr address fo the men of Queen's County, asilet the United States. * Ia the ux wntinue | yy embarked was struck by lightning, avd! no one will deny the morning to be the best criminal a character have been perpetrated in| which, in the estimatio a@ iarg t of the Government), shows that the woody | 5 a sedative to the exciting langiiage beld during a . 7 } . oh | imal @ art ite 1 ~e ‘ : jligvgence i. . : ‘ . oe | 4 » ti ‘ tter jiiegaliiy of his proceedi: os an adimit ; obhived to put into the port of Realejo, Ni-} time for putting forth mental eff rt. Rho : i te ait tie Miele respectability and intelligeuce of the country, despatch” is to be put in operation ia earnest, election time, especially by the gallant captain cute om the wnt thet peace is z . ; j a . - country, either—it is most eertain—by Ten: fe ‘Ite: we hesitate : : ho aske ir suffrage ’ i i ; b ea be te tP : oe aj earagua. The United States Consul here} consecutive bour of play at noun and its con-| Me country, either ! 1 ive d } they have been, and are still guilty; we besitate) 91g that minnie balls and bayonets are the argue an ached at s is : odes a nd cluded between two Oeliige WWeTR, Be ° , : . : wnlee Wn.) } be obviated, | Unionist r their inmediate aud active disc) ples, } Sd » aaa i} . address, which we hepe to see widely sprea ‘ ire pr ' te Wrebgtul, aha dee aired that the vessel's } ap rs were ftor-/s quent ey il resuils Wo std thus ve byi bbe i, Unioni 8, OF their . , 3 ” , i not to exonerate thei, so far as our Ve rdix t will ments now to be relied upon for the support ol aa nth iri h newvenatana or at leet ae ot bes ‘ press ; y + ¢ ‘ ha aie a} » ? Hroug ® ’ Td . . er rer ioe. 4 he . ie Nicaraguan | us ¢ cess of ten or filteen minutes at the | that, as we truly value and desire the mainten-/} na i va . ; : ; applies 4@ | rove Where the ove @ go! geri ce, and she wasseized by the Nicat isu 4 : " ” Cess ; i atte aan Slat i ‘ yf : = vs | go, from the charge of unworthy motives tor landlordiom in this lelaed s—~ fron it, sayer—" Phe gallant eayptain played » te - of making any con®! Gover : end of eaen av Ould BUlhCe. = 4 , lance “ace at rder, aud would earnest y : i ng : + ir eredulity tr od aa te par . in bis ga ys “ wovernm wt ee ee ae aoe ( i dete hieeied dhe caameal we of peace and good order . ‘ ‘ "lthat iuaction; for which, after all, cauduut “ Sevres of writs have been issued, and will be} upon their eredulity whie n he told them that 7 ee ' bt Nie. ee 4 . a tal a 7 ‘ ere I a inend: r ! oy t, by ad } t- | Mpreeate anarchy and confusion among our an ls us to adunt that — although we are issued: enormous costs will be tacurred, and theese | {00,000 Fenian warricrs in America and 100 iron sitten te enter lite reguiar negeciatoens,| between Nicaragua and San Salvador, and | changed, as already suggested; yet, by adopt-| — . , . at je, | COllpels _ r - ee ee ; aoe ; ; were ready to set all thi ight in frel : { : sa le » feel ourself oblige » admit that, in oe ‘ re ‘ She ships were ready to set all Things right in Treland. ; , e would, no doubt, have been fixed after) the Jatter power demaaded possession ot Bar-|ing the latter mode, | feel confident there) P'* we feel ourself obliged to adi ’ uuible to divine them—they may bave had good | set — = wr a = te nt 0890 The aedest of iui alah alba, de pay ; , = ee an : a . naa ke bel sending Y troop ie Gove » e t * beaten off, but be will return, acer i : ni eee : . ptures by land and sea should ry NUS) ros. Toe Nicaraguan aathorities gave htm | would be fewer sick children to break ap the | se nding for troups, the Government did no tore sud sufficieat reasons. . os i: on d will do his duty in spite of rt the (scheme of Fenianism, was not a whit more ndi- 7 : ‘ ‘ a. ; ; am :. ‘ = ) “ops, aint ‘ 8 ai so . PS a ; ; up with the ex} reas stipulation that his lite attendance during mee See months, than at than was fully warranted and, indeed, eos Our lnlou however, 18 that In some respects, 7 ston id the I eague The process of cit culous than if the deteated candidate had an- ; d henertorth all persons clunn-j * |, ‘ : sl aie adie | . : : ur op ’ , 8, that, oppor » League. : ae ‘ i t * pe . ‘ ae uld be spared, and Barrios was conveyed] present, besides the greater progress 1n Jeara- | tively demanded of them by the state of the | 2 Sth Peont Lone raked ce again be shone but it will be sure,| nounced the approach trom New York of a Beet t obedience ty its v1 3 were | , ’ \ vegard :¢€ “nee » Ten eu ‘ 3) ' : f ] nat i ' ‘ is x aa , ; ja prisoner tu the capital where so recentey | ing |country, the most populous sections of whieh | °” Pegnets sn. Gene Hy i [and attended. with ruinous consequences to very | ef monster sea-guils, carrying on their backs ‘ wor e Thell shbmiesio on their | i . . . 1: : = é ; - i . , ' ath j : arent, salici- | f . ’ ‘ . } j arrior 2 - > : : oa ( t Waddell has thenghi | be bad been the chiel mayistrate. Fearing. Mr. Editor, lest this article may : 1 , » Zeoul) talated ty | er have been wanting in that parental solic many. ‘The majesty of the law wil be vindieated | 100,000 warriors, each with a revolver in his * =} atipritty ip acde? 228 Theugni) ’ - . } . : fe > 3 “Pe DYy ante with - . : we : f der i ‘ « te ndept the tor < ralt roative, and lie tas llere be was tried by a court-martial, and,{ have already exceeded due limits, | will con- | were uae tem 7 ~~ y : i . Poy tude for the welfare of the people, hich eves in Prince Edward Island, even should a regiment a ae ce ne ae ee > re to 1 the former alte Poative, ailing ; , Pe ce : ‘. octet 4 » dis a rebel i incivles ie ‘ : ai Na a tll onth in bis peckel, te take possession © sw al lis peril. Unless he can shew that! notwithstanding the stipulation with Neara-| clade, hoping that those who assem ble io dishauest and rebellious pene iples of the distinguishes a good and truly patriotic govern-| of Infantry and a body of Artillery be eer d ee Sa if ‘he aiid oe xt ond ae t neither actea! per constructive knowledge | gua, was sentenced to death. Late in the; monthly to forward the education of our Co-] Tenaut League — a League er Union, for the f internal commotion. The exist for the purpose, ANO ALL AT THE EXPENSE OF) & ] of th oman captain aa ublishi it ; wa it ; : ie . : ae a ; : 3 , 50 ernal Comte : , we lei : V : 2; prudence of the gi ° e | what Was keown to every one else in the same! night of the 28th of August, he was told that) lony, and also those who have power to make} jgtimnidation aud repression of which — as they |" nt, in tines of intern : adi Prince Epwarp Isiaxnp. We wish the . oe taeda fy stlclons in pd har Ie ’ , . he hie } j . , . j ; le » Tens yet 4 r midst, is @ a a wes : — 2 . : ' be ‘ stitudes, and diseredited only by bimself, he has) yp a few hours he would be executed, jand amend our laws, will not deem this mat-| uuderstuod and duly estimated their high fanc-| ©" the Tae ae ore "| League — unioctnnt deeb I oa i ee ve land’s fleet might be in readiness te assiat at their 4 : : , = } ; . ee ¢ bi Ro » ace ~d by rn se, | z reluin To wierey. It would be absurd in such; pfy meg his fate with great resignation. | ter unworthy of cousidgration, : , oN ee es great — nay, perbaps, a greater — evil to us than | Sherifts officers, whilt accompanie y the troops, landing? How tang fice the ponple of Ireland to ise te eutert the question raised by jurists) : : are Il remain, y ke tions and the weighty respousibilities reeting upon | * ee : ine con ea.) the soldiers will be ordered to overcome the re-} | ; = coe ow <e a ee - ll Cla night was Spent in prayer in the prison Temiuio, yours, &e. is that of Fenianism in Ireland; and the course ; » anak be ubused, cajoled, and exposed to the contempt rs te whether there must be an officral notifieg: | - aty will 4 ~ | GAEL them—it behoved them to have recourse te the | ‘* sistance offered, by the use of the bayonet or min- 7 ni : — iwn of & peace, aud whether an individgg) cum pants ses 1 megane: Rely ae. sa j at Pri C ty, S 1865 oe t d i eth 1 which we would have our Government fo pursue,| 3, pall, The time for trifling has gone, aud these and sneer of a xa ha by ee even Gor © al errs et ; } San Salvador, the Bishop Saldana, rince County, Sept. GS. most ready and effectual means. 3 iad et , : ; Sti wlery e 1 2° —C responsivie tor ignerng a peace of WHth he i late of San Salvador, the Bishop Salida . J eee isle fur its suppression, is exactly that which is now) who have disregarded the friendly counsels oi | Season, To foclery of that kit Court Journal.

end Tayler was already k taut the lactic, Capt

owt ; Wai

: : smaes enn ‘ther, that, dur-| ia pe >, auded, 1 »ved, by | adopted, | would suggest, further, that, n of bis people, auded, it is alleg - I : nees which had been occasioned by a few of |

League, hoping, ve doubt, to derive from thety |

i 1 some such advantages as would enable them to}

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attended to his spiritual wants, and, with a

Opposed to the Guverument as we have been, |

| being pursued by the Imperial Government for

all this violence and threatened bloodshed are

their frends must be taught their duty as loyal

This

the week euding the Vath is looked at.

Three young sisters suffocated themeeclves with

tee ally gnerant, The cowmander of a vese q ' . > 7. . . +n _- = we 72 } . . ss a like the Sherandval carries bis lite in his hand 1. w friends, was with hom to the last. To rue Enivror or tue Examiner. ‘aud still are, and unsparingly as we have cen: | en a Whee subjects of a Sovereign who porsesses the power | charcoal recently, in Paris, and were found dead his enterprise, at best, is only distinguisied from! He ve yd to the scaffold at balt-5 ast four | Dear Six :—Taking it for granted that you | sured all such of their nett, 00 ab Shee etbaider:| the extinction of 1] onianiwn in re ant , ball of causing her laws tu be respected in all parts of] in a kneeling posture by their mother. Their vey» Gar end eo lung as Ht io authurined by aj o'clock ow the morning of the 2th, and) +. 5 lively interest in King’s County gene-| og to |} r advers he just rights and | COUTS® as briefly indicated in an article of a late! her Domiuions.” father bad committed svicide by throwing bimaelf reign, or at least velligerent, State. It he} gave direegions as to the disposition to be| “ lily, and beliewing th ut the eople of thi oo. Coe See ee en | euusbe rof the Halitax Morning Chronicle, toge- 2 ne from a ebureh steeple, aud their brother, a sel- = }rably, ane elevin i e peopie ile) . ‘ 2 * PLAMTAX 4 Z , : a ‘ see to prolong his cruise alter being positive-| pogde of his body. He re quested that masses roe? oe Ali | true interests of the people, or unconstitutional in | o. As “ONFEDERATION dier, had blowu his brains out. ts wl inake his eyguimissiot it section of it are almost as near and dear to} ither with some of the very seusible conments CONFEDER: N. ; ny Mi ae | lui iued eg = : ; . . oo ~ a "hl : be said tor the repose of bis soul, and his| sour heart as our neighbors who claim you | principle, we yet think we may venture, with | naoreinn 0. eusteliek (Gates os enliows Sancnens ACCIDENT iy! SCAREROROUGH.—~ ‘ at aper, a ehiede iit i hee ; BOT lic i i . i a " i} J ? | i : : | concernit . 4 » + 8 r is a i - ° 26! “ ‘i , : pal om a bien eenetenetem te fn i” gnified demeanor was the adwiration 0 1s their representative, we fully trust you| veut any fear of being accounted a renegade to Te The North American Confederation ques-| On the 26th, the promenoders on the sands at t d States, he can expect bo presuativd to be | | verybody. Huis sudden executivn has awak- | : . : * : bo beg leave, very earnestly, to recommend to the} | ; . r | Scareborough were greatly shocked to see the snack his favor , ee : will allow us room in your journal to say a} our long-cherished and professed political creed, | ~~ ° pees, ' tion is taken up in the London Daily News, dead body of a gentleman handed from one of the

=:

Awret Froop is Mexico. —The floods in| the watley of Alexteo have been fearful from vt A» gust to the 3d of September,

caused by the must violent and continuous

sviuguras,

ened a deep feeling in San Salvador.

| tittle concerning a Grand Pemperance Demon- freely te award to them, on this occasion, that

stration which came off, according to } swyious | ieed of praise to which we cunscientiously be-

announce ment,in Suuris, on Micuaelmas Day, ’

the 2Uth ult. Itis merely telling what you and every-| having procured the seudtug of troops te the Is-

body else already know, when we say the} land, at the present conjuncture of our internal

++mr-

Notice is given in the Washington papers that citizens in the United States having claims) gainst foreign governments not founded on maitracts which may have originated since

jileve they are entitled; and that is, that their

} serious consideration and practical observance of i jour Government:—

|} © Tue Fentans.—One cannot belp admiring

i the paternal care with which the British Gevern- ment bas taken charge of the Fenians before they i 1

had brought irretrievable ruin on thetuselves, and

hthis

j

| which argues that the time has arrived when | the matter should be settled :—

‘* No reasonable man can conceal from himself the fact that so far as military pre-

sinal) pleasure boats or cobles that ply on the beach. It appeered that the deecased bad been out with a friend shooting sea-fowl; that he hed jaid hia gun in tie bottem of the boat; and that in drawing it tewards him by the muzzle, both

| parations ace concerned, the Briush Pro-

| hamwers being down, the piece suddenly went

* alet-tewpests ever known m that Mountezu- > eae ate De-| : : : ee : ale uf eve ; ee 7 ‘a L863, ure to send them into the State De weather was javurable : but the day was fine. relations, must be regarded, by every truly honest } trouble aud loss on the country, which Is the i- lvyinees are without the shadow of defence, off, and a strong charge of No. 5 shet entered his . : tire “a Z st Pus ets “OO ¥z » » - og" rhe 4 - . . ust , 5 2s . i a ey nee - . i ° ‘ . & Te givn, @€ mountain sireaw e <ColID urtment without de lay. This is supposed so unusually fine for a Michaelmas Day that ; ” ; ’ i ltended scene of theit eX plolts, Lhe secrets of land that the nuwber of British troops now | right breast, passing threugh the lung and the the tivera immense lukes, and the | : ‘ and right-thinking man in the community, as an boasted organization are eut. latormers |

valley a guif of waters, doing considerabl

o refer to claims arising from Gaptures by ‘onfederate cruisers.

these who believe in the truth of the old|

indisputable evidence vi their being pussessed of

Gummage tn cities and villages and swallowing |

; + - aol : ee eS those qualities, which are so much peeded by } y wp the highwaysand the hamlets of industry. The Alabouia Meate Osevention edionreed [ Michaelmas Dav be fine and el ary a i ‘ : .* thas met with sente ene crafty enough to pene- | he P bt 5 aedeeha. shieaae nate gentleman proved to be Mr. W. Crowther, ° . oo , me Lt e¢ two winters in one Yeu rulers ov all ‘h occasions pt r disquiet | | "ite wl . 1 ‘ yinee 18 capt rience, the ex~) i . ; y jamilies are left without howes, bread nthe 30th ult A memorial was adopted sinloc Souetsca aa beens sa ait | TRPEE + OH) BH SUED OOERAIRS OF PUpPUlRT Ciagwiel | toate ite heart, get a hold of its plans, and then rere ony ereghn shes aciggie i} ' tl .. \ ja member of a highly respectable family at d e oO . é t ii AS ¢t } } . : : > j " ® ‘ es » aS } S er employment. Many of the poor Indians po ving President Sohne m to grant a gene have arather frosty future to look forward to jer CommBeUoens We mean foresight te anticipate | tell all to the authorities at Dublia Castle.” | pense must be enormous, whilst the financial | jp yddersfeld. 7 2 praying Presid PUN . 46 ‘ |

wy the emall streams, with their tapia

; | ral amnesty and pardon to the Southern peo

saying,

A public gathering on Michaelmas, con-{ events, wisdein to determine on the proper course |

Uwelengs, bave been swept away ever to be heard of any wore. The extent ot the da- hiage hus bot us yet been ascertained. The huuperor was compelled to return from Be- evuca and to embark in a canve from Texco- co, te which he was taken the city all the basements, many dwellings o! trudes people and mechanics, in the districts

A resolution was adopted declaring | ducted on strictly temperate principles, is a rare occurrence, and in some places might prove rather a formidable undertaking, bat

2. thet, as the people of Alabama have giver unmisteakable evidence of their loyalty, they therelore pray that the President will with Uraw the truvo; 8 from the State.

A San Praneiseo despatch of the 29th ult

|we have ever attended. Many persons are

|we are happy to say that the Party in Svuris, |

on Friday last, was as successfully and re-, | 7 ag to the ety. In — " }spectably conducted as any public meeting |

i ° her action, and moral courage to pursue it, how i

|

| the many.

ebaoxious sveyer il way be to the prejudices of So tar, in approval of the preventive policy of

; Written freely, fearlessly, and conscientiously

having procured troops to be sent hither, we have |

lave been busy betraying the confidence reposed

in them. kach wysterious * circle’? and * ceutre

“In America, the only class that earnestly lapposed and denounced Fenianism were the Ro- man Cathohe clergy. The clergy were sagacious enough to see that their poor people were making | | fools of themsetves, and spending their money and | their time for nothing.”

“The best friends of the Trish—their clergy— lsaw through the wild schemes concocted by hare-

‘| brained demagogues, or by greedy money-scecang |

the invader than a security against bim.

stationed there are rather a temptation to} principal vesspls, and lodging in the back, where On| the shot could be telt through the unbroken shin,

| | “¢ a instants ‘ the other hand, it must Le admitted that even | Death was almost instantaneous

‘condition of Canada makes i¢ difficuls, if ae impossible, to supply ber share in the com-

The untortu-

The Fenian conspiracy has collapsed. There

mon burden. A country liable to be over-

jhave been several additiwnal arrests during the j test few days, bul as regards social position they

run by a powerful neighbour, and yet with-}.56 poboddies; avd the most surprising thing out the means of providing for its own de-| about the affair is the absence of Jeaders of afy

fenee—what should such a country do? I

| | tnark.

Several of the persons now in custody

lean upon, can any reasonable man doubt | connected with the old Phoenix couspiracy. La- what their policy would be? If the people | borers, mechavics, shopmen, attorney's clerka,

suys the Central Pacific Railroad Company | apt to exclaim, **O Lemperance is a humbug | But, at the same time ard auains . i : ae hs aie ihall aruedi_¢ : ‘anadian | 2 few toilors, some publicans, such are the and sreetp of Merced. San Lorenzo, San Fe- co isis Geese ~eetindans: eenvense : ke and iw advocates fanatics ;”? but if such | i » att ’ same ‘ ie, ” guard agaiust the pos- | adve uture rs, aud, frem the ve ry first, oon * of this country intend to defend the Canadian Fee oe 4 cemal 5 sae ae tatue Je sibility of any, either innocent or wilful, miscon-|tbeir flocks to keep clear of the charted | Province at ail haszards, let them boldly say | 0) *% . — relarous

lipe, Las Cruses, Correo Mayor, Santisima Olmedo, Balvanora, Jesus Maria, and a hun- dred othera, were filied with water. The pewple were hurrying from their homes at

| exclaimers against what Christian men con

ground at the Sierra Nevada mountains, pre

| the honor of attending the meeting to which

the mountains. They find they are able to ! we reler, they might have seen for themselyus

construct a road from the sumarit of

paratory to the Jocation of the route across | sider @ good cause had just done themselves

tain a more sacred regard for

struction of our sentiments, we honestly declare '

that we believe no man in the country ean enter. |

‘centres’ aud ‘ circles.’ ” We may here observe that we have never been

an advocate or an aduirer of political preaching,

j scheme to upset the British Government.

The following is an extract from a letter dated —* Considerable excitement here,

so. If they do not, let Ministers plainly de- fine the terms upon which the connection |

must be maintained; and if these terms are | ‘ ork, Oct, Ists : : | caused by the arrest, en sworn intermation, for

the Canadians had no Englieh exch: quer tolare net new to the trade of sedition, and were

the | the rights and ' } ! } eht to he . t uw A p } -} . te . st i i gu . : ita » on ingeete ucce 2 2 t sides agree to dissolve : Sea ; midnight tq sare themesives from drowning, mcuntains to Tucker River on a grade not| the good which the temperance movement liberties of the people than we do, or weuld more | "°" epcluigeh sath aap anseeesnney onieosetes ipaaen ao len e om "eh se } of" i fal a [high treason,ef a number of Fenians in Cork, ne «i T . r de . sii re oe } ae _— —— . 1 Uae , tik ; ; ‘ . i Thy ots “a ? 2 a18 *x-) , ") ‘ : : > some carrying theie sick, theis dead, and exceeding 90 feet per mile, where they ex- has already accomplished ip this place. Ip bitin ond pial . with the priestly character, and whose chief duty the partnership a ” ‘ = ‘i , ¥°! Dublin, and alll over the country, on Priday alght ! di:wie ehil . : > eo wt DOIGLY aud strenuoy ” ee attemnp! ¢ . - ° ee 3 2 . 2 2 . . ° on ro ¢ tep hildren ; but without beds, and ecarce- pected a grade of 105 feet. " years past Michaeimas Day, wherever it was | °° : er Nic uy peed ohne is to teach and to practise the love-aboundiug pectations be dissipated, and the ee and Saturday worning. The Channel fleet are , iy sufficient elothing, seeking for ebarity. incest Sik i** kept,’’ was almost invariably ebaracterised | ¢steblishiwent of inilitary rule, over or amongst us,|'> 1? : Che ' : sn | which they generate be prevented. lat Bantry Bay.” ‘ laces of safety and re ‘ ‘ ane f i i “ , Ah a ; ; | precepts of Christianity, to be promiuent in the | onitiapis - eee hy : ; b a ao "na ce wee: a The season has been an unfavorable one for, by borse racing, drinking. and rioting ; on) than we wonld; unless it should be justified by i Peg " phy s ; ee ae i aed ee ee } ‘The Cronstadt papers give accounts of a fearful Ene SGN nam mperor has taken all stepe | 4), Hudson's Bay whale fishery. A whaling | #is occasion innocent and rational amuse-| cireuinsiances Bf dire and stern necessity rauks of party or political belligerents, as, we) We clip the following uutice of the Gear ©F 3! storm at Revel. It commenced on the 12th, and . ae Sea - ragged oe oer ieee captain, receutly returned, says that no vessei | ents, accompanied by that happy Spiritol) guen iy cidents, however, as would ju tify the } regret to say, was the case, a few years ago, with ‘loved * or Conk’ We t ger Tena oe lasted till the evening of the 13th Sept. The * swe jeift utte mpoverisled. . . : . : becca . . . by 98 &, a0 ver, t stil) 21 ; . erale 0 Ludi est, ie Kd Nl damese a . » ah on thn | : yon Easy , Papeverwist oe iw hes secured over five hundred barrels of oil, | ** P ave Upon easth to men of guod will,” | ost sblish:nent of martial law. cither throus! teo many of the elerieal body in this Island, when} 0. , | damage done to the shipping has been consider. Ge Kranted one real per diem for grown persone and that whales are very scarce marked the whule proceedings. The ar.) °° O0';nen oe ee they converted their pulpits iuto political ros-| . : | ubiec. Ou share Lreee ot & hundred years Games in « ve : ‘ » 4) > > be u : mo i - " ‘ oth ae . = ps . : . ‘ : " und # hall real for children. and fur fa- - 6 rangements were everything that could be the whole Island, erin nny district or division of it, |") * z Cee : “T . ' | Duara or tHe Couxty CLeRK.—It is with ee — down. Tuo werebastars tuilics who have lost their tapia-cahins in thi An alarming statement was made in the | desired, reflecting great credit upon the lady | we devoutly trust will never occur; but euch | uits Whenee, in a most uncharitable, a most! felines of regret that we announce to cur readers | wet down in the readstead. Vhe waves were Bel suburbs, $12 eweb to aid im rebuilding them |p ‘e auugers, as well as upon the members of | truest d ; : ee uuchristian spirit, to denounce all who were politi-| (be death of Mr. J. D. Maéedenell, our highly} se high that they dashed over the walla of the at : ‘ : uilicids on teat oes Temperanee Convention at Saratoga, that no} Wabagers, as Well aS Upu 1c il vers of | trust does net, in our opinion, forbid either the | ~ ; esteemed and efficient County Clerk. His death| port. It alse blew a gale at Croustadt, but aut FHeG She Ciucs subside OF lof lcasin CUS: | is 3 . "s > »| the amanaging committee geperally, | : , ; i eally sedt » arbitrary and intolerant party | °* peace bene 5 ' , : co coh . , « = we 5 jess tha — ri . wens d rug hte ra in the} soul b oa % ad naned a _ vahiat lee i aduption, or the approval of the adoption, of such . ally “er? ed to the arbitra Sins sg * was both sudden and uuexpected—maiiy ol bie | bike the tempest at Revel. an — Sti 2 ra © Usetet 0 i att O pi SUlaTIZe. | oe i ic} ‘y had allie “uselvyes * how- : ; va nieimn inh isl lesene till th win wal ia + . {State ol New York, are on the list of ap-| ilies je teinnw thet eleee Tes leita jane. | Tsttictive and restraining means as experience towhich they had allied themselves. Ii How, HOW" | friends were not aware of bis illness ull they heard) phe marriage of the Hon. Arthur Gordon, i

. lta mend , co > > | plicants for adtuission into the lnebriate Asy-) Cue 16 WO BAY CHAS BIK peril eee hz wil} he ever, some of these p litical parsons were,patriotic- | of his demise. He dred, alter a tew days’ ituess, Lieut. Governor of New Br ick. ¥ 300

A CUvretosity —We saw last Saturday a ; > } » . cannons agen eames tiles | bus ahewa will be the mest likely to prevent suc! t ; o oe : seout. Goveriue ft New rupswick, youngest ee ; ie 3 lum at Binghamton, (ing, &c., were over, the people asse mbdted in ; 3 prevent such ally and ébatilably. buld envuch to denounce, frow | the morning of Wednesdoy Jast. The disease son ot Gearge, fourth Earl of Aberdee K G.. t ont oe eo os urtinne Railway Company a front of the speak rs stand, where they ‘Were } atitestations of rebellivus intentions, er such |“ ee ee ee a 2 of which be died was cougestion of the brain aud th > eldest ~ ad te ad S ; J bas 4 eae . a ¥ olen

omething which exeres the uttention « The desks of the late Confederate House | ab y uddressed by Hon. D. Beaton, Chair- positive acts of insubordination or resistance te | their pulpits, the unlawful aud nefarious prin lungs. ~Ou tie Saturday previous to his death he | K. C t t i vies We ‘ae i * aiclt oF tia

t sts am hye , : nee . : ea , " 7 an ; " si 5 ; Te : ; : : : , ; a. &. D., Teo nace Wednesday se'night a i baturasists and poysiologists, it wu plece | of Rey resentatives have been sold for twenty-| an, the Rev. A.MeDonald, Reetor of Ss. the law, as would warrant the Govertiment’s hay-7 “'?"“® and schemes of the Tenant Uuien, we are! went, per rail, io St. Mary's, on the Sunday be | Martin’s Church. The ceremony was perianal thre oi the bark o ii imch. ¢ j “ * - neatar ‘allege : Rew ald - ‘in ht oe : ms ‘av ‘ . : peturine : avy home wot uneis os : ita i : .