feriifiest Telegrams . London-,- lulu—midnight .

1n the House of Commons this evening, John Ilright presented a etition from Nova Scotiu, praying that l’ari ainent would repeal the act by which that l’ruvluce was united to the Dominion of Canada . 'I'he petitioners denouncel the Canadian Union Act as an evil, uncalled for and unjust, the result of a sur- prise sprung on the people, and of fraud pi'nc- ticed upon Parliament. After the reading of the document. the evening of the 26th inst. was assigned Ior debate on the subject.

Paris, May 15.

In (‘orps Legislatif the debate on commerce which commenced early In the week with a speech froai M. 'l‘hicrl in favor of protection, was contained in yesterday's session by M. Deb‘oreadc La Roqucltn, Minister of Com- morcc, who iande a reply to argument of M. 'I‘hlers. Ila deprecated the opening of a Commercial question nml the creation of a crisis in trade , when the peace and industrial property were sure and undisturbed. 11c de- clared that France would not. adopt s retro- grade policy, either on the question of coin- ineree or on any other public question.

Gen. Failiy, commanding tiie encampment at Cliitlon, in address to his troops says: “ War being possible the inbors of the comp must he Serious and unremitting."

Washington, May 16.

The Impeachment of President Johnson came up at noon to-day in the Senate, when the question was taken on the Iltli article. ‘The vote stood thirty-live for conviction to nineteen for acquittal. 'I‘hc requircl two- tlilrdl not being nlllrinativc, Ilie President stands ncquitted on the 11th article—Immo- diateiy After voting tho Senate llllJth‘llL'tl to May 26111.

London, May 16.

An Ecclesiastical bme \vsitcd upon tho Queen iit Windsor Uilatlc yesterday, and pre- sented in Her Mijvsly nn nddriss from the Ileirarchy of tie Irish ('hurcli, giving their views in regard to the un-at changes contem- plated in the Establirlnuciit.

The Queen replied in vague terms, not committing herself to tire policy of either the Church or the Liberal party on the question.

'I‘oroiito, May H.

It is stated tiiat the Council of Roman Catholic Bishops now in session at Quebec. have t'IIttM'II Bishop Lynch nt’Taronlo to be Archbishop of the Province, subject to a final confirmation by the Pope. It is also an- nounccd that Father Ilowd of Montreal will be appointed coadjulor liishup oi the Diocese, in room of Bishop Lynch.

New York, May 18 .

'I‘he acquittal of the President on the Hill article ui‘iiiipcnclnnrnt caused considerable excitement among Republicans iilid reJuiciiig among Democrats . Salutcs were lived by the latter iii various parts of the country.

It is thought the remaining articles of Im- peaclimcnt will not be voted upon.

The next political sensation will be the Re- publican National Convention which meets in Chicago on Wednesday.

“a... .—.——

We clip from the Iloston Journal the fol- lowing analysis of Impcut Iiinent with which the President was charged .—

I. Violating the Constitution and the ten- ore of oilicc Act in removing Mr. Stanton from the War Department after he liiid been I't'IIIIIIIIt'II by tiie Senate.

2. Violating the ('tlllrlillllitill and the ten- ure of office act In appointing (Iciieral 'l'hmuai. Secretary of War when tlu-rc was no vacancy and while the Senate was in session.

3.‘Appointing General 'I‘homas Secretary ’

of War without authority ofl no vacancy having iiap icncd during the recess of the Sc- nate, ttml I tore being none at the time he wait so appointed.

4. Violating the conspiracy act of Hall, in tonspimig with Thomas to prevent Stanton Iroin act.ng as Secretary of War.

5. Violating the tenure oft-111m act in coir rpiring with Thomas to prevent Stanton from holding the other of Secretaiy 01' War.

ll. Violating tho conspiracy act iind the tenure of oiilce act in attempting to seize and possess the War Oilicc while Stanton was Secretary of War.

7. Violating the tenure of olIIce act in con- spiring with Thomas to possess the property in the War Department wbiht it waiaiu Stati- tun'a charge according to law.

It. Violating the tenure ot‘otllce act in at- tciupting to control the army appropriations by the appuintiiicitt of Thomas as Secretary of War.

it. Violniiugtlie nctot‘ March 1867, in st- teinpting to induce General Emeroy to obey only such orders as came front the President.

10. Attempting to bring Congress into dis- grace and oiliuin by ititlauintcry and scanda- lous haraugucs.

II. Declaring that Congress as now con- Itituted is not a legal body. to the end that he might. carry out only such laws as he saw ill to approve; and violating. in pursuance (It Mich declaration, the act of March 1861‘, the tenure of olllco net, and the reconstruction uct.

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Mrs. A. Allen‘s Worlds Hair Restorer and Zylolialsnluui or Worlds Hair Dressing arc unequalled. nnd so acknowledged by all wlm use them for restoring. invigorating and dressing the Iiair. rendering it soft, silky and glossyaiud disposing it to remain iit aiiy dcei- red position; quickly cleansing the st lp, ar- I‘t‘hllllu the fail and importing a healthy and iiatiirnl color to the hair. They never fail to restore grey hair to its original youthful colv or. They act. directly upon the roots of the hair giving the natural nourishment required. No lady's toilet is complete without the Zylu- balsamuni or hair dressing. It eleauscs the iutir and imports to it a most dclit-liliflll “OI? rain-e, and is suited to biitli young and old.

The Restorer Reproduccs. The Hair Dressing cultivates aml beautiflcs.

Ifyour hair is thin try it. if. M'urfy try it. ifharsli. try it, it' lustrech try it. if none at these try it. for all who use it will [u'eseric their linirtllrongh life. For sale by all Drug

tliste. c l o 0Bilari'it‘tl.

On the lilfiiKiiiat" ‘lilt‘ Rev. ‘Iiavis, Mr. Henry 1). Wadinan, to Miss Charlotte Smith. both of Charlottetown.

At North River, April H. at the residence ofJohn Howard. Earp, by Rev. E. N. Archi- bald, Mr. Joseph (‘olviIL oi‘N 1L. to Miss (‘atheriue Iiarnct. of Sourla, 1‘. ll. Island.

D Q l 9 ll .

At Charlottetown, on Wednesday, the i3th after several weeks of sevcro illness. in the 26th year ot'bls age, Mr. Edmund F. Ilyrne, Assistant In the Port Olllce Department in til-ariottctown.

At Cniubridgcport. Man., on Saturday the 2nd instant, of typhoid fever, Matilda 0., be- Ioicil wife of John 1). Clarke, and second daughter of the late ’I‘errenco Webster, Bode- (lllr. 1'. ILL, in the Zilth rear of her age. Rounding in the merits on love of her Ile- tlt'l-iucr, she patiently waited his will. She leaves a husband and a large circle of friends to mourn their irreparable loll.

0n the 13th inst., at 'l‘raciidle Road, Mrs. Susan Gibbs, in the 77th roar of her age.

At Lot. 14, on Thursday, April .‘l0th. alter a '“

long Illness endured with aubiuiuion to the Will of her heavenly father. and witha well- “rounded hnpethrougbffliritt. Mrs. McArthur "Ind 82 years. rcllct ot‘the Into Mr. Dugaid bit-Arthur. The deceased was nuiembrr ot’ the Presbyterian Church, and is deeply rvgrrttrd "i‘ a large tircio ofrehulvu and friends.

SUMMERSID

New Advertiscuiciitstlils Day 1’. E. I. Steam N. (form—I“. W. Hales. Alhambra—Carroll Brothers. Valuable Property—'1'. 15. Hall.

New Goods—David Ru crs.

ll‘lour vb CornincnI—C. l. Gardiner. New Goods—Schuvman & Johnson. Eggs! Iiggs— Do. Do.

Ru movai— Dr. Jarvis.

Wool! Wool—Stanfield Woolen Co. Road District, No. Il—Il. Mills

Hay, Hay—R. A. Strong iii: Bro. New Iiooks—H. A. Harrie.

Flour .0 CornmeaI—Cnrvell Brothers.

Salt in Sloi'c— Do. liuttci' Sall— Do. I'ogies— Do. Solo Leathcr— Do. Molasses A: Sugar— Do. Daniulon Vinegur— Do. Tobaccow Do. Brooms & I’ails— Do.

' 1'. uisbaan Steam Navigation Go’s. STEAMERS,

“PRINCESS 0F WALES" AND “ HEATHER BELLE"

The Steamer “ Princess of Wales"

ILL leave CIIAltLO'I‘TE’I‘OWN for

P I (I '1‘ O U every TUESDAY uml

THURSDAY morning tit 5 man, in time for the morning train for llallfax.

Leaves I’IC'I‘OU for (.‘IIARI.O’I"I‘E'I‘OWN cvvry TUESDAY and FRIDAY evening, litter arrival of Train from Halifax.

Leaves I’IC'I‘OU for I'Olt'l HOOD every THURSDAY morning at iiuon, immediately otter arrival of Train from Halifax, returning to Helen the following morning.

Leaves C II A It I. O 'I‘ '1‘ 1'2 '1' O W N every 'l‘lfl-SDAY and FRIDAY night for BUM- MILIISIDE and Sill-11H \(I, lit 7A p. in. Will connect with We icsda and Saturday morn- lng‘s ’I‘rnin‘s .

Lcnvea SHEDI: GUMMEIISIDE nIIiI (THARI.()'I"1‘E'I'() ’ eve y WEDNES- DA Y and SA'I'L‘RD Y afternoons, imme- diately alter arrival of Train from St. John.

The Steamer “Heather Belle"

Leaves ('IIARMi'F'I‘I-J'I‘OWN at 3 mm, every Saturday morning for I'IC’I‘OL'.

Lciivcit I‘lti'I‘UI.‘ at It a. m., same day, for MURRAY HARBOR. GEORGETOWN and SOUIIIS, remaining at either Souris or Georgetown over Sunday.

Leaves I'IC'IlU every Ii ONI)AY for L‘IIAIll.O'l"l‘E I'OWN, alter a ival of Train from Halifax.

I‘AIIISS:

Charlottetown to I’ictou, or back, £0 1‘2 0 l'iciou to Georgetown, " 0 9 0 “ I'ort Hood, “ U 1'.’ 0 Ch'towutoSuiumerside, ” 0 'J 0 “ Shediac, “ I) 18 0 “ St. John, “ 84.50 or 1 8 IA “ Eastport, “ nan) I 17 t3 “ Portland, “ 8.00 2 10 0 “ Iiostou, “ {LIIU 2 16 3 “ Halifax, “ 4.00 I 4 0 " I‘ort Hood, “ l l O , " Lilorgttown, “ 0 9 U “ Sotiris,, " 0 12 l) f I”. \Y. MALES, Scc'y.

1 May 21.15168.

an “ ALHAMBRA.”

’ ‘III-i S'l‘liAMSllil' ALI/.1.VIIA'.-1,Nicker- son. Master. until further No -e, willi leave this Part every alternate THURSDAY, at G p. m., tor IlALlI-‘AX and BOSTON, calling at. (.‘ANSU. . hares 0F I‘ASHAGI-Z: Ludio's (‘abin- Gent‘s Cabin. To Boston, 50s. or... To Halifax, 25s. Otis. 'I‘o Cause, 20s. (.‘ARVI'I

Forward. 45:. Ilia,

-Gs. 153.

L BRO'I'I HERS.

A gents.

Cli'ttiwn. May 21. 1968.

Wool I Wool I ' 111'} S'I‘ANFIRLI) WOOLEN MILLS at 'I'RYON , having been thoroughly racon- structed and enlarged by additional machin- ery and Steam Power, will continue to manu- facture l‘loth from custom \vuol as hereto-

fore , and at the usual rat 1. Having doubch tbcir lacilitics for iiuiiil " ring, and procu-

rcd skillful operatives r 'try department, the (.‘onipany feel co cut of giving their

customers greater eati ion generally, by manufacturing a better quaiily of Cloth, and ranking qulckcr returns for wool left with them. In addition to the various kinds of CLOTH previously made. they are manufac- luring SEVERAL NICIV STYLES FOR M EN'S W EAR, and full width Blanketing.

:33)“ Wool, which must be clean washed. free ot‘mats and coarse locks, ainl of good quality. may be left at Hon. Il.J. Callbcek's, Charlottetown, or at the mill.

S’l‘ANI“lI“I.D WOOLEN C0.

[mL'I

THE LAST CHANCE I 1‘ 'OIYRLY EXPECTED, a small cargo of Prime 11A Y . Apply to ll. A. STRONG do 9 un " c, May '.'1, 18651.

N t" ' NE W BOOKS I I

NEW fiOOKSl

Just Received at HAR \‘IE’S BOOK STORE. Queen Victoria's Journal, ‘Uur Life in t: e Highlands.

Irish in America, by J. F. McGuire, Aguziz' Ilruzil, Doll's Hook-keeping, Dictionary of Familiar Quotations, Millman's Gibbon Rome, Shirk spcarc's "or-ks, Moore's Complete ’octical Works, Fronde's Short Slut 'cs on Great Sub-

R0.

/

jccts, Conlhourn's Thoughts on Personal Religion,

Norwooil, by Henry Ward Breclicr, Dickon's Complete. Works,very cheap, Letter \V ritcrn, Jokc Hooks, Ottawa Scenery, illnllani's Constitutional History, ‘Hullam's Middle Ages, , Vestry Chimes, Early Life of Prince Consort. . HENRY A. HARVII‘I. Charlottetown. May L'lA. was.

' Eggs !" £586 I ‘

E AM payii g, and still will pay at all, times, the hi It at price in each tor LOGS, dv

'Ilrcrcd at u urclioase.

D. ROGERS. Summer do. April in. ISiIs. i

and everything suitable for country trade.

, Clifton House.

New Goods. “i” New Goods.

. , VI‘IIE Subscriber has just received, per Princess of Wales, his tlrst instalment of

New Dry Goods I which are now open, and ready Ior Inspection. Call and Examine tlicm.’

DAVID ROGERS. Summersidc, May 19, 1868.

FLOUR 8i. OORNMBAL.

I OURLY EXPECTED, from Montreal. at the Eureka House,

I-‘LOL'R, 126 bbls. but Kil Dried CORN MEAL.

which will be sold on its favorable term! as any in the market.

Call and inspect the Brands!

C. C. GARDINER. Summers]de,May21. 183E.

“first cocoa

Spring 8i. Summer 1868, JUST OPENED

AT THE

Clifton House. A GREAT VARIETY OF

gtjlrw e Qflitsliinualilc (finalist, IN

Dresses, .SIICRO, Bonnets, Huts, Ribbons, Trimmings of all kinds. l‘nrnuols, Steel Skirts, Cloths, Coats, Prints, etc. Also:

202 bbla. Emit I Superfine Canada ‘

Hardware, Boots and Shoes, (in variety,) Hats do Caps, 1 Leather, v e ' Nails,

A Liberal Discount to Cash Customers:

SCHURMAN do JOHNSON. Clifton, New London, May 21, loss. }

*_'{V__—C—_

Eggs I ngs ! ' HE Subscribers lire now puyi g and will I continue to pay the \2

Highest Price in CiiEh,

for any quantity of EGGS dslircrcd at the

SUHURMAN 5: JOHNSON. Cliiion , New London, May 21, INHS. For sale by

1.20 CAHVELL HHO'S-

Ch'tuwn, May 21, 1868.

noun &. entrain.

11bit. FLOUR, 400 Ilbls. UORNMEA L,

SALT IN STORE.

b Bushels LIVERPOOL SAL'I‘,i

3,00 1,000 bags do do ’ Ch’tuwn, May 21, 131

For sale by ,' CARVJ‘SLLIHIO'S. {

BUTTER sin. ' Bags llLl Ilult SALI.

For sale by «ARYISLL BRO’S. Cli'town, May 21, 1863.

10 For sale by (YARYELL BRO'S. Cli'tuwn, May 21, 1868.

Solo Leather.”

Sides No. 1 New York SOLE LEATHER. For sale by

100 maven. BRO’S. i

Cli’toivn, May 21, 18158.

Molasses 85 Sugar. ,— Haas. MOLASSI-ZS, J 20 um... stzoau, For sale by

CARVELL BRO'S. -"h‘lavi'fi"! 31:15“ , Dominion Vinegar. 2,” Bids Dominion YIN EG A It. , (a clioiva 1) article), For sale by

CA I‘VELL BIIO'S .

(.‘Ii'townfly ‘21, 18694.

Tobacco. 40 "ONES CAYENDISH 'I'UIIACCO, For sale by CARVELL BRO'S. (‘li’tn\vn, May '21, 13113. ~

m Brooms & Pails.

DUI, "ROOMS, -l|l dot. PAILS, for sale by CARVELI. IIRO'S. Cli'towu, May 91, lfiliit.

“""DfimeS— Ila: Rriiiovsd 111's Residence (o the House

(lately occupied by Mr Mi-Rlnlay) next to Thomas Ilunt‘s, Esq , St I-Zleauor‘s. He may be consulted every I'nrcnoun at the Drug Store of W. ’I‘. IIUN‘I‘ 3. Cu. , Suiuaicr- side. St. I‘IIcnnnr's, May II, 1868.

Valuable Property

FOR SALE

IN SUMMERSIDE' I I I

7 0 LET, or FOR SALE, by private con- tract. that valuable property, opposite

u... Summer-lilo Ilnnk, add 2 doors west from the Journal Otllcc, fronting on (.‘EN'l‘lthnd running back to St. STEPHEN Street, in Suinmcrulde, formerly occupied by Mr. S. \V. (,‘l..\1llili'..nsit Mercantile Establishment. The building is (:0 x 27 feet. There Is a romuiodious SHOP. 25 x 27, III feet post, filled tip with the latest improvements; and is well adapted tor a g ml Retail Business. The remaiudcroftbei wcrtlat and the lt‘t'otld storey ll comfo lied tip, and would suit t‘ortwo teneioou . louse ls uesrly new, comfortably flyished, an in first rate repair.

There is a stable and small warehouse on the premises.

For further particulars apply to

i‘iltiiIA-‘l I). HALL. Summcrride, May In, MON.

Pogies. Bbls. I’OGI It‘s,

6

e.

the “ Journal" ()liicc.

.lllnnks ofall kinds, for sale at,

1:? JOURNALJHURSDXE MAYzwses

‘ Roilofis'rmo'r, xiii} ‘11,

FRINGE OOONTY, LOT 17'

’ ‘IIE subscriber will roll by AUCTION to 1b:

loin-u bidder. on MONDAY the lat duy oi JUNE next, commencing at. 10 o'clock, u. m., the REPAIRING the ROAD from John .l’err‘v's to Beach Point; at 11 o'clock llruch I‘oiutibharf. to Int 15; at I o'clock, p. in . the St. Nicholas Road: 111 L’o'cloclt, the Railing the llridgu tit.

Slyke’s River: at -1 o'clock. Road from (tanning- ham'- to llocitin'l Mills; at It o’clock. Road from Joseph Ives to Seaweed Road; iit ii o'clock, Road front Misc-incite to the end of Seaweed Road. West. at Ives Point; at 7 o'clock, Road trout Hiuouche to St. Elennor'r- BENJAMIN MILLS. Commissioner.

Eleanor's. May ‘21. leiX.—L’i

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

neighboring l‘ruiinccs. the l intodStates, ' , will, until further notice, boiloscd ottlic General Post Ofliec, Charlottetown, as fol- lows, viz :—

For Canada, New Brunswick, and the United States, via Shediac, every Tuesday and Friday Evening, at 7 o'clock.

For Nova Scotin, via I’ictou, every Mon- day, Wednesday, uiul Friday evening, at ‘1' o‘clock.

Mails for Great Britain, Newfoundland, and the West Indies, every alternate Monday and Wednesday evenings, iit 7 o'clock, as follows:—

Monday, May 18 dilonday, Sept 7 Wednesday, do 20 ;chucsday do ‘J Monday, June I :Mtillll.l_\’, do 21 Wednesday, do 8 iWedlicsdny do 23 Monday, do 15 Monday, October 5 Wednesday, do 17 Wednesday. do 7 Monday, do 2 Monday, do Iii Wednesdaypluly. .I .Weducsday, do 21 Monday, do Y3-~_t.\louduy, Nov'r 2 Wednesday do 1.? ,\\'cdncsdny, do 4 Monday do 27 lMoudny, do 16 Wednesd: y Ill) 29 lWeducsday, do Iil Monday A ug. IO ‘Mouday, do lit) Wednesday, do 12 Wednesday, Dec 2 Monday, do 24 ,Mondny, do H Wednesday do 26 tit’cdncsdny do 16

Mails tor Suuuuersidc, St. Eleanor‘s, tIlIll Bedcque, to be forwarded icr Stcanicr, will be closed every Tuesday and Friday evening at. 7 o'clock.

And Mails for Georgetown and Souris, per Stcuiiicr,_evcry Frio'ay evening, at 7 o‘clock. Lettersto be registered, alul newspapers, must be posted halt an hour before the time of closing the Mails.

THOMAS OWEN, 1". 111.0. General Post Oilice , Cli‘Town, May 4, 1868.

WHO WANTS A GOOD INVESTMENT ?

‘IIE subscriber will sell by AUCTION, at

the SIDI‘O 01' Mr. DONALD unusual Sumnicrside, on the 27th day of MAY, iust., ‘ at 2 o’clock, p. m., four

IIoekiu'a Mill; at it o'clock. Railing “titng at,

HE Mail» for the Ifiiiti d Kingdom, tlii ,

; Stock, Mn, for sale

I 1 7 \ . A'l AUG 1 ION.

g ‘0 he sold on FRIDAY, the 3rd JULY,

next, at 12 o'clock, noon, the proucrty iuwncd by W. 1.1. RAMSAY, PRINOE'i‘OWN, consisting (if-,1 an acre. upon which there is a small IIARN. and a New Building, 20 x 40 t't., containing :1 molar and It cellar. Also a WORK SIIOI‘, 20 x 20, and a 1‘ NT SHOP the same Ille.

—ALSO—-

I double seated Wagon, 2 s' gle, do do, 1 Truck Wagon, Woodwork of a Truck Wagon. do do 2 light Wagons, i set M inch wagon Axles, ‘2 Spriugs,l wood Sicighl pong Sleigh, lBut’I‘alo, I set Bells, 2 steel Forks, Ilct chain 'l‘rncca, 1 horse link“. :2 Bed- stead... 4 [abh- . 1 Churn, 1 mil. Chairs, 1 Yarmoutli Stove, I close do.. 1 Wheel Barrow, 4 Washing Muchinct,i paitit Mill. 4 Wnsliltuuds.

Also a lot Wagon Hobs, Spoke: and Iain- ber suitable for carriage work; an] n variety of other articles.

Terms liberal and made known at ulr.

JOHN CLAY. Auct.

May H. 1868.

NOTIGE.

0 I'll“. SOLD A'I‘ PUBLIC AUCTION,

on WEDNESDAY. the 24th day oi'June, ensuing. ill the hour iii 11 o'clock in the fore- uoon, 'I‘hntiot ot'I.AN1), with the building thereon, now occupied by Edward Waite. situate at Townsend's Cornel, Lot 10. com- inencing at the south end of John Townsend‘s Store, aiul running from thence southwardly along the Wiliuot Crock, t 0 distance of 100 feet. thence eastwardl my feet. thence nurthwardly one hundredt i. . frotii tlioiicc westwardly to the place I' commencement. There is on the property it good dwelling house. stable, riled and well. The above property will be sold to cover a mortgage bo d on the premises. Sale positive and wit ieut reserve.

JOIIN iiavvoii. Traveler‘s Rest. Lot 19, May 7, 186:4.

Wilderness Lands. . GOVERNMENT ESTATES!

LL persons desirous of availing them-

selves of the provisions of the Act for the more spccily sceticmcnt of Wilderness Lands. on the Government Estates, are here- with notified. that no npplicationl for said land will be entertained, until it survey is made ot‘ the lands so to be disposed of, and

IIILIHN G LOTS,jo

adjoining the property lalcly purchased by | Mr. Richard Hibhett. Also two LOTS on: the North side of Water Street, fronting :1‘ feet on said Street and running back 100 t'cet. :

up in the best style. This property is \chI, to invest in valuable Land. 'l‘cruis liberal at sale .