F PUBLISHED ON

225.

E.\‘l.2llJllSlltill Io’

IIASZARLYS GAZh‘.'l"l‘E, Published by Haszard &. Owen, Queen Square,

Is issued twice a. week, at 155. per year. AND CONTAINS, TIIE L.\'[‘E.s“l‘ NEWS, .\’l‘ llU.\ll-I 8: ABROAD.

'I‘tt,\Y |"().\l..-—.\‘tr.-iyeil froiii the priniii.-mi of $ \V, [Q \V \'|‘.sl' IN, on Stitiirilaiy. tlic ltlth iiiiIt.. . i h.-.m;ui |-’() \I., with ll while siiir on its litiielieiid. \Vliuou-r will give iiiforiiiiitioii llt.it may lead to its I'ecovi-r_\', will he rewiirded. '

NIH. I9. l855.- 2i

lllll Sllllllll

DAWSON’S BUILDING,

Corner of Great George and Kent Streets l0\V Ul't‘.Nl\llP at the alt-no listahlisliineiit ii general l|.1itlI‘lllIl’l|l of Dry Goods, Hardware and Gro- c.-ries, 6tc.. c. to wliiclt. tlte SlllI*(‘I‘ilN-‘I’ ri-apt-i-tfully int-in-s the at- tcttlioii «flats fiiciids until the puliltt: gt-iii-rnlly. V ttoiu-ziti‘ A. a"l‘itt)\(}. I’. S. The reniziiiider oi his l"all block expected hourly Nov. I0, I855.

nit unit.

1855. A\1l".’3 Dl’.SBRlS.\Y Jliijexlir, fritiii I.i\'cip<m_l. illl‘ front Lnndoii, his usual §up|Il|t'tl ol Autumn and Winter Goods. which one otlisreil to the piih'ic iii the lowest possible prices l-‘ult ciisit. A large lot of Ready Made Clothing. gmong which one tioiiie vi-r_v iiui-i-rtur (Tools. Al-*0 on llillltl ii few very good litilia Rubber Coattl, Scu- nieii‘iI Caipil. KC-, Nov. I, I555.

lms received hy the Sir ./Ilua/tile; ,

FAIRBANKS’ CELEBIIATIJD

S C A L E S , or ALL vAttit«;rii~:s.

Warehouse. 34 Kilby Street.

Bt)S'l‘UN.

GREBNLBAF Gt. BROWN, Act-tisrit.

m,§~ nnilm.-id. lliiy. (foul, nod I".-inner-s‘ SCA|.F.S set |l| any part of the Provinces by expeiieiiced work- i

Inﬁll. Sep. am. 1865.

APOTHEOARIFS’ HALL. Established HOUSE 1810.

CllAltL()'l‘l‘E'l‘0\l'N, MAY. less. '1‘. DESBRISAY at Go. HAV

I-‘. just received, J hits t||’l'lVIll Turn Lon. ilon, llaltlin, United States and llslllox, then Supplies for tlte Scssoii, eoinprising, in the wliole. an Extensive am! Varied Jstorlment of DRUGS dc CllE.\llCALS, PERFUMERY, Bi'ititlieii, Coinhs. Soaps, iind other Toilet requisites; Pawn, Oils, Colours. and Dye Stutlit; Fruits. Spices. Ciuifociioii.iry, .\Iedir.iiled and other Lozeiiges; with Ill the Patent Medicines in repute, lllltl every other article usually kopt nt iiintilnr l".:4iiili|isit.iiotttI In Gioiit Britain (Site Jlpnl/icciiric.r' Hull Jliinerliset.) The whole of wlticli thcy c.in witlt coitlidieiice ruosnitnoiid in the 'puhlii:, and. ifqunlity ho con<iil..-rel, at as lotv. ifnoi Ioivor pri-:o-i, thou they can be procawd in the

’ iv :39. Charlottetown, Mllylzo W55-

txtws

@®ll.‘f[lllT.lll’..’lflCl‘.llAll.

lllllllli’

V. 2

EVERY -""'

CAUTION.

I VIIIS is to ciiuiion iill pi.-isoini Fr In purclio-int:

fioiit Alt-xiitiilcr llry suit, two " Noteit ol lliiiid'

IIl'>'ix Pounds eiicli. drown liy me in lit\‘tItlI' of .\lex-

iiiiiler llrytion; one p.iy:ihle Int August, 28.35. llle

other p._\nlilo l~t Uciotwr, I853; the snnie litivtn-.3 hi.-eii long since paid by in».

I)Ui\’(‘..\N S'l‘l’.\V.\l{'l'. Clnirlutteloivn, Nov. I6, 1355.

Vailiinlilc Frecliolil Property FOR , 7 ‘ll\'l' liesiittlully §l'lItIlt‘tl Fziriii on Elliitt lliver, about one little from Riiiekv l’--ml l"eriy, known as the .‘lulntcrilii-,r’s, coittiiining lllll llCIl‘rl (If I.iiiiil, nhoitt 30 acres in it high state of wultivnliitii. 50 iii-res of good lliird \\'ii-Ill» ll“! 7'9‘ itinitiiiig 20 well iituildo-d willi ti-"N9 |I"l"r$ ll '"'“' illltl very coii\'o-iiierit lIou-9, 25 l-y 32 l'o-i-I—Ali‘". N new ll.irii, 3|! hy 40. The ahove is well worlh Illa ntteiitioit of persons wishing to puiclim-i-. l"i-I‘ hit ‘her p.iriii:iil.oti npply to Mr. Jiiiiies .l. Ileviiu, Chur- lottetown, or on the |'ieiiiisi.-s.

.lttllN l“OS'l'Ell. Elliot River Noreiiil-cr 2|, I955.

Money Founri. A,s"|‘ ,\|()\' I || m lha Sim.-is of t‘.li:trlo'ti-iowii, ‘ um owner c:ttI lIil\'t3 Illlt miuic. t._v piiwing pro- pcrty iiiid piI)llI" expeiismi, h_v :ipp'yiii-,5 to ' ‘' i«'iot-;i.i.t; tiAl.I..\l\'l‘. 18.33. x

ll last ico, Nov. 20,

1 , _ ° _ liall liitpoi liltltllls. Queen Street Clothing House. I ‘Ill’. SUll."(TlllllI’.|lS lii\'o- I'IEt't'lVEd pcr ll.'|I"|llt' Sir ./Ilruimlrr. liroin l.oniloii. mid Jlitjulii: l'r.uii l.i\'~-rpo»|,' tlt--ir Toll supply ivl‘ llrilii-h Iii-Mlil which they now oll'cr for mile .-it the Iinveiit posniltle piiceii lot‘ cash. l\l‘.VU'l"l‘ «X: BROWN. Iit.so on HAND

Ten. Sugar. .'-‘I.-iicli, lllackiiig, Block Curriintd, ll:ii~iii-, &c.

Oct. 3|.-t. Sin

HANGING-S I

3,300 PIECES I"R0.M IIOSTO./V.

And for 5tile hy llA§Z.\l{l) 6!. ()\Vl‘.N. Aug. I6, I355.

FURNITURE WAREHOUSE. (:'I;‘()RGE DOUGL.«‘I.S‘. [_ AVING opeiied on |‘.st:ihli.-iliitieiit in the new huililingoiie door cost of the rt-sidi-iico of tho llon. tiiutitt tfoi.ir.ii, ho is pii-p.iri-d to sell in prices less than in any oilicr cslahlisltiiietit in the City, FURNITURE of all kinds.

lle his now on ltiirtd :i largo it.-iiortiiteiit ol'-lliiir- atoll‘.-d, iipriiig-hottoin SUP.-\S. (ii-oltogiiny iiiid hhiclr wiiliiui.) vorioits liititilsome patterns. ut prlcml ranging |'roin £5 up to L12.

L(|UiVtitlS;—l'.irlor. liiiii-stulll-d, spring-liottoni Cllﬁllhl, (iii ilio;.iiiy.)

Bi-iii tin latll czitiie-hottoiii Cll.-\lllS,

Citiio hiick ll0(,'KlNli CIIAIRS, ﬂowori-d;— Vtiflllui other p.-itternc rntii--seailcil tfliiiini; all kinds of wooden ditto; i-llicu ditto: St'"Pt'.~': Window rents and l.iitii-.-a‘

Looking til.-is~i-it; Iledsteiids; \\’indow Blinds and Paper lliitigiiigs.

All other kinds of Ilt IL'~'l‘.ll()|.lt I"Ull.‘ll'l'URl".

iniiile toorili-r, til the ttlinrti--it notice. All liinds of

.-\iiii~ric:iii Ftiiitituto tcpaired; ciine-botloiii Cltuirs

re-in-iilril.

l\'itv. 5, I855. lsl. 5; Adv. -Ii. each.

COMMISSION MERCHANT and General Agent. Tllﬁ undersigned hiiving good Sliop.(‘i-llerngvt tiiid \ViiI’elioutte room, it out his tl0‘fVllIt,'rl no tieiteriil Auititt iiiid Citiiiiiii-n-ioii Men-linitt. \\tI|lltl nltimd to this puri-hniu-, iiml sliipiiirnt of l'ii-duce. &c. l{n*|:nti:Ncti:s.—llonhls. JAMEII l'ti:/«Kit. “ V. \V. I.otitt, It, lltit;NAN, U t‘ii.ui. You.-sir, W. B. Dunc, Esq . Am. 0 on. Agent. i';I~‘.ittmt': .\iot)ttl-I. simiforil Iloti-I. opposite t'li..tli-titrinwu, 3d Nov. I855. liil. Ex. Ad. 2ino.

lead, I

l'iog.i_.r ss of the War.

All.\llES IN THE CRIMEA. ii (.‘.o:rc.¢pnmlcnl of the Times )

CHIP or 'riis r\I.l.lIi:l) AIilllh‘.S on THE ’l‘i~iii-:s- -\’-\\'-\. N H’. lll.—l'o-‘ro certatiitl never was a. hotter opportuiiity for studying the clniriictci .unl pi-i-iilizirities, us well as tho whole internal cc-tiioiny.ol‘ the most prominent tiiilitury 8_\'.~- ictns of Europe thziii thc prcsi-nt war In other wairs iil'i-oilitioiis. ciioli oftho tillicd itrinii-s win- either ncairly independent in iill its operations. on llti-ll’ contuct only iiiouientnry—iis, for in- stzini-e,iii the were of the various coolitioiis itgoiitst Fr.ince in the lte;;inning oftliis century —or elseonc was the leading und the others ottly ituxiliatry ttrniies, who were following in the mike ol‘ the first, us wits the citso in the conlitiolts formed hy Nnpoli-on.

Noir.on the contrary, there are three,ond until lately l'our itrntics, side hy side. not only l'ollowin;: one cotitiiioit phin of niilttiiry operat- 'tioiis, hut en-ii |lIi.\‘t‘(l up in ciirrying out this sni:i.lle.~'t d--tiiils; they l'orin, us it were toga,-tlu-r one c:iiiip. zittil \\'il.tii-ss il.t.ily the dllli-rctit plut- scs ol'c.ii:li othi-r's iiitcriiatl lil'e. 'l‘his tiiiie ol lcisuri-. nt least ns llir sis rt-gzirds ttiilitnry ope- riittuii.~t iiiid tlio pr.-p.it'.itliiii.~i ol'the iilltcil tir-

T l l ['3 ( Front

itii iiisi;_;'it into the working of ouch ol the three tiiilititt-_v s_i'stitii.~i trliioh lll't: ri-prcsetitcil lit.-re hy the pr.-.~«:ni-i- of the Ettgllsll, l“i't-iieli, iiiid l’iuil- iiioiiie.<eiit'iiiii-s _

l‘2.u:h iirniy i-oipiircd ronds. The I-Inglislt

piii-pose, iiiilx-it. for the lost six weeks, by front 81 cent ro.iil l'i-oiii Bi|l£tl(lt|\'il. to the centre of the Britisli cnntp, lI.t.'t'.ti|'illng to the most ttl\prit\‘i,'|.l

i<nt.illcr scnlo tr-mi each ilivisioii to this cciitrc, licsiilcs one lroiii l{.ir.iti;iyizt to the depot of the

| lilllll 'l‘r:ini~'port Coiniitissairiait, till of ivliicli hid‘

lliiir to l‘(3l|lilllI Listing iiiotiuiiii.-iit.~t of Eiigglisli ' loltour iii the ("l‘lllIl,‘i|, and \\ill, icrlnips, some time or other, he used hy the pcitccoble inhu- hitonts.

llow dill’.-rently the Frcncli go toworlr. The :idv.iiiccd to tho i'clltek, tlic Woroiiz.»ll'ro:id lﬂll tltctii to the ciitr.ince ol' the vale of li.iidnr, lrotn there to the northern port of the valley the found iiotliing ltut i-ountry roztds iiiipriicticzilile for no :iriii_v; so they set to work. they pitshi-it forwnril thi-ir ourpo.~t.-. and the iiriii_v hi,-hind ltegnii iiiitkiiig the roiids; now, not only it. good road runs atci-o.~i.< tho iiortlii-rn pzirt ol'thi: vitlli-y to Uurltust.-i ttiiil lidgtl, but two others l('i|ll likewise o\'t.'|' the liciglits. one to tlzcniltzish, itid the other its l'.ir us .\l:irkul and Yr-ii.iScl:t. ' clcitred the wit -ily ltci-,;lits of Kcnniore 'l'i:ltettii.-, itnd constructed nnotiier roiid l'roiit Also to 0zouil):i.x=li. llesiiles this, they liuve coiinectcd during; this time the Fcdukiiie lieiglits on tho 'l‘e-lieriiatyn. with the l‘o:Itl from Kiiinicsch, rind rt-piiired this l.-itter l'roin Kiittiictacli to liilter- lllztlln ; iittd till this wits done by the itrniy alone without iiny external rc<oitrces or lohonrs. 'l'ltcse roziils are not to ho coiiiparcil in 8t)lltll[_V iiiid lteiiuty to t‘ni.~‘i-, lt|~|'lt: hy the Hiiglisli ; iitid it your lieiii-i-, prohiihly, not l|lIl('ll tnorc th:iti, pi-rlizips. tho r-i;_5iipn.-t, with tho llll-‘t.‘l'l[illttll. -> Roi/Ir Ilr Ifrils/its:-rat par I}ui.~vilri," will ri-:n:iin to l‘4‘Ittlllll ihc p.i~4.<i-r-I-y, that his lior.~*-.-'5 li-.io!.- iirc t|it'oaiiliii;; ll. liircni-!i inilihiry road ; hitt (ht-.~c I'l|lltl8 will uiisiii.-r it-ry well for their teinporitry purposc.

'l‘he Sairiliniiins lnid compzirzitircly little to do will] roads. A few lines to connect the dill'c- rciit put-tool‘ thi-ir Plllllp. it l'():|tl up to the Ma- rino height.-4. where their llttﬂpltitlﬂ ore, and th.~ ruilwity front Kntiiiiin to K:iili~kiti. is ull thc_i have iindcrtitki-n l.ikc the Freticli, they coit- iitrurtcd these \i'orl;.~ ll|lllt'I' the ~upi riiiti-tiilciicc til" their own inippi-rs.

Besides the t-o.id.~, ciii-li ziritiy land to prmi l for huts. For thcin, its iii-ll us for the l'It.|tl.~‘. our itrin was in-ui-Iy i-nttri-ly dcp-.-iidi-nt ttl lioinc, whilo tlin l"i-i~ncli aiiiil S.triliiiiitn uriiiit-.~ in-rc nltitost lll(l.‘lt‘llilt.'lI$ of their rcspi-c'.ii'- coiiiitrii-.-i l'ltc >‘:iriliiii.iii soldiers ill\'t:l|lv'l' thcin~4i-lvcs tlic pcittcrn. \\lIlClI nos nfti.-rw.ir.i.- tiiittctiittti-tl stiivl tiil--pt~-il l-_v lll','lI‘ l‘)t.tt-.\ltt_i-tr 'l‘lio Frcitclt lit.t.t-.\l.ijor, on the coiitrury, gnu

;5.'lT‘7 W «1l)NEt5l}.~l.Y & SA'l‘{’ltDAY.

_t,‘.li:ii'Iot.IeIuwii. i’. la‘, lslzuiil. S:iliit'il;i_v. . llcceinber 8, tabs.

tnie.-i tor i\'inIct'. is |t.tl'll4.'ul.tl’ly liI\"ll'tllllU to got?

ur- u my, \\'llll‘lI i::id hci-n iroll nigh t~‘llll‘\'t:Il liy the wont of it ro;iil when it was left in itself, t'ltt- ploys 2.-"tllo ti.-i\'vic.~4, sent out expresuly for the

mil to lIl,tttlll men, and constructs ii iiiiigniti-.

rules of r--:id~iii:iltitt;;. attiil roaids oti ii. in-,iit'ci-ly‘

heir Series. MI. 298.

tlto pattern iind on order to hot the unity. ' .—\iont it fortnigluzigo, the lirst hl.t)\'t‘l-lull of earth wits tiirncd, iiiid now tilriaiily the gl‘cu(¢_-gt port of their uriiiy on the 'l'cl:i:innyai aiiid at ihiidar liiis huts.

The saying. that the Eitglishinnn cairrics his ‘wine with him is litcrailly trite, as regards the .irin_v. (lur Allies, oti tiic contrary. not-k up- on the ixystciii, that the unity ought to ho inde- pendent oi" huiitc, itiid litive only recourse to it in L-use ofcxtrctiie ncci-ssity.

A few diiys iigo,tlie French outposts were en. tin-ly witliuriiwn truth the heights of lliiidar, ind the hills iihout Uurkustii itreiiow our Iioun- -hiry. The lieights licyond have become neutral -,;rountl, unoccupied liy citlicr piirty, but visited itaiily lty detacliuients front the Russian or the l"rciii‘li uruiice. Ritwitlistiitiditig this close neighhoiirliood, and the clinticcs of tncctin on this iteutrnl ground, no colission has hitherto occurred. as it sci.-ins to he it tacit understand. ing, tliiit if one party udriiiii-es, the other with. draiws. Neither iittziclies iiny value to the possession ofthis position. so iiuithcr risk tiny. thing Iitr it. (hi the Frcticli side, those recon. Iltllbilllctlrl on the heights tire llll(lt3l‘t«ll(t‘ll hy me . Ulinsscurs d'.\l‘riquc, its on the Rii.~‘.-iitii, till h:ir.issiii;; outpost dutics tire liy the Ct)3S;[clga_ 'l'lic Cli;i_ascui's, on their h.ii-hs,nt'c, poi-Imps. hotter suited than tiny other c.i\‘.ilry to \\'u[(;h 1lllcrlcllldclilllgltlllt‘t:Itt‘lIllL'8, utiilcr wliose iiiitch. { liil cycs the llussiaiti airniy soil-ly l'(fltiI.\t3 in the . [Zn-ix ol' the most iictivc enemy. ll'ti.ings pi-cu.

liar to our couiitry could he llllllttlctl hy ,.nm|,e.-. lthe llllrtttluttllttlt of it. hody of light mod].-V,

ie.\'c‘nsivcly destim.-d for outpost d..ii .3, “-,,,,m l he in\';ilu.il>le. lt. \i'oulil s.ii'c ttot only riiviilry lltttt the ltiiiinlry li'itewisi-. The (‘osuii-ks are .ccrt.itii y useless in it charge; in titer, they -don't citiisi-lcr this its p.irt of their duty. hut jthe siigaicity u tlic.~c .~si,-tiii-sat\'.i;:i,-5. stitiiiilitcil , hy thi-ir ni.iiii:i for plunder, which the liussiiin igI)\'t'l‘l|lll.L'lIl, so to soy, siiiictioiis lvy giving them no pay, is patritculorty culculaitcd to make tl em lit. tor itctire outposts. ’l'tie id.-.i ol'iin inipcnding Riissian iittiick, til- 'tlioug'ii it hits ltecoinc liitiitcr, is hy no "mun, gin.-n ii, , tind crcry shot, which one of the hut. terics on the .\laickei.zii,- ridge liaippens to tire, 1l)l‘llIgﬂ it hack ugaiiii. n the nicatitiitie, we ‘can see the Riissinns iiiiikiiig theiiiselres com- lt)l‘ltll)lL‘ out the lioi,-ghts; rows of underground ‘lllllotil iirc ilotti-il aihout cu-r_v ﬂC(‘9.\Sll)lc point, ,:lll(l it new wliitisli liiic, (‘tll|[|';1.\'[l|;g wilt, the _hrit-liwuoil which (‘ii\'ct'5 the heights till round, ’proi‘cs, tliiit they linic tliott~,;lit ol their cotiiinii. 'iiti-.-itioii.~i on the itiliospituhlo plateau us well as he illil. The wozitlier is still quite mihl. with scarcely any indication ol the nppi'oichin,; wi'nc.,-;- gga-

c: C ‘J

aou Tll E It \l.'l'lC. Kit-21.. Nov. 19.-—'l‘he l.oi-n.<t arrived hem thi.

lI|t|rlIltI|_7 wiili the last imiil vi-lnch had been rec. iv

. ed for the llvet zit D.|lt'Z c froin Eiiglaiiil. Ad,

uiinil ll.i_\'iics “'15 still at l\'irgeo, where h,

\\-ullltl likely rein:iin for some nine in charge

of the llttiig sipmilroit. The F.ilc..n_ md

.ithi.-r rt-ssi-ls are l’t't'tIl'lt‘(l hr the Harrier,

wliich also c:itnii it. to day from FIND Soiicd.

lit he still \\'lIlClIlll_' the Sm-ilisli i-oust, as on Am.

!'llt?;ltl tr:idi-r now in one of this port; there, will, l is |llitll.'|§l4)')-l. l‘IItlt,'.‘IVllllI' to land a lot iil’revol-

vote in Rttssia, ttlieiievi-r she can elude the via.’-

laiocc of our cruisers. '|‘lie same vessel, ii is SIM’ ~IIt‘Ct‘e(l€tlInEI Slllllltlf enterprnielast year, and they tlii-ri-litre reclinii ‘he more conlidi-nily on

'»-tot! ahli-. to carry out tlwir plans this tear also. l‘iicre are oilier |tlat‘t'!. tiouiever where similar iriaitgeini-nis are to piouvess. At Ltlllrk' in P". itenhir. it is liiumii. that pieptir:-tioiis are iiizikmg l tl('.~|I.'tll'l| \'t'n'.~t'l.§ tnr Lthziu rind other

llui-2-i:iti putts, thv iiioiiii-i.I it is tliougm [hey In.’

If enaililcil to ri~- «sh their ili-sIiiuitinn_ ‘rm... '4||’|_llI¢‘l| ltII\\l'\'t!l'. chti tl_\' l‘ttl|S’§| ol coloiiitil pi-4.].

..r-c. of \\ltl('lt Ilwl‘ :i:i- t-Jlltl to stand in great need

-Ill the ItitI'lltt‘II| slior--.~‘ of the Giill'ol' l*‘m';..d' and

in the llo-.~t:in portion of the Gulfitf B--llioia.

..- imi iiitlilivlv, that liiiiiisione and p;.|.',e;,,, may lrtt Ito toroaililt-it In tli.it route, as the I- iiluttv Ilt-int-_tlt Kitiiislti-tg di he suite l.ici.iueii as Iurinerly.

_ tinstt II’ ves not now iillurd