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thwart giant

’I‘iti-: Ri‘rizx'riox A't‘ liniti.i\'.~—.\ Herold Berlin Letter of the filth inst. says that the uppermost feeling in llerliii at lli‘t‘ present moment is an intense longing tor llt‘lit‘t‘, especially among the lower classes, \\hosi- desire. is emphasized more stroiilrly day Mia-r dnv. 'l'liev feel the early lllt'il‘llii'lli‘y of the sermon, and picture to themselves the shill-rings of their friends in the ilt‘ltl. Their last ioiiny has been lll\t“-ii‘il in pool- lea iinderc tithing: and socks. to be sent on to the army. and they loudly clamor for the teriiiinatioii oftlic war. A singli- battalion of Laiidwliei'. under (it'll. Killlllllt'l‘. at Meta. iii repelling liazaiiie's sortie on the 7th, itl\l over ltltl fathers ol'Iiiinilii-s. leaving as many widows arid itITtl orphans. ill the suburbs of liei‘liii the shops oftlie smaller mechanics

‘tirecloscd and so am those of the small

hoteliers. bakers and urti/.aii-. 'l'liey lune all gone to the front. say the written phi- i-gn-ilson the shops and Ioilgiiij; 1. 'I‘liese and ther evidences of distress among the It‘tlllli‘ have aroused a feeling in favor _oI‘ immediate pear-e. Dissatisfaction prevails in political circles on account ol‘tlie secrecy observed by the (ioverlitiient. relative to the negotiatioiis for the entrance oftlie Southern States into the Herman confederation, The only information voiielisafed comes from Versailles, and represents liavaria and \\'nrtenibin‘;..r eager to rush headlong into the arms of the. t‘onfedci'ntioii, while it is well known that tho Liberals cf Munich. Stuttgart and other places openly demand titii-riiinii l'ai-liann-nt and :i new revised constitution. The position of the Prussian leaders is by no means the same as at tho openingot'the war. when every lipdy ap- proved the situation and were willing to make uncriticcs in behalf of the country. Now they are tiled of the war. They are satistied with the victories and unwilliii;_r to go further for the purpose of ambition and :iggrainlizeinent.

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EXth‘l‘TloY or .\I \itt: \Itl‘i‘l' \\',"l‘l«‘.tt.~‘.-—'l‘lii- Feelli' at the hangingr of Margaret Waters, l’lte l-Iiigrlish baby farming niurderess. in llorse-inoiiuer Lane jail. London. on the llloi‘lllllg‘ ot'tlie Hill. is detailed by the l-Ing- lish papers. The last appeal to the Home Seeretarv on her behalf was \ainly made on the previous ilayaiini she prepared for death. She .sle it i'cstlesslv about two hours. rosi- i-arlv. illressed. ant received the chaplain. 'l‘heieua-ution was private. yet a sin-ill but tirdi'l‘ly crowd grztlltcl‘cll before the gale. .\i ii o‘clock lliiI lll'll lit-gall to toll. and *lle left her cell for the seatlhhl. (in the way. she was piiiioiied. lierselfnssisting. She mount- ed liie steps unaided. :iiid without any signs of fear. took her position on the drop. \\'liile the executioner was adjusting! the white eap and the noose. she littered :t liltth fervent und touchingr i'xti-iiipoi'ary prayer for forgiveness. and with the words still upon her lips the bolt was drawn and slnv soon ceased to live. After the coroner‘s iiitpicst. the body \\as interred \\lillill the walls. The woman was a. widow. about :il years old. slim and rather short. it ill! regu- iar and pleasingr thaturcs. and far :ilmtc the average in intelligence. To the last sln- Illil'l‘lillll‘ll any murderous intent. :iiid bcr t'iglillitcl \\‘llile Illidcl‘ st‘tilt'tlt'c \\its' old pro- priety bell-Ilia;r her a\\ fill position.

‘DOGO'

ifliisniarel. means to ni‘ilte tli’e (ierniriii;

l":lillt'l‘l:lllll.lll the \\ oi'ds ot'the national song. M ml for as Herman tongue shall ring.“ and the other nationsoi ran-ope \\rn u». “may “I” nann- principle. nearly eyery state in lint-opi- will have to be tll‘llllt'llllll'l't'tl. 'l'wo provin- ces ot' lltissia. l‘lstlioiiiu and (‘oiirlainh speak (ierin-tn. Are these to be incorporated \\ llll tlie I‘atlierlanill‘ (hie-third of the Swiss country comprises tiei‘inuresin-akin: terri- i Il‘ll'h‘. .‘t‘i' llti‘s‘ciils‘oioln’ntltlt'v‘ili' lliiii‘ll is only corrupt ticrinan. Does the Northern “and contemplate liltlt'illf: another liotting'eii at the Hague. in order to teach the inhabi- tants to speake their language with more correctness? As to the .si\ provinces ol‘ Austria. their fate is sealed. in Holstein. it is impossible tosay where the (it'l'lltali cease»: ortlie Dane begins. liit'alais and lloniogne the population is as much English as French: in parts of (ineriisev as Illtlt‘ll French as .l'ing'lisli. 'l'liei'e are districts ill ilie l'yl'cin-cs which are neither Spanish nor l-‘reneli. but it nielantze ot‘lmth. ln llolicmia. illl' iii-r- man itiid the Sclavonic; in the 'l'yro . the (lemma and Italian: in Alsace. the (it'l'lllilil and the l‘rencli. neutralize eacliother. If each state was to insist upon governing every man belonging to its nation. it. is evident that every community in l‘illl‘ope would Iii-embroiled with its neighbor in a struggle after the iliipossiblc.

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'l‘iii: IHsiiiaitiias insei"ri:.--lt is ascertained on the best authority that the ve\ed question iwtwceJi the l'nited States and t'anada. re- latiu- to the fisheries. \\ill in- Sl‘illt'tl at all early day to the t'llill'l' a-atisliictiou of the American Iishernien. 'l‘here is no desireon the part oi‘tlie (‘aiiadian authorities to make trouble about the matter. or take undue ad- vantage ofexisting treaties. At least. this is the way in which thet'anadian otliciais represent the matter to illt‘ State llepat'l- meat. It is understood that as soon as the new Minister to England reaches London. this will be among the first questions to re— ceive his attention. The President wouhl have had it settled this Fall. but for the fact that Mr. Motley will not remain loin.r enough to complete the negotiations. and it was thought best to allow things to remain long: enough to tiniin the negotiations. It is safe to say. however. that there \\ ill be no serious trouble about the lllaltel‘. notwithstanding the soiilewlial belligerent attitude of(ienel'al lliitler in his speech the other day before his Ilsliernien friends in .‘liliillt‘llllsst‘lls‘r— ll’iuhz'uj/ton t'n'r. «p Illtlt'lll limo/i l'oxt.

mu‘rww ob-.. . “A. 7‘

llivoitcits.-—~'l‘lie return made to the Home Utlice by the Registrar of the Divorce and Matrimonial (‘aiises ('ourt for last year, shows that 2m petitions for dissolution of mat-rim u were tiled in tho year. and fit; for judn-ta separation or man and wire: la.) decrees niai and 15‘.) decrees absolute were made for dissolving: marriages. and 2.3 for judicial separation. All these numbers are above the average. Since the court was mtablished. in loan. 1.57.3 marriages have been made. The re—inari‘iages of divorced imt‘aons in this country do not appear to he iminv: it‘tlie registers can be depended upon as showing them they are verv few. The Registrartieiieral reports in lunglainl and “'aies only 40 marriages after divorce. Si\tecn tilVol't'ctl men married spinsters. and two married widows: l7 divorced women married bachelors. and four married \\ idow- crs: and one divorced man inarriedadi- \‘orceil woman.

-¢D-CO »

'l‘iir. Iiitiaiuriox rho.“ Livitia‘ooi..-Jl‘h.- exodus from Liverpool during the past month has been much below that of the previous year. l'p to the end ofthe month of September.“icre sailed from Liverpool 32 ships with 15.300 passengers. ofwhoiii 2.2m; \\‘cru cabin passengers. (if this number of vessels 26 went to the iTnited States with 13.255 [ltltiflt‘lllfl‘l‘m of whom L876 ivere in the saloon. lvor (lanolin there were it ships with L979 passengers. of whom 2H9 Were cabin lwaengers. I~‘or Victoria there was I Ibip with 96 passengers. of whom til were in the cabin. Amongst tho nllipu which ulled there were 21 “not under the act.“ with 9M Mangers; to Victoria I ship. with 40 pal-angers; to South Americat‘uhl in. with H4 [managers-t to Africa 3 ship-i. w iii 48 men; totlie Enltlndies i ship. with 24 men rs. When coiiipat'ed Will! the

WWW“ nixflpéirlml of last year tin-re is a . passengers.

durum of 2

‘ public alone can have us.

ll‘lll‘} HERALD; (illAlll.t)’i"l‘li'l‘()\VN, ‘ 7'

(Jonunv i'oiul.

grim Ultimatum.

l-Ilt'lltll’l‘IAN.

' ‘ llos‘i‘ox hlAiiKiir, Nov. 2.

The following are the “'iltilt'l‘illl! prices (do ‘aiin-d by commission houses tui'pi'oduee in good Cllllllill’lll : w

lii'i‘ll a.~--'l‘here in no improvement in the iii'irkct. and [)I’Il't‘s for anything below choice uraths are \\t'tik. tie quote line at. as to It) eta per ll).

lit;mt.._'l'lie market iii lirm ntdl cts. to 32 etc. per dozen for piI nr tit-item.

\'i-:oiv,i‘liiii.i:s, ~ The market is niightly lin. proving, and potatoes are uriliiig at To cents to at) ctnta per bushel.

II.~\'.-w’l‘iiere, in it good demand and hay Illndn it ready i-nlu at lint. week's rates. \Ve xipiotc prime Eastern cargo hay at $21) to $30 per ton; elloli't! Northern and l'ittsterii car loads at .129 to auto per ton; inferior sin to 3m. Htiaw $137 per ton.

Ui'i‘s.‘ The market remains dull-sileg at at ‘ to .37 cents per bushel.

l'itovtsioas.—'I‘lierc is a moderate demand for billllll lots of provisions, but trade I- dull and prices exhibit. no inipiovement. We quote jabbing pricca of the what: sale trade as follows: (Tlcur pork. $39 50 to .9330. and city packed. $32 with}; mess do, $37 .th to $2H. and extra prune fifiL’iill $21 per blil. Lard. "lly tubs. 17c. per lli. llama, L‘tie, to 21v. pcl' lb.

llAI.Ii‘.\\, Nov. 7.

The produce market isiniproved in price.»- t-Itlct‘ hut Week. l’otutoev (eulicoes) Htllllig at 25 to do cents, and Jacksons from :23 to 11.“. ctnts per btiidicl. (lots are atill keeping Iii-tween ~l'.’e. and -itit‘. per bushel. A few lots t-(‘lllllg in- low as ti cents. Mess pork,$2$to$25. i'flillt: mess $131 to $22. liiittci'. according to quality. truin 'Jtle. to 25c. per lb. 'l‘uinips,2.ic. per bushel.

I.o\‘iio.\'. Nov. 5. r. \i.—'|‘lic attempt at re- rolutt-ui in l'dl‘ln appears to be cli'cctually eiip~ prcsscd.

The National tiuards. lli llilllli‘lltlt! numbers. had t'eheltated ’l‘rochu on his escape from the lliotcrs and the personal bravery he exhibited at that trying time. The ganerul made a short speech. in replying. in which he said the re- ll' it is lost We shall all he lost.

The election In Paris on the question of inaiiitahilng the power of the Government ot national defence, has resulted In an over. whelmlng majority ir. favorot‘ thetiovet'llllient. This returns of the city art-nearly complete. with the. execptio'i of three arroiuII-scincnts.

in round numbers the the vote stainlswayes “mono; any“ 4n,ootl a majority of HIM,” to.

Perfect tranquility cxlsttd In Paris, accord- Iiig to the latent dcspatches.

’l‘ln-ie has been no military movement .siiice Sunday.

l.o.\‘i~o.\'. Nov. 5.-~'l'lie (hrinan troops are concentrating at (ii-leans. Very heavy rem» l' rceincntsare being continually sent Iorward. tltlier bodies of military are destroying the railwavn around Dijon.

lit-lt'ort. a fornIh-d towu In the Department of Eluutollhln, and thirty miles to the south and trust of Colonic, has been invested by the tlerninii forces.

The French troops have been repulsed at Montbellard, n towlt forty miles north of lies- ancon. An Anieiican who left. l'ar‘a last Ha- tiiriiiiy. under prrniisslon from lIIsuiurk. says that beef is being uoltl in Paris in lots of only four ounces each. llorsctlesh was sold at from eight to eighteen cents a pound, accord» big to qlldlil)’.

He says also that the. peopleoi' l'arls will vote on the questions which have arisen in con- iiectloii with the recent insurrection. 'I lie Virill will be on the Issue - whether they will or will act support. the present government ot‘ 'l i'ot'hii.‘

lie-patches forwarde here from llerllu re- port that General (iaribaldi. and till his ltrigade ot‘ Mobiles. were surrounded by the (icruiali troops at Vol. a village thiceol‘ four mllt - iiorth of lli'igiioles, \\‘ll”I‘I'I before reported tiai lbahii to he massing his forces. The Whole force Wm captured and tiaribzildi himself unnle prisoner.

llazaine has published llt‘l‘t'u defence of him-

Sliippiiig‘ Intelligent-u.

l’llll'l‘ OF CllAllLt)'l"l'l‘i'l‘t)WN. iIN'l'iinHi.

Nov. l.-— llrig Selina. Mcllac, Plymouth ; 3'4 tom llillt'tiliiilt'. Liiurii. Connolly, Halifax; lull. Mary. Alt-Milton, lsuue lluibor; 5;! bids. herring. Argos. Fluinysnn, Liverpool; mcr. St. Mark, l'clriiie, liaibor lloucliic; liiil. Sir Colin ('aiiipbcll. \\'hite. (.‘araquet; herring. June, l)wycr. (Tow Bay; coal.

2d -—.liimes. Lintlop. lsua‘. llarhor; herring. Mary lidith. 'l‘liorburn, Lock l'ort ; llt‘l‘llllg. Villittc. hit-Neill, l'ictou; .‘.I tonsioiil. Ad» clle, ('oizuncll. tl him: voyage; lot) barrels

sell. lle declares that the combined iiitliicoce< mum-rel, Daniel, Walsh, l'ictoti; 4| tons «it taiiiiiic and disoi'ganiz illoii of his command (1.1.1. Perseverance.I’oiveii. lluetouche; lum- conipi-Iled the surrender of Melt. When be her, Albert Edward,Atkinson, New Castle.

timi'ly capitalin he bad “My 6-3-th real ulllc- luinhcr. Mai'gltretJullc, (.Iliupnmn, Uiictolicbe,

bodied combatants reiiiulniniz. The rest. were lumber. lit~illili'll and Ill hospital; and in every respect arch—Nellie tirny. Forscv. Ilulit‘ax ; it) bids. the condition ot troops was di'iaill‘ul. herring. l‘llln, Montgomery, lloaton; tiicr.

lh-spntclics from ’l‘onrs state that the Im- mediate conclusion of the armistice is consid- ered to be certain.

ll. I'llll ilcspatchcs state that thebonihut'dimiit of Paris is delayed because the pi'eluirations are Incomplete.

'l‘he Ilcrlin “ (i-ithte” says niiiriallv that If the. propu-ed Armistice is granted, l'iiris will t not have the iight to rcvlctual. l

The in ople of Ilerliu iill belicvethnt a peace will be negotiatid during the susptnsioii of lilllli.

.\ report. from l‘aris says that the Emperor Napoleon has appointed an agent to pay all “my Alice, Dicks. . 70 bids. ht-rriii-v li'adesiiicn's bills contracted by lll“ Iiupeiiul lit-psi.» tlardiner. Gardiner; th'erpool. N S.“ household. and that he has advcrtiscd an auc~ 1.3L 5. McDonald, l‘noli, l’ictou; (ill toils" lion ol'allliis goods. to collie oil‘two months “ml, Dusky Lake. Roberts. (‘npc (iniiso. :tlit-l' ibesieut- ls over. ‘ bui. Letitia. 'l‘horburn, Ilalil‘ax; ti cnslts

Loxi-ox, .\or. -I. evening—Ilia ttxt (2mm Margaretha. tiiillunt. l'ietuu. 35‘ ville proposed to Mania is published. llc mus coal. Consort. lilltll'nili,.‘l'lclltlf; loll deplor- sthe continuance of the Wu", and calls 1.1.1.. “maps. ('ntliirine ltm al. ftndi'oit, attention to the present ritate of ntlairs. niid Liuguil; L’I'.’ tons coal. \‘iciorr. Vincuii. the mlsery it has enlaihd. Admits the rcrlc- Allflrlli; bal. Theresa, Fltlbt’l', .liin‘I’DOtil. tunllin: of Paris to be authorized by war "wt.

Ilsagi'N. and urges Illl‘tillill‘dit‘l' enabling the 3th," ltnmpict, McNeiil. Isaac Harbor. lnil.

('onvcnlionofa t'onstitucnt .'\S.“"llll)l}' and the Hope, Foibi-s. l'ort llnwlttmbnrv; 33 bids.

3i-svablidnncnt of peace. and believes that rcpru- ppm"... ,1. J. choke, Lop, Gloucester; tlour

,. .... no... to France wuuld not be without “n.1,”;an l'.

illct‘l. ,. ‘ . . 7-h- i‘ "w' 'vvinu Iliehlh cto - I i lllt‘ ai mistlee commences on the ith hovcm- tit-urgiu. (‘onnclL I’ll-mu; coul.u.\ipriiyi.li?.iy,

her. and ends the with. _ Ilichibucto; lumber. Alexander, (liaivlord, A deciec, ordcrim; the elections, will he lluchrte- lumlict'. issued to-morrow. 'liie (ftiiistltii-iii Assembly gi_ll__]liii-ves. Lellhmc, Shodiuc ; hul. In convened to meet on the 15th inst. “my, (lillis, l'ictou; (ll tons coal. The elections In Paris. on the question of “up”, nniintalnlng tlic ptm'ers of the national defence , . H h i . . ho". l.—-bt. Lawrence. luvriiis. Micdizic: 49

cnnnnittec. restile In an owrwhelining nni- .

jorlty In favor of the Government. The Na- bl’ls- “Hf. 33 ‘19- PU"k ""‘l 6 “Fl” Den“- 1’1"!" i Iloillll UUiIl'tl marched ill battalions to the polls "(‘“”1‘l“"l""v L“””'[""; 1 Wm“: 3‘ it’ll"- ,mul ,|,.,,05,u.d mu“. Volts. Tth “.0”. u“ and .‘Jtllbs. lard. kale,\Viilker. llalilux,‘...uu l, bushelspotittecs. llitltlo. turnips. 7 bids. oysters.

Hres." , scum“. "unwnmy p,,,§.h,,m rm,“ mm". ‘.’nd.~.\lonnt Vernon. Campbell. l’ictou; bril. Georgia, (‘cnncll, Pit-ton; rundry goods.

(icorgin, t‘onncll. Montieiil. tloui; .\c Crown Point, Dixon. Newbury l'ort; ltu) bhis. llpv pica. lliirriicniitn,(look, Gloucester. 5|) bbls. applets. llickct. Iliitlin, llulit‘ax: blllltlrltfi. “'iive. .‘lclioiiultl. Arlclint; limestone. lilzirc, Dei‘tioll, (‘hathanu tlt‘ul. (‘uiiiiiii-rcc, Donn, Halifax and lloston ; tut-r. \'.I nna, (.‘ump- bell, l‘ictou; :50 tons will. l'ainloi'ii,—-—— I Yuvmouth: herring. tic. ilepl‘. Mcl’adytn. I’ictou; ~11 tons coal. Alexander, MeNcill. illtliibucto; lumber. -itli.—-Nunc_v, . llullhix; mcr. lrcak of Day. Campbell. l’ugwusli ; 47. tons lllllt'uloltt'.

liioltlsscs.

Mary

lit-w. are half way to l'uris. l-‘iftv thousand , . more are marching oil (iaribaldi at'liesant'on. Ml"! Anll- _””l’l"'v l'li'mui K“'"'“|l ““".‘-i"« ‘Gnmmldi 1,,“ 3.3.000 mm 1,, I,“ (.fimnuum. .‘lrd.—~.lnhc7, Siiniiion. Bermuda; 3001) husbtls Loxiios. Nov. 3. cvenin:.—-llcsp:ttri,.... from oats, all bids. potatws. .30 bushels turnips. 3i) , “mu,” "Him, “Hum,” W”. cumin”. um, ,1“. sheep and you towl. Neptune, Richardson. .Hrwniminu‘. for m, unnmiw hm.” pmle )luctonehe; sundries. (‘onimtrcc, Donne, tor Boston, 224:; bbls. mackerel. ltl do. eggs, .‘lt:

i successful. ‘ ‘ ltisniarklinsliropnsed terms ofan armistice. mmh'l‘ l’i’i‘“""' ""‘l‘. ("r “"m’lV‘ 9”. I’MF‘ l pork. rumors of “idea, Ciiiuc.on,I'ictuu;

to last twentv-llie dais durin" which '1 ('on- i . . ' ‘ . h ‘5“ bids. pork, 102 bushels oats.

,‘stituent Assembly aball be elected and lilt't‘l. , . , . , l’I'Iie t'ull textol' the conditions has not trnn. “ll-“‘M- lmwlt‘l‘l't‘. l'A‘nnfl. Nit-dine; GI bbm. ' mackerel. 31 .lo. pork, 50.39 lbs. tum”. 5-13

:spircd. but it is reported that the military _ , s'atus Is to mouth unchanged. and that l‘arls lh‘vll‘ld ("d 4 1107-03 Lfli‘lllw. Elimb lll,

may rectivv pl'ovlsioiia during the interval.

The Rub have nl«0 made a l‘lot_ltl Marseillts and attempted the assassination of the new governor ofthc city.

I-Iugeniclias gone to "mittl’tl‘. The Duchess [of Hamilton mid the l'l'llN‘l'f.‘ of Monaco have i left \i'illielmshobe for It‘rankt'ort,

MAIIIHD, Nov. :l.~-iine hundred and ciflhty ofilttl deputirs iii the t‘ortes are III favor of tin- lliike of Aouin'e tlcutlon to tho Spanish rtliioiic.

'l'herc are ruman current. hereof disturb. ,unces and fighting on the frontier near l'ti'plg- j iiati.

l.o\‘tm.\‘. Nov. 3. p. iii.—~'l‘lm wreck of the steamer t'umhrirt lies in the cout‘w: of vessels following the Irish coast. through the north channel, and is a dangerous obstruction to navigation.

(‘oasols 9'3 l—G and fill. stull‘s ninrkct COtltltltti's dull.

» A - Vx/ ...-,._,.,

'18- Mill S’lllllll. 4'0. i.\l'llui:.:IAlhb.

turnips, too do. oats. Margaret Arm. Elliplc. Ilulitux; 200'.) bushels potatots. Gt) do. turnips.

MIL—St. LilWl'tlICt', ldvunr. l’ictou; '28 bhls. pork. 400 lbs. lard. Emerald. McDonald. “ail- tax; 1100 bushela potatoes. 5W) do. oats, .50 do. turnips. Victor. llcnolt. Ilulltax : :lootl_liudii ll potattca, 700 do. oats. 2th) do. turnips. Mur- nnret .lnnc. Steele, llnlit'ux; IL'tltl bushel» po- tatoes, Hti do. nuts, in) do. iul‘nips. l't‘l'su’c- rum-c. I'll‘t‘i‘ll. l’ictnu; liitl.

7tli.-——tiimr;:ia. t'onnt-ll. Quebec; I05 bi)lF- ny- i-trrs, IO half do. lllflt'kt‘l‘tl. 70 (lo. pork. llopc, Mel’aytlen, Piclou; lial.

gov gilvntistmmta.

Liverpool bread-

.\’r.w Yoltix’. Nov. .‘l.—(lcucr:il Schcnck. of nine. has been rendered the mission to ling» hind. (lohllloi. Moneyensy.

Nicw l’oiiK, Nov. 3, erening.—Gold con- tinued to decline this afternoon under the tie- cumulated rumors of the European armistice and steady peace, and closed the week at 110 and 1101. Sterling exchange Will and ii.

The Subscriber has opened a New Store on Queen Street, In Dunn's lilock, nearly op- posite Mr. \\‘ntson‘a “rill! Stole. where he otters for Sale. u care- fully selected Stock of

Dry Goods, Groceries. Clothing. Paper Collars, &0- lie. also, calls particular atttntiou to his

TEA.

A share oi public patronage ts respectfully BOlltliCil.

A. G. MCDOITGALL. ('li'tmvn. .‘ov. fl. lflTO.

Steambtiat Engines

Special to IIL'I'aIrI.

Loxoox. Nov. 7. p. m.-'l‘lie Toms this morning says the tlrtlilstlce turned on the tllIt'H- that of free Ingres: and egress at Paris during the ‘25 (lard—'l‘bteru limlstin:r and Iliumnrk re- fusing. Diiriiii.r conference between 'I‘hiers and l"iivrc. at. Sevres. the Paris forts maintained a steady tire on the place of interview. (‘oii~ le’t‘llCO lasted over eight hours. The gonorrl Icelitlg Is uprcadin;r all over France in favor of calling the Duke Diiunialc to the l’iealdency of Republic. I‘Iverythint.r Is quiet. around

1’.-iris. There has been no lighting for several days. The war goes on. N. Y.. 7. Cold “01. FOR 8 9 LE

llnlloirvy'n l’i'r'lv.—-Iiiipoi'tant to the Sickn- 'l‘hou;,;li the mind he donneasl. and the body cnt'celiled by continued indi position. the self t‘»n-r should at this season make a last t-il'arl to regain llt‘lIlilI by taking llollowny‘n purifying l‘ills. which. by clciinsliig the blood. \\lllscnrcli out the lildden cause of mischief. and expel the needs ofnimt diseases. No invalid I! too much rt iiuccd to undergo this vcry gentle treatment with safety and advantage: neither youth nor the age. nccd fear any injury to the system from a regulated course ot'thcse l'llls.

Nil pair of Steniiibnat Engines connected. direct. acting. Inverted cylinders cf 23 Inch dlainctcr. by It: Inch stl‘oiw. together with screw, propeller and ninth. Also. spare, pro- peller and shaft. diameter of propeller 7 teet 2: inches. and 81} feet. pitch,and donkey «ti-uni pump 8 Inch diameter; also cylinder a boiler I I5 feet high. 1) feet wide and It) feet long. con- tnlnlm: two furnaces 3 feet ivnle by U let-t Inuit. and lit nibcs. 6 feet long: by it inches diameter, made from heavy inatciiid. Also. one spare set of engine connections. piston and bruises. The whole Ia guaranteed to be In the but of order, and complete In all parts. For particulars apply to EDWARD MOR- IlISI'ZY, Charlottetown Foundry. or to ADA M lift-KAY.

Halifax. N. S. Cii‘town. Nov. 9. 1870. I& p in

Marriott.

(hi Tuesday. 35th (lct. last. at the ('athollc Chapel. Misconche. by lllt“ Ilcv. It. It. Mellon- nld. Sir. lloiioru V. Deslloclie. Merchant. to Adi-hide, fourth daughter of Mr. Felix Quintet. both of Miscouchc.

M 019.8 s s e 5. Just. Received. on Consignment. 10 pun. Choice Retailing Molasses. FER Y C IIEA 1’.

MACEACIIERN & Co. Italian Warehouse. t‘h‘tnwn, I 2|

Dior].

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At flouris. on the 9d Imt.. after a short ill- nen, John McDonald. limp. aged at years.

On August if. at his residence. (lrcy Street. Sliortluiitl. New Zuland. leorne Edwin. fourth non of the lion. George llaunall. bite of No" "menu. Prince Edward Island. II. N.

Ilaivcs, llalil‘ax ; 150.0 blltl.t.'l potatoes, Fit do. ‘

Nov. 9. taro.

A. agci' 2t years.

gnu: garrrtiriinrntr. Extensive Sale of

DRY GOODS, 850.

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' Ille Sill)§t|'ilicr will Sell. by Auction, at

Exrhangc llu‘ihlinf; Sal w Ilooni. on Thurs-