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     W.-?.[)NESDAY & SA'l‘URl)AY. 
     
     Cliarlottetoivii. ‘P. 3, lslantl. Szituirlay. llecemlier 22, 1855. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     New Series. No. 302. 
     
    
   
   
    
     NEWS BY THE ENGLISH MAIL. 
     
     Pl-l.\Ul'2—-’l‘lll2 li‘l’.l'II\'ClI PRESS- 
     
    

    
     Dnring the last few days. it reniurlrable change 
     
     has passed over the Paris press; the inert war- 
     
     like of the journ-.ils are at this moment the 
     
     most impressed with the necessity of a speedy 
     
     peace. Tll(!l)!‘l'(1f.9 earnestly desire peace, but 
     
     does not believe in its :2 cstnblisliinent. The 
     
     Conslilulionncl believes in it pacific teritiination 
     
     of the contest, provided Russia t-onseiits to 
     
     waive all false ideas in favor of t-ivilimtion and 
     
     of universal prosperity. The Western Powers 
     
     can await with confidence the decision of their 
     
     adversary. If they are to continue the war 
     
     they know already what they will do with more 
     
     extensive inoiins of action and with greater 
     
     chances of success. 
     
    
   
   
    
     RELEASE OF THE BRITISII CO-NSUL AF 
     
     COLOtlI\'E. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The King of l’rus~iiu has ordered the release 
     
     of Mr. Curtis, the British Consul itt Cologne, 
     
     who was lately sentenced to imprisonment by 
     
     the Prussian courts for an oifence in connexion 
     
     with the enlistment of Germans for the British 
     
    

    
     ‘erman Legion. - 
     
    

    
     RUSSIA. 
     
    

    
     SUsl'E.\‘Sl0l\' or l‘A\’IlEN'I‘ nv THE ODESSA iui'i:iii.u. 
     
     ('03l.\tlill(‘l.\l. RANK. 
     
    

    
     VlE.‘lN.\. Thursday Eveuinw, Dec. 0.—'['lie 
     
     Oeslcrrricliisrltc Carrcspumlcnz has the follow- 
     
     in v:—- 
     
    

    
     “ The Odessa lnipo:-iul Commercial ltunk 
     
     has suspended its hard cash payments. Un- 
     
    

    
     leuaunt scent-ii have occurred in consequence. 
     
    

    
     ‘lie gendarmerie remind people that by refus- 
     
     ing to t:i.ko bank notes, they display animosity 
     
     towards the Government. The premium on 
     
     silver is already 12 and 15 per cent. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Al,'Sl‘RlA. 
     
    

    
     A telegraphic desputcli ll'0m Vienna, dated 
     
     the 5th instant, announces the arrival at that 
     
     capital of bir llamilton Seymour, the new Bri- 
     
     tish Auibassador. It was reported. that the 
     
     Austrian army is to be again reduced by .-'0,U()(), 
     
    
   
   
    
     RE'l'l.'R\' OF THE B.\L'l'lG l"LEl'I'l‘. 
     
     \'\‘iioi:t:. he--. t'i.—'l‘he united sqiiutlrons with 
     
     Admiral Diimlus, and eleven ships of the line, 
     
     have just passed the Belt iiortliwards. 
     
    
   
   
    
     i\l0\’l-l.\ll~l.\"l‘S Ul" O.\l.\R P.-\L‘ll.\. 
     
    

    
     The .lI.mt'I¢'ur states, that Ulnar l’ucli:i. was at 
     
     Stiggidi on the 13th ultimo, vraitiu;; for so :- 
     
     plics helore procecdiiu.-;. Stiggidi is on y 
     
     about six miles beyond the lu;_;our. lle hzis 
     
     establislied eoiiiinunieutiotis with llcdoul-t hin- 
     
     lcli. A portion of his troops are lll:trt'lllllg on 
     
     Kutais. .-\ lizittlo waist-xpcctcd half wayoii the 
     
     road to the latter town. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Loss or Till-1Ci\l‘1‘l'ltHl) ll.ti<"r_-.»-—'l'lie lo.~s of,‘ 
     
     the rafts is courfiuit.-il. lit .1 .<ii'm.i_v hrt-- 7.:-, uithl 
     
     it fresh lltlIl|lll'_'tllt\VlI tho ll.iy oi oi l\'.‘ir»r-o,.,l 
     
     [ho rafts pziitcd trout lllt'll’ ltttiiir|l.':_‘$ tllnl 
     
     lotviirds ()(lt‘.\:‘.l. 'l'lit',\' will no doubt lirrnl. up, i 
     
     and the llo.itiii;1 lllIilit‘l'.'i may worlt rvlllt‘ tiiiscluul, 
     
     at sea this sioriiiy \ii'itv‘r ('otiiIii;:. .‘i or we not‘ 
     
     expect to hour of siiulii-ii melts, oi s«.~:i .\t‘l'{'i'.lllti, . 
     
     .-mil lliizitril Isl l.'t<l« i":"'-'lWIt: cl li«‘i\\‘u--it this Jllllll 
     
     \';|i“'| I l‘. ' '.I‘ll\' ¢'.'ltl, lllc lll(‘l‘l 
     
     ltioiiiclcr lt‘ll to '.'l suoii full at iutt-rv.ils 
     
     :ttid tlicdislattt‘. tiiouui:it:i l'.ll|_'_'i‘.“i wt-rt: sooni-l.ult 
     
     in \\'llllt‘. lt troz~- h:ir.| .ill tl.i_v, but :it mo, 
     
     o’clot-.lt on '|‘hiiistl:ty llIitl‘lllti_' the wind ('l.f|ii'_]Itl. , 
     
     and all the foi'iiii'r IIllltllll‘:S of this t-,lict:rl'ul Na -‘ 
     
     veinhcr l’(!llll‘lIt.‘il upon us. 'l‘li«-re has not ho.-..l 
     
     a d.iy yet this tiutuuiii un.~iiii.thlc to miliizirv 
     
     (iperutitiiis. and the li'l\-l.l.H sire iii'tl.'ii.g im- 
     
     most of the time. like ours.-1.‘-vs. in cl<::tring_v llIl' 
     
     brtishuood nml l'oruiiii;_v ioi.ls between thezri 
     
     camps. l 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ilw_'., Iii.’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. \\/ysc, ;\l.l’., threw aiiilw light :1 
     
     few days back tit it diiiiit-r zit .5't."ill'ord on the 
     
     visit of Geiicritl Uuiirohort to Stockholm. 
     
     According to this nutliority, there tvus 
     
     11 little love coiiiniissioii mixed up with 
     
     the more serious business oi war in the 
     
     French Genet-al’s mission to the Swedish 
     
    
   
   
    
     Court. The Emperor of the Frencli is 
     
     naitur:ill_v_ anxious to stri-ngtlieii his position 
     
     with the crowiit-d lit.-ads of Europe, nud 
     
     socks for his reltttive, Prince Napoleon, the 
     
     hand ofa Swedish Princess. No one pre- 
     
     viously suspected, that anything so delicate 
     
     entered itito the visit, and as it seems to he 
     
     admitted on till hands that General Cnni-o- 
     
     bert was eminently successful in one of his 
     
     points-—the most’ bi.-llicosc one, we infer, 
     
     that he must have been equally hnppy in 
     
     the other. If the Scanditiavinii nations 
     
     show a hostile front to Russia at it critical 
     
     moment like the present, they must be pre- 3 
     
     pared to count the cost hereiiftcr, rind u 
     
     iiuitriirioniol alliance with a French prince 
     
     is one ofthose safeguards which would suit 
     
     the mutual interest of the contracting par- 
     
     ties. Sweden, it is alleged, is waiting for 
     
     the adhesion of Denmark, which there is 
     
     no doubt will be given; but the Nortliern 
     
     Courts will not break with Russia until they 
     
     have secured protection and immunity in 
     
     the ftitiire front the Western Powt-rs,—aitd 
     
     they would act uuwisiely ifthey did. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The new Russian levy of ten men out ofevery 
     
     L000 has been caused by the dread that Swe- 
     
     en and Deninnrk are about to join the 
     
     Alliance. ' levy has alreudv 
     
     begun, butthe setison and the exhaustion of 
     
     the provinces will, it is thought, prevent its 
     
     producing the force calculated oti. The rccul 
     
     to St. Petershnrgh of M. de Fonton, the Rus- 
     
     sian envoy to Hanover, is ascribed to the tem- 
     
     ppmr illness of Count Lzibesky, one of Count 
     
     esse rode‘s principal assistants. The peace 
     
     party maintain, that it eonlirms the conference 
     
    
   
   
    
     H A57. A R [)’S GAZE'I"I‘E, 
     
     Published by I-Iaszard &. Owen, 
     
     Queen Square, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Is issued twice a week, at 155. per year. 
     
     AND CON'l‘Al.\'S, 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     t Till-I Li\'l‘ES'l.‘ NEWS, AT HOME & ABROAD. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Fall liiiportations. 
     
     Queen Street Clothing House. 
     
     '1‘ Sir Jlleramler, from London, und Jllajcslic 
     
    
   
   
    
     from Liverpool, their full supply of British Goods 
     
     which they now offer for stile at the lowest possible 
     
    
   
   
    
     prices for cash. 
     
    

    
     M'NU'l"l‘ 6: BROWN. 
     
     oiv HAND 
     
     Blocking, 
     
    
   
   
    
     ALSO 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ten. Sugar, Starch, Black lead 
     
    
   
   
    
     Currants, Raisins, &c. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Oct. 3lst. Bill 
     
     I |‘llE Subscriber, thankful for the liberal patro- 
     
    

    
     . nape ll: has hitherto received. begs leave to 
     
     int"-vrin the public, that, having recently returned 
     
     fxi-iii England, \\'ltt.'l‘u he directed his attention to the 
     
     littlest iin rovemsnis in Hoiuit: Suoliivo and Inw- 
     
     iiig put himself under the instruction of one of the 
     
     most iicientitic Surgeons of the Royal College of Va- 
     
     terinary Surgeons, London, 0 considers himsel 
     
     competent to Shoe llorseti upon 1 
     
     principles. Homes having their hoof: injured by bad 
     
    
   
   
    
     shoeing. or other cnuses, may be restored to perfect 
     
     soundness by being shod without the no of Nails. 
     
     The subscriber has on hand a full supply of SHOES 
     
    
   
   
    
     an 
     
     '. 
     
    
   
   
    
     adapted to Horses on the Road or l"srin. Iso, c 
     
     fnrnisll all kinds ot'.lG RIC UL TURAL IJIIPLL 
     
     JIEJVTS on the shortest notice. 
     
    
   
   
    
     of Russian diplouiatists at St. Petersbur-_-li 
     
     which was laboriously cotitradicted. Austria . 
     
     is said to desire that in future the llospodnrs of 
     
     the Principalities should be nominated for life 
     
     by the Porte, but for the great European Pow- 
     
     ers to have a right of vote. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Tut: l’i:Aci-: Quizsrioiv. l 
     
     The Globe of last evening says :—'I‘hc 
     
     peace rtiiiiours are not entirely without 
     
     foiiiulutiou, but we should W(ll'l't'llIli1ll ex- 
     
     treiiioly t.'I'l'(iilt'0ll§ iviipressioii, if we de- 
     
     scribcd that foiiudtitiou as possessetl ol = 
     
     the solidity \\ltl(:ll sonic ctipitulist.-i and, 
     
     others have lll\'L'§lt.‘tl it; upon which tlit-yl 
     
     could appear to litivt: built the most suit-7; 
     
     guinc uxpeetiitioiis. ltussiti has liersclfi 
     
     made no propositiuiis for peace. She; 
     
     li:ii'iti_;;‘ iiizidu no olli-r of ti.-ruis of p(!tl(‘.t), 
     
    
   
   
    
     it czitiiiot of lfttllfstl he sttitetl wliat pre-, 
     
     cisc tertiis the hc|li_-_:irrt-til powers would7 
     
     lie willitizg to cniisitlvr lt is oliviotis, 
     
     ltt)\\’(‘,\'l‘l‘, that the l)t.'()l)lt- of this t:nuntr_v 
     
     have .'t riglit to oxpi,-t't und iii:i_v fully ¢-.\’- 
     
     pcttt that tho i(‘flltS wliitzli \\'t2lIl(l be now 
     
     COllSl(l('N.‘tl us 3lll.lll>‘~'ll)l|‘. us lt';.{1ll‘(lS sut- 
     
     isf:it:.ioii for llll! ]ll't'Sl‘ltl and s4!t'Ilrll_V for 
     
     the llli'-ll't', will lIl.' j.ji'i-trill.‘ l:| :t;lv;:ii«-«- of_ 
     
     llt0.~‘t) \\'lll:‘lI woie il.-trim-tl woithy of t7U!l“ 
     
     Sliltrtitlliitr. wltirti St'li:i.~‘t:iiinl tititl u l(llsS- 
     
     iaii power in this lli:it:l; Sen t.-.\'isted. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ,\I\F.t'lHl’l'|l oiv‘ Stu (7oi.is (.'.i.‘ii'tir.i.t..— 
     
     It is ~tziit‘d in troiiiicxioii with Sir Colin 
     
     Caiiiiplu-ll’.~i retzi.-ut visit to \Viiidsor Castle, 
     
     that in the course of the (,'\'(',ltlll;__', ll(‘l' Mu- 
     
     jr-sty iiiuilc Sit‘ Colin sit on the sofa. licsidt-. 
     
     her, and pointed out to him, that the t\l‘.'ll_\' 
     
     in the (,3:-iinea could not get on without lll.'ll, 
     
     und tlitit lic iiittst l't.‘ll|l'll. The gnlloiit ol-l 
     
     soldier is said to have been Sn iiiiich i|ll‘L‘t'l' 
     
     ed by his S.i\-t-,rci;;ti‘s kindly lltllgllilgc as t - 
     
     litive littrst into tours, and to lIil\'t' ussuit-d 
     
     his royul hostess, that he would do aiiiitliizip : 
     
     for her, saying, “ I'll even carry it niusltr t i 
     
     for your Miijesty." 
     
    
   
   
    
     All persons to whom the subscriber in indebted, 
     
     will please forward their Accounts for adjustment; 
     
     and all ernons intlehted to him will oblige by niuliing 
     
    
   
   
    
     inimediitte paytneiit. 
     
     WILLIAM .lAl{E.\lAN. 
     
     Charlottetown, Nov. 23, 1855. 
     
    
   
   
    
     London, Oct. 29th, 1855. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Gss'ri.i:.\ir.s; 
     
    

    
     I ht‘|’t‘lIV ceriiI'_v. that Mr. Wm. Jakeinzin has 
     
     been (';it’t‘llllly exiunin-id by inc. and I find ltim 
     
     fullv C0lltpt'l8lll to adinitiisier Medicines and at- 
     
     tend llorso-s. As I have had even uieuiisoftest- 
     
     ing his '|')lilll(f§ lltlllllil his stay in Lotidoit. 
     
    

    
     ours. G(lllllPtll€D. 
     
     W.\l l".Vl".li.-\RD. 
     
     V(’lt‘l'llli|f_V .\iir«__wnii, 
     
     .'\lt-iiibnr of R. V. Col. 
     
     F 'fIN'I‘;"'t-'RE VVAiiEI'}OU£3E.‘. 
     
     G]'.‘0R(r'l': I)0I./(:'I.'.r1-T. 
     
     I .\VlNt3 h|:t‘Il(‘|l an l-‘..<t;ilnlislitiii'iit iu the new 
     
     linilditzg min‘ door mist of the rt:.~'itleiit'».: tvfllm 
     
     llou liliiilthl if-ii.i;.~, he is pn~p.ir:-tl to sell :it 
     
     prim-s less than iii any other t~~il:ilili<litiit~iit in the 
     
     City, 
     
     Fl3§§i*v' '1TU 
     
     llo li:i.-I now on lI':l-l .-i largo il.-l~'i|lllltl’i-l o|'—.li:iir. 
     
     .~lul'.:d, .—;iriu;-'.io:tot:i .:i.ll":\.\'. (lltilllltahllly and 
     
     bl:i<:k iv.il.iui.) V.Il‘ltHi:l litiiiilsomte pgmurue, at 
     
     ||fl1I(‘!| riiigiii-,5 limit JL.'i up to .Ll'.. 
     
     l.lll'.‘\'til"..~'; —i'.u'.nr. |i.iii'-stulfetl, 
     
     (Til \lli.\'_ (iii :lio_;iiiy'.) 
     
     lit'.~l (it-‘xi-ill it tti~'-litil',-till lill.‘\lR.", 
     
     Cvttita lrtvit lltN'I\l.\ili Ull:\lli.\', fl‘l\\'l'fI?ll;"— 
     
     v.iiiou< nth:-r p.iit<~i'ti~I <-;iiio-st-:itt-tl l‘luiiis; til 
     
     lillill‘ of no-all-ii ditto; otliirc ditto; .“t-tli,-es: 
     
    
   
   
    
     \fi'.—‘ 
     
     1.51;; 
     
    
   
   
    
     of all kinds. 
     
    
   
   
    
     spring-liottoiir 
     
    
   
   
    
     St-item ‘ rid.tis; \Vlttdow Sctils Ilnd lllllN'i‘ 
     
     \\'orI. 'l'.it-i---4; I.o.-ltiiig (ilniscs; l)i.il~iteaid.~i; 
     
     \Vintlotv lllmds aitid l’:tpier Iltiugiiig.-i. 
     
    
   
   
    
     iutidc to orflr-r. .tl tho i-liortt-st notice. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Aim-rit-:in 1:..:.. ....: re-p.iired; i'.iiit-~lmttoiu t7|i.-tits 
     
     I’(.'-.'4I‘.'|lo l. 
     
     .\'o\. .3, l"'i'~. l~' .1’ \il'.'. —li. l'.I'il. 
     
     C‘§i'iaubers’s Publications. 
     
    
   
   
    
      \l~'.v’. 
     
    
   
   
    
     he most irnprovedf 
     
    
   
   
    
     llE SUBSCRIBERS have received per Biirqno 
     
    
   
   
    
     itiimgitis. 
     
    
   
   
    
     AMES DESBRISAY has received by the 
     
     Jllajestic, front Liverpool, and Sir ..‘2le.i:and¢r, 
     
     from I.on'doti, his tisuzil supplies of 
     
     Autumn and Winter Goods. 
     
     which are offered to the public at the lowest pouiblo 
     
     prices iron CAIH. urge o 0 
     
     Ready Made Clothing. 
     
     among which are some very superior Coats. Also 
     
     on hiind a few very good India Rubber Coats, Seo- 
     
     men's Caps, &c., 
     
     Nov. 1, I855. 
     
    
   
   
    
     FAIRBANKS’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     CELEB“-ATID 
     
    

    
      or ALL VARIETIES. 
     
     Warehouse, 34 Kilby Street. 
     
    

    
     BOSTON. 
     
     G-REENLEAF GL BROWN, 
     
     Aonivrs. 
     
    
   
   
    
     "J? Railroad, llay . Cool, and Farmers‘ SCALES 
     
     set in any piirt ofthe Provinces by experienced work- 
     
     in 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
       
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
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     men. 
     
     Sep. 8th, 1855. 
     
    
   
   
    
     COMMISSION MERCHANT 
     
     and General Agent. 
     
     HE undersi ml liriving good Shop.Ce|lerage 
     
     and Wnreiouse room. ofi‘ers his services as 
     
     General Agent on Commission lllercltnnt, would 
     
     attend to the purchase rind shipment of Produce, &c. 
     
     Rl:r:iu:ivc|:s.—llonbls. JAME8 Pii:Aiu:, 
     
     -' W. \V. Lorin, 
     
     D. l3iu:N.:tN, 
     
     “ Ciuts. Youivc. 
     
     W. B. Duos, Esq., Am. Con. Agent. 
     
     GEORGE MOORE. 
     
     e(‘.h::rloltetown, 
     
     l. Ex. Ad. 2tnn. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Striitford Hotel, 0 
     
     361 Nov. 1855. 
     
    
   
   
    
     HARDW'.»t RE. 
     
     US'l‘ RECEIVED from llue U. 
     
     By IIASZARD & OWIZN. 
     
    
   
   
    
     llenshiiii rind C|onisnn’s Siipurior .\l.iv hint: ground 
     
    
   
   
    
     pposit 
     
     s 
     
    
   
   
    
     .« 
     
     if 
     
    
   
   
    
     , and for sale 
     
    
   
   
    
     .,cu'.ti_iig otftind splitting Circular .~'tiws, lb‘ iucti, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Circular Siiw Arbors. 23 inches, 
     
    

    
     Mortise I.'.IlCllr-S, l.iii-‘us, l.:itch l.ot'lt, l."\"l‘ Locks, 
     
     und Lurks with Night Lutcli for front door, frozii lid 
     
     to 205 eacli, 
     
    

    
     \\"esterii ziml People‘: llini Lock-', 
     
    

    
     \V:irdrolic |"“)l\§. ll:it and (font lll\0l(~‘, plain and 
     
    
   
   
    
     i l)l'-‘ll‘Cll 3d to Is 3d per drz. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ar;_:illo, .\llll(‘l‘.ll, I’:-rct-l.iiii (\\lllt pliitvtl sliniilt and 
     
     roses and plated .-li:iul<-i l’ort:-»l.-iiu ro.-2--') (il:|.~'S uiid 
     
     Sll\‘Cl'l‘ll (Bronze .\loitntin,-_v), liozr l\'ii-ihs, 
     
    

    
     lliiigi-s. Butt, ". lluolts ui.tl lllil_:;'."‘, l'U'~, Slipc- 
     
     rior articles 
     
    
   
   
    
     'I‘ovver and Barrel Boll-I, lirnss :iiid Iron, ~l.[.d to 23 
     
    
   
   
    
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     All oi!»--r l.iml.-of llt)l.'Sl'Zlllll.ll l"llRNl'|‘l.ll{l‘. _ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Aves und ll.'il(‘lw_-ts, zt~-t‘:'I- ~l 
     
     .\lu-iv: Stool St-i‘c'.\s, llt'lii‘l2 d v. 
     
     .-‘crew \\'n-.m-lit-.4. &c., 
     
    
   
   
    
     sizt-s, llziuiiiicrs, 
     
     \\'iiu.l and Iron, 
     
    
   
   
    
     A1=o*;'-x:3 '::.m 3.-;* ’£.'..:’:L.L. 
     
     The   ;:. 2...‘.-Iti;." 
     
     HOUSE,  1:-:10. 
     
     (‘li.\lZL()'l'l‘l‘I1‘t)\YN, MAY, 181:5. 
     
     T. Dnsismsev Co. 
     
    
   
   
    
     .\Vl-'. just received, per l.-ito urrivnls firm Lon- 
     
     don, Dublin, lfnited States and llnlitzix, their 
     
    
   
   
    
     .\ll kind.-i of, Supplies for the Sciisoii, coiiiprising, in the whole, an 
     
    
   
   
    
     .'.i'lcItsiz'c mid Vurt't‘n' flscorlizicnl of 
     
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     whole of which they can with cuulidonco recommend 
     
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