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     March 23, 1855. «(w 
     
    

    
     WHEREAS certain persons have been cutting 
     
    

    
     down trees upon my Lands, and have carried 
     
     away wood tlterefrom, without License from me- 
     
     This is to give notice, that nil persons having so 
     
     tres sad, or who shall. hereafter, so ms nu, 
     
     ahal , on discovery, be prosecuted accordin to aw. 
     
    

    
     . ll. EIOLL. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Kcnwith, Township 32. Doc. 27. 
     
    
   
   
    
     OYLI-1'8 Pocket READY RECKONER for 
     
    

    
     Tirnher, Plank, Boards, 8aw- , W1 GES, 
     
    

    
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     E The New Steamer Rosebud. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Captain .Mltl.lle80ll 
     
    
   
   
    
     S intended to sail iininadiatolyon the o uing of 
     
     the navigation, from Charlottetown for icton and 
     
     Shsdiac, weekly, 
     
    
   
   
    
     during the OllII|ll' saason; (nnleu 
     
     prsvsntcd by any nnforssscn occnrranea.) 
     
    

    
     This Steamer has been built osprsssly for the ac- 
     
     commodation of the travelling Public, between this and 
     
     thaadjolning Colonies. Tho owner conlidentl hopes 
     
     that from the comfort, speed and safety of the at, the 
     
     wall-known character of the Commander, the so- 
     
     briety and cilcicncy of tha ctiicars and crew. that the 
     
     Public will generously assist him, in the endeavour to 
     
     maintaining a goodoommnnioatiou batvvsca this Island 
     
     and tho gdyoining Proviacas, during the opening of 
     
    
   
   
    
     in . 
     
     :m .'}..in.. and otlisr psrticalavs will shortly be 
     
    
   
   
    
     an itasaop 
     
     nissv _~ 
     
    
   
   
    
     . Wll. 
     
     Charlottetown. 88th larch. I 
     
    
   
   
    
     Charlottetown, P. E, lslaiiil, Wednesday, April 18, 1855. ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     NEWS BY THE ENGLISH HAIL.  
     
    
   
   
    
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     (From the European Times.) 
     
     'i‘he chances of pence in the present position  
     
    
   
   
    
     Dl9“"""”"""‘"9l' oi'a,l}’;iii-s are first vunisliing into thin ttir, and matters respecting which we can glean nothing sored, th 
     
    
   
   
    
     it is now gericrttlly believed that the death of‘ 
     
     Nicholas has rittlier retarded than udntriced; 
     
     the termination of hostilities. Before Sebas-l 
     
     topol we have done nothing to_hring the war‘ 
     
     to at close—notliin;: to iuiiko on iniprcssion on; 
     
     Russia, rind tho \'ienn:t Conference has nd-; 
     
    
   
   
    
     pjomncd the “Md Win,‘ to c,._,,_M° um lrussian ; C0iZliliih'5'.tl'ii.l.t ilopziriiiiciit oi‘ the iii-itisli tirniy  [1] 
     
    
   
   
    
     plenipotentiuries to coinn nnicntc with their. 
     
     governinent, prepar.-itory, n all llfolltlllillly, to 
     
    

    
     it final l)l'Cl|l(il1g-tip of the negoeintions. The; 
     
     campaign on which we aim about to enter in.-iy, 5 
     
     ere it closes, improve our position; but C\'Q1‘y- : 
     
     thing which is pnssiiig iiround would ii-.-oin to. 
     
     indicate, tlintinore blood must be shed, more 
     
    
   
   
    
     I lives must: he sacriiicuil, more treaisiirc must he l‘~“"-ml “"‘-‘* l"‘l"""'l'l.'§~ 
     
    
   
   
    
     spent before the pride and the prctciisioiis of- 
     
     liiissiai. ll:l‘v'O been reduced. \\c SCH it ntttiutl 
     
    
   
   
    
     ry,Sn.1ps, Spice.~2,l‘;iints, 7uudm.iht_i,.e1y’ h;"ttlL01un’,:,‘u:,g,} \._.3_iU.:_, p,.uS_‘ noun,‘ in Wltlcll pt--:ts.iiit l:ll.\'lltL‘:7s ho is lit». 
     
     ; sia has held during the last few wet-l;s to the , §i"*‘“ll.l_"Lj“Z 
     
     l Western Powers has lJi,'(,'-')l|lL‘ innre :ll"i‘Iillt)ill-’)llS, I ‘“l»!- _ _ 
     
     y the result, no doubt, oi licr (‘.‘((,‘lllSl<)ll ii-om they 11”“ "3 ll” l"’>‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Vienna. Conference; mid ti. still worse Sip!!! is,; 
     
     that the new U’/.:tr lins witlidmwii the lint-st~ 
     
     portion of his army from l.’ol.tliil,1‘tllll suh:.titii-  
     
     ted Asiatic troops, which would soeiii to indi-E 
     
     cute tli.it the liLlSSitlll ;;-weritiiient in thus :icliii_i_;, 
     
     have ll. conviction, tl_i-.it l’ol:ind llflti iiotlliii; to} 
     
     dread from Austria. indeed, the part whit-hg 
     
     Aiistrizt may now not is the int-st i.np.ii't.int§ 
     
     fi“.l.l.lli'I) in th-- niliiir. It has heoii .~s.-.i«l, th.it thy 
     
     deniiinds oi" l-}u;;l.iiid and l“r.itiec were iil*.:".:::i 
     
     in at low key at the present (,‘oiii'ci-.:-nee in the 
     
     Anstriztn capital, in order to f‘1:CliZ'J tho coit- 
     
     tinued ndhesion of that power, aim] in the 
     
     beliefthstt if ncgocistions fziilcd, it would pro- 
     
     coed to ti. declitrulion of w.Lr agaiiist Itussiii; 
     
     but its little or nothing is known of what actu- 
     
     ally occurred at the Conference, this inn be 
     
     an opinion linzzirded in ignorance of the uctual 
     
     fncts. At the some time, such it statement as 
     
     the one which comes from Wnrsniv relative to 
     
     the withdrawal at the resent moment of the 
     
     best troops of Russia. from Poland goes far to 
     
     strengthen the suspicions in Austrian sincerit . 
     
     Lord Clarendon, indeed, paid it marked comp i- 
     
     ment to Austria in the debate nrising out of 
     
     Lord Lyndhurst‘s motion, nnd spoke so warm- 
     
     ly on the subject, as to make us waver in arri- 
     
     ving at is conclusion unfnvora ble to Austria: but 
     
     it is just possible that Lord Clarendon himself 
     
     may have been deceived; miy, that Lord John 
     
    

    
     nsscll, who is on the spot, has been hood- 
     
     winked. It occurred to us two or three weeks 
     
     ago, when it became known, that the Emperor 
     
     Francis Joseph had sent the Austrian Archduke 
     
     ona visit of condolence to St. Pctersburg, that 
     
     such compliments between powers which might 
     
     be at war in ii. short time seemed strnn . and 
     
     we said so. The caution with which ustria 
     
     has hitherto acted, is, we four, more compli- 
     
     mentary to her skill, than to her cnndonr, and 
     
     it would not surprise us to find, after all, that 
     
     with more professions of sincerity than Prussia, 
     
     she hits been playing the some deep and decep- 
     
     tive me. It is within the range of probabi- 
     
     lity, from the turn which events are takiu , 
     
     that the Western Powers will have the two 
     
    

    
     rent German states its well its Russia for their 
     
    

    
     oes. At no time since the war began, did the 
     
     horizon look more dark and lower-in , and great 
     
     must be the delight of Kossuth, nszini, and 
     
     the other representatives of oppressed nation- 
     
     alities tiierent. if this occur, we are only at 
     
     the commencement of the most terrible conflict 
     
     which Europe has ever witnessed, and one 
     
     which may shnko thrones and dynasties like 
     
     the ivory in n dicc- x. 
     
    

    
     We have dos atchcs from Lord Raglan to the 
     
     17th instant, rom General Cpnrobcrt to the 
     
     same date, and by we of St. Petersbur ac- 
     
     counts from Sebnstopol also to the 17th. rom 
     
     the first of these nuthorities we learn that the 
     
     siege works are progressing, but that the 
     
     enemy are as active as the Allies in raising 
     
     counter-works of a substantial kind, followed 
     
     b nttticks and counter attacks, in which the 
     
    

    
     tench appear to have borne the rincipsl part. 
     
     The Frenc General gives a dctai ed as ition 
     
     of some hard fighting connected with t c Rita-‘ 
     
     sinn anibusoadss. in which opsrstion our bravo 
     
    
   
   
    
     New Series. No. 233" 
     
    
   
   
    
     in the Russian camp. Political correspondents, 
     
     like those diplornittists who are not members of 
     
     the Conference, can form no cleiirriiid connected 
     
     idea. of Wl‘l|i is going on ; but you may be as- 
     
     iit the iiussinn eagle will not escape 
     
     _ wings and talents so 
     
     closely cli_ppe<l, that it will tor the future be 
     
     coinp:ir:itm:ly liriiineless. Perl-:1 e no one in 
     
     this city,_ except the Conference .\ iuistcrs and 
     
     _ their :issist:iiits. has even the most distant idea 
     
     i‘lie l ofwlnit the three protoeo's nlrendy sivvned con- 
     
     - . . . O 
     
     I 1 I _ 1 I 1 d I _ in; but nuzlicntic infoi-xinition lllls reached 
     
     llH"l"tl.i.’i -'\-t.’ - '» .i.   - - 
     
     the ‘Sc: “_ywii1l{::‘i.i:;i’ ).“Oril<_‘”'il>t:i pint‘ [L)i<itiiin_,t: olf, ll]t,‘i.t.ii the nay ill iil_ni.li the question relative 
     
     _ p ' «- -I - r - It --L 1* >1‘ ‘_0 ,to Jolilaiviai, \\;ill.ichi:i, and bi.-rvi:t.lins been 
     
     B.Il.ilil:l\al. ll:l.(l l)¢L‘lt l'ClltlL'i‘\,‘tl cnilur.'il»le. inc lgcttlogd is [git-lily 8,,,;51;,ct0,.y to the foul. Allied 
     
     “ ri.it'vi-.'.-i" wor-.: ;;i\'ing trouble hv their .irnnk- p,,“.,_,,.3_ 5,,‘?,,,. ,,];..;,t mI5«ri\»in(,5 were felt “mt 
     
     Onlicss and iii.~'iilv>riliii.i.ti«ni. and soiii.-. of tlieni  Austri.i would, to iise tho 3xp1'c:siott of the hon 
     
     had been lli.‘itl0 to t:i.~te the sweets oi'inilit.tt'y  ltln'lll)"l' for 'l‘~iiiwortli " liiiinhug” the Westerli 
     
     lnw. Lord i.;i;;l;iii lltttl heeii iinwctl._ but hisl 'm\'oi-s; but Count Buol and jgumn pmkosch 
     
     "~"‘l "-0 4‘-"—“—‘ 15 “T-lml l are soil to l';:l.\'-3l)".:lil.\'(‘d in :i. way which excited 
     
     mi“ “"3 “'l’“l~‘ "F ill’ ‘ll-N l3 ill)?‘-'|'l"-"l ll‘ \\'I'l- * the nIiniir.itiouot'tlio r0[irc.=,entnt'ii'es of ltlnf-{land 
     
     ilil;:f,1llllil\i‘c[).ti‘ltl;f doouin.:iitsl'or triinxiiiis:-ion lam] I-‘r;ui,(-1‘, \Vlmn Lorri Jnlm Itueugn spcke 
     
     ' ' V . " ' s 
     
     _ _ and on wli-.it t:‘llltJL‘(‘li he spoke, ll.l‘(‘ unknown; 
     
     until one or two iii tl--- lll’_lI‘!l- 3 but hi} mud, rcccnllv int-,-Li umply an excenent 
     
     --H’ V~‘l‘.‘,-' -“l'-‘.“~'t‘ili|U‘~l5*' l-ll‘ 'l!l' l’-.'1‘=l ‘ sp.:t‘t-li, as it -.t"on i‘rol:. sch ‘i-stci'd.iy expressed, 
     
     ll--‘“- 1‘~”'l “-ill‘-‘ll “llfillii F“?-'lV his l.i ‘ u_li.iii'.itioii cflzis e nilllcllcu 
     
    
   
   
    
     ut it is clear from all these accounts, that the 
     
     esieged rind the bcsicgers ure pretty much in 
     
     the some fix. and when the final itssniilt will be 
     
     made, or whether it will be made at nll,urc 
     
    
   
   
    
     from tltcse d-.sp.it<lies. The more oopioiis pri- I without ll’].\'iilg llttd. its 
     
     vntc iiccounts represent the ll(‘.iilt:I oi tilt? H.l ted 
     
     troops as hiiving greatly iinprovcd. and the’ 
     
     men and uilicers, to reliirve the nionotony ofl 
     
     uty, were crignged in (lo_:_-rzices and other} 
     
     sorts oi tin active and exciting imtni-o. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     loin .-. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
         
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     J0 0l)\'i.:t«‘\.l by .;«J'.itllil" out .1 limit‘?! or two of: Y,-. .l:---| 0" _'1‘- . ' vi ~ . . ' 
     
    

    
     clcrl'~3 it is now tl‘)’l‘i'Il"tl in ‘V -ii ll ’-i1''iwll . ' ' Mil ‘ML M “ii” ilnllrcrtnlle is 
     
     4 .  I K _ _ ~ fix - ~- " L. ‘ -K iiuw l1-‘l..‘__ ial, out the l:t'=ll)islIilll_\’ is, Liar uulesg 
     
     ‘l“-’~“~l-*2 “ “fl-W1‘ It 1-‘3 l>U3>l'Jl0 N ll‘ -‘‘''-15‘ some Ullluh ~::i dilli<'ull_v :El:(l\li(i prcssiit itself, the 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     “,’l"’l ‘W fill. ._~‘o \\'-“ll liiii it lwfiilt -.-:li‘*- ‘"‘“l ' »"l'('()'ll.l l?(-l'..i will he ~.-'rit'.ml t- -il..y. ii is rclziteil 
     
     5"‘*"‘ ill” ”ll'“7-9 ill“ l«”“l‘~"l "1 lliv‘ ‘llllll the‘ q :L’tli-’lil «ii \\l:i~"ll Hiifll at iliiT::i'ence of 
     
     'i‘i.._- 't".irli~; at iI'i]-tttorin. lizite ha-1 --zze or two lupiuion il'l'.tllli:-leil itselikluriiin the sittinn of the 
     
     sin:i.l l.‘i‘tl.\'ll(‘S with the iiiissintt outp-.i;'ts: but ,1_,). mg‘...-.3 5-1;;--.eril‘,iy relzited iii the foriiihtirin of 
     
     fl“‘lV- ill” ill‘? li“=>li‘-‘Iv’. l'1l‘-"~‘- l"3<‘” -“i «--.s~lw‘l|'! the ‘- S‘-'l.tllt2.:.l -.iuihmiIy” rntziiiioiied in the second 
     
     ipag t i"ll‘ posiiioii. by the or ictivrn oi 2i'.l'l2lli.‘il‘.!l ! an},-V1,, up ,5”, _,1;(,g ‘i[;,,,_,),~,.c' M “mch a mmala_ 
     
     iii-L‘ ‘~.'orl-~“s '~="«l UH‘-I l‘-H1‘9~l’J|'lfl- U4 1"‘,".3‘~T‘l‘~"l 33 tion was i.iri-rzirtlo-.1 :i few days since. The Roa- 
     
     lilli -“'—.‘."Ml:‘l«‘- lll all this 1lli'N i3 mile l"‘0\l 1-01' 1 sizin Iliinistcr ilisplays a strong desire to come to 
     
     C-Jll.>'JillilI)2l. ’i‘l;e \vo;tt‘.it~r contiiiiie:-i to he rt"-i'y ‘- an uu.j.;;-sim-.l.'n;, ii‘: ll.t:il'£Uill(:l.tl political op- 
     
     Cl-~“'.L'C'3-W10: hilt lint) 0D U10 “‘l10l“~-»"" lint‘. ‘ poiieiits do iiol. dou".it,tlint Prince Gortscliakotf 
     
     llldfiedv Wilt ‘-110 li-U-“Slims “T0 1"3L‘0lVln3 ‘Wilde has rccz.-ivrrd lil23ll’LlCll(lllSl0 imke verv arr.-at con- 
     
     SllI‘Plll-'S 01311011 and ml‘-nlti0Y15 0l'“'i1l‘- llfllll l ccssicns, rather than that the (,‘oni'cr'eitrcc should 
     
     90"“? d9Cl1>'lV'0 l>1\lll'3 M9 We" ll’“'r§ll‘ ll‘ “Wlscparatc wiiliout having completely settled the 
     
     open country before Sehaistopol, the 1?1'°3’~‘ni ’ basis for :i future pence. 'i'liv.=. third article, which 
     
     urisatisiitciory state of things is lil-:ol_v to con- refers in the rllick Sea, ireiglis heavily on the 
     
     tinnc. We inzty not uiircasonably iiil'-Jr. ill"-3 minds of the niernbcrs ofiiiu Cciifereiice, and the 
     
     «liufifilim 1'0-SiSiImC0 in the Black 59*‘ ll“ llt"-‘ll Allied Powers have not agreed on the conditions 
     
     rather stren the-nod than wcrtkenod during the which are to ba pmpuscd to Rlpsgia’ [3, pmm,‘ 
     
     lust 11”»? “'0¢'3- an end to her preponderance there. You have 
     
     Admiral 531' Edllllllld LYON‘ llafi 50"‘ ll0m0 nlwnvs been informed, that Aiisirizi would not feel 
     
     11“ GCCOUN 0f M3 <l0in,‘_-’,5 in “I0 Bliltli 503. ltersc-ilf bound to go to war with Russia, should 
     
     where he has been very usefully cxuplo_'.'Cl’1 in the Western Powers make the destruction of 
     
     crippling the POWCI‘ Of lillS3l=lv- We 03-111 Sebastopol one of the conditions of peace, and the 
     
     from his dcspiilicllefiv that 9- V01‘)! 51113“ 033001‘ intelligence may be considered perfectly authentic, 
     
     under his command, Lieutenant Arm 'tiigc, in if no; quire omciap 1,, me w,,,,4,_.,.,,. of Md,’ 
     
     “"3 VlP°1'a did 3 WT)’ 3m'~l1'i thing— '~‘5“'0)'Cd we read, that a commission is to he formed ofdele- 
     
     tho mnrtello tower ,and burr-.1cks of Djiiniteia, gates from the p,,we,,, and the pmte, who” 
     
     between Am! and Kcrtch. erected purposely duties it would be to draw up organic laws for the 
     
     to keep open the communication between those Danubian Principaliiics, which shall he introduced 
     
     1Il:H‘~‘3- A TO“! d,§)'5 l«'l-M‘. Cfipmin G-iil311'<l. and maintained by the States represented at the 
     
     with three or four vessels and :1. war tllt'{l.nl8l', Cong,-e3,_ The Vienna MP3,. .150 inform. iu 
     
     ‘ht’ Fulwni “Wicked “'9 f°1'lv1'955 01' Sdllluk‘ readers. that when the second point was discussed 
     
     K310. FY0111 the 805. 0-Dd d1‘0\'° “I0 "OOPS and the ditference between the views of Russia and 
     
     illhilbltillltfl from the buildings, Wlllgll were lhoga of [hg  Powgyg wag \-app g"ikjn8_ 
     
     much lnjflffids i030 th0 09-1310‘! bu-“Cries: but Russia recognized the rights ofthe nations to the 
     
     the movement was less comp10tc.t1I=m it might free navigation or the Danube, and even consented 
     
     have been, in conse uenco of the Circassinns to the appoimmem of . mina ogmmiujon {at 
     
     having fiiilcd to per orm their promise. of co- watching over it, “ but her representatives insisted 
     
     operating at the some time on land 133313186 the on tier being left in possession of her fortifications 
     
     enemy. and the weakness of the ships in i_nen and qnarantines." ii is possible, out some such 
     
     did not enable them to supply U10 0mll8l0l|- remark may have fallen from Prince Gortschaltofl; 
     
     The advanced a uodron left the Downs on but, if so, it was subsequently withdawit, for 
     
     Wednegda for t o Baltic. We hope that positive information has ‘net been given me, that 
     
     Admiral undna will do something great in Austria, England,and Flrancs are firmly resolved 
     
     this son when the navigation opens; but_we “not to long it in the powgg or me Rum“. 
     
     must confess to 60010 regret. that Admlrll again to interrupt the free navigation of the river." 
     
     Napier has been removed lrom the command. rinnu, Marc 24.—It was fully expected 
     
     Tho'public hndconfidence in him, and the con- that the debates on the second basis (the free 
     
     fidence. when a rent occasion arose. would navigation of the Danube) would yesterday have 
     
     have been justified. There will be rough work been brought to aconclusion,'liut such was not 
     
     in the B0-lilo this ION‘. becn_usc tho pbsence of the case, although its more important conditions 
     
     gun-bouts and the necessary information, winch were settled to the entire satisfaction of the union. 
     
     was pardoned last year, cannot be repeated. Should those persons who have read the interpre- 
     
     tation given to the four bases by the allies on the 
     
     98th of December, except to find tho rssolutiona 
     
     taken by the Congress very like them, tlicv will 
     
     find themselves deceived. The four points hnow, 
     
     to the public are mere sketches, but the first two 
     
    
   
   
    
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     THE CONFERENCFS AT VIEN N A. 
     
     VIENNA, March 22.—'l'ho first of the four 
     
     points is settled, and the second, which relates 
     
     to the free niivigntion ofthe Danube, was yester- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     sllics havs shown thsir customary horoisrn; 
     
    
   
   
    
     day entered into by tile Conference. During 
     
     the first three meetings, all went on smoothly 
     
     enough, but the sitting of yesterday is said to 
     
     have been very stormy. What it was that 
     
     roused the bileot the representatives of Russia 
     
    
   
   
    
     ofthcm have assumed proportions which astonish 
     
     oven the diplontatists whose business it has been 
     
     to complete them. Until now, the Russian repro- 
     
     ssntativcs have not only displayed a most con- 
     
     ciliatory spirit, but they have accepted conditions 
     
     which it was fully expected they wouldutod 
     
    
   
   
    
     is unknown, but the oifensive pro sition is 
     
     sup to have cntiinntcd either rom Count 
     
     Buo or Baron Prokesch, its both those minis- 
     
     ters were yesterday evening in very bad repute 
     
    
   
   
    
     poaitivrly re’ t. 
     
     imuu. March 95.—Ths sixth conference 
     
     I will be held to-utorrow. The third point will ho