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Mos-n t:.ti.. March 27.

. Judge Aylwtn bu brought I charge of forgery agninIt a public Notary. for having mscrted a marginal note to an inventory ; alter the inventory had been clostd.

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Losoox. March 20. Mr. (iladstono‘s bill to put an end to the

to make provisions in respect of the Royal College of lllaynooth, came up again in the House of Commons last evening and was and sun." pmmsmmsI This council 1., ‘hv'hf‘w‘l “t SW‘“ l“'}l§"‘- ,. have two Seerctarics. and to be divided

Su‘ John Gray. Il‘lbf‘l‘llh “‘0'” _I\'lk°““y- into two Committees. to which all matters regards the established Church Ill lrcland “New”. “firming pmtesmm m. Cumuhc as a badge of conquest, and asserted that i shun be “WWMI The grant ml. supprior it mustbo abolished. I ‘ lllducution is in future to be divided be-

ltlr. Idwerd Willis. Liberal. from l’l'fl‘l“ tween thu lwoCrceds. according to popu- l'ml- “'90 5UP "Cd “"3 I’m "‘ " 51"“‘VhU‘ ! lalion. \\'hcncver ten of the Catholic “Uli‘i‘lcmblu m‘gth- “"‘l W“ 10”“le 1’." 1 members of the Council of Public instruc- fvh" mg!” “on. P‘mm’ld “wry Nurmcuw tion, or five of the Protestant members, in opposition to It. 1 . hall be of opinion that their interests rc-

Jl’h" Bright “1“” “wk lhc “0.0" “ml ‘lc‘li quire it. anti Catholics should be separated, “"1111 “ lung “"d “bl” sl"well “‘ “"01. “I I they may sign a document addressed to the measure. ‘ l the Lieutenant (iovornorin Councilaud by

This established Chlfl'?h '0‘. Lllgli‘ml had ; order in Council the Council of Public lll- “W ‘Li‘cm 01“ larg“ “‘“JUF'U' “1 u‘" l’wl’lc strnction shall be divided into two Conu— “1 E|1"hmd. bUl “10 qucsuml “‘15 “hum” ciIs—one Protestant. and one Catholic. that tilttn'eb was good also for the lI’L'l'iJl“ immediately alter its scperation all (lov- "l h‘Chm‘l- The “l’l’oncm's 0‘ “"5 bl“ m" ' crunicnt grants whatever shall be divided

rides for a Council of Public Instruction of twenty-one members—lburtcca Catholics

“null lulled ‘0 PWW “ml ‘1‘“ 95mm" “1‘ between tho majority and the minority!

the ctrilizrd world was Oplloi“ 1? “"5 according to their t‘espculit‘o populations. measure as had been stated. llc reviewed 1,, Mammal Md Que.)ch Cunnmions uu_ the opinion of statesmen on the question ummcd [u “in. 1mm“). '01. school pm” “"d qumcd [Am-l SWIFT" "9"“‘rk- mi“ poses—this money they shall pay the helm“! “'55 um ‘1“05mm 0‘ _“‘° “"“w' School Commissioners according to the 11° “(erred ‘0 ll“: 0mm“ 0‘ Lmd “1‘50 assessment. roll, as bctwccn Catholic and while Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and tho protesan positions of other 'l‘orics to show that the fly had no licy on the irish question. “1° hm now do” we uouse' he commu' London March 25. ed' w“ acceptabl" to him mass (3‘ me pco‘ The Steamboat Companies have declined Pl" 0‘ Immudv ("mmhcs and lromsmms to modify the terms of their late Ocean con- ‘3 mm- ”‘d “33 EWCTMU "l’lJl“""-“l by tracts, as suggested by the Post Office dc-

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I I 4 The Education llili oi the Quebch cstnbltshutcntol thathurch ol irclantl and Gowmnwm is extremely "bump u pm. I

the people 01 England. As had been before stated here the established Church itt ire-

land was a badge of conquest. The C0n~ before the Spanish Cortes on the 2-lth March.

scrvatives of the future would review the

attitude of the present. Conservatives on Government is to be monarcbieaiin form with

this question with surprise. llo quoted «Senate and Congress. TheSenutoriultcrm I is limited to thirteen years. Senators arc to unanimously.

Cavour’s works on lrcland. where that author shows that the established Church prompts dissatisfaction and animosities in that country, and causes the peasantry to be in a worse condition than the slaves oi

Antilles, and that the irish were continually mm m. m ych

protesting against it. The speaker then

CU'HNSW‘I “‘3‘ POE-“l?” 9“ "l" Chum" ,i" ported the Conatitution are favorable to the Li‘gl““d5 “bemusl h" 5““h seperution of Church and State. The min- Wcl'u not received by the Churches. 111“ by ority propose that the Roman Catholic be re-

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be elected by Provisional Councils—four for each Province; and Deputies to the Congress are to be elected every three years by univer- sal suffrage.

lts lending features are as follows :—-’I‘he

The reign of the King is to be limited to a

Sultitntisibi: JOURNAL, "ransom, 2:131:11. i: 1869.

House of Assembly.

\ hloxmv. March 21.

Mr. McMillan presented the petition of (‘harles Utlo “inkler. of Stnntncrside.

:Sonlh (icrmtuiy. emigrated to this island Iabant four years ago. and now doeirt-s to become a naturalized subject. Committee appointed to report thereon.

lllr. llrrrkcn presented a petition from \V. E. Dawson anti others. inhabitants of it‘havlottctown. setting forth that'pctition-

crs have it in contemplation to erch a

seminary lor the rduration of the youth. under the control oi'tbe \\'eslcyan Metho- dists; and asking for an Act of incorpora- tion. Committee appointed to report |thereon. 1 Mr. hit-Neill presented a )ctitiou from 1.\1cxanderblellillau and olltcrs. initabi tanls of “'hcatlcy llivcr and vicinity, stating that ajoint stock company, knoth as the “ “'hcatlcy Ilivt Lime Company." had been formed. and as ‘ incorporation. Committee appointed to report thereon.

A llill from the Legislative Council. re- ‘lating lo the appointment of Clerk ol that body. was received and read.

The Attorney (iencral, Mr. llaviland, and Mr. \ic.\ulay remarked on the nature

fringed on the prerogative ol the liuuse. touching the initiation ot money votes; and

jertions against empowering the Le, . tire Council to appoint their own Clc' yet they could not. sustain the liill, on the ground .Liat it interfered with the appro- priation of money.

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. . , .. - : .- Ml‘. “Mil-111d D1079“ that said Bill be to amend the Act for ll'LH'Cllllll‘" frauds b ' “in draft 0f the n‘w consmuuon w“ Lua read a Second limo lhfli day (“1'09 '“0111115- secret. llills of Sale of 1personal Fliattcls. 3 in consequence ot its being nn iuii‘l‘icrenee! with the privileges of the llouse in .‘Khfi; .\lr. llcll, from Committee of the whole tion to money matters. Motion curricu I' an Supply. reported scvc 'al Resolutions.

it was then resolved. that. on Thursday1 next. the House go into Committee on the

dcspatch of Earl Granville, on the subjtct Resolution, were the lollOWh‘g- Viz:— ot' paying the Governor‘s salary. .

lllr. llchlllfly. in reply to the motion ol

The majority ofthe Committee which re- the Attorney General. to go into Commit-

tee 01 Supply. said that the Government were responsible to the House for the

manner in which the supply of last year

.tliepuritansantlnull-cottIOI‘mislS. INalions mined as the religion oftlte suite, \vi.htoler- “my be“, (.xpund.,d_ 1. was me duty 0, never lorgtt tho-r rcltgtous grievancus ntion for other breeds. 'l‘hc liberty of the iudupcndem mumbugI mum‘oreI ,0 sec

until the cause is removed. The old poli-

cy par and by England rendered Ireland fully guaranteed by the new Constitution.

more ultra-montane than any country in Europe.—Cntholicism was not only a matter of faith, but of patriotism for which the irish were ready to suffer. Ol‘illit‘, it need bc.-—Sinco the union disturbances have been continued. Protestantism was the only fire that was destroying everything that is good and noble in Ireland, resulting,r iu the absolute disappearance of peace and loyalty. ‘i‘hc irislttncn who had emigrated

to the batted States and Australia were m his home in GncmmeI Tcmwnea

watching anxiously the result of this great question. The entire l-‘eniau project was led and kept alive by tile sympathy of Americans, under the ideathnt England never did justice to Ireland. There were no bittorcr fees to England in the United States than ltishmcn. the liotiso was now asked to do justice to lrcland, not from tear of foreign ct emies, but. for the sake of internal peace and tranquility. : Loxnox. March ‘22.

In the House of Commons to-day, Mr. Fortescue. Chief Secretary tor lruland. said the Government did not intend to ex- tend clemency to any other Feniaus now in prison.

The debate on the Irish Church bill was resumed. Sir Itoundoll I’nlmer made a. speech favoring the disestablishment. but opposing discndowmeut. and said he would propose and urge modifications of the bill in committee.

Laxnox, March 24.

Titodcbate on the. llill tor lhediscstnblish» meat of the lrish Church was resumed in the House of Commons last. night. Mr. Spencer II. Walpole, member for Cani- !)ridgo University, opposed the Bill; and The O‘Donoghuc, member for 'I‘ralee, made a f'crvid speech iti its favor. Mr.

Press and the right of public meetings are'

The Cortes has passed it. conscription law. A guard mobile has been organized in Anda- lusia to enforce the conscription and the col- lL-ction of taxes.

that supply for the past had been judicious-.

ly expended, before they entertained sup ; ply for the present year.

The Attorney General said that his mo-‘ tion, to go into Committee of Supply. was'

l’rtitiouer is a native of \l'utu-Iuburg. in ‘

Hg for an .\ctol’f returning to Parliament the man of their

and object of the bill, and said that it in—i

also that, though they would urge nu ub- .

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from several hon. members touching thel COluiEs

very laudable and diligent efforts of e ~«-~~~w~ I Indian Connniuioncr. Mr. ’1‘.Stewtu1,_ in To run EDIIOI or rnI JounInIIp. -

the discharge of his duties. Sir-:4. i “0”” “‘l-luumc‘l' As Education has been the subject of IO Imany lengthy article: of late in the public

'I‘ussmv. March :23. , -. . , . tapers, l have been expectinfi, Week Hon. llir. Land presented it llLlllltlniuner “VIII m lee numbing in mm! of

-from dirt-rs inhabitants of l'. E. lslunil.I. I praying for an amendment in the Election ‘ starting I feman Seminary. llut it. leem} the

Law. setting forth that great injustice was attention of our nble writer. is principally 1done to the l't'SillClllL‘.L'C10l'§ ol'lhc several man up “bout me educnfion of the may“, Et'lct‘lnt'nl districts, towns and royalties while our mm,“ “a Ian M pick up moi, jlhlfiugiirml-m; E331“pgufifsixgnl15:33:: education in common schools, or otherwise lift to ‘.\‘t'lu z', - I II ,I Ic vdents to votc on property held by them tttI‘l‘Im' “ 9""“mv “I‘M' a“? "0’ “it u the several districts, towns, and re ‘sl' *8. minds at protestant parents in general. It 'l‘hatclm'tinns \veri-c rtcd in several p‘ .thli as it should be? While our Catholic 01 the island by the votes of parties holId-l“ppczmmurs can bum convent, in amuse,“ in}; l’rolwnlh bl" "01 '""5“lI'“i5I:n flaunts-I , parts of this Island, we Protestants cannot 'rwls' mm “M! m “tiny-(“Ml -Ie pm? r ‘l ‘hoast of even one female Seminary on the tints represented Wit: of very little \.Id_nc.. . bl * S' ' shoull and held only to secure and hold poht all, "lmlt‘ “hind. “h?” I W'hI “'~ “0‘ ‘ linllucncr, and that in some cases resident . have atlcast three, tluttis one in enchcuunty. lclcclot's were debal'l‘ctl the pritilcgo mi The “me 1,,“ arrived, when we can not .only build. them but fill them with young choice. bcing outvoted by non-rt. untsIu-umcn as capabl: of tanking progress in ,whn hi I no interest lit the local at . s ol cdu ‘atinna! attainments as any other country ltlto l)t.~ t. under the sun. 5 Petition was referred to committee to. Ilium been informed, that them is likely E report thereon. E to be a female Srhoulstnrtcd in Charlott'etuwjn. I Mr. Ramsay presented a petition lrom'h’uw, Sir, is there not enterprise am. unity inhabitants of Lots 9. Ill. 11 and 12. pray- enough in the protestant: ofl’rince county to {intr for the establishment. of a Small llcbt start one, on something the same principle; (Jim at Lot, 11. all it wants is some persons of influence, to ‘ Ordered that said petition do lie on the m “‘k“ “‘0 lcluIl- I I table. I believe. Sir._thnt Prince County is not ’I‘he petition prrscntud by Mr. Ramsay. behind “IIICE‘IIUHH'H 01' Queen! Luunllcu 1relating to West Point Wharf. was not re- '0' “19" 0f “bully 0" means 10 “‘1”! 0‘" My

' ~ ' ' .- ’ 1- ‘ he youn" cctted. on lhc ground that it tnlttngcd on l’mJLfl',u“" “"‘y ‘9'“ '0 ““Pro‘le ‘ . a ’ .. . - . . . - - ‘ - _ and rising generation. and certainly this can Itht rule of the lionse, touching the inttnt not be hm" done mm by “Ming proper

m)" 0‘ mmwy “M’CS' colleges or schools. where every man’s child

lion. Attorney General presented a hill

THURSDAY. APRIL 1. 1809-

No notice can be taken ofunnonymoul com: nun" ions. We must know the mini» Ind Id Inc: of our correspondent: u I guurInIy of thoirgood fifth. ‘Wo cInnot undertake to return cominunlcntiope that Ire not used.

I THE aovriyrpn's sunny.

Is it fair that we the people‘ (if this Colony should be compelled to‘ puy'tlm salary of our Lieutenant Governor i. This is a question which is now beingdiicuu- ed with coneidmblewnrmth in this con- tnunity. Unlike most others which oc- cupy public attention, it is a question which nppem to but: but oddlth wit. N 0 one, whether in public or in private, in the Legislative Chamber or by the fire- side, seems inclined to answer the ques- tion in the affirmative. 0n the contrary. an emphatic negative is the unheaitating reply of nearly every native. whatever may be his abilities, or whatever his station. The attempt to compel the people of the Colony to pay the salary of their Chief Magistrate is looked upon by most of them as an unjustifiable piece offyranny. if they do pay it, it is be- cause they feel themselves powerless to resist tlie' will of thosc'who demqnd it, and to prevent what most of them consi- der a greater evil being forced upon them. and not by any mean» because they Io- quiesce in the justice of the claim. They

Received and read.

which were severally read from the Clerk‘s

table, nnfl adopted bill“? “WSO- A'mmg justice, I trust that some other person of

the items 01 .expenditurc contained in said

For general Roiid Service At the disposal of the Gonl‘nmmli !“ “1d 9'. 511b- seriptions for the purpos: of orgzniptng a Poor House, or otherwise. £300. 1'01‘ lhc Volunteer Militia. under Statute, a sum not exceeding £1500. and also the usilfll allowance to the lloard of llealth. Govein- tncnt llousu Committee. inland and Win- ter Mails. and other ordinary services.

Air. Ilrcckon. from the Committee on dirt petition asking to incorporate a lllcth- dist School in Charlottetown. presented a bill to that effect, which was received and read.

nmy attain a suitable education on reasonable . . lentil. Let us up anti be doing—let it. not be must pay this salary, therefore they will

said that we are behind Queen's County, rather pay it. Rxnu'r must, in this instance. 10! “I be “hwd- as in many others, give way to Mall. 4”": :22: 'llfl.“lfi?l‘; A we “mimic, "an" i" SltCl'lIlUO O l ‘ t -- ‘ neither time mgr ability to do it’anytbing like mwhzi‘regggffflllfim.’ ability. will. at an early day, furnish your unconvinced that in “lied-nu.” 1h] readers with some remarks on tho subject. many others, advantage is taken of t, oil- A FARMEIL weakness and. insignificant!“ Icommu- Bedcqtte, March 4, 1869. nit)“ “they”, “fight or mu“. um, "+— bclieve that if: they wow strong» the) To run Horror. or run Jouttmn. “.0 “w wea_y “my numna m DEA“ 31"; million souls instead of a poor one linn' In reading the Speech of Sir Robert and thousand—they would.rcceiwe very lludgsun. Admlnlltruwr 0‘ lhc Government. different. treatment at the funds of Down- on the opening of Parliament. on Wednesday in“ street omciuh, last, I was somewhat lurprllad to find that Anouwr view“ a. “mu. m be “L not one word was said on the subject of Edu- and m me n“, 0‘ which a" lymph of cation. Scarecly another thing of any itu- a,“ do". very may oomph“, and portance escaped ll notice. loyal men so;- with may, file pain. “hid.

Notwithstanding tll( recent official declara- in accordance with the precedent estab- tion that no more Fenian prisoners would be ; fished in former year... released, it is reported that Gen.lfalpins will' . _ . . . be at! m “bum, Show, on his giving a gun” The Col. bectctnry said that the Puoltc Accounts had been on the tablr. of the

antce for his good conduct. , ‘ New YorkIMMch ._,I.I llousu for some days. and any hon. mem‘ Pix-President Johnson is dangerously sick bur could' by.r°lm'“"g ‘0 then” “scul'mm how the public money had been expended London. March 25th (even) 1"“ you“ Sir Stafford Norllicute has advised the 11nd-

House in committee of supply,—.\Ir.Bell'

. Mr. McMillan presented abill to incnr- Now nu this is very good, and tends to {’ggl‘cfizigoflgglzgmchum“ m buu’mc‘s‘dc' shnw thatonc ofuur own then who understands : Mr. McMillan also submitted a Bill to “W““‘"“°‘“'“l'wl’le"f‘l'e'fflhll’e'503‘l0 lnaturnlizc Charles Otto Winkler, of Sum- be m “‘9 “Fm! 0‘ 0‘" G°‘I°“"“”“' but fun 1 1 met-side. Received and read. can see no just reason assigned for not direct- ilnuse in Committee on Supply. Mr. ing their attention also, to the defect! of our 11911.11”) lhc ({h‘I‘W‘ 1;ng ml I , I” present system of Education. In it because it: onto 3 or i a mu iouscs ,, > ~ . - . . - ~ . .clicitcdusotnc remarks from scvucral hon. “M mink " “1”de Permu’ 0'" “been”

the Home Government Ire titling to aiineatc the affection of apeoplo strong.— ly attached to the Parent Century. 1!. is the last feather which breaks the camel‘s- back. A light imposition—4 null slight added to the burden which in already sufficiently heavy and sufficiently igniting may convert a loyal Colony into: discon'

son Bay Company to accept the proposition of Earl Granville, the Colonial Seeretnry, and code their territorial rights in British North America for £300,900, considering it the best offer they can obtain.

The Pope has invited the Sovereigns to send cecleaiastici to represent them in the General Council of the Church at Rome.

The Conscription Act which was passed on Wednesday by the Spanish Cortes, prescribes that no more nten shall be raised by means of Conscription than are actually required by Government to fill .up the ranks of the army to their standard strength. The Minister of War ltad previously demanded authorin to raise 25,000 recruits for this purpose. Mira- tnon, wliu was at the head oi'u build of Car- lists near Almiria, Spain, has been captured; he made no resistance and his followers have dispersed.

The Captnin General of Cuba officially de- claret! that. horcatter all vessels captured in Spanish waters with men, arms and muni- tions of war on board, will be treated us I‘i- rates.

In the Central Department n. heavy battle has been fought. The Spaniards elttitned that. 800 insurgents were killlcd, but nothing was known in llavuna about the result.

The annual contest for the championship

in the chair. I Mr. Ilnviland said it was the duty of the; Governmentto give an account of their stewardship. bclorc supplies were granted for the current year. in the British l’nr- liament the Chancellor oi the Exchequer had to open his budget. and show how money tad been cxpcndcd, and where expenditure was required; also, where t: cs had been icvicti. and where it was a ccssary to reduce or increase taxation. and all matters of that. nature. The duty of the opposition was to approve or cen- sure the government, as they might think proper relative to such expenditure.

members.

Mr. McMillan contended that a light at! West Point. was at very great importance ; nut. 01in small vessels but ships were wreckc at the West. Point. Vessels coming out. of the dim-rent seaports of the north shore of New Brunswick. suffered severely for want. of a light at West Cape.

llnn. Messrs. Callback. ilowlnn. Davies, llettslcy, and Mr. 1'. Sinclair severally addressed the Committee on the subject of Lighthouses, supporting the propriety llllti necessity of erecting Lights whcrnvcr practicable.

lion. Attorney General submitted a Bill

The Attorney General then proceeded to review the financial state ol'tlte eolony., 110 said the revenue for llltl past. year was £83,391 its. 911.. anti the expenditure £92,-, 424 185. 7d,. leaving a balance againstthei colony oi'£UUS:J 8s. 10d. The lands par-2 chased cost £5196 155. 1011.; seed grain" J. .‘59 HS ‘.|d.; troops £2088 lbs. ‘Jd.. Those items. taken front the expenditure. 1 would leave a balance in favor of the col- ony of £512 (is. (id. The receipts olthe. land oflico was for tile past year £10953; ;' cxpenees of that ofllce, £605 185. lid. ;,'

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‘seerct Bills of Sale. lio explained the ob-

loamch the Act for preventing fraud by

Joel of said amendment to be the lessening ol the inconvenience and expense attend- ing the marking of Ilills of Sales satisfied in the proper offices.

Mr. lirilly presented a petition from J. 1". White and others, Mechanics engaged in the Coopt-ring busines praying for :1 Protective Tariff on Pork and Fish ilarrcls imported to this island. A debate on the merits of the subject. then ensued.

lion. lfir. ilowlatt moved the llousc into

Cathoruo llardy followed; he said the

between the Oxford and Cambridge Univer- inmmst £43m msI “d ; Purchase luoncv committee on the subject ofsalmon fishing.