m shallow bigot Tiller. and the band oi rapsciousi mercenaries who assisted bins in the Legislature in‘. depriving his native Province oi her liberty.§ What a tableaux of corruption and rsscsiity would: be profited to the world! In the some galleryi might be interspersed a few of tho editors who per- loaned such wonderful summersanlts as character- ised Livingstone. for example, of the St. John Telegraph. Next to seeing Tapper and Tiiloy de- feated at the polls. the orertltrow of the corrupt Government to which they look for reward. wmiid aflord us the greatest pleasure. 0f ‘the “Rs- iortnoro" oi Upper CIDMIOJVQ cannot say much; but we think that a Government formed by a prism of lteforniers and gentlemen like Maura. Anglia. liowe. Smith and others from the Lower Provinces. would prove the strongest and toast desirable tor the Dominion. From every point of view. we are inclined to this opinion. and espcetully so from a Prince Edward island stand point. We know that these gentlemen from their past history to

States force to keep them quiet—A political riot occur- ed in Tennessee. during which two persons were shot dead and several severely wounded .-—Tlie 12th of July passed off quietly in Ireland. ~Iidill. Messrs. Cartier and Gait have declined this h-morsry titles C. 8.. on the ground that the forum- gonilemnn was en- litied to tho snlnc distinction as Sir John A )icihmsld. lion. Mr Gait has been forced to post pone his proposed visit to the Marrtinie Provinces. Messrs Layton and Bunchctto of tho Finance and Customs Departments. respectiaeiy. are about leaving to arrange some de- tails in New Brunawich and Nova Bootis in these de- partments. Nothing certain yet about the rlertions. —~0inar Pasha reports that the military forces under his couimsn ti have succeeded in suppressing the insur- rection in Candis. andthat the war in that island is

now ended. While the police were continctin u squad of Proteus through the principal streets of'I‘rsfiec on the 24th inst. the bystanders. who amounted to a large number. attacked the escort with stories. but did

be incorruptibio patriots and economical politiciansdm" “mm!” “MW-"TM “PM” CW1” Ugi'l‘imflil"

and we conclude from theme that they. at all events. will not stoop to any mean coercive measures to force this Colony into the Dominion; whereas the existing Dominion Government have proclaimed

passing an extraordinary budget. at corned on the 25th.——.\ London despair-b u! the 2th siivs thereis lunch caution slthwn by capitalists and Latino» mm. the tooling having become “Mud that war betwrt'll

by more than one of their supporters and monthpfip. if...“

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ppm‘mmf- “I! mesa reasons we hope that the “MINI-ling election will result in the .retnru oi a majority opposed to the McDonald-Conservative- Ctitnblnetion I’nrty and Government.

Till: 'I‘WEIJNTH 01“ JULY IN nrrrzu CANADA.

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'i‘ttw advantages resulting from Orange processions. in which blind enthusiasts and lgnomut men of the roost excitable dispositions form the principal part. and who. as a tnsttur of fuel. are most liable to be wm-ksd upon by the inflammable oratory of iloutngugucs. and the exciting influence of party times. are finely illus- trated in the following particulars oi an Orange cele- bration in Kingston. C. W., on the last l2lit of July We take this «street irotu the Kingston Whig. and trust it will not be thrown away upon the friends of order and good feeling in this Colony. who suggest liont'odorstion as the only means of es- caping from such scenes in Charlottetown :v-

“After the proceedings in the cricket ground had enti- ed. the procession reformed anti marched down Union street. along Wellin ton street. and met a string of tings containing the ingiieh rose. the French Iri’UOIOr, tinge of Tuition and Morocco designs. and English us~ tionsl tings. whit-h Capt. Gashin had extended across the street in front oi his residence. in honor of the Grand Lodge of Masons. now in session here. as well as in honor of the doy- About two-thirds of the pro. cession had passed under those tings when it was point- ed out to the sensitive country brethren that the ground- work on tho oriental flags were green. and that they were lowering themselves and the Order in passing undnr the Green. At the corner of Gore street one of the Pittsburg Lodges inuredout of the procession. and began to play itself tiown the street. It was induced again to join the procession. but it only proceeded a low paces when. headed by its banner and the tiles and druais. it again wheeled out and proceeded down (lore street. The standard bearer having becottte excited. drew a roVuivcr and tired it off as an intimation that he was not to be interfered with. The other Lodges now marched on. filling; lhu vacancy in the ranks. but several of the country lodges refused to pass llfliiv'f‘ the tings. The city lodges and the atom respectable i-tuiufry lodges jomcd the main procession, which walked quietly through the city and dispersed.

The excited Orange-men now assembled in a riotous way in front at f‘apt. tlaskin‘s house. and demanded that the flags be hauled down. and they be allowed to proceed. as they would not. wait: under the iltga b‘oiuu of the more ignorant members mistook the large rose for tho shamrock. and no argument could induce them to alter their 0 inion of the design. Brother Phillips and Assistant. arshai Livingston used every exertion in quiet the Brethren. but. their efforts wars found to be useless. the great cry being " down with the flags." Capt. (lat-kin. who is a consistent Protestant. was pre- st-nt. but vi-rv properly refused to lower the tlsgs., which were not in any way objectionable. and had‘ .O'Vr'l'y right to fly. The scene soon became one of dan-

gger. Stones were hurled at Citpt. Gaskin‘e house. and two large niissles crashed through his windpws. ncnriy striking his neico. who was standing in one oi lilt‘m.‘ Stones were also fired at the flags. and persons in th- rtowd had narrow escapes from being struck. One man received a cut in the head with one of the whales. and Capt. tlashin was struck a heavy blow on tho knee. The sword bearers in man . weapons. At. last the informed crowd rcsolren to tear down the flags. but not daring to trespass on private property. they found this a matter of difficulty; but. procuring a rope. they put a stone at the end of it. and alter two or three unsuccessful attempts. at it over the rope. andabtiut twenty of tho oscito mob :tule down the flags. amid the sturdy cheers of the rest. During the whole of the opern‘ion the cheering was kept up with spirit. The he s down. they were indis- crissinasely trampled on. an in the rssp of the snob were soon rendered into shreds. be Turkish tist and one or two nondescripts alone escaped their fury. In hauling down the rope sus riding the flags. a por- tin“ of the chimney of the h isscs ltice. to which one end was attached. was pulled down. and the bricks canto tumbling down from the roof. through the shade trees. and dropped into a crowd of women and children. none or whom. strange to say. tvere seriously hurt.

The demand of the Orange-men beinfi now satisfied. they marched ofl' in procession. headed y the lifes and drums. which all along had done a great deal to excite the crowd by playing their partv tunes. At lltu (lily "all. before they were disperse . they Were addressed by Mr. A. Dawson. who endeavored to justif the out- rsgeous act. denouncing the flags. we are to d. as tres- suitable.“

ranuortar’ttlc’fifvfiébr THE WEEK.

Efforts have been made to obtain the release at Goa- orsl Naglc. one of the party of anrans who landed at Dnnparvoa. and were subsequently captured by the Irish Guards. The American Government has been worked by the friends ct General Naglc to use its in- fluence with the British Authorities to procure his dis- charge from custody.-It is estimated that the grest naval review which ooonrsd otl‘ Epitheari. on the 11th. in honor of the visit of the Sultan of Turkey. cost MON stg. One (ts-boat. was driven ashore during a rain storm which prevailed at the time. but beyond this no serious accident «cured—The Reform Bill has received the support of tho Tory members of the

House of Lords and will iuwodletoly become Lam-Twelve thousand -V’oiuntoors ,woro, rs-

viswsd at Wimbledon on the 90th lush. lsp‘roeenesl of the Sublime Porto.-Coegreos has snot and saloons ed. aftsv conferring unlimited power upon the military Mats at the South. and the impeachment of tho Preside-l, is postponed for the time being. by the impossibility of an agreement between the “embers of the Jstlieery Controittee.——The Union Republican Committee 0}}be torhdsre nominated General

instances flourished their ~

' II~ i .9 Fun“:““'l mm A i‘ .muimotlt. A private tls'slmit‘lt

.u-rtm l'rOttin‘lI the sum» dste mullet mention of

riot; .‘nau' by itho grnernl opinion there that war is ocrtnin. and adds

itbnl I't‘llssi‘A is actively urging forward her propor- ations for blltil an ereut.—-iiiiruit Rntnztti. Prime Min- istcrfiof Italy. bus llllIl‘ an oli'or to garrison the City of ltuuiu With minimal troops to protect it from the party of robbers and cut-throats under lisrrahuliti and bins- zini. The latter has set out tojoin tho fttrmnr in his aggressive movement in Rome.-— The Emperor Napo- leon has sent it note in King William of Prussia tir-

in him to nut-render the Danish Providers of North ‘t‘h eswi to Denmark. Th» Emperor of Austria re- tuses to ntcrfero in the matter at ail.--'l'he Arch- Dttcllose Citriotts has left for Brigittm.~—Thc House of Commons has passed the ill]! for the abolition of Church rates-The liabilities of Sir Morton Peta amount to nine millions sterling. while his asserts do not exceed llll‘t‘t‘ huntlrutithousund pounds—Two of the Fenisttsnwuilingtriui in Dublin. have become in- nine.

to the Maritime I’rovinecs this summer. and. On their return. will be input by it delegation consisting of the Corporations of St. John and Halifax, who will thus return the compiittlt'ul.

Wis. Ganvnt. lied. late of the Halifax Citi'sca. but now of Lincoln‘s Inn. has born elected a member at "The Socini Science Association of Great Britain." and also of the " Society for the amendment of the Law." “We congratulate our friend upon his Weil- meritod honors.

The Gordie de France announces that the medical st~ tondsnts. after having held a consultation on the stats- tif the Empress Charlotte. wife of Maximilian. hart- declared that she will novier rrt'ovet‘ lit-r reason.

The small pox is committiny fearful ravages in some parts of Montreal.

The Halifax Bsiti‘slt Colonist. oi' the m July. instant. refers to the great reduction in the price of Flour. and the extra importations into that l‘ort since the in of July. all of which the Colonist attributes to the happy I ects of tho " New Domitian.“ The state oi the wen-

ither and the prospect ofthe grain crop: in North Ami-

vii-n have not tor mnnr years been more favourable than this continua—“'hy bss the Editor of tho Colonist been so obtuse so not to attribute this also to the mag- ical effects of the first suvontqu days under the stems- pberu oi the " New Dominion "

In the Toronto Weekly Leader of the thh July. Inst. the lion Gem-go lirowu is referred to in no less than twenty-six etlitul‘iui articles most of which are original. a few copied from other papers. In all of those ut-ticics Mr Brown’s politics on his proceedings are disapproved of. anti must of them bitterly commented on. \'rt‘ily‘. the Editor of the Toronto Loader has ll skeleton in his

house. How it comes there may be thus accounted for.

w Wu purceivo by late New Brunswick pa erethst a railway accidnnt covered on the Shetlist- ine last wceir by one oi the freight cars running of? this track. An Engineer was badly hurt and rounder-able domago sustained by the freight train. The Passenger cars rur. a narrow risk of being thrown down an embankment. but Providentiaily escaped.

The II. M. 5. Europe from Lm-rpool arrived at Hali- iaa on Monday morning last. The English .‘lnil for this Island was forwards-d yesterday morning's-id arri- ved hero in the evening by the steamer iwcsss of Wales from i'ietou.

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Allow me to on s word for myself. I have been using Mrs. Winslow's Snorting Syrup in my ftrnily aims ii rst introduced in this city. 1 think it an excellent article, snd would not be without it on any commended—Extract from J, D. Adsms' letter to Chicago 'l'itnes.

iioliowoy's Ointment and Pills.—Uusootuly Eruptions.- No means hcrctnforc thwart-ml are so on optent to cups with and conquer all blemishes. boils. erzpiions. redness and toughness of the shin. s. these celebrat mvdlcsmsnts. which. to be praised. .ieed only to be known. floltowsy's remedies cool the system. regulate the circulation. and thoroughly purify tlsewhols body. that whatever is hurtful must inevitably be swept away. and be succeeded by healthy ott‘lacltttoo. which alone can be derived howl rich and pure blood. The cosmetic virtues of this nuntont have been long appreciated : no toilet-tabla is well up ointud which lacks its presence. It soothes and drawn t e most has and ten. def skins. and smart assisted by Holloway's Pills istbe most valuable bromides.

A Cough. Cold. or Sore Throat. requires immediate st— tontlon. as neglect oftentimes results in some incurable Lung Disease " Brown‘s Brewed“! M " are a simple ventch and will almost invariably give immediate relief.

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Married.

At the Wesleyan Church. Charlottetown. on tho lath inst.. by the Rev. H. Pops. John T. Neill-ti. Esquire. Principal of Cumberland Acadsmv. Amherst. N. is . to Martha J.. daughter of the late Bellitfllill CItIppr-l. of this city. This boi I the drst nisrr age that has iahen place in this New \ esieysn Chapel. the bride was mi- seated with a handsomely bound vohtuo of the this by the Trustees of this Buildinamdsl.

Allie rosldeeco of the bride‘s father Cbsriestown, Mesa. June 26th. by itev. J. Barrows. Mr. Jams Coo t'. to Carrie Iinmia. Only daughter oi Mr. James P \‘Jiibhcr. all formerly of Charlottetown. P h‘. I.

At Charlottetown. .lulr 28. by the ltev i) Flttnoraid. A 3.. Rector. Henry Palmer. Esquire. Barrister. to Aurelia Carey. daughter of John Machines. Esq. M. D. No Cards.

‘ Died.

At Itollo Bay. inst.. Mr. James O‘Donnell aged in our; much regretted by a lar‘o cirslo of relatives and rise s.

Os Manda .9" July. of consumption. at his rest. dance. Rose yn Cottage. St. Peter’s Road. hie. John

The Canadians propose uniting another festive visit,

An sfloetnsl Vesslsdtoino-

The emblem on of new“ is rushing Brown‘s Vkl'tuiim Collins is such as so give the best possible efloet with safety.

Much \‘lI'Itl‘lDIfl with allth unwell as adults attributed to other l'ftuwt’ is occasioned by We; Brown's Vermi- tugs Contiits are effectual in destroying worms. and can. do no possible injury to the most delicate child.

Curtis 3‘ Iiroun, Pmmpwn, ,\.-u York. ‘o‘d by III dealtrs in medicines. at 26 cents a lyn ‘

Perry lluris7 Pair—11‘: iller'. THE UNIVERSAL REMEDY FOR INTER- NAL AND EXTERNAL COMPLAINTS!

At this period there are but fuw of the human race unsc-

extol itss a Ilfl‘ilflt’fl'. they know but. little sf its limit" In. easing pain when taken internally. white others use it inter-E naily'with amt success but are equally l‘l rant on i's ht-si.| in! virtues when applied externally. e diorefore wish to say to all that u is equally successful whither um! inm- na iv or externally. and it stands stone. unrivalled by all the great catalogue of Familv Medicines. and its sale is uni- Versal and immense. The demand for it from India and I other foreign countries is equal to the drawn! at home. and t has brooms ltnown in these for oil places by its merits-

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GRAND VOLUNTEER IO N10.

under the nuspicra ut‘the

Artillery. Prince of qulo- and Prince Edward Volunteer Cons— pussiei.

0 BE HELD AT WARREN FARM on WEDNES-. DAY. the 7th AUGUST out.

The Steamer" Heather ll-illu‘mas lwen outraged for the occasion. and will leave Pope‘s wharf. ptiuetuuliy. at 9. ii and 2 o‘clock.

Refreshments of all sorts can he had in abundance tm ihv grounds. but on no account are any stimulants to bu soitl. Nothing will be ulltiwml in be Ullpllill‘ll. excl-pt what is provided by the party engaged Il’. the Committee. ,

'i‘lie requisites for zsnit-s of every kind will be pro-' rided. so that amusement. can be alibi-doll to all.

All Volunteers uro requested to appear in uni- form.

Should the weather provo unfnvtimbio. the Pit: Nit: will iw Ilt‘lll on 'I‘iiitrstlny. tho tith following. the whole n. «to: With a. BALL in the mains. in the MARKET HA 4.

’lit-kels. "vents 2s 8i, Ladies is 61.. to be had. at the Drug Stores of W It Watson. thrtiph. DI-sliri-~ say. Esqrs.. and at tho Slum of H A lien-is. Eula. or of the undersigned Cottttttltlce:

Amman- Lieut S stige. Sergeanszjor G Psssmore. (iunnn‘s A N Large. sod A Lord.

i’atscn or WALu.-—i.irut. P s Length-1h. Color- Sergt. 'l‘huinus Luwrie. Surgl W C \Vitiw. Private W I’urdic.

I’ntxcrz Enwann.~Csptnln A llcuslt-y. ColonSet-gt. A Simon. Corporal ii A Harrie. 1" oil.

F S Losowoarn. Chairman. A NLanos. Secretary. Charlottetown. July 29th l867. .

REILLYS BOOK "81011173" QUEEN STREET.

(Ne-rt to Hon. 1). Brenda’s.)

THE SUBSCRIBER has on hand at his afoul

School Bonito of all Hulls.

Slates. (In uy Hunks. I’t-lis. Ink.

Slate anti wild I‘oizt'ils. Inlt Powders. Writing Paper. Wrapping l’upcr.

I'll.“ inlll'l. Ihtlilill‘r limtim

Memorandum Hunks, Imlgsra, Day Books. Playing Cards. Printing Cards.

min“, Chapuljomiug the nCm: thanwsas Sroas." at present oooupio

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Ayor’s Oathartio Pills i Are the most perfect purptivc we srel able to produce. and. aswe think. has over yet been made by anybody. . 'l‘lielr effects have abundantly shown " ' tn the cotntuunit how much they ss~ rel the other use cine: in use. I' hey are "if" and pleasant to take. but |,mwes'ful to ruse ‘l‘hsii- penetrating ptoperttcit stimulate the vital activi- tm unite hotly. remove the obstiur- ; tions of its organs. purify the blond. expel distance ’1 hey; purge out the i ui bun Ins “bit-ii bred and grow distemper.

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stimniato sluggish or tlimrrlrrcit organs tutu Iiit'ir natnrsl.nf cnluuflnvng'ruwg' .lmquL m... “(wand “ p _ mftiou. and i'llwtr' tom and n'l’ ngth to the whole system. imam, inmmdmu, quainted with the merits ot the Pam Killer; liit while some Not only do they cure tuo evt-ry tiny I nmpismts of vvsr.‘"l(,,r5 “f um 1,":

body. but formula! in and dangerous diseases. While they produce puwuliui tasl'll. they ate at the some time. in th- ruiiiishe d dost-n. the safest a'id best physio that can be im- pluyed for children. Rein; sugar-coated, they are pleasant to tsltc; and. being purely vegetable. ere entirlsy harmless. l‘urcs have been made that would surpass belief. were they not "instantiated by also of such exalted character. so to forbid the snsp’cinn of untruth. Many eminent clergymrn and physicians certify to the public the reliability of our rent-dire. while othersitsv'n sent us the assurance of their conviction that our Preparations contribute immensely to the relief of our afflicts-d l'dliotlr.men.

The Agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis our American Almanac. contain directions for the use of these medicines and certificates 0 their curse of the following complnin' r :«-

Coltivensss. Biiions Complaints. Rheumatism. biopsy. hoortburn. "cadet-he arising front foot aitlmlt‘h. Nausea. Indigestion. Morbid lnaction of the llowelsand I’nin arisiri thetsfrom. Fistuioncy. Loss of A potiteJll Diseases whic I require an evsctiant medicine. hey also. by purifying the blood and stimulating the system. cure many complaints which it would not be supported they could reach. sich as Desfaose. Partial Blindness. Neurslgis. Gout. and other kindred disorders arising from a low suite of the body. or obstruction oi its functions.

Do not be put 06 by linpl‘incipit'd dealers with other pm psrstious on which they nislte more protit. Demand Ann's and talte no others. The bIt‘k want the best aid there is for, them. and lbry slu‘uld have it.

Prepared by list. J. C. .trna R Co.. Lowell. Mass. and sold by all Di'uuists and dealers in medicine everywhere.

W. B. WATSON ' General Agent for I’. E. Island. July 8—- 2m

Misuoy,0rder Office. General Post Dace. C'uanwrrarowrt. 18th July-.1807

NTIL further nation the boo-1 for issuing and pay~ tug Money Orders at this OlBoc will be trons 10 s

to till i p in. and from 2 p in title on. ii’ OWEN. P)! G. July 24. 1867 ltu 51101) To LET.

'1‘!) 88 LP. 1‘ from the let day of October neat. that Eli. ibly situated Find-PW ‘OP it!th and Premises. ed

by Mr. Lepsga. fronting on Queen and Doreheatsr arrest. DANIEL BRENAN Ch’town. July") is". Isl Ex for. 2a:

QonSIguees, take N otlce i ERSONS residing outside oi CHARLOTTETOWN. bovine GOUIN to come by tho Steamship " Antan- ntta.‘ or "Consonant." anti dusiring them forwarded. must send to the Subscribers. or their own Agents‘in tho Cit '. the original INVOIt‘H of the Goods. by which to snake t o pfoprl‘ entries at the Custom House. for du- ties to procure the Pursuits to doiivor. - CARVELL BROS. Agents. 8. I C. 8. 8. C.

mum’s Reaping and Mowing .