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Leen a gpeaemmmmmunies Waren: : yak ve AND: WHAT IT New York, April 10 | nearly all his editorial articles the onc: : Hon. ir, Howlan did not believe that the for the year 1867, but received at the Secretary's E N ws town, the hors» beeame restive and, ae yaw WER Lay A despatch from Montreal says exten precau: | sentence is an insult to that Vv. 5 country “ould be op posed t) the small token | Office too late for msertion in the accounts fur uropéan e ‘ violently, atterapted to leap the parapet. tions are being taken in watching the banks, iu | able indeed, for a man of cok preteals Sie

half accomplished that object, and lay balance | The New York Commercial Advertiser en- consequence of information having been received | ledge, is it not? In conclusion, Mr. Béitur

of reapeet which the Roeolutio } 1867, \ y P ‘ sceolution contemplated ed on the parapet, his fore-legs dangling over | quires—* Do any of those writers, who talk by the bank authorities that au organized robbery | way state that, perbans, ae Mr. Ki a é :

to the memory of one who, for a per'od of| House adjourned. (From the News of the World.) some thirty years, devoted all his talents and energies in the development and promotiun = those j rinci ples whieh obud a lustre over; On motion of Hon Mr Laird, the House went

e fair hissory of P E.Ysland. Ho (Lon! into Committee on a Resolution to the effect that

; . the river. In that position the horse remained | gg easily about war with England, know | was to be attempted. The various bauk agencies | receiving sewe Goverument Tavrspay, Api 15. Mr. Gladstone's plan for the disestablish- until some persons who had witnessed the| what it means? If they do, they must be | ihroughout the country have ‘been notified by | would not do fer him to slow sei at 4

ment und disendawment of the Protestant) oocurrenee hastened to the spot, and by cutting | aware that any loose talk of this kind is in- | telegraph to place a double guard over the banks | ful to the policy m the “atlo men” ty Church in Ireland is very comprehensive, and the traces released the animal from the car jurious, and even wicked. If they do not, | at night. his columns, and on that acccunt, it ig ot well deserves the appellation of “thorough.” } 144 hig dangerous position at once. The |‘and yet wish for their own purposes to fo- London, April 9. | blame hit to appear a little suappish with »

Mr. Howlan) expreésed his respect for the | the Election Law be so altered as to cause they. - . : ; : ; ill i manly and hovest sentiments ieee by | establishment of a Polling Giewien a6 Gesiie-1 It is no half ers all that - a ne ladies, were of course, very much terrified. ment a needless war with that country, we E * = je wp a Lords vw Bill re Conservative. b ie ny nde io. 2 » 2 hein dpi . | effecting & subversion of the existing Sstad-| 17.4 the horse cleared the parapet of the bridge | »; | tell them whatit means. It meang a} 2@'! Ruseel authorizing the creation o ite 1 remain, Sir, j 3 the Hon \(r Henderson and the Hon Leader | side. in the Electoral District of Prince County. | B ; . oe : , 7 pereyes S. will te em j Peerage was,read for the first time. Earl Gran . vf the Opposition towards ‘a politicai ag | Ordeved, that Hoa Mr Laird, Mr MeMillan, | lishment, and appropriating ite en a the vehicle and its oceupanta would in all prob- struggle which England must regard as one ville dcedunded that the Hadten May Gum ‘Yours . ponent Pheit generous hearted remarks | 4 Hon Atteruey General, be a Committee to | embod.ed; and whatever the reselt mey */ ability have followed, aid the height from the | for Jite or death, and in which it will be PrO-| nad agreed to cede its territorial aghie in Bastion JOSEPH MURPHY, xave ample evidence of their readiness to| PTPare #8 Bill fer next Session iu conformity | it aust be conceded that Mr. rete co bed of the river being conside-abls, the fall digal of life and treasure, both to be expend- North America te the Crown on the terms pro-| ‘Lot 11, April 8th, 1669. "aa ’ wok party spirit when considering the cause | a oi hoetesd i iti ne eS ae os would almost to a certainty have involved | eq with more determination than it showed posed. Tu the House of Commons, Mr. Harcourt ; ‘ : uf the widow and orphan, He was glad iehantee oe oe 7 Pre - I ment * practical mede of carrying out the) dostruction to the party. i in a long war with the first Napoleon. It inquired whet action the Ministry intended to a find that boo members on both sides were | Laird, trom divers intabitante of PE. Team eeeeeation of the last [suse of Commons 00) a. usonaxor Sron¥ paoM CaRMARTHEN-|ineane® war io which our strength would be | tabe concerning the report of the Neutrality Com- . me hwepared ty support the Resslutiun in aid uf aie beige silesalinee ta the om neand. ee subject, A great — o rr du) mine: A paragraph has been going the | fully taxed and from which, with the sea| mission. Mr. Bruce, the ilome Secretary, re- XAUUeY, é : ths Whelan Memorial Fund. the ef -ct that Electors be confined in voting toh ee be — a i vb round of the papers under this heading, stating | for our battle field, we should emerge with | plied iuat the Guvernwent were preparing aud % F Mr. P. Sineluie said that the Resolution |the Distret in which they resided, and uot al-| °° which it ees ~ ae - eo " _| that a young girl has lived for 17 months with- | untold debt, no matter what the result of the | would even introduce a bill based vn the recom | ~ —— was nota:king fora pension, bat merely sup | lowed to vote ow their property outside of the | to exoite apprebension Ceeng Sanne eT ee Tee eee quoted the paragraph in | eonfl ct. And it seems an absolute severance | @eadations of Commission. Charlottetown, April 19, 1868, = pementing & public evntribution in aid of | Electoral District in which they resided He eaid | bers of the ar aan Pan sr question, and ridiculed the credulity of the!of the two great nations that speak the F * or aa Movens, 0 9. —e Wr the widow and ehild of one who had, for many |(**t, it *ppeared from said petition that the| hension will digappear under dispassionate] |i... of the parish, who has written to the|language and use the institutions thut are voted tordae in the proveoos uf & vuntenng|THE EDUCATION QUESTION 1y TRS 23 years, laoured as @ public man. The| Steet Electors of Georgetown, aud Summer. | consideration ; and 1t will be allowed that the papers expressing his belief inthe story. Iu | destined to govern the world, and we trust|*;" See ieee ieee ana re sale end - ace | side, were liable to be oulvoted in the eleetion | pr.ce required is not too dearto pay for the| | e of this, the futher of the girl, Mr. | for th id's benefit. if thi : of spectators. They beth maintained their com HOUSE OF LORDs. E tee power with which the late Mr, of representatives because of the number of vo sific eli T: miavice | ORR = 2 eee: eyed a f. | 568 Cee Wore 6 Sones -_ as SUN 0 Bocesensy, posure and firmness to the last. Leou,in ascend- Whelan took hold of any public question sugh | yiven by partive holdin cn “ps ee sane 2p. a ee es _ . 2 Evan Jacob, of Lanfihangel ar-Arth, has called | we will do our part init like men, with a clear | ing the seaffuld sbouted, “ Viva Independencia.” “re “ : &§ the pa ciotic fund, merited the admiration worthless plots whats and waste ear in the | ay —- we oe ty ecceah ae the in several medical men to examine the child, knowledge of consequences ; but, if it is not! There was great excitement awong the epectators | MANLY, INDEPENDENT SPEEZOH OF Loge DSxaen, ©§ = vf every 1. ver of liberty and ; atriotism. vicinity of said ‘Towns, for the very purpose of | : ~ amen Pes. otherwise than ee 6 and a committee has been appointed to inves~/|mecessary, we will refuse to be hounded on| Some parties uttered seditious cries and the| DUKE CF ARGYLE WILLING To QBAKT — Tae Chairman reported the Bosolutions| swamping resideut Electors, The petition “* pecmiee y we anh >. Py “ig therefore. be tigate the matter. A subscription list has beeu | to it, even though the voice be that of a| volunteers who guarded the scaffold faced about SEPARATE SCHOOLS TU THE CATBOLICS 8 fgreed to question surely merited sume consideration. _ ee and the © se =~ eee d th opened tu defray the expenses of men who are | eharmer.’ and fired about twenty shots into the crowd with OF SCUTLAXD, = 9 Louse ¢ Ijourned. His Honor the Speaker said that it might be | os [Seer * ——— = he | +0 watch the girl, two by night and two by silbcincoais iii disastrous effect. Six men were killed and many — _ considered a hardship to distranchise property. | oer iment of concord, order, and satis day The test was commenced at 8 o'clock on FACT BOUT wounded. Heavy rains bave fallen during the| Wx recommend to our readers a carefal WeEpnespar, April Pe He spoke of the heeessity of amending the) ation. Monday night. The story is implicitly believed A Ss: A THE CUBAN INSUR.- present week throughout the Island.

RECTION. Madrid, April 10, | Perusal of the following Summary which we

| Election Law.touehing Road certificates,the pro-| | According to the proposals now before | ;,, 4), neighborhood, and the father is a rese Advices from Madrid give report that Marsbal | take from late London journal. it will be o 6 x « J . al Wii

T?. ; . . - | " ‘ a . Do al © i ‘i > i aa . , . Y oe 2Solut. sos from the House in Committee | duction of which at Elections, caused much cvon-| Parlameut, the prop rty of the Church in pectable farmer. It is difficult to understand

: of Ways and Means were re | fusion, and should be abolished, | {Ireland is to vest in a body of Ecclesiastical | * . : On the 19th of October last, Gen. Carlos | Seranne. President of tae Council, and Admiral ieee aes Sulbeoren o Feet nies apetwe te the Mr Owen asked would it be right to deprive | mmissioners for its ee votil the what owe there can be for deception, as the M j ‘ eer . : —— Topete, Minister of Marine, are about to resign, soon frm it that Lord Deabigh, ia a few . ng °ect, vis; ' 0 ¥ fisher = . | Manuel de Cespedes, having gathered together ; an “ ” Il not all he child : vl hot ee OM : | His Honor the Speaker of a vote in Georgetown, | 1st of January, 1871. when the connection mm not allow the eaild to receive any 127 men, declared for the independence of | 24 that 4 Directory is being formed to take con- words, made “minced meat” of the godless ‘ A owards «ity Fire Department, £109 O Oj} where be had a large property, simply because | parween Cl eat aud State in the aister ial money from visitors, ‘ rn aed trol ef the Gevernment. In the Cortes of yester system of education :— ; A. MeNeiil, towards dasly tel>- beta ata: dolls WA ite ge A Buse | betwee vurch aud State . e ; Cuba. The movement, so small in its incep- doa: Ciel ese 3 j y tis residence was outside of that towu? Such | will be scvered The peerages of Iriah FRANCE : h ‘Mw chet in the of ay, Jlezoga made a speech in whieh be urged % b) graras, 20 0 G) anidea was preposterous. I 7 a ort ab td I 4 8 a eal Ba fion, has grown so rapidly that in the six upon that body the adoption of a statute to be in-| ‘ Parocatat Envcatios (Scortasp).—On Fri: x * Commissioners for revising laws Hon Me Haviland said the question of chang | rishops Wil be abolished, an all existing GREAT STRENGTH OF THE FRENCH NAVY. months which has elapsed, it has spread over | corporated in the War Constitution, which shall | day, the 19th, the Duke of Axeyi. moved the el : frou 1363 to 1358, 50 0 Q/ ina the franchise would revolutionise the whole | celesiastieal corporations dissolved. Tae) Since Nupoleon III. came to the throne, | 20.000 of the 30,000 square miles which make | materially modify the powers and functions of | *°0Nd reading of this Bill,—Lord Dexsich said: / Ceaecuppec Packet, 190 0 system of Blection laws, and should not be | comes of present incumbents are to be eon- especially after the Crimean war, the navy of | "P the Island. This region embraces 147 tne Ministry as well as reduce that braneb of the | MY oe aon noble ee in his introdnetory . i Roads, Bridges and Wharfe, jevtertained at the last day of the Session, when tinacd ed se term of theiz lives, or to be! France has been brought up to proportions, | Cities, towns and villages, more than half of | Goverument aumericaliy. Jon = lendiiiigs nee ee. i %, ‘ spe tal service, 3000 9 oi my hou members had lett their seats. In all, —— - annuities ; ourates are to be} both as regards the number of vess-ls, men, which are said to be in the hands of the revolu- New York, April 10. | substantially on the recommendations of a Com- D) Revtmaser we Sammerrido, 50 0 Osea a et acy wenger. eeued in the same manner; pirate endow |gune, and hone-puver, farsexcocding_ that | anista. fe cs var aig eateitntelorrame report thatthe Geo at| ina, wid al in Tht o caning flo the Country Postmasters, usual allowance: ~eere we panneet ate . +} men ; a ave to be re-| of previous periods. The Emporor bae e Isla as 150,000 men able to bear Gold Hill is etill raging. wenty-eight dead | qestio ad : ctated thay as ad oh WY Reta iiier dan ” {sation was contrary to the tres pina hat eto ag lpn tg A, ae oe oe ane * r he keep afloat a navy equai — a apna oem note fe the soaks of ae have been found, and seventeen are mise- that Comission war com > Soaiota” oun a i an ‘ ” 's of producing Ro: . sa Sine to that of England, although the col g[5Re Tenew: See ing in Eastern r : rated. Among these foend no repre. ; On motion that the question etpemtnice tidtoatiniabhe, ten Le pees A certificates, | union between the Charches of England and | possessions of hie country ae insigniBonnt 15,000 in the Central Department. The popu- New York, April 14. | Soitative of the Koman Catholics of Scotland, =

Ireland became complete ; the fabries are to com ; Pd lati mae distri A private letter trom a reliable source in Havana | who appear to have been entirely ignored rg pared with those cf Great Britain, and |'#tion of these districts number 548,733, of| gaye that the Government there intends to com aie crue thas Cotholien 4, in the the Whelio Fund, Mr Prowse moved in| STauting a Poiiing Divisien to the people ot Sum- be dealt with in & considerate spirit, and although there are comparatively few Frenei- whom 298,935 are whites, 128,818 negroes fiscate the gnoperty of oll sempoeted oy rm ne es 1 beg to inform “rons

wmendmen: that said question be put that day werside, bat it was tov late in the evasion te take | See al other arrangements detailed in the| men and few French interests to protect in | Who were free before the revolation, and 120,- . Washington, April 12. that that minority is pampered af on: jess then souls, or oue-te

ire gh t! tter tuuched uy by ths petition re-| Premier's speech are characterized by fair - i The project of Canadian Annexation in the three mont!ie The discussion of the previoua| "? the ms er tuuched upon by petitiva re | dealing, and an anita ce ntl fle any quarter of the globe. It may not be 985 negroes who have been liberated by the iio or tt claians, with the jalnt three hundred thousand

‘vening on th hook wy, : 7 unint i ; rebel leaders. There are yet 180,000 si > ie : population of Scotland, and surely these deserve am a ' os a sutjest a then ” some | Hon Mr Laird said that though he presented | faction The Maynvoth grant isto be com- > ane ted es ee he Island who will bt ; Shorty if dhe [consent of Cee re ne Ce, nore 59 lie bane Sli interests considered in a extent rene wed, when it was clear d di , ee affairs are attracting intercss in Kogland, | 0" the Island who will be set at liberty if the | attract attention in the Government and Diplomatic : matier al, : Orly 80d Cis | the petition in question, ae well a3 the petition | mated for a sum caleulated fi a os & ’ fg “ . : ; Pp which affects them so vitally. My lords, ! hw tinetly laid down by tke Lon. iv Siiiieadl acinen hoc dotted: Ginialsns Of daca. te ; iculated at fourteen years! the actual strength of the Freach navy, | Pe¥olvtionists get the opportunity. circles, and is by some regarded us likely to becowe | +4. honour on this occasion to be selected ve that the vote in quesiion was not by nent did po we press the f dechine gandion, oor. wwe will }ruduce about £364,-| The war navy of Franee, according to an The estimated wealth of the real estate in “ie view ed Sse aks ee ee f present that minorty in ‘our lordshipe’ ; od saeans tobe o nsidered pAanaual Ailesnent eed irae ite emeutunne a ta dues tere and a further sum of £730,000 is to be official report of the Minister of Marine, laid the portion of the Island now in ihe hands of 1e views exp on this subject by partof |) 1 ve been entruied w 4 petition bared Mor yet Was If tv &) cConstreed as a precedent | of the House at that late stage of the Session e

som a ; ; a , : ; ... | the American press, the favurable respouse of the : : ; | g!ven in lieu of the annua! grant to the Pres | before the Legislative Body in the session of the rebels was, in 1862, $550,000,000, and its English news rs, and che demand for annexe. Se ee ans athe cee Beut-

for any similar applicativos in the futura.| Hou Mr Coles.—A subject of that lapertant | by terians. The manner in which the value) 1363, comprises the follow:ag vessels :— commerce aod industry were reekoned as re-| tion ameug tine Colonies, especially Nova Scotia, ; The sum asked for was simpl a .| nature should be taken up at the op ning of the | the Irish Church temporalities 1s estimated i i : nee ts 3 presenting a capital of $774,000,000. The | have encouraged belief in the feasibility of the It wonld have bee« signed much more Ply @ donation | 9°") 5 develo ; : ; 1, Screw-steamers.—Ironelads:—Horse pr. Guns 5 i f ed with Dik aio had there been time, but as it has the | alae is developed in Mr. Gladstone’s lucid state 1900 104 / Yearly products were: Sugar $62,000,000, | scheme. if managed with Diplomatic tact and eare- | OPiy,g qrebblchap «18 three bishops whe rule over

be pet on the Resolution graniing £10 to| Hou Attorney General had ne objection to

towards @ jund, ra sed by soluntar tri-| > 2 ships of the li f 52 : ; y coniri- a : tips of the line, of 52 guns e 7 : b h butions, to assist the widow and orphan ~wt | Mr P. Sinclair—The change alluded to involv | ment, aod the money realigod, according to} 18 frigates, of 34 yuns 16,000 454 | tobacco $15 000,000, other produce $52,600,- ten rien catia of its accemplish- |e, Catholic Chareh in Scotiand, and by several : of ona who hed done much towards the ad ed principles dear to every man. It would be) tie right hon. gontleman’s propesition, is to . corvettes c 2,600 = 180 le ment. aud doubts as to the policy and safety ak oa: i trast it may not be thought want = 'G3s ar trong to take any action ot enamel 3 ‘ a ia = 9 iting © 55 7 a were ‘ * ; i : vancement of prozressive and |.bera} sslesi- = : bette action ou that quesiiva at the| be devuted to entirely sccular purposes, s cumdianbeene cam. Ii will be thus seen that the revolutionists | an enlargement of the Republic, are strongly Sane. ; * shellage geor Eoadior anuieae by ples ia the Culony. oo és aS an iain namely, ibe support of lunatics and the bind} __ . ' ____ | have made rapid progress in securing men and ~~ ee ut * ae conmeg bY | t6 do) I Wil pomese to examine sume vf the chief “ At the close of the remarks which followed Third Judas, ie : , *| ore ~— Sueh are the lead-| 59 iron clade, 26.020 810 | territory, and the Spanish authorities find the Micagenee of Cana. : should. i We endured Oy provisions of shie bill. Theve will be a Cevtrat 2 from sever! bon, membere,the House divided} Hon Mr. Coles remarked that whilst the Chiet | '"% features of the Government measure.) | sof e narmoured vessels:— outbreak aaything but the trifling affair they | Great Britain, asthe surest mode of harmonizing | Bourd established, of cocpetie pater, raling on F ; on the question as follows : Judge acted a¢ Administrator of the Goverement, | 2!t20ugh there are points that will be warm shine of the «ue of the Istcluss 1,550 128 | at first represented it to be.—St. John News. | the interestoc and ending the jealousies between | °Y"TY ine majorities which must practical % : . : 9 : , | ly discussed, and sume that b 3) . 2delass 14,570 (0 the two cvuntries, and affording the basis of a v necessarily be Protestant by the constitation For ame: Jment—M-., Prowse, Mr. Llowat, | there would be but two Judges ou the bench even | “9 , may be open to; 4 d> 3d ciuss 3-270 9c 2 quinnent: ded Sordid! seabe ‘8 ¢ Board. This Board will have the power of : Hen Mr. Davies—3. "| after Lhe passing of the Bll before the Commi tee. amendment, the general desire to give satis-| 24 frivates 10300 §=228) President Grant h ; rders that will ai Lothrop Motle eas to-day uominated for | *lecting which of the existing denominational ‘ Against »:—lLlons. Attorney General, Col | Mr. Bree&en was not so certain that the Chief | faction to the Irish people is likely to ensure 14 corvettes 6.040 110 t filib sa oon i. age Minister to Covked” F. sehouls shal} continue te receive 4 cenieng) aguas, ‘ ' Secretary, ilenderson, Laird Mesiload. ti et Judge, though actieg as Administrator could net | U8 eventually passing through the Legis- a oe 6670 UN ae P 1 ‘8 ane eaving the Gold closed ut 132. Joduing yn ae — which Cat ve I j ; a}! . | take bis place on the beach in case of urgent neces | lature. © transports 10.36) 138 = tates for Cuba, Pe; > ~ : aso sa Seotch Protestants in re- ~ Callbeck, Kelty, Messrs. Breeken, Mac- | sity, His pesition as Admmistrator of the G 64 gun boats 1,840 9 _—_—— FROM EUROPE. a RR oy aoa 0h of their punper Children, is Millan, Arsenault, G. Sinclair, Green, Kick- |?” ed his cia ae canal | Se le a ee B , 9 coust-guard vessels ‘295 «12 = uF Ca ccrtags Eeadén. An ; will not be difficult to form an estimate of the . eG ; ce ;erument was iu virtue of his cflice as Chief TP Te THS 18180 DRiGADE.’—At : : Foe ser Rem tert chance their schecls would buve of selection ham, MeCormack, Jenkins. Basil, P. Sinclair, ! Justice the opening of Parliament, Mr. J. A. Blake | >a, ——|_, It is reported that the father and brother of) a meeting of the Conservative members of Par- | 1) i - : by Reilly, MeNeill—20 , 7" ge aS ee el eae eh hers 237 unarmoured vessels. 54,895 956/the late Ensign Whittaker have left England |liament wus held to day, Over two handred thie Board: But thiotenctall. At a gives date Th — 20. | Mr. P. Sinclair was rather opp:sed to the | took his seat ou tue Opposition benches, the 2 Paddle steamers. sail . oo meansinens saben ° ali denominational schools are to cease and to be he Resolution, as teported, was then! Bili from first. The ehief advocate tor the B li place he has occupied for the last twelve year 13 frigates, of from 10 to 16 gune 41 whit Se to Be present at young Chaloner’s | ™ Mr Disraeli de h, in | “#bsorbed” in the new national system, and as » adopted ne th — trial, in Quel which will take plac lsracli was present and made a speech, in he noble duk prec. ‘i : }was the hon member (Mr. Brecken,) w hose | uo matter who were the ‘ius’ or the ‘outs,’| 8 cetvettes, of from 2 to 8 guns 1900 (19/55 Wucver, we We © place 60ME | which he indicated the future policy of the yy ees oe N eke offers ue 8 sisist co- House in Committee on the Telegraph Bill. | eivcipa argument was that the Chief Justice |and his reason for so doing on this occasion | °* *¥#8% of from 2 to 6 guns 4.125 9p | time during the present month. ou the trish Church question, and announced the | PCur eal niu, of & Steen See elias Hon, Atteruey General said it was considered | Could Ho act frou the fact that he was Adminis- | Was the absence of any allusion in the Queen's 73 paddle-steamers 10,325 208 ST em Position 10 the bill now ending ta ts "Hie 1 when a Sey ae a | xn 9 rah advicable te invest the Guverament with dis. oe - a wo i But now, that the | speech to the land question, or any satisfactory 3. sniling vessels, . "e We learn from an American paper that a Cee he EE now eee eee where there is only one schoo » where a ' cretionary powers touching the extengios of [y-| Sem. member toid us, the Adwinistrator could act | promise on the subject from the G 1 ship of the line, of 70 guns 70 | Central Irish Bureau has been established at i creed is taught, but in # national eystem like thie Jend Telegraphic commun icatio ise meinen as Chief Judge in cases of urgent t ecessity, there-| . ueject trom the Government, ac le . oe 0 ee pie . London, April 12. » ed, where th i 0 The necessity |” ® ) iin takin this s Mr. B 6 frigates, of from 40 to 60 guns — 280! New York h b th 8c Wes : —— ere muy be very minorit- of extendiag the telegraph lines te Georgetown | te to bis mind the principal argument in favor | *", “2 tus slep, Mr. Blake stood, or rather] coevettes of 22 yuns — T6l Crs WHA Dranch societies in Western} The Pope's Jubilee was celebrated at Rome with | jes, perhaps even a majority, occasionally profess- vnd Souris, hie anid. must be apparent to ever, | f the Bill fell to the ground, and for that reason | 3 it. alone, the last, the pony last, of the Trish 8 brigs, of from 8 to 12 guns _ &2 cates, fae. ie palping along . ee 28 9 one au Sage apna tna ing 9 eaereet Solara te tha: ane in the hon. member, and he heped the day was pot far | tt might perhaps be prudent not to pass the Bill | Independent Opposition of former days, The| 60 schooners and smaller vessels i en - a . ; ae oro. . the ey of the school, who is to see to the proper w of the distant whes Telegraph officea would be ope this session | O'Donoghue, Mr. Maguire, Mr, M Evoy, M 23 transports — 40 ; . { ainals, fF oreiga Ambarsadure, motabilities from | conscience clause 7 who is to see that the children ’ f i as I Braye oBicee would be opened | Hen Mr Fieciiend aca I M'Mahoo, & oa eee VOY, Bir.) ~ Oppression aftsreating, headache, and nervous de | #!! parts of Europe, and au immense congregation. | withdraw, and to what place they are to with- a in those placvs, se | Hon Mr Haviland said that with all the legal | “Mahon, &e, having all gone bodily over to 111 sailing vessels abaobiey “776 | bility, are the efects of indigestion. One, or two at | lu tue evening the city was illumicated. draw, and what are they to do whilet réligi , ' Hien. Mr | faviland coincided with the remarks acumen of bis learned triend the bon member for) the Whigs,. It must have been amusing to/ It will be adwitted that this isa fleet which « » | most, of “Parsous” Purgative Piils will give immedi- Kome. April 13. | instruction is being imparted to those i : : of the Hon, Aitorney General, ava said that it| Charlottetown, yet the member for New London, | witness the astonishment of honorable geutle- | responds with the proportions of the land eiemaad ate relief. The Pope, on the oceasion of the jubilee iu cele- jin the school? My lords, I think I om jontiel j wo.ld be extremely injudicicus to cripple the | Mr P. Sinclair, had proved were than a maich| men, when Mr Blake sat down in the midst of | the empire. The navy of France like the army of - —_—-— bration of the 5%h anuiversary ef bis accession to | in saying that this Gill was drawn up by Presby- i ; tioverhment ce in auy way to restrict their dis | a _ “- “= art of ee fencing, He, Hon| the Tories, and proceeded to read petitions | France is not on a pesce footing, and ail oar hopes | sexay Shout Siolindes® be admini Priesthood papel pardons 2 —_ number of mae for — —- of Presbyterians, tor 7 eretionary power, the exercis £ hie ight | MP Haviland, was of opinion that the Chief] ¢5. eho dicendowment ; : — abvut the world's tranquility, so far as F j ohnson's Anodyne Liniment”’ may minis- | persons, including many pul tical offenders. suredly both the rs jane ane ice wi af i] lead to the ¢: tension of leiaate cee | Judge, whilst discharging the duties of Adminia | #0! ee "Che a Se concerned, depends on ane 8. selogrpinimeisies: one mo = —o in cases of F20M CANADA —_— ane under it. © gy noble dake suye thas ion. fad prevented by sickne | trator, could not ch i * rotest i 1 freland. ike , 2 ; croup, Whooping-cough, influenza, and almost any of ei the diflerences among Seotiiek Presbyiorians a ¥ - f = = _ v " 4 by se Kovss from being | a letons ae ee — oe ¢ = Marshal Ney wheu he arrived af a hieeetat The Governments of France and Belgium the diseases to which they are liable. 7 ; Holifatk ‘Ag tah: les unt’ eo amd apon doctrine an ap n extte:e of . - on Mobeay, when the question was betore | hould mat ON ae Erenas: Cant ne: Jadge) town, daring the retreat from Moseve ae are arranging a conference for the discussion A large number left Halifax for Wiedeor, Hants, | Church government, bat l need net tell your lerd- 4 ; the ouse, ad w ben the hou wember for Suu | Mould exercise executive functiona, — bein Rod ales Tea ie h hi eT et! | of the mutual commercial interests of the two — this morning. Atmoug tiem three members of the | ships that the differences between them and the + merside [M, McMillan] so ably supported the | lov Attorney General said it was incompatible | 9€INZ asked who he was, he rep ied ‘IT am the countries, and to consider what modificati Holloway’s Pills are acknowledged to be the best | L cal Government, a vamber of the Repeal League, | Catholics and Episcopalians involve gneve matters . “4 prop iety of owning a Telegrapbie Office at| With the prerogative of mercy vested in the Ad-| rear guard of the French ariny—lI fired the may be made in th ti : ae medicmme for debilitated constitation, disordered ;#Ud a strong body of Uniuniste. ‘At half-past | of vital doctrine. (Lord Denbigh here read the = fe Georgetown, » matter which he h sped the Guy-| Mivistrater, to preside on a Bench, aud pass | last shot on the bridze of Smolensko—I am B 3 4 e recut law passed by the liver, bile and indigestion. The wonderfal efficacy | e!even the Sheriff opened the Court by reading the | petition.) Gut, my lorde, 4 lou’ wpon this Bil! na ry 4 erument wou d eatertain favorably. Georgetown | S2teuce ou a criminal. Marshal Ney. Mr. Blake is the last of the ens lum Parlament, prohibiting the railways of this remedy,and the good effects produced on| Writ- Howe was nominated by James Putnam, | the thin edye of the wedge by which secular sdu- “ yy harber was tite in the Fall a placa » . Mr Breeken oaly meant to infer that in eases} once famod i f -ot Belgium from being transferred to forcign | patients euiferi: x from the xbyve Compiaints, would | Of Maitlund. ecconded by Kara Uburchill, of Havts- | cation, us it is miscalted, will be extended bere- ; ~ a place of retuge for | f nece he chef Jad : ] once famous-and powerful Imsh brigade, and companies uppear increaible were they not snbstantiated by | Port Goudge by Capt Fred Curry of Avondale. after to Ex:glund and breland =f werely efemen- “ rhips and ver: te of every kind in their outward | me it om ae oh “ia “ine might preside over has the honor of firing the last shot, as even p - innumerable proofs of the cures effected by them The meeting passed off well. Great cheers for | tary Edueniion. wus to be imparted on this system, - ; wanna, nn me ie — the sland ou their | . ne’ id not clash with his functions the most severe politician must admit.— PiepMont.—Matters are going from bad to | and the permaneni benefit derived from their nse | caudidates. Speeches deferred till 2 o'clock iu ab as ie fiupiliar! denominated the three K's, 4 | j return ; rom boston ie York, Halifax am Ae a oe a ientinibielniae-ns [ Waterford Citizen. worse in Italy. Ciadini and Rattazzi are ex-| Thev — ~ — the nervous system a of ae eee — was a very 1 ebrsalch wot #0 much meee, but the noble duke - 5 : oe places. Vhen the western barbure of the | ’ ¢ eo g pected shortly to be called iuto oftice b th parity the blood, regulate the secretions. aud in ge ussemblaye. any hundreds were preseut. distinct! ¥ sated in his opeulng speech thet : 4 sland were closer th ice ve oe a a Hon. Att'y. G { ted Sill t t dad} y sed; "an: * . . i: aes y 2 ign ituti i S: k ‘ - 2. b: bi ipo. branch learni 9 i oes . nae " ice — could ruu inte | the ti a ae a tore 7 eae On Weduceiug evening the proprietor of} King as a last resource, and a Cubi:.et formed on Nein Seoplicit coubbaae ae Met leffey seeded teak aie tisoie =o eee se eat taught, and 5 3 getown and there complete their cargoes, | ; eee eke eee ga |the ‘Irishman’ Mr. Richard Pigott, was sur-| from the extreme left of th Ltalian C . oe aoe NY ee eee Ee = ; : i ; georraph 5s. 4 How necessa:y then waa it to havea Teleersst Deeds. The object of which waa to empower|— = wa ait £ got, t e extreme lett of the Ltalian Chambers | from personal experience of the ease uffurded by amid considerable confusion ef approval aud dis | New, m fords, if these higher subjects which . ‘office establi-sed im a place which thu ore Deputy Sheriffs, ecting for deceased Sheriffs sl a _ — Augustine Costello, no | Such a combination will render an alliance | them, have relieved their afflicted friends by recom- approval. He spoke about 45 minutes, and was | volve celizious instruction, are to ve tanght in com-. sit : P a dus Oeca ne ei a a ef ; | longer clad in the convict gray,but in the best! with Frarce impossible in 7 mending the early employment of and stead r-| Several times loudly cheered He referred to the | mon Brmeehool composed of mixed creeds, eitker ‘@ the emporiun: of trade at ee _, execute deeds, complete sales of land, and other | ’ P case of the Emperer 3 y pe : ‘ ; ; ywars ‘i le al » alluded to le aes 00 0 nf e proceedings uuder executions originally placed in | build of dress Mr. Denis Downe y could turn | abandoning Rome, which is far from probable coverance with, these tavalanble medicaments. = cS : a eek eee teen ote prasseca ae Antes yt yo a member Mr. MeMillan, touching the giedtien ut the hands of deceased Sheriffs, in like waoner | out ; The fine fellow came first to the ‘Trish -| his interest being the other way. The French nt aman panei, at Cid be baa heurd ‘come thirty ectense muev be aa I will gee. pene tend. ; railronda, and said that surely the hon member with High Sheriff’ when holding office man’ office to offer his thanks there. He elections, however, will be the touchstone of Jupson’s Prrts.—We give you in thie Medicine | *peeciies during the month, but no one could tefl | ships an exumple, whieh fell ander my own notice. trom Bedeqir, (Me. Howat] himself could not Hon. Me. Henderson asked the Government | D2ver lo-ked better 1n bis liLe.—{ Dublin Irish- | his sincerity, for the support of the clergy is | the result of a lifetime of Study and Trial, before | im wheu or how repeal was to be got. He ex- ct few yeurs- ago in Ireland, of the value of. a the eon ot iuportant public Sailing Af centres ee ; man. abs lately necessary to the Gover:.ment candi- a ayernnee = “a are wn sees We Rice eeeten de date aan eae ~— — bn eos dowre. "f webenplaboe Wace ae works, more especially nm @emeld . soes ;u " : t ‘ eat Moutague Lridze. € . “ " , Ys : a ou use them beca ir vi ‘ : . . : : , GCanedibia he ie ra =, We. Contd make me lion Attorney General —It was tot intended| Mr. G'adstone, in his marvellously lucid dates; and if the Catholics of France were to Trial is the touchstone by whieh bo 2: Agere success He concluded by an appeal to their com- | Bishep, who vook me tovnee-his schools I entered’ ; a, 1 ; | to establish §this office during the present year. | Statement of the Trish Chureh question fully stand neutral, there is no doubt that the repub- worthy. Get our Almanac. Sold by all dealers seinen bee wee en eee ee ee ee é Hon. Atty. General acknowledged the generous | 7} ene OUh deal P Se dt ae sh + ; ’ ‘| licans would have it all theirown way. If the */ ayitation. He was loudly cheered at the close, ing inal religions emblems, I should have taken . and candid € whiel | The revenue bill would require to ba altered be- | Sustains the popular estimate, as borne out by Ro is : a || = Goudge followed, aud spoke for about half an | for a purely Catholic school i Ga Op aeliid ; aie aa oe Leader of the | fore such a provision could be made; but as the| history, and says:—In the worst of times, and elections are favorable ‘te the Emperor it will hour. Te said Haute would be true, wud fight the Nana. i ‘was invited to hear the sbildren ex: : cae Eceulll viteation and - a Questions ot trade at that place was growing the day was not|throuzh all the mournful eras of the history of be a very anxious moment for Cath lie Europe, LATEST HEWS BY TELEGRAPH battle bravely, and had it been « purty fight he | amined,. and history, geography, arithmetic, and = val eakttad Meee : waiters of gene far distant when Montague Bridge would be made| the Penal legislature that has efflicted Tre-| ®° he may—as he has done before—throw ‘ would never have become a candidate Goudye is other branches of instruction were offered te my * that the Tele raphie live , aid coe toe oe bd pl ae: land, the authorities of this Established Ch hi aside the very meu by whose votes he exists, still epeakiog. MeVlellan wad Jones ars expected | solection. I chose ed ‘ ay , upon being asked! - fonled to Gcoteetowe aed Se Unk be ex-| Hon Mr Henderson regretted that the office oe ee . ure” | aud uct contrary to their pational sense FROM THE STATES. to follow. to choose the period. I se the reign of Henry: a Tenced to Gcorgetown and Seuris also. The} asked for waa not granted. He hoped, however ave, ul ortunately, stood in the foremost , . : ; At Arichat, Richmond County, to-day, Isanc| VILL What was my surprise when the teacher. & reat Joes, ve suid, which the best interests of the | that the people would still continue to ask fer it. rank, with respect to the enactment of those| A Prince Receivep ayto the Cuurcs.-- ; New York, April 8. | Levisconte was proposed by Mr. bk. Flynn, second. | exclaimed, “Oh, we must net touch that. Tha az Colony suffered by the breaking of the Cable) until the Government would yteld to their request laws, on which we now look back with shame | The Post's correspondent at Rome writes :— Cuban advices state that the Gurernment navy | ed b Mr. D.N. shaw, Mr. Henry was proposed | Governmens will not allow us to teach the children 6 weross the Siraite ast year was very seriously! Altering th yee bill > id be | weer {and sorrow. (Cheers.) ko speaking of the | ‘If Pius IX. has experienced great trials and will son be reinforced by ten gunbuats from|by William Levesconte, aud seconded by Jebu | that there bas ever been such a thirg as the Kefor-. e. jeii. not only by the mercantile port f the ering the revenue bill would be but a small | * ii ’ pe 8 ent his Pontifes Spain, and others are said to be building iv ‘his | Proctor. mation.’ My lords, I could hardly believe my- a sckecaiaieh ttaieehoem portion of the | watter, Church of Treiand, I may say that, although [| teverses during his outificate, he also had country. Mr. Henry then took the stand, and has been | eurs; bat so it was, and history was t under - z ee » Ki a. ee . general public. ‘There being no business of any importance be-| believe its spirit has undergone an immense | great triumphs and consolations. Among the |” 4 he insurrection in the District of Saguc de Povhing for nearly two hours. More than half|this system with the curdinal pout of Kuglieh, , “ ser tte : “ue bl <P poe 1 ig which | fore the House, a discuxsion arose trom sottie re: change since those times, unfortunately it stil} | !atter we must reckon the numerous and con- La Grande is reported tu be nearly ended. the assemblage ure in his favor, and his success is | bistory, the “blessed Reformation,” omited! Am © a) :P vali. ial 7 ti rap ae teap by Tele-| marks of the hun member Mr Prowse, on the pro-| remains—if not the home and retuge of—the | inually increasing conversions from the Pro- New York, April 8. certain | Hon. Mr. Miller spoke. 1 wrong, ia calling this history 1 Aud ee Ba een at Thee Haden k ne Georgetown. where | pricty of culling the Legislature to meet at an| badve and symbol of d testant to the Catholic faith. There is now in| Presi : It is believed in weil informed circles thut Sir | will it uot be same with philoeophy? Bat, > no much of the trade of the Culony was cuncen- i ind ; ; ge and sym ascendancy, and so long ‘ re ig now in resident Grant yesterday sent a message to George E. Cartier. SirJobn A. McDonald, and the | my lords, E will leave what t trated, esyecialiy late ia the fall. ear ae mu = eee Hon members /as it exists, painful and bitter memories of | Rome a youn Prussian nobleman of — Congress recommending that befure the adjourn-| Hons. Messrs Howe and Tilley will be made | sectarion groands, aud chal the whole ques.. ° liis Honor the Speaker expressed the hope Ne oltti ol ~ the Sites oa aan ” that ascendency can never be forgotten. wealth and ancient family, Prince Schon rg, | ™ment, provision should be made for submitting | Lords under the Bill introduced by Earl Russell | tion on ite own merits. 1 wll ask your ; PP that the Government would assist the people of eee ie Eerame orem ant Trinity Colleye will not be touched by the | Whose formal reception into the Roman Chareh | the Virginia Constitution to the people for rati-| creating Life Peerages. to consider well the distinction between instauc- = } teorgetown and vicinity in getting a Telegraph Legialature tu weet cariier than abvut the First Bill, but Mr. Gladstone states that there will | bas just been officiated by Cardinal Buonae | fication or rejection at an election next May or anes codeine noe oe ; 4 on ve. Larg = ot American schooners fre-| of March be future legislation on that aubject, and that| parte, and has “ the ulmost gratification ton ta tena eer omen te are. 0 0 R R E § P 0 N D E R C E what does instruction differ eonotemtient as es quently enters | Georgetown Harbor tor shelter.| louse adjou the ivstitution will not b lely d d to his Holiness. The Prince’s riches and in- s ‘ , eee ; : : : journed, ! e@ solely devoted to ; ‘ La ran e in : ae ‘ lords, instruction is to education whut the und it was we!l known that the Aterican people A. McNett, Reyorter. Protestant education, We may say that if it fluential social position, joined to his change soteeaida aes ie cee eee tt terete of the artist is to the finished drawing which he ee ~~, ao ee wee | were to be so devoted there would not be re-| Of creed, may be best realised our looking on recommendations regarding Miesiesippi Ty ras Eotton oy res Mkatuunen. Gore's deenies, of conadden? Teil et “og micnte. relEVe elegrap me 6 Se eT eee ~~~ | lizious equality in Ireland The Premier| him as a Prussian Marquis of Bute.’ The election i Dear Sir; va . a a “3 ™ tivorgetown would tbe kept busily ¢ | rene _ Sl i iain Oe OF y +, the Premier : : # election in Rhode Island yesterday, re- . mine, and I our lordsh i atien- ‘a A oe pip ‘ius . usily eusployed| HOLLOWAY—A FRAGMENT CONCERN.| mentioned another matter, which is considered} Tux Emperor's Srgecu.—The Speech of | sulted in the success of the entire republican) Iu the Summerside Progress of the 5th instant, | tion to it, econ tila hes the whats eval or api. a : k Mr Howlar presented a Bill to provide for the ING HIS DOINGS. oe on eas - ae — twelve | the Emperor of the French to the Ccuncil of | ticket. New York, April 8 the great editor of that paper worked himself ans. Seen. & ieee — F f inspection of petroleum, coal vils, and b , eet rotestant Vathedrals wou partly sustain- | State must be regarded as a manifesto address- : om rare, bs Sis lita ih Snne's SlREEN, Ske, ANS Paywens Puapdee, : et Guide eed be \4ewlahe the per _ o d burning Professor Holloway is still in the prime of life,|ed, where the Protestant population may not/ed tothe nation The question of the suppres- Twitchell. who was sentenced to be hanged to- into ® desperate fury iu giving his reasens fer not =e of ss — —— the object. ie ‘ The Bill provides that the Gotetane t shall though it is now more than a quarter of a century | be wumerous enough to support them. The | sion of the liorets, or, rather, of ceasing to ~*~ Food eee seed te vie e ae [een ane sat tale: Settee “te sealy “Sn © ates ian created? 1 answer ia ‘the simple words of 3 : i . . : - .. : ~ i J i. 4 have power te appoint one or more Ine oat 2 al" | since be perfected his discoveries aud gave them | answer to this is, if they are not numerous they | make them obligatory, is interesting and im. 7 rye ree 7 = — this morning. | Grant.” I advise Mr. Kirwan to keep cool, and | the Catechism. To iove, bonour, and serve God, a i : , fectors vf ty the world His yearly bills fur advertisin d h church San Francisco despatch says a terrible fire md thereby to b ! : FL Petroleum, Coat Oil, and Burning Fluids, for taking the average of the past eight years, amount | cone ioe oink, ame and ‘they can| portant. That the reform proposed by the |took place yesterday at the Yellow Jacket and | St Ret exasperated for no reason, He need not | Min do this wless the basis fo of bin ofuention tata 4 a Charlottetown and other parte of the Island. to the aust teftup kesddeed and taboty fein than weet sma eee ly should the Catholics | Emperor is a very beneficial one, no one will | Crown Point mines, ia Nevada, by which thirty-| bluster. Let him endeavor, like a sexsible man, | instruct bimn 24 to the nature and attribates cf God, + % ‘The duty of eveb Inspectors shall be to test a 7 hi + »¢ asked to contribute to sustain large build-| pretend to question in this countr To us it/s d : ; © : ; ee est and | sand dollars per annum of which ab ut one bun-| - hy a. P ee ; : J: it | six lives were lust. to keep his temper; aud if my letters on the | 24 bie duties towards Him? In other words, . asvertain the explosive or iguting qualities of dred and seventy five thousand dollars are spent | "3° which are not required? He spoke of | seems an intolerable interference with indivi- London, April 9 i aale ‘ : ee ; unless be is a definite, distinctive, dogmatic a —_ oils, ant te am every cask 60 inspected. | j,, ewploying the columns of such journals as have | 5 Patrick s Church, Dublin, as one of them |dual liberty to require every workman and In the House of Co thi oe : eee nf Se ee eae —, oo aye bp pe . oy on Se ae os om contents! been aiready established. Tbe balance is used for The Protestants of Dublin are rich enouzh, work woman to be provided"with a book con. Bchort hase Giadeiee dee bee ere himeelf and bis friend “ Aute-Grant,” he should sy png Fs stan education *. aoa owed to be impert-| the creation of special organs in countries not | W@ are certain, to sustain that building; and it | taining a sort of industrial history of their lives, | mitted the Anowal Bud : scbequer, on possess more of the Yankee covlness than to | diversities of creeds aud must be where Pros = ed into any port, where the Government MAY | hitherte acquainted with the wonders of the print-| Would be a gross act of injustice eb have it| written by their macte d ‘tified b mitted the Annwa Budget, in the explanation of 7 a a“ ’ 7 ever be where Proe % cicem proper to appoint an Inspector, whieh | muerte’ oa ee es . An — Gapoerted ihirwek Wa bics akin nee : n he . ers and certi y the| which he said the Ministry proposed to deal | ¢xpose his spleen, —— exists, there is but one alternative left, : shall not ben: the fire test of 120 degrees| ietere | hia agente and wake| be’ expunged from the bill ; wed that i¢ cill a pone oan Sheech is much bigger than the | separately with general expenditures and those| A publie journalist with balf the tone 06 | tronios: on Sete te ee eee aa , ho bh b df he bill : i 1s Vahrenkeit.without ignition or explosion Penal awe rs who accompany his agents and make) be expunged from the biil; and that it will be subject of which it nominally deals; and it is, | for the Abyssinian War. The estimates by nunion to teach own children im that way ty for cited, of the provisions ibis Biil £100, nown the properties of his remedies amongsy bar-| so ameuded that real religious equality may | in point of what he has done for "them, and | the Hon. George W. Hunt, his predecessor in the great Mr. Kirwan to fair play and freedom — —_ a bold. agen eh _ ober dean ~~ or sit muathe imprisonment. The Bili to be in ee Stnecagh had kteae ao a e exist in Ireland —Dundaik Democrat. another declaration, in the vague phraseology | fice, were £73.000,000, while the receipts were | Of discussion, couid not allow the last letter of | tan to worship their oun selves, aud seek , D) toree and operation on and after the first day of | ee ' y a Ane so rich in common places he likes so well, of | £72,500,000. a deficit of £50,000 which had te |“ Ante-Grant” to appear in his columus. But it|oW" self-interest above all things. bi lorde, a. July mm” a? q hi Pea of ys sorely they arecalied | ‘The roe Belge, has received infor the policy he has ‘abaaed heretofore, and in-|>e met this year. Mr. Lowe estimated the ex- ited the taste of u Ki we it pubis | would you pat otged tools into the bands of chil - are chiefly employed in Central Afriea gnd among| mation Srom London that Quven Victoria has tends to follow in the future. Dves thig mean | Penditure of the present fiseal year at £68,250,- 4 asce of Sir. Kirwan to give it publi- | dren without first instructing ther how to