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If it.be said they are but few whom this . ualilication would exclude; and. therefore

sir admission cannot be dangerous; we an- swer—I‘he great objec of the education to be

to the pie, is to qualify

the due appreciation, and the right exercise of the political rivilege of Ikeeinen; and, be they few. or he I ey many, who are union‘ ' .to entitle themselves to these privileges, byt sir own exertions, when e means of enabling them to do so are provided for them, they cannot justl be deemed worthy of them; nor would it so e to entrust such men with the exercise 0 them.

Mr. Loncwox-ru,ws observe, is re nod to have said that he thought the pro Bill a very sweeping measure; and that moo d have the elbct of completely taking the privile of re turning members to Parliament outo.l' Emm- and who have a

oftbosemsessedof pro rt , stake in country, andpgeivih it to those who had none. This view of the u..membcr is,

we apprehend, to a certain extent, the correct one. The measure, were it even limited by the educational qualification once proposed, would still be “ a very swcs g” one, possibly a very dangerous one, fora time; but. with that quali- Iication it would certainly, we think, he a much wiser and safer measure than it will be without it.

If the Bill pass with its present latitude of application. not on] will it operate in the manner indicated by r. Longworth, but it will eflectually place “ the basement class of our social edifice in a position to over-rule all the others; it will give to those who toil the power to govern those who think; and impart to those who labor with the hands a supremacy over those who labor with the brain.”

We are indeed the determined and steadfast friends of pro us, and of every measure of true libcrallty an enlightenment; and—wholly re-

rdless. as we are, of mere part interests.and, identifyinglpur own with none ut those of the

Is at rge—we heartily re' ice in having

it in our power honestly to dec re, that the government measures of the Session now in pro- with the exception in one particular, of

that now under our consideration,——are, in our opinion, not only strictly in accordance with the principles of justice and ri ht reason, but we even uestion whether any oghers could. at pre- sent, e devised, more likely to give satisfaction to the people, and secure their future ro rity. But, with res ct to the Extension rifllicqgcctiue Franchise Bi‘ , we are full convinced that the cztnision, unless restricte by the educational ualifioation above alluded to,will be a very

IIIBGPOIIB IIIORSIIFG.

Exrxrrsion of the Enscrivs Fnsncuisu BiLi..—0n Friday evening, (25th, inst.,) in the House of Assembly, this Bill was reported agreed to in Commitee, without any amendment; and order- ed to be engrossed. So far it has, we are sorr to _say,c£rcgressed without an eduaitiorial cation usc.

Q’ We are requested to state that the meet- ing of the Horticultural Soceifiy will certai y to e place at the Temperance all on Tuesday next at 4 o'clock.

Q’ Tux Bazaar at Gsoiwrro ' ‘lace on Tuesday the 8th March, instead cdnesday, as heretofore advertised.

wN will take of

The Rev. Mr. Murray, of Cavendish, will

- 9' deliver a Lecture (D. V.) in the Temperance

Hall, on Wednesday next, the 2d March, on “ The Evils of the Liquor Trafic."-Doors open at 8 o'clock. p m.

His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor in Council has been pleased to establish a Post-olfice at Township Number Seven. and to appoint Mr. Maurice Hallorsn, Postmaster.

(For Husxard's Guustte.) Mu. Eur-rosi-

I saw in your ps r ofthe 10th instant, a copy of Mr. GludsIonu's amended Bill. which is to confer up- on Ihe Church populslion of the Colonies, the privi- lege of meeting in S nod for the seillemcnt of their pwn Ecclesiastical a airs. The Bill itself appears iobc remarkable for little else than its vagueness and m- higuiiy. Still were ihe church thoroughly free from Trsctririsn rfrror, less exclusive in hsr‘preicnsions.und more anxious for the advancement o ChrisI's spiri- tuul_ ki om, than the enforcement of snliqusled forms a pompous nulliiies, litile duaer in’ crue from its passing into a law. Inde , u or such circurnstsuce,sii might conduce lo the promotion of u better state of discipline amongst us. and to render our public services more ensrully acceptable. But the professed principles of its frsmer,coup|ed with the ambiguity to which I have referred, are sulhcient to excite suspicion as lo the fairness of his intentions, and doubt as to the Iitncss of the remedy which he

provides.

Thu! Mr. Glsdsleoe is a man of first-rate ability few will question, ibsl he is a rash and busy msddlsr in Church matters is equally cvidenI—and will it not at once occur to the mind of the ruflecting and consis- tenl Churchmsn,Ihst if sny_pressin necessity existed for bringing such a Bill before Parliament. the Bi shops. as the shed sardines and rulers of ihe Church were I a men is iiistu such I measure, and not a comparatively youthful Lsyrnanl sir - ships liavs hisberio cautiously sud wisel abstained

or as pu_b|' y kuo:_vII.') I Oil

, in overthrowing lsto cosiservsiive and so Protestant Ministry. Asulbeol ' lwriIsr,hoisisssid lo besabtles "Ill". I3: u Denominsiionulisi. we know IIIII he :0! I0“ ‘ll! fold in which he was nurtured, and made is vrs 10 s more re: receive communion. not the Church of Ions, ta. tween. Can _ Item which he thought Ii: P 509'". \_"|lll°|l _ hi motives. and the ob- jsct at which he suns! ,. Lug not my voice of s strsugur.und we IlIIfl.Hp_h so stru er leads. After Ill, what pggfl fl dun for [bu inlu creuce I If the privileges of sglf-govornmsnt rusted to the colonies of any vslso, is mug s...-.| nolude free legislation in mutton {t is idle. therefore. to suppose,ihat we shall churne- ted in the management of our susulsr u in, still met so. that we should be interfered with spa so suns iive a matter as rel" ion. It would up r from I at sound and independent rlodiual, " he Church Witness." IIIII all the orth American Colonial Bisho are in favour of Mr. Gladstone Bill. and that they ve recommended it Is the Kvauruble notice of the Home Government, I0‘ “I. lungs to say without any fair or direct sp- p;.a_l Iotbs-vlbws sud wishes efihs lsy members of Ir

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It 'I by men of the high-

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foresee. bucked us they will"b's'. 0'‘ ace

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trine of buptisnial regsusrsiisn will become one isst of orthodoxy in the Colonies, as it now is is the

Iiuh Dioceses of Easter and Bipeu. and little, if any hope will remain to us of sdpctiug these improve- ments which are gsrisrsll sdiuitied to be us access- ry to the rogress of the Church.

An om nous silence for the must part pervades the diocese with regard to this important measure. sud where notice has hitherto mod that all is right, that no ' isis towards it; at a bi prove useful. But let us not Inrget.thsI shes the Imperial Legislature, it will indusnse all thssets and proceedings of Colonial C:iurchmsu,wbethur they approve the Bill or set.

sis Brunswick has indeed made a spirited and successful stand sgriinst the ‘ sob.-s, mo parishes only, Curlsion and t. Andrew's. giving it their approval, in the former pluce sis meeting ‘ but twelve individuals, and at the latter by a majority of oru!.' ‘by should we uotsi once then follcwths excellent example of our s'uter Colon I Indeed no time is to be lost, and let no inllrinity ofpurpcse chu- rscteriae our proceedings; u cos we st sues rise to meet the present emergency. our freedom and inde- pendence will be wrestud from us, and that without a struggle. Our silence will be construed into acquies- csucs, and though ihe blame may fall heavily slee- w_hers.siiIl we shall have to thank our own supine lu- dlffqrsucs, that the bill ever become th w of

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an . These few observations, may, I hope draw a

(ion to the critical situation in which we are placed, and induce others more competent an m self to come forward, with heart and hand. to so the Church from the tructariun toils which now, unhap-

pily, beset it. Yours. &c. V LIBBRTAS.

Married, On the 93d insI., by the Rev. Hsleolui Ross, Mr. John McKcunil to Miss Sarah Nicholson, both of West River.

Died, At Sonora, California, in the month of Novem- ber last. Mr. Ronsl Boston, formerly of East

Point, P. E. Islsnd. Meteorological Journal. . usuolurll. rillllollrxn. H ghost Lowest Mean. Hizlplest Lowest Daily Bull I I, “QI- I0.45 19.81 3.90 85.0 5.0 I9.

Ewiim A1‘ 9. A. I. was-rugs,

13 8. light air. Blue sky, with passing clouds till noon; then overcast and snow

I4 W.S.W.frcsh gale. Overcast, with snow and ' till!) a. in. Blue sky, with passinfi clouds till6p.m; over-

I ti 9; then blue sky, wi passing clouds, and union.

I5 N.N.W. stg. becsc. Blue sky,with occasional ssing clouds; sli hi snow in mid-

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I6 N- light air. Blue sky, till 6 p. m.; slightly overcast till 9; than blue sky, with pass’ clouds.

17 S. S. E. fresh gale. Bhic sky, wi iq c s, till Ila. rn. ; the i overcast and cloudy; snow from 9 a.in. til noon; hall and sleet till 9p.m. thou blue sky, with passing c .

18 w- mod. gale. Blue sky with slight occasional c s.

I9 W.N.W. strong b. Bl k t'll8 . .- l' t - §'.'.’.'.l’..'.i. .l’n"’s,’ '.ii3.l' 335.‘. fill.

Charlottetown Markets, Feb. 23.

of Seed. Perk, Beef,

Oats Wan HE Subscriber wants to execute a very early or- der, and will therefore. give the highest price for 0A'i's delivered imruedials—L'aaIi! cm; : JAIIES N. HARRIS. Pub. 11, ms.

Blob OAT‘! OATS ll OATS I II WANTED topurchsse. 20,900 Bushuls Outs, for w

hich the highest price will be paid, in cash. on

delivery. JOHN ANDREW lllcDONALD. Chrlottstowa. February I4, I858. 4w

Notice I Notice I I THE Subscriber will take in yment of accounts; Oats. Berle , Wheat, imothy and Clover utter, Out Heal or Flour. IAI ow isawo Iis ususi. STOCK OF GOODS, suitable for country use, viz: Tea, Molasses, Sugar, c., e. lso.—8000 bushels Sai.-r, which will be sold low for Produce. on dcliv . B0 to I00 Ions Lusu S-roiru, A few ire of Granite Mini. Srcrrus. sons who have not sellled their so-

u,. counts, due the past year, or ysars._nrc requested to

make immediate payment. otherwise they will be

Mr handed over in an Attorney for collection, without any‘

further usuce. JAMES PURDIE. Ch. Town, Feb. I7, 1558. 8iu9

LAND ASSESSMENT. Treasurer's OlIice,Churlo;tetcwn, P. E. Island, January 15, I858.

IN urssauee of the Act of Ihc General Assembly c this Islund. made and passed in the Eleventh sarofilie reign of Her oi Majesty, inlitulod mu Asseusmil on ull

this Co ny, a or the encouragement Education," and of an ct made in amendment I ersto, and in the Twelllh year of Her said

Majesty's Reign. intiiuled Jn let to explain and stand the present 1:! for the Jueuiuent of Land. and the encouragement o Education : I do hereby give Public Notice that have made Proclamation, according to the terms of the said Act, of the under- rnentioued Town Lots, Pasture Lots. Islands, and

parts of Townships in this Island, in arrears for the .

non-psyrnenI the several sums due and owing thereon to Her Majesty, under and by virtue of the lint mentioned Act. viz :

acuus scnus. Township No. 8. 22l8 Township No. 44, 198I§ " 4912 " 47, 115 “ II. 701 " 48, 3132 -- is, 1621 " 50. mo; -6 19. no « 54, 2030 “ 20, I840} “ 55. 570 -- si, sic -- as, 341 “ 23, 3142 " 59, 385 -- 24, I00 " 60. 1500 " 25, ‘I555 “ 62, IIB7 « :8, 1401 -' e 200 " SI, 1000 George's Island, 145 " 82, 5044 Bunbu " I4 “ 83. 599 St. Peter's “ 80 “ 87, l32I Murray Islands, 2| " 88, 50 Indian Island. Be- “ 48, M00 deqiie. 200 Churl ottetown. Ist Hundred of ' own Lots, ‘ ofNo

0- . as Hundred, ; of No. 45. I of No. 46, 1.30.1» of No. 98.

tlh Hundred. of No. 30, 4-Iliths of No. 38. 5th Hundred, ofNo. 2. Q of No. 93. Pasture Lots in Charlottetown Royalty, No. 197. own is in cor clown: No. 7, Range 1. Letter D; o. la. Range 2, Let- Ier A; 1 No. 9. Range 8. Letter 3: l No. 9, Range

9,,“ (,,,_..) ..,_ 3“ . 5,. Chg", 3. 7 pi. I.ett‘erlI-L; NI; 8, Range 3, Loner B; Q No. a, Do.. hy quarter, 8d a Add Butter. (fresh) Is a Is Id P“s ' II", ' , . o.,_, (by .5. mg) mg . 1, ure Lots in Georgetown Royalty, Nos. 89, 90, MIIIIo(I:m-n) Idduufi 'lI‘I:IIII’W 0.1 1:: I of mg. .1.‘ 3:. i::.PrincsIown s I 3 Lamb. per lb . nuns w r. ' i. . i. or Nos. 1.2, s. 4, 5. mi 3. Va“. per '1» . - 5d Home-pun. yet In 6d - 6- No. 5, Row 2. Division i. Letter 13. Elm. per lb» lb Gd a 7d Flour. per lb. do 2 do 3 do B usages. r . 8d uueal lb. I ' ’ ' n.u.a.., "° ’ 4.. 3.... ,.',,,",‘.f,., ,, M ,, 3: 4 and 5, do 2, do 5. do n. ‘ .m.i., per ..u., is. u is. 0..., Is 1d a 1. I04 4° 3- 4° 5- <10 9- Turkuy Is a Is Gd Pearl Barley, per lb lg 5- 5» 7: Ill‘ .s ‘I0 3. ‘I0 3. (I0 0- Fowls, a Is Potatoes, a Is as 0 4. ‘I0 3. do D- Ducks,euch. lions Turnips, 10.] .1. 5, do 5, do I, do E- , Is 9d a Is Gd Carrots, . I, do 5, do 2, do E. Partridges, 6d a Hay. per ion, so. u I, do 5, do 6, do E. Eggs,par doun, 7d a 9d . Straw, per csrt. Is a Is .‘Id 3, :0 s_ :0 L do |-|_ 7 o lo o I, do J . 0: o 2: do 4. do B. S. do II, do 7, do K. Pasture Lots in Prinselnwn Rcysliy—| of No. 8; ofNo. I5I; {ofNo. 888; No. 240; No. 875. coMMg.sARIArls' rid theowoersofthc said Lotssnd Tracts of Land

ILLS of EXCHANGE drawn upon the Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury, at 80 day's sight, for any sum above £50 Sterling, will be granted in exchange for Dollars or British Specie, to he paid into the Military Chest at this Simon. Further particulars can be obtained at this Ofhce. ROBERT BOOTH, Dsp. Ast. Com. Geo. Commisssrist. P. E. lslun Ch. Town. Feb. 24, I558.

so in arrears and proclaimed as aforesaid, are hereby notified, that in case the sum charged on them as afore- said, her with the costs which have been incur- red, shu I not be paid before the nest Easter Term of the Supreme Court of Judicature. to be held at Chur- lottetown, which will commence on Tuesday the 8d day of May neat. application will be made to ihe Su- preme Court, during the said Term. for Jndgmenl against the said Lots and Tracts of Land. respec-

Iively. JOSEPH POPE. Treasurer.

Iron for Sale. TONS BAII. IRON, snorted siaes; TWO CHAIN CABLES, I inch and I hid inch.

DAVIES R STEWART. I In

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Apply to February 24. II“.

In the House of Assembly,

AI, r 10

ESOLVED. That no Politics praying aid for Roads. Bridges or Whurfs, or or an ob’ I of a local or ‘private nature. be received after JON AY,

the 28th s of FEBRUARY instant. ORDER .D. That the foregoi Resolution be inserted In all the Newspapers public in Clur|otss-

town. JOHN M'NElLI.. Clerk II. A. R. 3. IRVING, No-ranr Pvsmc, Coirvuvaircuu. awn cccnu-rsrr-r. ()FFICE--over the Bookstore of Mr. G. 1‘. Has- asun, Queen's Square (Scum side). Chur- lottetowu. Deeds of Couvsysseeof all duscripIiuas,of

and Free hints, isolud' Au’ - . Cc., tiers of /m.....".':, Bodt. pprcaticeshi , Bills of Ssle,Cbsrier Parties, Arbitration Boudsu ws Petitione.dr.c. , K; red with securso sod despuloh; Merchants‘ ks, Partnership s other so licstsd Accounts, &c.. arranged and balanced at moderate slisrgss.

- REMOVAL.

I-IILIP MACFADYEN. Licensed 'I‘svuusr- Kuuruu and Vic-ruai.i.uu, begs leave to lufinu his friends and the public in gsnsrsl that he has suiovsd flom Den.-heats to a la sud lions: and Pusuisss, in Sydney I.

Raeurd‘s Printing Establish- ‘ ' aueomusodutisu,

Io coovsnlsaes. ssufcrs, sud rsspectubt ii fl:7"l‘irs Pussrisus, bei immediately soctfiucss ro Quu-.u‘s Scosuu, wl be found sonvsuieai for the accommodation of Individuals from the country regularly sitcndlag Q Krista; so also to such as occssionsll come to Town D transact business is an ofihe usi.ic cflsss.

uu runs is large sud well eaclossd. Tris S-rsuurro isof the best kind Iudufsll us yet‘

provsade

r will always R an Chi a. lllth February. I Iwuls

NOTICE. HE TENJNT8 of'l‘uos_us H: A’!!! HAVI- nairo. Esq . on Townships Numbers 48 and 50 and other Lands in IIIII Island, are re uesicd lo make immediate payment of the amount o Rent due by Ihsm to the Subscriber; who is duly authorised to receive and grant rscsipli: for the sums. . HEATH HAVILAND.

rristsr-st-Law. Qsssu Square, Nov. I9, I851. Isl.

$0-RA.'RO1I' TO AUS'.I'B.A1'..IAI Shares In the Ilrnlgra Company

. E.

HE Committee of Management of ihe “Emigra- ting Company of Prince Edward Island," hav-

ing, in accordance with the power and authority vested in thorn. concluded an agreement with an able and experienced Ship-builder. (Mr. Francis Auld of Rustieo.) in virtue of which Agreement he is bound to build. '

ea puny, a good, substantial, and sufloleut vsnsl, of about 200 Ions burthea, to be launched on, or before the Isl Se her, I85], and which vessel, it is calculated, wil be ready to sail from P. E. Island. for a Port in Australia, on or be- fore the Is-r Oc-rousu. 1858; and libs SHA is the said ' _ for, or taken up, Do hereby give notice, that Copies the Articles current are lull with Ila. Bru- rirusr Bovruu. c . Was. Mc- Kar, cfCsvsndisb, and Mn. 0. Con-ris, of Curtis- dsls, who will, each, slord all necessary information

log the objects of the said Couipsn - and who have power, iudividuall to ' the said Company.» a certain limited extent, to such individuals as may apply for them. sud are. at the me time to comply with. mid abide by,

on

B —lt i expected that all who ‘nu of the uunqpproprisied SHA I-‘.8, will

propriety securiq them without de- y; fer the sosuertbs Subscription List oftbe Com- pany shall be llled up. the sooner will it be series- ble to expedite sud co is all the arrangements ne- cxr to assure the epariurs of ihe Company's Lie from P. E. Island at the appointed time in the

0. CURTIS, Secretary. Charlottetown, Jan. 31. I888.

4.

ny. me wish to

N. . take any rcsivs

HONEY 1'0 LEND. gllfllllln at the Olce sf Cuauass Paanuu,

sbrsuléhllst Nu

_lhe North wing of the Old Court House, in accordance

AUCTIONS. LAND FOR SALE.

Premises, unless previously die by pn- vale Contract, on Tsasdu the I5! day of March nsxr,ui I2 o'clock soon, I MILL and LAND ut- Iacbed. st Cave Heed. bel ing to |Iessrs._JOHN and WILLIAM AULD. and ormerolly sale. For particulars and terms sale. a ply to Messrs. Jobs and William Auld, the owners, or to the Subscriber, at his Oflee in Charlottsiown.

JOSEPH IIENSLEY.

Ai.so.-At the SAME TIME and PLACE. Sixty Jlcrcs LEASEHOLD LAND. and the HOUSEHOLD l"UllNl'l'URE of . Charlottetown. Jun. Nth. I858.

Large Sale of Valuable Goods. or JIUC TIOJV. .lt tlu Stars of Racer; Lt‘W|[I00t'Ilt. leq.. Queen tree.

BY A. H. YATES. ALE to take place on Tuuusoar, the 8rd of March at II o'clock.

All articles put u by the Auctioneer will be

knocked down without the least reserve. '

As these goods must be sold. the sale will take

place on the above mentioned day without any post- ponement should the wealher prove unfavourable.

Merchants and traders, in town and country, will

please attend this sale, as Mr. Yal.cs’s orders are po-

sitive to dispose of the whole. (long credit will be

given.

The Stock consists of Broad Cloilu. Whilneys, Bulfulo Cloth.Twecd,Doeskins,Serges.Kerseys. Flan- nels,BlanksIs,Counterpanas,Bcd Ticks, Striped Shirt- isgs; 8 Bales grs Coiion, Print Cations, Osnsburgs, Deninis. 'l‘sb|c C cths, Muslins, Handkerchiefs, Mus- lin Delsins. Orleans, Co rgs. uulres, Cotton Balls, Linen Thread all colours. Cotton Reels, Buttons, Gcfl'ered Blinds, Tspes, Stays, Hooks and Eyes; Gloves of all sorts, Collars and Ilabit Shirts; 800

ds. flue Carpeting, Heurlh Rugs, Furs inSl.one arlin. I-‘itch, Raccoon, Musliquasli, &c. &c.; Da- mask for Curtains; Ready made Clothing, Hats, and Caps, in great variety; Cotton Warp, 'lea, Um- brellas, Ribbons, Laces, and a Large variety of other I. February 15, 1853. All papers I Tenders for Engine House. ENDEIIS will be received until Tuesday the In of March next at noon, from persons willing to contract for the erection of an Engine House, at