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smarts: Count—The lillary Term of the aupnme Court opened yesterday.—-both Judges preaidlug. The following are file names of the Grand Jurors: namely— .loiin \lorrle. (rover-en.) James Deddln. Stephen awabcy. rtephcn Bovyer. “111cm Harlem. ilenry Longworth, itobert Robinson. hitching: Mebfiiien. James Orr, George Petite. Wm. \\ right. Charles Kennedy, Charles Higgins. David McBwen.Jcbn McLeod. George McKay. and Hart Butcher, Ettore. ‘

The burlncar of the Court is comprised in the following cases: -— ‘

thiark J. “block as. Robert latch. and another; Summerside Bank or. Thomastlrebhi Janine Jenkins and width" re The Government; George Beer and another or, John lteardon. absent debtor: Archibald McLeod and another a. D, W- Palmer; Wit lam MeGlil vs, John Currie; Wm. H. llobkirk. or. George Bell; John liaszard m. Charlottetown Mutual Fire icruruuCe t.‘o.t Michal Treanor vs. London and la’illt‘tlsllli‘t tlotn any 3 Ellen. \i eatherhe rs. .lu‘nee Wiener. jun; “.hiha Weatherbc or. James Fitz hilnmone; Thomas W. Dodd and another er. J. W. Johnson; Edward Palmer or. The Government.

snunuv suns. Rebeca MeMurdo er. Joseph Green; Richard Reddiu vs. John T. Jenkins; John ifampboll er. llwéu Amos; 1. C. Holler. James Bourke and another; imneid Melina er. Edward Martin; 1. 0. Hall or. James Bourke and another”. 8. Carroll er. Bertram ileum—bender eleven appeals. be”.'.".....2....t I... w... L '." .. :Al—~~ .2— blltl. Duncan gave the pllplll of the ling School her usual New Year‘s rortnrtainmcut at Government House on Tuesday evening last. After partaking of a sub- rtential tea in the Dining "11"“, the youngsters. 63 in number. of oil err-eds and endure. atnuaed themselves: in the hall till it) o‘clock at plays and games of various ltindr. Their behaviour during the owning. which was inert orderly and becoming, n'llnois much credit it on their edlclent and prim-taking tt-uolwr, Mire l urvie. who is doing a very good mlueationgd worlt tn the went end of the city. Before the party broke up, Mfr. Dundee made rnch one of them a prevent of some article of winter clothing. To the buys she gave on. . rhocr, fuelinie. polite. etc. ; and in the girln iron in. hoods. mots, gloves. etc. Such acts of benevolence by the grout nnm ni'ihe land cannot be too highly praisml. and we on- sure that when the period of Mrs. Duudrts‘ stay in l’. E. inland comes to a termination. which we hopi- it will nntllo " yet a wee." no one will regret her departure from our rinm-s more than the pupils ofthe Dug School. whore young bt-urte she has so often glad- doued with hcritindnesr and iiberaiity. Those deeds of charity which we have done Shn'i stay fin-ever with no; and that Wealth Which we have an bestow‘d We only keep; The other in not ours.

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DISAITIR n SlA.—-Capl. Brown. of the ship ‘ L. C

OWen.‘ belonging to the port of Charlottetown. under date ilavrc. 195mm Dec. 12. 1367, writer to Sir. A. W. Owen of this city. lilo billowing particulars :--" At 10. a. In on the 2dtii of November. during a heavy gale. we fell in with a ship water logged. We ran clone to her. and saw that all illtlldrl were on the main and tniueu tops. We borr- to under her lee, or there was a very heavy sea running. At 3 p. to. they got their boat out, and“) of them entered it and cattle alongside the ‘L. 0. Owen.’ We innit then on board all right. With the heavy n'ttt‘cs their boat got entaehed ngatnei our chip. and as they had not another. and ours would not live in such a sea, we had to remain by the wreck all night. The next day we tunnegrd to lower our boots. and take the rest of them (15) oil the wreck, Inciting 25 in all. They had lti't'll three days and three nights without anything to eat or drink As their ship had filled all otonce, they ran-d nothing exec-pt tin- .clothcr they had on. llcr name was the ~ Nor- wootl.‘ sf Newlntryport. lro'tl Qneboc. it "Hill to Liverpool. We toot ii"? in Lit. 4‘.’ 3 . 7m. N4 Lung. 45 5 43m. W. Three days utter we took the men on board We fell in with a hanpw. on board of which we put eight of them. After six d rye more we fell in with another bartpie. and put. run-u on boord’nl‘ her. The other ten we brought with us to title port—Pot.

EXPORTS FROM 'l‘lliS PORT FOR 1567.

\Ve have been furnished. by the Deputy Collector of the Port of lledcqoe (llr-nry Latvum. Em") with the follmving correct statement of exports therefrom. from May l. tn l).,-c. I. l‘iii7. Tim column giving the cr- ti'nzited value in our work. We non have in colon in- stance: ovarrated some of the articles. though We think not, while in ninuy othcre wo our lut’c rather g me he- lmv the mark. ,Wc have valued (lots at 2.1. rid. per bushel: liarle . 34. 92L; l'nllitoos, ls. (LL; 'l‘urmps, 1s. ; Eggs per oz.,0-l. : Oatmeal per ltlll.. 30!. : Uyrtt-rr. IO..: (lame, 50a; Pork. lfi;i.t.;- Poultry. 25¢; Rutter per lb. 1!. ; linseee nwrage. £125; Sheep, 15s.; Horned Cattle (hooves). 126 104. each ; Live Poultry. 2:. ; Live Pigs. we. : Porlr, per carcass. 50m .edeh:

51pm. Amounts of. Estimotnl l'nlne. Oats. bushels, 234.177 £31,223 1‘.’ U Barley, " H.115 2.722 .' (l Potatoes, " 37.6“) 2,330 15 U Turnips, " 4.772 235 12 0 Eggs. barrels. 594 1.753 0 ll Oatmeal. " 8545 [3'37 ill 0 Oysters. “ 3.940 1.970 0 0 Game. " it : o 0 Pork, u 76 out o 0 Poultry. « m 20 n 0 Better. tube. 401 1.002 10 ll Horses. bend of. It'll 4.07.3 0 0 Silicon " 2.20;; 1.650 U 0 Horned Cattle. 207 1,3: 0 0 Live Poultry. liti’l till 4 ii

“ Plge. 33 66 0 0 Pork, carcasses. 176 “"540‘} U ~—I'vcgr¢er 1:51.159 6 9

TElil'EltANCl-i HALL COMPANY.

The annual general meetin of the Temperance llall Company was held on lilema . the 6th inrtnnt. per statute. The Hon. Charles Young. L. L. D.. Prr-ei- dent. in the chair. The Secretary and Treasurer ech- rnittcd the Report and acenuntr for the past year. ebowln a balance in favor of the Company of 1.85 iis. 101d. tie accounts were audited by the public auditor. (Thor. Dveilriray. Earp.) and. on motion. were cunni- mously ado ted. After some further routine business, the eharobo ders proceeded to elect. by ballot, the Di vectors and Secretary for the ensuing year, which resulted as follows :—

DIRE’W‘OM. lion. Dr. Young. re-eleeted, Mr. J. W. Morrison. " u W. C. Trewra. " J. D. Cooper, " \V. F. bionic. " "G \V. Miliner. " "J. P. Tauinu. “

J. W. Morrison was elected. by ballot. the Secretary.

The meeting then adjourned.

Ate meeting at the Directors held immediatel thereafter. the lion. Dr. Young was ve-eleeled Pres - dent. and J . W. Morrison, limp, Treasurer.

Charlottetown, January 8.71886.

nxronrs“ iron ’eascvdrrc.

Through the khdurse of the Collector of Customs for the Portal Cucumpec. John H. Clark Drop. we have been furnished with the following list nlshlplecntr from thence. This. though. dore'uet Iy any means show the whole of the espovtrfrom that port, as large quantities have been rill lecherlottetown. Somme-raids. and. we are told, to run r~ .

fre- tbe Peri et Caseeutpce from the 9th Ifsy, to the let day of December i907.

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8'20 uiotai dried lish, beeider 0 corks 230 one 40 barrele Oyrtcie 320 barrels Meekerrl l8 boxer Eggs. ‘300 down} 19.383 ft. Lumber and 6.000 shalom—Journal.

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81-. Dunes-ash {trauma Cum—On blonds night lurt, Mr. M. i’. Rochl‘ort opened the robjcct. “i bother the blame Liquor Law could eucccealully be applied to this island or not i" and alter a lively tltecuasion. the opinion of the tneetin appeared to be. that in the re- tut-tit. etate of public op Men on the rnhjoct. it wool be my rsibie to earr this law into anecersl'ul operation.

k n Monday niglt neat. the following sch out will be tllllfluloillv— hould imprisonment for Debt abolished

in thir llland! W.' C. GRANT, Sec‘y. Jen. H. 1868.

Government- Norman—Mun“ Donovan“. 7th January. lace—1n, [lie Excellency the Commander-ia- CltiefX—l’rmec County Regiment of Militia.-—-Sear|e- tmvn Rifle Compsuy.-—Wdliam Dohnin. Esquire. to be acting Ensign. 2d l’rinoo County Regiment of Militia. «W. ll. Clarke. Evy. to be Acting Captain; W. C. Lee to be acting Lieutenant; J. Lang. to be acting Ensign.

Tun “Vanuatu—We have bed nearly two months of winter. and, according to the testimony clever body, msovrrcn winter has not bccn experienced a this lelatnl,for very many yearn. The weather. though very cold. has been fine, and the roads excellent. This is something to be thankful for. We here. however, the prospect of very nearly four mouths of ice and snow refore nth—hf. '

.SUDDEN Drum—0n Saturday morning last, about. mes o'clock. the wife of Mr. Samuel Waugh, ei' Wilmet Creek. was eeired with an appopletlc stroke, end dro - pod dcnd on the floor where she was standing, busily engaged in her household work. She leaves a bur-band and eight children to mourn the loss of a kind and affectionate Wife and motlnr. Truly " in the unidet of life we are in death."—S. .l.

The Presbyterian 'l‘co held in this place yesterday was agraml utl‘nir. A very large number of portions wrre prevent and took too. We have not heard what amount war reuiired. but we would judge that it was the most successful Ti-a Meeting ever held in Scanner- sido. We will give the particulars in our next—lb.

[We hear the amount realized was £90.—-Irl.

The lion. James C. Pope left here on Thursday en route for England. We wish him a safe and pleasant trip. Mr. Pope is certainly one of our most enterpri- eing buclneal men- ile has recently purchased the pro. misc: known as I’etblck'a ilrevvery. and intends to add this acquisition to his extensive mercantile and shipping operations.

Sourir harbor is still open. but the lee outside ren- ders it useless for the purposes of Navigation.

All sorts of Items.

The introduction of salmon into Tasmania ban been attended with such remarkable success, that steps are about to be taken to introduce this fish into New Zea- land. The Board of Count-voters of tie River Severn have granted Mr. Yaul premiseion to take salmon from timt river, for the purpose of transporting the impreg- nated spawn to New Zealaod.

The Hilda! Chronicle says the Dominion Govern- ment have given Mr. Norman. of Montreal. 84000 for taking photographs of the members of the Le islature. while not a dollar can be spared (hr the poor shortnen of Nova Scotiu. Last year the fuel and fire tending ol 1 the public oillser at Ottavn only cost $56.00)!

Major W.Hnntloy, a writer of some repute, and at one time employed on some of the Boston dolly papcre, died of rtart‘ution in the streets of Albany on Monday last. lie was forty years old. and leaves a wife and infant in a very destitute condition.

A professional beg or in New Yor'r. who made I living by sanding out her little girl bun-foot in the men to attract pity and pennies, war naturally indignant when the poor innocent was taken to a comfortable house and kept there.

We learn that a young female was killed a day or two cg: in 'l‘ruro by the ninth: of a sleigh coming in contact uith her head. it seems that a horse had run away. and the pa ~r girl being bewildered ran into the middle of the road. and then placed herself in the way.

Wild heroes are new found in great numbers on the Lot-blah plniur. in N 3w South \Vales, and have become it occur c. At some reasons they are dangerous to npprouc . The squatters love a great than stock horses and breed mores which join the wild herds.

The Mayor of (‘ork has. for the first time, attended service at aCatholic church in hie oiiicial robes and

him or be out in a handsome caned chair ‘- at the left side of the altar, within the sanctuary."

Fifty thousand persons in New York. rayr the World. who Me by the labor of their hands. out of employ. is a more truthful statement of our financial condition than columns oi deftly arranged figures relating to the national debt.

A few days a o, a vessel with two thirds of a cargo arrived at llah or from the West lather. and paid about £400 in duties more titan she would have had to pay if the goods were entered before the passing of the Dominion 'i'nrill‘.

A negro deli-gate offered a resolution in the Georgia Convention to the client that " no man or woman. of either race, he allowed to intermarry. unless he and she. the contracting party.--tvttuts to."

An old copy-book belonging to the first Napoleon has turned up. Strange coincidence that the last boyish theme is in geography. and the but subject a designe- ation of St. llrleua, via: "a little island."

A Mrs. Robin and a lad coined Williams, were burn- ed to death on Christmas morning. in a house or shanty on the line of the Western Extension Road. about six miles from the Suspension Bridge, St. John. N . B.

J. J. Duly. Earp, Barlster. of Jerrop, lllinoir, and member of the Legislature of that State. is at present on a visit to this city. Mr. Da‘ly u a native and a for- mer resident of Halifax—He. op .

A lemons German rims doune. who a few years ego .was paid a thousand chase a song. died in rage in a cellar in Berlin recently. Beauty, voice and mory went rapidly.

A young man neared Harry Barnaby. a medical etu- deat in the odlee of Dr. Henry Shaw. Xeutvllie. ceas- adtted suicide en Sunday last by taking opioid—Hr. paper.

Two women in Chicago got into) light because one of them called the other a -- prdertrinu." The indig- mp‘rt women declared that she had always been respec- ta 0.

A woman in France bee sold her hair fifteen times since her childhood. it grows 12 inches every year. and has yielded e profit to her of two thousand francs.

Scene at an eating-resin in Breton! Customer-— " Waiter. 1 called for e plate of user. not a rpoonfel." Walter getse steak two ioohee square instead of one.

iler Maieoty's Theatre recently destroyed by fire in London. was said to be unequalled in all Europe in its fitness for llurldeipttrporea.

The war is said to have killed over i200 pe err in the United States. Herein lies the only Jurti cation for those editors who want another war.

loGemeo whens reeseatbl witt.tbe kill the editor! m oot'eblrndltbr has, be::kii "in: for two hundred years.

a We» ...» n ma... tuna insult the ether day in despair, et the diesrvery. tbedey after hie wedding, thetbiv wile bed a glerrsye.

attended by hie sergeants. who stood on each aide of 72

The Duke of Edinburgh: on leaving Australia. is to visit Tahiti and then Valparaiso, after which he will sell round the Horn.

It appears by the English papers that the Fenians had nothing to do with the disastrous explosion at New -‘ castle-on-Tync.

Since the 91h October there have been four hurricanes, e gale. a tornado, two Quiltan and two volcanic eruptions. - i

The amount subscribed in France the Pope. al- ready cxceede 2.300.000 frauoe.

Coal mining in Great Britain cost 1565 lives last year. nearly live a day.

MDTews b" Telegraph.

St. John. Jan. 8.-- Recluse island. Lake George, Vt., sunk on tltb inrt.. accompanied by tevnuliunoe un- heaving. Lake soundings of recent rite found to be 85 leot. Noiivesloet.

St. John. Jan. 9.--Lnrd Stanley acting a n re-‘ monetrnoce oi Sublime Porto, has pre nred erpetcb protecting against alleged intrigues of urrien agents in Roumauin.—0ats 31s.

St. Soho. Jan. iO.—-.\lenrly all the London Journals comment on resolution recently ado ted by House of Commons no question of Citizenrlt p; abatement of British claims. end acceptance of view expressed hr President Johnson's annual message. are urged with singular unanimity.-—Gold on.

St. Jourr. Jan li.-—By fable-English troops still at Sennfe. No sickness. Natives friendly. Etr- marek lately said that war with rrshce this year was a phantom; urged bearer: to dismiss {cart—Gold is“.

By Moravian—arrived. “ John Bright." " Adello." at Cardil. flirt; “Rained Shot" and "J. Andrews.” at Liver 1 24th; “While.” at Plymouth. 2tth~all from P. ’. Island.

FROM COLONIAL PAPERS.

Lonnmt. Jan. 2.-—-Lest night. nssr Cork. a party of Fenlans attached the horse at Mr. Cbarler Mathew. brother of the bite Father Mathew. The family of hlr. Mathew was apprised of their danger in time to sue. ceralnliy repel .tbc attack. Quite a large force war

uicitiy gathered. and concealed in the mansion and on t e prrmleer. told when the tnaren'dors came up they were met with a gelling fire. and lied. Several were wounded, but were carried of by their comrades. The motive for the assault. whether for murder or plunder, was unknown.

On New Year's Day all the nmberradors of Forei n Powers now in Paris were receivad in a body lily t 0 Emperor at the Palace of the Tolllcrier. The apul Nancie. speaking for the diplomatic con-r. assured the Emperor of their good wishes for himself and the Im- perial family. The emperor. in reply. slid he washappy to again begin New Year as heretofore."rurroended by the Representatives of all the Greet Powers. and to once more represent by this interchange of arsumnoes the friendly relations which now existed between France and their respective Governments. The Archbishop of Pnriv. who was present. hoped that God Would pre- serve the Emperor's health as a guarantee of peace and said the promotion of religions and moral ideas in France was the only rafe heels of the throne. To this the emperor responded in these worda:—-“Thc wieb deeply touches me; believe me, the interests of the re- ligion of a country. and civilieation. are inrrpcreble."

Dr. Livingston is alive and well. Positive advices Jerri received from Africa leave no longer doubt of hie en cty.

in a public speech yesterday. Victor Emmanuel dc. c‘ared that it was the unanimonr desire of italy that Rome should be the capital of Italy. but the subject de- manded patience on the part of the people.

Console 92 for money. I

Buncomm. 8rd.—-The °‘ LeNord " newspaper has re- ceived intelligence from Paris that the head unrterr of the Fenian brotherhood on the continent ave been in the Fanbourz Dutelse in Parir.nnd have been seisrd by the French i'olicc. A large quantity of letters and other documents. revea’iug the plans of the brotherhood. were found on the premises and were forwarded by the French authorities to London. The " LeNord " also etntes that among the documents brought to light was one containing the details of a plot for dertroying a portion of the British channel fleet by live. Other Papers of a riniihrr character have been discovered, all of which have been placed in the hands of the British Government.

Lennon. 3. (eve).«-The examination of Dortmund. Allen and others. alleged to be implicated in the Clerk— r-nwr-lljail explosion, has resulted so far. in produolnll' no satisfactory evidence or to their criminality, and leaves the ana rnlmmt as much a mystery as it was be- fore the investigation took place. I The magistrates

djollrned the examination one work. it is thought idiot the conference on the Eastern quortion recently held in St. Petrrsburg by the lending diplomatirts of Russia, hasa werlike significance. Consuls 923 ; 5-201

.llallorery‘s Ointment and Polls -—8bortnerr Breath .

Colds. Ganglia—Thousand of testhuoniale can be pro- duced to prove the powers assessed by these curative remedies in artbma, incl en’t' ‘emtvnmption. and all dimrderr of the cheat and nog’e. The Ointment. vrell rubbed upon the chest and baélr. penetrating the skin. is abrorbed and carried directly to the lungs. where. in immediate contact with the whole mess of circulating blood. it netttrnlirer or expsie nay impurities which are the foundation of eonrumption. asthma. bronchitis. and pneumonia. Time all pulmnnic complaints are easily cured. The asthmatic chest. tightened to suffocation in foggy damp weather. is liberated by Hoiinway's Ointment and l’illr, which also cure the short. dry. can. suinptlve cough. and the heavy expeetoranen attending bronchitis.

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0n the 22nd inrt.. in the 55th year of her c. Cather- ine. the beloved wife of Mr. Malcolm Camp ell. Black Pond. Lot 46. leaving a diacousoiatc husband and a large circle of friends and relations to mourn her loss.

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Business Notices.

NEITHER the Herald nor the Royal Gordie will be furnished to new sublel'ibore unless paid for in ad~ vanee. We have no many debts 0 our books that, in order not to swell their number. we are forced to this step. , All ADVERTISEMENTS intended for either of these refers must be aeootn led by the cash. at the rats e e. per square of 2d ices. or under. and 1e. dd. for each continuation. ‘

HAN DBlLLS. in pro ortiou to rise. trem do. to 10s. per lot of 1b. and is. each additional set.

N OTICE. Cmnwrrnrowrv. 1th Jan.. 1000. A MILITARY CLASS will be commenced in the Drill Shed. at 1 o'clock. p. m.. on the 18th Inst., open to all who are desirous of going thro s more thorough course of Drill than the time allow lbr Militia training will pertut; attendauee will exempt from the canal train- ing which it is pnrpoeed to hold in the courao of Feb~