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(li n littlr tnun wan throln trite an immual Mlle of excitement on 'l‘uesdtty by an l‘\l‘l|l Illti'll it happin of very ran- oecut'n-iu'e in this Island. tiauiely~ te apprehension and I"nl’ltittallnll ot‘ a nun accused oi an appurcut- l3 munch-u and mid-blooded murder. The titan supposed to have becti murder-ml la a sailor by the name of llradlcy. on board the schooner .‘lmlrr‘ou, 'I‘urnbitll. master. 'I‘liin tes-el “as oii Monday night lying til Ilicliov elf Dunk River llridge. it appears that the itian—lli‘udley—wiis It'll alone in charge of the seliimiier. (lit 'I‘uenhiy morning about seven or eight o'clock. Mr. Philip llaker went on board iiitd was horiiticd lo liitd the cabin llnur covered with blood. lle louud an axe, an open razor. and a long sharp knife—the two bitter rovered with blood in the cabin. ()u the cabin stairs iitid the bulwarks of the vessel he saw the stains ot‘bloud, but no other traces of the limit could be touud. Previous to comlug on board Mr. liakor iiiet it man. evidently a efllltll‘, fit the little that led to the shore. This man asked him if he knew where (‘aptuiu 'I‘uriu-ull was. and said that ho had beeii waiting for liliii. When Mr. Ilaker saw the dreudtul El'lll! of things on board the schooner he immediately siispi eted that the man wbotii lie littd met had committed the murder. He therclore with as littlcdclay as possible proceeded to Siiiumerside to Iuive liliu apprehended. The num suspected of ‘murder was found willioiit the least trouble conversing with his mute on the street. His story is as follows z—lle says that he wits Iookiiig fora berth, iiiul lieariugthat Capt. "I‘urnbull wanted a hand. he treat to Bedeqiie to see him. That he slcpl. iii a house there on Monday night intending in the mornittg to look for the Captain. He did not get up till pretty late on Tuesday morning, and went im- mediater on board the schooner, which it seems was lying smut-distance front the shore. Ilaving got aboard or alongside of Iier, we are itot sure which, he saw a titan with a razor in his hand. lie asked him if (.‘aptain 'I‘urubull was on board, to which the other replied that he was not oti board. mid that if he did not come soon he would not find him ilieve. lie tlteii immediately went ashore. lle ofeourse denies having committed tlte horrible crime laid to his charge. His name is Andiew lIcn~oii: he i,s u iorciguer—u Swede, we have heard. We were pre- sent at his examination before Harry tirceu, James (.‘aiiipbell. and \I'm. lleairsto, Esqrs. lie is not a vicious looking man, and told his story iviiliout any hesitation or embarrass- nicitt. The body was found to-day. (Wednes- day). The throat is cut, but we believe tltat there are iio other marks of violence about his person.

Sl‘lt‘lllli.

Since the above was written, we learn tltat '.- 1m..th IHII linle lu~t' - ., on thi. body of lir. Iii-y'Iuilii “'cduem .i_ . A Doctor was called in to ex- amine the wotiiid, who said he believed the cut on the throat was not sulllcieut to cause death for some time. It is believed that the unfortunate fellow— vlio had been drinking lutrd for some days prcvious—illicted tlte wound himself and afterwards jumped oier- hoard. There were no other marks oiihis body but the cut on the throat. The Jury returned ll. verdict of " Suicide.”

I? 1x another column w l he touud the ('ui'd ol . *iiiioii Fi‘a s Iioardiiig House. We have much pie re in I'CUUIH- invadingr it to the traveling public.

I?" A large number of heavy horses have alread_ been shipped from here tlils epiing. 'I‘he . iig ol this kind ol'stoek should engage the attention of our farmers.

5-3“ Ir Is with pleasure that we citll the attention of the travelling poi-lion ofour read- ers to Me: 5. J. Crawford s: Son's advertise- nieiit iii another column. We can apeuk ex- perimentally of (,‘rawlhrd's Hotel, and in justice to its propri turn we must say that everything in connection with it was carried on to our entire satiatiietiou. It is conducted on tee-total principles. 'I'Iiercfoi'e our read- ers. when iii that part of the New Douiinioii, should enquire for Crawl' ‘d's Ilotel.

Messrs. Crawford tit Son's moderation, and their ohliging qualities. cannot I to secure for them a good share of public patronage. We wish them success.

Our neighbors who may wish a good adver- tising medium should send their cards to the JOURNAL Ulliee.—(.'om.

(intr- i-:a.ui;ns.-—-“lt never rains but it pours an old saying—it appears the re- inaik will hold good with respect to “tiiilt Steamers" this season. \\'e are to have llcr .Ilujuly, running as often as she can accom- pliin it, between Toronto and l’ictou, the Lady Ilean and Secret, once a fortnight be- tween Quebec and l'ictou, and the Emperor twice a week between Slicdiae and Newcastle. The commercial and travelling public will be amply itccoiuinodated.-—.lliruuii'tlti Gleaner.

C ADA CONFEDEI—tATIONl The Queen's Proclamation-

From the Supplement to the London Gazette

of Tuesday, May 2|.

By the Queen. A l'rorlamntion for uniting the I‘ioriuecs of t auadu, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick into one doiiiiiiiuii, under the name ut'Caiuula.

Whereas, by iin Act of Parliament, passed on the will day of M- rcli. 1857, iii the limb year of our reign. -uiiilcd an Art for the Union of Canada. A va Seolia, New llruna- wick, llllII the Government tlieruif. and for purposes connected thereof, after divers reciiabi. it is enacted that “ It shall be lawful forthe Queen, by and with the advice of Iler Majesty's Most Honorable Privy Council. to declare, by proclamation, that on and after it day therein appointed, not being more than six months after the passing of this Act, the Provinces of t‘anada, Nova Seotia, and New Brunswick shall form and be one dominion under tltc name of Canada. and on and after that day lit 1: three provinces shall form aiul he one dominion uiulcrthat nameaccordiiigly; and it is thereby further enacted that such “permits shall he llrst summoned to the Senate as the Queen by irarrant. under Her Majesty's Royal sign manual, thinks lit to ap- prove, and their names sluill he insertcd iu the Queen's .l’roclamation ot Union." “'0 there- fore, by aml with the advice of otir l'rivy (loom-ii, have thought lit to Issue this, our Royal l’roeliimittion, iitid we do ordain, de- clare and coiaiiiand that on itiid after the first day of July, 1867, the Provinces of Canada, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick shall form and be one Dominion antler the name of Canada.

And we do further ordain and ileelut't.‘ that the persons whose names are liei'eiti inserted and set forth iire the persons ot whom we have by warrant under our Royal sign iimniial, thought lit to approve as the persons who ahull be first summoned to the b‘cnate at Canada:

Foil THE rnoviscrz or nxrnuo.

Messrs. Ilaniilton, Mathcson, Ross, Mills, Seymour, Dickson. Shaw, lllair, (lilulplil‘ll, (.‘brlatie, Atkins. Re or, Leonard, M‘Muster. Buruham, Simpson. Ski-ail. hi'l'liersoti,(‘.raw- ford, McDonald, Blake. Flint, McCreu, Allen.

rmt rut: i-itovinei-i or QUEBEC.

Meurs. Leslie, Foster, liusse, Mallilot, 01l- ver, Bureau, Renaud, Lctellier do St. Just. 'I‘elslcr, llamilton. Duchesnay, (formicr, l’rh'e, J. Duehesnay. Dumoucliel, Liicottc, Wilton. (,‘lintl‘ern. Arinnnd. (iaevrcinont, Ilel- lean, Ferrier, Ryan, Sunburn.

you rur. ruoviacn or nova scorn.

Messrs. Kenny. Archibald, Anderson, Rich- Io, Lock.llniirnoit, McCully Dickie, Holmes, Wier, Bill, Miller.

run run raovmcn or NEW nacxswtcx.

Messrs. Botsford, Chandler. Robertson, linen, Odell, Wark, Stccvcs, Todd, Fergu- son, Wlliaot, McClvlati, Mitchell.

W3 mtm .1.

SI’MAIERSIDE .ltll'RNAl.. 'I‘Ill'RSDAl'. Jl‘NE ti. N37.

{Latest by Telegraph!

Lou-or. \l-vy 2K.“ in Ha ltmtu- oi tom- uaau- iu night the Ililrntinlt tum-hi..- was settled tll the liflllktll hoo-chohl ~utltagc one pounding has been practicany :ilioli-hcal. the tenant pay-i hi- rati- permit-.ll} tints-ad ot

giliruugh hi~ landlord aiul thcrclq in cuttile to

‘wlli't‘tlllalits of lands or li'lli'ltIt-till

tote. \tttl‘lll twelie pounds per atiuttm, ale to lt:l\\' the right to tote. '1hcgouriuueutban-prop...‘ d iirtauiltirdol If. pound.- \alualiou but the Litre i

of twvlve pounds ialuation. The Iloiise thcii

adjourned.

I'auis, May 29ili.—The Government has taken measures to greatly reduce the number of troops in the standing army.

Mannin. May 2!|.—'l'be Spanish lleetlu the Pacific Occult are to be materially strengthen ed .

Loxnon, May i'ltltli.—’l‘|ie unfortunate late of Maximilian creates Intense and painful feeling and anxiety throughout Europe. In the House ol't‘oiunious to-uight, Lord Stanley, in reply to request as to the safety of Maxi. niiliaii, replied that the Government had re. ceived iio oi’llclal information on the subject.

Loxnox, May 3011i.-—-Despiitclies received last night front the Continent indicate that fresh complications. the character of which is not deilullcly known, has uriseiiou tlie Schles- wig question,

I)l‘ttl.l.\'. May 3011i .—’l‘he trial oftlie ll‘euian llt'isotll‘r. Conden. is now in progress belon- Iic Special (loiiituissiou here.

Loxuoa, May :ll.—'l‘he regular weekly statement oflhe Bank of Er gland. published this morning. show: that t laillioii in that institution has increased L .000 sterling.

'I‘lie Rank of England has reduced its rate ofdiseouut to 2,1 pt cent. This \‘t‘l. favor- able Ihnincial exhibition shows activity aiul buoyancy in the money market, and Consuls have advanced to as; for money.

Livi-zavonL, May lll.—’I‘he trade circular says the sales of cotton for the week amount to 82,000 bales. including 27.000 for specula- tioit and export.

Uieadsthtfs and provisions dull and un- changed.

Very_l._atest !

London, May S].

In the House oftfoinuions to-oiglit another division took place on the Reloviu Dill. An amendment was proposed by the Liberals rc- quiriug that it borough shall have a population ut‘uut less than 10.000 iii order that it be cu-

...i...l ... .. moniber iu the House ofCoimuous. The d on resulted in a victory for the Liberals who carried their amendment by a majority of l27.

I'i'oiisious unchanged.

llerlin. May (ii.

In the I’russsian Parliament io-day the llill adopting the new constitution for the North tiermau Confederation poised its second read» tug

Cork, May :11.

The trial of Condo“ before the special coin-

Iiiissioii has resulted in his acquittal. London, June Ist.

Consuls 99; 6-20's T": Ili'ea'lstutli.unchang- cd; Corn this 3.1.; Flour 295.; Provisions tirm; Lard 49s. n‘d. '

New York, 1st.

The Herald’s New Orleans special says the city of Mexico has certainly capitiiahtted. Lieu U‘llarau was shot there for correspon- dence with the Liberals.

ill. . imiliau and all at his otlleers above the rank of lieutenant are reported to have bteu shot at 7 o'clock on the evening of the ltith ult., by otIlcers who escaped and arrived at llruwusville on the 27th of May from Quere- taro.

l‘iivatc letters received at Metamoras state that Juarez had ordered ‘ohutlu to execute Maxiiuil n and his Gen ..

The olllcial iieu'spapci .tt San Louis I’otosi, after nar iting tlicp..i-tii.-ulars of the fail oi‘ Queretnro states that the 5 -i'ctary of War and torivarded orders to Est aido on the 1511i ult., to shoot Maximilian and his Generals.

Gold 3114.

llerlin, June I. Ilia Majesty, the Emperor of Russia, has ariived here en route for Paris. London, Julie 1. A llt‘Flelt'll from “'olf's News Agency, du- tcd at llerliu io-day, reports that tucI'iossiau Cabinet and the Government of the t. have conic to :iii understanding on the l stern question, atid that the policy of either (lov- ernments in the 'Zast will hereafter be identi- cal.

l'aris, June 1. Extraordinary preparations are being made by the It Inch Government and the Mum ipal Autlioi'it s of l‘aris for tlu.I Royal Visitors who are expected hero on Monday. l’aris, June 2. llis imperial Majesty. Alexander of Rutsiu, arrit ed this afternoon tiuiii llcrlm. St. I'ctcrsburg, June 2. The Imperial Government has issued a proclamation extending tieucrul Amnesty at the Poles engaged III the late insurrection in Russian I’oluud.

London, Julie 2.

Detpntcliea from Constantinople report that the Siibliina I'orte has consented to entrust the mlutiou oi the t'retau question to it. com- hiiiatioit of European powers.

Gold llllifl .

New York, Juno 3.

A despatcli by cable frqu I’iris dated June L‘iid says, the 1-.uipcror of Ru ia utul his two sons arrived in this city at I o‘clock this alter- "(10".

The Emperor Napoleon, accompanied by the M:II‘r~li:.l.~ ot the Empire amt the Ministers of his (,‘aoiuet, received the visiti aml coit- duetctl them to the Palace ot the 'I‘iiileries.

The Railroad tlepot, the Tuilcries and the streets through which the cavalcaile passed, were proluscly decorated with tings.

Iiuiueuse crowds of spectators lined the route of the procession, and great enthusiasm was manifested by ilie populace.

l‘aris, June 2.

The Horse “Feriiaeques” \von the grand prize de I'aria and Emperor‘s Cup, after a very exciting contest. There was it very large attendance; the Czar of Russia was on the ground.

Gold 136‘.

1)ublin,Jiuie 8, evening-

A despatch trom Diuigarvon reports that some twenty or twenty-live Fenians who at- tempted to laiul near that duce. have been arrested and lodged in the V aterford Couiity Jail to await trial.

Vienna, June 3.

The Austrian Government has ordered the fortifications of this City, iiiiil work thereon is to be commenced forthwith.

llerlin, June 8.

It is stated that (‘ount Von Ilisniark has asked to be relieved froin the cares of olllce immediater tiller the adoption of the Federal (‘onstitiition by the North German States, and that the King has given his consent to the proposal.

New York. June 4.

Intelligence from Mexico says Maximilian bad on the evening at the 15th a severe iittaek ofdyseiilery, when the private physicians of Eaeolicdo were sent to hint.

I’rivatu correspondence from San Luis says he hail recovered and was expected in that city, aiul it is probable that he has ere this crossed over into the linited States on his re- turn to Austria.

It was rumored Lopez had delivered up Vera Cruz.

Gold im-

, . t t ouuivy ll’lll‘t'lllll‘ ii- wttlud ant-.lbms:

t l

“ “mm”. m "l-ll‘" ll “'“ l""""l’~""”“' [the late \\'illiaui Richards. Igwl on years. Hume finally adopted aeouiproioiw on a ltflsla , st... i.-,...-. four t‘lllltln‘ll to mourn the Ion oh

1... tumor-um. this Ila}

\ t'vir-l» .luliii l‘. linker.

Shlngb-s - lieome t‘laik. I Hunt 6‘. Shmoulhvr— 'l‘hoiita- hint-l. .‘ t‘lmk & “‘uicb Ili'llnil‘l'r"~Ilstltll‘l D. [in ‘ ’l‘uruip arc-l- W'riram‘s Ilnolutore.

l‘ardmg. t‘aiduig—-.l. Lori mo \\'r'gbt.

glint. ?

. . . I At her rc-iilcin e. in Scnrlrtown, on the 2Mli‘

April last. Mn. I‘.lll..tl)(‘|l| Ilichaids. n-liit at,

a kind and iitI'cctionatc parent . ‘

Iii t‘barlotteiown. on the Htli ult.. after anj Illtlt'hl of a fetv days. Capt. John Ali-lute, ins the 32d year of his age.

At House‘s Road, of consumption, on the 22d oli.. iii the 2Ir-t year ot'hei-agc. Eupheuiia McLeod, third daughter of John M. Leo-l, much and desert regretted by her parents, fiieuda and acquaintaui ea.

At Georgetown, on Saturday last, Alfred David Kaye, third and youngest son nl"l‘liouias Uwen. Esq., aged 8 years and 5 months .

On May 22d, of consumption, Jannct, eldest daughter of Alex. McKiunou, Melrose, aged H years.

Port of Siiiiiiiiei's'dc Eat a r e d:

May 25.—Schr. Ripple, Kennedy, Miramiehi:

lumber. (‘larmda. Allen. I’ictou; coal.

lll)t|i.—E lie. Leiiiieux, Montreal; tlotir

and iiiei dize. i'lst. — Ship I-Illcu Malcolm..\i ()Ietlll, Li -ipuol; merchan- d June 3d.—Sc|ir. Ripple. Kennedy,

Ambrose, 'l'uru. 4tli.——Scbr. I’crse- Pru-

t. (illlllltllll‘, limestone. bull, I’icton: coal.

ver ‘ , l'uivcll, Ricliihuctn; luin. videiice, l'ollard, IIuctouelie; luui.

01 e a r e d:

May 2Rtli.—Srbr. Woodbine. Robertson, lIal- ifitx; pro. ilUlh.—-.\largaret. Mat-Kay, Miramichi - bal. Julie 'dd,—Ripp|c, Keit- iiedy. (I i. ham; bal. MIL—Ship Ellen Malcolm, Nicholson, Iiuctouclic; hiil.

,. r:

Schr. Indian Queen, Green, St. John’s, Ntid. ' potatoes.

JOHN F. BAKER

Most respectfully announces to the inha- bitants of SUMMI-ZRSIIM') and the Coun- try geucrally. that he has taken the Shop lately occupied by II. & J. Ransar, on

Central Street,

where he has just opened a

New, Fashionable and Extensive Stock of

TORY 66639303. The Lat st Styles!

or which for quality and price duties compo. titiuu, and respectfully requests all per- sons desirous of purchasing (IO S to call and examine his stoc b are pur- chasing elsewhere. w / -——ALSO— Ithqzeclcd in afoot days from Ifitliftir', 'I'EA, SUGAR, MOLASSES, SOAP, Tobacco, Uuudlcs, Vinegar. Kerosene Oil. Raisins, Currants, Rice, Dried Apples, Dye Stutl's, Spices, Ate. All will be sold cheaper than any in this Town. Suimuei'side. june 6. 1867.

I . Turnip eed! For Sale at BERTI AMQ I STORE, ti large iuuiitity f Swede 6.: Yellow IillllOL t Turnip Seed.

Summersidc, jam: 6. ldli. .

vi" ' " l - Cardmg! Cardmg! ' ‘llli Subscriber begs leavc regpectfi lly to

iiiiiiiritc to the piildic generally, t to he has taken the Dl'NK Rl\’ ‘R CAI NU MILLS, (the property of h- late icorgc Wright) on Lot 26. am httviigr :ired no pains or expeute iii pii big lie, in good working order, they are ulw ready for cus- tomers. \

Ily close attention to hit 'noss the subscrib- er trusts he will give entire satisfaction to all who may patronize him, espcc lly as he is prepared to CARI) for the iiiilii'ceeileiitt-dloii'

figure of \ “4", Two Pence Cash per lb. J. LORENZO “'RIGIIT. Dunk River Mills, Lot 26, June 6, NHL—if

All kinds of Job I’riiitiiig done with iii-iitiicss and deapateli at this (illieo.

r I

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. ii'i'fvofiim SIIIAULES z ! W.1mot Valley SHINGLE MILL!

’l‘IlE Subscriber, than fit] for past favors. begstn intimate to be public, that Ill.‘ has on band

150 Thousaiil Shingles,

sawed front the he will sell ch '1

rest 8 vii e iiiul Fir. which a t ireasoiiablu terms.

As till the ii i‘ t tlte iitill will be sawed iii a short time, pt I s wanting to get shingles sawed can brii 1; along their logs as soon as they like. ’

GEORGE CLARK. Wibnot Valley. June 6, ISUT. 2i THOMAS FRIZZEL. Boot and S 09 Ma. , WATER TREE’I‘, apposilc Colin Ill .eunan‘x SI

Boots and Shoes of a uperior quality con- stantly oii hand. and for sale cheap. Summerside, June Ii, 1867 1y

DANIEL D. 0R6

{L

HEAD or CEN\E Sumnzent’de, - - is)” All orders punctuall June 6,1867.

NOTICE 1

"RE Subscribers will market price for (lALh‘ SKINS, deliver Suitimerside.

May 30, um.

Job Printing of every descr‘ itiou done with nostncss and (Icapu h at the Jovnaat. orricc.

DAVID ROGERS

SPRING Slil’l‘gl' no mm E z

- DR _. I“/. G 0 ’5

IIE INVITES INSI‘E Sutumerside, May 30, IR"

NEW SPRI 9/] , 4/

l

NEW

ON!

AND

S U M M E R G 0 I l('l{El‘ )N hasjust received :il

1' his NEW STAND. CENTRAL STREET, his STOCK of

SPRING AND ‘UMIIER

or“ (0 t) S /! which for Style, Qual v, or ice, will com» pare with : y in the .\ kct. INSPECTION SOLICI’I‘ED. 30 1867.

EXCELLE."[‘ STAND FOR BUSINESS!

the Cross ‘ .‘ 5s

Smumersidc. Mir ‘ V l’rog.

V 0 he sold by Private (.‘oiitrac Roads, near Little Tigt ‘

acres of Il‘Il 1101.1) . D/ it) acre cleared and iii a state o iltiva i o. c Tt - iiiuinder covered with IAR SOFT

wooi). V

The above farm fronts u 'I' water, where any qiiiiiitil of iitiid tiiauui'i- can heobtziiued. There is it good FRAM E HOUSE and IIARN on the premises with other UlI'l'lltlL'Sl-ZS.

Possession given immediately it'agrecd on . ‘

Part of the purchase money cat remain on security on the property.

Further particulars can be had of Mtt. JOHN Melixv,Cuttiuiercial llotcl, Summer- side, or to the owner on the premises.

JOSIAH GRANT.

N. ll.—-Also, 31 acres of (1001) LAND iii ALlIER'l‘ON

May :10, l

b the crop /

7.

. . v . Adiuliustration holice. LI. persons l aviiigany 1' him against the ’ E~latc ol'tlle late HENRY MAXFIEIJ), of Ileileque, (deceihcd) are requested to fur- iiiin their a "Ullllls‘ duly atteste within three months fr i this date, to 1 t Cuivuotn.

(fenir v' e and all persons on ug the said Estate re iiit rised to make payment to