aera a : ~ RTT PT Rk peer eae rae Says es Sore tn — , : ae — & et rently @ot f alias . ; \ amon Soe ey eee oe JHE PROOF. | ir CaTHRRNe > CoL_rek.—Mr, 6 H yor galt us Fait showing her! curity $250 000 stock, and “ the be t 4s n: st ischief- |] he reputation of being an able litigious | eountry with the barren lands and sparse ‘ 2 — « +. iT ; ai ‘ aa ; ert tf lying, gaddling, gossiping, mischief- | has the reputa wings poe ms ; ’ ‘ The jullowing correspondence speaks for Stewart of Christ's Col exe, has bec ‘ ; 7 we Freser Wan aso | bonds which have reqularly eimai king and hypocrisy go to make up are- man, but he was not able to “come it”’| population of other places, in which we , ra ‘ fi n elect. he better pos wy t vows!” Had she bs pallette. pet) POAARUNE ¢ ey nev General, who has proved | : cate a eee Saree, ed Musical Scholar of this College — | in ' arows sad Behe) cont, interest He gave — putation, then certain people that 1 know jover the Attorney General, who lias | .| have seen railroads that paid, we are quite ; N Wb, 1871 bridge Ind lent P ; at © . 7. o . : ; ; 99 ltt Poin Lf, vende - 1a practs a . oven Vv. th nende O83 ; : at of het ow! SS will, written to hi those! to understand from t' og Government of would stand high in this community. himself watehft . ver the best interests oe itive that thé Railroad along the route ixamiver Orrick Ney. 1%, 4 Pa e ependent tress, Oct 21, , t ; “ot ec ry. "la ir ‘rests require¢ - . eee ’ 5 : . rey w Sw We promi? Small weoder paying tim, o1 s# Gat the bonds were} q¢ y.. would not, how can he publish such the a % - ea, aoa eee, r Mr referred to, wii repay a handsome profit-in A. McNeill , Esq., The = ye gen leman is the only cs an a ie ee et ne Mites Walled staike ; Tk ae ft od ang. (200d security MO one .. | : “ Sie: “son of Wi liam Stewart, Rag., former} phat contentediy through the | interest: j rer tors \ *| atrocious libels against ou family, and pre () Brien, we see, threat ns to prosecute the | course of time, upon the outlay. In the lit- , Sir 5 Gr 5 Tet 48 hi ’ of v i . > . ain rehi . aw the “ Mtoe” . a : : [7 , ~ am . leni : state Wi 2 r present whet Sack a Aiture loomed before! had te wetead of th he or the “ stodk lserve the character of a christian and a gen- | Editor of the Examerr, if he does wot re-! tle Isle of Guernsey, which is onlv eleven' The Patriot havwmg alenied yr Sea ea! ae Stewart, Lo on tits Teland, Mr. bia , + Dax Out the interest, and ifiiy 106 | sleman such as should be at the head of a/ tract the statement he made, that the Mort ‘1 : Spee es a ” 7 was projected. The of the EXAMINER at to : aaa ins Stewart conducts the musical services of ; 2 ial . : “a ; : es : : he a. s+ RUE as |mMues long, & ranrogs ‘ vem. ' ai tid ** that he did not consider thr $ ae eae i q ., ‘ ye At last | 4 was free.e{roe to ge home ar af Af to the moment when due every 5X) (ytholic college. We have to tell Mr. Ca-} 22° Was for $100,000, cud is ey - “8 ‘actors there as well as here were de- having one — > loss to the country that P’qmpbroke College and St. Catheri es. His la nie balla, os 8 a eee a 5 Sea — ze. O'Brien represented, 1 Editor of the} projectors there as well « it world end im any toss to : eo. | proficiency as a musical scholar is 1 OF ’ . - @ORLOS e i0le * kk cK, an u ‘ o v4 . ’ e hus li 4 . ‘i ee m . * ge a ol rae a0! $ z ‘ ‘ -_ we POF oma! abs i tet —— 6 etal ven that the head of the family h teas Hi PxsMinerR does noi tevract, but. reiterates | noynéed. A railroad, however, was built Mr O'| rien did not get the Contrac . will ok. We wish hi ’ Bihly frous bis ui | edd ‘sins whit ‘ . pa Sey uld be knocked dowm to the srighest sults, and in some plac ‘s may myure where his statement, id challenges the ©’ Brien om one eid 60 the other It did not ruin as Mr Laird 5 '38 foi my wuthority 5 wi spoken of. e wis um every success. I ad} bidder’ by the sheriff's } . But in}, se ‘ “Ome Te have loubt that the , “= : , nermiut 6 to give your name | Islander rad ' , idder y th heritis hammer t al H ver repair it, has always borne the |to come on. We have no dou that th . , you perniut ca £ 5 <? ¢ ute Bate favo oy pa os E ia ne can never repair it, Aas 4 : i : + 11 / the island, it enhanced its value,it paig -"; . meneame aitin tier titania ‘ “mm Pow. addition to the attempt to foist off the : : } a <AMINER knows what he is about, and will) * . ’ ’ - yours : ‘ : , VW.ik i ne acter ist reputatio , ing a good, honest mon, |* , ~ Be : : ‘i h j ‘ ft . . mee? ma WED fast OF, oad in yee yy wisinmeit Moses Railroad for $2500000 s0- = Ree & gol, 5 ys come off with fiying colors. Li exposing| handsomely, and now another line is about Sueron Op ran RaAMerEE, The new brig. dingwood, owned by q) TZ", 2 yas down at the Chas > grasp ing! . : ae wa ; ee eae a ; ss : ; that never did a mean, dishonorehble action this Mortgage afiaxir, he has done well, and being built, not across but around the | . a Longworth & Co.. of this City, cleared fou ’ ‘i ‘ ng 628 | curity-—about $50,000 a mils for a rail,some : oa : . 5 dean he f it} a ak # tho obtmites.”’ > J —* : a ° ; ’ } wn Te’ « hand S _ |in his life; and the fem members ol will receive the thanks of the country. whole Island. W rust the general good Cu’rown Nov. |1th. 1871. Savannah, on Tucsday last, with a bata dirty, rickitty ca and a few miserable ' . Eee aa vo tos | , : j wh i . ie , § i J Ni ‘ ’ . ai ‘ cargo of riy, rick veo ‘eceived the thanks of the Catho- | . _ ‘ : . . a f » ne i a know w".a¢ my next move he bad: the sugeatse :innolence tol. : often received th ka oFthe Cath (From the Chignecto Post.) lwhich the Railioad will confer upon our, §Sir,— 15,300 bush. oats, 500 do- potgtoes, 50 bbl : us . ee a ne Or ee eee ee ic clerg h tituitous rvices 1 | rome § MAQNECTD £OSt. . : a a at : 9 ntemen nied 4 ; . : j * <j wl 4 lp,’ be amd, WO n the crectir gs were |try to palm off bonds which he did not owt lie clergy f { , ‘ heine| “Tum Istanp Ratway Troveres, — The ; Country, will be participated in, by even ie the 0 eT tes by - and 500 kits mackerel. ; . . vibes eae tata il aay . audios” ithe cause of reh . Mr. Caven being}, oe , oe cae : : A pe triot I have only to say tbat in a Conver- : ©* en ulduing hv ows glad:es as h asis L by rty m the concern, as ac wee ‘ \Islanders have been a good deal exereised | those whom you describe, as now being dis- Puts . : gl y, ’ r confidential | _ . . ‘ ; much as | secur twas nt ’ iparatively a siranger here, may not I » Dat tte a= domed snail i} it a & conte 00 ial sation, pe ther’ private por conhdentiai The brig. Roma, tor Bermuda, a 7 1 respect » eh , ae : ; baa i +} ee Ss ; . jiavely on hallway matters, ‘ye have read! catisfie cause 1t does not come t 1e1r eins . iaeita eel eaten 4 air ; 4B. dt eared ' £4 aes ut <f respect for the sorrow by jditional seewrity, In the letuer of the 12th Know these facts, and we respectfully referlsne sorre oe en " atau dies MidiiiaiasA itisfied because es which hook place between Mr. Laird and Kenia oe th 2400 “ hick his Qicle bad brought it. ‘What is the! August. he offered to give the difference be-|.. a hip Bis) Mel : é ~ i. ties, and the|"°'Y doors. |e on the Railroad question, he openly out on’ ‘luesday last. Cargo— bush, a ? ; e : , rds hi shor ityre, very | ) ay 4 ‘acting parties, i e i Ts el , . . 7 : ; ’ way Ker,’ @ added in alarm, & je); ¢ hange $250,000 and £100,000——that Lt 6 ae ee eee Et tt tn ee ee ee ” | ig 5-5 eS ER land clearly admitted that he did not jbe- potatoes, 4000 do, oats, barley turnips, hay, 7 was ** wing a change | tween B250,000 and £100,000——-that & ai Rev. Dr, McDonald, hon. Danicl Brenan,hon, | Mpression on our gninds isy that the Govern. | “IMPOSSIBLE CONDITIONS lieve it would end in any Jos+4o the coun rae ttl heen, Gait } ac toe kin! cordial face that, was bent on him.!/to the dollar — aboye $83,000 in “bonds a be Datel: Wdeeed Malenee oF ane iment did the minety and nine things for Mr. | ery thut O'Brien s tandet was refused, and mackerel, horses, cattle, sheep, &c., by Mp. Oe pac nen oa ee - } " fl : Judge fiensly, ho iware é CF, any Tit. . LRP ty Jains wn be al . —_—_—_— 4 ; ? 2 : bles was seq, &£ . ~omkwow I have com 4¢. ask ber to be my! which have regularly paid, aj are paying satentnan’t adntlemanin this City. As 06 the hag - 7 . oe en tT ae od Tux Putriot devotes a long article to the also added that Le hoped Fraser would get Higgs. ie ao a : “ah i ile i nate Sepbidnd 3? Why were not promine - i : ‘wy ae 8 é - not ¢ o 1e hundredth, Mr : brien as} oN a Be Sdn F ee ae a i i - j P ——--- ; reer ee , eal : per cent i) t.! ry a tisstie of stut¥ which the incompetent Kent! taken it hard, and the outs think they can|few words with which we preface d his fa the contract oul “The hero” is so small that he says «fu! grief and dieappoint- | these $83,000 bonds forthcoming ? 10 : oe rae gs ‘Tito h 5s eee ms ian cory 4 ss R87 Jur con-} iTS, , . : 4 wedi 1d bear i hb tthe a SF aes’ ’ street libeller has concocted out of his disord- | fet 2 by using Mr, O’Brien whom it seems} mous war cry of August 20,1870, Our con-/ A McNett. (are poor.’ Ifso that is no disgrace bntig % Hs ear it J. sig rather then hace tc lowned them—whére aro they—what were! - ; : “1 . - lone of the Island orators judiciously enough temporary is very inconsiderate, he says | : : : . . } tell thie to you 6 Y : , re ; : etl fered, bungling brain ; we will say nothing in | Ne ods Svtah Hels. hd Gilad Genk we seed emporary very ms y BO Baye! + <> ¢- we would not give our interest in the Ex eS * ty pose u have stuyed| (hey secured bwif not the mortgage of the}, . ; . } CALMS % sh hero, o oer ae oe Tl what he ‘pineses aiit *n because we sim. | a nde! ahaa : — : —s- 3 4 Gad bain ) y y ne os at, ‘ ae — ' , | this place. Wecan prove to Mr. Caven, how |i, that the Government put up with Mr. | What he pleases, and then be ow | Own yesterday evening Bishop Binney of AMINER for his share of that caricature of = STOO oO the orse irom j ne . Fr : : a | “ i a ° a > ays 7a : i oie = ’ ‘ neal fie ae : cers . ae : : . . | ever, that we have never forgotton the good | O’Brien’s broken “promises so long, He|Ply reproduce his words, re Says We HH lif'x Consegyaied the Burial grounds jorce railroad, = iN ; ; #01 is che dead. oh ppeople remember that he kept the« . lessons which we recoived at Si. "Dunstan's, |should have been dealt with somewhat less| want to keep the people disunitea. Not be'onging to St. Peters Congregation. | —-— + >o—_———— , aSAE , PO she Were ; | ance of » Mor ge a secret as | yas he 7 . : . <icderate ‘ rery likely » would have | 5 , ra Ww ree he -ople fr . fe ie : 3 , ; ; ; ae 4G4 a . vl a = ie Wer nm 3 fthe M - : s secret " s H© | nor have we ever ceased to kindly venerate om lk rae he ween ve am jat all; we want to keep the people — The Cy imetry is adjoining the Old Catholic | The Merchant's Bank, in this City, Cons 7°F ig K ’ s nust never, ld: and Wwe ask does it not OOK as ll h . : : Hank ec 1e rmvernmen nore tha eC} viene ears i] sue sj as -Y O 5 ie , : . . . . nos #34 go back, = e : s ould; and we a es it rik Gud ’ | its then respected professors ; at home and‘ o XK i | being split up until such gime as they 0 ', Buriad grounds, and is tas‘efully laid out menced Banking operations in their new et “9a d some, or she will be true ty/ intended to raise s6me more money beside we eee mae : : _— ights or » Educational)... ..°... a Z : f ar on ae re oat i” a c 6 he : el oe nd ; t ? al | me more , : ‘ 4 abroad we have always upheld its interests | “The assertions of some of the papers] tin their just rights on - Educ al | Ab the seven o clock Services in St. Peter Ss Brick Building, Water Street on Monday . 5 ' T- a, a “ke rO- » & " »mortgacs Was Ot ‘ ‘ a : é : * . Tha ; aa 2 “Te ‘ . § - ' : th ihn cage c ae ahd a ee ae ee . ' and its honor. Whether Mr. Caven ean do | that the Government are in collision with a/question. The Lfriot says, Mr. Howlan Church, #ishop Bimney delivered an ad- last. ° { lic. sh 7°. harried’ |some explanation requi all this; h i! ; ; ; . die 4 il ‘ di E * ino 2 , F ail a f. Vitel « : 5 et } 44 2 ® woneraliy, shall I my She is martizc {s mé explanati . requil i " 1 | so whilst he permits the publication in the |'ing, _ must. say, éannot be aoe red - refused to co<peraie with his Liberal arid ka oss in which be wiluded to the state of the | cisliinngiiaiasititla hain -* save stayed too lovg gives none but indulgés currilous abuse . : : x ther stronger way tha y using the} sacdaaliad acgues exce j ‘S- , , . ® isave stayed too 'o - ing stale gives nor it u u a vbu ; | paper he edits and partly owns, of such ee re 2 * my = mn _%) rad eect Protestants colleagues except upon imp * 'Cemetiy on Malpeque Road; the respect Mr. Gage has nearly 3000 geese ready ’ i F ; ‘ tj Vic yt send him > un orthy +f eener . ‘ ie sti d, . a . . pecot » cCt— ‘ proven, -——JUGLZINZ i i tg i Be i j v ° ' ~ d not kill him,and it did ne 7 : oa ©; unworthy of the k j er of an appx c ! non Catholic irades of bedlam and lfrom the Exams. thediiénds of the Gov- sible conditions.”’ due the Cross and advantages of Christian | for Christmas market . rac , snient locality vhich hetlon |» Say a gret tailway contractor. Ls _ “ . ae ai Shale ; > ' Sree nae iLic: : a — me ice | ad, a prem t oce - tor a etlor ' . to say a great | Y ‘ ee ct ri J bililngsgate.” we now ask ihe public, and l ernment ‘ase not afraid of the result of a No then any ¢o-cperation of a education Several! mentbers of the Congre-| Next Thy ay is set - Than Writers freq sently cugsign their): \ed heroes. | aclyocates must stand abashed ; and 1t 1s no} - 1) ie ie de e ++ |indieal éxaminatioi Mr. O’Brien threatens | nartie -ay which Mr. Laird has control, wi ee ees i ' “af ‘ } t Thursd part for ke. ; : va more especially the Catholic portion of it, \JU@Iealéaamination, Mr. O'snien thre: | parties, OVer WHICH Sif, Laine Me ’ gation were afterwards Confirmed lhe! .. : ' ’ ut it< t fe, an t sis belief in | wondk wat he asKs the Heraid—whom he . e Editor of the Exas : with a libel suit |< 1 43 co poe: } sae, te : iving day. See aaa i : f tree hn realtek aan s "5 ithe cen diel lio oa vi contin tab os = , - doy iregard the septlemens of che School ques- Singing was very fine accompained by Mr. | & gy ‘ “gi goodness a: ideliiv woman tus consicers Capabie OT Going any lir ty I 5 or I King certal GiveLosures anpou “ s ae ° =e in: otwin thi ‘ieee he j . 7 . : ‘ — —s (! ee : c i ~ a3 a } ; ’ * “ =e ld oe r sft lon . mortgage which Mr. O'Brien offered dor | tion ss an impossibility. We give him cre-) witjiam Des! risay on the Ovgan who | , * Not standing whi nc forg.ve her, and work—to hire an old woman t fend him. |? ; o - olife ; ee ee ee ee. a 7 eo ete el ; , ‘Mav 1 re Can eee ‘ ven ve ee : nig os cere a cm The Morteage on the Helifrx Railroa’, | ecurity. The Exavingx gives his proofs,| dit for candor, but ive believe that there can nanaged if very masterly. After the close ; was friendly with her in the after years, 2nd! Flo begins to see himself that the keen in-! for $160 000—opinions of the Press | i Pin ita face ’ mati f Catholies and |” Y ery r ec t egrap I c 7 ; : » fl ’ woe yet SAU OE i or Opiralons oF ihe SSias the document puljlished, in its face snews|nevyer be a o-operation of Catholics ana lof the Servicus the Congregation present-d : A , though her fickleness had earned his coutempt, | telligence of islanders now understand that! teonclusive evidence that $160,000 ré-| ; lacf that saan Bresso! $ o> : 5 ‘ a ’ opt Ren { thie rs OW uncderstane { * { sive . e e ¢ha Siw, was te * i 5 on § ai Y a “ont: 4 . . a ' ae : | Srnec the publication of the Mortgage, we | aired hi apd ag <a “ees | non-Caiholics upea a pla:form that conga Bishop Binney witha valuable Episcop.]| ~~ ~ ' be never paid the debt. And so poetica | he is not the “man for Galway.” He,doubt-}| XC# Une publeation te MOVEBAEC, WE | quired for extending O’Brien’s Railrcad, and | ingle plank thay has the word “igapos P Ww . ‘ : \ ie, : ss er , e single plank th: rms ? x S-/ cad Sou . 7 $ justice was vet awarded to the ‘flazrant flirt | loss,considers that his commission to the Jer | find ihat most of our contemporaries agree, the natural iaferefce is chat the money was Pare cits a ce i i nae aud a suitable Address to which he| Ottawa, Nov. 6..-Mr. oodraff, Saperin : Bens ie Dundee, who would have veeu bet Jy 1 é > hi i ld to al ‘oe t | with our view of the Mor gage Question. jraised. The Editor of the Examiner says hej sible conditions,” concerning a - o replied. We wi] give them next week. of the Welland SR TS: CNR und Mrs 1 nn ’ G he Pu +) rid to hire ascold to abuse us, is very smart. | : : Tee iwill be happy to meet him before a jury.| stion, inscribed upon it. The gentle- | . te <2 a , Brunel, of the inland Revenue Department place- : . ‘ ai ee cs ant Me inppy tO ineet him betore @ jury. | question, inse ea Ut s | — , ft ‘ . ‘ + > ee a? aot. 4 f the proper Lsprit du Corps were amongst | ‘7 “ . a . - | : onal s ter woman ifsbe had not been so thorough | . is the ree of smartness that in Ireland is} obs or : 5 Biswes a ee whe de pote ae will not ma ng meet him,’ 2°| men who signed the “Memo,” we have| 4 pretty little Raijroad story was got up ‘Tnaneieadal ia ii al a one. snows as Jackeenery. We need not tell) *” ee ee ee ee evidently there is Ot a judge or jury inj) ade a mistake in so doing. The!land has io servic ar © pronp 7 eter Bitches aed ncks, ae SSS SS | many of our readers UAGs fe Beale) om alt ies rye Chrisieridem thet would not “Jaugh him} thy ught, jnade & mieiake ; 2 ry j . and bas dong geryre perhaps. Hon, ‘accompany Cartier aud Langevin te Quebec, and ; as o . ; n { that in Ireland an. ole (Fram the Arqus.) ak oF count. hh die not coy aad te mistake may be forgotten, lub one such er- Peter Mitchell cama here, captured Fras. r will essen’ the dianne 0b the Batten j So a* * ° = vis regarded os f the most des-} «O° Rrrex’s Morreace.—The Ex unwer has |O’Brien’s organs thet they are not able tojror js cnougn in oul history. Whilst the | ang bougbt him off, and gave him a con-| The Hon, Mesers Morris and Alking have gone ws 3 4 picable and contemptible of bjects published the Mortgage on the ifalifax |defend him Without the attempt being m de} Patriot is speaking of keeping the peope | tract on the Intercolonial. This is the gist | West. : ’ : — a a i : o futy. Railroad & is in a mortgages for} eush ont: ' 5 : B'S bomen | a ; ; s Eat . . pipe a et. ee ; . . ea a v ‘ s He says the Government published a _ = - ae eoee , : te es : I es ; es ut an opponent with th terror: | unite d so as to get himself into power, an-jof the story, amplified by the O'Brien| The * Gezette’ contains notice of aoe for : ee ~ |sneer at his “Mortgage rse Railroad.’ 24 intima rary mated eta ee wl ex dy aol: as Sey ctl: cls een | : : ey : ipeor te the Gatinean and Ottawa : ; h¢ ae a. Oe - — ' fortgaged Horse Railroad. {fore jhe Government, he informed them that “(ne word to the Islanders about thei .| other publication froin the same office says organs Well! it seems the truth is that act ~ “” ve Gat s! . X ate Ch’town, November 13, 1871. [pie Gov ‘nmeht mere!y published a state-| OFe mee ene eae er "Wn 4in Neat Peer ‘ ut om ma 1: whet peaking with regerence—-| Mr Mitchell had } "Malifux attendine | omeins and Fort Garry Railway Companies, . ae oat oct a STATO- | there were bonds to the amount of $50,000) Railwey ; mm New Brunswick, who have)“ tt was hme-—Sspeaking with regcrence—~\Mr M:tchell had been to Malifax attending| .., i i i —— ; : oo i . , : 1 . a . i . a. 3 : . etic Weir ‘ 3 ‘ chools for miljtary inspection are to be opened : = = ment, and had no tention, as we read it,|/ against the Railway. These bonds, on fur-|been paying from $25,000 to $30,000 per| for Heaven to interfere, if the race were not to the dulies of hys office He came on his} at Halifax and Febaniged wh the first of Dees m. i HOW IS THE MIGHTY HERO FALLEN! | of sncering at hi fe says further in his; ther investigation, turned out to be a Mort-{|mile, can’t understend why they are not) to be given over c utter ruin, So aowevi| ; “ . | " : | ik % cei ae nan " . gag a d this’ M ha we ‘ef Bond Mh ra icf n ae r ee v er : r aa for |is cropping out in unexpected quarters, ang return to New Brunswick to Charlottetown | ber for six mouths. i | ‘iter that the Governmen hay » acter vith § IE, < LOLS wo! & ro, & ONG, J » | iLL TH tiie ley é ROU & ¢ ‘ . 7 i ! = - , - ~e t 4 . ; oa ; i : ; " = - Ir abuse were argument, then “the “a . eee : b danitelt Nis ri ;O’Briea promised to ave removed. Mr. |about $15,000. The character of Messrs.| the powers of darkness with all manner 0! to see his wife who was here at the lime Email pox which gas soptyersag 4 here for ’ hero ” of our Railroad would bea victor. - ui ae eae : itn 1 ain } \) O'Brien may urge that only $50,000, or half |Shrieber & Burpee is a guarantee that they | deceivahleness, and oe oe “lying'|she being dangerously sick gnd under! ™* vigor ip spreading, and it ie feared it'may be- » 7 zor many Catholics in this Island symp 18-'the amount of the Mortgage, was raised on! will veta ez 1 road.”’ wonders,’ are pressing hard for their fina; a ‘: 1" ie . +7, | come epidemic, ss el tl lle E nee id Genie . oan} } the ay f gage, was ri n}will get a good read, BET, I ; c | medical treatment. The story is spoilt stil} Bat the rule of the bludgeon or the terma- thises with Mr. O'Brien at the beginning. |it Vhile this may be the fact, ihere would | C ooe+j}+—— victory. In yain! Thank God, in vain! lf O eaten tee ‘ Be . f *| ‘There are now over one hundred and Gifty cases yant do not preyail here, amongst anyjiy .., members of the Executive. we have| be nothing in the world to prevent Mr. | TO CORRESPONDENTS ii bewokens the near approach of the fiercest | (WOT DY She tach. ss We pave been Inlerm~| ip diferent parte of the town. There were five - . ‘ ree . ers ne bxe tive, Wwe have : as } ‘ a LIN TS. . a v A z » om , 4 . ‘ ; whose good opinion is worth having. Mr. | asi eats lid all d bly! @ Brien trom borrowing $50,060 more at any | ic’ hour of the conflict;: but no more. The |ed. that the Mr. Fraser who got the con- small-pox fanerals’ yesterday. lan 3 ; } ; ’ Me i digtg ink centin } nan rnd erc: Se, me wanes A In ease of Mr. O’Br ‘nili his | : peers . ictory is sure. Tlig final triumph'of Christ | trac the Intercoloniai, w: t the ger, jon, Nov. 5 —Parli thas been furthe ; O Brien is corscious that his lu:t effort is! a . ’|time. In case of Mr. O’Brien failing, thi “4 Bailway man” writes us as follows from | Victory 18 sure. 6 hnad trip « ug | tract on the intercoloniai, was not the gen- London, Nov. 5 —Parliament has m fa r . . > Ty .OW Aeencas . 1 i > . ¢ . a hia 1 : » : st) | ni . Raeeet $ suited for the oolumns of a respsctable{~” id for him.. He now accuses theza of | Mortgage would have been the first claim on | ¢ 14 jriver Lot 54:— will be complzte, And this'time He will | jeman who tendered for our Railroad, but| prorogued yo December Ith by a proclamation not suited for the columns of a.:espectahle ys ® : ng ce ee -- « , Grand ltiver, Lof 44: x a te peg os es te ’ ; ~ ’ | “depravity. The gentlemen referred to| the City Railway: Mr. O’Brien in his first } “triumph openly”’-—putting all enc eee | enotiiiy MeNab from the Queen, ‘ journal. so he publishes it elsewhere. It}... been and are consistent members of the | Pegotiations with the Government, agreed| “It is a pretty general belief abaut here| der His fect—delivering the captives from |* car, wren i A Communist convicted of firing buildings in furnishes au spt illustraiipn of the sgying| a : ito deposit $50,000 in a Bank at Halifax in !/ever since the publication of the Aiilzeuy| their spiricual prison-houses; and freeing| .. ‘ ‘ -aris has been sentenced to death. ’ : . t . : P J =! Catholic church, and have always borne go a | ' as e thtd Bookie toe i. : : thi isianiiie adalins ae it Mir Mediates She aon none ae gs ast appointed mnie Tus Editor of the Ex .mer must be of Paris sas an te - o ; of an ascelic writer, that a mins worst herectir Who is this that is their a [ee ee ee ee ere ee oe ret td eceaplee ccc ee aol bemery ore awe ao. : . ble f : . Thiers bas again refused the appeal of Victor . enemy is himself. Our ideas of «man who a oe eee eo bn i a 4 2a jamnount was Géeposited, Mr. O’Brien could jtlermaay who has the ecoppraect for bt ilding | de ath—spiritaal, eternal eatin! Is mot thé | conside rable haportance in the estimation Hugo, to purdéu Henti Rochefort. ‘ : serand slanderer? W. D. O'Brien who is} immediately have raised $50,000 more on it,|the Prince Edward Islagid Rajlroad, has it) Papacy an house dividéd against itself? | of the writers and scribblers on the ‘other : f Prussian War Fund in R says he can command $250,000, and who : eu thet there srould etill have been an on-iin his power, according éo ‘bic Maideeeente! Would thal'cles friends bn tide feacdifid To |. By the passage of Prussian War Fund in Reichs ot noi a Catholic, but who publicly expresses; *O Ut there wound still have been an en-)In his power, according to his engagements | Would thal our 7 eee Ji “side of Jordan’ as seven of ten, attacked | taz on Seperday the Emperor is enabled to take : has ‘he pretentions of being abe to enter! ., ; 1: Fert vl |}cumbrance on. the Road of 350,000! iwith the Executive, to build as many miles j land would display their enlighienment, and ‘ \. oe Be ie e ee ee ; if oi 1 : leat Mili iicee Bik ated tee ost. revolting slanders. against the} “When Mr. O'Brien offered to “lodge injof Rail between Georgetown and Cascum l take rank with such noble names as Dolting-\"% ast week It is an invariable rule | promp: meagures offensive o> defensive, if cirenm es er - janet e tt - | church which, whils; b re, in order to serve my Bank at Lali x a 7" $250,000 stoak of pee as he p! RSOS 5 an t th i _ s0Ve o- j ‘ i *) ‘Bus inthe oud Siensanaye r ana mnongyst editors that When an * outside stances demanding such should arise, senditure of above a millias a hall ; <4 . ; bis is vk er eh Rn ee - a cee ; .. ee ae ee ; 7, Sep ; : vi sland ne te thirty< vesrela ' : 7s 1 aaas hitl } j ; ,, | lds desire for lncre, he pretended to belong. | the Halitax City Railway Company, end the | ment are bound to issue Debentures to th | Schaclle. ibarbarian’ attacks one pf themselves, he fan teen Sole wonaral { do.lars, Lave ‘TLo been rmilher eguit } - i bhalan *the sum} ired y»de whic . it of £476 108 . ever Sle ha willl , : : « . . os oe rte 1e g uling flee y F aa: Sante a , ~ |A really bad, dangerous mon, who hates his | balance of the sum required in J s, which |amount of £4216 10s, far every inile he wil | What a pity that we can not ali see the} (the Editor) is net interfered with m his : : ; ed We hever hiid the remoiest notion , pay a have regularly paid and are paying six per ,so construct. light ot th \ 4 7 ; berge or abandoned to save the lives of the cre » . oOnuntrvme rh) aT ea ¢ é » aS emg - = . . aS bo ghtmen wit he ~ a ach | con? 7 ‘i lon ieil : iil om z ig : that a first class ian, with the »ze, culture! .. ee re eres ok ee ™®\eont interest;’? we should like to know] Only a4ew deys ago, i had to exp stulate; “NNe ee vith tie same colored | dealings with any said ‘ outside barbarian. about the middle of Septe.sber. Amount destroy- ‘ i = ‘ me «BERR, w ible & 3 ’ sitar 6“ af A . " t. ‘ = a , ’ “ f So . . : 3 ae , ites A ‘ ™ . 6 ‘i . Sn ta ! ? - 1a “ ¢ : jens sf the world. wl. ‘ch success! priest-ri lden people not desirable to have |} what these Bonds are? We believe them }in very strong terms with a friend of mine to) spect cles j The brave Putriot aets otherwiso, Weil, ed—13 095 bbls whale, 965-sperm eil and 10,00 * ee ee a i *eS* | in this Island,” and one who, if his action sito be nothing more nor less than a def#{eonvince him that such is not the ease,| wee oe ; | Master Laird we will prove before we are | bb!s. bone, Loss balf a million, ; 3° TP? _ e' re a segs j i ‘i | ‘ . en a » . : ye : MMIOENTNOTTS TPE DRCTS .” Z 7 : . ’ ra > ¢ ” ’ » . 5 ‘ iu life is suppysed to require, co:.ld descend are in keeping with his expressed belief, is| against the City Railroad. If they are not|though the whole Line will not cost more | MOMENTOUS INTERESTS? shit. bik a abtetomid ‘ New York, Nov, 6.—Four reziments of malitiq ia. ee — ns With Ais ©Xp! Hel, 18 | “oe . : re get be ig ob agg SS ee a i re }done with your * here,’ that he wishes to} ee ; : to anything unbecoming agentle nan. We an utterly abandoned old profligate | debentures, or in other words, debts against | than $512,100. Butas Burns has it: “A m m{ Pe. : will be Le!d in readiness to preserve order if * é ‘ a Mi > ) POLE ©. “ pen . ‘ . ; *) . . “ faral "a ad a Saint | 3 ; v . are rer . . : : - , thought such a than must needs be dignified | Wo } . / : teed d i | the City ; we should like to know very much | convinced against his will, is of the seme } At Morell, Byrne’s Road, and Saint} ruin this Colony and that you are ay P7Y | apon daring the elec.ion in thie city to moleemat an ‘ and that be would seorn to use t):e vile lan } ‘os ov ; aaa ,| What they are? The more we consider this }opinion still ;”” he hardly believed me. H {AB lrow's, the opinions of che poople were| naughty fellow for helping hiia in his} Some witling breakage yesterday iu the Afi oo « —_ ” " IS Ac nN me, : € 3 tnat we exnerte rattar he re we are lex« ‘ » conelt iscaj is slusticions ere cre “il while res « . ry ; : ; ‘ 7 r es guage. which is supp nih waite etsinntad te ici DUt One, and thatis that we « rei matter, the more we are lt d to the con tid his suspicions were ¢ ated while read! hostile to the Government, alilough no re-| designs. Baptist Chureb, Lousville, Kentacky, created £ ¢ : if L 5 Oi iu } : . . . , , ‘ ‘ 1: : 1 . ; - ee { | f . = © ourselves in his favor to get him the con-/| sion, that the G mment acted very chud-/|ing the list of tenders, wherein 1t 1s stated} ., |. ele aes ‘coves the fait} } c eer 5 uie,and nine women and nine itd weie ' . police court pettifoggers. or rowdy, Tam-| tract. He insinuates Sint w » had interest-| like, in agreeipg to have anything whatever | that each party offered to Duild the Road | °%e1o"s Wer suimitted, says the faithful | —_— oo the St, Jol t Pieteaen ale ene * gt many, pot-liouse politicians. But Mr | 1 él stiniiat aie With : vale hivi to do with a heavily encumbered Horse /|for so much per mile. And as the Railway historian of Mr. Rielly’s adventures among F ara — 1¢ St, John papers tha eis tc : & ' Srien is neither dicnified, aret wentative,|? SOY 1D Railway. It is true, they asked that the | musi necessarily be more than 120 mile:|his constituents. Well, how is it that he! &. R. Burpee, Esq., has the contract of ; ; , aa ‘ © Brien is neither diguified, argr nentative, |. re ae os th St ti ? r : : : <a < has sana - “ ae No suble news received Igst night, Bic te we favor of the “present incumbent. Y€)} Road might be unencumbered; but even |long in order to avoid uneven ground and}, uld not get the Morell School House to| building 2 3 ft. Gin gage Railroad, from| 4, {.) # : é : nor gentlemanly. Hie is simpy aousive : . ' 4 - oo *} . ed 1‘ ae . + -,, COU! 104 EU gO Blureal Au a " ” The excitemeut here iu regard to the election ie - d have never had any merely personal interest | so, thé idea of taking a few miles of a street |swomps, the contractor mo:t needs be paid 1 ¢ | Woodstac*’ to River ce Lou ihe Tele-|; , and insulting. Insulting to the people of}. ., W la , ' s | Horse Railway for $250,000 curity for o.laxtha. jholl ferth in, as we have been told, and| . se 1An 10 LClC-| intense. : “e ‘ ' : - — {in the matier. eee. eee OO Tei ee ee ee ee ees : ots oe .. neni ra Rakar's |g7aph says th: I Lurpee th fe s ool Menta ae el Me i this Island. whom, as we wil) show, he!., : : ' til 4 | Railroad contract of 100 miles! The idea} !t were well this doubt would be dissipa- | how is it that he could not gather a Baker's | 774p2 Says that Mr E ty ees nun i 8 Geueral Schalo e order, ans a regiments ; . jadvocste of a fallen cause if it were a good). ae bat A Re a nw hs” Bib ae om the |: to listen to him at any of the places! guarantee that the work « iil he accomplish-| fer service on election day, caused great excite: wouid like to ruin. He says: } . : y 35 : , | 18 preposterous. j tec itis a yery efiectu weapon in the! uozen to listen to him at any of the pilaces!: ] 78 : P “ Does the st telle 4 ie issue of one:,. In this whole railroad discussion, and | ae _ j hands of unprincipled anti-raitzoad men, to] ahoye mentioned? But then the three|ed. The undert: hing of this great work, |™°™% It happens thay qi) hegp Papen Amy 4 oes the story teller fancy the issue of} .: Site: tema etene undes'cur dential. (From the Islander.) linduce people who, otherwise. would culti | .. eres ; : i ails 7 : ; erican, and composed of Reformers, and inasmach | ; $20,000 600 Bonds by bis Government, be-; oe : | *> 23 Se age lail.rs of Tooley Street once proclaimed | nearly 200 miles long. 1aust be a matter of} re . : : ; ry fore they ean afford “i lay out une pe ae in| ¥e have not made £5 profit from any; “The records in Halifax show that the | Vate & od feelings towards the Government | | } Le. le” of England!) A rreat revoicing to U ee U us the order sequised them te sopart oc 6 0. GE , _— mys 9 mP BSF ee MG PORN, Wi) ; “Vite Bal ay Sy ' raise a kne and c eal hem and | themselves “the people” of England! <Asj great rejoicing to the peopla in the Upper}. : ‘i a ; ru ; ‘eash on their road, pledging the public! patrorage extended to us by government! City Railroad—not $50,000, cor any other to on h and cry agunst them sl peo} ea wi . ow i Toe : Pi and stay in theit armovies all day, it was thought — i 3 funds revenees an Y¥ ae ti s of Is] nd ; V7 1 . bli :mount of its stock—is absolutely transfer- | their Railway poucy. |} We suppose l, the ge 0d people of the Second | Counties of New Brunsw 1OK. Mr. Burpee that the Keform party would thus lose a large | : as, Tp eS ANG SOCUIILICS OF “NE island. | or contract »rs We are under greater obli-|" "> ~ : zi ee er t 7 ici Sai i > . m iain \ is : I- a — : ' S ired and made over to certai rties as | See District of King’s had a little more sense} is to receive $25,000 per mile for s similar | number of yetes, Afternoon papers expose the : for thes? payment is, in any wey illustra-} goiione GE 3.7: : ; ee ee ae r ® Coram parties a > - ee eo — See SS aN Ie Or & Simaar : —. ; a , 7 gations (fifi an obligation where we give} caenyity for 100 N00 is gai } baal REPLY: ae ee . a . sent lated frand, and the men will be told off ive of the simpicity of his-siory? Big o i security for $100,000. It is said the actual ! ; | than their worthy Repieseniative gave them] Road to ours We imagine that we will | °®’e?P™ ne +4 tive of The s ts . ‘ J 81a fair return) any Of cu rtisine | . 4} : ly @5 \ . . ‘ ‘ oe “ . Ce? Bh iene ime i : ; ortes indee hould think this ig}? #% Teturn), to many of cur agveriising| amount of the incumberance is only $50,000. y lroad is aid fo Or sae . . ; wi 4 . by companies to vote. “4, sortge gs. inde a' £f should think this te BETS ae bin! Hed A eta - oe ‘gt The Railroad i to be paid for ac ording | ered t for, as they chewed, in staying at! not hear mach more of the Opposition de- |” ee : € ; & big enough, ia all conseiénoe! * yatrons who differ from our railroad an@ his yay be, but of what value wo ld be the | i arth of les. at £4267 i ee 1: ” ; al : London, Nov. 9 evening. i Ths in ul i r given’ to } 1 olitical vi j | $200,000 of stook issued after the date of the |“ “1 Bumper of miles, at £4261 10s. per} home looking after their crops. They} siring tp “break the Contract.’ Festivities of Lord Mayor's day closed with te %S insult is not given to the Covern-| POliiical Views, than to the government. | *- diy? bane ie age ommend eo The number of BD ae 4 2s : .s : f > , f . ae | 4 nt aoe t he 7} 1 ; Th Their kind interest in the Exasaxen is warm: | O't#4ee? thé holders of such stock jaw # oo eer could not be} would not let him “interfere with their — usnal banquet given by the Lord Mayer, at i t pen ne ae ee ra cathe r as t I ss eile is t oxi tegen not be the owners of any proportion | prescribe d, but they will not exceed very} farming interests."* Listen to this, ye] Tum Pitriot of last week says that Lewis! Hall, which was attended by a brilliant com- | : i » Ss eciprocated by our efforts to extend | , e Kailroad, and in the event of the! materially the ae ot dent seule i. ; . : ; oe ; 7 ; ’ credit of this Island a A i. as the sale a nae { : a ) Oo ext x | of _ ee and in th ov nt of the | mate rially the number at first estimated. incredulous, froya the J/erald man’s own|Carvell, Eeq., came from New Brunswick to] pany of Ministers, members of Parliament, Am- y at O° TOY ; (their business. It wo e t r pecuni- | mortgagees selling it to pay the ives, it} eet} ‘ : i" -* fing , ‘ i aes | fh of the debentures at 994 proves; and if no) Meu . am — “ ” ne pe cae lie Sth z Tate ahead bs eee ea - ’ | Mr. Shreiber has nothing todo with making! account :-— the Queen’s County Railroad meeting. Mr. | bassadors,and Serre aa in a ah pa ; id o r ro vit ary advantage to be on the “other side,’ | . a ay }the Ro: ar or ton.. That ia : . : : , - 3s he gv were one und sey members ” h has been pa d on our rosd wee ed & ; in : = 1000 stock would not receive one shilling. the Road longe! or shorter. That is in the 1? Mr. Reilly premised hy saying that, in| Lewis Carvell came over at a similar seas« n Sanne aa oer int — ee of | ; pledgmg the public fuads and revenues, by t , iS SAAS We Will mover < coase Our! The cool impudence of Mr. O’Brien, in in- | hands of the Government, who will be guid-| convening the meeting, he had ink ryered | of the year, on five previous years to attend *- 9 : —! : , a we can tell Mr. O Brien that his sneering | Pe? by writing what we do not believe to be} sinuating that the Government acted frand-|ed by the knowledge of the chief Engineer, | wh the interests of the farming community. | to his business, and to settle up thes aan Busia, Boy, 9. a s ei ed fed ce al alia ted ai i ee Re Bk *" : . . : . | Rut he said th he aeltina in of tly ti as otha : : l to-day in a coal i) insult will not injure our xbility to build | honest, just, and true. {ul utly with him, is quite in keeping with # gentleman whose character is above suspi | But he said that the gelting in of the potato rork between the Railroad of which he is A ort enyletion os 7 : the Railroad, without any aid f hi ees ee eee ae oe his conduct throughout the negotiations. | on and the adviete of Ws re eos baa jcrop was a small matter as contrasted with |" : 2. ao r mine uear St. Etiene, while the gangs were at . oad, out any aid from hint or CUL BONT? Se Eln Chk etecidewe that ied: bad ‘hoon |‘ ion, and the advice of the representatives | the present momentous interests of th Superintendant, and the Steam Navigation] work. None of the men bave yet been recovered J any one connected with his Hor:e Railroad | aii wronged, let him appeal to a Jury—ve can- jot the people. For instanee, the extension country,”* Company. “Besids Mr. Lewis €arvell did} alive: Twenty-two bodies have been taken out, yeah, bo in Halifax or NEW YORK. Bac what does| Tue last number of the Herald forces us| not suppose that the Government will re- jof the Line to Fensington necessitates the The “ getting in of the potato crop was a|not attend the Queen’s County Railroad and thirty miners are still in the pit, all of whom - : aki , f » Neots . : i fuse him the privilece—and then the true} } : Bt idle : 7 7 ° . w . ‘ : “Eh »posed to be dead The explosion w ' ‘ the man mean by speaking of { 20 000,000) to ask how far John Caven, Esq. is eonnect-} ] 5 , ve lengthening of the railroad about 34 miles.! small matter!” Indeed! yos, it may be al meeting again. }) : ate suppo ’ P f ofbends? He must be as daft xs he was| ed or ha i Rallies , A v d : _ | Character of the transaction between him hale : Go- ak i aa aaa Ay thi 7 nso : . 2? ee 3- Try gun, Mr. Patriot SO + Si > must be F B Ws acl or has ence over pe columns at | ; . . . ne Government, pan, agree Sisn nai ray Mr. Reilly 3 a ae ’ ' até : eb : a us a 1c¢e OVE! <2 columns of th jand the Gevernment will be mace public, | € f ernme arn, . ed to this|small raatter in the way of Mr. R illy put — Sackville, Nov. 13, 1871. when he wancered about our strveis telling | paper r. Caven was brought here andj and th ople of Pri Edwar I: iat the umenimous derive of the meinbers! ting t the Government. so that } , Ss Sane é) . : ; ‘ \ 4 4 . S broug re andjand the people of Prince Edward Island /|®t Ute BEY i 2ei;nbers/ ting out the Government, so that he may OMETIMB siuce, the Herald made some] Londoa, Nov. 10.—Kelly, who was accused of a I i ; uk ; | nlacer ad « : : + | wil s enahlo loci y » Deol | : ‘ i i : ‘ ' os ad 7 a? c, peopie ae oy could make mg much gold pla ed at the head of Catholic education in will pace a ad ide whether alone jof the county. ‘he Read there touches a} get the Queen’s Printershin, or some fat| untruthfu! statements about Lon Mr. How-| m=rder of High Constable Talbot, has been acquit- ar out of the Railroad as would fil: a barrel. | St. Dunstan's Collage. As such, we candid. | Fm ao fe z, y . . oe ee 1 populous settlemen’, and we havo heard | oifice, but the people remembered, probably | lan’s letter. The facts are that the edition|'d after a long and searching trial, Grent des ‘ oe ts ri . . : sovernment, Or agamst Mr. W, Drien, | “ ‘ F : : : " : ‘ . : . ; . ay The poor old fellow, if he had tecut thr agh | ly say, we wished him every sucoess, and | of the Halifax City Railroad.” : jthac even Hon. P. Sinclair approves of it. the moral of the story of the incendiary who] of the Exauiver although wo struck off monstrations made by Kelly's frienda in Debi ci, some of the Strathalbyn hills, hv would be} whenever he made any literary effort in| ee Ve ; We wiil, i1a short time, give you all the! burned down a house, so that he might roast several quires extra seacube sa > ae und Cost.’ Ho Cenrbanean anrgrees : : " relieved of his craze! | public, we duly chronicied it to extend hi: (From the Journal ) accurate information obtaiaabls, upon the | his egg, to supply the dgmait for it, and =e re th oedaiia ‘ae a pont —18 Sek s5 napa? ? 5 . ; } ‘ i aa ke y : — ; ; 4 3 wid om c HO 1¢ |} confidence in overdment— °4 7 ; i The question as io the mortgage for | seholarly reputation, and felt proud of his| “ While, however, Mr. O’Brien fails ia his Railway routs, its nositive length and cost. | ore ee type was distribuied a side Sindee d copies, | Radicals abstained from voting, ‘ r ved 4 $100 006 eli v briet!y Thy: : ‘ -. ‘ 2 , -,\attempt to ¢riminate our Executive, he . —— ny Rien . —— ile , . F P 7 F ; ie a ; »0, he Rese pn. uy ic y- What! fine culture and literary talents. We did | ryakes ile deeds aaah eT as Saale y Pa sshditlios leeieha taeda Wc aad Mead The Progress yhilosopher has again lost on slips, were struck off. at the cost of| The North German Gazette Officials says that ~ rer e designates as “ slanders,” at the worst | feel annoy s should let ecei. . .. ee eat ae ee Sn ee eT ee eee ee ee PO in ‘ sil; ; in ¢ a a Eo é i Sabi i i tr, & : rst j fe el annoy ed that he should let the PB trio! the better. We refer to this Sia Mids short. rr inate aol ited his temper. One that so easily gets in a shock Os le peels fee tie 1X cee cl the changes in the Cabinet at Vienna, will not . ) 4 couk! on'y have beep errers.. But were | once or twice draw him into personal aiter- gaged Halifax Horse Railrway In the first | es. tae | passion, should be more careful how he P. hiets, Dominion @ id &>3.’ a | fae eee aeeerelr ante: at Yipee : ihe cord > ree fine , rs : - : ae ela é Deir Sim -——Heechertave: Wherever v ; . . . * Pamphrets, Dor on t, a i ‘ : S they errors, according to the re: ling of the | cations; and the principal Editor of the} place, it may be doubted whether it is aciu- | De yg oe een he rsays: Wherever you} throws stones. He is so interested in the ! _— oe roo - ce mortgage on its tfuce? The statement we! Pyent wa fool ure wi . toa: ally worth more than the $50,060 for which, |}9Te 2&4 Whats circumstances your are|aou.. nt the Si Tan fe a eee ew York, Nov. 11.—Gold and Exchange steady< ~ ' fs menule, and to which we hold, is this aa! et Bias oma <u ee Sete fat least, as Mr. O’Brien does not pretend to jin, do something that shall go en benefit- were te Ye - a ome Soe ree : Tar Herald & Patriot join hands in re President Theirs authoritively states that when” - . oa ate ee , “ | a BAY —_ we person uly remonstrated with | deny, it stands mortgaged. Then, next, jing men after you ave dead, —if it is to no ; i 1 in 3 be : is 1S an exceedingly joicing that there were more of Hon. Mr the Legislative Assembly meets in December, 5 > hi Se ; Own & Copy of the murt-| him, and dissuaded him, all we could, from! } ing thus mortgaged, as the veriost trro in| plant a tres or a bush to beautify a house | cruet hit on the part of an old stager,who has ‘Kell a eusieiilais on ci aa '- "| the Government wiil propose to end the Prow- acre 2 ‘ “Ay Gee Pont | “4s “4° . coro | ca oe > . . _ > ‘ . . Pai a i : . ss 5 Py . : , . a i . ‘ gage on the Halifax Horse Raj road, and | writing personalities against Mr.Caven. Mr.| legal lore well unde: stands, it is of nv-value, jor enhance the comtort of Wavellers, do! shifted about so much from side to side, ; vee He VIASSIC TOUDAS | sional Regime. and establish a definitive Republic. te tht the amount of the mortgage dye there- |Caven, as we have said, being at the head | n° matter what the frnount of stock issued {not ee “1 with simple helping your! that we dare say he is better acquainted t _— brig were led to believe. They are al Conso!s and markets generally anchanged. ; ‘ on is $100,000, and that the wor gugee isa i of Catholic education in St. Dunstan’s Col } Up gh alter t se date of the mortgage, until a Mr Roeresh 18 tos te ss ; with the arts of attack and defense than anal 50 indignant Ber agsion te 84) Ree) Ee —_ ; a rT : : ' wes. ee “| the claims of that mortgag> have been satis- Ho Mr, 1 Owe! you haye not planted ai” ree : r . 7 Nae LMastas 7 ‘a : | penton of emir Aer |Inge, must be looked up to, and must in- tied. A “ if ite real can eel ‘ectualiy (tree or ‘x buch for the benift of mankind |ever hope or want to be. We would not ~ Ged stagher. They shou'd’ not be Lost. Lost. ty + he ot . °, » war ead ; i ; pap a rer a Set ced - ie te. . Bs ee aes if ‘ ; ashe ed f aie titles ” , . . ‘ * W hat better proof was re juired than the | fluence the thought and actions of the risin; wove to be no more than the $50,000 afore- | after you are de act, you have done ag well }eare, moreover, to learn the rules of honor ae a or politiont company We EL Sree. a BUFFALO ROBE, from publication of the mortgage? which showed | generation. We ask will such disgraceful} said, its worth as security vapithes inte thin Leg the abla way that you advocated _ the | such as exist in his school. bare ne Master,” Mr. Herald and we be alorse and buggy, between the Office ‘ that we were not in error. We consulted | eritines ; % air. Anil yet, Mr. O'Prien ventures to com- | Railway course, through the columns of the \ : lieve that on the day of reckoning, Mr | 0! Charles Palmer, Esq., and Zion Chureb. : consulted | writings as appeared in the last /feral 1. for oe al : Es oe Ex AMINES 1 the Pailroad will a Our philosopher asks some questions on y ued ees i oat good lesa) advice on the matter. and were! ; | plain of the “fraudulent dealings” of our |“XAM™INER, And the ailroad 43"! perjainly z ; cae Kelly s oid friends will be as true as steel. | A®Y Person giving information concerning tt, 1 4: hatthe « B M ; re) instance, do good or set an example suchas} Executive. But against whor, we would | be a coinfort to the remocest corner of this} the Sleeper Question, following in the wake ", £08 leaving it at the livery stable of Mrs. assured that the ig Mortgag. red | bd le : Beas = eit gee Sri ger 2 PR Sa ge a oe igs ; : —_—_-—>-__ : oy ; ; aaa Tod a sy ul 's ig prov ed is desirable that Catholie youth should | ask, does the char; rf of frad a tually lio? | Island, whe n you are de aad and zone. of the Patriot. He says :-— TO COR Ma. . Barr, or at the remdence of the Subscriber, ap a ae a lished. Besid -s, all our! follow? Will it promote a loye for that| “ GTievance—outrage.—injury—fraud,” im | _ Although afl manner of false reports were} —« We would like to know if spruce is used ORRESPONDENTS. opposite the R’ C. Chappel, will be rewarded 13 sontemporaries who have referred to the | pure Catholic literature which we have heard deed! And this after qur Executive had jcirowised by eo bigoted Editors in the neighboring Provinces for railway = for their honesty and trouble, | jnatter, heye taken the same view as wel the Professor so el tly ‘cost § wit Mr, O’Brien to play with them for on a SS ee rae oy the | ties? How long will such ties last? Every| 9: X- R. Received, — will publish nexé ? F, H. CAMPBELL. i : A ae the Frotessor so eloquently describe ? it inearly a wuole month, while looking after | ilway King, 10 Is as plab: as the noon . an te edar ¢ Mente ae dace, | tehele : : ; did, as may be seen in xnother column. jit teach that noble forbearance, or inspire | his securities ; which Janet s abaeas day sun, to any intelligent person, that wo eeiels ii et dive lol re ets Will Seen, See e ule ror, : oe ; ’ , > Oe ae ’ , Pd gamer gy BR Pk ots : ea wd ° 7 . ‘alls and posts W st ive S as bong as AN lIatspwan, Wi vive v > ene } Het us take lus word for it that only $50,-| that lofty purpose, that honorable manhood, | their velue, did not come to hand uniil it | they have done a great deal of good for this spruce. Is this true of sleepers ? There is| » le , Five yo Hier, set , 909 had been raised on the n ilgage — jand that respect for others that Catholi ity “ altogether too late,” [ietaned by the a week | thtodgh plenty ef cedar and juniper on the Island to ups COLD WEATH ER 3 : . /' ’ Ps thi atholici i+. iy eave otek oe : catia ty ar anc or C > 48k ca ‘ = 4 i were we to know that when we real the|inculcates? We let the public judge. An| ' pastor jit ; and a y an acted a a furnish sleepers for the line; but cedar CosmoroLitay In type, your communica ; he copy ef themeriguge? The mo:teace aava| een 4 rq (From the Eastern Advocate.) jin letting the niract. And they have] ang juniper, though infinitely superior to| tion will keep. ee a | YS BE © BONBNBE SAYS employee of Mr. Caven writes thus of al «T; © DMinsehice £100.00 : | given the work to @ may of sterling charae. eee , ~ ; . ’ : : “the IIa ifax City Rai road Con pany, for! : P a . a; “THat Mortcacs op $100,009, on tar aie aulehity Sit tee taal 5 spruce, cost more money, and consequently! A Currie. Your favor will appear in cur) Q ' | . | | ’ : : ou bipany, for brether publisher in Summerside : Wonxperrvu. Ove Horsg Suay.—The publi- | wie Se a : : the Island people are compelled to pur up} nex ‘UV Ipe tove pe tove De! i the purpose of construyting and equipping} «The specimen of human depravity, in| tion of the Morigage on the Halifax City i Ll ce that ‘9g are re . ee with the inferior article.” te , r * ‘ their seyeral roads, designate! in theiy! the snape of ajour: “ His contemopt;.| Horse Railroad, must convince any man, not | “® *4r0ad mm vhs part of the island as eae * ee oom : CHEAP i? 4 Charter, have found its ee h rats. ihe. a3 ist a Sean aes re te on, | complete iy ‘blinded by ‘sartioiel aoe . | there were last winter; and those that are| The black syruce of New Brunswick is} The Patriot is forgetting his good man , 3 : ~barver, AAaAVe louie jecessary to borrow | ?* z18tence om Ss Mu days to the! ~ : J parvigh OTAV OB; | og ot wink:s cial ae eb " i ee . ‘ ‘. : ‘ : las peat dk GOUANGA tea ee, | ars present hour.” ‘The tastes ofa ee Binet dlink Gia avisneniek ecled wisely tes sos gain tit ral mee beah toch aprinat it, | used a - W mae cammenions and is!ners. It is bad enough to be a scold, but Wadman's Tin Shop. ‘ 2 SUL ‘ 2 1pon uv “Onds, to! i ' se white ae 3 Sikes ih did eel ies i fat jf 1 wovid only come tO there own doors. ! considered referable to ¢ second growtl ‘ ° ‘ guard tike Joseph the horse sw saa OD ha ms to do with itasasecurity. Althoueh |" 1 . . sidered prefere vhe second growth . + be issued from time to time ag ti.e exigen {9 The elec bl : PI ae: Mr (Y Brien claims to own the Road, his |Self predonsinates so high in those charac. of juniper or cedar that is to be had here aie eo SOAPSTONE for STOVES! : i 10 Gelectab epi fa : . oe é : > ia, OT i. i e I c ’ 2 J : here. s ° “ § " i; cies of the shid company may require.’ 1 6 Golecable epistic winds Up IM ths! payne does not appear in ihe matter. Whilst \ ters, that , ‘hink the following poem, taken Wea auhebebana that the Government of th ee aenerrnyy means up the dirt that has ; ” . ? istvie | ° + ™ kai a ¢ ‘ 7 rlis ¢ “3 oy > r iene, s ¢ : ' , ne 3 a? This adn tuneut is dated July B55 - j ous ty e. | he made believe that he had means +0 goon from an old Eng lish Magazine ot the yea , ar i : ve € been thrown by another. But then the Pat GET YOUR 1; : zi ne coe . put "| 41 shall be happy to give you as sou da|with the Island Railroad, so far as we can | 1153, Will suite some of those old seltish | Dominion stipulated that a large per cent- riot has t id rtai f "St e | epair stys our securi'y unter “in the}] Taian as : f Ye ee . casitinn with teil. W8attt.. P21... | Anties in P. E. Island, at present P Wh eale de z » provide a certain amount of nice am oves Ez ed ; ) ; ore ing, when I go to Summérside, | see his connection with the Halifax Railroad | ee eres age of black spruce should be used on the : i ense of thi ms lifax City Railroac’ none had a ie dilapidated looking cardiss can | Company, looks as #-he were a mere man of Be Bgerw wit veoh anak aa valuable Intercoloniai. We hear that juniper and Sunday Te stilts AT on ieaned onti _— : s. 'stand.”? etraw-—worlki . ‘ ate ae EP é +3 a Ver DL + . : , . a. i va issued until allthe ines meutioned in| *t4” : er. working for Mr. Pic rson of New ¥ ork | I Weild seer BOR 1g cedar and New Brunswick black spruce ; =n W A | yM A N Ss + the Charter bad been buiit, equ pped and| Another epistle written by Mr. Pat-riot| "4 Pe Me ge sates of the “Malifax\*| cre + ei will be used on the Isiand Railroad. For| The Steamer Maid of the Mist towed down ° se } lly . : é ad. e Mortgage gives the trustees M. Jonnasr ” : ae ove c . . ' _—— : a ; x@ bee ‘er regularly| Reilly, we suppose, is almost equal — MO DLOTUBAZS | - al. JOHNSTONE. ne a : - . | from Mount Stewart, a few day : ra id for, and bad been run over regularly | I J? PP , most e yua to one of wh« is © . eH oe curves It 1s sail that th Ne B yr —T © ys since, anew ' ' ; ; hom, is Mr. Archibald, alsovof New an ’ thy e New Brunswick t L ate -£ > | the e thich we hay . i , wkd. 7 ; i : Se 1s . | e ron, “ f x four mouths The mortgag: says the | the « a which we have quoted. Sup-| York, power to raise $100,000. If the Gog: REPLY: spruce is far preforable te cedar, which does Brig. launched from the shipyard of Edwin eav y Ss h e : (100 000 wi: requi "Ons 4 208e we deserved the abuse ly fop | erume f 260 SO simple as"*totak in| , g s ; ‘ . 38 Pag D ‘ size : #100000 was required to com ruck and | pose we: ed the abuse of Mr, Reilly for 3 Sag agen a eee ae meee The Poem referred to, we publish this not hold the holts. Asa procf that the Coffin, Esq., for Messrs. Peake, Bros. & Co. (cut every )s 4 equip the several roads designat:d in the! publishing a letter not very offensive, and |‘ Bae ean J — as = : : , oe _ leek’ on tote page It will it - Progr -s is Incorrect, when | She is a handsome vessle, and is intended CHEAP AT $: ema Hag ie all : a : ‘ jantee was there tha 1@ bond holiaers | : — ®Y | he asserts that the Gory nt will b : " ; Charter; and why was | being absent from the city, was in ty : ; 4 - ; } Pe one © Jevernment will be re- , 8 ne ee ~~ ih ope ae wi Aly ey eee a ot Was in type be-| would give up the Bonds, and release the | perusal. Weare glad to find that the people | miss in making the contractors give us a oo Wadman’s, Upper Queen Street. } 3 raised before? Obvigusly besause no@neifore we read it; should a family who, un-|\$100,000. The probability is that they of your neighborhood are coming to the | £00d road, we have it stipulated that the The new Sch. Westville, owned by Donald : ‘oul 4 tr Seren oe ; i “ae jn : én , i os ‘ O 26S) be ay 3 ee a ee 7 ‘ . estriiie, owned b onala a ’ : con d bq found to fivest the money; and| der the circumsances, we will b: partoned | would ~ give a cape pe and id s_Yery opinion that nearly every one will entertain | Tus shall be forty pounds to the yard, R ie ; 1; ee : ; ALSO; ’ it leok yy IDOrEOVEr, as if the whole affair | for saying, haye been no discredit to the 1K ¢ ly t wt $50,000 is all tha, could be raise d before ten years time. The more Se stad though according to the Railway Bill, they rarguarson, Esq., Elliot Riv er, cleared on the = dee tment of 9 +) the @r . ws Fe on this. wonderful one-horso.shay. If the “ST fn J&ars me. : We study micht be only thirty-six. If Messrs ‘by | Oth inst., for St. John’s, N. F., with eres , was 108 worth moro than the $4(.000; yet, Catholic community, be held up to cor : _ seid : ; ee 5 YSLX, Messrs. Derby | ¥% st., St. Joho’s, N. F., with a cargo ¥'. 5 ; yet, Cathoiic co.qymunity, @ up to scorn. | Government had allowed ©’Brien to hood. the question the more certain we become | and Parker had the building of the Railroad, | of 3183 b h. Pota 1 d ( N AN TIN W ARE, i > e 2 ‘ ‘Oe ) at? : aiaiie . ‘ oes ‘ > Aus * : “ : . ‘ | wad, | 35. sh. es. 6 . OF j ; " the schenier represented that It was worth | Mr. Caven has a mother andsitsiers timself,, wink thétn, as he evidently intended, be- that @ Kailroad will pay im ¢his Island di-| then the Progress would probaly be satis-| +e - ; peennen, AM ox opts, 490 TRO ’ ae 259 090, a8. be suys he gouh! put up stovk| whose fair fame he, no doubs, fondly cherish. come nicaan told them = ee rectly as well as indirectly, Recently the | fied, but because twa gentlemen, whom the do. turnips, barley, &o. .. = CHEAP AT are ae . { . ° . io > “tye alone ave . 4 : TY . 1 > : o.* : : <e 6 : icicenaaeoe : ‘hat amount Lut the cavless piece yf es. Wouid he publish such infamous slan.|° © Yi a mortgagerne ee ab writer drove along the Railroad route from | /4triot admits are highly respectabl men in| _,,, *s Ti 8 9 ‘ ‘ 2 , * : ers ‘ ; | structed his trustees to isetie $50,000 more, ' : } publie and private life, have the t The Steamer Commerce from Boston and if D Wadman Ss n : elfruutory” i4 where, ia hit Jetier of tie ders as t,Je against them “that thei? repu- that is, if the first were brought in to throw Charlottetown +9. Summerside, aad’ con-| the good natured Progress man is wvid sake Halifax, arrived he Wednesday last { ; Q t, ‘ £ th Auc jet: det onwe ba "3 ' : ; : : is sp) ee” a Py an : : . or evidently | 44 , yea here on Wednesday last © ueen Stree i rn ANG 2H TAYE OG COM. give ws te* tations yere not of che most enviabie kind.” ¢dustin the e ftheG sx . O'Brien trasting the fertiis farms and thickly settle ; : i ‘le . arn : ‘- a vO . ¥ ; t § YeOn.C. theG: vernament . eR 8 fi a y set led, in the sulks. pind left again on Thursday. Nov. 13, 1871. ‘ Qn “5! dows rz , r _