Agnin, the lllt‘l‘cit tyro must pcrc ‘ thutjust in proportion as this branch of: bushes” Inval’m'fi- “the” ""iusnii‘l "Mufti: be the piiuci izil topic in the exchangesl

suits Will be correspondingly bonelittcd, Agiiculturu will be promoted by a greater. demand for articlcs of food. .‘llaniiiiictuieé: will be encouraged. in providing the new cessary clothing for the fishermen and their families. and the sails not», c ants. nnchors. t\':c., nccesszu-y lot lhc ('illl)'lllg: on the trade. The :hipbuiloiugr .tiid lnm—, bering interests will proportionately pros- per; the railways and coasting traders \vould secure a fruitful source of profit; the revenue would be liici‘euicd; and all

the llrlltllu'lll‘. elas-ics would be itly advantaged thereby. Vicwrd from a

l received.

firtrc.fsrtrns. l

l The impeachment ol the President scents

Art den of impeachment have‘ been presented in the House of Represen-

.tativr~i at \\'a.~liingtnu. and they have V [mum “mu, m. was ppm,“ m 0: e” 1]“. pars-ed the House. l'.’€ito ll. lien/Photons. ! SNOW, Sash.” m. “I:

who was appointed Secretary of War. ad. minim. and \\ll() \" arrested on coin-l plain! of . _' tauton. bin sued thei latter for Lli'itl,l)Ul) daunigcs. The gold in ct contlunea quiet. with small trun- sactions. t quotations lit.

Advices from Mexico stain that the: Mexican (intci'iiliicnt llil.“ recognized the: E lab and Spanish debts. and that n

in:linen-6i;Jonian

in unsijgv, MARcu

I-Iiiuse of Assembly.

Wienxssnav, March 4, 1868. At 3 o‘clock His Excellency the Lieu-

For it—lloiis. Havi and, MeAnl . Ilen- dersim. Messrs. Ramsay, l’rowsc, 3 i=0. Bracken—7. .

Against it—Honi. II. Davies. Ilo‘wlan. (‘allicck Laird. Atty. lioneral. (fol. bccre- tarv. Kelly. Messrs. Ilcll. Ar 'iiault.l{iclly. MchiIl, ‘r. Sinclair liickhiuu, McCon mack, l)r. Jenkins—1.3.

lion. Ally. (iencrnl, front ('ontniittcc appointed to receive tenders for printing; the Debates of‘ilic House. presented their report, to the effect tinit they had rceetvtd tcndci‘a lrotii Messrs. I". \\’. Hughes and

I 'l'wcnty-third (.‘en‘ I erul Assembly of this Island with the following 8 P E E 0 H : President and llouornllr Gentlruien (If the Leg/[slatt'rt ('uimri’l: .Ilr. Spffllt‘l'l‘ «nil (.‘entlzmm of the 11mm of Assembly : I am glad to meet you at the commence-

.llr.

the consideration of" which the said L‘nitiq ntittee recommended the tender of Messrs.. Hughes uitd Malone be accepted.

arises . moving it to the Westward. or near l'unl'u Bluff.

Malone. and from Mr. David Laird. upon ing it new wlinrt‘in the proper place, up come:- the question. when is that place?

says he has found it on liii uidc of the harbor.

off of l'nul'l lilufl‘.

coinuicrei' l standpoint. the subject. is one

. . . ' . ' ."' ‘1 I ) .‘I. 01 um n lmlmrmlwe' “ml dcummls the tlLlllplll)" of (UllsLllL I it lid

The N. Y. Tribune has the following:—

Silllslllf,’ fund has been created tor the rc-j |

meat of another Sesaion, and to have recourse again to your assistance and advice.

Report adopted. Ilnn. Atty. General also presented the

12.1868.

flrlt deepened it would admit vault of )2 ft. lClnrk, ti draft iii ordinary tides, but by some qtientionu- :nnd

ble cause, it has at the entrance into the liuin filled up with land a distance of about 1300 yards; consequently the water inlide ll of little value while this bar reniuinl when it

a llcnce the cry for improvements; and it-

Jleiiulrnl, That the Secretary be requested

to send notices of the proceedings of this meeting Journal newspapers, for publication, with the request that the other Illundpnpers please

to the Patriot and Slimnierxfde

it always the cutie,u diversity of opinionicupy'

A large majority are opposed to lreilging, fearing it shouldllll lll again; other: irgnc that the channel may be kept open by

But while the majority would prefer build- Mr. Lock

I my that if a wltarftbe built at all it tiiutit be

In the inith of our disputes we were hon-

urcd by u visit from the lion. 1). Montgomery.

most at. ulive ronuidcratioii.

But other and yet more weighty reasmts' may be assigned wlty tin», future of the Dominion of Canada will largely be de- termined by the character of its linlicry legislation. We need not—we llillal not; —disgiiiso the fact i if. C nadzi has upou' hcrborderun :iggr mire. and ambitious neighbor, who‘s resolved to absorb her by annexation or conquest wlicnercr the opponunity offers. be, and conquered site must not lie. in order that she may stand prepared fort “11y KIWI Clm‘i'gum she must have a “My. and from the tisltcricsthc men Illllél come to man her ships and dclciuLJicr coasts. Great. Britain owes her naval sn- periority to the fact that not a large pro- portion ofhcrsons. trained to maritime

Occupations. are always ready for service. I halite. depend: for naval recruits upon; her Newfoundland fishermen. and a very

large proportion of the officers uiid men in the United States naval service are drawn from the same Sour c. Indeed, each of the above-named pnn .rs. in leg- islating for the benefit of their engaged in the business. are largely iii- tlucnccd by consider tion of a national character. If, then. (‘aiiadians would be united and strong,Ir —il they would play with credit their 1 iii the world's great diuitni.—-iftbey would forever silt nco an- nexation clamorn,—-thcy must profit by the experience and cxainplu of othersmllll strengthen and UOIISDILtlille.-l'llcll‘ power, while they build up their induatrial inter- eats.

.._____

Tun EAIt’l‘lIQUAI 2—Cruiocs BELIEF.— Tltti recent shock of an earthquake in Montreal. visibly recalch an old prophe- sy, and almost scared ntuny French Cantu dinn families out of their senses. Several years ago a nun, belonging; to the Hotel Dicu. if we remember the story rightly.I predicted, while on her death-bed. that an earthquake would overwhelm that city, and engulf it in the St. Lawrence. This

Aiincxed ~‘he will not , lint 1

subjectsy

[tion

In a populous quarter of a certain large! Western city, it is . cried, on iuedi authority. that not :1 aiu_lo Aiiglo-Aiucriv can child has be in born alive for the l:i.~t three years. '1‘ ' ' credible; but iiiak- inp,r all due allowance for i agei'atiou, it in plain enough that the murder of inl‘anb is a common thing among Ameiicau wo- men.

A liquor law iii the Pennsylvania Legis- lnttiro provides that any tavern keeper who shall sell adiilicrated or itupurchqnor shall be liable. to a fine. of not less than fifty dollar nor more than one thousand, and be imprisoned at the direction of the Court.

NEW BRUNSWICK.

The House of Assembly have had before them a bill to facilitate the settlement of Crown Lands. Would not the Legislature of this Island do well to take into con~ sidcration some such means to encourage emigrants here? The aul-joct of Educie also to come before the New Bruns- wick Legislature. The Union .-ftlvocalc says “ it is one that is being very freely dim'ussed iii all parts of ottr Province. and

iiiguu rctlectiuginiud, and demanding solution." The authorities at Ottawa lnivc decided to abolish the St. Joint and Shed ic Railway Cl)lliltil.‘»bli)ll. It is re- ported that l.. Carroll. Esq , has been ap- pointed manager of the Railways in Nova Scotia and New Bruinivlck.

NOVA SODTIA.

In the House of Assriubly an address to Ilcr Majesty. embodying the views of the Acacmbly. in -rcnc.c to the manner in which the Province. had been forced into Confederation, and praying that the Act be repealed no l'arus concerns Nova Scotin. has bccn passed. A resolution was pass- i-d, providing that in case the l’roviucebe permitted to withdraw from thet‘nnfoder— acy. they wuulil bcar ajust and fair pro-

belief is very current among the lower.

classes, who believe that the earth nnder- { Railway. neuth Montreal is iiullow, and liable to scene of disastrous firts Strange to Wesleyan Church on (iral'ton Street. in

“cave in" at any moment. say. a very similar idea is generally en- tertained in the city of Muscow. and re-

cently led to such a popular agitation that . clnirch were burnt.

portion of the. 't of the Intercolonial Halifax hasvcccntiy been the' The handsome

tlnitt ty. has been totally destroyed by fire. The fiiicnrgan. books. “CL... iii the Large ~ll!lH have al-

tho authorities were obliged to liliflllllc a l ready been subscribed towards I't!‘I)llll|lllIg

series of bcriugs in order to prove that ' it. the city did not rest on the roof of a large this is something: like giving.

$13000.—

b‘oine gentlemen have given The

cavern. as was g nerally supposed—i Merchants of Halifax have. not up a me-

Quebec C/irani'clc. NEWS SUMMARY.

IN the [louse of Lords on the 25th ult., at the beginning of the Session. the Earl of Malmsbiii'y announced that Lord Derby.

niorial to the Dominion tiovcrnntcnt on

.tho subject of the. Tariff.

Ldééi‘iifléiééi‘aifih 2'

London, March lst.

. . . I . had tendered his rcstguation to the Queen | In the ca‘c of Gen. Nagle. now on trial oti account of ill—health. and that. Ilcr ; i“- 5l't'." “” ill“ will!“ “i 1‘ (‘m‘ln'i'n- “W

Majesty had been pleascd to call upon IIICI present Chancellor of the Exchequer,

Cabinet. announcement of the resignation of thel Prime Minister was made by Lord Stanley, and was responded to by Mr. Gladstone. who expressed his sorrow for the cause which compelled the noble Lord to resign , his high ollicc. It is thought that Mr. ’ Disraeli will resign his position as Chatt-

iclscwhcrc.

:niotion for delay of trial made by “'llll‘lttl

Heron, counsellor the defence, was re~

we , fused. 0n the announcement of this dc» llon. Benjamin Disraeli, to form it new {c [u “w 110115,, 0‘ Calmnons the ‘ciu’c to the Courts of the Queen's llcnch,

ion Mr. lleron moved to transfer the

in order that the trial might take place The chief ground for this mo- tion, Mr. Heron said. was the fact that there were not six Americans iii the whole C'ty of Sligo, and tlicrit'orc it would be

limpossiblc to select a mixed Jury.

Mr. G. 1’. 'Iram, who happened to be in

lSligo, rather unexpectedly appeared be-

ore the Court and ofl'ercd to become one

ccllor of the Exchequer, and that Sir Stnf- i of the American jurors‘. but the offer was

ford Northeola will tiikchis placa.———-’l‘li .llln'ly News. in an article on the res gnation of the American Minister, says: “Alli England will lament the departure ofl

Charles Francis Adams."

The London Messrs. Nngcut, Times says the American who will succeed ‘ 1"! Mr. Adams could not. have had it more “3'

cclincd. Mr.Heron‘smotion was nrguedl at length. when the Court reIuSeti to traits- I'cr tho trial to anothcr place; the case was then procctdcd with.

True bills have been found against Kenn, Fitz Simmons. liibbou. Leonard, O‘Connor and Lea- :ind pr oucrs will be accoidingly brought to tiial without delay.

l During fart Session you past an Act to

one that is forcing itself upon every think--

report of'tlue Committee appointed to re- iiuthori e the raising of-i Inim- If “'“S firm“ ‘ ceivc tenders for thc printingr of the, Jotti- ed :til\li§.lblu that. during the I‘N'K‘SS- -’I "Hi" uni-i. which was to the effect. that said gate should proceed to linglanil to carry out (‘mnmimm hall “.0qu lump.“ “mu your intentions in this' matter; and also tol “mums men“ “Huh”. & “Mun”. “ml 1). Ipply to the various l'ropiict )‘rs uf'l'owitsliipl Lump and {hut 1:”ng “"anqu (In. I‘i‘mh mimic“! “' Elmhmd' mm m" "Grim vpcciniciw of paper submitted, the Com- “scgrmmm: “‘""‘li';'."' u” “PM “l'm'f‘ii'w', inittec recoininemled the acceptance of iifiiuoiswum be "u mg m A “W” 0 he" Meson. Hughes and llnlone's tender.

' ' I . . . tvpurt of said Committee was then also

I regret Ill'lf the IIl‘gOIllIIIUlN With these “[1” Am]

, Proprietors have not, thus far, been productive |' “Ir REM“, {mm um 0’11"}meummiup tn uiiv rcsulli. hererthclcsn. t u: cflorta ofI ‘ ‘ ‘ _-" _ t _ u r. i . - . . - i. . . cd to picpaio and icpoit tlit dialtAildiiss , the butcinnicnt ioutume to be diici ti II in u _ V ' 11.. 1', I | _“ . H, \, met.“ Hull and fluid settlement of iill qncuions cun- "1 “"~‘-“'“ lf‘ '5 4”“ Ill”) 9 All . I ~ 1mm,” Wm, H“, mm] “mum... i iitcd said draft Atltlllfb: whit i is .is As one of your principal objects in passing the Loan Act Wits to en do the Covcruuicni to make extensive purchases of Land, it has not yet been deemed advisable to proceed with that Loan.

Papers on these subjects will be laid before you.

I have recently received a Petition from certain I’ermiu who have purclni<cd their Holdings on the Selkirk Estate. The peti- tioners allege that the amount paid by them lilh Inst lineiits, have already been more than isuflicicnt to pay for thin Estate, and that it gives not the intention of the Legislature, in Epuesingthe Act under which this Property 1 .is purchased. that ii larucr sum should be ' 'ncted front the ’I‘cttants than would render ,l the Purchase lclfsnstnining.

i I deemed it necessary to refer this Petition forth consideration of the Law ()flltiers, and have directed lli their opinion should be

Li'culcuaul Governor. dim. tf‘c. May it please your Excellency,

We, Her Majesty‘s dutiful and loyal slllljc‘t'lfl. the House of Assembly of Prince Edward Ihl‘llltl. beg to reciprocate with your Excellency the pleasure which we

experience in meeting you ~ ain at the eninincttceincut of another 5 assure your Excellency that our. . and advice will be cheerfully given when- ever you shall have occasion to require them.

Willi your Excellency we regret that the. negotiations entered into during,r the rccessol the Leg lature, with non resident l’ropriciorn of Township Lands in this Iii- land. have not. up to the present time.

f II" the benefit of all whom it may concern.

and I’. Sinclair, Esq" M. I'. There gentle- men went in company with several others, and \vitncsacd the dcpthsof water. on the East and West sides of the harbor, which if you plcum Iwill give yoit in plain tlgurcs

l’aiil's Illufl' or Wcst side. at J00 yds.. 7ft. 5in. at 250 yils., b’ft. tiiu. at aoo yds., lift. Gin. at dilly-«15., lift. Gin.

Sandy l’oint or Eastern side,

in :ma ydrx., an.

at 350 yds.. 7ft. sin.

in 400 yd an.

at 4.70 yd», lift. cm.

at 500 ydn. 10ft.

This was tal en when the tide was about Ii feet rise. You will here sec at ll, glance ihiit we have at I’unl's Illiiflldccidedly the best sight for ii wlnirf. As in the same dis- tance there in nearly four feet ilifI‘ercucu of water. Not only so. but we are there free from shoals. A vent-l could leave with any wind that blows except it be a storm. While on the other hand. utter we build a wltaif fl distance of 400 -irds. we. still are hampered lit with Hilt)‘ a ..00 yards more biforc we reach the Iiilafll, and also exposed to it raging. 503.

When this survcy was over, we again pro-

cdcd to the Hall, where the subject was ‘ cly discussed. The members for the dis- tr ct spoke several times. :ind finally Mr. Sit ir drafted a resolution favorable to all parties. It was to the effect that the Gov- eruinrut be petitioned to grantn Hill) sum-- cicnt for the llcct‘sailry improvements, and a competent person to survey the harbor, and report what is tliebast mode to adopt. A pcti-

(if the Provident.

mggtilirff the building. and iiiE-uy cx-

easier or gracious tail; than the settlement

or “1.0 qlwmlms “ilth have. “mail. con- King Widiitm of Prussia. formally closcd' cermngthe rights of naturalized citizens. um Sumo“ 0m“, mu, 0,, mummy New ——His Mainsty Louis. King of Bavaria. King.

died on um 20.1; Fem-nary. 110 was may] in fluI usual Speech on such occasions,

23 you” OM Tum hmslmvc been mum] l the Kingr congratiil:_ltod the Members on 1 their labors.

. _ . . . .thc. sncccs against it number of Iv‘ciuuus.—lrincei TI“, “mm.” M me me, n. unsure “n, 3341130100" lms if!“ l’ill‘ls 0“ 3 VISII to 0H" l P":ll.'(‘ of Europe had been promptly nung many—«A French paper says it has tea, powvrfnllyfinstaincd by the other Great son to believe that the Emperor of Bus. ""Wi-“h 1"“ i‘i'lndunu” “ms Mimi-("d . .. ‘ I i will aid in the spiritual and temporal wel- 19 unit-wing hoops neat the Dnuubu. ‘ mm 0, we Nun“. Having got his army full. the 1‘ l'ent‘ll 11"" Later news from the English captives in . pcror waan to lntvc his rmy. and orders Abyss'iuia has been received. They were; are already out to enroll in the National Htill FHIU flllil Well M Mandala. he nil-l Gum.“ 100.000 01 umsc who escaped the vnncn of the I‘liiglisli army had . ‘riycd at . ,. . . _ . a place near Aiitalo. ’l‘ho Tigro people last consciiption. Lxcopt fin tlns.thougb, “.0”. cwwwlmm mandlyv The“: was the war symptoms scent Sllllfildlll}; in Paris no gel-no..- among-[1n- trumps. and the chief subjects of agitation there Ibelater booth. M. I’., for North mm. “is, from internal poplin. Hams, will Slit ed ticoru'n \\ . Hunt. as Official despatches front General Napier say that tho Envoy sent by him to Princc'

London, March ‘Zd.

Under Secret:in of the 11 why. W. Johnson, a. (irand Secretary of tho ' Orange :rn‘n association, was tried in Kassui was well reocived at a council of 2000 warriors. with theirchicfs assembled. an illegal profession in the. County Down, by whom he was mum”), received. and found guilty and sentenced to impris- onincnt and the payment: of fine. -~l cnw 'll cx )losion have been cnin- . aback] { l _, . TI 1, I. ) Money market continues easy. Gold mittcd to Illa. IDI mail at. to mien chum: H”; a “I. of Willa: Will not Ireland III April. l‘lf- ()iic ol'the most violent snow storms of I)iary"have been sold in England—"A ’1 \‘An ' W' H n _ 'R w] , ~ u“ or I ll rs. l . en s or i s ll'li‘ estorcr ant . 17mm“ 0‘ mm“ wmmiii b0" l.‘ to be the Zvlobulnaluin or Worldii “.ill‘ Drcuing are allowance of the British soldier. ’l‘ltcl ‘ I _ I ' new treaty between the United Stuch and i un- tlicm li'nli- rcstorilntz. lllvlgfll‘dflTfl Ant} ‘ V ~ - l ll't'sh‘lll" t to niir rent crin': it soft xi k n'n ' ' . \ufcdi'ntr ‘ --‘ a . ‘. , I . .' y . the I‘m”) cumin] CL U I m l"Gum‘s'1;|riszty,and disposing it to remain in any chi- giccnse to “manner—“A great explosion l resting the fall and imparting a healthy pm] is reported iit f‘hina. by which Nil!) licos natural color to the hair. ‘ llicy never fail to were lost. It Will! occasioned by the pi] ,’re:tore grey hair tn llfl nrnziuul youthful col- . .. . n .,, “cu m his work Wm, 1 hair giving the natural nourishment required. Hi? inn: zifglr'wil‘l‘l, the “st “Minn of ' ‘io lady‘s toilct l‘l complete Without the llylu- Bk‘rcnah lmgiduture. duriiiirtltc discus-i "'"m "r 1”“. dressm‘u‘ u “"3".” met

Dublin i'lSl week on a charge of heading All persons charged with complicity in New York. March 2". teen tlmiunuid copies of the " Queen’s tho FUND” has prevailed to-day. unequalled. and so :wknuwledgcd by all with that natives of Germany "1"“ Obtain “ red position; quickly cleansing the scalp, ar- mr “ wwkmfln in the mngnzinn' "hm mm. for. They act directly upon the roots of tho and imparts to it a most delightful frag-

Ion

°' the bill for regulating the press. llf.l

anln ,, . rancc, and is suited to both young and old. v.0 rend 3.3;“ him!“ m?" "ml fummmme‘i i ’l‘lid Restorer Reproduch The Iliuri :ler"”'|fi.liiit~i:; ("mm M “m ("’“H‘ exon' i Dressing cultivates and bcxuitillcl.

. n ' .. . i , , . . . crisrucel’mlou‘ It .gzili‘fl‘u‘fmlluv I'lnn;.ui‘n, Ifynur hair tstliut try it, if scurfy try it. him m '1 m PrnsMum“ "i, ‘~‘ “0 'IUI-‘irllilruh try itV if liistrcless irin, if mum of Hunting mental. “my”, 1" “i “‘V 1 these. try it. for all wlto use it will preserve

avitt insisted Mitch diaori