Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 16 mai 1851, vendredi 16 mai 1851

[" ittmte&l AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.VOLUME XLI1I.FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1851.NUMBER 65.IN BANKRUPTCY.District or I Montreal.( IN BANKRUPTCY.In the Matter of MARTIN GRAVEL\u2014a Bankrupt.IT IS ORDERED that a GENERAL MEET» ING of the CREDITORS of the said MARTIN GRAVEL for the proof ol debts and de.elaration of a Fir.t and final dividend, be held at the BANKRUPT COURT, in the Court House, in the City of Montreal, on FRIDAY, the SIX PEENTH day of MAY next, at the hour of TEN in the forenoon.By the Court, W.C.H.COFFIN, Clerk.Montreal, April 19,1851.\t48 District of 1 Montreal, i IN BANKRUPTCY.In the Matter of JOSEPH TRUDEAU.\u2014a Bankrupt.IT IS ORDERED, on Petition presented by Messrs.Pelletier & Papin, Esqs, of Counsel for the Bankrupt, that a GENERAL MEET.ING of the CREDITORS of the said Bankrupt, for the granting or relusing ol his certificate of discharge, be held at the BAN KRUPT COURT, in the Court House, in the Cttv of Montreal, on FRIDAY, the SIXTEENTH day of MAY next, at the hour of TEN in the forernoon.By the Court, W.C.H.COFFIN, Clerk.Montreal, April 21st, 1851.\t48 District of f Montreal.( IN BANKRUPTCY.In the Matter of GEORGE HORNE\u2014a Bankrupt IT IS ORDERED that a GENERAL MEETING of tjre CREDITORS of the said GEORGE HORNE, for the proof of debts and declaration of a second and final dividend, be held at the BANKRUPT COURT, in the Court House, in the City of Montreal, on FRIDAY, the SIXTEENTH day of MAY instant, at the hour of TEN i t the forenoon.By the Court, W.C.H.COFFIN, Clerk.Montreal, May 1, 1851.\t54 District of f Montreal.( IN BANKRUPTCY.In the Matter of RICHARD DEVERRY\u2014a a Bankrupt.IT IS ORDERED that a GENERAL MEETING of the CREDITORS of the said RICHARD DEVEKRY, for the proof of debts and declaration ol a first and final dividend, be held at the BANKRUPT COURT, in the Court House, in the City of Montreal, on FRIDAY, the SIXTEENTH day ol MAY instant, at the ûour of TEN in the Forenoon.By the Court, W.C.H.COFFIN, Clerk.Montreal, May I, 1851.\t54 District of ?Montreal.( IN BANKRUPTCY.In the Matter of ROBERT SCOTT et al\u2014a Bankrupt.IT IS ORDERED that a GENERAL MEET.ING of the CREDITORS, ol the said Bank, rupts, for the proof of debts and declaration o' an eighth dividend, be held at the BANKRUPT COURT, in the Court House, in the City of Montreal, on FRIDAY, the SIXTEENTH day ol May, instant, at the hour of TEN in the forenoon.By the Court, W.C.H.COFFIN, Clerk.Monlreal, May 5, 1851.\t5fi District of { Montreal.V IN BANKRUPTCY.In the Matter of LOUIS GUIBORD\u2014a Bankrupt.tT IS ORDERED that a GENERAL MEETING ol the C R E D IT O R S of the said LOUIS GUIBORD, for ihe proof of debts and declaration of a first and final dividend, be held at the BANKRUPT COURT, in the Court House, in the City of Montreal, on FRIDAY, the SIXTEENTH day of MAY instant, at the hour of TEN in the forenoon.By the Court, W.C.II.COFFIN, Clerk.Montreal, May 1, 1851.\t£4 J.Harding\u2019s WHOLESALE & RETAIL BOOT & SHOE Wilt-cliullSt;, No.Ill, Notre Dame Slreet.MR.HARDING would respectfully draw the attention of the public, and of Western Merchants in particular, to his large and well assorted Stock of ladies, gentlemen\u2019s, MISSES\u2019S and CHILDREN\u2019S BOOTS and SHOES of every description.The stock has been manufactured under his own superintendence, of the best materials, and by the beet Workmen.The prices at which the above will be offered, will be reasonable ; and, as low as Goods of the same quo! ty can be purchased at any oiher establishment in the City.He will sell at a small advance for CASH; and will warrant any article purchased at his Store.Montreal, May 7.\t'»\t57 QUEBEC AND LAKE SUPERIOR MINING ASSOCIATION.THE SHAREHOLDERS of this Company are hereby notified, that TWO INSTALMENTS of One Shilling and Three Fence Currency each, per Share, aré called in ; payable at the Office of the Company in Quebec, the First Instalment on the FIFTEENTH day of JULY next, and the Second onAife FIFTEENTH day of AUGUST next.£ By order of the Directors, W.H.A.DAVIES, Secretary.Quebec, May 1, 1851.\t54 Board and^Education.THE MISSES EAlfiE beg leave respect* fully to intimate to their Friends and the Public, that they intend, on the 2nd ol June next, to OPEN SCHOOL, at their Residence, lor the BOARD and EDUCATION of a limited number of Young Ladies.The House is new, commodious, and pleasant, ly situated on the riyht bank of the Richelieu, nine miles South of St.Johns, in a very airy situation, and healthy neighbourhood.The utmost care and attention will be bestowed to promote the health, comfort, deportment, morals, and inteilec'* tual advancement of those that may be placed under their superimendauce.The Course of Education will be English Language and Literature, including Writing, Arithmetic, Grammer and Composition, History, Geography, &c.Music and Drawing.French, in which*the Misses E.will have the assistance ol a competent Teacher, a native of France, and particular attention will be paid to the Pupiis acquiring the language in its purity of composition and accent.Misses Ë.have pleasure in referring those who may be disposed to entrust their daughters or relatives to their charge, to the following gentle'-men:\u2014\t* Rev.William Rintoul, Montreal.William McGinnis, Esq., Christieville.Rev.M.Townsend, Clarenceville.C.A.Campbell, M.D., Sabrevois.Cards of Terms, &c., may be had on application to any of these gentlemen, and all requisite information and particulars will be farm shied by addressing a letter to MISS EAD1E, Post Office, Henryville, C.E.Sabrevois.Henryville, ?May 9, 1851.S Ddxf Ce\u201459 car«l MRS.BUCHANAN, who has been Resident Midwife to the University Lying-in Hospial for the last eight years, begs leave to intimate to her friends and the public, that she intends to retire from the professional charge of tint Insti tuuon on the 1st of May next, and to resume her practice at No, 4, Chenneville Street, off Craig Street, (in rear of the Bank of Montreal.) April 19.\t47 TEN D E R S will be received until MONDAY, ihe 19th instant, by the MONTREAL MINING COMPANY iur the7TRANSPORT of (about) 240 tons of Copper Ore lienee to Swansea or Liverpool.The Ore to be shipped in one lot, and ihe vessel, ii not lined, to build a proper chamber for it.By order, H.D.COCKBURN.Montreal, Mav 15.185 .\tb\u20141)4 FOR CHARTER TO ANY SAFE iWSà PORT IN GREAT BRITAIN OR THE WEST INDIES\u2014The fine new last sailing fiist class Bark WREATH, Ralph Darling, Commander.Apply to EDWARD MAITLAND TYLEE & CO.May 15.\tr\u201464 REGULAR TRADER FOR GLAS-GOW.\u2014The Fust A 1 Bark HOME, 565 tons, Kidston, Master, will be ready on THURSDAY, to receive Cargo, and wijl have immediate dispatqh.Excellent accommodations for Cabin Passen.g era.Apply to Captain Kid-ton on Board, or to ANDREW MACFARLANE.May 15.\t64 Nolle*; to FALL 1851.THE Splendid A 1 Iron Clipper Ship SHANDON, 335 tons Register, Walter Greig, Commander, now building at Glasgow, expressly for the Montreal Trade, will Sail on her Ouiward Voyage, about 15th July next.Shippers will find this Vessel an unequalled conveyance for fine Goods, and her accommodation for Cabin and Intermediate Passengers, will be very superior.A pp y in Glasgow, to Messrs.WM.KIDSTONE & SONS, Or here, to ANDREW MACFARLANE.Montreal, May 13\t62 iu OUisDlijrjNfcjE \u2014 1 ne Bark ^ WREATH.Captain Darling, Irom -Ü£a London, is ENTERED inwards at the Custom House.Consignees are requested to pass their Entries without delay.EDWARD MAITLAND, TYLEE & CO.Agents.May 14.\tm\u201463 REGULAR TRADER FOR LONDON \u2014The well known Ship JOHN BULL, John Duffill, Commander, A 1 British Built, will be ready in a few days to load for the above Pori, and having the greater part of her cargo engaged, will have immediate dispatch.Apply to Capiain Duffill on board, or to J.G.MACKENZIE & CO., Agents.May 14.\t63 REGULAR TRADER FOR LIVERPOOL.\u2014The fine A 1 British Built Ship ST.ANDREW, S S.Arthur, Commander, will be ready in a lew days to load for the above Port, and will have immediate dispatch.Apply to J.G.MACKENZIE & CO., Agents.May 14.\t63 1\u2019U CONSIGNEE S.\u2014The Bark ABERCROMBY, Louttit, Master, Irom Liverpool, is ENTERED INWARDS at ihe Custom House.Consignees are requested to pass their Eniriea wiihout delay.LEMESURIER, ROUTH & CO., Agents.May 10.\t60 TO CONSIGNEES \u2014 The Brig CYPRUS, Wm.Orchard, Master, from London, is ENTERED INWARDS at u.e Custom House.Consignees are requested to pass their Entries without delay.LEMESURIER, ROUTH & CO., Agents.May 10.\t60 'To CONSIGNEES.\u2014'The Ship ANN CROPPER, D.B.Morton, Commander, from Liverpool, is ENTERED INWARDS at the Custom House.Consignees are requested to pass their Entries without delay.LEMEoURIER, ROUTH & CO., Agents.May 9.\t59 FOR LIVERPOOL\u2014The A.1.Ship ANNE, Wm.McGarry, Master, will _____ be ready to Load in a lew days for the buve Port, and will have immediate despatch.* For Freight or Passage, apply to JOHN MOLSON, Jr.Agent.May 9.\t59 REGULAR TRADER FOR LIVER-POOL.\u2014The fine A I, British Built, Coppered and Copper fastened Ship ANN CROPPER, D.B.Morton, Commander, will be ready in a few days to load lor the above Port ; and having a great part of her cargo engaged, will have immediate dispatch.Apply to Captain Morton on board, or to LEMESURIER, ROUTH & CO.May 8.\t58 REGUIiAR TRADERS.For G«a^o\\V.The Ship AMERICA\u2014Capt.Guthrie.C A VIBRiA\u2014Capt.Harrison.ERRO vl ANGA\u2014Capt.Leckie.For Liverpool.NIAGARA\u2014Capt.Munro.These vessels are all CLYDE built, and class, ed A 1 at Lloyd's : will be ready in a few days to Load, and have quick dispatch.For Freight or Passage, apply to .\t\u2022 , JAMES R.ORR Mav 6.PIcasBire 'Trip lo Assomption.rgMJE S'eamer JACQUbS CARTIER, Capt.B P.Cote, will leave her wharf, (weather^ permitting) on SUNDAY MORNING next, the 18th instant, alter early Mass, at 9 o\u2019clock, on a Pleasure Trip to L*Assomption, and will return early the same day.Fare to and from, 2s 6d.J.F.SINCENNES, Agent, Richelieu Company.May 15.\t64 NOTICE.THE Subscriber having been appointed AGE N'T at Montreal for the STEAMERS ALLIANCE and NOÿTH BRITON, with their Barges, is prepared to make arrangements for TOWAGE and FREIGHT to and from Quebec, during the present Season.EDWARD J.USHER, St.Joseph Street.Montreal, May 8, 1851\t58 Imperial Customs, Comptroller\u2019s Office.THE Undersigned deems it necessary »o call the attention of SHIPMASTERS and CON-SIGNEES of Goods Inwards, and Shippers ol Goods Outwards, to the provisions of the 3(i Long, tailor, complaining that the Police Committee, after informing him that he had obtained the contract for Police Ctothing had afterwards given it to Mr.Bartheaume\u2019who in this matter was acting for Mr.Lamarche, i a member of the Police Committee, at a cost : to the city of 5s per coat more titan his tender.The petitions were referred to appropriate Committees ; the last to Messrs.Leciaire, Prévost, Leeming and Larkin.ORDERS OF THE DAY.Report of the Fire Committee on the petition of James Perry, recommending that petitioner be permitted to erect a steam engine under certain conditions.Adopted.Report of Fire Committee recommending that Mr.Rottot should not receive any compensation for the destruction of his property by the Fire Engineer.Adopted.The By-law relative to the conveyance and delivery of gunpowder, which will be found in our advertising columns, was read a 1st, 2nd and 3rd time and passed.That clause of the by-law, which imposes a charge of £7 10s upon the carriers ol gunpowder was opposed by Mr.McFarlane, who thought the charge should be only £5.Ayes\u2014Alderman Grenier, Homier, Whit-iaw, Leciaire, McDonald, Leeming & Whitney, 7.Nays\u2014Fabre, MacFarlane, Lynch, Frechette, McCambridge and Brondson, 6.Carried.Councillor Whitney then moved, seconded by Councillor Leeming, that Robt.Abraham, Esq., be appointed associate Counsel and Attorney to the Corporation in conjunction with Toussaint Peltier, Esq.Carried.Ayes\u2014Alderman Lyncit ; Councillors Hail, McDonald, Whitlaw, Leeming, Whitney, McCambridge, and Brondson, 8.Nays\u2014Aldermen Fabre, Grenier; Councillors Homier, Leciaire and Frechette, 5.P.D\u2019Amour was appointed Assessor in place of Mr.F.X.Constant.We would call the attention of all our readers who enjoy a prime glass of Malt as it should be, to the advertisement of our old friend Isaac Moffatt, who certainly has about tiie best specimens of John Barleycorn that we have met with in Montreal.Go and taste his XXX Brown Smut, and we will engage that you will be convinced that what he says in his advertisement is true.Panorama of the Mississippi Riyer__________ We had the pleasure of attending a private exhibition last evening of this fine painting, and was greatly pleased with the sight.As a work of art, this Panoramo is not surpassed, if equalled, by any that has ever been exhibited in the country.It is every way worthy of the fame it has acquired wherever it has been exhibited in this city.The full and lucid verbal explanations accompanying its exhibitions, by its Proprietors, are in themselves very interesting, and worthy of being listened to as a historical lecture of the Mississippi, were there nothing further to attract attention.Mr.Lewis is the accomplished artist who made all the sketches of which the Panorama is composed, and placed them on the canvas.We assure the citizens of Montreal, that they cannot pass an evening more instructively than paying a visit to this truthful and beautiful work.X.AW INTELLIGENCE.{Reported for the Montreal Herald.) IN THE QUEEN'S BENCH-APPEAL SIDE.Thursday, May 15.Present\u2014Hon.Mr.Justice Rolland, \u201c\t\u201c\t« Panel, \u201c\t\u201c\t\u201c Aylwin.Mr.Justice Rolland, stated, that owing to the unavoidable absence of the Chief Justice, the Bench being thus rendered incomplete, no judgments could be rendered this term on the several cases which had been taken en délibéré.Mr.Justice Aylwin remarked, that in the case of Halcro and Deslksdeuniers argued last term, as Mr.Justice Rolland did not tiear the argument, and the Chief Justice was now ill.the parties would be deprived ofajudgment.He was therefore entitled to a re-heating, an application for which could in this case be granted, under the law as it at present stood, by two judges ; although in ordinary cases three were necessary.Mr.Justice Panel concurred, stating, however, that the re-hearing could not take place at once.The Court then adjourned.TRADE & COMMENCE.Plantacenkt Water.\u2014We are requested to publish the following certificate : \u2014 Montreal, 9ih May 8151.Sir,\u2014t-ln compliance with your request, I proceed to give you my opinion of the Plamagenet Waters, alter two years experience of their use.Having been the first to predict their probable virtues, from the Chimical Analysis, I feel some satisfaction in finding my vaticinations so abundantly borne out, by the experience ol so many of the profession, and of the laity.The follow.ng are some of the cases in which these waters have been found of the greatest service :\u2014Chronic Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, some forms of gravel, and of chronic skin decease, and inactivity of the liver.Habitual constipation is a most fruitful source of disease, whether depend, ing on sedentary habits, neglect of the calls of nature, torpor of the liver, or pregnancy ; m all these cases they are of the greatest service, inasmuch as their tendency is to restore the healthy function, whereas the host of antibilious and laxative pills, usually employed, only increase the mis \u2022 chief.The waters have proved of the greatest service in two cases of plethora, with détermina, tion to tho head.They form a useful diet drink in suitable cases of continued Fever.You ask me whether they would prove hurtful, as a refreshing summer drink.I consider them as innocent as Soda water, and such like be* verages.In conclusion, being satisfied of the superiority of tho Plantagenet Waters, I prescribe them exclusively, when I consider saline spring waters advisable.I remain, Your ob\u2019t servt, S.C.Sewell, M.D.Lecturer on Clinical Medicine, in the university, &,c., «fee., fee.Mr.C.Larocque.Sold only in one place in Montreal, No.4.Place d\u2019Armes.\u2014Fresh Water twice a week at the Depot, The Auction Sale of Groceries, fee., at tho Stores of Messrs.Lemesurier, Roujh fe Co., yesterday, was attended by a very large number of town and country Merchants.Fair prices were realized, and a large quantity of goods disposed of.Messrs.Scott fe Glassford\u2019s packages sale of Colton and Dry Goods was also well attended and went off with spirit.PORT OF OU-SBEC.ARRIVED\u2014MXY 13.Brig Pomona, Younger, 6tb April, Leith, Dean Sc Co, genl cargo, 1 passenger SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.We are happy to learn that the damage sustained by the splendid steamer John Munn, in the collision with the ship Ottawa, off St.Francis, is about to be repaired, and that it is not nearly so great as was at first represented, having merely sufiered in her upper works, which it is expected will be repaired within a month.PORT OF MONTRESAZi.ARRIVED\u2014MAY 14.Ship Great Britain, Wade, London, Gillespie, Mo flat l & Co, general cargo Brig Medora, Hedger, Bristol, order, do Brig Eliza Kirkbi ide, Greig, Bordeaux, E Maitland, Tyleo Sc Co, do Ship Canada, Wylie, Glasgow, Edmonstone, Allan Sc Co, general cargo IMPORT'S.Omitted in the manifest of the St Andrew\u2014John Whyte, 94 kegs 2ck», in place of C J Cusack Omitted in the manifest of the Alice Gill\u2014John White 10 hhds 10 bbU 10 1res, in place ofC J Cusack How to Obtain a Character.\u2014Lord John Russell, reading in the advertisements that a character might be obtained at any time by a person sending a graphiologist a specimen of his hand, writing, immediately sat down and wrote a letter, in which he said, that \u201c he would leel extremely obliged if Mr.W-could possibly favor him and hi* colleagues with a character by return of post ; at present they were deplorably in want of one,\u201d MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.[ENGRAVED FOR THE MONTREAL HERALD.] THE INTERIOR OF THE GREAT EXHIBITION BUILDING.11» - wmm IZ7T ' ' L ¦ ï-\"'\u2014\" l ¦ '-.'I\t¦ '' Il'S J .x' a Ml g ¦v: : A~.\t¦'1 ¦-'fe mHmmâ -.!G^ .ViiWjSiiiiii ' \"\u2022I p pà Pill ilBl WjjJUflmpa We have just received accounts,\u2014by the \u201c Cambria,\u201d which left Liverpool on the 3rd instant\u2014of the opening of this magnificent Christal Palace of Industry, by Her Majesty, the Queen, in the presence of Thirty Thousand persons : the most perfect order prevailing, and without the occurrence of a single accident.The above carefully prepared sketch of the aspect it must have presented, upon this interesting occasion, will enable our readers to form some conception of its vast proportions, and the elegance and beauty of its design.The view given above needs very little description.It indicates, so far as a space of such extent can be indicated, the general effect of the interior of the building__the position of the galleries, and the disposition of the walks and tables.The transept\u2014a striking feature of the building__is indicated by the situation of the trees which it encloses and preserves in their natural appearance, and the distribution of light and shade will give some idea of those parts of the structure which are painted.According to the original design, the whole interior frame-work was to be of a stone colour.It would appear, however, that this intention has been departed from, and that Mr.Owen Jones, to whom the superintendence of this department of the work belongs, has adopted white and a deep blue as the colours used.The ridges of the roof arc blue, and all the window sashes white ; and the two colours harmonize throughout the rest of the building.The ærial appearance produced by the transparency above and around, which is very successfully given in the plate, is as pleasing as it is unique, and the interior of the building, even more than its exterior, is like the realization of some fairy palace.The position of the various classes of works, may, with the above view before them, bo some guide to those who intend visiting the Exhibition.Agricultural Implements occupy a section of very considerable extent on the south side.The lighter contributions in the department of civil engineering, are placed in the gallery at the extreme west, while the heavier are on the ground floor to the north.Philosophical and medical instruments occupy the west gallery, and those running along each side of the centre aisle.Models of naval architecture are disposed of in the side gallery, looking northwards.The exhibition of precious metals are placed in the front gallery, on the south of the centre aisle.The same gallery contains the collection of tapestry, lace, and embroidery.Specimens of silk are displayed in the gallery at the south, and of pottery in the gallery at the north corner of the centre aisle, where the transept intersects it.Glass is placed in the gallery along the north side of the centre aisle, and the display of animal and vegetable raw produce is on the side gallery looking southwards.Specimens of food are also exhibited in this last mentioned part of the building.Mining and metallic raw produce are disposed of on the ground-floor to the south.Hardware, the largest class of all, and with the greatest number of exhibitors, is arranged along one of the main passages running east and west on the south side of the centre aisle.The display of cotton and leather fronts the centre aisle on the north side.Furniture is arranged on both sides of it, and occupies a very considerable space.Woollen and mixed manufactures face the centre aisle on the south\u2014Halifax, Huddersfield, Leeds, Bradford, and the other exhibiting towns having agreed to act in concert, the space allotted to them is fitted up in the very best style.The display of printing and dyeing and of linen, is on the south side of the centre aisle.The department of machinery occupies the north side.The allocation of manufactures in paper, and in animal, vegetable, and miscellaneous substances, ifas undecided upon when we obtained the drawing.The engraving is by our talented fellow-townsman, Mr.Welch, and it will we think, be admitted, does him great credit as an artist.BIT TELEGRAPH.(Reported for the Montreal Herald.) MONTREAL AND BUFFALO LINE.Thursday, May 15\u20148, A.M.Quebec, May 14\u2014Arrived, brig Robert Burns, Stewart, Carlisle ; bark Asia, Webster, Southampton.New York, May 15.Albany, May 15.\u2014The President and suite arrived at Dunkirk at 3, P.M.NEW YORK MARKETS\u2014Maylü.Flour\u2014There is a better feeling in low grades, and we notice a greater speculative market Low grades of State, and better grades of South «rn Ohio and Michigan, in good demand ; prices are a shade better! better grades of State are dull, and unchanged.Canadian very quiet ; de.mand only for the Provinces ; sales 2,500 brls No.2 at $4, in bond; sales domestic, 16,400 brls, at $3.50 a $3,75 for No.2 ; $4 a $4,12 for Michigan; $4 06 a $4,09 for common to straight state ; $4,-624 a $4,75 for Genesee.Grain\u2014Fair demand, and market steady, but heavy for the common descriptions.Canadian, nominally 96 a 98 cts.The only sale is a cargo of white, to arrive, on private terms.Corn\u2014Demand betier for export and the East.The demand exceeds the supply, and the tendency is slightly upward ; sales at 58 a 584c for western mixed ; 59c for do yellow ; 60ic for do round.Pork\u2014Again easier ; prices nominal, buyers in small lots only ; sales 200 bbls at $14,25 for old ; $15,25 for new mess ; $13,44 for new prime ; and $12,25 a $12,37 for old do.BIRTH, At Chambly, on the 14th ultimo, the lady of Captain Digby Hamilton, of the Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment, o( a son.DIED.On the 9th instant, at his late residence at La Tortue, in the Parish of St.Constant, Mr.Abraham Sharpley, in the 74th year of hie age.The deceased was an old and respectable inhabitant of that place, having resided therefor 23 years.He held the highest place in the affections of the whole community, to whom he was endeared by the many virtues which adorned his character ; and the sudden bereavement which his wife and family have received, has plunged a large circle into grief and mourning.He emigrated from Lincolnshire, England, in the year 1828.Storage.rgYHE Subscriber will Store Produce or Mer« i chandize on reasonable terms.W.DOUGLAS, 62, Commissioners\u2019 Street.May 16.mwf\u201465 Genuine eau de cologne\u2014 Just received, a case of real Eau de Co.logne, from \u201c J.M.Farina, Vis a Vis Place, St.Juliens.\u201d S.J.LYMAN & CO., Chemists, Place d\u2019Armes.May 15.64 NEW jGOODS.JUST RECEIVED BY WM.BENJAMIN & CO.SUPERFINE BLACK and COL\u2019D CLOTHS, LIGHT, TWILL\u2019D & SUMMER CLOTHS, EXHIBITION CLOTH, (a new article.) A large assortment of Novelties in DOESKINS, BUCKSKINS, &c.INDIA GRASS CLOTHS and FRENCH LAWNS; VALENCIA and MARSEILLES VESTINGS, DRILLS, GAMBROONS, &c.&c.Any of which made to order in a superior style.-ALSO- White and Fancy SHIRTS, French and English Regattas, Collars and Bosoms.An endless variety of Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, Osborne, Ariel, Albert, Batiste, &.all novelties in SUMMER TIES.UNDER CLOTHING of every description; Braces, Riding Belts, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, &c.&c.&.C.A superior assortment of London & Canadian READY-MADE CLOTHING, Only of the best quality.*#* Alexander\u2019s Superior FRENCH KID GLOVES.[CTSole Agents for the Best quality GUTTA PERCHA OVER GOATS, CAPS, GLOVES, LEGGINGS, &c.&c.May 16.\t65 THE GREATEST NOVELTIES EVER IMPORTED.T HE Subscriber has now received direct from PIPES, handsomely mounted in Siver; with a variety of New Pattern CLAY PIPES, Snuff and Cigar Boxes, Fusees, &c.Also, Just Received : T5 THOUSAND of HAVANA CIGARS, of the Choicest Brands, which will be offered to the Trade at a small advance.Hj-Country Merchants are invited to tall and inspect a large and varied stock.JOHN LEVEY.May 16, 1851:\t65 New York Protection Fire and Marine insurance company.Mutual Life Insurance Company oi New York.o FFICE REMOVED to the ODD FELLOWS\u2019 HALL, Great Si.James Street.M.H.GALT, Agent.May 16.\t65 H EIDSE1CK CHAMPAGNE\u2014 the house of Renauld & François, New York.Just received and for Sale by TORRY, CLARKE & CO.May 16.\t65 ISAAC MOFFATT.HAVING MADE EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS & EMBELISH.YIENTS TO THE LONDON COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Opposite the QUEBEC AND LAPRIRIE STEAMBOAT WHARVES.INVITES Travellers, and the Public in general, to a comlortable and economical reception.Experience in the Montreal Markets enables him to SUPPLY HIS TABLE WITH THE BEST THEY AFFORD; and he has devoted his atten-tion to the ARRANGEMENT and FITTING.UP of his APARTMENTS in the MOST CON.VENIENT MANNER for their respective uses.BARCLAY &.PERKINS\u2019 London Genuine XXX STOUT, in prime condition, will be on draught all the Summer.Montreal, May 16, 1851,\t65 FARMING IMPLEMENTS.TO FARMERS IN CANADA.THE Subscriber calls the attention of Agriculturists, to the following list of FARM.ING IMPLEMENTS, which ho keeps constant, ly on hand, manufactured under his own inspec-tion, and which are made of the best Materials: Scotch Ploughs Drill Ploughs Arched and Angled Harrows Improved Subsoil Grubbers Scufilsrs Cheese Presses, Ayrshire Pattern A.F.is prepared to make to order, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS of every discription ; every article is warranted, and if ihey do not give satisfaction, they may bo returned.ALEX.FLECK, St.Peter Street.May 16.\t2m C\u201465 R.WARMINTON, Plumber, Brazier, Tin Plate Work, cr, Gas Fitter «fee., NO.230, SAINT PAUL STREET, Lately occupied by Asselin & Co., Tinsmiths, opposite Messrs.Green & Sons, Furriers, MONTREAL.May 16.\tr mwf\u201465 J~ TTsURECEIVED\u2014Superior LARD in kegs For Sale by ADDY & CHILDS.May 16.\t65 EAS, COFFEE, FRUITS\u2014On hand and for Sale by the Subscribers\u2014A large os-sortment of Fresh GROCERIES, consisting in part ot, TEAS, COFFEE, FRUITS, SAUCES, &e.fee.ADDY & CHILDS.May 16.\t65 WANTED IMMEDIATELY\u2014A smart active YOUNG MAN as PORTER, &c \u2014 one only accustomed to the city and of good character will be taken.Apply at WM.BENJAMIN & CO., Notre Dame Street.May 16.\t65 For Bytown and Intermediate Ports, THE Steamer CHARLOTTE will leave the Subscribers\u2019 Wharf, THIS EVENING (Friday,) at SIX o\u2019clock, for the above Poris.For Freight or Passage apply to MACPHERSON, CRANE & CO., Canal Basin.May 16.\t65 Hooker & Holton\u2019s Through Line.THE Steamer ENGLAND, Graham, Master, will start for Toronto, Hamilton and Intermediate Ports, THIS EVENING at SIX o'clock.Superior accommodation for Cabin and Deck Passengers.For Freight or Passage, apply to May 16.HOOKER & HOLTON.65 FOR LIVERPOOL.\u2014The fine A 1 Bark COROMANDEL, R.Hadden, Commander, wilt be ready to load for the above Port in a few days, and will have ini' mediate dispatch.For Freight apply to EDMONSTONE, ALLAN & CO.May 16.m\u201465 AKUM\u20143 tons best dry picked in 56 lb bundles.For sale by o May 16.JOHN WHYTE, 65 bales assorted qualities, from CANVAS\u201410 Nos.1 to 6 5 do Bleached Navy thrice boiled, Nos.1 to 6 For sale low by JOHN WHYTE.May 16.\t65 JUST LANDING, ex \u201c Alice Gill\u201d and \u2019\u2022 Pearl\u201d 20 hhds Linseed Oil 10 tierces Lamp Black, in lbs, 4ib and ilb 25 cases Castor Oil 30 barrels Canary Seed 150 boxes Belmont, Sperm and Transparent Wax Candles \u2014also,\u2014 15 bales Cocoa and Manilla Carpeting of all widths and variety of patterns, well suited for banks, public institutions or merchants offices And for sale by JOHN WHYTE.May 16.\t65 DIRECT from Bordeaux and Charente\u2014 30 bales Soft Shell Almonds 20 boxes ShePcd Sweet Almonds 15 cases Sardines a I\u2019Huilo 60 do Olives and Capers 4 do Fresh Prunes in Cartoons, &c 40 bags Walnuts 10 cases Figs, &c.&c.For Sale by T.C.PANTON & CO.May 16.\t65 L ( Et ^ Ch English ease OVV LANDING, AND FOR SALE-DOUBLE REFINED SUGAR, 10 and 13 lb Loaves WHITE BASTARDS do Ftneat BRANDIES, \"J.& J.Martall,\u201d \u201c Jas Hennessey &.Co,\u201d Pale and Brown GIN, \u201d J.DeKuyper & Son\u201d LONDON PORTER, Pints and Quarts ZANTE CURRANTS, in Caroteels OLIVE OIL BELMONT SPERM CANDLES MADRAS INDIGO NUTMEGS, No.1 ROOT GINGER LIQUORICE DRY WHITE and RED LEADS SHOT, Assorted Numbers SALTPETRE LESCHER\u2019S STARCH LIVERPOOL SOAP, &c.&c.&c.DAVID TORRANCE.May 16.\t65 ANDING ex Great Britain\u201d-24 cases Pine, Berkely, Royal Albert, Chedder Double Gloster, &c And for Sale by T.C.PANTON &, Co.No.7, St.Sacrament Street.May 16.\t65 ANTED\u2014An APPRENTICE to the Printing Business.Apply at the Herald Office.M ay 16.\t65 Window Glass, ANUFACTURED at tbe Canada Glass Works, St.Johns, C.E.\u2014also\u2014 English and German Sheet Glass For Sale by EDWIN ATWATER.May 6.\tr mwf\u201456 Charcoal tin plates, ic, ix, dc and DX (Bailey Brand) Bar Iron Cut Nails Rose and Horse Nails Sheet, Dry White and Red Loads Shot, assorted numbers For Sale by THOMAS PECK & CO.May 12.\tr mwf\u201461 A For sale.COMPLETE Copy of HOGARTH\u2019S WORKS, in imperial folio, an early impression.For Sale al No.3, Place d\u2019Armes.JOHN THOMSON.May 14.\tr mwf\u201463 rgNEAS, TOBACCOS & OILS\u2014 York and Boston prices.G.M.MILLAR.May 15.64 TUNE TURKEY SPONGES\u2014 T -\u2022 received, a supply of Fine Turkey Just Sponges May 15.S.3.LYMAN & CO., Chemists, Place d\u2019Armes.64 J.&.T.DOUGLAS offer for Sale:\u2014 30 bales Heavy American Cottons 10 bales Grey Yam 5 do Chandlers\u2019 Wick do Batting do Wadding do Assorted Ticks cases Cadet Satinetts do Fancy Tweeds Parasols Cane and Whalebone Umbrellas Palm Leaf Hats American Clocks Linen Shirts 50 50 5 5 5 2 10 10 30 3 2000 Twilled Bags 2000 lbs Printed Fents 500 dozen India Rubber Braces With a first rate assortment of Small Wares, from the English and American Markets, unsurpassed in the market, low for Cash.J.& T.DOUGLAS, 199, St.Paul Street.May 13.\tr yts\u201462 do do do do do WHITE ZINC PAINT\u20142 tons just received ex \u201c Coromandel\u201d.-ALSO- 1 case Summer\u2019s GOLD LEAF For Sale by EDWIN ATWATER.May 13.\t r Tts\u201462 LINSEED OIL, Raw and Boiled, in hhda and qr casks Spirits Turpentine Copal Varnish Genuine Ground White Lead, assorted pkgs Nos.1,2, 3,\tdo do Dry Venetian Red, in bbls Lampblack in papers, in bbls Putty in bbls White Chalk in bbls Paris Green, &x.A good assortment PAINTER\u2019S COLORS, Dry and Ground in Oil BRUSHES, &c.\u2014For Sale by ED WIN .ATWATER.May 6.\tr mwf\u201456 Loudon Seed WIleal.JUST received ex \u201c Cyprus\u201d from London, 100 bushels Superior SPRING WHEAT, selected with special reference to the climate of Lower Canada.As the Subscribers imported this Seed for the special purpose of improving the quality of wheat in the country, they will sell it at net cost for cash to farmers, An early application is recommended.WM.LYMAN & CO., 194 and 196, Saint Paul Street.May 15.\t64 St.Leon Water.THE Subscriber has just received a supply of the justly celebrated ST.LEON W ATERS.JAMES McGIBBON, 104, Notre Dame Street.N.B.\u2014Delivered free of charge.May 13.\t62 Lost, ON Thursday, a CAIRNGORUM SHAWL BROOCH, eet in Silver.Whoever will bring it to this Office will be suitably rewarded.March 15.\t32 (Copy.) W1 CORPORATION OF MONTREAL.No.215.BY =35 AW OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MONTREAL, TO REGULATE THE DELIVERY AND CONVEYANCE OF GUNPOWDER IN AND THROUGH THE CITY.HERE AS it is now provided, in and by a Regulation of the Tbinitv House of this City, that no Gunpowder shall be landed from any Vessel bringing the same to this City, elsewhere than on the Ramp opposite to the Montreal Gaol ; and it is necessary that provision be made for tbe safe conveyance of the same from thence to the Powder Magazines, and in and through the City.At a Special Meeting of the Council of the City of Montreal, held in the City Hall of the said City of Montreal, this Fourteenth day of Mat, in the now year of Our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty-one, under and by virtue of the Act of the Provincial Legislature, 8 Vie., Cap.59, in the manner and after observance of all the formalities prescribed in and by the said Act ; at which said meeting not less than two-thirds of the members of the Council, to wit, the following members thereof, are present, viz :\u2014His Worship the Mayor, Ciias.Wilson, Esq.; Aldermen Fabre, Macfahlane, Grenier, Homier.Lynch; Councillors Whit-law, Leclaire, McDonald, Frechette, Leem-ino, Whitney, McCambridge, Bronsdon.It is Ordered and Enacted by the said Council, and the said Council do hereby Ordain and Enact :\u2014 Section 1.\u2014That no Gunpowder shall be carted or conveyed from the said Ramp, to the said Powder Magazines, unless the said Powder be well and securely covered with tar-paulin or oil-cloth, so as to protect the same, as far as may be, from risk or accident, by sparks or fire, while being so carted or conveyed ; unless also the said Powder be carted or conveyed by and through the following streets, and through these streets only, to wit :\u2014St.Mary Street as far as Papineau Square, through Papineau Square and up Papineau Road, to the City limits ; and unless likewise the carts or other vehicles conveying the Powder, be kept, at least one quarter of a mile apart and separate from each other.Section.2.\u2014That no Gunpowder shall be carried or conveyed from any of the said Powder Magazines, or from any other Powder Magazine that may hereafter be established, into the said City, or through any street of the said City, or be delivered to any person, or at any place within the said City, or on board of any ship or vessel within the limits thereof, unless the said Pqw-der be carried or conveyed in vehicles which shall be duly licensed and numbered in the man- ner hereafter provided for, and which shall be of the following kind or description, to wit : closed and covered vehicles, the tops of which shall be securely covered with tar-paulins or oil cloths, the ihsides of which, as high up as the covering thereof, with tar-paulins or oil cloths as aforesaid, shall be lined with leather free from holes, cuts and defects ; and which vehicles shall be fastened or secured with no other kind of metal than copper or brass ; and in the construction or repair of which, no other description of metal shall or may have been used ; and which vehicles shall each be provided with a small door in the back thereof, for the delivery of the said Powder, but which said door shall be secured with a lock or padlock of brass or copper, and be kept closed and locked at all times, except when Powder is being delivered out of, and from the said vehicles.Section 3.\u2014That no such vehicle shall be used to carry or convey Gun Powder, into, or through any part of the said city, or to deliver Powder in any part thereof, unless authority to use the said vehicle be first annually obtained from the Mayor of the said City ; unless said vehicle be thereafter duly registered with the Clerk of Bonsecours Market, (in the maimer provided for carts and carriages for hire,) and a number therefor, be obtained from the Chief of Police, and be attached to the said vehicle, in the manner and place directed by the said Chief of Police, for which registration, until the first day of May then next, the said Clerk of Bonsecours Market, shall annually be entitled to demand and receive the following rates or charges, for and on behalf of the Corporation of this City, to wit : For each two wheeled vehicle £5.For each four wheeled vehicle j67 10.Section 4.\u2014That all persons offending agaimt any of the provisions of this By-Law, shall incur a penalty not exceeding five Pounds, and be liable to an imprisonment not exceeding thirty day's, for each offence.(Signed) r-,\tCHARLES WILSON, |_L- s- j\tMayor.(True Copy) J.P.SEXTON, City Clerk.\t65 BRITISH AND FRENCH STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, EX \u201c GREAT BRITAIN\".HOUGHTON & MAY ARE RECEIVING 147 CASES and BALES of CHOICE GOODS by the above Ship.Buyers will do well to inspect ihoir Stock.182, St.Paul Slrcet, ?May 15.\t(\t64 Ff NATIONAL SCHOOL BOOKS.NEW AND IMPROVED EDITIONS, OR SALE by the Subscribers, Wholesale and Retail, ut very low prices.-ALSO- Every kind of SCHOOL BOOKS used in the Province; PAPER, STATIONERY, &c.&c.R.& A.MILLER, 10, St.François Xavier Street.May 15.\tb mt\u201464 "]