Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 29 septembre 1853, jeudi 29 septembre 1853

[" .aOITU ( ' AND COMMERCIAL \\ft INDu and shipping gazette.7T- VOL.VIL] «Dr iWiorntna œijronicU It rCtl.UHBD, Durinc Summtr, every morning, at 10, «.m.Sunday* excepted, and three twrui ê+eek In Winter, by\u2014 CHARLES ST.MICHEL, at h il orne», as, WIoiuUAia atrwt, Qn«b«c.TERMS.-^Twtoty 8bU*îîf» per erumm, peyeWe b»ilf-ye*0-ly \u201c> «iavence.\u20146ub«enpU0B lor the tuaunerneif-yeer s\u2014Fifteen ShUhop.XDV ERT/SR M ENTS\u2014Delivered in before «even o\u2019clock on the erenin* previous to publication, ineerted aeeording to writtei orders ; or till forbid, if no written directions,\u2014et 2e.M.for «i* lines and under, first insertion, and 7Jd.each subsequent insertion ; for ten lines and oboeetix, 3a.4d.first insertion, and lOd.each subsequent insertion ; for ten lines and upward», 4d.per line, first insertion, and id.per Une lor .\t\u2022ubttquent inaexlion.-\u2014AdTertiiing by the year, aa May be agreed on.tf JlUcommunicatxonM mutt bepeet-jmd.Cpr ütloinûts ©bronttlt ©®©!£-ÆLE]® jJ®!B Printing Establishment! Thu Estaolishment haein* been peatly enlargad by the addition of a complete assortment of JOB AND OTHER TYPE, tbs Proprietor is now Prepared te execute BOOKS, CATALOGUES, CARDS.PAMPHLETS, CHKOQUES, AUCTION BILLS, r - -ftc STEAMBOAT do.\u201e 1 POSTERS EXHIBITION do., AND LABELS, TOOXTHH WITH every description of printing, raoie'THn SPwvaffeat\t»|i, to Jve SSo-Vjeet ! FROM EVERY VARIETY OF TYPE, all ot which will be promptfy executed at th« Tina raoKiSED ! in a superior and beautiful \u2022tyle of workmanship, and at the MTSHESTT TPOÔSÎIIBILI WUIC*» Schools QUEBEC, THURSDAY, 29th SEPTEMBER, 1853.[NO.1523.^PROGRAMMES, BILLS OF LADING, BILL HEADS.CUSTOMS BLANKS, JLAW BLANKS, ^fflRCULARS, BUSINESS NOTICES.JAMBS MAR TIM, SURGEON, ZKo 4, St- X*«wis Street.Quebec, 2Stb Nov., 18h2.JAMBS MACrARLANEj M.D., Snryery, 9, Haldimand Street.Quebec, 6th June, 1W2.\t21*1 0oait!on, H story, Geography, Writing; Anliitneiic, General and Commercial; Mathe* matica, including Gimruelrv, Algebra, Mensuration, Ac.; French, Latin, and Greek.Terms, as heretofore, j£I2 10s.per annum, payable quarterly in advaace; Scholars under 10 years ofsge Jt'10 per anuuèt.There is also a Pr^uryry Class opened fo younger boys at £8 per annum.By a due distribution of labour among the Teacher* and olbei arrangements, a full opportunity ie afforded of securing proficiency in the practically useful, as well as the Classical branches.WILLIAM ANDREW, M.A., Rector.Quebec, 24thOctober, 1861.RESTAURANT.A.BROOKE.(LATE SCOTT\u2019S) LOWER lOWW RESTAURANT, ST.PETER S C^tEET, QUEBEC, Opposite the Commercial Chambers.AT) TYEGS to inform the Gentlemen # I f» I) of Quebec and its vicinity, that he has made alterations in his premises, for the purpose of opening a Restaurant on an extent eive scale, and that he will be able to aerva SOUPS, STEAKS, CHOPS, COFFEE, Ac.on the shortesi notice.All order» will be received and executed for supplying private partiys at bis residence, bis Cook being an experienced one, besides having a thorough knowledge ^ Confectionery.A.B.returns his sincere thanks for the past patronage and assures his friends that every comfort will be made to deserve its continuance.N.B.\u2014A choice selection of SEGARS.f\tA.BROOKE.Quebec, 18th Ma^ 1852.IllNcuit and Crackers.r|THE SUBSCRIBER, having increased facili-ties for the manufacture of the above articles, is prepared to furnish the various description* at short notice and on reasonaulk terms.JOHN GLASS, No.42, St.Peter Street, Lower Town, and No.2, Des Prairies Street, St.Rochs.Quebec, 15th May, 1852.'motia 5>Am THE SUBSCRIBER in returning thanks to his friends and the public in general for past support, would lespectlully inlutin them rhat he has on hand a very aupejitM-alwrtment of PAPER HANGINGS, suitable in Vrlwtng Rooms.Dining Rooms.Libranro, H Ja KWJns, Halls, Ac Also, Flock and other IBor^irs, which he w ill dispose of cheap, anr^ put on if required, at the usual prices.\t* * » -g S.CORNEÎL, Painter, Glazier, Paper Hanger, Ac., Comer ol Ursule and Dauphine Streets.Quebec, 4th April, 1853.tiAKB\u2019B HOTSL, AND BOARDING HOUSE, SAINT JOHN STREET, UPPER TOWN, QUEBEC.2nd April, lfi52.\\ \u2018.7 ~Tt.^iaonidbr, BROKER & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, saint petex street.Quebec, 25tb April.1851.FORWARDING-1853.The SUBSCrtIBF.RS having acquired the STOCK formerly owned by Mesara.M*c-piixasoN, Chant A Co., in their Forwarding l-usmess on the Ottawa, are now prepared to FORWARD MERCHANDISE.Ac., from Que bec and Montreal to all Porta on the Ottawa River, Bytown, and Rideau Canal, with despatch and at reasonable rates by following Meanness :\u2014 BYTOWN.Kaix, Master, CHARLOTTE,.Casio, \u201c JUNO.Crawlet, \u201c METEOR,.Shaver, 11 \u2014ALtO,\u2014 FIFTEEN first class BARGES, psrt of which will be employed in carrying to and from Quebec, direct to Ports above named Steamers - OTTER *» and \" PERTH, \u201d will be employed as Tugs on the Ottawra and Rideau Canal.Freight for and from Quebec direct, will be saved the expense and injury attending transhipment at Montreal.ROBERTSON, THOMSON A CO., Office Glackemeyer\u2019a Building, St.Peter Street.Quebec, 19th May, 1853.Messrs.Macphrrson, Crane A Co., htve removed their Office to Glackrmeyer\u2019s Building, opposite Querrc Bank, St.Peter Street.12m M.NI O O D IE, IMPORTER, Bo.31, SÏ.Pelm/ Street, Quebec, 19lh AJSeil, 1860.WATCH MAKER, Ho.35, ST.JOHN STREET, Corner of St.Ursule Street, Upper Town.Quebec, 2nd Jiny., 1852\t___ BIRT HINTON, ' OPTICIAN, AWB .MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER ; OPTICAL, NAUTICAL, PHILOSOPHICAL AND SUN-VEY1NO INST NOME NTS, Cleaned, repaired, and put into complete order.No.14, BoÂdo Stroot.QUEBEC.October, 18.18M.T OMITH.GILDER, LOOKING GLASS t| .& and PICTURE FRAME MAKER, 71.St.John Stkkxt Without, (near the Gate) Quebec.,\t,\t, ' Prints and Needlework Framed and Glazed, Window Cornices A Gilt Bordering for Rooms Prints and Maps mounted and Varnished, Paintings and Prints cleared and restored.Quebec, 14th Oct., 1852.ItfCNELIe BOWEN, \u2022 ;; iKrtrAiuER, LAND AND GENERAL AGENTS, - Jrthar Street, opposite Montreal Bank.William Bionrll, ) Noel H.Bowen, \\ Quebec, ^ib \u2022\u2022 ut « 1-A2.JNOv Aa EI.Y, NOTARY, TTAS REMOVED his Office to 8t.Amtoini T1 Stkxkt.opposite O\u2019Nxill\u2019s Ottawa Hotel, Lower Town.Quebec, lllh May, 1853.CASAULT & LANGLOIS, ADVOCATES, Office\u2014No.62, Si.Lewi* Sircel, opposilc tn« Music Hall.Quebec, 7tb May, 1853.S.M.PETTENGILL A, Co ¦^TJEWSPAPER 4ADVERTISING AGENTS Lq t N'»- 10* Bteteptreet/Boaten, are Agents for Ike Qvefiec Afonin# CkronkU, and are anthorized to receive ADVldftTUKMF.NT3 and SUB SCRIP HONS for u* at the rates as reoNirwri at his office.Their receipts are regarded as pey \" Qaél>er, flrd April, 1852.CORDAGE FO ( SALE.rflHE tmOERMIGNED have always on hand § assorted Sizes, trf LEMONS\u2019 PATENT CORDAGE, and Casatian manufacture, of tbs tAiàlfty.ANDltKW PARKE k CO.(adia Wharf.Q Mbec, 2nd July, 1852.FOR SAIaXSs nnn T>amsat»s best fire BRICKS, ia lots to auit purchasers.Apply to WM.STEVENSON, ladia Wharf.Quebec,* 3rd Sept., 1852.WINES.CHAMPAGNE\u2014Uuinart, per* #t fils, CLARETS-\u2014Btrloa it Gueatier, \u201c Chateau Magaux,** *\u2019 l4itour,M 14 Lafitte,\u201d PORT\u2014Sandemsn\u2019s,\t1 SHERRY\u2014 do.\t[ ia weod k Madeira\u2014Bisckbums,\tf b*tti*.VIDONIA\u2014G.L.Bruce It Co.J \u2014also,\u2014 Landing ex\tEffort\u201d! ALE\u2014Allsop\u2019s; E.I.Pale, Battey k Co.\u2019s celebrated Londoa Picklsa and Sauces, For Sale by LtMESURIER.TIL8TONE k CO., Commercial Chambers.Quebec, 14th May, 1852.^ Tarred cordage, Sail Canvasa.Sail and Shop Twine, Paint*\u2014London White Lead, aad asserted colours.In Kegs, end Tins, Landing and for Sale by LcMESURIER, T1LSTONE k.CO., Commercial Chambers.Quebec, 14th May, 18ÿ2.For Rale by the Underalfned.ANCHORS and Chain Cablet, Topsail Sheets, Ties and Rafting Chains English and Scotch Bar and Bolt Iron, Yellow Metal, Galvanized Iron, Galvanized Tin Platea, I C and IX Tin, Sheet, Nail, Rivet, Angle, Hoop and Pig Iron Boiler Plate, Camp Ovens, Cast Steel, Blistered and Spring Steel, Canada Plate*, Pipe and Sheet Lead, Borax, Copperas, Venetian Red, Spades and Shovels, Canada Rose and Horae Nails, Lee f* Co.\u2019s Cut Kails, Diamond-head Spikes, Sad Irons, Hollowware and Hardware, assorted.\u2014also.\u2014 Nost landing ex *\u2019 jfmy jinn,\u201d from Liotrpeol: 19 Bales Printed Cottons, Brown Cottons and Shirtings.GALE k HOFFMAN.Quebec, 20th October.1851.FOR SALE PORT W I N E, in Wood and Bottle.Sherry\tdo,\tdo\tdo.Madeira\tdo.,\tdo\tdo.Champagne, Claret.Brandy\u2014Pale\u2014very superior, Corks, &c., Ac.W.HUNT A CO., Hunt\u2019s Wharf.Ouebec,T9th May.1853.For Sale or To Let FOR JWA rrtHR HOU Kü 1 M.T.SALK.now occupied by Ma.tka.oa the lir.AUFvar Hoad, abouFT mil* from Doichealei Bridge, with Gardea, Stabling, Ac.Ac.Fer fuither particulars, apply to H.S.DALKIN, No.38, St.Peter Street.Qasber, SP* A«*u'4 I .\t3m USE iiNT uTt m ¦ Sà.1 m [OFFICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.} Ureal Hessian Stale Loan of 6,725» 000 Dollars.To be reimbursed with.16 688^10 Dollars.or.£2,400.000 S\u2019eiling.THIS LG AN is guaranteed by the Government, and contracted by thr ruiiuent Barking House ol Messrs.M.A.VuN ROTHSCHILD \\ SONS, i't Frankford-on-tbe-vtaine.The lol-lowing capital Prizes must be gained, viz:\u2014 TO LET, A SITTING ROOM ami OFF1CFS, required.) m the Up D* Applv at the M Quebec, 29th Aug UKNISHED.BED ROOMS, ^oard if paiticularly ronicle Office.TO BE LET,\u2014WITH POSSES)! I HE CUT | Ramvakt S' Rent modéra Quebec, 22nd August, 1853.MT IMMEDIATE N.HOUSE, No.3, , Grand Battery.FOR SALE OR TO LET, WITH IMMEDIATE FOISKSSILE.Ml: N D\u2019ARTIC _ Suburb.T well finished each containing Ten lar, Kitchens, Ac ; w required.Rent moderate.Apply te WM.MILLER, No.18.D\u2019Artigny Street Quebec, 24th May, 1853.ET, St.Lewis CK HOUSES.convenience, excellent Cel-aparttnenls if Alum aiui- Copperas, For sale by * W.HUNT fc Hunt\u2019s Wharf, 20tb May, 1853.CO.FOR SALE.\u2022 ARRELS No.1 NnwrouifDLAirD HzaaiNcs, ex Village Maid.W.HUNT A CO.Quebec, 10th June, 1853.300 B s STORES TO LET.EVERAL ot thoae well Jinown STORES situated on M U N N\u2019S j^TlA R K ; they are ell adapted for StosKnmGrâin wid Provisions, in Bonder free, end hare gXcelleuNCellart.Apply to J JOHb ANDERSON A CO., Hunt\u2019s Wharf.Quebec, 25th Feby., 1853.LOT FOR SALE The very best Lot opposite to the K»r law ad x,.containing 64 feet by 116, with another amalljlot adjoining, of 32 by 36.No cash wanted, F.EVANTUREL, No.32.St.Lewis Street.Quebec, 1st March, 1852.mt: TO BE LET HE SHOP DWELLING HOUSE __ and STORES, forming the corner of Sr.Nicholas A Lacuix Stkkets outside of Palace Gate, for a/long/ime occupied by Messrs.J.PatkmowA .AQ» VVhnlrsa! and Retail Grocery and Chipa UW* and Earth en ware Es\u2019ablishmcnt.s r J f Possession given on the 1st May next.Apply to\tWM.PATERSON, 50, St.Peter Street.Quebec, 2nd Feby., 1853.FOR SALE.A LOT OF LAND, situated near INDIAN COVE, coatsining 72lAcres, with a quarry attached to it.Apply Or at the Office of the Ho: j 72lAcrea, lorAlV.Lf LA BRIE.LOUIS PA NET N.P.St.Lewis Street.Quebec, 14th March, 1853.50,000 F'i&rS W.HUNT A Quebec.8tb August, 1833.TOW BOATS.THE undersigned most respectfully inform MASTERS OF VESSELS and others in the Trade, that their strong Steamer THE ST.ROCH, 60 horse power.is now ready for TOWING SHIPS up to Montreal or othei places.THE ST* MAURICE, 40 horse power, is also ready for towing smaller Vessels or Rafts.Terms\u2014Moderate.4^) For particulars, enquire of the Agent at Mr.Louis Bousgkt, Market Place, Lower Town.NORMAND A FOISY.Quebec, 4th May, 1853.\t6m HUGH O\u2019NEILL, OTTAWA HOTEL, SAULT-AU-MATELOT STREET, ttowaia \u2022X'O-'JTiJg fi'nraatae.THIS establishment, kept in the first style, is more conveniently situated for business meo than any other in town.U-Table d\u2019Hotk at 1 o\u2019clock.WANTED for the above Establishment, s WOMAN SERVANT as COOK, who thorough ly understands her business.Quebec, 29th April, 1853.PASSAGE FROM HELFAST.T)E RSONS desirous of bringing their I friends out from Belfast, in first class Vessels, can do ao by applying to ANDW.PARKE k CO.P.S.\u2014Cash orders will be given if required.Quebec, 23th Feby., 1853.SECOND CABIN fc STEERAGE PASSENGERS From cork, water-ford, new ross & Donegal.1)ARTlESdesiroo« of securing sages for their Friends from pes- *ny of the shove Ports, can do so by applying to LeMESURIER, TIL8TONE A CO., Quebec, or LeMESURIER, ROUTH k CO., Montreal.or JOHN E(5AN k CO., Aylmer.Qubeec, 14th Jany., 1852 2T ENULISH OAKUIK, Now landing tv.'* Salem\" McGrath master, from Liverpool : 0NS BEST ENGLISH OAKUM.HÏDK A MrBLAiN, Hunt\u2019s Wharf.Quebec, August 4th, 1853.Just arrived jter \u201c Marmion\" from London, and for sale Iry the Subxtiber: OAA DARRELS best LONDON POR ^Ajyj J.) TER, in Imperial Quart and Pint Boni*#, W.S.HENDERSON.Qbebec, 24th Avgust, 1853.FOR, SALE.50 puJJfHKON8 MASSES, Chief W.8.HENDERSON.Quebec, 90th August, 1853, IRON BEDSTEADS.UST RECEIVED A SUPPLY.W.HUNT k CO.Hunt\u2019s Whsrf.Quebec, 12th July, 1853.FIRE BRICH.8.BRICKS, \u201cRamsey\u2019s,\u201d CO.FOR SALE.OH' 50 PINET.CASTILLON Is CO., Baskets Wine Corks.W.HUNT k CO.Quebec, 1st August, 1853.FOR SALE.167 PToCffl molasses.w.HUNT k CO.Hunt's Wharf.13ih Sept , 1853.FOR SALE.A LOT OF LAND.Jcontaining 90 Acres situated on the iw«l« River Nt.Charles arma which there is an excellent water-power.Applv to\tF.X.LAURIE.Qusber, 14th March, 1853.TO LET.(SHE TWO-ST0RYJ1OU.SE No.Sr.STAMta/AU* SrmcET.at present occupied by 'BudCiAW McCaw, Esq 'Apply V/lb* premises.Quebec, 19th May, 1853.r u MT Patent Leather.FOR SALK BY THE SUBSCRIBER\u2014A few Dozens of superior EnaMrlled Seal French Calf, and Morocco Skims.HENRY S.SCOTT.Quebec, 24tbSept., 1853.MELROSE\u2019S BYTOWN HOTEL No.2, ST.PETER STREET, LOWS* TOWST, QUEBEC.Horse Hay Hakes.With one of these Rakes the work of \\0 men can be preformed.THE above, with a full assortment of Cradles, Scythes.Steel Forks, and other asasoaable agricultural implement*, for aate.HENRY S.SCOTT.Quebec, 18th July, 1853.ST.UKORKE\u2019S HOTEL.THE SUBSCRIBERS in returning thanks to their friends.Lumber Merchants anfi others, from the Country, to Masters of Vessels, and to the travelling community in general, for the liberal encouragement which they have received since commencing business in that line, respectfully inform them that Rveir Establishment has been much improve4£uJb£-benefit and comfort of such as may honor thek with their patronage.The TABLE wi'I be\u2019abundaatly furnished ; the Liquors will be ofthebest quality, and nothing shall be wanting on the part of the undeisigned to merit a share of public patronage.MACROW k SON, St George\u2019» Hotel, St.Peter Street, Lower Town.Quebec, 24th May, 1853.\t____ __ mm CAP ROUGE.THE undersigned having leased Mr.Grace\u2019s DRIVE HOUSE HOTEL, at Cap Rouge, has the honor to inform the public, that he intends keeping the same in a ¦tyle to p'ease those who may favor him with ibeir custom.A comfortable and cheap Omnibus running three times a day (Entrance from the Upper Market and St.Peter Street ) ffYHE l*fg* *°d commodioua HOUSE, at pre-1 sent known as the HOTEL DU CANADA, and occupied by Mr.Bacrurt, will be opened on ths first ot May next, under the supennten dence of the Subscriber, formerly of the Ottawa Hotel.Lower Town, and at present of the Ottawa House, Upper Town, Quebec, long and favorably knows to Lninber Merchant* and Ship Masters coming to this port, its proximity to the Steamboat landing, central position in the business part of the Lower Town, extensive sc eommodAtiona and healthy situation, renders it most desirable residence for Travellers, mors especially men on business.la returning thanks to his friends and the public for their very liberal support, be assures them that nothing will be wanting on his part to make hie new Establishment one of the moat a'.trac live in the Lower Town, and that the comfort his patrons will be his constant study.D.MELROSE.Quebec, 15th April, 1853.11 of 40,000 dollars 22 \u201c 36 u w \u201c 2*\u2018\u202232.000\t*\u2022 6U \u201c 8,000 60 of 4,000 dollars.60 \u2022\u2019 2,000\t44 120 \u201c 1,500\t\u201d 1*0 *' 1 000 Ac., Ac.The smallast Prize is 55 dollirs.1'he next drawing will take place in DECEMBER, 1853.The Price of the Share» it at follow» :\u2014 One Share for XI Sterl- ing Thirty Shares tor £20 Sterling Sixty-five do £40 44 137 do£*U \u201d Six \u201c for £5 Thirteen do for£IO\u2018\u2018 The undersigned have great pleasure in an-ouncing that they a:e now appointed Sole Aueats for this Distribution in the British Colonies.in consequence of the former Agents having illegally inserted in then Shares, and made deduction ok ten KKR cent, on payment of the Prizes, without such being mentioned in their Pio-peclus, or authorized by the Coulrac-tors.It has been thought necessary to lay these facts befuie the Public, so that th-y may not be deceived by the caution which the ditwiued .Igenti have thought Jit to insert in the Kcwspapei».I he public are therefore informed, that il they wish to , uichase Shares enjoying the full advantages, Without any deductions, they must be signed by one of aid, to successful holders of Hiarra in Gieal Britain.Prizes to tne amount ot £52,UOU tree ol deduction, which have been distributed in Liverpool, Biimingham, Manchester.London.Ac.Shares will be forwarded on receipt of Currency Bank Not*a.Bills or Drafts on Europe.Ac.Each Shareholder will receive, immediately after the Drawing, the List of the successlul :umbers.The Priz-s obtained, will be paid in Canada, hrough an established Bank, upon delivery of the Brize Share.Apply without delay to the appointed Go 'em ment Agent» Messrs.J A.SCHWAKZSCHILD A sO.\\s, Bankets Frsnklort-on-Msine; or their House, Messrs.A.Schwabzschild A Co., 26, Lombard Street.London J.A.SCHWAKZsCHILD A SONS, Banker» ,n*ul Sole appointed Government Lottery Agent».Frankfort-on-Maine.P S.\u2014Remittances which arrive too late will be returned to the sender ; or if be prefer it.Shares in the following drawing will be forwarded.N.B \u2014Piospcctus of this Distribution can be inspected at the Office ot th\u2019s paper.2»s» Sept.1K53________________________ aiPiiJj'Jii, Plautuffeuet Water.iTtHE PUBLIC ok CANADA generally, trav-X ellera Irom the Lower Provinces and the 1 mted States lor improvemeut of health, are m st resprdlul'y infouned that a c*»mfor:able Hotel is preparer! to receive visitors at the above ¦\u2018-prines, situated in the Township of Plantag-net.Canada West.40 nnle* below Bvtowu.Fust «lass Steamers, Montreal and Larbine daily, land ng passeng rs in the vicinity ot the Spni gs, where hot and cold betns aie fitted up, and an abundant flow «>f 'he most rfficarious and deii-cio'.s Mineral Water ever offered to the public, is nearly within reach of the Hotel windows.The above water is recommended by written t*-sti-monials from several of the most respectable Physicians of Canada, whose opinions coincide with the annex'd certificate of Asa Cook, K*q., J.P., residing on the upjiosile shore of the Ottawa River.ANALYSIS OF THE WATER OF THE GKOnGIAN SPRING.I have made a careful quantitive analysis of a quantity of this wa:er sent me of the Spring, Captain Kains.It is a Saline Water, containing earîhly Chlorides, with portions of BiomiHs and lodids, thus resembling the PlanUgenet Water, from which it differs chietly in the pieience of a portion of Sulphate*, which are not often met with in waters of th:s class in the Province.It has a specific gravity of 1008.78.and contains in one pound avoirdupois the affixed quantities of the following substance»:\u2014 Groins.Cblorid of Sodium.\t 66,22fHi0 Chlorid of Polassium.72800 Chlnrid ot Calcium.,3lOu3 Chlond of Magnesium.3.43982 Bromid of Magnesium.\t,02016 lodid of Magnesium.01204 Sulphate of Lime.1 35044 .Carbonate of Lime.2.08600 Car inate of Magnesia.2,54016 Carbonate ol Iron .Trarufi Six \u201c for £5 \u2022*\tI Sixty-five do £40 44 Thirteen do for £10\u201c\t| 137 do £80 4 In consequence of the numerous AfftrcA* tions which we have received from parties interested in ibis Loan, the public are icquested to direct all their lefte.a aid communications to Mrear-.B.FRIEDBURG A CO., 3, Rcg-nt\u2019a Terrace,.Commercial Road, London, from whom SAu/cs may be had on receipt of remittanres.and all Prize» paid in fu'L through any Banking House in the World, Every information respecting the fate ol Shares of former drawings, and also ol Frankfort Lottery Ticket*, given gretis, on receiving letters, pre-puid, addressed to Lon-don* By order of the Direction of the Hessian 'Distribution.\t.BERME FRIEDBURG.21st September.1853.Health ! Health! G UTT A PERCHA SOLES.\u2022'PHE SUBSCRIBER would call the attention X of the pub ic to the great superiority ol GUTTA PERCHA SULKS, they will muteiwUy WESTERN TRADE AND TRAVEL.We have intended for some time to call the ttitenliuu of Oaf readers to the rapid increase diet i» taking place iu (he mode» of treuspurt oy means of the great lake*, railroad» iu L\u2018a adit, and the Welland and St.Lawrence cauala.and thoae of the State of New Ywrk, and mure recently to the sea-tuard at Portland and Buslou.The subject preserve hvulth, and effect an nn|M>rtaiit saving is one ut importance, particularly to tin» city.VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.CONNECTING with ihe Ugl oshurgh and ChAmplaiii and St.Lawrence Rail Roads at Ro *»« Point, and forming the only continuous Line of Kail Roads »rom Ogdenaburgh and Mon treal to Bo-»on or New York.1853.\u2014SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.\u20141853 Trains leave Roures Point at 8.40 and 11.10 a.m , and 7 20 p m , or on arrival ol the Fix pr**»a Tiains from Montreal at 7 and 9 15 a in.and 5.30 p m., connecting with Steamers from Quebec.For BOSTON.Worcester, Portsmouth.Rve Be.ich, Newport, Providence.Nashua.Lowell.White Mountain*, Bellows Fall*, Springfield.Hanford, and intermediate plaice 4 connecting at Burlington with Boats and Cars fo: Lak.< George, Saratoga, Troy, Albany, AND wnw YonK Express Trains leave Boston for Montreal at o.m.Time 11 hnirs from Montreal to Boston »nd 14 hours t » New York\u2014about two hours quicker than any otbt-r Route frrm M inbeel and as ehean and plr-asant\u2014and the only hoo'e uy which Cars psss over La e Cbktnpbtio between Mintrea! and ibiaton or New York, or by whi'b Merchandise and Biggage can b* p-anspoited without ch-mging Cars or breaking bu k.Dailv through Express Freight T.u'R» from Montreal or Ogden*bu-gh to Boston in 39 hours ami quick dispatch to New Yoik.ONSLOW STEARNS, Ageist.Northfield.Vt .July I.18 >3.\t12m je I f cost.'The advantages possemt-d by thes»-Soles are : they are Cheeper than leather, thru art more durable and more readily repaired.They keep ibe L et dry in wet weather and warm in cold wea\u2019ber.The Gutta Percha Company have the plea-ure to acknowledge the receipt of the following Testimony from C APT.SIR J< »HN ROSS, K.N.\u2014 I have worn Patent Gutta Percha Sole» during the last two years, and have luui.d them in»' valuable for preserving the teet dry and warm.They are very superior to leather being not only perfectly waterpioof, but also more duiabie and cheauer.To SAILORS\u2014especially those proceeding to the Arctic Regions, Gutta IVrcba will prove a WskM Fr.u nd owing to i's peculiar property ol resis'ing trust.I shall take care to have a supply, not only < f the Soies, bu: a! to of the Bowls, Tubing, kc., lor my next voyage.FROM ALFRED SMEE.Esq.F.R S.London, Senior burgeon to 'he Royal General Lhspen* sary, Surgeon to the Bank of Knglaud, Arc.Gutta Percha, from its iruperveahility to moisture, sud want of power lo conduct heat is lar preferable to leather for the sole» of bools and shoes; from these properties it kee;>s th- feet warm ami dry, verv important requisites for the ruainteuauce of health.WILLIAM EADON, St.Nicholas Btekst,Palace Gate.C4T MILL BANDS, TUBING, PICTURE FRA «ES.«te., Ac.Quebec.23rd March.1853.\t12m MONTREAL TO PORTLAND.'\"PHE ST.LAWRENCE and ATLANTIC, 1 and the A LLAN I*f0 Ac ST.LAWRENCE R All.WAYS, being now completed an! connected togelh-*r at ia:.ind Pond, these SECTIONS ol the GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY \"F CAVV j DA, will be OPEN FOR PUBLIC TRAFFIC on and after Mouday, tbe isth July, Instant, A DAILY MAIL TRAIN WILL Leave Montreal at 3.p.m.; arrive at Sherbrooke at 7:30, j;.m.; l-ave Sherbrooke at 8:3) am.; arrive at Portland at 3, p.m.Leave Port'and at 1:15.pm ; arrive at Sherbrooke at 8:3'», p.m ; leave Sherbrooke at 6:30.a.m.; arrive at Montreal at 11,a.m.A DAILY EXPRESS TRAIN WILL Leave Montreal at 7.a.at 12:30, Noon 6:30.p.m.Leave Portland at 7.a m P.md at 1, p.m.; ai 6:30, p m.Fare between Montreal and Portland.SIX DOLLARS.Passengers by the Ettpre»» Tram from Montreal will reach Portland in time for the 'teamer, lauding at Biston early tbe fo!lowing morning\u2014 Steamboat Fare.Portland to Boston.3s.9il.Passengers by the Mail Train from Montreal, will reach Portland in time to take the Boston Train at 3:30.p m., arriving at Boston at s, p.m Through Fare hy Rail.Montre J to Boston.SEVEN DOLLARS.The St;amer '* L'Aigle\" plies o and from the Jacques Cartier Basin, in connect on with all Passenger Trams.A.C.WEBSTER.Superintendent.Montreal.7th July.1853.at I-IanJ Pond t Portland at ire at N and t Montreal at KOVAL IXaURASCE COMPANY, ROYAL INSURANCE BUILDINGS, NORTH JOHN STSKKT AND %vLJt STRRMT, UV-kStOOL, and 29, LOMU A ED STEKE C'ENtS OK CLEMENTS \u2022 ANE, LONDON.Ccpilal, £2,000,000., m 100,000 Shares of X-0 each.TECSTEES.John 8.Leigh.Esq.| R.B.B.H.Bknd-11, Esq.actuary and skcketaet: Percy M.Dove.Eaq.sankess in mvehkool\u2014The Bankot Liverpool.BANKZRS IN LONDON : Messrs.'.7lyn, Halifax, and Cu.¦anxess in querkc\u2014The Bank of Montreal.f|\"7HE large Capital of th*-Company, aid the * number and influence of ita Pr se^lemei:' of t'l«in.s.Nv> CHANGE made for the Policy.LIFE BRANCH.The iir.|tort*nt advuit«geSE.lordet1 by the Company in lb.» Branch wifi iucinde the fbilewing viz.Giisrartier ol\t*11\u2019* Capital, .Vodeia\u2019e Premiums.Large Participation ot Profits by ri.e Assured, amounting to two-thirds ot i\u2019s ne-amotinl.Small t^naige u-.r Management, thr Ex-louses of the t'fiiee being born*- in due proportions by the two Bianrbes, aad Exemption ot ILe Assured Irotr.the Liability ot Partnership.j)a.P.dWA.vn.Medical Refeiee.FOKbYTH A BELL, Aukkts Commercial Ci.an.Se s.Onehee.24-h Au?n«t In! 3 \\E4Y Af'«TSIE4AIti 4\\0 l>lt( ESTA ULIM1 .\u2019I E \\ T, CORNER OK PALACE AND ST.JOHN STREETS.Opposite \u201c La Maison Tetu.\" T! 76,87015 T.8.HUNT, Chemist to the Geological Commission.Office of the Geological Survey, ) Montreal, May 26, 1851.\t) iv k Houax.over dor of the scenery induce pallie* de-ve and comfort Irom Mr.Hough\u2019s a magnificent road, an along ths road, he t sirous of having a UO at Cap Rouge, to visit deriding and otbsr |: short notice.Boarders accoi derate tenus.JOSEPH B0NACINA.Omnibus hours\u20146 a.m., I fit 5 p.m.from Heagk\u2019s Returning\u2014at 8 a.m., 3 ât 7 p.m.Fakk\u20147*d.Quebec, ®ih June, 1853.rovided foi *n odafed en mo- FIRST Cl,ASS PRIZE roa Sculptured Baptismal Font AND MODEL OF DRAPERY, WAS awarded at the last Industrial Exhibition to FELIX MORGAN, who will be glmi to receive orders for MONU-MKNT8, H KA IXSTyON KS.TA BLETS, fce., Ac , nf Italian and American Marbles, and ol Pictou Stone, (thoae to be delivered this Fell,) during or previous t> the first week in July Six Msrbls Chimney Pieces for aele and fixed without risk to purchasers.No.19| St.John Street, xeUhout.Quebec, June 24th, 1853.nuiutln* Lot* for sale.THAT first rate fcTAND for BUSINESS, at th* foot of Mountain Street, l/rnn Tof*.about 62 feet irg front by 83 feet deep, «otitainlng about 2000 suporficial feet, in free and Common Soccage.HF Right ofpassage in th# r*ar._ r\tFREDK.WT8I Quebec, 26th Jaly, 1653,\t\u2022 6l t-«-# JOHN LILLY, MERCHANT TAILOR, Xfo.13, St.Ann* Street, UPPER TOWN, QUEBEC.KYRGS to announce to his Patrons and to the ¦ 1 Gentry of Quebec and its vicinity generally, that he has just received a new and eomplcte assortment of West of England, German k French CLOTHS.CASSIMERES, and DOESKINS, to 5ether with a verv great varrity of English and cotcb coloied Cassimeres, Doeakins and Tweeds, hich he is prepared to make up with neatness and punctuality.\u2014also\u2014 A splendid assortment of Vestings, Stocks, Opera Tits, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Shirt Collars, bic.Ac.Quebec, 3rd Jane, 1853.\t12m fy Certificate of Asa Cooke, Esq., J.P.Petite Nation, C.K.,8th Feby., 1853.$iR|\u2014Having used and writnessed th* eff-cts of the Georgian bpring Water for twenty years past, in the cure ot Rheumatism, and diseases of the blood in various forms, and having usmI it myself with the most decided satisfaction, 1 feel it due to the proprietor, and to the public generally, to add my testimony to its beneficial oflecls, and have no hesitation in expressing my belie! that it is a sale, convenient, ar.d very efficacious medicine, and there are numerous instances in which it has been known to effect rauical and perfect cures, of which several interesting cases have come under my personal knowledge.(signed,) ASA COOKE.J.P.SHOVELS & SPADES, For sale by the undersigned, » \" Rsothem\u2019\u2019 : \u2014 30 Dozen American Farm Spades, 40 do.do.do.Shovels, 10 de.Rail Road Shovels.CHARLES E.LEVEYk Levsy\u2019s Wharf, 6th August, 1853.CO.To Morch&nU, Dry Goods Impor ton, Ac., &c.rpHK UNDERSIGNED begs to intimate, that I he intends to commence business as CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER and COMMISSION MERCHANT.He has been employed for several years in Marcaniile pursuits, and hop»» by strict attention and zeal, to merit a share oi public patronage.J.C.NOLAN, Office.251, Peter Street.Quebec 27lh April, I8'v ICE, ICC» ICE.nPHE Subscriber* are prepared to supply fami-1 lies with pur# ICF.during the Summer, on thtir nsual terms.\t___ JOHN MUSSON k CO Qiebec, 2nd May, 1853.RICE.KA\tSUPERIOR QUALITY.DU 1) For sale by RYAN, BROTHERS * CO.»tk Jaly, 1188.«LOBS INSURàXCR C0ÏÏPAM OF LONDON MILLION PAID UP CAPITAL, ONE STERLING.his Irier.ds and the Public tt.al !.*\u2022 is now prepared tosuppiy DRUGS, CHF.MlCAl.S, and MEDICINES ef unexceptionable purity, together with all the variety ot TOILET and FANCY AUT1CI.ES, consisting in part ol richly Cut Glass Toili.tand nmellino Bottles, Lupin's Dexasson and Chf.TKLaTs.and other genuine P.-rfumt-s; Combs and Brushes of every des ription.Kink Tcrkky Sponge, Stc., Ac AI*-' G r.NUiNK Bermuda Arrow Root, I\u2019a-ten M kdicines, \\ every other artirie in the line.SODA WATKii FROM THE FOUNTAIN.With choice Fruit ar.d other Syrups.Physician-', Pre criptions, Family Recipes, ith every other description ol Domestic Medicines and Medicinal preparations accurately rnadt UP- The undersigned leeis confident of Iwmg able to give entire sausUctioti to those Members of th»-Medical Prole»»ion and tamiiies, who may favor hitr with ibeir patronage.SAMUEL WR GHT.Chomist arid Diuggist.Ouebec.4th Tune 1 Just Pire DcpartmoiiL rpHE UNDERSIGNED .tie aniwinteil SOLE I AGENTS FOR ALL CANADA, (Montreal City excepted,) and are authorised to accept RISKS on advantageous term*, and to SE 1 1 LE CLAIMS without reletnng them to England.LIFE DEPARTMENT.A reduced scale of rates lor Canada will be shortly established.\t_ RYAN, BROTHERS A CO., .\tMontreal and Quebec Office at Quebec\u2014 So.37v St.Peter street.S Depot and General Agency for the Georgian _2nau.t Me.Mart»-, at the fool of Luke Superior, around wtnen u ship canal ia Lei.g cunairociMU capable of pa-Mug a ves-»« 1 oi live h> ndred tom.burthen, which, however, it may pron.r here to state, can-trot reach Luke Erie or ihu teimmus of the Great Wes'eru Railroad, opp< site Detroit, unies» toe channel ol the St.L lair liais, at lue lo- t of Lake Huron, shall have been deepened.Until th»! ¦-* effected a lonsider* oble amount ot the traliic oi L >ke Superior, and tiie country durdentig on that immense inland sea, must be attracted to Toronto by lie raiilOad Irom Georgian Bo).Siiiiudaiit-ongly with the opennii; of the line.-* rcierred lo, it is proposed to construct ( *->.wibris limn Tort nto, teirntnatiog at Port barn ia, a.tl.e loot < f Lake Huron, above the M.C.an liât», ur>d a: Go lericb, ou the eastern sole « ! that lake\u2014 .he distance, in a direct hde, Irom tt.e fermer place to TMionto, beitio |«-s« Ilian one hundred ami twenty m e-, and Iron, 'he other at*>ul ninety.The aiiect of opening t.e*e lines most be lo \u2022 riavv la L ike O^taii-ia consitL ruble atnmnl siruciian from B>lown lo Piocult, imme tn-teiy upposiie Ogdens l urg ; and ih>- people ol Biockvilie, some tea \u2022\ti hiieeti miles troru Tre*»« ott, have raised a loan of $ 1UU,000\u2014about iliree dollars out of four ol tt-e rei.tal o* the place\u2014lor the purpose of open j ,g a railway communicsliun wiih the Ottawa, to connect with Ogdene-burgh or the Cape Vincent hue to New York.Nut only writ the railroads converging at Toronto, and Hamilton, at the loot of Lake Eue and the Niagara, attract in those direction» a vast amount ol the trade and traval ul th* northwest, but they wili pass through the best settled and most lertile portion of \\Ve lem Canada\u2014the garden ot the Province, and a li e wheat grow mg country\u2014 the iiitiabilaiite ol winch are (.hotly supplied with E ropeun and American manufactures rcccrvtfd fi'O\u2019.n Stint Iron Works.JTOV ' do, vi.igle, cooking 3» assoiicd «./ \u2022».Stove \"laniîs, Bake Pans.No.Sugar Coolers, No.Wim be«, T< a Kettles, Soc Plates.W.Hunt's Wharf, Quebec.12th July.1853 X&aurcco fancy\u2014 tfb 6.tü> 6, HUNT j S A CO.T OSTON TO ST.JUH>l_ N.B., Si HfUFAX SE.VSON It 53.T W O T II I P sT E II W E E K .Steamer \u201c ADMIRAL, \u201d OacT.Woot», every TUESDAY, at II o\u2019clock, A.M.Steamer 44 EASTERN CITY,\u201d Cam4.Win chrstkr, every FRIDAY, at II o'clock.A.M HE Steamers *\u2022 ADMIRAL\u201d and 44 FAST EP.\\ CITY\u201d will leave Lincoln's W h ari DOSl'itN, »t above until furtb- r notice, leaving Kail Road Wiivar PORTLAND, Mme even ng».for Kastpon .n-l M.J«ibn.Rztvkniso will leave St.John every TUESDAY ai d THURSDAY, at 8 A.M., and h ^st-port at 2 P.M., lor t'oriland and Boston, making the entire trip ei\u2019her way in 21 hours running tune.The above foims a most comfortable and convenient opportunity for persons travelling on bn sines* or pleasure to or from St.J- bn and Halifax N.S, 'I h- onto is vur.eii and agresable, and the traveller finds on boaid the *4 AdmiaaI.\u201d and 4* RastKkn Cttr,\u201d all ths comlorts ol a fits' elisa Hotel, Combined with a very model ate scale of charge».Further information obtained and sta'e room* and beiths s cured, on aplication to J.C.»Nr-chols, at ths Wharf, or to GEORGE GRF.1G k CO.CommissK'n ¦isrchnnls.No.32, Long Whatf, Boston.Boston.May, 1^53.\tom 3 a-w WINCHES THE Suhseribetn offer for Sale WINCHES made trom the bt.Maurice ron.W.HUNT A CO.Hunt's Wharf.\t) Quebec, i 2th July, irvl f TIN .NOW LANDING ex 44 Commoposk,\u201d and for Sale by the Sul»*criber» : \u2014 Cookly\u2019s L C.arul other branda.CHARLES K.LEVEY «i CO.Wharf.2nd June 1851 Lost Docckext Erocght to Light.\u2014 The National ImeJigen er has fi-hed up Irom the depths ol accumulated document* printed alter they are lorgotieu, and cou-equently unread, a irtter from tbe Mexican Minister at Wavhing-,oii,to Mr.Bucnanan, becietary ot State, in Fe-bruarv 1*49.with the answer of Mr.t iayionin A pi n lotto wing, relating to a paper railed by the former, a Protocol to the Mexican Treaty.Tne Inte.ligencer publishes ihe correspondence Wim the lot oaiiiz remarks We bball take ano.bcr occaiion to give some further notice of ,b«- coriespotidei.ee It nas been an interesting subject of inquiry, by some of our citizens ini-rested in Texas land claims, how tar tbe Pio.ocol annexed by our Commissioners, .Vtssra.>evier and Clifford, in con m X on vAith hrnor Rosa, to ihe iieaty of Gtndainpe Hidalgo, i* bmtlif g on tbe American tiovemm-nt ss a real dip omatic convention, or ns an interpretation ol that treaty.That Protocol was annexed by the Ministers on l>oth sides w.thout th** knowiedsO or consent ot the Senate, and is undeistooi lo be, it valid, either as a part ol tbu treaty or as an interpretation of it, an ins'ill me ut \\a hirh es-entially changes the treaty, m sum- important particulars, to ihe ir juiy of American li.terest* miring the admmuirati.vn oi President Polk this protocol was the subject of warm c, ntroversy between Mr Buchairon and .Mr.Rosa.A tew d«ys be:ore the rnd ot Polk\u2019s ¦idmuusiration Mr.Ivjss .uldresscd a very able letter in reply to Mr.Buchanuau, viinbcaling the piot-scol as u dipbiii.aiic conven ion and a part nf the treaty.Mr.huchanan, although he denied thi- joition, went out ot office without answering it.Mr.Rosa, huvinz thus obtained an apparent advantage in lb»-argument, eommuincated a copy of b,s letter to the Foreign Ministers at Washington.io be transmitted t*y them r« s,-ectively to their G-'vertunents.Mr.Clayton, who surceedetl Mr Buchanan, was informed on good authority ot this proceeding, and immediawdy resolved to place our Gavernu enl iuht bv a full reply to heiioi R sa.The note ol the Mexican Minister, unanswered, was eminently cabutat^d to dis.wr-.igc the character of the Anvncan Govemment in the view o: every loreign Court to whuh he had caused it tobe uansmilt.-d.I be reply of Mr» i tsvton w rilten as soon as he leain* d these tarts, was considered a triomphunt v.ndication of the Ame.ifnn side I the question; al any rate it »»-rencifd the able and estimable Ministers ol Mexico ; nor has the Mexican Government ever since uttci«-d a word of dnapt tot-ation of it or the principles of public and internarivoal law contained in it.A copy ol Mr.Clayton\u2019* note was also p a, e«t in 'h mue * ars ago.and they might have had a com-tn-»n r >.i I in the mean tune at small cost, ye theie is neit icr a dir ret «»r good c >m non road or rail-imJ yet to Quebec, but we hope that one or other l these will not longer be delayed.One word more, some ol th »se w ho are here present may live I to observe, generally throughout the world, ihe neighing of Hie war feed drowned by the snort ol h- u>>n nor»-, of the migh y locomotive, and the [ ntlaplan of the drum silenced with the steam w .s le.and though 1 am not a member of the IVire Society ; and am ready to serve again on tiie ii-Id wherever I may be required.I believe u will he a hVssed day Vor mankind when the '.\u2022U,er in th- words o| t*ie inspired writer.\u2022* Shall hing the trumpet in the halt And study war no more.\u201d The hand played :\u2014 \u201d Par derrière chez mon Fera.\u201d The Mayor then proposed *\u2022 The Army and Navy.\u201d Speaking thus: \u2014I >ce around me too many distingtitshed military ofticers to introduce silently this toast.It is >aid that a brave army and good navy are the bulwarks of peace, and, we nay add, railways will greatly help the military in keeping tlm peace of the world.The gentlemen of the army have always lived on the most friendly terms with the civilian* of Canada and of Quebec society they arc the particular favorite»/\u2019 The choir sang \u201c Rule Britannia ' & as soon as that was concluded, Colonel Thorndike, tommanding the Royal Artillery rose to reply.He regretted hi» inability to respond effectively to the toast.He deeply appreciated the compliment and only spoke the sentiments of his brother officers in acknowledging it.To be ordereri to proceed to Quebec was always considered good luck in the army.The mutual good leeling between the ladies of Quebec and the military hive often induced the ladies to embark their fortunes in the military service.In tiie name of his brother otficem he begged leave to drink all the company's very good healths.His Worship the Mayor now gave the next toast :\u2014 \u201d The Ministry.\u201d introducing ii thus :\u2014'To the ministry wo owe the ptesence of those distinguished railway contractors and English capitalists, who arc our guests this evening.It is to the Canadian ministry and principally to the Prime minister that wc owe the success of the great undertaking which will shortly actions.are now prepared to ace carried out amongst us the rm>*t extensive railways, the most stupendous brulee, pray x«utlernen.may 1 not venture to say bridges, tor there certainly ought and must be two, 1 will therefore say the moat extensive rail Mu vs.the most stupendous bridjtes the world ever saw And now, gentlemen, let me »»k you who awoke ua iruni those unprofiiable slumbers 1 Who was it that gave this new and powertul impetus to our energies t Why it was our distinguished guests, ot world wide reputation, who are now here representing the gr«-at firm of lark-son.Feto, Brassey Ac Betts Those gent einen, with that discrimination and judgment for which they have been so long and so justly celebra'ed, saw and appreciated the vast undeveloped resources of our splendid country; brought them Eiromineotly before the people of England, and i.»ve procured for us sufficient capita! to complete a line of railways for extent unprecedented in the world.Vast and extensive, however, as those projects are, I have no doubt that many here present will live to see our railways extended to the great Facrfic Ocean.But.gentlemen, although it is i ot to be denied that the expenditure of 9 or 10 millions of pounds sterling will greatly benefit all classes in the country, I expect to see greater and more lasting benefits still Irom the example which will be set to our inhabitants by the arrival amongst us of the aitizans, skilled laborers, other scientific and industrious men ol that description to be employed on the works.We have a healthy, robust population, which, with a little teaching, would soon be capable of competing successfully with any people in the world.Agriculture, on an improved system, and home manufactures will be thus lost-red and encouraged, and 1 look U|K>n the people employed in tb«*se pursuits as torming the bone and smew, the life soul of any country.Many distinguished travellers, who have lately visited us, have expressed their astonishment at the vast resources of the country, and the rapid progress it is making in \u2022 II the elements of prosperity.If this is the case now, what will it be w hen our railroads are completed.Then we shall see oui cities ornamented with splendid hotels, our harbours filled with seagoing steameisof the largest class, our country, the highway of half the world.Perhaps we may be to|«i that this demonstration is premature, but I am not of that opinion.We are now met to do honor and give thanks to our guests for hav-vmg made know n to the people oi England the vast and varied resources of this splendid country, and for having fourni capital to assist us in their development.But judging from the credit and reputation their well known firm has established throughout Europe by the stability and finish of the various and extensive works they have undertaken, and satisfactorily completed, I antici* pile that m a very lew years, we shall have another meeting of this kind to thank those gentle-merit for the justice they shall have done to the country, by the perfect and satisfactory completion of the great works they have here undertaken.Gentlemen I shall not trespass further on your time, and shall therefore conclude with proposing the toast of the day with all the honois :\u2014 \u201d The health of Mr.Jackson and Mr.Betts and may success coalinue to attend their gigantic undertakings.\u201d Noel Bowen, Esquire, after the applause had ended struck up \u201cthe Christmas sleigh\u201d accompanied on the piano by Mr.Carter, and the band played \u201dThe miller o\u2019 Dron.\u201d That ended, Wm.Jackson, Esq., M.P.rose and said :\u2014There are periods in every man's life when he is called upon tc speak plainly.At this railway meeting a few railroad remarks arc expected from me, and yon will excuse me, if, for a few moments, I am rather dry.With the eyes ol all men upon me, I hardly know how to begin or how to finish.The way in which I am surrounded, is such that I never can forget the distinguished honor dona to me.1 had no right to expect it.But I may speak of my associates of whom I am justly proud.I hey have caried into effect undertakings in Norway, Belgium, Italy, and Egypt, having completed works to the extent of millions, and never had a dispute.The firm with which I am associated esteem the value of character and will not sacrifice the people on this side of the Atlantic.We have come hcic, courting no man's favor and fearing no man's frown.What wc have undertaken, we shall fulfil and to show the earnestness of my speech, 1 may be permitted to\tremark\tthat since\tMr.\tBelt\u2019s and myself left Great Britain, 46 ships have sailed for North America, on our ac-caunt.We have endeavoured to anticipate yuur animations, by an outlay of capital and by bringing to an early completion, those lines of road for which we have contracted Even\tthough\till should\tcome\tof it we have\tresolved\tto take\tour\tchance.\u2014 We\tdo not\thowever\tapprehend loss.Your country has wonderful resources and will repay any outlay of capital however great.When I went home, last fall, I was full of the most sanguine expectation* till I was almost afraid to communicate them to my associates, but, one ofouriirm, the most cold of any as has come with me, .md he is fully sensible of the great railway traffic winch will yet be in this province, a province which is fast hastening to independence and which is even now a fit companion for older countries.Eventually it will be independent.But turning from that point nowhere have we received such heartfelt kindness as in this city of Quebec which used to be after the 1st December, the Cul-de-Sac of Canada, from which we must now relieve the young ladies.\u2022\t\u2022\t\u2022 The railway system cheapens the transport of sawn timber.17,000,000 of feet will pass over the line to Portland in a year, and indeed the whole produce of the Ottawa will find its way to market by the railroad instead of in the raft.Mr.Jackson nextalluded to the stulden- After saying a'few words more, the Mayor concluded by adverting to tbe pleasing attendance of the ladies in the gallery, he concluded by offering again thanks for tbe honor conferred upon him that evening.Tbe choir then sang\u2014 \u201d Le Joli Mois de Mai.\u201d And after the following toasts were given and suitably replied to, tbe couipauy separated.** The Laliss.\u201d i'ivt la Canadienne.Band.*\u2022 t'ur Gus»*».\u201d The Old Englith Oentleinan.Band.( To the Editor of the Morning Chronicle ) Sia,\u2014In a short article, headed * Deplorable,\u201d you do me the honor of introducing .ne to your readers as deeply tympathieing with the Gavszzi rioters; you likewise, in tbe same article, accuse Chat- fixed the trial of Hearn and others\u2014the uiera\u2019 Church rioters\u2014for to-morrow.Jossph Pelchat, Notary, and Jean Baptiste Roy dit Desjardins, Trader, were put to the bar and arraigned on a charge of forgery.They pleaded *' not guilty\u201d and were admitted to bail.Ihe Foreman of the Grand Jury having asked the Court to discharge some of the jurors who were Iron, tbe country, the Solicitor General stated he bad some further hills of a very s|>ccial nature to submit to the Grand Jury\u2014and tbe request wm.there lore, not granted.Allkokd MraoLH or a Wife nv her Hi'sband.\u2014Patrick Burke was indicted for tbe willul murder of his wife, Bridget Green, by beating and kicking her, at bt.Jean Fort Joly, on the 17th of March last.The Solicitor General prosecuted, and Mr.A.Stuart defended the prisoner.A jury had been etnpannelled last week to try this case, but was discharged on account ol the illness of one of the jurors.The present trial commenced yesterday and continual to occupy the Court during the whole of to-day.The prisoner kept a store, and occupied the same house me of divers high crimes and mitdemeanors.with Ins w ife, at St.Jean Fort Joly.It appear- Vou will not, I hope, reluae inserting my reply in your next issue ; this I claim as an act of jua-tice.1 may as well begin by dia< barging towards you, Sir, an act ol chanty, and tell you at once that you have nothing to fear either from the church or the Archbishop ; 1, and 1 alone, am responsible for permitting, at the requisition of some of the most respectable and influential members of my congregation, the meeting you complain of, to be held in the yard ail joining St.Patrick\u2019s chuich.Ol that meeting, and of that permission the Archbishop knew nothing, and, con-sequiutly, could neither approve nor censure them.You speak of optait ion to Courts of justice, and of indicating certain Judges, as fit objects ol attack to the faithful ; and you more than insinuate that a certain priest did both the one and the other.This, Sir, allow* me to tell you, is a malignant falsehood ; and your authority, whoever he be, ii a vile calumniator.To decry or rail at tbe constituted authorities is not our custom ; a perusal of the English papers of this city will show that others than Catholics are in the habit of reviling the (lowers of the land.Sir, you take upon yours>*lf the task ol censuring the resolutions passed at the meeting, as well as the purpose for which it was called.3s this fair I Why such haste to condemn proceedings of which you could have no correct information Î The purpose of the meeting, and the resolutions thereat i*assed are now before the public ; they need no defence from me.You assert.Sir, that the Reverend Mr.Nelli-gau, and another reverend gentleman, undertook the agreeable duty ol communicating the resolutions «if the meeting to the misguided young men now m gaol awaiting their trials.It is perfectly correct to sty that the reverend gentlemen you mention did pay a visit to the prisoners on Sunday last ; but your informant has led you, Sir, to publish an unmitigated calumny against those revd.geutlemen, when you assert that the obj- ct of their visit was to communicate either the resolutions of the meeting or any other news to the prisoners ; these resolutions we never had in our possession.We went to the «gaol to discharge a sacred duty, to comfort, to conoole those ih chains (for, believe me, Su, a gaol is a poor place to live in, and prisoners, whether guilty or not of the crimes laid to their charge, need to be comforted) w> went to the gaol to encourage them, yes, to en-comage them to bear their sufferings and trials with patience and Christian resignation Such, Sir.is our mode of s> rnpalhising *ith the afflicted.Shame, deep and horning shame on the pastor who would neglect ihe important duty inculcated by the (allowing rriordaofnur Blessed Redeemer, \u201d 1 was in prison, and you came to me.\u201d\u2014Math, xxv.-^ 36.1 have the honor to be, Sir, Your humble servant, J.Nellioan, Ftre.ed that on the day mentioned in the indictment, the deceased died from excessive uterine hemorrhage.H was proved that tbe prisoner had struck her a blow with his fist, on the same day, but there waa no evidence whatever of his having used violence towards her sufficient to cause death.The medical testimony went to establish that the hemorrhage might have been produced by natural causes, and could have existed even without there being *any assignable cause for it.Mr.Justice Aylw n thereiore charged the jury to acquit the prisoner, and, after a few moments deliberation, they returned a verdict of Nor Gvilty.Wc return our best thanks to au esteemed contemporary for the following slip in advance of bis regular publication :\u2014 P.S.\u2014No room for it ibis morning.BY TELEGRAPH.Reported for the Morning Chronicle.Via Montreal Line.unite the whole of the British Province?ol ly getting rich rumours and said:\u2014It had North America with an iron band.It tliev been said that their firm had placed at the gigantic enterprises had not originated with disposal of a member of the ministry JCf)0,- Outof Dublin there never was such a gaol demonstration as on the occasion of putting the Gavazzi rioters to the bar yesterday.A red omnibus with four milk white steeds\u2014 \u201c though thy sins be as scarlet, they shall be as while as snow\u201d\u2014brought the batch from prison to the dock and they were attended by an immense concourse of people.The Court House was also crowded, and cflicicnt means adopted to keep the peace.The trials, after all, were not proceeded with.We are obliged to tbe Transcript very much obliged lo the Transcript.Tbe Mercury may go to that place where he will be certain to find bis prompter.INTERESTING.Mr.Ck^rles Whitney, a gentlemen most highly spoken of by the London prevs, lec tures to-nig+tt, in Russell\u2019s Conceit Hall, or rather impersonates, to the life, the im mortal Shakespeare, the universally known liroughnm, the great Daniel Webster, tbe splendid O\u2019Connell, and the cute \u201c Wolf Jim.\u201d We can safely recommend both the learned aqd the laughter loving for a night\u2019: instruction and amusement to Air.Whitney Dr.Adamson thankfully acknowledges from Charles Smith.Esquire, A'12 10 0; and from William Wood.XI2 10 0, life subscriptions to the Church Society of Quebec.Liqlor Selling.\u2014The Mayor and Chief of Folice of the city of New Yoik, some weeks since issued a gener al order to the Folice, to report tbe places in the city where intoxicating drinks are sold, without license, and the names of the sellers.From the repris thus obtained the grand Jury have lound indictments against a thousand persons.One hundred and seventy four of those indicted having been arraigned in the Court General Sessions, have pleaded guilty.LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.[Reported for the Morning Chronicle.] COURT OF QUEEN\u2019S BENCH.Bostok, Sept.27.Martin Bateson1, an old and esteemed resident of this city, fell trom the railway yesterday and was instantly killed.Washington, Sept 27.Secretary Marcy\u2019s psper on the Costa affair was discussed yesterday in the cabinet.Ntw Y\u2019oik, Sept.27.The Hermann is now in her 14th day out.No appearance of her at sun down.1 be Hon.Mike Walsh, who was injured by the fulling of a platform at the demonstiative meeting last night, has received severe internal injuries.\t* It is said that 8 new cases of Yellow Fever occurred in Fhiladelphia yesterday.Montreal, Sept.29.Werther beautiful\u2014clear morning\u2014Wind W- our ministry wc should not now have had llii* banquet to-night.A new era ha* opened in this country.In history it will be Canada without railroads, and Canada with railroads.There will be two dis- 000.lie denied the truth of the statement.He could say positively that neither directly or indirectly had any newspaper or minis ter been corrupted by the firm to which he belonged.The press had tinct period* of progress.All,\tI am sure,\taccused him of being adverse to\tthe will cordially join me, in drinking\tthis\ttoast,\tNorth ÎSbore Railroad, but he\tcould with all the honor*.(Cheers.)\tnot accuse himself of having been so.\tHe The lion.Francis 11 iacks rose\tand\tspoke\thoped theenterpn.se would succeed.\tThe thus :\u2014 Gentlemen : For mysr-lf and colleagues I return you my most sincere thanks for the mann*-r in which yon have drunk our hea'ths.I am par-ticul «rly grateful to His Honor the Mayor for the lUttering way in which he put the toast.Yet it is hut due to both to state that the ministry are iniEbteil for their present p«>E.Enquire NUT GOALS- E7»OR SALK\u2014A CiUtGO of the best quality 1 NEWCASTLE lur COALS.-to arrive .\tI.\t.\t, n, per \u201d OtEAKoa,\u201d Lehtlann.A scientific treatise orathe Anatomy and Phy-\t* A J( lining y ot the HAlRartiapanieseach Bottle the\tWharf, 29th Sept., Genuine to be had ot thel\u2019ropnetor W.BOGLE, -\u2014___________Ü____\t* HORSEJFOl A FIRST-RATH^Vr( Apply at thedliiefotJ Qu«»hee.10th Augu^f, ft SALE.IING HORSE___ r paper.siology G\u2019enutne i No.277, Washington StAet, Boston ; and of hi* Agents, JOSEPH BOWLES, Medical Hall, JOHN MUSSON.G.G.ARDOU1N, SAMUEL WRIGHT, and WM.HICK «MAN, Quebec ; and of WM.LYMAN & CO., Druggists, Montreal.Quebec, 26lh Sept., 1853.JOSEPH fit CO.1853.\t6 FOR SALE, Jf appliedfyr immediately.Per Bark Louise, How, for Bideford\u2014405 tons while pine, 40 do elm, 12 do osk, 60 do red pine, 10 cords lathwood }m std staves, 1000 sld pine deals, by Jas Tibbit».Per «Ship Lady Falkland.Dugnid, for Liverpool \u201427 tons o^k.28 do elm, 133 do red pine, 750 do white pine, 2Jm pipe staves, 3m W I W (> staves 450 std pine deals, 8 cords lathwood, by A Gilmour It Co.Per Ship Joaepha.Rea.for Belfast\u201415 tors oak.20 do elm.32 do red pine, 480 do white pine 495 std spruce deals, 3m std staves, 3 cords lath-wood, by A Gilmour *c Ca.4 bbls apples, 100 do beef, by A Park A Co.Per Brig Thames.McOuatt, for Leith\u201426 tons oak, 50 do elm, 51 do red pine, 469 do white pine 31m pipe staves, 650 std spruce deals, by A Gil tnour A Co.BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND IMITATIONS.The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy of Dr.Wistar\u2019a Balsam ol Wild Cherry, in all the diseases for which it is recommended, curing many cases after the skill of the best physicians was unavailing, has rfiVcted a large am! increasing demand for it.This fact has caused several unpi incipled counterfeiters and imitators to palm off spurious mixtures, of similar name and appearance for the genulie Balsam.\u201d Dr.Wistar\u2019s Balsam of Wild Chelry\u201d is the only genuine.The rest merely irnTTali the name ef tne original, while they poaaess non* of its virtues.LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS.The genuine Balsam is put up in bottles, with the wonls ** Dr.Widars Balsam of Wild Cherry, Philad.,\u201d blown in the glass ; each bottle bearing a label on the Iront with the signature of H.WISTAR, M.D.Thia will he enveloped hereafter with a wrapper ; copyright secured, 1844 ; on which will always appear the written signature of\u201d I BUTTS.\u201d THE GENUINE AND ORIGINAL Hr.Wistar\u2019s Balsam of Wild Cherry On account of its great popularity, has been EXTENSIVELY COUNTERFEITED IN PHILADELPHIA, And some thousand bottles of the spurious imitation thrown into the market and extensively circulated.EXAMINE CLOSELY BEFORE PURCHASING.For Sale, wholesale and retail, by JOSEPH BOWLES, Medical Hall, Upper Town Market Place, nad JOHN MUSSON A Co.Quebec.Quebec, 22nd Sept., 1853.FOR SALE.Onn T>ARRELSfc\u2019RIME PORK, J3 100 do.Frime Mess do.100 do.f.Mess\tdo.CONNOLLY A CO., Hum\u2019s Wharf.Quebec, 29th Sept., 1853.\t18 A and BOILER.CALVE] Quebec, 27th Sept., POWER ENGINE [ply to T A CO.,iEn|ineera.*53.\t\u2022 ¦ e- D\u2019 SUimNM INTELLMiKNCK.PORT OP~QUEBEC.ARRIVED.«8ept 28.Ship Montezuma.«Sulis, 19th Aug, Liverpool, order, ballast.- Canada, Herbert, 23d do, Cork, LaMesurier A Co, do.-Glealyon, Oliver, 22d do, New Ross, Pemberton*, do.Bsrk Henry Duncan, Badcock, 13th do, Southampton, order, do.-Bêlions, Pugsley.llth do, Newport, Robert ¦on, Thomnann A Co, railway iron.\u2014 Devereux, Lumsden, 6th do, Portland, order, do.\u2022-Paragon, Colthew, I Ith do, Newry, order, do.\u2014\u2014 Clydeedale.Pe\u2019berhridge.13lh do, Plymouth order, do.\u2022Ship Agamemnon, Atttridge.23d Ang, Port Glasgow, A Gilmour A Co, coal*.Ac.Brigt Huntingdon, Cumming, 10th do, Dumfries, order, ballast.Also arrived yesterday, and this morning , hut not yet reported .'\u2014Britannia.Fleetwood, Brotus, Connie*** of Arran and Eliza.CLEARED.Sept 28.Ship Lady Falkland, Dugukl, Liverpool, Gilmour A Co.\u2014\u2014Josephs.Rea.Beltast,\tdo.Bark 8olfid, Tengenson.Hull, Benson A Co.-Retriever, Fmith, Dundee, Levey A Co.\u2014\u2014 Sarah Tiernan, Belfast.Gilmour & Co.\u2014\u2014Try Again, McDowall, Cork, LeMelurier \u2014 Tottenham.Evana.Cork, H A K Burstall.-Louise, How Bideford.Jas Tibhits.Brig Thame*, McOuatt, Leith, Gilmour A Co, DRESS TO CAPT.MARTIN BURK OF THE BARK \u201c ALERT,\u201d OF WATERFORD.F.A\\ SIR,\u2014As passengers on boanVyour nohhs \u2022\u2019 Barque,\u201d we would deenry it the highest ingratitude (opart with you aftesroursafe passage across the Western Ocean, wiüfout test lying to you,\\m the beat manner xiYcan, how deeply we feefyour kindness and condescending attention to us aftall calls during our very trying passage (owing lo contrary winés).Yes, desr «\u2018sir, we have consiHered your extraordinary kindness, humanity, am^entlemari-like manner, to he far above any praiie we ©4n bestow on you when we consider th\\ great care vou have taken in ministering to wants of all on board, and most particularly toymb sick, who, under the Almighty God, owe td yoWr knowledge, skill, and sound judgment, Jfeeir preservation ; your ur hantty and kindneaffin the discharge of your dulief have gained lou manyVrientia at home and abroad, whf hJre entertained for you the highest opiniong'of ygur generous Veling ground ed on the principle of moral virtues, those opinions you hâve truly realised in ouxregard, for which your have gained the undyini^ove and gratitude/if tbe discerning pstsengersWi board your noble Ship, having had ezperienced ill this and fy more than- any thing we could P^Via * short/ddress like this, we assuredly would th(nk ours/ves ungrateml did we hid you farewelytt the/port of Quebec, without acknowledging to yqu not merely by sentiments, hut by artiod/oer atitude; at the aame time we are fullvMiware t through your exertioaa yon ha^r brought mkny passengers to the land ol prospenty which is abo the place of our adoption, many ot those hadVestified their sentiments by action to yon in a verb liberal manner, whilst Providence has been fH^acd to grant us but «mail means, out of which wboff r with a spontaneous good will, most respAtfully requesting your acceptance of the arcompfisying offering of the passengers who had the goodVck of being in rharge of to skilful and humane a\\ommander.and in doing so ws 6eg to assura that wherever Divine Provj deuce guides us\t¦h*H \u2018\u2018\u2022rry with til a tast- ing remembrance ^f your gentleman-like manner and kind treatmentRi us.In conclusion, we beg to return Mr.SwtenV and Mr.(\u2019uddy, the first and second Officers oVyonr Ship, our heartfelt thanks for their attentio\\kindaess and liberality to us on all ccraeions.an^o tbe rest of the Crew all praise ia due, they have^ted their parts like jolly Tars, for which msy \\o'l grant you all many prosperous and hsppy Aragee ; may we all mska the best of our way to dyet in Heaven where we shall be all happy fori higned on behalf of the Passengei William Troy,\tP.W.Kernsn?D»\\ id Ennia,\tPatrick 8heil.Quebec, 28th Sept., 1853.AT RUSSELL\u2019S CONCERT HALL, On THURSDAY and MONDAY EVEN-IN OS, Sept.29 tb, and October 3rd, AT EIGHT O\u2019CLOCK, TWO EVENINGS, WITH THE ORATORS AND POETS OF TIIE OLD AND NEW WORLD, AND WITH THE GREAT SI1AKSPEARE.MR.CHARLES WHITNEY, recently from a Professional Tour in Europe, will (by requeet) deliver TWO of his LITERARY l.M-PKRSONATIONS ofRemsrkable Living or recently departed BRITISH, AMERICAN, INDIAN, IRISH, fAkNCH AND HOOSIFR ORATORS.Tfietl assmptions include every phate of character bun fte Indian Warrior \"King Philip,\u201d to the Westernffoosier '\u2022 WOLF JIM\u201d \u2014from the Coquette irrPARIS to the PRIVY COUNCILLOR in LONDON\u2014mingled with assumptions of Shaktptart*» famous heroes KING LEAR, MACBETH, FALSTAKF, HAMLET, icc., Ac.t#\u201c These \u201cvaried, animating, and amusing\u2019-Literary Recitations, have drawn forth the intel ligent curiosity of all classes in Europe and the United States, and produced the crowning delight and approbation ot the Prince and the Sage.Admission, 2s.6d.(50 cts.) Youlh or Children, Is.3d.(25 cts.) Tickets, to be had at P.Sinclair\u2019» Book Store, at the «Music and Drug ^torea, Mercury Office, Kussell\u2019a Hotel, and at the door.Doors open Rl 7, to commence at 8 o'clock.Quebec, 26th Sept., 1853.PUBLIC LECTURES AT THE UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THF.QUEBEC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.A COURSE OF THREE LECTURES on MONDAY the 3rd, TUESDAY 4th, and WEDNESDAY 5th October next, ON INSECTS, THEIR STRUCTURE & FUNCTIONS ILLUSTRATED By an exfemire Collection of original and unique preparation*, exhibited by an OXY-HYDROGEN MICROSCOPE, HENRY G0ADBY, M.D., F.L.8.These lectures will illustrate, to some extent, the principles of General Physiology, and demonstrate the uses of Comparative Anatomy, and the pleasures associated with the cultivation of thia Instructive .Science.By the aid of the Oxy-Hydrogen Microscope, the preparations, otherwise minute, and in many instances scarcely visible, are highly magnified; and are tnereby rendered accessible to any number of persons st the same time, and with equal distinctness.The heart, the organs of nutrition, the breathing organs, and the brain and nervous system of a Caterpillar^ire each ol them magnified to the length gfirimn thirty to forty feet ; and the whole of the diapetions used throughout these Lectures, are enlarged in like proportion.No description can justice to the BEAUTYlQJMNSKCTS, as revealed hy the Microscope ; neither ia it possible to over eatimate the remarkable adaptation of means to ends which are constantly presented to us in tracing the details of their Internal organs, no less than in contemplating the modifications of their external skeleton : each and all ol | hem being best fitted, by an All-wise Creator, for the functions they are respectively destined to perform, and the sphere of usefulness they are intended to fulfill.FOR SAL] A TWO HORSE CftoW «MACHINE, will j/L d moderate terms.A Quebec, 19th Au Notice.THRASHING led of on very Iffice.ALL PERSONS indebted to the Estate of the late Mrs.WIDOW WILDES, in her life- « time ol Quebec, are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned, to whom all claims against the Estate will Wpresented duly attested for liquidation.\t/ I M RAMSAY, \u2018 CRAIG, \u2014 _mentary Executors.Quebec.26th Sept., 1863.\t6 The (Jazelte, and Mercury will please copy for one week.Daily expected, Subscriber:\u2014» 200 100 PITCH AND ROSIN, and for Sale by tbe Barrels Pitch/ do.Rodn.CHARLES SAMSON, St.Rochs.Quebec, 28th Sept., 1853.\t5 MR.GEORGE ANDREW^ Of Trinity College, Cambridge, Proposes on the first of November, to OPEN CLASSES.for YOUNG GENTLEMEN.\tz Instructions will be Vjlen in Gresk, Latin, English.Arithmetic, M Jntartatics, and the various branches of a liberfl edBcation.Efficient Teachers in French and Writing will be employed.For particulars, enquire of Mr.ANDREW, 1, Dalhousie Place, Esplanade.Quebec, 27th Sept., 1863.\t3m THE Steamer \u201c MOJ peeled to arrive h^r from Toronto, and'car Freight for Ports Apply Uÿ Quobee, 22nd TMOR UNCI,\u201d it ex-SATÜRDAY direct shout 200 Tons of NTABIO.J.WILSON.PROVINCIALEXHIBITION.MAIL STBAMIOUL visit the EXHIBI-n Ticeets to and m the underaignxi, PARTIES WISH IN TION can obtain ua from «Montreal for 15s.to be in force from thg/Wth to 30th instant.\u2014 None other valid.ROBERT SHAW.Agent.Quebec, 22nd .Sept., 1853.CANADA SLATES.500 BnVH4arNi a) JOSEPH h ret.¦S Napoleoai Wbarft Quebec, 24lh Sept., 1853.\t6, Thresh oysters r HOTÈL.Qcebcr, 3rd Scpte Wrought The subscrib of WROUGHT of handaame design, ft] LAMB\u2019S rou ttatog.Offers for 8«l« a ffsw Sets N COTTAGE GATES, low pateea.W\u2019HITTI lA-w.wHITTY.Smith and Machinist, No.10, St.Paul Street.Quebec, 8th September, 1853.Im LOST.ON MONDAY tween Russtr FOR SALE.2rnn DARRELS FRESH GROUND ytJxsU 1) FLOUR, I adding (ex Mont-enortnei.f \u2014ALSO,\u2014 / 200 Barrels Mo»» Pork, in bond, 150 Kegs Canada Leaf Lar.l.GIBB, LANE * CO.Qusbec, 29th Sept., 1853.\tfi Terms of admission\u2014Tickets for the conrse for a Gentleman and Lsdy, 6s, ; .Single Tickets, Is.3d; Children, half-price.Doors «men at 7 o\u2019clock.Lecture to commence at EIGHT.For Tickets apple to Messrs.Sinclair, Cast, Musson A Co., and of th* Superintendent at the Rooms of the Quebec Library Association.J.H.CLIiVT, Secretary.Quebec, 28th Sept., 1853.NOTICE.Captain wm.r|>binson, of the Brig \u2022' Waterford.\u201d wiINffit be responsible for any Debts contracted by mis Crew.Quebec, 28th Sept., 1853.\t3 18th instant, be- and ths Quebbo with Brass Plats* he finder by leaf-ill he liberally re- Steamer.a BLACK addressed E.Hxaci ing it at Russell\u2019s warded.Quebec, 26th August, 1853.Fresh FruiU, Wines, Oil, Ac., DIRECT FROM MALAGA* THE fast-sailing Briguitine \u201cK ALGOL AH,\u2019* G*pt.Lawson, l2*Tons.with a Cargoof Raisins, Flos, Gsai-Aw Oranoes, Lesion*» Almonds, Nuts, VanLciLLt, Macaroni* Liquorice, Win la.h^.Jtke., direct from Ma-'\"g4, Is expected to arrive in Montreal between the 10th and 15th of October next, when iho \u2022ntire Cargo will be Sold by Auction.\u201e\tHENRY CHAPMAN k CO.Montreal, 19th Kept., 1863.\t20 s THE MOENING CHRONICLE.THURSDAY.SEPTEMBER 29.1863: AUCTION SALES.EARTHENWARE THURSDAY Tnaturi^ Wharf \u2022 AN MMrtmen ' Rockingham Mug*.Baking Di» i.i,, lie.Particuli^fWtand Sal* at TWO o y h.Ju^tTec, 27lh Sept., 1853.\tA.lyifiV, coinprmng d Tea Fou, Juga, .Chamber Seta, iDERWErrEHS* SA1 By AoNipn, will be aold, en *£|#UIISI)A\\ MORNTHg NEXT, 29th inau^t ELEVEN o'clock, atSlgjara.C^TETU Ai CO\u2019S., St.John Stre*t>taJ accArfTt of the Underwn lara:\u2014 L.It C.T.kCq^f^ô*4 DELAINES, q\tX\tin a damaged atateTrorai ihe^HfaK Bkll*, from Glaagow.F.LAROCHE, rebec, 27th Sept., 1K53.\tA.fc FURS, FURS, FURS.SECOND TRADE SALE.Br AWtion, will take place, at the .SlfBSCRI* BEKS: STORES, on THURSDAY NEXT, the 2^h September, to commei>Ce at ONE, P.M.preciaely AN EXTENSIVE aaaortmcB^ of LONDON DR ESSE BAKINS and /lADE UP FURS, laoded ex City 00|Ton>.for Cork.One V\u2019esael of-iSlN^riiSO iffn*, for Hull.One Vessel of 800 /» 900 Tons, lor Liverpool.ALLAN GILMOUR A CO., St.Peter Street.Quebec, 5th September, 1853.WANTED TO CHARTER.VESSELS for the following Porta, vix.:\u2014 One for Hull, One for Sharpneaa Point, One for Newry, / One for London One for Sunderlan One for Cork For particulars, apply to CHAS.E.LEVEY ACO., Levey\u2019* Wharf.Quebec, lat September, 1853.rry.f ,lon\u2019 lerlandJT-v^ '\u2022 / STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW YORK and GLASGOW.rs, viz.: on h, at 12 o\u2019clock, NET.THE Glaagow and New York Steamship Company\u2019# new steamship GLASGOW, (1962 tons, and400horsekvnver) KoBF.aTCRAio, Commander, is appojntedTto^ail from New Yoaa direct for Glasgow!as /oil Saturday, November.5 Noon.PAgRAGC M< Firat Cabin, Saloon State-rooma, (Steward\u2019s fee included,).$90 First Cabin, Midship State-rooms, do.do.75 Second Cabin, (Steward\u2019s fee included).\t60 A limited number of third-class passengers will be taken, aupplied with provisions of good quality properly cooked, at TWENTY DOLLARS.\u2014 Carries a Surgeon.For Freight or passage apply to J.McSY.MON, 33, BsoadwaT, New York.New York, Sept 10, 1853.NOTICE.NOTICE.I WILL not b« responsible for aay Debts contracted by the Crew of tb&Ai^ip *' CHARLES OHALONER,\" of Lffe^X# JAMES ^0MSONw Quebec, 6tk SeptemWrT 1863.WANTED JbAS Quebec.10th August, ^853.WANTED.A I WILL not pay anyNpebffiVontracted by the Crew of the Shi ip 0/raE|.\\ C l7M LORD, Master.Quebec^7th September, 1853.F\u2018 Ex 553 672 |l035 ?388*023 C 6 Caaea Matches.RTES.300 Tena, to ala for Dublin.am price.VESSF.TIMB Gillespie's Wharf.Quebec, 29lk Jul tons, to R8EY.V.ROBIN.load WANTED TO CHARTER.A YKSStL of from 250 fo 320 tons\u2014Xiao, one of from 500 Æ9 600 tona refther, to load with timber and deals, for safe Pori in Ireland.HYDE A McBLAIN, Hunt\u2019s Wharf.Quebec, 21st July, 1853, WANTED TO CHARTER.A VESSEL of 1000 loua, for Ply mouth.- Two Vessels VM 500 tons or upwards, for Nev port.One /easel of 250 310 ton#, for Stockton.One /easel of 250 3Ô0 tona, for Wicklow.One Vessel of 180 /8> 200 tona, for Valentia.H.& E.BURSTALL.Quebec, 4lh July, 1853.Eligible Investment RAILWAY BONDS convertible intaStock.j£I3,750 7 per Cent.Ref way Bonds, f,266 10 \" interest payable For Bale k JOW\tR£ON k CO.Hunt\u2019a Wharf.Quebec, 5lh Augi Just Received iind for Sale.Iflfl T)UNCHEOÉrSUPERIOR MÜS-1V/U X COVADq MOLAbSES.25 B WANTED TO CHARTER.SHIP tjLoad TIMBER AND DEALS ANDREW PARKE k CO.Quebec, 8th Sept., 1853.WANTED TO CHARTER.A.1 VESSEL, about 300 tons Grain and Deals dy to ID BERRY, India Wharf.Quebec, 31st Augusl A N Sx.burthej for Liver THE POWERFUL STEAMER C CITY OP -yyriLL TOW duri TREAL.For term# ONTO, nder of the and MON- Or GLASSFORD k ERRY, Quebec.WALKER, Montreal.Quebec, 6th September, 1853.STEAMER PROVIDENCE.THE undersigned are prepared to undertake the TOWAGE OF VESSELS aad RAFTS, in the Port of Quebec, alao above and below, with their new Steamboat, which has been very solidly constructed and i| moat sea-wortby, as has been proved in foqr viyagea with large rafts to River du Loup, tbeNlhoulements, and other places, where sh'j encoynthced strong easterly galea.Conditions very reasonfcble.All orders will be executed with punctuality.Application to be made to Felix Lxcouas.their Agent, at Mr.BouacxT\u2019a, Lower Town Market.BOURGET k BE\u2019GIN.Quebec, 27th Auugust, 1853.\t2a* The Grand Trunk Railwajr Cem-panj of Canada* To the Proprietors of Paid-up Siiares in the late St.Lawrence and Atlantic, and Quebec anjt Richmond Railrocul Companies.NOTICE ia hereby givfn, that the Certificate# of Stock in the GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY COMPANY OF CANADA, to be given in exchange for Paid-uR Cerlificatea of Stock in those Companies, are nmv ready for delivery at the Officeof the Company, Little St.James Street, Montreal.The Certificates of Stock in St.Lawrence and Atlantic, and Quebec and Richmond Railmad Companies, will have to be handed in at the time the change is effected.C.P.RONEY.Managing Director.Office of the Grand Trunk Railway, Company of Canada.Montreal, September 19, 1853.GRANIKTRUNK WANTED Tenders BARGES, length 22 feet, to be deliver ing of the navigatioi Further partie 1 cation to the u Granp Tgjrifx R MoNTRLal.¦ay, ed, WAY.BUILDING 12 Feet, breadth of beam intreal at the open-1854.* on appli-or THE 'Mars, Ojf^bec, 16th Sept., 1853.V WANTE TWENTY BR JAMES H0DG1 12 TO whom liberal w every fortnight thk Grind Trows Hwil Hadlow Cove, oral the kont Place d\u2019Armea, Quebec/ Quebec, 5th August, 1853.ERS! given in Cash e Works or or Canada, ctors\u2019 Orncx, £S39 JSJtS NATIONAL EXPRESS CO., (LATE PULLEN, VIRGIL & CO.) F OR the trans NOTES, and description, Collection of Not the transaction of genacgl h ' portation of SPECIE, BANK d MERCHANDIZE of every and Accounts, and mesa.WILL LEAVE QUflfcEC FOR MONTREAL, NEW YO/K>AND INTERMEDIATE PLACES, Every Tne»day, Thurxday ft Saturday, during the season of navigation.PACKAGES or ORDERS left at the office o the undersigned before'4 o\u2019clock P.M, will be entruated to experi#nced»meseeng#ra, and be forwarded with despatch and care.DANIEL McGIE, Aornt, St.Andrew\u2019* Wharf.Quebec, 2nd May, 1853.DISSOLUTION.CONSIGNEE WANTED, 'OR the foMowing Good*, to order, placed in the Customs Examining Warehouse, vix.\" Washington,\u201d Knudtaen, Matter, from Hunburgh : SAM 18^-lCftk Merchandise.Ex w Leibnitfc?*Tyya»ERRY WINES, in bottle, Hxioskck\u2019* CHAflP/WNF.RYAN.BROTHERS k CO.Quebec, 27th Sept , 1853.MACKINTOSH & CO., COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, MAIN MREET, P O R T L A N I^Sm A I N K .RarcaxNca in Quxalc Meaara.Gin* k Rosa.Sept.23, 1853.FOR SALE.OXES \" La Cathedral\" Havana Cigars, 50 do \" La Palmetta*\u2019 do\too, 15 do \" La Vigilencja\" do\tdo, 100 do \" LaCoaipeténtu\u2019*do d*, 20 do \" La Santa-Cruz\" do Principe do 3000 Bags Liverpool Coarse Salt, 500 do Fine mock Pig Iron, eta do, u* sizes, 100 Tons No.100 do N Patent Platform Sc Counter Scales, Counter\u2019s Patent Fancy Parlor and Bridgewater Mineral Paint, Kingatoa City Brewery Ale.JOHN ANDERSON k CO., Hunt\u2019s Wbarl.Quebec, 19th July, 1853.\u2022oking Stove#, Stoves, Now landing Ax \u2018\u2018Triton.\u201d 150 TNS ^\u2019É:JRON' JOHN AIHIEMsoN k CO., 1 P T Hunt\u2019# Wharf.\u2019 Quebec, 19th July, 1853.THE EXPRESS CO.of Me**ra.PULLEN, VIRGIL k Co., was diaaolved on the lat day of May lait, by mutual content.J.A.PULLEN, E H.VIRGIL, For the Company.NATIONAL EXPhfNs COMPANY.\u2014Thi* Company will hereaflei conduct the Express business formerly transacted under the firm of PULLEN, VIRGIL k Co., and on the same routes hitherto used by them.K.H.VIRGIL, Superintendent.New York, Sept.16, 1853.\t3m To Ship Masters arriving at the Port of Quebec.Just received ex \u201cMilee,\u201d from Hamburg.200 LW,,.! -i*- For aale by JOHN ON k CO., Hunt\u2019# Wharf.1853.\u2019 Quebec, 2lst July, Just received ex \u201c Rainbow.\u201d 50 B°XES \" WMhin*l gross each, ex Burlington.20 do.do.do.ex lloc.Roy.\u2014ALêQt\u2014 100 Boxes Pure Black IKaxk 56 lb.each, 12 Casks DavuGurf} iVlcit Table bait, in Drums, ex flilim.! 6 Qr.-Casks fine .'Xy.cb Whiskey, ex Ber- \u2014and,\u2014 A lot of Red and Black glaze Chimney Tops.GORDON k CO., \u2022\t38, bt.Peter Street.Quebec, 29th August.1853.For *ale, to arrive per \u201dThon>a«,\u201d from Liverpool.250 TOoS°* ,^n'SHKRRIK pl(j w.T^henderson.ARRIVALS UNUSUALLY AT THE ATTRACTIVE SCOTT\u2019S BUILDING, Upper Town Market, near the French Church, QUEBEC.THE SUBSCRIBER STOCK of begs to announce the opening oat of his NEW AND EXTENSIVE Quebec, 3rd August, 1853.FOR SALE.TARRED CORDAGE from 61 inches downwards, Manilla **\t'*\t4i \"\t« Hatnbroline, House and Marline, Seal Twine, Cod Lines, Sail Twine, 1U Barrels Stockholm Tar, 30 Half-Barrels\tditto.250 Barrel# American Pitch, 150\t14 Rosin, And a general assortment of Ship Chandlery.S.it J.BROWN.Quebec, 2l*t June 1853.\u2019T1HE STOCK BOOK oft | is now OPEN for SUB Office of the undersigned.JOHN ANDE ompany at the Quebec, 18th May, 1853.ISON fc CO., Hunt\u2019a Wharf.Wharfage and Warehousing.THE undersigned RAILROAD AN descriptions of Goods, WHsar.The Stores are well Aiaptyd I RAIN, &.C., and have excellent CF.LLaRS.JOHN ANDERSON ic CO.Quebec, 4th April.1853.to receive RON.and all mises, Munn\u2019s CASH ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS.JOHN ANDERSON & CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Shipping and \u20achcioVal Agents, Receivers and ForwVrdera^V phflroad and Pig- T Forwarding OrrtCK Hunt\u2019/ Whaef a.* Qukuec Warehousing Stores, Munn\u2019s Wharf.JOHN ANDERSON, S.H.LEVALLKE, Quebec.4th April 1853.Just received and for Sale by the Subscriber : It T1ARRELS Crosse k Blackwell\u2019s ?J 1/ PK\u2019KLKS, 8 Cases Harvey Sauce, 10 do.hisience Anchovies, 10 Barrels Mushroom Catsup, 10 Cases French CapexL_ 20 do.Mustard, libre Jib.bottles, and 4 lbs.Jars.W.S.HENDERSON, Corner of St.Paul & Sault-au-Matelot Streets.Quebec, 23rd Sept., 1853.TW Alt KAY TZSA 1 Xfl TJALF-BOXI* SUPERIOR QCA-lOU Xl LITY, foivAle-by RYAN.BROTHERS &.CO.Quebec, 15th Sept., 1853.iy\\jr LOT, in Dia-iver Side of the THE very best mono H \\HBOU road.For particulars, apf>4y^ô J/.O4DONOVAN the proprietor, at his residence, Wolee\u2019s Cove.Quebec, 18th July, 1853.MILL SITE FOR SALE.THAT VALUABLE ISLAND at the month of the RIVER ST.MAURICE, called L\u2019Islf.La Potterie, containing about 100 arpents in superficies, suriounded by the wsteis of the St.Lawrence, and two of the Channels of the St.Maurice.Also,\u2014A part of two other ISLANDS adjacent.Also,\u2014The LAND on CAP DE LA MAG-DKLAINE, forming a frontage on the Cape of twelve arpents, by half akarpent in d-ji|h.This Property.bciogMitu ted partly in the River St.LawreiXe, forms on i of the finest positions in the coqltiV-on win h to erect a Steam Saw Mill.y\" In addition to tn< advanta ;e of this Property, to draw supplies of iVs fron the immense resources of the St.>1 stilire.i.could also be made available for supplra* 'of log : rom any streams falling into the St.Lawrence above the St.Maurice.thus having advantages such as no other Mill in the country at present enjoys.Vessels of the largest class could load deals from the wharves of this Property, and thus save the expense ol rafting, piling, fitc.For further particulars, apply to HENRY McKAY, 33, St.François Xavier Street, Montreal.D.R McKAY, 130, Commercial Street, Boston.A.McLIMONT, 13, Broadway, New York.Montreal, June 29, 1853.FALL & WINTER MILLINERY.T THE undersigned begs to inform Steamboat Proprietors and (fartiins, that he has now a large quantity of ttfe ivir\\ best TAMARAC C(»Rt)WOOD (threXielt y»nk) on hia Wharf at Port St.Francis, wliirhvi** will dispose of on liberal terms.\t1 v I %NO.C.SIMMONS.Port St.Francis, 14th June, 1853.\t* S prepared to give lessons in DRAWING, th* GERMAN LAN-domicile or at the er service*, only recently ar-urope, and being ment, will as*' r\u2019 \u2014 r~ HHE SUBSCRIBER in calling the attention of tha Ladiea of Quebec and its vicinity to her Stock of every article appertaining to her line, begs to state that in it will he found all of the latest PARISIAN.ENGLISH, & AMERICAN FASHIONS, BONNETS imported of very superior texture in Velvet.Satin, kc.Winter and Fall CAPES in Black and Colored Velvet, Cloth, kc., very richly trimmed ; and a few of quite A NEW MATERIAL.Her S/OCk of RlRRONS, Flowers.Feathers, V*zJets, and all description of Trimmings, canri^hg surpassed by any house in Canada for neatness of style, fashionable colora, or varied selection.kj\" Any orders entrusted to the Subscriber for Bonnkts, Cloaks, Cates, kc., for Ladies or Children, will be executed with neatness and despatch.Fancy Ball Heap Dresses, kc., made lo order.MRS.JACOBS, No.2, Fabrique Street.Quebec, 16th Sept., 1853.apl 22 E AIL ROAD CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS, PARTIES fV WANT OF BOrUKRS, Of FARMSnRJANT8, arc requested to forward the^r a;\\lir\\tl>n to this Department, stating ratro \\pf 1 Wagk, Route, and probable expenses of VeacILng tie employment from this Port.\t»\t\\ A.C.BUCHANAN, Chief Agent.Emigration Department, ) .1.s Quebec, 23rd April, 1863 BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA.TO That com 33.8t.L of tb* Heirs Smith.Appl) at th jUl\u2019 S HOUSE, No *tt, the property ate Honble.Wm.of A MILTONS k CO., Atkinson\u2019s ButLPiNns, St.Peter Street.Quebec, 19«hS*pt., 1853.OOUHTRY HOUSE TO LET, ( U'tlR possession on the 1st of October.) HAT F.XC/.LL^NT TWO-8TORY HOUSE, inffstjl on the ST.FOY ROAD, impiediwly opposite to the RRLVIDF.RE ROAD, anf now occupied by the Sobacriber.Foi further paYTteulara, apply to WM.BLIGHT.20, Fabriqua Street, Qaebec, 16th Sept., 1863.M! \" V- For Sale by the Subscriber- | QO piECES of OSNABUKG for par- 50 Pieces Brown Fheetiiig for biscuit bags, 15,000 Twilled Bags, 500 Biscuit Hags, 2u Bales Salmon Twine, 50 Barrels good Vinegar.J.B.FRECHETTE Quebec.6th Dec., 1852.British and Foreign Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, which for quality, variety, and novelty of Pattern, is not to be surpassed by any house in Quebec or Montreal; with the additional and moat important advantage which has distinguished hi* E*t*-bli*huienl since its commencement, of being ecluslly from 25 TO 40 PER CENT.LOW ER than the generality of other houses.His principle Is to sell exclusively for CASH, thereby saving the Cash buyer the large per centage usuu'ly put on .© cover the risks of s credit busines*.He ha* also found that the system he has established of adhering firmly to one price, w hich on no account is deviated from, and the PRICE .MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES on every article, so that the most inexperienced mav be free from^H'^ekension ol iin|>o«ition, has met with universal appreciation, aixl coupled with\" his constant Afcsence in the EUROPEAN MARKETS, enable him to realice the shove large saving to the ptwmhk\t.In his New Stock will he found a Gillian* assortment in tich Glacée and Brocaded Silk*, Satins, Paratheas, Poplins, Grot d* Naples, Muslins, Bareges.Laine*, Delaines, Lustres, kc.kc.In the FANCY DEPARTMENT will be found a variety to gratify any taste in Parasols, Gloves, Bonnets, Hosiery, Ribbons, Flowers, Worked Goods, kc.The SHAWL DEPARTMENT will be founu splendidly supplied in choice selections in Cash mere, Paisley, Tissue, Barege.Satin, kc., in endless variety.The HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT, to which the Subscriber would particularly invito the attention of Proprietors of Hotels, Boarding Houses, and heads ol families, is stocked with a most extensive sssoitmeiit of Table Linens, Towelling.Sheeting, Blankets.Counterpanes, Carpeting, Druggets and Rugs, Damasks, Moreens, Worked Muslin Curtains, Table Covers, kc.From MERCHANT TAILORS and others, he would solicit an inspection of the CLOTH DEPARTMENT, in which will be found son* ot the best goods of the season in superfine West of England Cloths, Cassiir.errs, Doeskin*, Tweeo*, Vestings, Cravats, Blocks, Albert Ties, Braces, Gloves, Umbrellas, kc.kc.200 Doz.of White and Fancy Shirts, FOR SALE.fiOn TXr'OCKS PATKfrr asphalte, 0\\/\\/ X) lor Pavement^, Flooring.Garden just landed ex V KOKKbV.»\u2019 from Walks, kc London.GILLESPIES k CO Quebec, 2nd July, 1853.TO SEGAR CONNOISSEURS.E.MORRIS, WHOLESALE k RETAIL TOBACCONIST, St.John street, Upper Town.JJAS just receivec\\tr«»m Havana, via New fork, a -mall uuMiUJjxit \u2022he cklchrated OpekaSizk Jenny l«id Sega rs, and a lot of Superior Panatei.as,Vhich he will sell by the Box only.On hand P.ikssed Segars of an Extra Fine Brand, De la C*uz Princii-e*, with his usual assortment of Choice T.ASH, Lt.R N., In charge of the Observatory.Chronometer», Watrhes, Nautical Instruments, of every description, cleaned and repaired.Just rereiveu, a general assortment of Got.Dk Silver Watches, and fashionable Jewellery.Quebec, 28th May, 1853.cut after the mo»t approved patterns, and made in the best manner.PATRICK O\u2019NEILL.Quebec.24th May, 1853.CO-PARTNERSHIP.THE SUBSCRIBERS beg to notify their friend# and the public, that they have ENTERED INTO PARTNERSHIP, under the name and firm of J.k E.MORGAN, and that they w ill commence buainess on MONDAY, the 24d May, in the extensive premises occupied by Meurs.L.k C.TETU k CO.\tNL /-WJ | (I\tJOSEPH MORGAN, 1 III\tEDWARD MORGAN.Queher, 27th April, 1853.KE\\ A E.m o rc;an No.FI SUCCESSORS'?!) L ébjC.TETU & CO., \u2019 11, ST.JOHN, (iRPOSlTE PALACE STREET.AYE RECEIVED per Steamer .YiJmraTvia Q»ton, and expect daily per .ships America, __ ^ Canada, l vit.fVy of Matirkr*UrP*il£itanniaimi\\ I Niagara, a large assortment of FANCY .CnT) STAPLE DRY GOODS, carefully selected in European Market#, which they will be prepared to offer on MONDAY NEXT, 2nd May, and respectfully solicit a continuance of the liberal patronage bestowed on their predecessors.Quebec, 27ih April, 1H53.SHE E \u2019 s NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, Wholesale and Detail.l\\ SHEE, Merchant Ta ilor, begs to inform the Publie of Quebec and its vicinity, that he has LEASED that large and commodious Evlablithment, \u201cTHE BOSTON fifttfSE,\u201d No.J Mot NTAIff StRXKT.i rm-rly known as the \u201cNeptune Inn,\u201d where he will open on WEDNESDAY, the FOURTH OF .'iKV, a large, varied, and extensive STOCK OF GENTLEMEN\u2019S MADE CLOTHING, nrTfiHaUst style and be*; workmanship.Having securev/.a services ol some the be»t Cutters and workmen, he will engage to satisfy every per-on who will tavour him w ith\\a call, with an e.t»y and comfortable fit, an excellent Cloth, sound wotk, and above all the cheapest article ever offrred to the public.THE STOCK WILL CONSIST OF: West of England Cloths.Ca»sitnere», Doeskins, Tweeds, Vestings, in great variety, which will be made to order on the shoitest notice.Also\u2014a large assortment of superior Satin Hats.Panama, Kossuth\u2019s, kc.A well assorted Stock of fashionable Opera Ties, Stocks, Silk Neck, and Pocket Handkerchiefs, white and coloured shirts, made up in the best style; Shirt Cellars, diaces, Porte-monais.kc.THE READY MADE DEPARTMENT Will consist of Spring Buainess Coats, Spring Shocting Coats, Spring Office Coats, Summer Dress Coats.Cadrington\u2019s and Frock Cos\u2019s.Ve*\u2019» an I Pantaloons, in great variety.India Rubber Coat» of different colours.^London, Paris, and New York Fashions received monthly.As all transactions with the Establishment wi ! b per Cent, cheaper than the pieseOt Quebec prices, thereby giving i«n advantage to the public, which they have not before enjoyed.«q» M-zm.zmi* ad brl EVERY ARTICLE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.Coc.vtrv Merchants supplied on m nlerate terms.Quebec, 29th April, 1853.\t6m NEW ARRIVALS.LONDON k NEW YORK VELVET NAPPED H AT«T ME bankers.New Ami per 44 Inca,\" from Uarrc, by New York.A FEW CASES PjdklS FASHIONS lor April, including TM»lapant assortment of Misses & Cbild'en's \u201c Eif r nie\u201d and \u201c Gipsies\" Shape FELTS; Gentlemen\u2019s Leghorn, Panama, Manilla and Pearl StravAj, Kossuth's, Magyar\u2019s and Bolero Hat», at Lower Prices than any other house in this city.JN\u2019O.HENDERSON k CO.Quebec, 27th May.I8>3.LEW INK, ilATTEKS ANO rtTKKIERS, No.II Ki^riqu# Strutt, OPPOSITE THE J ES UrT SMI ARRACKS U P P F.R T O W N , QT E B E C .February 25, 1853.CHRONOMETERS roa SALE or to HIRE, at\tlU\\lRS' ',aRTYN'- St.PaderYitlpet, Lower Town.Quebec, 4th Aug.JB-W* FOR SALK BY THE SUBSCRIBERS.jyj\u2019ANILLA ROPE, assorted aizes.T FOR SALE.A COMPLETE M*IT NEW SAILS, fit for PL a Ship of 1500 Tonsjf gis-er.Apply to andWTp Quebec, iTthJute, ISm.ter.\u2019ARKE k Circular Letten\tof Credit on cities: Alexandria,\tGenoa, Antwerp,\tGeneva, Athens.\tGibraltar, Amsterdam,\tHamburgh, Beilin.\tHague, Badeu-Badox,\tHavre, Berne,\tHeidelberg, Bordeaux,\tHong Kong.B tulogne,\tKandy, Cpyl Bremen,\tLondon, I Bruaaela,\tI.egh.im/ Bagnide Luca,\tLeijwic/^v Basle,\tLyons,/ Bombay,\tI.islrot/ BataviM,\tMadrid, Cairo,\tMalta, Coblentz,\tMarseilles, Cologne,\tMilan, C.uLz,\tMoscow, Colombo, Cey-\tMunich, lon,\tMessina, C arlsruhe,\tMulhouse, Calcutta,\tMadras, C anton,\tMalta.Dicsden,\tManila, 1 hisse Idorf,\tMadeira, Melbourne, Florence,\t Eraiufort,\tNaples, August 23rd,\t1853.\t\t\t\t SHERMAN York, issue k CO., Foreign Nice, Oporto, Oleron, Paris, Pau, Palermo, Pisa, Rome, \u2014 z .ao,- ENGLISH OAKUM.ANDW, PARKE k Quebec, 16th June.1853.ZVow I*anding- and for Sale by Ryar Brothers dt Co.RIGHT PORTO RICO SUGAR, Loaf Ra.tard and Dutch Crushed Sugar, Rio de Janeiro, St.Petersburg, Strassburg, Siena, Smyrna, Seville, Stettin, Shanghai, Singapore, Sydney, N S W, Turin, Toulon, Trieste, Venice, Vevey, ^ ienna, Wiesbaden, Warsaw, Zurich.HEALTH! HEALTH!! IV co.For sale by the Subscribers.LIVERPOOL SOAP, Steele's manufacture English Iron, assorts! sizef.dafc?glish Iron, \u2014 ALSO\u2014 English and Canadian Cordai ANDW.PARKF.k CO., India Whar.Qnebec.4th June, 18.53.Champagne HeidsedsiaX^lebrated Brand.Pale Ale in wood, 44 Cnairington,*\u2019 Nichol k Co\u2019s Brand,\t| Brown Windsor Soap, An assortment ot Pickles.Mushroom and Walnut Ketchup, Kish and Worcestershire Sauces, Mustard, London Crystalline and Patent Speim Can lies, BaiH Bricks.Quebec 7th July, 1853.Notre Dame Street, Lower Towd, QUEBEC.THE LADIES OP THE NEEDLE WORK ASSOCIATION, IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH» Palack Strkkt.T'OUÏ.P beg their rhriuuA.friends of other communions and th*\\public in general, ( REMOVAL.'I GODWIN RROTHJ W RS beg to inform tbeii 'rade, that on nnd alter the 1«t May curren'.will continue their business as WHOLESALE IMPORTERS *l CROCKERY and GLASSWARE, at the Stores of B.Trf.MMN.Esq., St.PaOL STREET.Quebec, 1st May, l®53.\t12m The Public are respectfully informed that a CENTRAL DEPOT for th* sale of the celebrated PLANTABENET SPRING WATER, IS ROW OPEN AT No.1^, Notre Dame Street, Lmcer Town, UfHERE supplies of the Water, frtth from the Spring, can be for the future obtained, in any quantities.A* this Depot will be under the immediate superintendence of Mr.HENRY I.AROCQUE, I'lantagenet Spring, kindly to take notice that their long contemplated in aid of the Repairing and Improvement Fund of the above Church, is expected to take place EARLY IN THE MONTH OF OCTOBER, when the favor of their attendance and assistance it earnestly requested.Donations will he received gratefully by the following Ladies:\u2014 Mrs.J.Mrsso*, Mrs.Hrc.w DicRt?*GH, Mrs T.Oliver, Mra.J.E.Oliver, Mri Eraser.Quebec, 8th August, 1853.To Ship Miustcr*, llulldrin ansi Oaans'TN.rpHF.UNDERSIGNED beg# to acquaint the X Proprietor* of Land in tha Eastern Township* and elsewhere, that he haa in connection with his Profession, openeden Office as LAND AGENT in the TOWN OF^r.HYACINTHE, where he will ]-\u2014to all inatruc- (tons lor StravEYiNG, Examieino, and Valuing Land.He also tenders his services for the purchase and sal* of the same.GEORGE F.AUSTIN, Land SuavtToa ano Land Agent, St.Hyacinthe, near th* Railway Depot.St.Hyacinth#, 8th Sept., 1853.3m k 6m 1-a-w SUPERIOR accommodation for VESSELS of any Tonnsgn, cnn.be had at me Deep Wa-te* Wharves, knowtA^s Martin\u2019*, on application to\t\\ JOHN HEARN.293 Pria-d*-Ville.Quebec, 15th April, 1853.\tRm D: RAFTS ON NEW YyRK, from JL.5 up- ards, for Sal* by PUNCH» MKINriJvE k Co., 37, Bt.Peter Street, Qnebec, 23rd June, ISTiS.Oars ! Oars ! ! Oars ! ! ! XHE Subacriber baa now, and will keep or band, a large aseortmuuftftM ADE WHITE ___! OARS, at hia Oar*\t305, Cham plain Street, oppoaite Mr.Henry'» Foundry.With HANDSPIKES, and aeveral otheruæful material* for Ship*\u2019 use.P.MAHADT.Quebec, 17lh May, 1853.\t12m WANTED.TO attend in a HARDWARE STORE, a respectable LAD of Ijljrho understands both languages.Apply at tml office.Quebec, 9th June, 1853.Best confidence that to their orders, and the most satisfac- Patent Knife Cleaning Machines.A FEW OF THE AjLvV.pist received.HENRY S.SCOTT.Quebec, 8th F ¦ EM ENGUSHJIGENCY.REDER1C ALGAR.Colonial Newsrs- one of the Proprietor* of ths the public may feel the every attention will be that they will be execuf torv manner.The sale of the Plantag^ne! Water now extend# over the whole of this Câlinent, and it is placed bv the first medical authorities at the head \u2022/ all mineral water».Fresh supplies from the Spring will be received two or three times each week.The Depot will be fitted up in the beat atyle for the srrnnimodation of visitors, ar.d will \u2019be supplied with all the principal Journals and Peri-dicals.Memo.\u2014The Central Depot for the aale of I\u2019lantagenet Water, No.18, Notre Dame Street, Lower Town.will supply to partie* resident in Canada every description of (General Merchandize aa well as Newspapers, Periodicals.B >oks, kc.AH orders to he accompr rued by remittances, either in Canadian B.rok- M»*a, or Drafts on England.II, Clement'» Lane, Lombard Street, T.nndon.July 16th, 1853.\t3m 3-#*w Xfotico to lt\\ip Builders.PERSON! X side bel S desirnj below Qru for SHIP BUILDK taformattofi bv npu Subscriber, Attigny Street.ining on the river lot of TIMBER reive some useful this Office or to the J.SMITH.Quebec, 22nd July 1853 TO THX3 ZiADIBB.IHK Subscriber off rd her «ervice» NURSE r TENDER or MIDWIFE, to those who will p1*A«e to give her abal^al 329, Champlain Street.\t\\\t\u2019 1 WIDOW KININ.Queb*:, 22nd Angnat, 1853.\t# A DEPOT for the above Wafer is olao opened at Mr.G.G ARDOUIN\u2019S APOTHECARY, Upper Town Market Place.Quebec.16th August.1853.NOTICE OF HEALTH.has just received from **n of this valuable h wonuera in the Theae Waters in truth the wonder of cure of D tpepsia, Mineral Wn.ter from the Artesian Wells.AT ST.CATHARINES, CANADA WEST.rpHK UNDKRsigNF.I.the»* Springs a l WATER, which is work United States and Up now being introduce^ 'he age, their efficacy in Kidney and Liver C plsinta, Paralysis, kc., is intallihle.F.xternally spplieil to eases of Gout, Scrofuia, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago, kc., they aet with magic sesreely credible.A Book accompanying every bottle gives an account of the medical quality of the water.For sale.whMesale and retail, in Qnebec, by JOHN MUS^ON k CO., cerner of Bn»de and Dufoif Stree s; and JOSEPH BOWLES.Druggist*, Mrdicsl Hall, Upper Town Market Place.Qnebec, 6th Sept., 1553,\tlm lainta, Female Com- 1: THE MORNING CHB-ONICLE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29.18 5 3.WESTERN Fire, Ocean and Inland Marine A durance Company.IMCOirORATSD ACT OF FaFLIAMENT.Capital,\t£100,000.HOME OFFICE^\u2014TORONTO.1]tIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE ran b»* ^ effected with thia Company, at the Office ol JOHN LAIRD, Aoekt fob Qukbkc, 8t.Lawrence Chamber», St.Peter Street.Quebec, 18th April, 1853.\t7im BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE COMPANY.CAPITAL, -\t- - -\t£100,000.HEAD OFFICE,\u2014TORONTO.Governor\u2014Honhi.ic.WM.ALLAN.Deputy Goveenob\u2014G.P.U1D0U F, K»q P.P.M.Office of Quebec A Agency Wharf.on West India THE su BSC R ! b E R having accepted the AGENCY of thia Company, is now prepared to take MARINE RISKS, Ocean and In* land, on Vessel» and Cargoes.Also,\u20141NS1 K* ANCB AGAINST FIRE, on tenu» as moderate as other safe offices.J.W.LEAYCRAFT, Agent.Quebec, 4lb June, 1853.ONTARIO MARINE & FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY' HEAD 0KFIC*.HAMILTON, CANADA WEST.president.E.CARTRIGHT THOMAS, Esq.VICE PRESIDENT.D.C.GUNN, Esq.BOARD OF DIRECTORS.H.C.Baker, Eaq., ( N.Merritt, Esq.M.W.Browne, Peter Csrroll,\t\u2022* 1>.C.Gunn,\t\u201c James McIntyre.\u201c James Matbiesun,\" John F.Moore, James Osborne, C.A.Sadlier, E.C.Thomas, John Wilson, 1 bankers.THE GORE BANK.SOLICITORS.ESSRS.BURTON At SADLIER.SECRETAKT.C.HORATIO GATES.ACCOUNTANT.WILLIAM POWIS.MARINE fCBVKVOB.CAPTAIN McARTHUR.OFFICE of the QUEBEC AGENCY, No.2, ST.JAM -.S STREET, op|>*>site to tl.e Custom Houss: .Marine, Ocean, and Inland Insurances effected (non the most lavouiab.'e terms.H.W.WELCH.Agent.Quebec, 15th June, 1852.THE COLONIAL LIFE A&MJUAME Governor, THE BIGHT HONOURABLE THE EARL OF ELGIN AND KINCARDINE Governor General of Canada.HEAD OFFICE.22 St.Jiuirtw Square, Edinburgh.Ciinadll\u2014HE AD OFFICE, MONTREAL, 49 Great St.Jamet Street.Board of Directors.The Hon.Peter McGill.President ol the Bank of Montreal.Chairman.The Hon.Justice Slct ord.The Hon.Auguste N.Moi in, Provincial Sec.Benjamin H.Le Moine, Esq., Cashier olthe People's Bank.John Ogilvy Moffatl, l1 jq., Merchant.Henry Starnes, Esq.Medical Adviser.Law Agent.Geo.W.Campbell, M.D.John Rose, Eaq.Manager.ALEXANDER DAVIDSON PARKER.rpHK COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE COM I J.PAN Y has been es\u2019ablished lor the purpose : of affording to the Colonies ot Great Biitain the advantages of Life Assurance, end its regul tions have been bo trained, as to attain that object in the moat efficient manner under the most lioeral covenants.The progress of the business has been attended with complete succeas, and the Com|>any has obtained the entire confidence ot those whose patronage it was its object to seek.From the wide basis ol its constitution, and the extent of its resources, the Company affords ad* vantages which no local institution can conler ; and i has goo., -round for asicing public preference and support over other British lifficts doing bust ness in the Colonies, no' only with reference to the facilities which it aftorus, by receiving premiums aid paying claims in any brili-h Colony where its Polity Holders may reside, out on the ground that, in seeking business out ol Great Britain.it does so not as an after thought, its C olonial arrangements not being mere extensions ol or ud-ditious io a home business, but as part ol its original scheme and intern ion.The Fronts of the Company fortne period from IS in to 1854 tall to be divided us at 2ith May I>04, and parlies who Assure during the present year w ill participate.Every iutoi mat ion u to the Company, audits ter ms and conditions lor Assurance, can be had on apolicat on to ALEXANDER DAMDSON PARKER, Manager for Canada.Or to\tA J.MAXHAM, Agent for Quebec.Dec.29, 1852.\t12nn EQUITABLE nui: miiuiwE lutiptxt, 450 WUST STB.AJÏ», LONDON.13 Great St.James Street, Montreal.CAPITAL\u2014£500,uOO STERLING.CHAIRMAN\u2014A.C.BARCLAY, Esq., DIRECTORS.Charles Bennct, Esq., I John Shaw, Esq , Hugh Croft, Esq., | Edmund 8 Symee, Esq, John Moss, Ej.q.,\tj Clement Tabor, Esq BRUaNNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, i PRINCES» s/lÉET, BANK, LONDON ¦¦tailishkd Ave.1, IBS?* On the PHILOSOPHY of MARRIAGE, and the SECRET INEIR.MITIKS of YoUTH and MATURITY, with Eilty Coloured Engravings on Steel, in French, English, German, Dutch.Spanish, and Italian, in a bealed Envelope, 2s.6J.Sterling.SBIsF-PRESSRVATiorj : A N Analytical Investigation of the Physiology and E une nous of Marriage, in all the bearings in which that important subject affects the heal'h and happin-sa ol man, with Us Disqualifications and Irmsedimeult, tracin* their origin to the effects of juvenile solitary habits, youthful excess, tropical climates, or clo e study ; follow-ed by practical remarks, founded o.i twenty years' experience in the treatment ot impuissance, nervous debility, local weakness, spermatorrhea, syphi is, and all diseases ol e urinary and -ene-rative svste n.Illustrvted by Eilty Coloured Engravings, on the Anatomy of the Reproductive Organs, and their relative cjiidtlions in bealih and disease.By Dr.SAMUEL LA\u2019MF.RT.37, Bedlor Srpiare, London, Doctor of Medicine, Matriculated Member of the University of Edinburgh, Honorary Member ot the London Hospital Medical Siri^ty, Li-centiateof t.ie Aitottie.-.irie»\u2019 Had.London.8tc.The essential object of this treatise ii to point out the fearful consequences resulting tio.n certain 'mbits, irregulaiili-t, and excesses, wo -h have produce.! more misery in youth, degradation in manhood, and premature decay at all stages ol life.than, perhaps, any other Hass of divase known to modern pathologists.Ils p.rusai is particularly recommended to persons en-teitaining secret doubts ol their physical condition, and who are conscious of having hazarded the h alth, happiness, and privileges to which every human being is entitled.1 he treatment adopted is founded on experience gained in the most celebrated schools of medicine ho'h in this country and in continental Europe.The results ol the knowledge thus acq-nred are here condensed under the personal supervision of Dr.La\u2019.Vieil, himself one of the lew legally qualified physicians who have devoted their whole and undivided studies to la.a important branch of medical science.In short, «very peculiarity relating to 'he treat-m nt of the disease incidental to the generative system, and the means of immediate leli^l and ultimate cure, and described in d«tail.The professional reputation of Dr.I.a\u2019'iert, who ha* taken the most distinguished medical academic honors at horn*' and abroad, s in itself a sufficient guarantee that those who may place themselves under his care will, in every instance, meet with that delicate consideration and inviolable secresy which are so requisite in the treatment of these cases.BKVIRWS OF THF.WORK.\" This is decidedly the most scientific and \u2022 et most intelligible work of the kind; and the engravings and explanations which accompany it presents a moral and instructive lesson.The subject is altogether treated in a very superior mariner, and the author being a legally qualified medical man, we recommend his work t