Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 22 mai 1855, mardi 22 mai 1855

[" /¦ 4 VOL.IX.] AND COMMEECIAL c,vt,AVf* wMcemiM ' QUEBEC, TUESDAY, \u201822ni> MAY, AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.18 5 5.[NO.2201.- 1 - 1 1 ¦¦¦ For Sale or To Let.MT TO LET.\u2019HK NEW SHOP ia Shaw\u2019» Buildings, sdjsininf tbtt occupied by Mr.Shaw- Apply to LANGLOIS k SHAW, Notaries.Quebec, 28th April, 1865.rpHE well known stand, long ocru-f?nl 1 pied by MARTIN RAY, as a TO-¦ HACCOMaT, Ship-Chandlery and Grocery Store.A tempting chance for a dealer in Snuff and Tobacco.The Sure in the rear ia one of the best in the City, and well adapted for a Snuff Manufactory on a large acale\u2014water power could be aupplied from the Water Worka.Also, a first rate Subie and Coacb-bouae.A lease of the whole would be given for a term of yeara, to a good Tenant.Apply on the pre-mises to JOHN FISHER.Quebec 23rd April, 1855.FOR SALE.A WELL FINISHED HOUSE, ;\t^ il- with Hangard, situated in St.Do- minique Street, St.Roc.ha, near Mr.Peters, well adapted for a family.Conditions liberal.Apply to the undersigned, Proprietor, on the premises.B.DASTOU.Quebec, April 21, 1855.\tu FOR SALE.r| HAT CERTAIN PROPERTY.1 well known as \u201cSIMMONS'»\u2019 at LAKE BKAUPORT.moat plea- | aantlr aituated.contalaing 120 Acres, ol which 35 are clear, with ibe Dwelling Hooecand Barns, being a favorite reson in summer.J.GRKAYKSCLAPHAM.N.P.For Sale or To Let.HOUSE TQ LET,\u2014One Mile erom Town.JgmJL A MOST DESIRABLE DWF.L-r:?.1 xx LINO,Comprising Drawing Room, Dining Room, Six Bed Rooms, Kitchen, Pantry, Stabling, Couch House, Garden, kc , in the beat order.Possession immediately.Enquire at this office.Quebec, Iffih Mey, 1865.\t3 TO LET.Front tkt Flttt of June MU-ALP oft one story house, XI situated in a pleasant and convenient part ol Geohgk Stbeet, very near the Battebt.\u2014To be let cheap.\u2014Lesaor can dispose of tome Furniture and Fixture*.Apply at this office.Quebec, 18lh May, 1855.To be Let X||L' .TTALPtarb, second and third flaU, XI North Side, in those extensive ¦ Premises known as the CONVENT STORES.Apply to HUGH MURRAY, or\tL.PREVOST, Esq., N.P.St.Peter Street.Mith May, 1855.\t6 ROOMS TO LET.THREE ROOMS suiuble fora small family.\u2014Possession immediately.FAIRCHILD Ac WALKER, 7 2, St.John Street.Quebec, 12th May, 1855.\tu Quebec.April II, 1855._ TO BE LET.\u2019HE DWELLING HOUSE TO LET HANDSOME COTTAGE, on the Gomin Road, St.Foy.Apply to CAPT.McGRATH.Quebec, 15th May, 1855.\t1m ij|A mi: corner of Clapbaaa Terrace, L«wis Road.Apply to JOHN PATERSON, Arthur Street.Quebec.7th April, 1855.TO EET, With Immediate Possession, \u2022»«£, H0°\u201c' N°- 2'\u2019 ST- LlW'* OJjiccn Stores to Let.3\"3HE well known Prentiaea occupied subscribers, at the Ocean & ti.IHE well known Premise* occupied by the subscribers, at the Ocean Steamsuips rUAMVM.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 Their OFFICES in St.Peter Street.JOHN ANDERSON k CO., St.Peter Street.Quebec, 27th April, 1855.For Sale or To*Let.A FARM, situateon the Riveb Becamcoub, in the Township of Stankold, at a abort distance from the Railroad Station.For Particular!, apply (postage free) to DK.JOS.PAIXCHAUD, Quebec.March 29th.1855.Stbest, Upper Town, occupied hy the undersigned.The House is freshly Papered and Painted, is in perfect order, and has a Yard and Garden.It can be seen every day after 10 a.m.Apply on the premises, or at Masson, Thjbauceau k Co.I.THIBAUDEAU, Quebec, llth Mav.1855.\tII CORPORATION NOTICES.Corporation of Quebec.Hater Works Department* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all Person* in receipt of Water from toe Ciljr Water Work», Must Pay the MX MONTHS RATE Due »'bom the 1*t MAY to 3I»t OCiOBEK next, into the Office of the City T HKAbuajc, before the teiroination of the present month.The supply of Water will be stopped from all persons who neglect to obey this notice on the 31st inst.By order, W.SHORDICHE, « .\tManager.Quebec, |ih May, I855!______ ROAD M\u2019KVEYOR\u2019S omen.City Hall, Quebec, 2nd April, 1855.TN CONSEQUENCE of the TRENCHING on 1 MOUNTAIN STREET, PRESCOTT GATE will be CLOSED until further orders.By order, JOS.HAMEL, __\t________________Road Surveyor, C3ÊÊGÊ- 'T\u2019HKKK splendid rose- rTTTT A WOOD, 61 and 7 Octave Instruments, for Sale CHEAP, to close consignments.\u2014also.\u2014 Several SECOND HAND PIANOS.The above will bj sold a Bargain, as the Subscriber is going to England on business, in May.H.OWEN.John Street.Quebec, 16lh April.1855.A I.& L.A LEWINE, HATTEKS AND FUKKIERS, No.11 Fabrique Street, OPPOSITF.THE JESUITS\u2019 BARRACKS UPPER TOWN, QUEBEC.February 25, 1K53.TO LET.LARGE STORE on Hunt\u2019s Wharf.\u2014Apply to W.DINNING, St.Peter Street.Quebec, 8th May, 1855.m TO LET Possession Immediately.HE DWELLING HOUSE and *\u2022 Elm Grovs,\u201d of A.H.Young, Out-Houses at the late residence Esq.Apply to PATERSON, MARTIN k Quebec, 7th May, 1855.CO.FOR SALE, k-4 rpHAT VERY DESIRABLE PRO-fajj X PERTY, on the St.Lewis Road, called 4* Elm Grove.\u201d the late residence of Mr.A.H.Young.A large part of the purchase money may remain on the prope ty if required.Apply at the office ol Messrs.A.PATERSON, YOUNG k CO.Quebec, 30tb March, 1855.TO LET, MXIUMBERS 3 and 4.MOUNT CAR-IM MEL TERRACE, CAPE, newl painted and papered, with gas dttinga, kc.kc.N.H.BOWEN, Artbur Street.Quebec, 22nd Marhc, 1855.BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.ON the ST.LEWIS ROAD opposite Spencer Wood.On the St.Foy Road opposite Holland House, \u2014and\u2014 On the Holland Road.In Free and Common Soccage\u2014Terms ok Payment Easy.Apply to ROBERT CASSELS.Quebec, 7th March, 1855.MT FOR SALE, IHF.HOUSE and DEPENDENCES, No.'J, Sault-au-Matelot St opposite the Quebec Bank.It has a Spacious CelUr.Apply to Dr.PAlNCHAUD, Palace Gate.12th May.1855.\t1m 3 a-w TO LET, F*om First or May Next, MrpHE TWO STORY CUT STONE X HOUSE, in St.Vallikr Street, adjoining Mr.Bisset\u2019s residence, and occupied by Mr.Gihsone for the last six yeaia.The bouse is well adapted for a large family.For condition* apply to Ma.BISS ET, on the premises.Quebec, 3rd Feby.jJ855.\tu_____ Lor Sale or to Let.THE PREMISES lately occupied by Mr.McCoao.a* a SHIP-BUILDING YARD, \u2014well adapted for a LUMBER YARD, or any othpr Establishment requiring a large space of ground.\u2014Apply to JOHN MÜNN.Quebec, 2rtth Fehy.,1855.\t_ I'UK SALE.\" BUILDING LOTS, containing from 1 to 7 Acaas or Land, fronting on the St.Lewis, St.Foy and Thornhill Roads.The above Lota are within a mile-and-a-half of Qutbec, and held in Free and Common Soccage.Apply to ROBT.MITCHELL, Arthur Street.Quebec, loth Feby., 1855.Office to Let IN the Old Custom House Building, Gil-LEsriEs\u2019 Whark.\u2014Apply to PHILIP V ROBIN.Quebec.6th Feby.1855.FOR SALK.FOUR FARMS, of 90 Arkents ea, S.H.LIVALLEE & CO., General Commission Agents, .ifOtkPAtttftft A Ui obci \u2022» QUEBEC.tFOrriric, 8t.Peter Htrert, opposite Mesar*.G.B.Symk* k Co.\u2019a Office.Q'inhef.2.7 d A pnl, I MAO TOURANGEAU VILLE, rpms VAT.IUrI E property, ailuaM lI near St.Foy\u2019a Toll Gate, and adjoining the property of John Thompson.Esquire, ia to be CONCEDED in BUILDING LtrTS of 60 Feet, French tntaaure.Apply te MICHEL TESSIER, Notary.Quebec, 28th April, 1855,\t12 THE BRITISH 4 NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.From New York lo Liverpool Chief Cabin Passage.$130 Second do do .75 From Boston to Liverpool.Chief Cabin Passage.$110 Second do do .6o The ships from Boston call at Halifax.Abasia, Capt Judkins, America, Capt.Lang, Persia, ( apt llyria, Kurofa, Capt t'-bannon, Asia, Capt E G Lott, Canada, Capt Stone, Africa, Capt Harrison, Niagara, Capt Leitch These vessel» carry a clear White Lignt at mast head; Green on starboard bow; Bed on port bow.leave\tWKDKESDAY- Africa, Harrison, \u2022\u2022 Boston, do 9th May Asia, Lott,\t** Boston, do 23rd \u201c America, Lang, ** Boston, do\t6th June.Afsica, Harrison \u201d Boston, do\t20ih \u2022\u2022 tFThere will be no steamships of thia line from New York until further notice.Bertha not secured until paid for.An experienced burgeon on board.Ihe owners of these shi|>a will not be account able for Gold, Silver, Bullion, Specie, Jewelry Precious Stones or Metals, unless bills of lading are signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed.ror Freight or Passage apply to E.CUNARD.4 Bowling Green, New York, Or S.S.LEWIS, Boston.Agent# in Europe:\u2014D.St C.MacIvkr, Liverpool ; G.k J.Burns,Glasgow ; J.D.F oord 52 Old Broad Street, London ; Donald Corkis Havre, and 17 Boulevard des Italiens, Paria.May 4th.1855.1855! VERMONT CENTRAL fixi ifFyin' nwn nhj fl,!1 mJÈL NEW HAT & FUR ESTABLISHMENT, No.66, JOHN STREET, Upper Town A.SIMPSON & CO., IMI\u2019ORTLKK, Wholesale and Retail Dealers, and Manufacturers, AO\t/^O., HAVING purchased \u2022 O» (X/\t\u2019 ' at a Great Sacrifice for Cash, the ENTIRE STOCK of the late Mr F.X.Foist, and irceiving daily from the BEST HOUbKHin ENGLAND, FRANCE and UNITED STATES, (with whom they have ruade permanent arranxementR.) supplies of the mosi SUPERB STYLISH k FASHIONABLE ARTICLES in the HAT and FUR LINE, solicit with confidence, public attention to their SPRING ASSORTMENT of GENTLEMEN\u2019S SATIN, SILK, BEAVER, k FELT HATS LADIES\u2019 RIDING and YOUTH'S HATS, of vaiiou* S:yles.Children\u2019s FANCY HATS.Naval.Military, and Spnring Caps, Hoy\u2019s Caps, sssorted size» and patterns, kc.fn fuitht-r iiivititing attention to the advantages possessed by them at their outset in business, A.S.St Co., beg to refer to the long expe-sicnce of'heir Mr.A.Simpson ia one ot the principal Hat and Fur Establishments of the Ci'y.as a guarantee that Judgment and Taste will be «xetrised in the Selection and Manu-facture, and the \u201cGetting up\u201d of their Goods,\u2014and determined m doing business to adhere strictly to AN UNDEVIATING CASH PRINCIPLE.A.S.k Co , feel confident that whilst the QUALITY and SIYLK of their HATS.CAPS, and other articles will be found to be EQUAL IF NOT SUPERIOR to those ot any other House in ibe Trade.\u2014their PRICES will be CONSIDERABLY LOWER.A S.k Co., also invite attention, particularly of Strakuebs staying in Kussfll\u2019s and other Hotels in this City, to their Handsome Collection of INDIAN CURIOSITIES.Quebec, 30th April, 1855.\t2m BRITISH AND UNITED STATES BOULZL ROUTS TO Boston, New York, Worcester & East.Wimtoir AiriraBiganai&iEitU PASSENGER TRAINS w-i II run as follows Leave ROUSE\u2019S POINT at 11.00 A.M.and 6 00 P.M , or on arrival of Trains from Montieal.Passengers leaving Montreal by Champlain k St.Lawrence Morning Tiam, connect at Rouse\u2019s Point with the 11.00 A.M.Train over Vermont Central Rai'road, go to Troy same evening, or to Montpelier or Northfield, to stopover night.Passengers leaving Montreal by the Champlain k St.Lawrence 3.30 P.M.Tram, atop at Bui-lington over night, and proceed next morning via Vermont Central Lu^e to Boston, New York nnd intermediate Stations ; Arriving in Boston eaklif.h than by any other Route, and in New York the same even nx.Thia ia the only Route by which Through 1 ickkts are sold.Get Thsough Tickets I ria Vermont Central Line.tor Tickets, information, kc., apply to PAUL MONDOU, Agent, 63 Commissioner Street, Montreal.January 22nd.1855.Laper and Stationen/ WAKrHOUGZ, (DRUM\u2019S BUICaDItfGS,) No.55, ST.PAUL STREET.THE Subscribers beg to inform their friends and the public generally, ihat they intend opening an Estsblishment in the above line, on 1st MAY next, when they will be prepared to ¦upply the Trade with every descriDtion of PAPER STATIONERY, kc.They will also be prepared to take Older* for all descriptions of PRINTING and WRAPPING PAPERS.(Canadian Manufacture,) of any Size or Wright, which tney will be able to sop.ply on Favourable Tesms, and on the shortest notice.,\tJ.k W.REID k CO.James Itrin.i William Krid, ( NEW TAILORING esta b l is h ment.M.M^AVOY, Merchant Tailor and Draper.THE Subscriber take* this method of informing the Citizens ot Quebec, and its vicinity, that he has JUST OPENED a NEW TAILORING ESTABLISH MEM , AT No.26, ST.JOHN STREET, formerly occupied by Mr.J.Roberge, Where he i* prej^r^d to Execute all Ordess in bis line ol busines*.He will k ep on hand every description of goals suitahlo tor «II kinds of Garments such as Coats, C'oaks, Vests, Pantaloons.kc., which he Mill nuke up in the latest atyle of either English.French, or American h ash io\\, and warranted to fit in every pai-ticular.By paying sui.t attention to his business he hopes to b-* able to meut a liberal rhare ol the patronage of ihe City and surrounding country.M.MeAVOY.Quebec, 4th May, 18»5.\t3m DRY leOODS.TH E h'uhsctibers are now receiving, via Portland nnd Boston, arid expect per lirst arrivals at thir Port, their u*uai large Impur talions of LANDING ex \u201c liritauniu\u201d 1A/Wi TJOXE8 Casey\u2019s Crown Brand 1UUU X> LIVERPOOL J'OAP.LANK, GIBB fc CO.Quebec, 8th May.1855.BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, John Street, (CORNER OF URSULE STREET.) COLLINS & NORTIIM OKE RESPECTFULLY intimate to the inhabitants of Quebec and its vicinity, that they have leased the above premises, where they will be prepared to execute all orders in their line, at the shortest notice and on the roost reasonable terms.THEY OFFER FOR BALE A CHOICE AND VARIED STOCK OF Xsadies ét Qentlemenrs Boots 4t Shoes of the Z*et et Fashion, embracing patterns and workmanship not to be surpassed.J.C.having been engaged as an experienced foreman who Las bad tbe charge of the practical part of an extensive business for many years, and having other facilities which enable them to purchase materials at the best and cheapest rnsrktt*.they flatter themselves that they will be able to give entire satisfaction to those who nr.sy favor them with their order* N.B.\u2014As all lasts used at thia establishment are manufactured by themselves, Ladies and Gentlemen difficult to fit, can have them made for the express purpose.Quebec, 9th Mav.1855.Quebec Hydraulic Cement.undersigned having purchased the Patent 1 for the Manufacture of the above Cement, from Mr.Pierre Gauvrkau.ofT-r for sale T EN THOc SAND B A K R F LS CE M E N T known as ihe \u201cQUEBEC HYDRAULIC CEMENT.\u201d CHINIC, SIMARD k METHOT.Quebec, 12th May, 1855.\t1m JANES t MORGAN, fortaiitng fc iLommission joints.THE undersigned having completed their ar-rangements as Agents fir a DAILY LINE OF bTKAMERS, between MONTREAL and QUEBEC, are prepared to forward every description of goods from Upper Canada or United States that may be consigned to them, and Vice Vebsa.W.1).B.JANES, R.J.MORGAN.Montreal, 1st May, 1855.Spring Omsk Bkbmrr.Quebec.2.3rd April, 1355.TO CABINET MAKERS \\M> KEEPERS.3m HOUSE- TAYLOR\u2019S Compound Restorative AND This Polish is prepared on strictly chemical principle*, and will be found admirably useful for preserving and lesloring lo their oii-ginal lustre, all articles of varnished or Polished Furniture ; also Patent Leather, Oil Paintings, kc.FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY Win.EADOX, HARDWARE & GUTTA PERCHA STORE, ST.NICHOLAS STREET, PALACE GATE, QUEBEC, AGENT.Quebec, 26th April, 1855.\t12m C.W.JONES, ~ Com m i hr ion Mere It a n t.ÿrûkir anù tônural SUtnt.Office,\u2014ARTHUR STREET, opposite Exchange.Quebec, 3rd May, 185».the STORAGE.OTORAGE to he had in Bonded and Free O Storea.RY3N BROTHERS k CO.Quebec, 3rd May, 1855.DA\tALL AM, informs his customers.x\\.\tV-/ that he has retired from Ihe 1 AlLOKING BUSINESS, and he desires to tbsnk them for their liberal support.D A.C.requests that amounts due to him may he paid without delay at his Stor.- in St.Peter Street, opposite the Quebec Bank-Quebec, 3rd May, IN65.I>.MAUFflifi* ODNB&AX.Communion Merchant.OT>rrici,\u20142, ST.JAMES STREET.Quebec.2nd May, 1865.\t12 Ship\u2019s Boats.THE undersigned has constantly on hand.SHIP\u2019S Boats, of all sizes.DKPDT\u2014Oli v xa\u2019e Apply to Quebec, l()th March, 1856.WHAtr.J.B.DUTIL.7m 40 by T.MACNIDER MAS REMOVED his OFFICE, fo No.6 ST LAWRENCE CHAMBERS.Quebec, 16th April, 1855.REMOVED.ft''HK undersigned has R EMOV ED Ms 1 OFFICE t\u201d SHAW\u2019S BUILDINGS.Foot of Mountain tftai., opposite to .Messrs Ckimic, SiMaan, MkTh6t fc Cd.\u2019a Stork.JOHN YOUNG, Advocatk.Quebec, 2nd, Feby.1855,\t12m-p and\tSt unmet f9 00(1R y which wi'I of cr.urse comprise the CHOICEST and MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT this Market.The SILK.Ml AWL, MANTLE, f LOI H, ti nd ( ANSI.ME UK, and various other DEPARTMENT*, will he imusua ly well suppled, and owing to the ii\"htnes* of th- tunes Tho Goods will bs Sold at the Smallest remunerating Profit- Every thing mirked in plain figure t.J.k K.MORGAN.N.B.\u2014WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENT in the REAR.Quebec, 4 h May, 1851.NEW GOODS eceivcd by CTmard Slcamer.Sl.mOHSXORKWET JJAVK JU.'-T OPENED a large assortment PARASOLS.RIBBONS, kc.am! would particularly call the attention of gen tlemen to their rhoice n«w Mock of NECK TIES.SHIRT COLLARS am BRACES, which were selefed in London by one of the firm.\u2014 AND,\u2014 Are expecting hy tho Eust >hips, a quant\u2019ty o GOODS in thr-ir lin-, ITT ON E PRICE ONLY.^3 «r-i.\u2019i (woods marked in Plain Figures.SIMONS k ORKNEY, 32, bt.John Street.Quebec.25thApril, 1855.41 Packages of NEW DRY GOODS.41 JAMES HEWITT & Co., HAVE j»i»t receded per Sri no Flf.kt, PACKAGES ol Now Fancy & Staple Goods, which, owing lo the d-prrssed ata\u2019e of European Markets,\thave BEEN\tBOUGHT\tVERY CHEAP, and WILL BE SOLD MUCH UNDER ORDINARY PRICKS J5tl Pieces Mouselined#\tLame, from\t5Jd.I IK) \u201c\tBlk.k (VIM Coburg Cloths,\u201d\t8jd.\u2022 00 Printed Muslin Dress,** at\t2».HJ, 300 Do do do.French Pattern*.ftom\t6».3d.100 Pieces 36 in, h.White Long Cloth Shirting,\t4}d.\u2014a i so\u2014 AJlsrge and choice selection nf Shawls.Scsrfs, New Dress Good*, Bom et*.Ribbons, Parasol», French Flowers.Laces.Hosiery, («hves.I.men.Damasks, Towellings- snd every description ol HOUSEHOLD FAMILY GOODS All vndf.r osdinirv raid;* JAS, HEWITT k CO., 38, John Street.Quebec, 10th May, 1855.Landing ox \u201c Britannia\u201d and ** Toronto.\u201d Q/Wk I )OXFS SOAP.Oabry.Ov/ve JJ 50 Bbls.Washing Soda, lOHhla do.do.15 Bids.Baking Soda, 20 '\u2022 Csperas, 100 Bags Patna Rice, 1st quality, For Sala by H.TURCOTTE.St.Peter Street, Lower Lown.Quebec, 8th May, 1856.St Lawrence Hotel, No.60, St.Peter Street.MRS.H A M MON'D re*r*ct!uHy tnfottr9 kfr Fnends and the Public that, she is prepared to receive BOARDERSor TRAVELLERS Breskl.ist re»dv at all times by the arnvsl of the Montreal Boats.Eveiy attention will be paid to those favoring her with their custom.Olher Meals will he prepar,d when required on their leaving the city.Quebec, lUth May, 18Ô5.VICTORIA HOTEL, W W \u2014 \u2014 -j w j) Adjoining flip terminus of the Quebec and Richmond Railway.THIS Extensive and Elegant Hot»! is row-open for the rerepijr-n of Travellers, who will find every comfort and accommodation on the MOST REA*ON AIA.k S.Nordheimar.Cbampafne foraale\u2014J.M.Fraser.Cai.yasa for aale\u2014Lockhart k Louaoa.Mowae to Lat\u2014R.Milcbell k Co.Horae for Sal*.Apartioen\u2019.a required.Fiah, kr.for Sale\u2014Fraaer.Wyatt k Co.Lofwood, do.\tdo.bbevele, Powder, kc.for aole\u2014C.k W.Wurlele Muo.Sufar for Sale\u2014Jamea J.Lowndea.Tailorinc Fatabliahment\u2014J.O'Brien.Sal* of Dry Good*,\u2014G.k H.Gibaou*.QUEBEC.MAY 22.1855.O SEE FOURTH PACK.yV The Prea# eloewhere ia warned of the \u2022ouducl of Paul Julien ami hu troupe murt-(olr, who left thia on Friday laat, without paying the city newapapera for advertising their Concerta.THE NEWS BY THF.\u201cBALTIC.\u201d Wo exclude editorial and other matter prepared for thia day's paper to make room for the following ample details of the news by the \u201c Baltic,\u201d which has brought Liverpool datee to the 5th instant.The attempt made on the life of Louis Napoleon has excited general sympathy in F.ng-laud and France.The Emperor\u2019s recent ?iait, the community of interests between the two nations at this conjuncture in the affaire of Europe, and a just apprehension of what the consequences might have been had the assassin succeeded in his design, have caused this universal reprobation of an act which every Englishman despises and detests.Not only for his own sake, but that the world may be spared many calamities, there are few who will not join in the cordial prayer of the London Timet, that the life of the Emperor Napoleon may be long preaerred.The indefinite pootpuneniont of His Majesty's departure tor the Crimea lends colour to the belief in an extended conspiracy rumored to be organised against him.On replying to th« congratulations of the Senate, Napoleon, who like his uncle, is a fatalist, said\u2014\u201c I lear nothing from the attempts of assassins.\u2014 Tneru are existences which are the instruments of the decrees of Providence.As long as I shall not have fulfilled my mission I >run do danger.\u201d The events before Sebastopol are fully des-enbed in the Journal of the Siege.General Canrobert had telegraphed to Pans, that he anticipated an otfeiisive movement on the part of the enemy.From a conversation that took place in the House of Lords, it would apjiear that further nsgotiations with a view to the establishment of peace are likely to bo set on toot.\u2014 In making a brief statement relative to the lato Conferences.Lord Clarendon stated that although no negotiations with Russia were at tho moment proceeding, still Austria was preparing to bring about further negotiations.His Lordship added, that at the conclusion of the last Conference Count Huol expressly said that the means of arriving at peace were not exhausted, and that it would be the special duty of Austria to endeavour to produce those moans to the Allied Rowers, and that proposals made to tne members of the Conference were still under discussion.His Lordship on being questioned as to the course likely to be ultimately pursued by Austria declined hasarding any opinion.It appears that the aides proposed to Russia two alternatives\u2014 one that the Eoxine should be declarer! a neutral sea, open to the commerce, and closed to the ships of war, of all nations; the other that the Russian force in that sea should be in some degree limited.The Russian plenipotentiaries rejected both these propositions, and afterwards made some counter proposition of their own, which England, France and Austria unanimously agreed was inadmissible.Bixot, of (he Fiencb Engin**!*, Ml a v;rlun to hu contempt of the enemy's itfWmen, anil It is uui.deriul Low Le *»ra|N-d to long, for he was arcus'omcd to ws'k a boil tn* advanced tivnrhes With a hlilc red skullcap, all embroidered With gold lac*, on bit bead, iitf as well as she could, i he batteries Continue their fire a!! day as usu tl.The Rrdsn, Garden Batteiies.Round Bat'cy, suit Ba^rsck Battery, were worked with activity tf rougohut the day.I he Round tower has had enough of it.and is neatly shut up ; and ihe fire on the Mamelon i* so heavy an t constant that the enemy cannot get up guns to it.It was stated'hit the French would explode their mines (fbtiÿdrfes 1 bxlitvr) this evening at 1 o'cl-,.'* ; then th^ tim* wr.» deferred till 6 o'clor », and finally to an indefinite penoJ ol th'* event.and the groups ol »|>ectator», tired of waiting on the lulls, reined to their tent».The iioid-marsbal and his staff were amongst the number At hall-past 8 o\u2019clock, however, three pillai» of red tlarne hurtled through th# air with an appalling crash from under the hatieries ot the Flagstaff'BaAtion, blowing up the parapets and platform* of .he outer work* ami laying it in ruins The louub arid principal mine was not exploded, at it wa* found to o* close to the gallery of a Kus«iau mine, and so far the explosion failed and ihe French w-re unatle to nuke such a lodgment as was anticipated ; but they rushed in ami established ihetnsri vet in the course of the night in a portion of the outer work, and, to the \u2018\u2022est of my belief, they are th*r* at present.The Russians, believing the explmmn was the signs! for a general assault, ran to their guns, and for an hour their batteries poured fourth prod gious volumes ol fire and sm >k» sf ainsi our lines tram one «-x'remity to the other.Trie force and fury of 'heir cannonade was astounding, bit notwi'.h-\u2022 landing th-length and strength of the tire it caused but h'tle damag.- to the works ot th-sir de-enders.General H;zot died in tne course of the night.Hu wound dstunienl an unfavorable aspect tale m the day, and |:i spile of the Car* and skill of his rr.ediCal attendant» the gallant officer succumbed, to the regret of the whole army.We have also to ian.rnt tire death of Captain t\u2019rofton.R.K.The gallant officer bream* insensible soonaftifr he wa* so dreadfully injured, and never rallied, and Pr.Elliot and the officers in attendance on him couid not venture to amputate his leg.He was an energetic anti valuable officer.April IB.\u2014Tnere was a Council at JLord Raglan's to-day at which Urnar I\u2019.'.cha and the French generals assisted.General Bigot's honoured remains were in'crred to-day, and Lon! Raglan and ihe principal officers ot his tuff assisted at the sad mg, accordingly.ihrV ate aide to hold their post ceremonv.The cannonade on both sides wrs .!\u2022 '# on the :ell side of Ihe flagstaff an i distant eery heavy througnout the day, and as it was \"»'»\u2022 about 12 feet from where, betore the bom-calm and line th* French rocket battery opened bardmert the Ru»sun cannon ami embraanre* in ih-evening and fired into the dockyard build- stood.The French have made some no or 70 mgs with effect.small lire was observed to loopholes in the bieMtwoik, and through them break out aoon afvrward*.and llarnes w*r# ob-j keep up *n incessant fire on all w ho ahow m the battery 1'* pecu'iar angular position protects tPem much from ths effects of this fire, but still sufficient annoyance and injury is intliè'ed to gall the Hu«»mii' to the utmost If the Frencn extend thi* breastwork.as it is said th-y intend do-ii'g.the FI sgstaff will either become un enable, or so perfec'lv commanded as to be stormed without loss ; hut belorr s .ch an extension car.be made the Russians are certain to make desperate attempts to outset our aloes, if their attempts are successful, the French loae little, and merely begin de novo; il they are unsuccessful, and we retain the position, the stroi gest of the enemy\u2019s advanced battetixs fall into our hands.April 19.\u2014The firing was siack last night, in consequence of the supply of bombs being still luriber rrstticted by Lord Raglan\u2019s orders No attempt was made to dislodge the French tr. ished to 8u rounds per gun a day.Arrangement* have been made to supply the troops w ith bread occasionally, and they haveal-ready received rations of it in lieu of biscuit on two or three occasions.April 17.\u2014 Thera is a considerable diminution in the fire of our batterre.'s on both sides this morning.The haze, which lasted all night, has been dissipated by the sun, and has enabled us to \u2022e* that things in and about .'ebastopol are very much aa usual.Whether the ^Princess Royal went in ami lir-il b\"r broadside, or whether the fog prevented her, I cannot say, but certainly the report was not audible in my hu'.The French are still in the small lodgment whirh they eflec-led.II on\" i, to judge from tne direction of the fire of the Russian batteiies The suburb opposite the French is reduce I to heaps ol rubbish, up lo the lines of stately hou-es and ranges ol huildingswhich constitute the Belgravia of Sebas-topot.In \" orders\u201d last night there was a notification that Colonel Parity will take the c >mmiud of Cavalry division from the Ifitn of Apnl ; that the loth Hussars will be attached to the L'ght Cavalry Brigade; and that Lord George Paget will take the command of the latter.It is further or-red that Mr.Assistant-Commissary-Gencral Hawkins will take charge of the Third Division, vije Assistant-Commissary-Gencral Foublanque.appointed to the British Osrnanli Cavalry under Lieuienant-Gerieral Bea'.son, and that Mr.Deputy-Ai»iataiil-Commi«ssrv-Gerd Thompson shall take charge of the S-cond Division during th\" absence of Mr.Al»i*tant-Commi»«sry-n turned round and sstd, \"Dont give way mv bny*,\u201d but finding he was rr.oitally wounded he took him in his arms and carried hun back to the shelter of a breastwork The co'onel then returned t»tbe trench in tim ) to mik-hta arrangements for repelling the Russian co'utnus, wnich were then coming on.At 'he close ut the fight he was struck in the upper >ip by a rifle bullet, which pasted through hi* bead, su I he never spike again.It it impossible lo describe the sincere grief which his loss has occa»ion*d.Last rnght another atta-k was made upon the second nfle pit.At the first symptom of our advance the Russians fl-d with precipitation, and abandoned their post to oar m-n, who instantly occupied it- Later in the night a considerable number of tbe enemy's aWmisbera, came down, and between them and our men in the pits tome hot volleys were exchanged A desultory skiirriishing fight was maintained in this manner lor three or four hours, when tha Russians, having sustained considerable loss, again withdrew.In thil affair our casualties were heavy, bat Ly no means equal to the loss of the night before.As yet I have heard of no oth er beûigei'her killed or wounded.One of the pits is to lie filled up as useless ; 'he other, I am informed, will be used t> continue paitofour advanced trench.Tbe firing to-day has been unusually slack.Half our works are completely silent, owing to dismounted guns and injured embrasures.The enemy rarely fire a shot, and.indeed, appear'o treat our cannonade With perfect contempt.Today is ihe first day of a further reduction of oui fire.Each gun is now limited to ten rounds per diem ; the mortars to one shell per hour, day and night.There is no concealing the feci\u2014our final bombardmrn' h«s been a complete failure.\\»w bat'enes are tn be opened closer to the enemy; but our engineer and artillery officers seem quite to have lost a! faith in the effects of any cannonade.white the enemy pursue such Fabian tactics and withdraw by day all but a few shattered guns.Tb* guns whch the Russians now ure are co completely hidden, and their mortars placed so far back, that it is a mere wvste of powder to fire at them Ours (the guns at least) §*em to suffer.\u2018The right attack, on the faces opposed to the Mamelon and Malaknff.i* quite as much injured as either ofthose works.The Mam-fon \u2022ti l fiies thre* guns.This work seems invulnerable.or.rather.Pbœmx-like.to rise each nigh' fresh from its ruin'.We have utterly destroyed it at least ten timrs since our attack commenced, yet each nigh', in spit# of the fearful loss of life our she'll* must have caused them, tbe Russians have repaired it as w>li as new This morning tbe Turkish cavalry went out on another reconnais*\u2019nee towards Tchourgoum \u2014 A battery of our Horae Artillery accompanied, and the whole was under the command ol Ach-met Pasha.They had s skirmish w.th some of the Cossacks on the hill*, but must have got th» best of it, aa they ate a'ill pushing forward The result* ol this reconnaissance cannot be known un'.il this evening.Last night orders were a nt down tq measure the steamers in Balsklava, to ascertain the stowage for troops.It is lumoured that an expedition to Yalta is intended, so as to take the Russian defences round Tchorgoum in the rear.This ap pears to be more than probab e, as taking them ftom the front ia said to be out of the question.Something like thi« must be undertaken to free us from tb* chain of etr'hworks bv whirh all our movements at Balaklav* ate hampered.We have k*pt our lines, but nothing rpore, a* we dere nnt move a ouartorof a mile beyond them Capt.Christie hat arrived at Kamiescb, He is lo be tried by court-martial on the 24tb.Wo4.aad I am fold be beloagod lo the sect of Italians who reaooacod OalhullcUm.Il Is farther said lliai ha has anokan at Hroteslaut meotluga la Exeter hall.Fla Boil is now a! tho prefecture of police.He wears a strait jacket.A gaolar sleeps al tha foot of his bod to wsioh him.A hole has bron made In the wall through whloh ho may ho seen as be lie*, sad several parson* of \u2022ot* have boon to day to look at him.Ho lived In two wall-furnished rooms In lb« Faubourg Si.Honoré, th* XBBt of which he had paid for a mouth beforehand.A ookaldorable sum ot money was fount! lu bis rooms HU Pjslal* were of a cosify description, and very well made.The * instruction U.1 believe, (luithed Nothing fur Iher baa bees elicited front him than what I slated yes Weday It U thought that be will hr tried In ihe unit nary assise court, and not by Ihe High Court uf Justice Fanis.Tuesday.May 1.\u2014Ths report of the magi* tratoa, containing tb# esaiulualloa of the u.au who at tempted to nsaaaelaau the Emperor, has been dollverod to the Chambre da Cooarll ; this decided that the prisoner should be seal before the Chambre des Mises an Accusation, convoked extraordinarily for that purpose, and tho Court ha* Issued It* order by which he 1* to be brought before tbe Assixe Court of \u2018 tbo Brine, to be tried In conformity wltb tbe law.It U at the option of the Hoverelga to summon tbe HlghConrt of Justice to try tho yrlsonor a* accused of au attempt against his person.The detrrmlnallou to have him tried by tha ordinary courts, and aa an ordinary malefactor, la more judicious, as he is thereby deprived of tha important* whirh he would be Invested with by an t xtraordlnary tribunal Tbe trying such uiaiefaciort by the Court of 1\u2018eers in the lime of Louis 1\u2018hllippe was uoi wise, and it la not improbable ihata morbid desire for notoriety was therefore excited and kept ali va A mewling of tbe Hritlsb resident* in Paris it to lake place to-morrow afternoon at the English Kmbswsy, Lord Denbigh In the chair, for Ihe purpose of preparing ati address to tbe Emperor on his escape from assassination Fabi*.May li \u2014The assassin Ftanorl docs not suffer much from his wound.HU violence is so great that be is put In a straight waistcoat to prevent him destroying himself Kage and feer appear to keep him In a state of perpetual delirium.He has made few or no disclosures, but It Is thought Ibat he ha* sold safBclent to allow It to be understood that he bad watched for an opportunity to shoot ihe Kuiporor during hi* tqjourn In London, but was disappointed owing to (he crow ds liai Intercepted him, and also that for some days in Paris he bad care fullv studied every movement of tbe Emperor, in order to flx bis aim more accurately.I'abis.Wednesday, May if.\u2014Tb* meeting of English resldsnis for tbe purpose of agreeing to an addreas con graiulatlng ihe Emperor on his miraculous escape on Katnrday was held Ibis afternoon, in the hall room of the British Embassy, which was crowded to suffocation The Karl of Denbigh took the chair, and amou* the company wsre l^»rd Donoughmore.Ixird Cowley.Karl Mayo, Admiral Pellew, Itlr Henry Kilts.Kir Henry Huh wer, and othsr nobleinru and gentlemen of distinction The address, which was moved by Lord Donougbmvre.and seconded by the Karl of Mavo, was auauimously adopted.Ftanorl will probably be tried on Monday oe Tuesday next.It is doubted whether that Is after all bis real name, hut be will be tried as Fiauori.It is rondrmed that be had four pistols upon him.Tbo double-barrel led one which he used against (he Emperor D very well made and coal £6 In Knglaud.He says he is s married man.and has two children, who arc w'ith hia father m law in Italy It is whispered that he has male some Interesting dis.closures If he has said anything, it it perhaps relating to ths orgsniulion ol a society of assassins, from whoa such emissaries as be Is are ckoaen by lot.Some arrests arc sxid to have been made among the refugees in Farts.THE BOMBARDMENT OF SEBASTOPOL\u2014 THE HERO OF THE RUSSIANS \u2014 TERRIBLE BATTLES, 8t., Ac.[Fiutti the London Chronic\u2019e, May 5 ] The ccsiaiion of the boabatdinrni of Schaslopsl has ol yd been officially anuou»crJ, altuough ibe private communications received from in* seal of great and rootinurd rfluria on oar pari.TL* whole f ih* suifac* is exposed t* «vary kind of ire, and, it H sppasra the KutsDn* could nul Sold ttwi* ground iheic Miihoni a large daily sverag* of losses, ao a either ran we.Il liMy b* assumed, therefore, that w# have roi msdu this advance, which, Lkc the the affair *f Hm 19 k uluuto, hat probably teal u* many valuable lists, wuloul a deieriaiiiaifoM to push forward.YViih the enemy it wad, of cobtso, a neecasily of llteir poH'fon todrfend thtBimDcs aa well aa ihey could ; and it answered to lot# hundreds a day in the lilt pits, if ai ihal piice they could make u* keep our ditlenc* from their priacipal line.An advance to theso potls of danger and honor is mur» voluntary on our part, and doubtless also proceeds on a mora se*'led plan* Indeed, I «cry thi'g indi' ales that wr ate on ilt* point of totrge'ic opera-lions.Whether wo at* about lo el'ampi *n assault or lo concrutrsU our fo cat suddenly for an attack on the Russian sriay in tlie field, is not yal known.The reeonnaittaiica in force of Omer Pash* on the l9th certainly point* to iho Utter, and ils result might go acme way to decide ike allies in ihal direction.It appear* ihal, as many sagacious people have long sustwclcd, the Kaatiau force in our neighborhood is «try small.Probably Ihal Torre has always been exaggerated.A few Caisse!.*, occopy-ing \u2022 mound, or patrolling a hill, a collection of huit, and an occasional line of crap fire*, have often deceived our generals mlo tha bclwt that * large Russian army was hotqring in our rear.Etery sound ealculsGo» pomisd (ho other way, sod if is ¦tow questioned by competent authorities whether ihe Russians have ever had a hundred thousand mem at bncc iu me Crimea.The story icpoited the s'her day of sixty thousand fresh troops ariised ia Sehasto-pj|, and ouo hundred thousand mere in reserve at Simpberu|Ol, was un the qoeslioosblc authority of a Kuanan deserter, who seemed lobe dressed up for ¦ tie occasion, being evidraily superior to his assumed rharaticr of a nou-committioned officer, and who .\u2018tad be» n allowed to pass from the Russian line* lo our awn with suspicious facility.Whan the history of ihit greit tir|C c.iuet to be relat'd by Itussiai pens and ut miracles described iu their churches, no doubt tlie fact most mtisUd on will hr Ibe very small t umber of men wha have kepi ut so long at defiance, and i.(1 ctrd on us such serious loss.W e a'c n*w more s'ive lo ihe art* by wh ch the enemy hive multiplied Iheir numbers.We shall Dow push our reco:inui«ssnce further into Ihe field and our parallels nearer to the «alls ; the imposture, for such we believe it, will soon be bet 1er uude.-ttoud, and we shall lake that bolder line that bclon-s ta our superiority in numbers, as in courage, endurance, aud strength.W\u2019e «''served ihal thus lar here was nothin* to show whether the allies Would deal first with ihe city or with'he army in ihe field.Whatever may be ialend'd, If, indeed, \u2022 \u2022 y l'ecivian Ira* been come to, ihe prrsrnl In* cf opeiutisat woo'd be the *»me in ei her caso.For ihe ,sreset»t, we have lo compel tbe enemy .ibis, tha cl*h h month of a siege bean almost loyally suspended.This result hss c*.ducted wnhoul tliut of life or treasure, wo a% ATTEMPTED A8HA88INATION OF THE KM PKKOR NAPOLEON.Paris.April 39.\u2014At almnt half past five Tcsterdar 'Saturday) evening.Ih# Emperor was proreiding at a «low par*- up the grand avenue nf the Champs Klysérs.arrnmpanirtl nnlr by his aide de camp.Count Kdgstr Ney.and Colonel Valabrégue.Il was a chilly evening and there were not many people on Ihe parade at the time.When nearly opposite No.Ml! in the Champs Kly*£es, an assassin, leaning against a lamp-post to steady bis aim.fired a pistol at his Majesty The Kin peios slightly ducked hi* head and spurred his horse An insiani afterwords the man rushed forward* nnd when within a few pace* of him, some «ay 10 er (3 pares, others 4 or .'?\u2014fired a seennd shot Tho hall Is sold to have passed through Iho Kmperor's hat.Immediately after iho second shot was fired Ihe regicide wo* teixetl by two men In Mouses, wh * looked like operative*, hut were.In fort, agent* employed hy M Halcttrino.Ihe dirocinr of lb* terrât police ' Almost at Ihe same moment a gendarme, a native of Corsica, named Aletsandrinl.who.in tbo capacity of whal is com monly termed a *\u2022 bull dog,\" was following the Emperor In a brougham, arrompanh-d hy M Hirevoy.a commit sary of police rushed out of the carriaga with a drawn poniard, aud flew ai Ihe murderer, who.II appears, resisted violently Whether as a means of disabling him, or whether aeridenlsllv while laying hold of blm.may - rhapa be doubtful\u2014fnit tb* fœi is certain that Ale* sandrinlwonnded the man with hit ponlani flit wounds I capuulstion of the Russian armic were, however, not serions, for he was able lo answer -the interrogatories of the magistrate* a short time af terward* Immediately after Ihe second shot the Km poror made his horse raper.and raised hia hat several timea, smiling, lo ahow he was not hurt.A few mlnntes after the event Li vcranl was placed in a hack carriage and conveyed lo Iho guard house outside the Barrier >le l'Etoila.The Emperor proceeded on towards Ih* Btls do Bon logne, and a few yards outside the Are do I Etoile ho met ihe Empress In a enrriagn fie inrned his horse aud accompanied her hack to the Tnitleric* down thn grand avenue of the Champ F.lysSea The fimpre** did not appear to comprehend tho moaning of the nn nstiallv loud cheer* which greeted the Emperor a* ho pa*fe* lung muster a strength of 35,900 baroKCts, in sdd.tion to \u2022 6 e force ofcsrtlry.To tins army ms y be added 15,000 Sardinians, and 7,009 Envlisn troeps niwr on thri- way to the \u2022cei-s uf acn«n.and thus, with 8 900 Turks, It.at form part of the garrison al Constantinople, an Allied army Itule short of 70 000 s'roug will be concentrated before three weeks have elapsed, resdy to tucaca Ihe rear or fliuk of 'he Kussisn position in the Surlie of theCriaea.Il is evident, a» tiw ¦ sttuli upon Schsdopol hat been either abandoned or deferred, (list a continuation uf the bombardment, wi hiul any defi >ad result, would have merely exhausted Ihe stuck of ammunition, or weakened the allied cannons, the co*oper4tiou of which will be requi-ed.It is graduetly becoming more certain that the ulumtie success of the allies, though il may be facilita ed by the efforts of 'he engineers, will be Conquered by if.e Mime and the bayonet, and by dmi of sheer hard fizhting.Tie present position nccui-ied by ihe allies, thangh admirable for defence, \u2014 having been rendered i n; regnsb!e by a wonderful network of redoubts and brest'wo kt iv mod unfortunate when we consider that offensive operaiiunv mud speedily be adoptrd.Then will become apparent tits utter hopelessness of taking the fi Id m the direction of the Chernaya, without cncoun'ennt unconquerable difficvliiev in the shape uf the formidable line» of fortifica'ion C'>nalru«trd by the enemy on that prir,t.On wery available p \u2022siuoii lo lire «ou h of McKenzie firm have field works been thrown up by our imlefatigsble adversary, in anticipation of another flank rnsich.E*cry eminence is crowned with rrdnub'*, * r d «hould the silica at empl to force tlie heights of 'he Chernaya, they will cncoun'er positions lo which 'hat of the Al.na ws* weak in comparison.The hilly nature of tir» surrounding country is adverse to the allies, whilst one ro«d nlone exists\u2014that which was followed in Ibe farnoi a flx'k march\u2014by which our armies can advance and completely invest the town of Sebastopol.That road even when undefended by ihe Russian*, offereJ great obstacle* to the progress of our tro.ips in tlie march lo Ualak!a»a, and now that Sricaee Ins com-(feted whal nature h«d commenerd, ard that a numerous army bars fis partage, «c firmly believe that any attempt to advai-cr in ibat d rertiun would not only be ill advised, but would taiminite in ditaster.This circgmitince is only loo ««ell knuwn by the allied commanders ihal we ner-d fear any opcs'i -n« in that qnar'er, but al home » fe.|it>f is prevalent ihal tu advance in lhai dree ion ia Hie duly of the British and French general*, arid the insurmountable obstacles which render auch a step impossible are eillier ignored or forgotten.There are.however, o'hor pomit on wl.ich the energies of the allies may be directed wiih lert danger and eergaze a general bsl'le, and it wou'd consequently be necessary to select tha mutt un'avorabie position possessed by the enemy.To advance on tire Chernaya would be to reverse this order of things and encounter the foe under the worst possible auspices.Il, therefore, appears evi lent,Ihal from some dtslanl point must (lie sitack of tire allie* be directed.To d sembark ll.e French army of reserve, wfth the Sardinian Cuiilmgenl and a Brown division, at Kupatoria, and io advance on HA-thi Serai, is fearblr.A ma ch along tha coati m the din ctron of tire Alma an t the Kalcba would be unsdvisable, for these naturally strong positions havn doubtless been strongly Conified by tha enemy.|t any be maintained that opera'ions conducted with energy against Pcrekop and Ibe iior'hern perdons of tlie Crunrsn peninsula would result le the bisl advantage tfothe allies.Tba arrival of reinforcainanis on a large scale lo the enemy would ihus be rendered impossible whilst his forces woohl Ua taken between two powerful fires.One or iwoiuecesffrtl hatilcs wou'd probably result in the fall of the Crimea and the A deaccnt on Kaffi or Alooshia would be dangerous, from the mounts n ranges through wh eli an sun) would be compelled to fight its passage.A few tveeks must anil pas.sway before the operation* which are to decide tbe In ».,f '\u2022eosslafiol can be commenced.When the pi A \u2022* Inst have been d«ub'.l*«t well ms'ured by Ih* afoo I rummanders are brought into execution, and the niirlligenec alnll be Communicated to us (bat a powerful ailed army hi* happily disembarked on tha northern coast of the Crimes, then ihtll we anticipates speedy and successful termination of the campaign.(From the London Times, May 5.] Al length there is a gleam of hope from the Crimea.We have once mere assumed the aggressive, we have been anccessfol, and the success hss bren such at to induce our war mimsier to publish it.Tbe data from which we have to learn the preci'e amount af our advantage* are slight.We are given to understand, however, that there hss been a serious engagement on the front ai d left attacks, and that tim relull has bean tfie possession of the Itu'iian rifla pit., wa présuma before those parnealar parts of rvir lint.Tlie only rifle pi's marked in the best and la'fst maps of the siege are those that have grown up in the unfortunately very wide interval which «ve ware obliged to lea?* from 'he beginning be wren our bslieriei and th* Russian fortifications.Owing to our want ol met) for th« immense and multifarious work to be done, and io tha nature of the ground, we d'd hot advance our parallels naarar than about 1,200 yards As is wall known, th* result has been that the Russians, besides constructing Immense redoubla before some of their strange»! finir g works havt also estaMivhcd sarcessivaly rids pit* and smaller redoubt* ai four principal points\u2014vig) the Ovens, before the Flags'tffand Garden hatieries ) an extensive line of pits belorg lb* Rrdsn ) (has* aciually jn advance nf th* Msmelnn, which in its turn is in advance of th* Malakhoff Tower ; and rifle pi a up>* Mount Spotroa.Most pnbsbly we haw carried tba rifla pit* before tba Redan and th* Maine on.If we have don* (hu, and if, as is further rep ittvd, we hare beaten tha Russians in thair altampt to recover the pit* tha following day\u2014thtt la, Wndii#*d*y\u2014we h»v* fit fong'h been able to make Up the chief dfAcieogy of our first operation», and snd puslwd our attack wilhin a distance whence wa can fire with more vffect upon (he Rus>i«n fortifici-lion*.Th* eaptu'S of Hftbt moilart a»d 2n0 prfoon-ara show# how much the enemy had aatabliahed ihamselva* io th« pu a it ion wa have now mui the place in asiate of defence.He answered \u2022* Two months.\u201d A young captais, nsmed Tudle-ben.stepped forward and said he would undertake lo do it, if he had as many men as lie r-qurid.tn two week*.He did it in twelve day«, and was mode colonel.Since that time he has had the direct on ot everything, m the way of building batteries, -itfences, See.The o her day tke Grand Duke called upon hi* wife, who ia icviding in St.Petersburg,t* congratulate her upon her huvband\u2019s promotion ; for he is now General and Aidr-de Camp to the Emperor.I* anything mure wanted to explain the painful discrepancy between what has been done by the Russians and by ihe allies t The former will be bound by nolies of seniority or clast ; they lake Ibe man that will do his work the best, and they gel it the bet.djBt.DESPATCH FROM LORD RAGLAN.Bcroag Sebastopol, Apr I 21,1855.My Lord\u2014Omcr Pa.ha having considered it expedient to make a reconnaissance in front of Balak-la*a, with a view to aacrriatn what force th* enemy hsd on tlie Tchernsya, he proceeded at daylight on the I9lh insl., by the extreme right of &tr Colin Campbell\u2019s poiition, toward' Ktmtra, with about twelve battalions of Turkish infantry, having in ll.e plain on hit left a body uf French cavalry and a battery of horse artillery under General Furry, and two squadrons of heavy cavglry and I wo *qi affront of the If) h Hussars, the whole of which reg.ment have, I am happr to aay, arrived, and a half troop of horse artillery under Colonel Parlby, these dcao* meut* of French and English troops having been plated at his Highness\u2019s disposal by General Canrobert and m)S'IL The enemy showed only a few Co'tack' on Ibis side of 'he river, who remained on a hetfhl overlooking Chagouna till driven from il by à few d a-rha'get of rockets by the French anillery, and on tlie o her side, behind the village, a small force ni h four guns only was visible.Omer Pasha :*«l not think it desirable to move across the river, but withdrew after he had satiafied himsrlf that the enrmy ware not in strength, and Ihe troop* returned to their camps, the infan ry covered by the cavslry and the anillery.The appearame of the Turkish army wav very satisfactory.The rifle pita in front of the approach from the advance off our trenches on the extreme right, were attacked and carried by a\u2019lauli the night before la.t, in the mo»I gallat I manner, by a detachment of the 77:h Regiment, und r Colonel Egerton, forming part of the additional force sent io reinforce Ihe guard of the trenches in ihe evening.The resistance of the enemy, although obstinate, was speedily overcome by iho impetuosity of our troops, ami (be (>.', which it was desirable to retain, was.without the lo«s of a m «irai, connected with our approach, ai.ff ilteteby furnished protection to the working parry to continue it* labors without interruption for t considerable time.At the inter* sal however of about three hours the enemy brought a heavy Are of aniller) and mu'kctiy upon the parly in advance of the pit, into which ihry retired, and which they effectually defended and maintained ; but this brilliant achievement was not accomplished without considerable sacrifice of lifo, and it is most painful to me to hate to announce to your lo dship the death of Col.Egerton, of ihe 77»h, who was unforiunalely killed when forming Iroopa for the support of ihote on Ihe cslrrme advance, and of that of Capt.Lempriare of the s«n>?regioseat, who foil in tlie first affnr, in which *!*\u2022 Colonel Egerloo also received a contusion thst only incaracita'ed him from d ry for a few minutes ; and fis* officer were wounded, thn* of them dangerously.Colonel Egerlon was an officer «f suprroc merits and conducted all his du'iev, whether in the camp, or in the Add, in « manner highly ts his own honor, and grca'ly to the advanlag* of the public, and her MajtSl)\u2019* Service could not hive suvs nrd a more severe lot*, and it i> ao felt in this army and in the 77th, where ha was much bclovid and ta deeply lamented.1 have the satisfaction to report to your lordthip the arrival of the 48 h and Royal Keguncnts fr*m Cnafu, in bar Msjes'y'a Ships Leopard snd Sidoa.I have omitted to mention m the budy of this letter, that two aquidrona of Turkish cavalry war* also in the plain.I have, lie.,\tR solan.Tne Lord Panvnure, kc.THE VERY LATEST.W*b Dkpaitmknt, London, May 4\u20147 P.M.A sharp engagement look place on the night of ihe 1st May, in front and left atiaeb j tha whole of ths Russian nfia pita war* takaiv, eight light mortars and 209 prisoners.Tha whofo sffsir waa brilliant for the allies.Paru, Fbiday.May 4.It was rumi'ured that a despatch had bean re* oaived in Paris from Genaral Csmobon, intimating h a eiptciaiion of an immédiat* a tack from tba Russian*.Bkforr SRialTovoL, May 4.Last nlaht (Thursday) tbe Russian* msde a ge.iaraI sonia, with the object of retaking lha lost ground.After a sanguinary combat they were driven back into the place.Our fosse* have been great, but bor no propo»* iion to those of ihe enemy, not ta tbo advantages gliatd.This (Friday) morning (May 4) lb* Rusaisos have neither a msn nor a gun outside the regular toalo.aura of tho place.¦\t¦ i\tOB N.A- Tklrorafh\u2014Th« submarine cable fo Sorel ha* boon lately repaired, and thi* line in now in perfect working onlef throughout ita entire length.PARLIAMENTARY.Y«*tenUy alteruoon, David Price, Esquire, member for Chicoutimi and Tadouaao having taken tfte n.reMitry os!he.wa* introduced to the House by the Ilona.Messieurs Lemieux sod Cartier, and look his ¦««(.I'h» Bills to protect persona publishing Parliamentary document* ; to facilitate the iu-suing of ('omutijusMNia to lake evidence ; and to incorporate tho St.Clair, Chatham and Rondeau Railway, were oouaidered m Committee of the Whole and reported to the House.The Bills to regulate toll* to be taken by Millets wax also oonanWred m Committee, und the Committee raw* anthoul reporting.Mr.Sunbora'* hotbermeot* gllill was read a third tune ami pawd after a long discussion.Mr.Attorney (wwieral Drummond moved the thiid mailing ared to ACCEPT FIRE RISKS, on Modtrate Ttrmt.\t.\t.RYAN.BROTHERS A CO.Quebec, 21st May.1855.\tu London Hat Warehouse, BUADE STREET.& tttiDfI*®® ê HAVE received by Spring Ships the remaindr of their assortment of HATS.ELL WOOD A SON\u2019S Celebrated London VENTILATING HAT.French Fell», Drib, Grev and Black.From Paats they have received an elegant as sortmentof Novelties lor Boye and Children it Felt andSatin.\t.\u201e\t.Panama, Leghorn and Straw Hata «fall colora ind Shape», compriaing the largest aaaoitment sver offered to their customers, snd will be sold it very Lbw Prices.Quebec, 21st May, 1855.Quebec Gas Company.TOTICE.\u2014TENDERS will be received at H the GA8 WORKS up to 15ih MAY next, ' the purchase of all the COAL IAR which iy be Manufactured during the twelve months Mice ensuing.The Tar to be removed at ( on ictor'a expense.Security for payment will be paired.By order, P.PEEBLES, Manager.Gas Works, Quebec, 13th April.l86».\tl\u2018«w IMPORTANT SALE, BY AUCTION, or The CARGO of the Brig TRITON, (Davils, Master,) DIRECT from MARSEILLES, FOR ACCOUNT OF ALEXANDER ÜRQUHABT, ESQ., AT Leeming\u2019s Union Auction Rooms, NOTRE DAME ST., MONTREAL.The Sale will take place on TUESDAY, the 5th JUNE.The Cargo of the \u201c Triton\" consista of :\u2014 Bags Barcelona Nu's Bales Almonds, (soft shell) Do Walnuts Boxes Valentis Almonds Fancy Caws Prunes Barrels Fine Lucca Olives Boxes Maccaroni Do Veimicelli Cases Candied Fiuits and Syrups Casks \u201c Rancio Wme\u201d (very choice) Do \" Malvasia W'ir.e\u2019\u2019 do Do *\u2022 Cognac\" (Pzle) Baskets Champagne Cases \u201c Vermouth\u2019\u2019 Bitters Do Liqueurs, assorted Do Orange Flower Water Casks French Vinegai Casks Superior Olive Oil Cases Finest Florence Oil Fine Salad OL*.quarts and pints Do do in chests Cases Red Motthd Castile Soap Cases Sardines, boxes, halves, quarters Cases Gruyere Cheese Casks Cream of Tartar Do Extra Dry Verdigria Bags Blue Aleppo Galls Casks Ground French Madder, E X F F Barrels Roll Brimstone Do Flour Sulphur Crates of Claret Bottles Bales Corks (Wine\u2014Beer\u2014Soda Water\u2014Ginger Beer\u2014Phial) Boxes Mixed Pickles\u2014Olives\u2014Capers\u2014Sardines Ac Ac.Ac.Pigs >oft Lead.The fullest confidence may be placed on the quality, aelection and variety ol tiii* importation duect from the place of growth.Sale at ELEVEN o\u2019clock.JOHN LEEMING, Auctioneer.Montreal, 9tb May.1855.\tlaw IMPORTANT SALK OF NEW CROP TEAS- The Canada Tea Company WILL SELL, Bj Public Auction, XIV MONTREAL, ON FRIDAY, 8th JUNE, (5524 Packages, CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, CROP, 1854-1866, CARGO ofthe \"ARISTIDES,»\u2019 Capt.Barclay, from Shanghai, now in Poit.Teems:\u20146 months Credit.Catalogues w.ll be prepared and circulated.Samples may be examined the day previoua.Sale at TEN o\u2019clock, A.M., precisely.\u2014and,\u2014 Immediately following, will be offered, for account of MeMm.D.Torrance & Co., A large assortment of SUGARS, WINES and newly Imported GROCERIKS.Particulars in a future advertiseme nt.Montreal, 18th May, 1855.PLUM TREES, &c.JUST received from England, 1000 LARGE PLUM TREKS, of the finest aorta, in excellent condition.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 A few bushels of ihe celebrated \" FLUKE KIDNEY\u201d POTATOES.COCK BURN h BROWN, Nursery and Seedsmen, 68, Great St.James Street.Montreal, May 21st, 1855.\t3 C NOTICE.ONSIGKEES per Barque will \u2022\u2022 FERGUS,\u201d A.please pass their y Edmonds, mailer, Entries without delay EDWARD BURSTALL k CO.Quebec.21st May, 1855.NOTICE.THE STEAMER \" B.F.TIB BITS,\u201d Cape Muepht, master, having been thoroughly repaired during the Winter, ia prepared to TOW Rafts and Vessel* between this Port and Montreal, and about Ihe Harbour, during the Season.For further particulsrs, apply to JAMES TIBBI PS.Owner, at Montreal, to JAN ESA MORGAN, Agent*.Quebec, 21st May, 1855.SPARS! SPARS!! SPARS!!! Juat Received, at (\u2019«lie Cove.5 /Win IpRR8H cut SPRUCE SPARS, 1/ from 5 to 16 inches, length* in proportion to the girths, selected exp»e»»ly for thi* market, and whirh the Undersigned will he preparrd to aell wholesale and reiail, in lota to suit purebaaera, on most favorable terms.N.H.\u2014Ship Mastersand others desiring to purchase will do well to inspect this lot b\u2019tore purchasing elsewhere, as it comprise* more than half of all the Spruce Spars got out for this mar* k»t this year.Red Pine Spars, Masts, &c.A well assorted Stock, of all lengths and sizes, on hand and for tale cheap.ALL ORDERS left at Mr.John McDougall'*, Broker»\u2019Office, 8t.Peter S\u2019reei, oopoaite the Bank of B.N.America, or with the Undersigned at (tape Cove, will receive immediate and careful attention.Spars purchsscd from the Undersigned will be deliveied alongside of shi|M or booms, at may be required, at the shortest notice and without ex tra charge.JOHN FLANAGAN, Cape Cove, (adjoining the Toll-Gate.) Quebec, list May.1855.\t6mp OTORAGR to be had on the INDIA WHARF.0 A'\u20191\u2019\" \u201c\tA.«.W.PARKE.Quebec, 8th Mtyr 1855.f AUCTION SALES BY LEMOINE &.C1MON.bankrupt Stock.By Auction, will be sold, at the Subscriber»\u2019 8:oraa, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY next, the 22nd aod 23rd insuat, Positively Without Rlsi bvl : AN Extensive and Valuable Retail Stock of SEASONABLE DRY GOODS, compriaing: Cloths, Caeaimera, Doeakins, , Cotton, Linen, 8ilk Goode, Cobnrgs, Cahmere and Orleans, Trimmings, Small Ware», and a great variety ofother articles By order of the Trustees, Sale pinctually at TWO o'clock.LxMOJNE k CIMON, Quebec, 21st May, 1855.\tA.k B.CSTThe above Sale is POSTPONED till next week.LxMOINE k CIMON, Quebec, 22nd May.1855.\tA A B.By Auction, THU (Monday,) aad FOLLOWING EVENING*, at the Stores of MADAME L.G.PITON, Bhioue street, Si.Roch:\u2014 i7»ANCY WAX WORK ORNAMENTS, Wicker Baskets and Cradles, China and other Ornaments, Ac., Ac.Sale at SEVEN o'c'ock each evening.F.H.HALL, Quebec, 2ist May, 1855.\tA.A B.By Auction, on TUESDAY next, the 22nd mit , at the Subscriber\u2019s Stores, next to the Examining Warehouse: A LOT of EMPTY WATER CASKS.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 A lot of second-hand Sails, consisting of Top Sails, Fop Gallant Sails, Jibs and Fore-topmast Stav Sail, Top Sail Sheets and Ties, Cabin Stove and Pipes.Sale at ONE o\u2019clock.F.H.HALL, Qu.-bec, May 21, 1855.\tA.A B.TO Ml IP-BUILDERS AND OTHERS.By Auction, on TUESDAY the 22nd instant, *< the Subscriber\u2019s Store, LEAYCRAPT\u2019S BUILDINGS, next the Customs\u2019 Examining Warehouse, the following viz :\u2014 DOUBLE and Treble Purchase Blocks for mattings, Dead Eyes and smaller Blocks, 3 Anvils, 2 Vices, 2 pair large Bellows, 1 Winch Treenail Machin-*, .Smitb\u2019a Tongs and Tools of various descriptions, | yard Bell, 3 Moves, Hip Wheel, Pitch Pota, Iron Ban!» and Knees, Chains,Hckers, Augers.Ring, Eye and other Bolts different sizes, Flat and round Bar Iron, Sciap Iron, and all the requisites for Ship-Build-ei\u2019aand Repairers Yard.\u2014ALSO,-\u2014 Pit and Mill ?aws, lot of Maples Ki\u2019chen Range, Cooking Stoves, a Consignment of Sherbrooke Pails and Tubs, a lot of Crockery Demijoos, and sundry other articles.\u2014also,\u2014 At half-pxst THREE o'clock precisely a very superior Family Carriage, Patent Axles.Lamps, Ac., for one or two Horses, built by Mr.Gin- gras.Sale at TWO o\u2019clock P.M.F.H.HALL, Quebec 18th May, 1855.\tA.A B.Publie Sale tj order of (he Circuit iourts ILL be aold on TUESDAY the 22nd May inst.at the hour of TEN o\u2019clock in the forenoon, at the SHIP-YARD of Foetin A Co., at HARE POINT,\u2014the FRAME OF A VESSEL, measuring about 80:) ton», a WINDLASS, aixty KNEES and a lot of Tl M BER of different kinds and dimensions.ALBERT ANGERS, Bailrtf Superior Court.Quebec, 2Iat May, 1855.w Government Sale.By Auction will be aold.on WEDNESDAY, the 3()tb mat., in the ROYAL ENGINEER YARD.St.LewiaGate, A LOWER PARK, St.John's Gate : AQ0 A N T I T Y of UNSERVICEABLE SHORES, consisting of Bushel Iron, Gun Wheels.Great Coati, Artillery Clothing, Fur Capa, Ac-, Ac.\u2014also\u2014 About 8 Cwt.of Stone Colored Paint, various Iron and Copper Tools, Iron Ovens, Aib Stave», arc.Ac.Sale to commence at 12 o\u2019clock precisely in the Engineer Yard, !St.Lewis Gate.Conditions\u2014CASH on delivery.B COLE Quebec, 15th May, 1855.\tA.A B.7/ O SI E R I .JUST RECEIVED, a Complete Aasortment of Ladies.Gentlemen\u2019s A Children\u2019s COTTON THREAD and ANGOLA STOCKINGS and SOCKS.750 Fair (Job) Womens White Cotton Hose, at 2£d.a pair.-ALSO\u2014 Gent\u2019s Shirts and Drawers, in Angola, Cotton and Spun Silk.WM.LAIRD A CO., Fabrique Stieet.Quebec.19th May, 1855.\t12 TEAS, COFFEE &c.500 JV\\CKAGES unilttl TEAS, 5U bags Liguant Coffee, 100 cases Hydraulic Pressed Candles 6s, 9 do Solar Sperm\tdo 12s, 100 cases A«sorled Pickles, 50 boxes Powdered Com Starch, 50 balesCotton Wirk, 6 do do Twine, 25 cases Paste Blacking.40 boxes Almond, Rose, and Variegated Soap, 15qr-caiks Bleached Elephant Oil, 100 boxea Honeydew Tobaceo, 20 doz.assorted Flavoring Extracts.For Sale by JOHN PATERSON.Quebec, 19th March.1855.JNuevitas Molasses.Q A O T)t NOHEONS very bright Neuvilas fJ'-FO A Molaire», now landing on Wellington Wharf, and tor sale by JOHN PATERSON.Quebec, I Pth May, 1855.WATER LIME.inn 'DARRELS BEST OSWEGO lUU 13 WATER LIME, A-PKK Stock in every department of Fancy & Staple Dry Go?ds than they have ever yet submitted for inspection.tfjT Their Cat pet.Floor Cloth and F ur-nishing Stack, is teerthy rf particular Notice.\u2014ALSO\u2014 NICOLL\u2019S CLOTHING of which they have opened several Cate* New Stv!ea for Spring and Summer wear.The aop*-riority in cut and fit of the Garment* from that celebrated House, being fully maintained and increasing in reputation m all quarters of the Globe.G.A F.are the sole agents in Canada.Quebec, 16th May, 1855.THE.PARTNERSHIP hitherto exis'ins be-tween the undersigned under the Firm of LEMESURIER.TILSTONE A CO., at Quebec ; LEMESURIER, ROU I II A CO., st Montreal, and JOHN KO AN & CO., nt Aylmer, having expired on the 30th bltim\u201d, by elloxion, of time.Notice ia hereby given that Haviiland, LeMksuriki, Kouth, retires from thoa- concerns by Mutual consent and that the Firm of LeMKSURIER, ROUTH A CO., is in liquidation from that date, under the management of the said H.L.Kocth.The Firm at Quebec will be continued as usual by the remaining Partners HENRY LEMESURIER and WILLIAM HENRY TILSTONE.and also that »t Avlmer, by the ««id HENRY LEMESURIER, WIU I AM HENRY T1L-SFONE and JOHN EGAN.Quebec, 18th Mav.1855.HY LEMESURIER.by his Attorney.W H.Trr.sroNK, W.H.TILSTONE, H.L.ROUTH, JOHN EGAN, With reference to the foregoing the business Wanted for the London House, Aq.(3, ib\u2019/.John Ftreet, AMD I.(N E K r» ut'tnd to the I.auv\u2019a Dx-warsu n i,\u2014will be required to speak the »ngluh and F mu !\u2022 l.»u«ua«e*, and to understand the business perlretly.J.A E.BARROW.Quebec, 18th May, 1855.\t4 XATANTED,\u2014A GARDENFR.»»\tL.T.MACPHERSON.Sl.Peter S'., 16th May, 18)5.\t6 UJANTED, t-y a young, unencumbered Woman.a .SITUATION as HOUsE-MAlD or COOK.Best of references can be produced.Apply at the office of tbia paper.Quebec, 12th May.1855.\tu WAIf TED, O APPRENTICE Enquire at the Office of this Pa- ONE or 'TWO APPRENTICES to >he Dauo business.per.Quebec, 2lat April, 1855 'PHKKK or FOUR GENTLEMEN eta be 1 arcormnodntrd with HOARD, at No.10, Pkinck Stkklt, St.Rocha, on Rzasonablb Terms.Quebec.25th April, 1853.'PHHKEor FOUR GENTLEMEN BOARD-X ERS can Le accornmodaUd, Apply at No 52| St.John Stbekt, St.John\u2019s Suburb.Quebec, 18th May, 1855.\tIp u SEALED TENDERS will be received by the Respective Officers of Ordnance, at Head Quarters, MONTREAL, un-il WEDNESDAY.) the 23rd instant, at NOON, for tbe privilege of | CUTTING and REMOVING the GRASS upon I tbe GLACIS, SLOPES and TOWN WORKS, at this Station.For further particulars enquire at tbe Royal ENciMKgn Orricx.Ornes or Osdnaiicx, ) Quebec, 12th May, IKS'*.S\t8 OF LLOYD\u2019S REGISTER BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHIPPING.NOTICE.rpHREEor FOUR GENTLEMEN BOARD* JL ERS can he .>c com modale-1 with BOARD in a private lauiiiy, Anolk Str XT, Upper Town.-\\LSO- A good STA BLE With THREE STALLS, and H.A Y-LOFT, to Let,\u2014ami convenient Yard.Quebec.I5lh May, IS35.ORGANIST.A PERSON fullv competent to act as OR-GANIS:; and CONDUCT a CHOlK is de* siious ot obtaining a situation in that capacity, in a Catholic Chmeh.Please address\" Vsa.- Ta».\" Post Office, Quebec.Quebec, 2!»t May, 1855.\t2p B£MO VJL&a Jl QAUKIN has REMOVED bis Cab \u2022 «J \u2022 O hiagk Facto,.v to No.10 PALACE .\u2018TKEET, oppoai\u2019e the Hotel-Dieu.Quebec, 21st May, 1855.\t10 ilLMO VA&.MR*.BROWN b*g» respectfully to remind the Ladirs of Qu-b*c, that she continues to ti*e INSTRUCTION in ENGLISH and FRENCH.Teinia 8 Dollars |>*r Quarter, payable in advance, No.II, St.Anuki.k Street, in rear of the Meihodist Church.Quebec, 2i»t May, 1855.\t6-3aw JNEW HAT STORE.sour * aavss, FASHIONABLE HATTERS, ¦BBJAMIB\u2019a BUnBIHCB, Upper Totcn Market Place, Quebec, (AT PRESENT OCCUPIED BY Ma.HARRIS, JEWELLER.) Not/ce is hfpfby given that an w»- Iti* built in 'he River St.Lawrence, between Metis and .Montbkal, inclusive, not Surveyed wh:!e building, will upon application for Kctry in Lloyd\u2019s Rkuiitke, b« subjected to the MINUTEST POSSIBLE EXAMINA I ION previoua-ly to AMighing a character, besides a Deduction o» «»nk Yxa» raon any Class uhicb would otherwire have been assigned.Ships buib on tbe Grand Lakes can be Surveyed while _\t.-*-¦\t__-\t__JBBPHBBBBBBML_ building, upon application to tbe undersigned, but I Stockai HATSwai never offered lothe Public, the whole having been selected ferscLailr by Mr.MESSRS.H.k F.hiving LEASED the above premUea.will open, on the 1*t MAY, with an entire NEW STOCK of fAMMIU SATIN BATS, rompriainc every atyle end quality.Mr.Hoi.* having served for lb* last G year» wnb tbe Messrs.H.AsHWoarH Ac Co., ard Mr.Enni* being thoroughly conveiaant with the H ATI ING , in all it* Branche», they tiuai that, w ith theae advaniagea combined w ith an anxjoii* de»irn to please their customers, to mem a ahare of Public Patronage.They can, wi'h confidence, ae*ert that a finer will not be subjected to ihe !o*a of character from not having been Surveyed.For further particulars, apply to THOS.MENZIES, Lloyd\u2019s Surveyor.MacPberson\u2019a Buildings.Quebec.19th May, 1855.\tlw YX'The Montreal Herald, Toronto Globe ar.d Kingiton H'Aiç will pleate copy for One Week.L Ü kN THURSDAY SI\u2019!! ON THURSDAY EVENING, 17th instant, between St.Kov\u2019s Road and Fabhiuuk Sireet, orm D\u2019Aiguillon Strekt, Si.John Suburb*, a LADY'S BROOCH, having an amber atone in the centre, with a small gold leaf on each side.The finder will b* liberally rewarded on leaving it at the office of this paper.Quebec, 19th May, 18:5.\t3 STRAYED* \"7 A BLACK f-KKY TERRIER.If brought to ibis otfi< v, it sniij'-l* te-.vard will be paid.Quebec, 19 It Mav, |S55.W lia rririlMlCC IU 'IlC 1171\tIIIP (lUBIilrSS\ta pTf\tx-\t\\r i\t\u2022\u2022\u2022\t\u2014\t.« M'-NTHKAI.-ill b, continu-d by lb.S,b- P^.\tMu Vt cZ havi'lTanJrou\"^^^' ,b\u201c\t,0sAR\"INli «.csâ.ki H ROUTH 1*2 and 114 Leonabd STtxcT.Montreal, 18th May, 1855.May 19, 1855.6p New York Underwriters.TTTHE Undersigned, Agent to the Board nfUn-i derwriteis, hereby gives Notic*.that he has been appointed AGENT and ATTORNEY to act on behalf of tbe undermentioned New York Insurance Ccmpanh a, to co operate in the preservation of property.And in order to facilitate tbe settlement of I is or average with said Companies, it becomes necessary that he be notified 24 hours previous to Survey, or before breaking bulk, of any damage, lor without his certificar* and examination no loss will be paid.Office, (Dunn At Co.\u2019a Office,) St.Peter Street.C.L.ARMSTRONG, j For the \u201c Atlantic,\u201d \u201cSun,\u201d \u201cMercantile,\u201d \u201c New York,\u201d \u201c Commercial,\u201d \u201c Union,\u201d \u201c Astor,\u201d \u201c Atlas,\u201d \u201c Orient,\u201d ami \u201c New York Fire and Marine\u201d Insurance Companies.Quebec, May.1*55.A Window JUST RECEIVED end ! SS, M.WALKER & CO., 10, St.John Street, without.Quebec, 15th Miy, 1835.\t6 THE CHEAPEST IN CANADA, Always to Le feu - d at M.WALKER k CO.\u2019S, No.ID, hi.John Sireet, without.Quebec, 15th May.1853.\t6 PARIS EXHIBITION.MERCHANTS an.l Gentlemen visiting Fur One are r»qMe«ted to hear in mind the OCEAN STEAMSHIP WHARVES FOR TARIFF OF CHARGES, WHARFAGE, &c., anplv to JOHN ANDERSON k CO.St.Peter Street.Quebec, 14th May, 1855.NEW GOODS.fTMIE Subscribers have just received per Mail J >tfam*r, via Ros\u2019on.aid from vessels now in Pott, a la ge assortment of SEASONABLE DRY GOOD'-, and now offer them for Sale at a SMALL ADVANCE ON THE CO>T.WM.LAIRD k CO., Fabrique Street, Quebec 14th May, 1855.\t1m Muslin Dresses, fyc., Just Opened May 1*2th, 1855.MUSLIN DRESSES in great variety, from 2s.6d.Muslin de Laine*.Norwich Poplin», French Delaines and Bareges, And a large assortment of other DRESS GOODS.WM.LAIRD CO.Quebec, 14th May, 185>.\tJm Parasols, Ribbons, &c.MOIRE ANTIQUE PARASOLS, Bonnet Ribbons.Mrs v Botiuete and Hats.Tuscan Bonne\u2019s.Leghorn Hats, Sewed Muslin Collars.Chemizrttg ami Sleeves, fee., Ac., all New Goods just received.WM.LAIRD k CO., Fabrique Street.Quebec, 14th May, 1»53.\tIm Reopening of the London House.6, St.John Street.Upper Town.E.f J.BARROW, IMPORTERS.ING received the first instalment of their KING GOODS, intend tooprn theabove named Establishment, on MONDAY next, the 14th in»1., when they will effV-rahich and Varied Assortment ol'Seasonable fancy Goods, at extremely low prices.Quebec, May 12, 1855.RECEIVED ! \\ \u2022\u2022 BfttTANNI \\.\" BASS\u2019S F.I.ALE, inQtg.and Pt»., capsuled and extra labelled.\u2014and\u2014 Bass\u2019s Strong Burton Ale.in Qt*.E.k W.POSTON.Quebec.May 9 1855.THE SUBSCRIBER begs to announce that he has received, via Boston, per Railway, his LARGE SPRING IMPORTATIONS, and has now lead/ for Public inspection, an immense s roc K ot British and Foreign, Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, sui\u2019ed to the Spring and Summer Seeaons, compriaing in great variety, tbe NEWEST STYLES an beat £f>.d* in the British and Foreign Markets I bese Goo-ta are all marked at such LOW PRICES as will maintain tbe present character ef the COMMERCIAL HOUSE lor beingfiom 2»> to 40 percent.Lower in its prices than other houses in Quebec.This Important advantage to the public, the subscriber is enabled to continue U0\"1 the great facilities wr.ich hi* constant residence in the European Maikels give» him ol BUY'Nii WELL, and bit principle of selling for Cash only, whirfi preclude* the necessity ofhia laying on lb* large |>er centage reqoi'ed to cover th* ri«K« ofa credit business.p^The Sv»terr of ONE PRICK ia atill STRICTLY ADHERED IO.«C2 *nd the price being marked in PLAIN FIGURES®»! every article, the most-Miexperienced person may purchaae confidently without fear of being imposed on from their want of judgment.To enumerate the Stock would far outrun the limits of an advertisement,\u2014but the following bein the Iroding articles in the different department* will pretty fairly indicate it.extent and variety : \u2014 IN LADIES SPRING SUMMER DRESSES\u2014a large aa«ortment of Tissues, Rich Bareges, De-Lainee.Cbale*.Lustres, Pnn*ed Muslins, Alpaccas, kr., kc .Ate.SHAWLS\u2014LONG and SQUARE \u2014Comprising an immense assortment in Tiasuej, Birege*.Caah-meres, Paialey.Satin.Ate., Ate.HOSIERY of every description.Gloves, Corsets, Worked Muslins, Chemizettes, Habit Shirts, Collars.Sleeves, Ribbons, Flowers, Laces, Ec., Ate.Haberdashery and Fancy Trimming* in great variety.The MILLINERY DEPARTMENT is largely supplied with a very LARGE STOCK OF BONNETS in Silks, Satins Piain and Fancy Straw, Tuscan, Leghorn, ke., ke.\u2014 ALSO, \u2014 A great a**ortment of VISITTESand CAPES, of the Latest Paris Fashion», w-jth a variety of Childrens Dresse».Hat*.Ace., Aie.The HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT will be fi* >nJ worthy nf a\u2019tention fmm Hotel and Boarding-hou-e proprieters, heads of tamdirs.Ace., c- n*i»ting as it doe* ot an immense Stock of Prim* Good*, in Table Linen-.Towelling.Sheetings, Blanketa.Flannels, Counterpanes.Table Covers, Carpetting, Druggets and Rugs, Worked Muslin Curtains.Pairaaks.Ace., fcc.The CLOTH DEPARTMENT is largely Supplied with Choice Selections from\u2019he West of England and German Markets, in Noperfine Black.B'ue end Medley Cloths.Cas*imeres, Doe*kin«.Tweed*.Cashmarettf».P.am and Fancy VeStinga, Acc., lie.Braces, Neck T ic*.Umbrellas.Parasol*.Acc.Ace.Plain and F'ancr White ar d Colored, Shir\u2019s, Cut afl*r tbe Newest and most approved Patterns, all perrr.anentiy sewed.The lowest jtrice marked in plain figures on every article.-NO SECOND PRICE.- PATRICK OWEILL.Commercial Hr>o«et Bjarle Street, April Cl»t 185:j SATTERTHWâITE BROTHERS, Adjusters of Averages, Jnsiinnrc ^roktrs ^ Notaries publir, No 8G, Wall Street, National Bank Building, new York.Havi SPI Théo, It Sartcrthwaite, i John R Satn-rthwaitc.[\u2022 Thos.W.Botterthaaitr.) Marine Inaurances etleeied on F'avourable Term*.May 18th, 1K55.\t3m MUSIC Aj^ NOTICE.MR.and MRS.DICKF\u2019NSON have removed their .MUSIC ROOMS, trom No.44 to No.27, St.JobnSt., above Mr.Barrow\u2019s late Dry Store.Quebec, 9th May, 1854.\t3m MUSLINS.T'HK undersign'd offer for Sale MUSLINS, now landing ex \u201dB , 6 CASES RITANNIA.\" RYAN.BROTHERS k CO.Quebec.11th May 1855.Chas.Leaycraft Gethings.advocate, a ., Office :-t|uebec Hank llulldlng:, ST.PETER STREET, Lower Town, Or at Residence: Sr.Denis St.,Cape, U.Town.Quebec, 10th May, 1855.\t4m-p 50 EARTHENWARE.RATES YELLOW MILK BOWLS, CANADIAN REgInTEH kept at 158 NEW BOND SI REEF.LONDON.\u2014It was originated hv Me«*r*.Sinv» l Ac Bainrs, for the purpose of facilitating the i> teicour** of Canadians while in Kncland and for a itefiositorv for Cana- NOTICE.\tj dian paper».\u2014amons*- which will he found the c .\tfollowing :\u2014Quebec f\u2019Aror:ic/e.Montreal Grrccf/c T rX?woîÆ^is/abusE: M-r;'^ MENT in Josxrit Aacur.R\u2019a Esq., PaBMiss.*, St.Rochs.t?orncrof SI\u2019.FRANCIS and Sl ROCHS STREETS, is prepared to do ALL KINDS ol IKON Attn SHIPPING WORK, with which he m«v he favored.Old Iron and Brass purchased.THOMAS WH1TTY, Corner of Ft.Francis kSt.Rochs Streets.Quebec 5th May, 1855.ON SALE, IRON SAFE DOORS.Warranted, Iron Btditeada, Plain and Fancy.THOMAS WHITTY, Corner of St.FianciafcSt.Rocha Ma.MADE TO ORDER, IRON PA LA8A DINGS, any Pattern.Iron Railings, Plain and Ornamental, for Gardena, kc.Large Beams and Scale#, Warranted, for weighing I Ton and upwards, of Iron or ether heavy Good*.THOMAS WHITTY.Corner of St.Francis JkSl Rochs Ste.Quebec, 5th May, 1855.JVcrv Grocery Aad Ship Chaadforj Store, No.16 St.Peter Street.(succKsaoas to ma.mans hac-.ins.) arriHF.Subaeriber* having per-»[ chased the buaineaa of Mr.Ha ms llAQatti, beg to notify their friend* and tbe public that the?will CONTINUE THE BUSINESS heretofore earned on by him, in tbe same premiae*.No.16 St.Peter Street, and they hope by atrict attention, and a thorough knowledge of the business, to mérita share of public patronage.HOLFELDT k Me DON AG H.Quebec, 8th M*y, 1856\t» Spectator.JOSEPH STOVEL, 28 Bay Street, Toronto.May 19th 185* MUM M ' E Cabinet & Vcrz?nay Champagnes* T \u2014 AMD\u2014 250 Crates assorted eaitbenwarc, by the package or dozen.For Sale bv GOODWIN, BROS., St.Paui Street.Quebec.9th May.1855.H E under* gned having been heen appointed ay JULES MU MM Ac Co., of Rheim*.their SOLE AGENTS lor the di* pn«*l in Canada of their CELEBRATED WINES, are now prepared to Forward Supplies, Bonded or Duty Paid, to Merchants in any part of tnn Province, and on advan* togrou* term*.A# the reputation of this Bmnd hat been *o long and widely established.purchasers may rely on leeeivmg a wme un*urpns»d in quality by any imported into the country \u2022 HENhY CH am PM AN * CO .Sole Agent* for Jul ies Mvmm At Co.Montreal, 19th May, 1855.\tu Perfumery, Brushes, &c* TITHE Subaeriber» beg to inform the public that JL they have Juar Rkcrivkp a very choice aiaortment of HaIR BRUSHES,; TORTOISESHELL BACK.DRKSMNU and other COMBS; likewise a supply of PERFUMERY, ENGLISH CHEMICALS, Ac., Ac.J.MUSSON k CO.Quebec, toth May, 1855\tt> LEKCHES.TUST RECEIVED, a Freah aopply of FINK J HEALTHY SWEDISH LEECHES.J.MUSSON «t CO.Queboe, 10th May, 1855,\tu GLASSWARE.U/T pi ASKS of ENGLISH G L A 8 8-WARE.Cut and Presaed in Tumblers, Wines, Decanters, Salta, Cruets, Car* affs, 4tc., kc.\u2014Ateo.\u2014 5 Case» Show 01**»es and Sugar Loaf Cover*.For Sale l-v GOODWIN.BROS., 81.Paul Street.Qnehee, 9th May, 1*55., MUIR ft CO., 185, NOTRE DAME STREET, MONTREAL, Have received per Cunard Steamers, k now, offer ' for Sale, Wholksai.k N Rktau., the Nowost dt moat Fashionable Goods am îpiiis cif.as on Including the latest designs in DKF.SS GOODS, R'ocade*.Moire Antique, Tahbinetta, Black Glace, Printed, Checked and Striped Silk, and Wool Bareges, French IteLain»*, Printed Barege, Del nine*, Measin»*, and Persians, SelfSpot and Printed Brilliant», Chintr Camhiira and Muslina, F'iench Elowera.Feather», Kihhona and tt»rni-turea.Velvet and Chineal Head Dre«»ea, French Black I,see Mita, Kid Glove», Shawls, Pantois, 8rw#d Work, kc.\u2014Ateo.\u2014 A complete Assortment of a © a q a is \u2019îr, Comprising Silk, 1 bread, Merino, Cotion.and Balhriggan Ho»e, and Half-Hose, Ladies\u2019 and fient\u2019» Gauze and Spun Silk Underclothing, kc., and a large assortment of OTATLa DRT ocoro, of the best material* amt finish.N.B.\u2014Particular attention paid to order* from a distance.M\u2019DUNNOUGH.MUIR k CO.186, Notre Dame St., Montreal.May 11,1855.\t|m F.II.HALL, AUCTtONESa, leaycraft\u2019s buildings, ^3 KKXT TO Her Majesty\u2019s Examining Warehouse.Quebec, llth May, 1855.E.H* HAMILTON, Commercial and General Agent, Itarbcur Commissioners\u2019 Buildings, Custom House Square, MONTREAL* Butine** transacteil at tie Customs, ar.d all other Publie Offices.May 8, 1855.HANS HAGENS, SHIP BROKER.OFFICE.,\u2014Ryan\u2019s Building*, No 37, St.Peter Street, formerly occupied by Funrh, Meincke A Co.Quebec, 9 h May, 1865.\t2m mm 41933, DIAMOND SARBOUR, HA'5 on hand a large quantity of BOOTS and MIOK.S of «II de*criptions; al*o LEATHER fc FINDING for shoemakers, as (\u2019 h c a r as any other Leather More in this City.Québec.lOtb May, 1855.\tu M.A.H EAKJNg ADVOCATE.254, sr.peter street, (^JrOpposito tho Commercial Chambers.Qurber.9th Mav.1 JOHN SMITH, COkSVCn «, GILDEX, Looking Glass &.Picture Frame Maker, 25, ST.JOHN STREET, (without.) Quebec, 6th May, 1855.\tKm Private Hoarding House.THE Mihseiiber having lea**d the exte^*ive ami well finished premises over Mr, Bru-isMlN\u2019a Dry Goods Store, Upper-Town Market Place, will be prepared, from the l«t of May next, to receive Boasdi:»» and Travellers \u2014 The rooms are large and airy, and every attention will be paid to the comfort of patrons M.MELROSE.Wanted, a Good Cook, for the above eala-I blishment.| Quebec, April 21rd, 1855.\t.MEDICATED MLajM 11 Now and Veiy Wonderful ÎÏ! BjrGEAiiéà BROt\u2019OHT HOME TO THE DOOR OP THU MILLION.A wonderful discovery ha* recently been ma le by Dr.Curtis of thi« city, in the treatment of Consumption, Asthma, and all diseases of he Lungs.W* refer toDr.Curtis\u2019 Hygeana oi inhaling Hygean lapor and Cherry Nyiup.\" With this new method.Dr.C.ba* resto:ed many afflirted ones to health ; as an evidence ol wl.ich he has innumerable Certificates.Speaking of \u2019he treatment, a physician remaiks\u2014It is evident \u2019hat inhslii g\u2014constantly breathing an agreeable, healing va|>or\u2014the medicinal properties must come in direct contact wi:h the wnoie anal and Iff of the lungs, and thus escape the manycavi» van-d changes produced upon them when introduced into the stomach, and subjected to the process ol digestion.The Hvgeana is for sale at all the druggists\u2019throughout the country.[New York Dutchmen, of Jan.14.The Inhaler is worn on the breast under tbe linen without the |ea»t inconvenience\u2014the heat of the body being sufficient to evaporate the fluid.Hundreds of rases of Cures like the lollowing might be nam-d.tine package of the Hygeana has cured me of the Asttmia of six years\u2019 stand-irg.\tJas.F.Kr.Ksnr.R»v.P.M.oi Duncannon, Pa.I am cure,! of the Asthma of ten years* standing by Dr.Curti*\u2019 Hygeana.Margaret Easton, Brooklyn.N.Y.Mrs.Psnl.of No.5.Hsmmond Street, N.Y.was cured ol a severe case of Bronchitis by the Hygeana.My sister has been cured of a distressing cough of several yeais\u2019standing, and decided to be incurable by her Physicians.She was cured io one month by the Hygeana.J.M.GACRF.gr, P.M , Richmond.Me.The Rev.Dr.Chkkvkr.of New York, testifies of our medicine in Ihe following language :\u2014 New Yo»k, Nov.15 1854.Dear Sir:\u2014I think highly ot Dr.Curti*\u2019 Hy* geana, a* a remedy in diseases of th- throat and lung*.Having had some opportunity to te»t it* efficacy, 1 am convinced that it ia a most excellent medicine, both the Syrup and tha inhaling application to the cheat.Prof.S.Ceki K* writes us ss follow* :\u2014 Gentlemen :\u2014I have recently had occasion ro test yoiit Cherry Syrup and Hygean Vapor in a case of Chronic >ore Throat, that had refused to yield toother form* of treatment, and the result has *Hli»fied me that, whatever may he the composition of your preparation, it r» no imposition, but an excellent renvdv.1 wish, lor tie aske of the afflicted, that it might be brought within the reach ot all.Dr.Johks one ol tie most celebrated Physician» in New York, wiitca a* follows: Dr.Curtis\u2014Dear Sir:\u2014Having wi ne»gfd th excellent effect» of *our Hygeana, or Inhaling Hygean Vapor and Cherry Syrup, in a caa* of chronic Brnnchiti*.ai d being much in favor of counter-irritation in affection* of the throat, bronchial tube* and lunga.I can theiefore cheerfully recommend your Medicat'd Apparatus a* being the most convenient and effectual moite of applying anything ol the kind I have ever aeen.No doubt thousand* of pet sons may be relieved, and many cured, by u* ng your remedies.I mu*t here be allowed to coiifria that I am opposed to prescribing or using secret compound*, hni th»a little neatle-con\u2019rived aiticle, and i\u2019a effects in the case shove alluded to, have induced me to speak in its favor.You aie at liberty to wae this in any way yen may think proper.Rmpecrtully, your*, lie., C.JOHNS, M.D., No.609 Houston Street.New York.Price three dollar» a package,\u2014»old t>?CURTIS k PERKINS and BoYD A PAUL, No.149, Chamber* Street, N.Y.\u20144 packages *«nt free to any part of the United 8t»ie« for ten dollats.N.B\u2014Dr- (\u2019mti*\u2019 Hvg-ana is the ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE ARTICLE; ah others are ha*» imitation», or vile and INJU Rlol\u2019S counterfeit».Shun them aa you world POISON.Sold bv JOHN MUSSON k CO., and G.G* AKDOUIN.Wuei.ec, and by all l»r«gf«#| thioug hntu Canada.Quebec, March >, 1850.395 THE MOR^iiJG CttftO^TCtE, TVB81HAY, MAÎT 22, 1865.BUSIN RS8 NO rriUES.DEVLIN & DOHERTY, APVOCAT£S9 Z1TTLE ST.JAMES STREET, Mardi SOtb, 1855.MONTREAL.Ifltaa NEW COPPER PLATE PRINTIN6 KftTAULISIlMEKT.G.MAYES, Ko.33, ST.VALL1ER STREET N H.\u2014Irft at tbe abov# E«rabliahm«nt, oral th^ Office ol the *' Morning Chronicle,^ will oe thankfully received and punctually attended to.Quebec.2*21111^1*1.1864 /LMTOXIVS YAZStOBAVD, LAND SURVEYOR, Arsenal Street, No.1, near Palace Gate, QUEBEC.Qiifrhrc Util Nov., 1*53.\tr2nn JAkES MARTIN, Surgeon, EltOVRD from N*>.4, Lewis Street, to 4 St ANN STREET.Ouebec.25th April.IR54^_____ HOTSL, AND B O A R n I XG HOUSE, SAINT JOHN STREET, UPPER TOWN QUEBEC.2nd April.1 \u2018¦5*2.\t____ T.lÆAOITirSP., BROKER & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, baikt fkter street.Quebec.86tk April lv.l.\t______ M.M O O D IE, IMPORTER, fio.31, St.Pet»/ Street.Quebec.19th April.18 R>.WATCH MAKER, No.3n, ST.JOHN STREET.Corner of St.Ursule Street, Upper Town.Under.2nd -TanV 1KS?__ BIG NELL k BOWEN, NOT AH IKS, LAND AND GENERAL AGENTS, jirtkur Street, op/iottle Montreal Hank.William Huîneh., ) Noel H.Bowen, S Un^ilHC ' tl '1 '\t'\t_ JWO.A.ElaY, NOTARY, n'AS REMOVED hi* Office toSr.Antoini Strekt opt*o*ite O\u2019Neill\u2019» Ottawa Hotel.Lower Town.i't»el>ec, 11\u2019h MrV.1853._ An Aot to confiait oortain Mri riagea soktnnized by the iate Revctond Alexiuider MoWnttoo, «uni to t»roviue for (no proof thereof, and of other aot* per-lormed by him as a Minister of the Piesbyteii*» Chuicb An Aot to incorporate the Town of Paris ami to de-line the limits I hereof.Au Act lo Incorporate the Canada Powder Company.An Acl U> secure the more ethcieui audiimif oi tlte Public Accounts.An Act lo extend and continue the Act intituled,An Act to provide for the accommodation ol the Courts of Superior Jurisdiction in Upper Canada and ior other purposes.\u201d\t* ; An Aot to repeal the Act coufirmioc a certain allowance for Road in the Township ol Monuijhan.An Act granting certain privileges to the New-^ork, Newfoundland aud Loudon Telegraph Company.An Act to amend me Act authorizing the Town of Duudus to become security to a certain amount lor the Desjardins Canal Company to the Great Railway Company.An Act to tepeal so much of any law in force in Lower Canada as authorizes the Sule of any property by the Authority of Justice on Sundays.Ar.Acl to amend the Act incorporating tho Montreal Teiegiaph Company.An Act to amend the Parliamentary Representation Act of 1853.An Act to incorjiorate the Provident Lifo Assurance and Investment Company.An Act to confirm the present Boundaiies of certain Lots in the Township of Winchester.Au Act to auihonze the City of Hamilton tonegociate a Loan ol Fifty Thousand Pounds.An Act to prevent the taking of Trout with net* m the Lakes ot the County ol Saguenay.An Act to authorize the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada to change the location ol their Line in and near the City ol Toronto.Act Act to incorporate tho Literary Institute ol Sherbrooke.An Act to remove doubt* as to the jiower of the Ontario, Simcoe and Lake Huron Railroad Union Company to construct a Branch Line into the Town of Barrie.An Act to increase the Capital Stock of the City of Kingston Water Works Company.An Act to amend the Act of the present Session, intituled, *\u2018 An Act to authorize the sale of certain Lands described as Lots numbers live aud six in Division A of the Township of Guelph, and the * IM1K Subscriber L AGENT, for INSUKANCE.PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.SPECIAL NOTICE.OLD COPPER A BRASS.rrOJE UNDERSIGNED will day th^ hii Amkrica.\tS Que'nep.1 7 *.1 ' V I*55 sTm.PETTENGILL & C0 \\rEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS.J3( N«*.10, State aireel.Boston, are .Ajrents ior the Quebec Morning Chronicle, and are authorized to rereive A DVKRTISR vf ENTS and SUB SCRIP PIONS for II» at the iate.v as required at hi» otfire.Their receipts are regarded as pay-n ents.'Oneher 23rd April.|8.r«2 PROVINCIAL PARLIAMENT.LEGISLATIVE COl'NCIL CHAMBER.Quet>ec.19/A May, 1855.Thi* day.at Two o\u2019clock P.M.His Kx-cclllncy rHL Govlkmik Gi.neraL pioceeded in etaln to the Chamber of the Legislative Chamber, in the Parliament Hmlding.The Members of the Legislative Council being assembled.His Excellency was pleased lo command the attendance of the Legislative Assembly, and that Uouse being present, the following Bills were aarenfed to in Her Majesty\u2019s name by His Excellency the Governor General, viz : An Act to incorporate the Eastern Townships Hank.An Aot to incorporate the Sorel.Drummond* ville andRichmond Railway Company.An Act to incorporate the Montreal l.ocomo-tive.Marine and Steam Forge Works Manufacturing Company.An Act to extern! the powers of the Consumer»\u2019 Gas Company of Toronto.An Act to arneml the Act incorporating the Brock ville and Ottawa Railway Company.An Act to provide for the management and improvement of the Harbour ot Montreal and the deepening of the Ship Channel between the said Harbour ami the Fort of Quebec, ami to repeal the Acts now in force for the said purposes.An Act to incorporate the Grand and Subordinate Divisions of the Sons of Temperance in Lower Canada.An Act to amend an Act to incorporate the Toronto Athenasum.An Act to authorize Jacob Hrspeler, /heirs or assigns, to erect a Dam nr Brcakw-ater on the Grand River at or near the Village of Preston, in the County of Waterloo.An Act lo explain an Act, intituled.\" An Act to amend anil extend the law* relative to the remedy of Replevin in Upper Canada.\u201d An Act to declare the Act confirming a Survey of the Township of Ameliasburgh to extend to the Township of Millier, which at the sometime of the said Survey formed pari of Ameliaslnirgh.An Act to incorporate L\u2019Hospice St.Joseph de In Maternité de Québec.An Acl to incorporate St.Michel\u2019s College in the Diocese of Toronto.An Act to facilitate the négociation of Municipal Debenture*.An Acl to ratify certain things done tinder the Aot to confirm the Reciprocity Treaty amt for other purposes.An Act to authorize the Courts of Queen\u2019» Bench, Common Pleas and Chancery in Upper Canada to admit John Jermy Macaulay to prnctiav as an Attorney and Solicitor therein respectively.An Act to determine the manner in which the division or side lines of the lots in the Township of Wolfe Island shall be drawn.An Act to incorporate the Upper Canada Bible Society.An Act to renew the Chatter of the Humber Harbnur Company.Au A* l lo authorize the.Court of Chancery nnd Courts of Queen\u2019s Bench and Common Pleas in Upper Canada to admit Bartholomew Galvin to practise as an Attorney.An Aet to determine the course of the divisino or side of lines the lots incertain concessions in the Township of Smith.An Act to legalize certain Grants from tho Mnuieipalitios of this Province toward the Patriotic Fund.An Act to incorporate the Upper Canada Religious Tract and Book Society.An Act to abolish Dostage on Newspapers published within the Province of CuuMiln, and for other purposes conncefed with the Post Olficn Department of this Province An Act to incorporate the Congregation of the Catholics of Queheo speaking the English I Language.\tI reinvestment of the proceeds for the object* of tua Trust, by bubslitutiug other Trustées in lieu of the Trustee* nominated by the said Act.An Aet to amend the Act incorporating the Hamilton aud Toionto Railway Company.An Act to authorize William Vraserand Edouard Fraser to sell in lot* part of the Domain of the Seigniory of Riviere «lu Loup.An Act to prohibit Interments in certain Burial Grounds in the City ot Quebec.An Act luilher to amend an Act intituled An Act for the encouragement and relief of certain persons therein named and others and authorizing them to associate themselves by the name of the Quebec Benevolent Society under certain restriction», rule* and regulation* therein mentioned.An Act lo authorize the Sale or Lease of Lands in Upper Canada held in Trust fur the use of Congregations or Religious Bodies.An Act to incorporate certain persons under the name and style ot the Stratford and Huron Railway Company.An Act to amend the Act» relating to Laud Surveyor».An Act to amend the Act for the encouragement of Building Societies in Lower Canada.An Act turlhcr to amend the Act of incorporation of the Ihitisli North Américain Electric Telegraph Association to enable the said Association to construct Branch line» and to subscribe lor Stock in other Electric Telegraph Companies.An Act to incoiporale the Molsous Hunk.An Acl lo incorporate the Lyn manufacturing Company.An Act tor granting additional aid, by loan, to the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada.An Act to amend the Act of last Session relative to the enregistnition of the articles ot clerk.dtip of law Students, aii«l for other purposes therein mentioned.An Act to iucorjKiraie the Corresponding Committee at Montreal ol the Colonial Church and School Society.An Actio parafer to the City of Montreal, all the property, riiihl* and privileges heretofore enjoyed by tho Warden* of tho House of Industry in the City of Montreal, and for other purposes.An A« t to provide for an increase of the Capital Stock of the Quebec Gas Company.An A«\u2019t to incorjKJrate the Quebec Masonic Hall Association.An Act to incorporate tho Canada Ore Dressing Company.An Act to incorporate Zimmciman Bank.An Act to incorporate the Imperial, Eire, Marine and Lite Insurance Company.An Act to regulate the Militia of thi* Province aud to repeal the Acts now in force tor that ])urp«>se.An Act to ameml the ('hailer of the Woodstock and Lake Erie Railway and Huron Company.An Art to incorporate the Aiulierslburgh and St Thomas Railway Company.Ad Act to enable the Great Western Railway Company to construct h Crunch Railway to the Town of Rrantford, mid lor other puposes therein mentioned.An Act to enable the Farmers of Lower Canada more easily to obtain seed for the present year.An Act to enable the Trustees of the Toronto General Burying Ground to close the same, lo sell a portion thereof, and to acquire other ground for the purpo-pose* ot the Trust.An Act to authorize the Municipal Council of the County of Welland, to raise means to liquidate certain debts and claims against the said County, and for other purpose».An Act to incorjiorate the Niagara District Bank.An Act further to amend the Act to establish Mutual Insurance Companies in Upper Canada.An Act to incorporate the Sivters of St.Joseph for the |)i«a*ese of Toronto in Upper Canada.An Aot to confirm the City of Toronto in the possession of the Peninsula aud Marsh now held by it under License.An Act to provide means for the Sale of Lands held for the purpose*of Educational Institutions in Upper Canada, when such lauds cannot be conveniently used for such purpose.An Act to inentporate the Bank o| Toronto.An Art to confirm and establish a certain portion of the original Survey of the Township of Niagara.An Act to incorporate the St.Francis Bank.An Act to incorporate the Victoria Hospital.An Act to amend the Charter of the Woodstock and Lake Erie Railway and Harbour Bill.An Art for the relief ol cettain Practitioner» of Medicine ami Surgery in Lower Canada.An Act to amend and extend the Acts incorporating the Champlain and St.Lawrence Railroad Company.An Acl to amend the Joint Slock Company Rivers Improvement Act and to extend it to Lower Canada.FREIGHT »nd CARGO RISKS, INLAND NAVIGATION.N.B.\u2014For the accommodation OCEAN or by the Provincial Insurance Company, to roveied on any »injl** bottom, the under*igne« hai recently visited New York, »nd m*d* Ki»k».on good class Vessel», TO ANY EXTENT, and on the Most favorable Ikrm» JOHN C.T.COCHRANE, Agent.I\u2019rovl.In».Co .Lloyd\u2019s Agent, Quebec.Quebec, 24th March, 1855.\t3m INSURANCE.QtfsBEC AGENCY, or THK SCOTTISH AMICABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY Hew Table A C of Reduced Rate*.(Resulting from application of bonus, as more fully detailed in tbe Society's Report dated Glasgow, 16th March, 1854, page 29) for in- I MONABOB > Fire Insurance Company OF LONDON.ESTABLISHED IN 1835.CAPITAL, - ~ £300.000 Btf Surplus Fund, - - - £200,000\" having been APPOINTED the above named Assurance t ompany, ia prepared to ACCEPT FIRE RISKS ât aa Moderate Kates or Premium as any other Safe Company.All Lowes Settled Peomftly, without re-eranee to tbe London Office.A.J.MAXHAM.Quebec, 23rd May.1854.BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, I PRINCES'STREET, BANK, LONDON.established A*o.1, 1837.Emyowertd by Special Act of Parliament, 4 Viet.Cap.9.Cot.Robert Alexander, Blickheath Park, Chairman.ADVANTAGES OF THIS INSTITUTION.increasinu rates or premium.A TABLE especially adapted to the«ecuring ol Loan» or Debts, and to all other case» where a Policy may be required tor a temj»or*ry parpoaeonly, but which mav be kept up, if ne-esaary, throughout tbe whole term of Lite.HALr-CREDIT RATE* ©E PREMIUM.Credit given for bait the amount of tbe Firtl Seven Annual Premium» the amount ol the unpaid Half-Premiums being deitucted Irom the sum assured when the Policy become* a claim.¦ CM ASSURED PAYABLE DURING LITE.The amount jiayable at the death of tbe Assured, il ne di.- before attaining the age of sixty, but to the assured kuntelf, if ke attain that age, tbu» combining a provision for old age w ith an assurance ujion tile.orphan\u2019» endowment branch.Established lor the purpose of affording to parent» and others the mean» ol having Children educate*! and atarted in Life, by securing annuities, fo commence at the Parents' death, and t# be j*aid until a child, if a son, shall attain hii 21st year, or, if a daughter, her 25lh year of Age Age next Birth Day\tAuuual Payment.\tP Half : Yearly.\tQuarterly.4.0\t\u2018\u2018\tAl 8 6\tA 14 8\tA 7 6 21 \u201c\t1\t9 3\t15 1\t7 8 22 \u2022\u2022\t1 9 11\t15 5\t7 10 23 \u201d\t1 10 7\t16 9\t8 0 24 \u2022*\t111\t7\t16 1\t8 2 \u2022Lb\t1 12 0\t16 6\t8 4 26 \u201d\t1 12 10\t16 II\t8 7 27 \u201d\t1 13 8\t17 4\t8 9 28 \u2022\u2022\tI 14 5\t17 9\t8 II 29 \u2022'\t1 15 6\t18 3\t9 3 30 «\t1 16 7\t18 10\t9 7 31 \u201c\t1 17 7\t19 4\t9 10 32 *\u2022\t1 18 U\t19 11\t10 1 33 \u2022*\t1 19 9\t1 0 6\t10 4 34 «\t2 0 11\t1 1 1\t10 9 35 \u201c\t2 2 2\t1\t1\t9\t11 0 96 \u2022\u2022\t2 3 6\t1\t2 5\t1! 4 37 \u2022*\t2 4 10\t1\t3 1\t11 9 38 «\t2 6 4\t1\t3 10\t12 1 39 41\t2 7 11\t1\t4 8\t12 6 40 44\t2 9 7\tI 5 7\t12 11 41 44\t2 114\t1\t6 5\t13 5 42 44\t2 13 0\tI 7 4\t13 10 43 4\u2018\t2 14 10\t1\t9 3\t14 4 44 44\t2 16 9\t1\t9 3\t14 10 45 44\t2 18 8\t1 10 3\t15 4 46 44\t3 0 9\t1 11\t4\t15 10 47 44\t3 3 1\t1 12 6\t16 6 48 44\t3 5 5\t1 13 8\t17 1 49 44\t3 8\t1\tI 15 1\t17 9 50 44\t3 10 9\t1 16 5\t18 6 51 44\t3 13 7\t1 17 11\t19 3 52 44\t3 16 3\t1 19 4\t19 11 53 44\t3 19 6\t2 1 0\t1\t0 7 64 44\t4 2 9\t2 2 8\t1\t1\t7 55 44\t4 6 4\t2 4 6\t1\t2 7 66 44\t4 19 0\t2 6 4\t1\t3 6 57 44\t4 14 0\t2 8 5\t1 4 7 58 44\t4 18 1\t2 10 6\t1 5 7 69 44\t5 2 6\t2 12 10\t1 6 9 60 44\t5 7 2 [\t2 Ifr 1 ]\t1 8 0 Extract from table of annual Premiums payable\t\t\t till death or before atteining the ares of66, 60 or\t\t\t 65 for AT 00\tpayable 12 months thereaiter to the\t\t parties themse/res or to\t\ttheir representatives at\t death if «noner.\t\t- - ¦\t- - \tat death oa aoe or\t\t Age.\tFifty-five.\tSixty.\tSixty* five.25\t2 13 1\t2 6 11\t3 3 0 30\t3 6 8\t2 15\t6\t2 9 7 35\t4 7 0\t3\t8\t8\t2 19 0 40\t5 19 6\t4 9 1\t2 13 3 45\t9 1\t3\t6 0 11\t4 12 II 50\t\t9 2 4\t6 6 5 BRITANNIA MUTUAL C1AT10N LIFE ASSO- INSURANCE 1, Princes Street, Bane, London.Empowered by he: Majesty's Royal Letters ivtsul.Annual Division ol Profil»\u2014applied in reduction of the current year\u2019s Premium.Policy-holders entitled to participate in tbe nro-rits after payment of Five or Seven Annual Premiums according to the table ol Rates selected.Premiums charged for rcery three month^, difference of age\u2014not, as is usually the case, for every whole vcarwdv.Half Credit Policies granted on term» unusually favourable lo the assured, the amount of half pre miums for which credit is given, being liquidated out of the profits.At the Annual General Meeting on tbe 27tb April last, a reduction of 30 per cent w as ma«le in the present year\u2019s premium on all Policies of Five or seven years standing.A Board of Directors in attendance dail) at 2 o\u2019clock.Age of the Assured in every case admitted in the Policy.Medical Attendant» remunerated in all cases for their leporte.(PROPRIETARY.) Extract from the Half Credit Rates oJ Premium.DAVID A.ROSS, Agent.Scottish Amicabl» Life Assurance Society._____ Opposite to the Ex« bange.KQUITAJILE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, «30 WBST STRAND LOKBOH.17 Great St.James Street, Montreal.CAPITAL\u2014A500,000 STERLING.CHAIRMAN.\u2014A.C.BARCLAY, Esq., DIRECTORS.John Shaw, Esq., 'harles Fennel, Esq., Hugh Croft, Esq., loon Moss, Esq., Frederick Morris, E*q.Chas.T.Seward, Esq EdmimdS.Symes, Esq, Clement Tabor, Esq., Thomas West, Esq., | F.F.Woodbouse, Esq SECRETARY.William H.Preston, Esq.AUDITORS.Henry Eve, Esq.| Thomas williamb, Esq.BANKERS.Meurs.Glyn, Mills k Co.SOLICITORS.Messrs.Cardale, lliffe ft Russell.LOCAL DIRECTORS, MONTREAL, William Lunn, Esq., Jonn Torrance, E*o\u2018, J.Frotbmgham, Eaq., Allred LaKocque, Esq, Benj.Holmes, Esq.Hon.Wm.Morris, J.G.Mackenzie, Esq., E.n.Faoie, Esq., A.T.liait.Esq., Theodore Hart, Esq.\tHalf Premium\tWhole (Annual] Age.\tduring First\tPremium for \t7 years.\tismamderofLife.\tA ».d.\tA a.d.25\t0 19 7\t1 19 2 30\t1\t1 9\t2 3 6 35\t1\t4 11\t2 9 10 40\t1\t9 2\t2 18 4 45\t1 14 10\t3 9 8 50\t2 2 6\t4 5 0 55\t2 12 9\t5 5 6 60\t3 6 8\t6 13 4 (MUTUAL.) Extract from Table with Participation in Prof Is, after Sever Yearly Payments.Half- Age.Annual Premium.Years.Months.£ Yearly Premium.Quarterly Premium.PROVINCIAL Inmruncr, ( 'oinpanij 7\"0rrirs\u2014Corner of St.Pktkr and A»* tiivr Streets.Quebec, April t3th, 1855.\tu Marine Imurance* \" ATLAS\u201d do.do.\u2022\u2022COMMERCIAL\u201ddo.do.'\u2022 A8TOR\u201d\tdo.«to.OT NEW YORK /\"pHE ui.dereigned i» authorized to receive pro» I posais for Marine Insurance hy Open Policy or Voyage, on Meichandize, Freight or Ve»«c|*\u2014Our»n or Inland In the above Companies, on applicRtion to THEODORE HART, Montreal.Montreal, 24th Feby., 1855.\t8m OA f \\UBE\\ Provincial Furvxtqr \u2022 xV» JLS \u2014Office No.31 J, Bridgr St 9t.Kochs; and at the Landing Place, Lowe Town.Quebec, ?tb Dec., 1853.\tAssets.vt,.\t.\u2022 1,500.000 do.,\t.1.000,000 do.\t.1,000,000 do.\t.\t700,000 30 40 t.\td.\tA\ts.\tt.\t£ e.\tJ.7\t3\t1\t4\t2\t0 12\t3 7\t6\t1\t4\t4\t0 12\t4 7\t10\t|\t4\t6\t0 12\t\u2022 8\t2\t1\t4\t8\t0 12\t6 3\t0\t1\t12\t3\t\u2022 16\t5 3\t6\t1\t12\t6\t0 16\t7 4\t1\t1\t12\t10\t0 16\t9 4\t7\t1\t13\t1\t0 16\t10 \tE.\tR.\tFOSTER,\t\t\t hesident Director.ANDREW FRANCIS, Secretary.Detailed Proapdrtuaea and every requisite information at to the mode of effecting Assurances may be obtained upon application to R.PENI8T0N, Agent to the Company at Queboe.Quebec, 19rh August, 1852.NOTICE.L TONES, House Painter, Paper hanger Ac* \u2022 «I from London, informs the inhabitantd ol Quebec and neighbourhood that hewillattenc punctually fe with despatch to any commands be may be favored with, on the mo«t reaaonabll terms\u2014application to L.Jones, at City Hole.Garden Street.Quebec, 20lh July 1854._ wmmwmr SI INDENBEKG.(Ute Earn! Master ol \u2022 I j H.M.7lsf H.h.I.) beg to acquaint hia Friend» ami the Public in genraal that he is prepared to supply them with a SimillKS-ffiANilD at all DINNERS, SUPPERS, BALLS and PICNICS, Ac.Aa 8.L.will always be at the head of his Band, those who may honor him with their patronage may rely upon his giving every satisfaction.8.L.w ill also have time to attend to a limited number of PUPILS for FLUTE and VIOLIN.Aoltreas, No.\u2014, St.Joachim Street, (Mr.McDonald\u2019s Brick Building, near the Inant School House,),8t.John Suburbs, Quebec, 2let Nov., 1854.\tAm IRON COFFINS.THE underelgried offer for Sale, at their Shop, St.Valier Street, IRON COFFINS, of all eisee, cemented and enamelled, and sir end wafer A \u2019kkfc «la** plat# is placed at tbe head of theee Colt ne, *o (bat in cue* where it ia necet-earytp Coffin irmwdiatcly offer d**tb, relative* and friend* may be able to*e« tbe dereMeg\u2019» r«ce till the moment of banal,, ,Before Interment tbit glaae is covered with a metal pU,*.rw.i^e J* a ^LtUDRE * SON' QDebec* j,\t1854.GENERAL AGENT BRITISH NORTH AME RICAN COLONIES.Frederick R.Starr, Esq.ACCOUNTANT AND CASHIER.Jame» B.M.Chipmar, Esq.rHISOFFICE insure»against Loe* or Damagf by Fire, all Descriptions of Buildings, including Mills and Manufactories, and tbe Goods, Wares end Merchandize in tbei ame ; iüiijis in Harbour or in Dock ; Craft on Navigable Riven «nd Canals, and the Guoda laden in tbe same , and Farming Slock of all desrriptio a.The *\u2022 Equitable\u2019* Fire \u2022 ffice will, 1 y a con' vtant analysis of its owu experience fi«>m time to time, adopt such rate* ol Premiums as tbe nature ol the risk may justify.WifA this new.an annual investigation icill be made into each clau of risk, and « return of one moisty\u2014or fifty per cent.\u2014of the nett excess unit be marie to all classes of Insurers, ichose Policies have been in force for three years.The engagements of tbe \u2022* Equitable\u201d ire guaranteed by a responsible proprietary, and an ample subscribed Capital.The insured are free Horn the liabilities of a Mutual Insurance Society, and entitled, according to the plan of the Company, to a return ot half the prote.Losses are made good without deduction or dia-ount, and are adjusted and paid in Montreal, without reference to London.Bt a Resolution or thb Court in London,the Paxsttum are Retained in Mont-Fual to fat Loasza and Accumulate a rend or £10,000» THE LOCAL DIRECTORS MEET WEEKLY.Agents have been appointed throughout Canada.\tWESTON HUNT, and JOHN ROSS, Agents roa Quebec, Hunt\u2019s Wharf end UNION BUILDING SOCIETY, Clouet', Building*.QunbeC.2nd Febv.< 1853\t1?m\t___ 7VJ/Y K Hi LU il.Old Kheuniatic Affections CAN \u2022* CVMt> av TMi Cramp Pain Killer.Descon Hknry Hunt was cured of NEURALGIA or SCIATIC RHEUMATISM.i aller having been under the care of a physician six months.Tbe Cramp and Pain Kitlyr was tbe first thing 'hat afforded him any per marient relief, David Babkcs was cured of a RHEUMATIC PAIN IN THE KNEE, niter three oi four days and nights of intenss luffering, by one bottle of the Cramp slid Pstn Killer.T.H.Cabéan, suffering Irom CRAMP IN THK LIMBS, the colds ol his leg* knotting bp in large hunches, was cured by the Cramp and Paia Killer At another time a few applications entirely cured him of an exceedingly bad KHKU MATIC AFFECTION IN THE BACK.A young lady, fifteen year* of age.a daughter of John W.Shet wood, waa long afflicted with SPINAL COMPLAINT.Alter being reduced to tbe wigs of th« graye was cured by tbe Cramp and Pain Killer.John Buckman, after having suffered every thing but death from RHKUklATDM, which termed to pervade almost every paitof the body was cured by tbeCtamp and Pain Killer.Mi*.Davis was cured by it of BILIOUS COLIC.A man io Portland was alto cured by it of BILIOUS COLIC, when bit life was well-nigh despaired of.Hundiedt have been relieved by it of tooth ache, ague in (he face.ke.N.B.\u2014Be sure and call lor CURTI* k PER KINS\u2019 CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER.All otheis hearing this name are base imitation! I\u2019rice I2|, 25,37( cents per bottle, aceoiding to size, ALSO FOR SALE, THOSE PURE WILD CHERRY RITTERS, For the cure of Bilious and Jaundice complaints and General Debility.They quicki-n ihe hUx-d.and give new life and energy to the whole SYSTEM.For Sale by STEPHEN PAUL k CO.149 Chambeis-Siresl, New-York, and by G.G.AR DOUIN, and J.MUSSON k CO., Quebec.¦ April 7th, 1865.\tlim THIRTY YEAR\u2019S Experience of an Old Nurse MRS.WISNIaOW, An experienced Nurse and Female Physician preterits to the attention of Mothers her SOOIHING SYRUP FOR CHILDBKN TEETHING.It will immediately relieve them from pain, allay all ap«»mudic action, soften the gums, lednce in* llsnution, and is sure lo regulate the Bowels.Depend upon it Mothers, it will give rest to yourselves and relief and health to your children.\u2014 Price 25 Cents per bottle.We have sold very large quantities of Mrs Winslow\u2019s Soothing Syrup duung the past six years\u2014over 20,000 bottles the last year.We believe it the best medicine in the w«nld for Children Teething or for (he cure of Dysentery or Diarrba-a in Children, whether it arises from teething or any other cause.It givet univers*! ratitfaction\u2014never heard a complaint from any one using it\u2014never sold a medicine so universally succetsfulin relieving (tain and effecting cures.In all cates above stated, if taken in lesion, relief is IMMEDIATE and ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN.CURTIS k PERKINS, Druggists, No.40 Courtland St.New-Yotk, Jany.2uth, 1854.Lady of the first respectability writes : Dear Sir:\u2014I am hanpy lobe able to certify lo the efficacy of Mrs Winslow\u2019s Southing Syrup, and to the truth of what it is represented 'o sc-romplish.Having a little boy suffering greatly from teething, who could not rest, and at nigh' by his cries would not permit any of the family to do to, 1 purrhaied a bottle of the Soothing yrup, in order to teit the it-medy ; and when given to the boy according to the direction», its effect upon him w as like macic; he toon went to sleep, and all pain and nervousness disappeared.We have had no trouble with him since, and the little fellow will pasa through with comfort, the excruciating process of teething, by the sole aid of Mrs Wintlow\u2019s .Soothing Syrup.Every mo (her who regards the health and life of her child en should po'tess it.MRS.H.A.ALGER.Lowell, Mass., May 2().1853.For sale by STEPHEN PAUL k CO., 149 Cbambers-st., New-Yotk, and by G.G.AR* DOUIN and J.MUSSON k CO., Queb-c.April 7tb, 1855.tim G W.STONE\u2019S COUGH, CONSUMPTION AND Bronchitis Elixir.rHE Pioprietor would respectfully call the at tention of the public to his invaliuble Remedy lor*11 Affsciionsof the Throat and Lungs, and begs of those who are undecided what to select fiom the numerous medicines advertised and rerormnended for eurh complaints, to give bis ELIXIR a tiial.Having done so, they will no longer hesitate what to take themselves, or re* eommend to others.A single tritl wi I prove to them that this i* the most valuable remedy evei discovered lor the various «flections of the Throa i and Lungs; it will immediately relieve the most violent Cough, and in a few hours completely cure the most severe Cold.As a preventative and Core for Consumption, it has no equal.It is purely Vegetable, contains no poisonous ingrédients, is quite agreeable to the taste, and may be given with perfect safely fo the most delicate child.The numerous testimonials received almost dtily from those who have been cured by it, fully justify the atsertion,that no family should He without this Medicine : let Mothert give it to their Children who have the Whooping Cough or Croup, and they will alleviate at once the tuffer-inga of their little one* ; it will at the aame time purify the blood, and completely exnel all humors from the ayetem.Call for G.W.Stone\u2019» CounM Elixir, and aet that hie nanrie, and Cough Elixir with the word* Boston, Mb*» , are blown upon the BoMle; al»o a 8«al, with hi* name upon tbe cork, without which none will be genuine.Principal Agfrt, WILLIAM JOHNSON, 106, HanoverMfeet.Boston, Mas».Sold in Montreal, by WILLIAM LYMAN k CO.St.Paul Street, Gener*| Agents for Canada East j price 50 cents per Hot tie AYER\u2019S PHIS.FOB ALL THE PURPOSES 07 A FAMILY PHYSIC.Therb has long existed a public demand for an effective purgative pill which could be relied on aa sure and perfectly a&fe in its operation.Thia has been prepared to meet that demand, and an eaten-live trial of its virtues has conclusively shown with what imrcess it accomplishes the purpose designed.It is ea*) to make a physical pill, but not easy to make the best of all pills \u2014 one which ehould have none ot the objection», but all the advantages, of every other.This has been attempted hexe, and with what success we would respectfully aubmit to the public derision.It has been unfortunate for the patient hitherto that almost every purgative medicine ia aerimoninua and irritating to the bowels.Thi* is not.M any of them produce so much griping pain and revulsion in the system as to more than counterbalance the good to It* derived from them.ThcM) /nils produce no irritation or pain, unies» it arise frum a previously existing obstruction or derangement in the bowels.Being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any quantity ; but it is lietter that any medicine should be taken judiciously.Minute directions for thoir use in the several disease* to which they are applicable are given on the box.Among the complaints which have been speedily cured by them, we mav mention Liver Complaint, in its various forma of Jaundice, Indigestion, languor and llo organism, lienee an occasional dose ia advantageous, even though no serious derangement exista : but unnecessary dosing should never he carried too far, as every purgative medicine reduce» tho strength, when taken to excess.The thousand cases in which a phyaie is required cannot hi' cimn.crated here, but they suggest themselves to the reason of every body ; and it ia confidently believed thia pill will answer a better purpose than any thing which ha* hitherto been available to mankind.When their rirriiw ar* once known, the public will no longer doubt what remedy to employ when In need of a cathartic medicine.Being sugar-wrapped they are pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, no Win can arise from their use in any quantity.For minute directions see wrapper on th* Boa.PREPARED BT JAMES C.AYER, l*pactlcal and Analytical Chemist, LOWRLL, MASS.Frio* 85 Cents per Box.Fly* Boxes for 9L A'UA TIWG/S Couth' Lozenges, A C ERTAIN REMEDY for disordeis of the Pulmonary Organs\u2014in Difficulty of Breath-inf\u2014in Redundancy at Phlegm\u2014iu , lucipient Consumption (of which Cough is the most positive indication) they are of unerring efficacy.In Asthma, and in WIktib Cuvgh, they have A AY MR\u2019S CHERRY PECTORAL, \" FoV (he rapId'Cnre of 10H.IW, fOL Dtf/ HOlRSKftKSS, BKOKruiTis, utioomu-f ortiu, < UOI P, ASTHMA, AM) (ONSHIPTION.This remedy h** Won for itwlf such notoriety from its einr* of ovtscr variety of pulmonary diaeaae, that U I» entirely nnnoceshary to recnnnt the evidence» of It» virtues in any community when*4t ha» been employed.So wide is the field of its tiao-fulnrs», and so numerous the cane» of its cure*, that « linn»! qvorv ssetidn hf th» muntrv Ahounda in pemnns'^utotef/ khdVrfl, Vho have been restored from alaru.ng and even drupcrnte disease» of the lungs tty Its m#.l WhMU t*i*< «Hod it» «gpsiriority over every othet mrdirme of its kind l« too apparent to csdape hhemlrtWn, add where Ma virtue- are known, the public no lonaer heaitate what antidote to etnfimy foe the dUtrendtnx and dangevoua affection» of the pulmonary orgaaa which are incident to our climate.And not only ÈS formidable attacks up-n the lungs, but for the milder varistie* of Cotrts, Cdcniis.HOAlksaNKas.Ac.j and for Cntr rraiN it Is the pleasantest and *afcaf medMsa that can be uMkinefl.An U has long been in constant ua* tbmu^hout tala \u2022net loti, we need hot do more than aasurs tbe poop I \u2022 its quality is kept up to the beat that it svsr mu been, and that the gouuine article ie sold hr\u2014 JOSEPH BOWLES, end J.MUSSON It Co» Quriwu.Also, by Druggists grnerally throughout Canada.14th Augna:, 1864.THE RENOWNED REMEDY! Holloway * Ointment.A MOST ASTONISHING CURE CF SCROFULOUS ULCERS,\u2014A CASE CERTIFIED BY THE MAYOR OF BOSTON.Copy of a IaIUt from J.Noble.Esq., Mayor of Boston, Lincolnshire.To PaoFr.8soa Holloway.Dear Sir,\u2014Mrs.Sarah Dixon of Liquorpond Street, Boston, has this day deposed before me that for a considerable period she was severely afflicted with Scrofulous Sores and Ulcers in her arms, feet, legs, and other parts of her body : and although the fiist of medical advice was obtained at the cost of a large sum of money, she obtained no abatement of suffering, but gradually grew worse.leing recommended by a friend to try your Ointment, she procured a small riot, and a box ot the Pills, and before that was all used, symptoms of amendment appeared.By persevering with the medicines for a short time longer, according to the directions, and strictly adhering to your rules as to diet, Ac., she was perfectly cured, and now enjoys the best ot health I remain* Dear Sir, yov-s truly.(Signed)\tJ.NOBLE.Dated August 12th, 1852.AN EXTRAORDINARY AND RAPID CURE OF ERYSIPLAS IN THE LEG, AFTER MEDICAL AID HAD FAILED.Copy of a letter from Mrs.Elizabeth Yeates, of the Post Office, Aldwiik Road, near Bognoi, Susses, dalad Jan.12, 1853.To Profkssor Holloway, Sir,\u20141 suffered for a considerable period from a severe attack of Erysipelas, which at length settled in my leg.and resisted all medical treatment.My sufferings were very great, and 1 quite despaired of any permanent amendment, when I was advised to have recourse to your Ointment and Pills.I did so without delay, and am happy to say the result was eminently successful.for they effected a radical cure of my leg and restored me to the enjovtnent of health.I shall ever speak with the utmost confidence of your medicines, and have recommended them to others in this neighbourhood similarly afflicted, who derived equal benefit.I am, Sir, your obliged and faithful Servant (Signed)\tELIZABETH YEATES.DREADFULLY DISEASED ANCLE CURED AFTER BEING GIVEN UP BY THE FACULTY, AT MALTA AND PORTSMOUTH HOSPITALS.The following important communication has been forwarded to Professor Holloway for publication, by Mr.B.Dixon.Chemist, King-st., Norwich : Copy ef a letter from Captain Smith, of Great Yarmouth, dated January I9lh, 1853.To Mr.Dixon, Dear Sir,\u2014I send you the particulars of a cure effected by Professor Holloway\u2019s invaluable medicines:\u2014Mr.John WALToN,1atein Her Majesty\u2019s Service, in the British Fleet at Malta, had a very had ulcerated ancle, and after having been in the Malta Hospital for six months, was sent to England as an invalid to Portsmouth Hospital, where he remained an inmate four months, there an at Malta, refusing to have tbe limb amputated, he wa« turned out incurable.He then come to Yarmouth, and was under a medical gentleman for about three months, but his ancle became so much worse that all hops was lost.At this period, by my advice, he tried Holloway\u2019s Ointment and Pills, which by unremitted application, healed all the ulcers, and restored him to perfect health and strength.I remain, Dear Sir, yours very nily, (Signed)\tJOHN SMITH.Albert Hotel, Great Yarmouth.SURPRISING CUBE OF A BAD BREAST, NERVOUS DEBILITY, AND GENERAL ILL HEALTH.^««nnHorvo\tCattle Cure corf; ii can i>y.NEVER since tho Science of Medicine first daw Ltd u|H>n ibe world, bas any compound gamed such exit «ordinal y popularity, in SO short a period of time, at Dr- HOWE'S HYGENIAN HOREHOUND and LIVERWORT COUGH CANDY, in curing Coughs, (.\u2018olds, Ajtiioa, Difficulty of Brestbing, Bleeding at the Lung* Pain in the Side and Breast, Soie'lhroat, Cioup Bronchitis, Hooping Cough, Influenza, Hoarseness or any other symptom of that distressing malady\u2014Cons'ilnpfion.The Hygeisn llorcbouud and Liverwort Cough Candy cannot lx* equalled by any liquid roixluf* of tbe day ; and, in proof ol my asssrtian, I am able to present to tbe public the certificates of ladies and g«utletuen w hose standing in society is well known, and whose \\erarity cannot be doubled 1 would also state that tbeie is nothing in ibis Candy that can possibly injuis the most delicate in health ; but may tie taken at all times with perfect impunity, both by children and adults.You will observe that its color is not brown or yellow\u2014the result of some prepaiatlon of nier cury or other mineral being in i>s composition\u2014 but is perfectly white, its medicinal qualities being purely vegetable.He particular, then, in noticing ike co\u2019or.See that it is white ; you wilt then obtain the genuine article.Pmrx\u20145, 10 and 20 cents tier package.For .Sale by JOHN MUSSON Ik CO.; 0.ARDOUIN.and S.WRIGHT.JOHN MUSSON k CO Solk Agkkt for Quebec.E.N.SLOCUM & CO .Pioprielors, 382, Broadway, New Y'oik.Msrch 16th 1*55.\t12m FRENCH\u2019S HOTEL, Corner of City Hall Squaronml Frankfort St., NF.W-YORK, (O/qioiite the City Hull k Park Fountain.) KAS ben RE-FITTED and FURNISHED.The subscriber trusts that, lor convenience, elegance, coinfoii and economy, it cannot he sur-parsed in the world.All the rooms are warmed gratis; they are titled up with tumble top wash stands, which ate supplied with Croton water, by tilvei-plated Yorks.The halls and water-closets, on every floor, aie lighted during the night.'J hie Hot* I is conducted on the European Plan of Lodging Rooms, and meals as they may be ordered in the Refectory.R.FRENCH N.8 \u2014Do not believe Hackmcn and Runners who may say that we are full, as some do so from pecuniary inferest,__ lm Copy of a letter from Mr.T.F.Ker, Chemist, kc., Loner Moss-lane, Manchester, dated Feb.l '2th, 1853.To PiiorKssna Holloway, Dear Sir,\u2014I have great pleasure in forwarding fo you the rarticulsis of \u2022 very extraordinary cure of \u2022 b»d breast effected solely by the use of your celebrated Ointment and Pill*.Mrs.Martha Bell, of Pitt-street, in this Town, had been for a considerable time labouring t nder nervous debility, loss of appetite, and general ill health, occasioned by ulcerated wound# io tbe bnasf.She had much experience in the use of \u2022II the known remedies for the cure of ulcers, but without any beneficial result, in fact she had nearly lost all faith and hope of a cure being effected.In this distressing and painful condition of body and mind, sbe was persuaded to have reroute# to your invaluable Ointment and Pills, which she immediately did, ami in the coursent \u2022 very short time the effect produced was most astonishing ; her appetite was speedily improved the sores and ulcers in tbe breast gradually heal ed, and the nervous excitement of ker system was wholly removed.1 lemain, Dear Sir, yours faithfully (Signed)\tT.FORSTER KER.The Pills should be ueed conjointly with the Ointment in most oi the followiag eases Bad Legs\tCanters « >\tScalds Bid Breasts\tContracted and\tSore Nipples Burn»\tSriff-jointe Sore-throate Bunions\tElephantiasis\tSkin-diseases Bite of MoschsCoes Fistulas Scurvy and Sand-flies Gout\tSore-heade Coco-Ray GlandularSwellings Tumours Chiego-loot\tLumbago\tUlcers Chilblains\tPiles\tWounds Chapped-hands\tRheumatism\tYaws Corns (Soft) Sold at the Establiemynt of Professor Holloway.244, Strand, (near Temple Bar,) London, and hy all res|*ctRble Dninisti and Dealers in Medicines throughout the < iviHjed World, in l ots, at le.I Id., 2s.9*1., 4s.M., tie.22s., and 33a.each.I f\u201d There is a considérable saving by taking the larger sixes.N.B.\u2014Directions for Ibe guidance of Patients in every disorder areafllxeotoeach Pot.Sold by\tJ.MUSSON fri, CO., Comer of Ruade k Ddfdrt'Mreete, Sols Agent» for Quebec.Quebec, Irtth Jany., 1854.ISfoapiO High School of Quebec.rPHK usual course of instruction in this Insti-X tution comprises English Reading; Grammar and Composition, History, Gcogtaphy, Writing; Arithmetic, General and Commercial ; Mathematics, including Genmelrv, Algebra, Mensuration, Ac.; French, Latin, and Greek.Terms, as heretofore, JL\u201812 IDs.per annum, payable qaarterly in advance; Scholars under 10 years ol age JLIO per annum.There is also a Preparatory Clau opened for younger boys at £H per annum.By a due distribution of labour among the 1 etchers and other arrangements, a full opportunity is afforded of securing proficiency in the practically useful, as well as the Classical branches.Quebec, 24th Octobre.1851.VEGE TA BLE V ULMONAR Y BALSAM.THK GREAT STANDARD REMEDY ¦TOU ALL l\u2019t LMONAUY I'INKASESI (CONTAINING NEITHER > PRUSSIC ACID, TARTAR EMEI 1C, nor any other Deleterious Drug.Extensively used, tested and approved in New Eng* l«n*l, Canada, and the British Provinces during a period ol THIRTY YEARS, by Eminent Physicians, Clergymen, Professors ol Colleges,'i heologicsl Demins ries, Scientific end Distinguished Public Men,\u2014and, in fact, bv all classes in the community.£ce Pamphlets and wrappers containing Certificates, among which are those of Rr.v.Da.Lyman Bkechmi.Boston, late President of Lane Theological .Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio.\u2014Late Rev.Dr.Leonard Woods.Abbott Prof, of Theology in Andover Theological Semi-fitly, Ms**.\u2014Hon Daniel P.Thompson, Secie-tary of State of V.i ;iioi,L\u2014N.F.Williams, Ksq., formeilv Coilerti.i « I ilie Poil ol Baltimore, Md.Rev.Juoish Liuh, I\u2019biiadelpLi»,P«.,\u2014andIbany others.How K.srit.sisD by Physicians.\u2014JOHN A.BERRY, M.D., fraco.Me.sa)s, ** During a practice of tw-enty-yeais, I have seen used all the popular lemedies for Coughs, and am well satisfied (hat your VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSA.V is l»est, and I hope it will be better known and more generally used.\u201d CF\" Ben-art of Counterfeit» and Imitations ! ! ! Enquire for tbe article by its Whole Name, VEGE TABLE PULMONARY BALSAM.\u201d Prepared only by REED, CUTLER k CO.Drugyriis, 33, India street, Huston, Mass., and sold bv Apothecaries and Country Merchants geneislly.Price, New Style, large bott'es contaunni neatly four times the quantity of the small, $1.Old style, amitll bottles, 50 cents.For Sale in Quebec, by J.MUSSON k CO., JOB.BOWLES, and G.G.ARDOUIN.Quebec,\tIflM.\t12m Liter Complaint, JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, Chronic or Nervous Debility, Disease k ofthe Kidneys, ¦ nd all diseases arising from aDuonlered Liver or Stomach, such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness, or Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea.Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fullness or weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructation», Sinking, or Fluttering at tbe Pit of the Stomach, Swimming ot the Head, Hurried and difficult Breath.ng, Fluttering at the Heart, Choakir* or Suffocating Sensations when in a lying Posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the bight Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the f'km and Eyes, Pain in the Skle, Back, Chest, Limhs, iic., Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imaginings of Evil, and great Depression of Spirits, can be effectually cured DR.IICOPLANDS CELEBRATED (Gl ® IT ESI fl El PREPAEKD by DR.C.M.JACKSON, GERMAN MEDICINE STORE, No, 120 Aacii St., one hoor below Sixth T> SI LA DA.Their power over the above diseuse» is not excelled, if equalled.by any other preparation in the United Stares, as tbe cures attest, in many cases after skilful physicians had failed.These Bitters are worthy the attention of Invs lids.Possessing great virtues in the rectification of the liver and lesser glands, exercising the most searching power in weakness and affections of the digestive organs, they arc withal safe, certain and pleasant.RUSS EL\u2019S DB.BUCHANAN\u2019S PERSIAN BEMEDY roa th*\t* TOOTH-ACHE.rpHE relief from pain which follow, the us# at I this remedy foi TOOTH-ACHE i.iZL?diate end permanent.The soreness of the ueth and gums will b« removed, and by its aunlicfi^ rendered more sound or healthy.\t^ UOn PRICE, Is.3d.Dft.HUNTER\u2019S CELEBRATED EYEWATER.' VV JLL «KMOVE any I ] v .¦t*** of inflammation to weak or Jiriuble Fordimne.ol sight occasioned either by age, or too dose attention to minute object», .tanda un-¦uriiaaaed.PRICE, la.3a.The King's Oil, ro* all wounds on GKixasas sm (saw&a.S^CH as Bruises, Cuts, Galls, Corks, Sore bj Back, Sprains, Scratches, Ac., and wounds of every description, removing all soreness and stiffness in Irom one to five days.rl?U «^J*»** remedy was prepared by order of King H illiam IV.of Great Britain, nnoer the direction of Mr.Youatt, the celebrated English horsM on*yd ^\t\u201c th# Royal Stud ol k ull directions accompanying each bottls.DR.MARSHALL'S ARROMATIC, CATARRH ann HEAD-ACHE SNUFF.THIS SNUFF ia superior to anything yet known, for removing the Catarrh; ano also a cold in the head, and the headache ; by opening \u2022nd purging out all obstruction*, strengthening the gfonda and giving healthy action to tbe parla corked^* ** *^°ul« kept in the phie* well Prepared by Da JOHN MARSHALL, and Sold m this City by J.MUSSON k CO., G G ARDOUIN.and J.BOWLES.Quebec, 27th November.1854.12m ME?*Rvriïï?C/N.SHERMAN k CO., BANKERS, New York, issue Foreign Circular Letters of Credit on the following Alexandria, Antwerp, Athens.Amsterdam, Berlin, Hadcn-Bsdox, Bern., Bordeaux, Boulogne, Bremen, Brussels, Bsgni de Luca, Basle, Bombay, Batavia, Cairo, \u2022oblentz, \u2019ologrie, C.zdi, Cotnmbo, Ceylon, Carlsruhe, Calcutta, Canton, Dresden, Dusseldorf, Florence, Frankfort, CITIES Genoa, Geneva, Gibraltar, Hambuigb, Hague, Havre, Heidelberg, Hong Kong, Nice, Oporto, Oleroo, Parts, Pau, Palermo.Pisa, Rome, Kandy, Ceylon, Rotterdam, August 23rd, 1853 London, Leghorn, Lei paie, Lyons, Lisbon, Madrid, Malta.Marseilles, Milan, Moscow, Munich, Messma, Mulhouse, Madras, Malta.Manila, Madeira, Melbourne, Naples, Rio de Janeiro, St.Petersburg, frtrasaburg, Siena, Smyrna, Seville, Stettin, Shanghai, Singapore, Sydney, N S W, Turin, Toulon, Trieste, Venice, Vevey, Vienna, Wiesbaden., Waraaw, Zurich.o Millers and Dealers in Flour THK ST- HENRI BANAL MILL, iiT ,n*/our of Stones, is new undergoing a fi, m,h \u2022,i,w ,o \u2019Hie said Mill is now offered on Lease.Apply at the office of HENRY ATKINSON, Quebec, 7lb July, 18A3 fitTj?.: READ THE TESTIMONY.Rev.T.P.Pfister, New Brooklyn.New York, October 5, 1853, \u2022»)\u2022:\u2014Da.C.M.Jacksow, Dear Sir: \u2022' I request you to send me hy the first opportunity, three bottles of \u2022 Hoofland\u2019s German Hitters,' and I am pleased to state thst the Bitters have cared different persons of my acquaintance, when Physicians\u2019 help «ras without effect, especially in Hcmonhoidal cases (hleedirg piles,) the effect and cure was sure and certain.\u201d Wm.Post, Jamestown.N.Y., Sept.1», 1853.\u2022sys; \u201c The Great popularity ol \u2022 Hoofland\u2019s German Bitters\u2019 and my confidence in their effi-cacy, induce me to snlrcit from you an agency fo* my father, A Post, South Bamhridge, New Henry C.Sheldon, T»oy, N.Y., I)*c.So, J850, \u2022\u2022id : \u2022' From csretul observation, I am convinc, ed that your Hoofland\u2019s Geiman Bitters is a het- your .er article than H-\u2019\u2022, K-\u2019s, u\u2019 -, Bke.,kc.One gentleman, troubled with dyspepsia, who had purchased half \u2022 dozen of the bitters, ssvs : * It ie the only article be has found that has afforded him relief.\u2019 Now he is in a fair way of recovery.\u201d Rudlonfifc Saunders, Buffalo, N.Y.Dec.20, I860, sad : *' We know from experience, having used it In our own families, thst Dr.Hooflant *\u2022 German Billets are all and more than they are recommended to be.\u201d Isom k Hsll, Skeneatalie, N.Y., August 23.1853, say : \u2022' V# think the German Bitters give the best iRtiifsction of any article about us.\u201d S.A.Merism, Adams,\u2019N.Y., April 15, 1853, says J Y\u2019oui German Bitter» are Invaluable.\u201d Hsrtshorne k Mnydnle, Hamilton, N.Y., April 15,1853,says: '* We are nearly out of your German Bitters, it takes well and is considered a very valuable medicine.\u201d Tbe Bitters are f.ntirki v vkortarlk, always strengthening and never prostrating the \u2022ydtem.Sold by dealers n medicine ano storekeepers everywhere, and hy JOHN MUSSON k CO.\u2022 nd (5.0.ARDOUIN, Quebec, 26th Oct., 1854.\t19» £Dr JHointng Chronicle H rt\u2019RLISHKD bAILT rCRINO THK year, ¦ Y CHARLES ST.MICHEL, at his orricx, N\u2019o.25, Mountain » treat, Quebec.fERMS.\u2014Twenty Five Shilling* per .nnum, payabls half-yearly m advance.ADYTiRTIRING.Six line» and under, l.t Irurrilon.»\u2022 ry .DPovi£ïî Idrontï.S * P\" \u2022\u2022\"¦um-p.y.bl, in ®br UMtuning «hronftlt ©D01K A§3© j)®© Printing Establishment i JOB AND OTHER TYPE, Ihe Proprietor is now prepared to execute BOOKS, CATALOGUE*, CARDS, PAMPHLETS, CHKCQUEH, AUCTION BILLS, STEAMBOAT do.EXHIBITION do.PROGRAMMES, \"'LL* (!p LADING, BILL HEADS.CUSTOMS BLANKS, LAW BLANKS, CIRCULARS, POSTERS, AND LABELS, TOfjRTHER WITH EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING, raoM thb < Lw«iT»U ($avà Mjt u tJU ÜÆaVÿ,*; ÔBiff \\ FROM EVERY VARIETY OF TYPE, \u2022H of which will be promptly executed at tW* rue* raoMtsan ! in \u2022 superior and b«a«tift> style of workmanship, sad at the frBat&BlLX 9&SCX» QUEBEC.\u2014PatjfTKn and PcbLishbo by C.ST.MICHEL, No.25, Movmtshi Sybbbt."]