Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 25 mai 1855, vendredi 25 mai 1855

[" AND COMMERCIAL MC/C DOmata AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.VOL.IX.] For Sale or To Let.QUEBEC, FKIDAY, 25™ MAY, 18 5 5.[NO.2204.TO LET Possession Immediately.HF.DWELLING HOUSE and Oui-IIoimm at V Elm Grovk,\u201d late midrne* of A.K.Yovno, A ppljr lo PATEB&ON, MARTIN & CO.Quebee, 7(b May.IM&5.MÏ E«9.Appl; 'lo LET.NEW SHOP in Shaw\u2019s Bortn.i'liB\tINC*, «djoinin^ that occupied by r 1 Mr* Shaw- Apply lo LANGLOIS k SHAW, Notai ies.Quebec, 28th April, 1865 TOBELLT.: ApA rT,H F well known atand, long ocrtt-1 pirdby MARTIN RAY.ae a TG-HAGCOMtT, Snip-Chandlery and Groet ry Store.A tempting chance for a dealer in Snell and Tobacco.The S'rre in the rear is one of the best in the City, and ue!I adapted for a Snuff Manufactory on a large scale\u2014water power could be supplied fiom the Water Work*.Also, a first rate Stable ai d Coarb*bouse.A lease 'T tbe who\u2019e would be given for a term of yeaia, to a gotd Tenant.Apply on tho premises to JOHN F'SHER.Quebec 23id April, I8A5.FOR SALK.MA WELL FINISHED HOUSE, l\\.with Hangard, situated in St.Do-mi»i(]ue Street, St.Kocba, near Mr.PetkkS' well aiUpled for a family.Conditions lihersl.Apply to tbe undetsigued, Proprietor, on ibe premises.B.DASTOU.Quebec.April 21, 1855.\tu FOR SALK.T HAT CERTAIN PROPERTY.f*!*l\t1 well known is \u201c SIMMONS\u2019\u201d at LAKE BEAUPORT, moat plea-aantIV situated, containing 120 Acres, o! which 35 are cleer, with the Dwelling House and Baina, being a favorite resori in summer.J.GREAVESCLAPHAM, N.P.( Quebec.April t4, 1855.____________ TO BE LET.\u2022HE DWELLING HOUSE forming corner of Cltphaea Terrace, St.Road.Apply to JOHN PATERSON, Attbur Street.Quebec.7ih April, 11155.Office* iÿ Store* to lu t.ÏHF.we I known Premises occupied by the subscribers, at the Ockan Steamships ASVES.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 Their OFFICES in St.Peter Street.JOHN ANDERSON h CO., St.Peter Street.Quebec, 27th Apiil, 1835.For Sale or To Let.TO LET.À\t^ STORE on Hunt's Itjta\tWtiAaK.\u2014Apply tu 1\tW.DINNING, _\tSt.Peter Street.Que bee, S'h May.1855 ROOMS TO LET.THREE ROOMS suitable for a small family.\u2014Possession immediately.Fairchild * walker, \u201e .\t72, St.John Street.Quebec.12 h May.l.v:» ».\tu TO LET s, a quentity of Superior LIVERPOOL SOAP.RYAN, BROTHELS k CO.Q'lpt.ee 5!il.May, FOR SALE BY the subscribers\u2019 and expeetid from New Yo»k.at the fust o|>en navigation : About 21 Tons Manilla Rope, .< Qi \u201c Tarred do, 50 Ram Is Tar.50 Barrels Pitch, 50 Banels Spirits of Turpentine, 150 Barrels Rosin.A'cohol, Triple refined Campbetie, and Imperial Burning Flu d 80 and 95.FUNCH.MEIXCKE k CO.^Quebec.4th May, 1855.0 NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.M.M(1AVOY, MorcLant Tailor and Draper.CIIRF.Subscriber take* this method of inform-X iug the Citixena ol Que>>ec.and i's vi< inity, that he bat JUST OPF.NED a NEW TAILORING E>TABLI>HMKNT .AT No.2G, ST.JOHN STREET, formerly occupied ly Mr.J.Roberge, Where be is prepaid tu Execute alt.Ohdebs in In* Im* of business.He will k ep \"ii hand every description of good* suitable tor all kinds of Garments lurb a* Coats, Cloak*.Vests, Ponls-loous.kr., uhnh he Mill make up in the Istest style of entier English.French, or American Fashion, at.d warranted to lit in eveiy pai-ticular.By paying strict attention 'o his busi-lu *s he bo)>e« tn be abie to merit u liberal share ot the patiuiuge of the City and suiroucding country.M.MeAVOY.I Qtfhec, 1th May.Ift\u2019ig.\t3m DRY GOODS.TU E Subscribers are now receiving, via Portland and Boston, ar.d expect per \u2022 first arrivais at tins Port, their urual large Inipor* { tarions of Spring and Summer (jiood*9 wh ch muI of course enmprise the CHOICEST and MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT in thU Market.I he .SILK.SHAWL, MANTLE, (.LOlll.und C A MI i R K, arid various other MM & FRERE Will continue to Sell their Large Stock of Dry Goods at reduced prices until the ar- ' ^I\u2019aktmknts.win h* unu*ua iy Meiisup- \u2022_.^i ^r* ,i\tI l>Gd, and uwu g to ihe tightness of (hr times rival ot the\t^\t^\t,\t.j Tho Goods will bo Sold at the Smallest rémunéra üd g Pro fit- Every thing marked in plain figure*.J.k E.MORGAN.j N.p.\u2014WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENT in the RF.AK.Quebec.4'h May.1854.NEW HAT & FUR ESTABLISHMENT, No.66, JOHN STREET, Upper Town.A.SIMPSON & CO., I91PORTERS, Wholesale zvA Retail Dealers, and Manufacturers, SPRING FLEET.Quebec, 3I»1 April, 1855.COMMERCIAL NOUS E.CS>cc3CE)dIi»a 2 FIRST SPRING IMPORTATION.Juit Receixed, ex \u201c Oriental,\u201d via Boston $¦ Grand Trunk Railway.61 Packages of British and Foreign Fancy Dry Goods.THESE GOODS, all < I the newest styles and selected peiaonally by the Subscriber, are nw ready for inrpection, and will be found woi-thv of attertion, more paitirularlv the BONNETS, PARASOLS AND RIBBONS, of which an immense Stock has arrived.tp Tbe lowest price marked in plain figures on every article.no second price.PATRICK O\u2019NEILL, Buade Street.Quebec, April 14, 1855.AO C (M).HAVING purchased \u2022 O* LX' V-' at a Great toACRincc j »or Cash.tU ENTIRE STOCK of the Dte I Mr F.X.Foisy.and receiving daily from ihe BEST HOU>E8 in ENGLAND, FRANCE and J UNITED STAT ES, (with whom they h*ve | made permanent ver-ier.!»,) siippUrs of the : most SUPERB STYLISH k FASHIONABLE ; ARTICLES in the HAT ard FI R LINE, ro-lirit with confidence, public attention to their F«ne.wr.,\tbPRLVU A>80RTMENT #f GKMTLBMFN\u2019S OR SALE, abou» 900 Feet first rate CUT , SATIN, S I.K.BEAVFR, k FELT HATS.SI ONE, now lying at Deschambvult, will LADIES\u2019 LlcINri LANDING ex \u201c Britaunia\u201d: 1/WWY I )OXKS Case*\u2019» Ciown Brand 1UUI/ 1> LIVERPOOL FOAP.LANE, GIBB k CO._Quelwc, 8th May.1835.B.'OT AND SHOt WAREHOUSE, John Street, (corner or URSULE STREET.) COLLINS & NORTH M OKE RESPECTFULLY intirrate to the inhabitants ol Quebec and its vicinity, that they bave leased the above premise*, where they Mill be |ue| ured to execute all orders in their line, at tbe shortest not ire and on Ike most reasonable terms.THEY OFFER FOR SALE A CHOICE AND VARIED STOCK OF Ztadies dt Gentlemeins Boots dt Shoes of the Zsat et fashion, embracing patterns ard Moikmat-sbip ret to be surpassed.J.C.having been engaged as an experienced foreman who hashed thechuce of the practical part ol an extensive business for msny years, and having other facilities which enable them to pur-chaw male rials at the best and cheapest markets, they tlat'er themselves that they Mill be able tn give entire satisfaction to those who it,ay lavor rb-m with their orders N.B.\u2014 As all lasts used st this eitaMishment sre mauufartured by themselves, Ladies snd Gentlemen ddfi' ult to fit, can have them made for the express piupose.Quebec.9th 'lav.IK55.Quoboc Hydraulic Cement.FfTHE undersigned having purr baaed tbe Patent £ for the Manufacture of tbe abox'e Cement, fmm Mr.Picure Gauvreau.offer for sale TEN THO SAND BARKKLS UK VEN l known as tbe \u201cQUEBEC HYDRAULIC CEMENT.\u201d CHIN1C, SIMARD k METHOT.Quebec.12:h May, 1855.\tIni JANFS Sl MORGAN» ^crtuarDing & Conmisswn 3Sfn^- THE undersigned having completed their arrangements . eri a» the otfice of S.H LEVALLEE k CO.St.Pvtcr Street.()>iehcc.10th May, 1853.St.Lawrence Hotel, 18 j^|gi55 THROUGH LINK, HOLCOMB & HENDERSON, (Successors to McPLerson, Crane k Co.) KINGSTON.TORONTO, HAMILTON, AND TORT STANLEY; HENDERSON & HOLCOMB, MONTREAL k QUEBEC.15HE following ar» rhe fulweribers\u2019 STOCK AKUANGEMEN IS lor tbe entuiag Navi gativn ¦yea»ou : \u2014 LAKE ONTARIO LINE-First ClaNn Steamer* GEORGE MOFFATT, Carr.Twitciixll.HURON.BRITANNIA.WESTERN MILLER, COLONIST.SCOTLAND.BRANTFORD.Ftalhes.Cummins.McGbath.toucHaur.F.Patteeson, Davis.To Fly as Regular Trader* BETWkF.N MONTREAL.TORONTO.AND MILTON, ft INTERMEDIATE PORTS.TEE SKAJffTÏ'OB.D TO CALL REGULARLY AT ST.NlAtiSRA.CATHERINES AND LAKE ERIE LINE.The Steamer REINDEER.Capt.Geo.Patterson.To plvss regu'ar Tiet'er between MON i REAL and PORT STANLEY, eallin* at DOVER and other INTERMEDIATE POUTS.RIVER LINE- The Powerful Tug Steamer PORCUPINE, AND SIX FIRST CLASS BARGES, To ply between cUEBF.C, MONTREAL ar.d KINGSTON ; tbe foltawing SCHOONERS running in connection on the Lakes, viz.:\u2014 4« GOVERNOR,»» \u2018\u2018CALIFORNIA,\u2019» \u201c PREMIER.\u201d For freight, or fuither particulars, apply as above.HENDERSON k HOLCOMB.Glackemeye\u2019s Buildings.Quebec.23id April.1855.\t2m \u2022nd YOUTH\u2019S HATS, of va»»nti« Styles, Children*» FANCY HATS.Naval.Military, atid Sparring Cap», Foy\u2019» U«p« ii' »it< d siz-s and patterns, ke.In fiuther invititing attention to the advantages pos»e»ved by tliem «t tk^ir uu*»et in business, j A.S.k.Ca., keg to rrlrr ti> Ihe long expe-; rieiice of'h-ir Mr.A.Simtsov in ore ot the n\trr> n -r » ir.it t \u2019 P'^ripil Hat amt Fur Estaldiahrr.ent» of the * er G.1, I( au road, and for .rlc ry the .Cry.us « guamptee ;hat Jupomc.vt and Taste No- 60, St.Street.lord ELGIN, ENGLAND, HIBEKMA.FREE TRADER, manufacture.\u2014ALSO- Oven, Ridge, pan, and Draining Tiles\u2014the latter highly recommended by the Board of Agri culture.JAMESJ.LOWNDES.Quebec, llth April, I8'5.\t2m NÔTÏCË IS IIKRKBY GIVEiN, th»t no \u201c Survey\u201d will be recognized nor \u201c Claim\u201d Iji Los* or Damage ailmitted under any Policy issued through the Agency of the subscriber by the New Y\u2019ork Mutual Marine Insuranck Companies, without such Survey be held alter 24 hour* notice is rerved at the Office of Caftain C.L.Armstrong.Agent to the New York Board of Underwriters, in Quebec.THEODORE HART, For ,l Sun,\u201d '\u2022 Mercantile,\u201d \u201c Commercial,\u201d \u2022\u2019 Arias\u201d and \" Astor\u201d Copani es of N.Y.A pul 13ih, 1856.STORAGE.Q FORAGE for alt descriptior.s of Goods re-O ceivrd on Rkasonablr Terms.to.U* LEVALLE k CO., tot.Peter toticet.Quehrr, I»' May, I J\u2019alcrson\u2019s Grand Lottery.PARTIES wishing to purrhare TICKETS w ill please Cali quickly ns the list i* nearly filled np.firm TICKETS ONLY REMAINING.Notice will be given when it is to take place.James patkkso.v.Quebec, 1st May, 1853.J.LANE & Co, l LUMBER AND COMMItoSION BROKERS Corner of Crown and Prince Edwaid Streets, St.Rocks.Quebec, 26th April, 1855.S.H.LEVALLEE & CO., General Commission Agents, .jFot lDiit &rt * A ttt oiui o, QUEBEC.U'OrrtcE, St.Peter Street, opposite Messrs.G.B S v M y » k (\u2019o.ri OflM*.Qurhrr.\tA| ril.IK».').TOURANGEAU VILLeT t'pHIto VALUABLE PROPERTY, situated JL near tot.Toy\u2019s Toll Gate, and adjoining tbe property of John Thompson.Esquire, is to be CONCEDED in BUILDING LUIS of 40 by 60 Feet, French measure.Apply to MICHEL TESSIER, Notary.Quebec, 28th April, 1835,\t12 T.MACNIDER UAS RF.MOVED his OFFICE, to No.5 ST.LAWRENCE CHAMBERS.Qtt-hec, 16th April, 1835.REMOVED.rpHE undersigned hs» R E M O V E I) his 1 OFFICE to SHAW\u2019S BUILDINGS, Foot of Mountain Hill, opposite to Messrs Chinic, Simarp, Msthot k Co.\u2019» Store.JOHN YOUNG, Apvocatk.Quebec.2nd, F«by.1833.\t12m-p Cu8lom House A Hiip Broker.riTHK undersigned beg* to annoume that he X ha* rnmnienred hnsiHess on his ow n secour t \u2022S r CUSTOM HOUSE and MOP BRoKKK and hop*-* from bis thorough acquaintance with the trade, derived di ting an experience of eleven {rears\u2019 service in two ot the first establwkmenls n the city, combined with prompt ant' diligeus attention, to secure the confidence of tbe Mer- cantile community generally.Quebec, irihJasy., 1855.MAC DOUG ALL.Subscriber :\u2014 1 On IJOXES AMERICAN CHEESE, X\tI5U Tubs Lard, 3(H) Boxes Raisins, 50 Do.J.maica Coffee, 4 Bbls.Tallow, H.TURCOTTE.Qoeber, 30Tn April, 18**5.FOR SALK.FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBERS inn f>10,LS CORDAGE, from 9\\ to 2 in.Vy Spunyarn, Houalir.e, Marline, and Hambioline, (Lemon\u2019s) Tarred and Manilla Rope of aU sizes, Canadian manufacture.A.k W.PARKE.India Wharf.Quebec, 1st Feby., 1855.ELECTRO PLA TED WA R E.TUST RKCEIVFD per Steamer via Portland ,1 several SUPERIOR 24 and 28 inch 1 RAYS, and a Peaulilul Set of DINNER SPOON* and K*»RKS, and l>e»»ert, kc., they have t»een selected by .Mr.Simon Lkvt, and will be guaranteed of the best quality.Persons wishing tor goods in Mr.L \u2019» line will please give their orders in writing to the subscriber, within tbe next Tkn Day», to prevent delay H.OWEN, 30J, John Street, without.Quebec, 7th Feby., 1863.will b»» ex-nisrd in the Su.kction -md Manu-*\\\\rTCRE, and the \u2022'Giiitino up\u201d of their Goops,\u2014nnd de'cimined in dun g butines* to adhere strictly to AX UN DEVIATING CASH PRINCIPLE.A.S.k Co, feel confident that whilst tbe QUALITY and SI YLK of their HATS.CAPS, and oth»r articl*» wTl be leund to he EC)LTAL IF NOT SUPERIOR to those ot any other House in tf.e Ti«:ne Collection of INDIAN CTKIOMTIK\u2019*.QueVee, 30th Anri1.1853\t2m NEW (j o o ïsT\" ccttved by < uiaard Mrauicr.SlfBûffS&lîlMEiTt J_JAVE JU>T OPKNEtt a large assortment PARASOLS.RIBBONS, kc., «nd would particularly call 'hr a t nrion of gentlemen to their choice new Stock of Ni.CK TIES.SHIRT COLLARS and BRACES, which were selected in Lon.h n by one of the I firm.\u2014 Axn.\u2014 Are cxpeeiing by the First Ihips, a quantify o GOOD» in their iine, C^rONK PRICE ONLY.^3 111 (Sotds mark'd in Plain Fi ;>.rr*.FIMONS k ORKNEY.32, tot.Juhii Street.Queba \u2022.25th A pi i .18 \u2022 11 trackages of NEW DRY ÛOODS.VOB SAXffi.CANVASS, CORDAGE.OSNABUKGH.SQUARE TAMARAC, WHITE PINK, OAK, KLM.T.C.LEE, ! Exchange Buildings.Quebec, 8th July, I854.TAIN T.LANDING ex \u2022\u2022 Liwhlibo,»»-PAINT in Kegs and Tins.For Sale by {.rMESUKIKK, TILSTONK k CO.Quebec, 17th June, 1854 ÇQ n 1) A Q b: .'T'ARRRDCORDAGE ex \" Tottenham,\u201d from 1 Cork.For *ale bv LkMESURIKR, TILSTONE k CO.Quebec.17th June, 1854, For Sale by the Subscriber- 1 Qnft D'KCES ROOM PAPER.AOv/\" \" 1\t2000 do.do., at low prices, 10 Bales Salmon Twine, 20 do total\tda 5 do Bagging Linen, 4*4, 4 do Parrellmg do 4 do Osn*burgh Bagging 4000 Bar*(2 buthels), 2000 Biscuit Bags, J.B.FRKCHKTTF.No.8.Sous-le-Fort tot.Lower Town.Quebec, IMb Feby., 1854.The Subscriber* hire en Sale A LARGE assortment of IRON for tobip-Bitildint, Yellow Metal Bolt* and toheething, Canvas, aaoorted numbers, tosil Twine, Cotd«ge and Rigging, assorled sizes, Anrhors and Chains, Boiler Plate, Hi vets and Rivet Iron, Tin, assorted brands, Canada Plates assorted bread*, ,t, Spikes, assorted fixe», WALKER k BERRY.Quebec, 23rd Doe., 1854.41 JAMES HEWITT & Co\u201e HAVE just received per Sping Fleet, PACKAGES ot New Fancy & Staple Goods, which, owing to tl e d-prmed st*te of European Ma'keta.have BEEN BOUGHT VERY CHEAP, «nd WILL BE SOLD MUCH UNDER ORDINARY PRICKS.1 >0 Piccea Moustlii.e de Lmne, from loO *' Bt yea**, both built under special iuspectiou of Lloyd's Surveyor.Apply tu ANDERSON k PARADIS.Commercial Chsmb-rs.Quebec.4th M«V.1855 FOR CHARTER.«HE A.I.brig *\u2018 PREMIER\u201d 189 tons Reciatfr, Capt.W'il-liam Dunn, will accept a charter for any safe port in Gieat Britain For particulars apply to GEO.BURNS toYMEto k CO.Guet',»*.4th May, 1855-\tu ~~ WANTED TO CHARTER.A VESSEL of about 300 Tons Regnter, to load Timber and Deals for Adelaide, South Australia.Apply to ALLAN GILMCUR fc CO.tot.Peter Street.Quebec.3rd May.1855.FOR CHARTER.THE Barque FALCON.3«2 Tons.Captain Lowi v.now «t ibis Port, will accept « Charter for Timber or De'-la, to any safe Part in Greet Britain or Ireland.Apply 10 C.W\\ WILSON k Co.Quebec, 2-rh April, 1R > >.FOR SALE ('ll CHARTER.THE Brig *\u2018 NESTOR,\u201d ÎOC Tons Register, now undergone fo-rough repairs in the und-rstgr.ed\u2019s Ship-Y\u2019ard,St.Koch, and will be resdy for sea at first open water.She wi'! accept a Cfurter for any ot th* L\"wer Pori», or any *afe Port in the Unit*J Kingdom.Apply to JOHN LEMFLTN.Ta , Bridge to\u2019reet, St.Rochs.Quebec.Ifith Arril.1853.or Ireland.Young, Hannay, Moct, S* AGR.McGrath.VICTORIA HOTEL, Adjoining tho termintia of the Quebec and Richmond Railway.THIS Ex'ensive and Elegant Hotel 1* now open for the reception ol Travellers, who will find every comfort and accommodation on the MOST RRA.*ONA HLR TKtMS.Ml its are servrd in time to suit the convenience ol passengers arriving or depaiting by the Cars.RIVER LINE.The Powerful Tug Steamer G All PSHORE, and EIGHT FIRST CLASS BARGES FOR CHARTER.Tj'HE Fir*t Class Toint T evi, JOHN ACGHTON.Proprietor.Ï6;h April, 18)5.QUEBEC BANK.\"VTOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a DI-i\\ VIDEND of I HREF, and a HALF PER CKN T.has thi* «lay been Declared on the amount ot the Paid cp Capital Stock for the current half-year, j ayab!e on or alter the FIRST JUNE next.The Transfer B;*ok will be closed from the IClh May to 4:h June.The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING ol SHAREHOLDERS will be held at the BANK, on MONDAY*, the Dh JUNK next, at ELEVEN o'clock, w hen a stAtemcnt 01 the affairs of tt.e Uorporation will be auhmiiied, and when the Election ol Dirm tors for theaniuing twelve muntls will take place.By order ot the Board C.GF.THIXGS.Cashier.Qc«nr< r > ' K 30th A rnl 1835.l*aintcd l*ail*.''HF.Undersigned will receive a aupply ol PAINTED PAILS, of fupenor quality, on Opening of .Navigati m.FRASER, WYATT k CO.Qtnbcc, April 21, IS55 I FOR SALE.0 non p,nk ooARDs, 12 fJyXJVryJ X length, of superior and well conditioned.Apply to feet in quality Quebec, 28th April, 1835.E.GINGRAS, St.Ursu'e Street.5|d.8|d.fid.3.1.Landing cx \u201c Britannia\" ** Toranlo.\" OXF.S SOAP, t'Airv, i To ply between QUERFC.MONTREAL, and KINGSTON*.For Freight or further particulars, apply to HOOKER.JAQUES k CO.Orrrcr.\u2014ST.ANTOINE STREET, near Lank, Goih k.Co.\u2019s Stork.X* B.\u2014HOOKER.JAWUES k CO .will not nr.RrspoMstBLK lor ANY DEBTS c ntrart-erl in their name, unless under a written order from th-ir otfice Quebec, 2< d Miy, 1855.[Copy] THK unJers\u2019gncd having been named TRKA-tol.RFR for the Moiur* now collecting in Quebec, intended to form portion of the Patriotic Fund, GIVES NOTICE that he will Trarsmit to the Authorities in En«l nd through the medium of His Exr« llei cy the G vvernor General.all sum* of money w hich may be remitted to him tor that object, and that Rrrr.lPTs will be granted to any parties who nay make such deposits in his hand*.('igti\"!)\tF.Ship.\u2018\u2018 H AIDEE.\u201d of I.iverf oo>, 743 Turn, Captaiv McLeod, wi\u2019l accert a Charter tor anv >afe Poll in Britain.This Ves-rel 1* now in Port, and will fe ready to receive Cargo first often water, and, bring a last sailer, would be vert suitable lor carrying Troope.Apply to ALLAN GILVIOUR k CO., St.Peter Street.__Quebec.April 14, 1855.FOR SALE.SHIP of 50») Tons, now boild'n in the umferaigned\u2019s Ship-Yard Hare Point, under Llovd\u2019s inspection A 1 7 years, and will be launched first 'la»a open water.\u2014Apply to Quebec.SO'h Eehv.1855.T.C.LEE.P R.G.Oleice, ) Quebec, 13th Marrh.1855 % TACHE\u2019, R.G.(jriRâVmK STATION.THF.CROS'R l?I.K STEAMER .ill I,.,, the Oclkn\u2019s Whaml every TUESDAY\u2019 and SA\u2019IURDaY, at ELEVEN o'clock, A.M.N\u2019o person allowed to Land at the Quarantine Station, without a Pas* fmm t.ia office.A.C.BUCHANAN.Chief Agent.Govt.Emigration Pfurtm * nt.# Quebec, llth May, 1854.\t\\ ROUT£ TO PAR WEST! EMIGRATION.PARTIES desirous of BRINGING OUT their Krien«t* bom the Ukitcd Kingdom.can do »\u2022* on applicarion to the undersignetl, who will also furnish DRAFT> lor jLI UPWARDS payable in any pari of the United Kingdom All particulars may be had on applications, it by letter post-paid.A.C.BUCHANAN, Chief Agent.Emigration Department.) Que be\tmber i-vt.Y FOR SALK.MIF.undersigned having leaned the extenrive _ premise* known as LKF.\u2019S COVK and LUMBER YARD, fronting on Crown and Prince Krfward Streets, S\u2019.Rncbs, are pref>ared to make AD\\ ANTES on all descriptions of lumber en-trusted to their rbirge.and hope by arriet at-tention to business, and their long experience in the tiade, to ment n share of public patronage.On the ouening of the navigation they will have for aale all description» of BUILDING M A-TF.KIaLS, and will also attend lo the SAWING of SCAN FLING of all dimensions.Parlies purchasing building materials w ill be allowtd to prepare them on tbs premises, free of charge.JOHN LANE k CO.Quebec.2f?th April, 1855.\tIm THE Seagoing Steamer TADOl\u2019toAC, of 72 Horse Power.substantiaMy built of the best material», and neatly new, having only commenced running in August last.Length af Keel,\t108\tfeet.Breadth of Beam,\t21\tdo HoQ,\t9\tdo Burthen in Tons,\t260\ttons\tO Can be «'\u2022en at Dav\u2019s Slip, Foml Levi, further particulais.apply to GKO BURNS SYMES k ('O PERSON to going to ihe FaR WEST «re informe.! thata NEW, ('HEAP AND KX-| PEDITUHTs ROUTE m the Wcstentto ia*ea and to the Lake Superior Coun'ry, by fir»t claaa Steamer» and Railway, ha* been opened op this j se aon and is now in siircea-tul operation.Pas*engets proceed by «tramer from Qnebec to I'oronto.and frcin rhenee hv the ONTARIO, tol.MOOK and HURON RAILWAY to CHling-wood .on Lake Union\u2014where first rla«« Stesm-era will he in readiness to eonvev them to any 1 I\u2019ort on Lake Mi»-hig«n or Lake Superior.Ariangemeut- have hern made lor the punctual despeti hof Ihe Menmets on this route and for the forwarding of Freight without detention.A BRUNFL.to»pt.O.8.k H R.R.Toronto, ITtbMay, 1853.TO tri .v G.rl'HE Fteamer \" ST.LOUIS.\u201d is now 1 ready to undcitake the TOWING of Quebec, Feb.27, 1853.Havana Megars.and 50,000 La 1 H R 1 WI 800 B 5d Bbl*.YVa«hn>g Soda, Id lib's da.do.15 Hblt.Hak'ng Soda, 2 require her services.J B BEAULIEU.Point Levi, 14th May, 1855.\tfim Ship Broker (wcnc rat Agent, HT.PÜTEB Quebec, 17th Feby., 1855.MTK KKT, QUEBEC.r THE MORNING CHRONICLE.FRIDAY.MAY 25.1866.PROVINCIAL PARLIAMENT.[««ported for the Morning Chronicle.] HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.Friday, May 18.Tho order* of tbe day being moved, Mr.FaaaR* roM and aaid he waa aorry to trouble lb* Houae urilh a matter peraonul to him-aelf, but on* which nevertheU** called for some notice at bu haner»on signing himself Edward Goff Fenny had taken umbrage, not at what he (Mr.F.) and on that O' c*su>a.but at what he (Penny) aaserted he hid said; and had commented oo the remaika tbu* put Ui tus mouth in a circular addresfed to tbe membeisol that Houae.and laid on all then deaka.Now it ao happened that this Mr.Penny, a \u2022 many bon.members were aware, waa not only o reporter in the gallery ot that House, but on* of the editors of the Motiiie»! Herald\u2014a new*- Ciper which.*inee his election to a seat in that ou*e.had taken upon itself to comment particularly, and be might say maliciously, upon hi* private and personal affair* and hi* view*.A* au example of the animus which dictated its courte, li would remark that the petition pre-Minted to that House on tbe part of Mr.James Kgan bv the member for Montreal, was produced in the House on Thursday, and appeared in the Herald oo Niiurday morning.Now, the post did not leave till Friday morning ; tbe petition could not hsve reached Montreal till Friday evening, and any one who knew as well as he did the nature ol s newspaper office, would be a ware that it required a strong animus to lead to the setting up of a document of so little importance late at night.In hi* circular.Mr.Fenny first stated that he (Mr.F.) hsd made an attack upon him in hit professional ca|Htci'y.Now be appealed to hon.members if be had altarked any person in particular.What be now felt ii bis duty to aay war that for some year* the repoit* hsd not been honestly made : and he had instanced two recent cates in which the head of the Govern-mtnt bad been misrepresented, and a speech of bit own had not simply been garbled, but suppressed, and arother speech, which he did nut make f dated upon him.He did not know before by whom these things bad been done.He was gltd Mr.Fenny had announced himself at the pirtv to he b'amed, and he bid the greater plea-ure in acquitting every other gentleman in the gal'ery ol such conduct.He next said be bad on many occasions devoted much labor to reporting some gen'lemrn at length.He remembered he had done so on one occasion in particular, w hen the hon.member f ir Haldimand bad at the c'use ol the previous part of tbe ses«ioii made a lung and violent attack on ibe hon and gallant knight at tt»e head of the Government, it was reported verbatim, shewing kow well he eould report wnen he cb >ae.Nay, during a portion of the session, so we I were gentlemen on that (tbeop-posi'ion) side of the rtnuse re|>orted 'hat people outside might have thought they constituted the Pari ament themselves.Mr.Fenny next proceeded to siteak of certain arrangements made by himself and Mr.Lowe tor repotting for ceitain papers.He believed Mr.Lowe to be a high1)\u2019 honorable man, and incapable of making false reports.At the time the arrangements aj>oken of were said to have b en, trade ( Mr.K.) was not living in Montreal, but Ii* knew his partner considered the irpoits which had hen made during the previous «ession not to be so full or accurate a* to be worth th* sum demanded for.and at that time paid f-r them.He accordingly declined to take tbe1* reports from the reporters on tneir terms, but determined to copy them from the Vguobec papers.Subsequently an arrangement was entered into to get printed slips from one ol the (Juehec papers, to be sent up either tu advance or at the same time wi'h the newspaper in which the report wsed tbe gentleman who managed the commercial department of the paper at that time had a peifert right to make such an arrangement wnb the Ijueber papers as be saw tit and that paper had a right to dispose of what they had pant tor.Finally, with ret|>ecl to tue telegraphic reporta, his partner had a standing ngreem-nt with the Telegraph Company for a'l the news coming over the line, and considered the ext : charge made for the Farlia-mentary repart* unfair.He accordingly w rote to the leporters that he would not pay them anything extra lor the report, hut if the telegiapb people continued to lurntsh it they should publish ii a* part of the general new» furmsbed under the standing ag'rmient.A similar communication was made to the Telegraph Company, and it was believed that any arrangement tor separate payment w»a thus broken off.When the account was pieseut-d, that was the answer given ; but this it seems was not legally done aince the Couri held otherwise.This was the whole ce against mm He di.l not think it worth while to take »ny fur'her notice of it ; but inasmuch as it hsd been taid before the members ol the House, and was likely to be given to the public through tbe press, be had fell it Ins duly to make this personal explanation, and pat himself right u i'h tbe House and public.He woula conclude by making the usual motion on su< h occasions, that wh-n mu -tous \u2022 adjourns, it stand adjourned till two o\u2019clock to-morrow.Hoi.Mr.CaMsiaov h-gged to call the attention of the be id ot the Govern ment loan article which hsd appeared in a rVestern pan-r (the Hsinilton Banner,) in which an attack of the most serious kind wa* made U)ion the hon.and gallant Premier and the hon.and learned AMor ney Genersl tor Canada West.He was aware that tbe bon.and gallant knight intended to take the proper proceeding* to clear the matter up.and piunah the libel, out of the Houae 2 but tl!*n)y way to meet such an arcuaation, and th» thing would be thoroughly aided m a couil ol justice.Mr.Brown was very happy to hear, and he waa aure the Hersoii Accused to prepare hi* defence, it said simply that * he did kill\u201d such a person or \u2022' with malice aforethought did kill,\u201d *c.without a'at-mg whether by stabbing, drowning, poisoning or what means.He proceeded to take other objections ot a similar nature.There was a great dil-lereiire between the posiliou ol an accused here and in F.nglsrtd.Tnere the Clerk of Assize most as h»re.lumish him wild all the depositions made tielore a Magistrate against him ; there th-se alh lavits always contained lull particulars ot the case.Here ow ing to the different kind ol persons w ho discharged the duties of Jua'ieesof the Peace this luforination was not socon'ained, and greater fullness of daiail was theietore required in the inuirlrnent.Altera few words from Mr.Cameion, which the repoiter (\u2022'ft.Mr.Attorney General Drummond sud he didned Horn his lion, and learned friend the member lor Sherbrooke.In old times, when Attorneys and Solicitors were paid by the hundred words tor the documeri'a they drew up, it was an object to them to use as great variety ot nouns, *d|erti ves and verbs as possible to express the simplest ideas But those times were paased and not one gamed anything by the use of prolix language.Tbe great object of legislation now- should be to simplify all these forms and render conviction of the guilty more c*rtam.Forms ought to be attached to all acts where it was possible ; anil these precautions were the more necessary in Lower Canada, where they hao had ju lga»l proceedings on points ol form.He knew formerly one let in in which one lawyer had thirty-nine defences *n,l »ecured acquittals in every case\u2014in soin- instances nod\"ubt because there was no proof ol g*ult.in otheia beba 'se ol technical objection*.I he hist time he appeared in Court as Cr \u2022wn Prosecutor he hsd a bill pitci ed down to the Clerk ol the Crown by a learned jud^e who said it was quashed helor- he bad been calle>t|u|>on for any explanation.It was for the crime of arson, end it turned out the hill was good under our law, the English statute on w hich the judge relied having been «Meted by our legis'atio .Suppose that man who wa* convicted on the clearest evidence of guilt, and wa» now serving his time i.i the penitentiary, had been got off on some suen i technical obj-Cl ion.He thought th* profession and the country should be grateful to the hon.«n i learned member for Toronto for this step in the right dirertion, which by aiding to convict and punish criminal», would aerve the beat inte re*:» of the country.With regard to the cases of murder and u>an»l*ogh'er, the atliJa' its now tor-ni shed tbe prisoner gave him in ali cases aulli-rient detail» to enable him io delend himsell Fhen there was the crime of peipiry.the indictment tor which was so much simplified by this bill, and s> great were the dilfkullies of securing a ronviction under the present l«w, that it had almost passed into an axiom among lawyuis that it was impossible to secure such a conviction whenever the prisoner was well deleuded.He believed there were but three such convictions on record heie.He wa* called on to draw three indictments ot thi» «oit at Ihrre Rivers not long( ajo, and each of them covered ten to fifteen1 \u2022 beets offuo'seap.VN hat use or sense waa there ! in all these intricacies arnl pralixni*8 of phraar-j nfogy.There were two or three comparatively i.-n|Mirt«nt ametn'menta that he would like to a-e made at the table m which he doubted not the bon.*nl learned men her would censeK of the Civil Government, for the year 1855.and certain other expenses connected with the Public Service ; second reading today.tin motion of the Hon.Mr.Chabot, an Address was voted to His Excellency, for Copies of all contracts, Agreements, and B» r-gains having reference to the Junction Canal, and of all Correspondence, Reports and other documents relating thereto ; also, a Statement showing in detail the amounts paid out, to whom paid, and on what account.Thu Ilous»* went into Committee on the Bill to establish a Registry Office in and for each Electoral County in Lower Canada, and made amendments thereto, which were reported and agreed to.Mr.Attorney General Drummond moved, That the bill be read the third time.Mr.Papin moved in amendment, that the Bill be recommitted to a Committee of the whole^House, with an instruction to amend it, so as to provide that Regi>trars shall not be appointed by the Government, but that they shall be elected by the people,\u2014yeas \u201826 nays 35.The Bill to amend the Act of Incorporation of the Roman Catholic Institute of St.Kochs, Quebec, was read a second time, and ordered to be read the third time to day.The Bill from the Legislative Council, intituled, \u201c An Act to authorize investigations in cases of accidents by fin* in Quebec and .Montreal\u201d was read a second time and ordered to be read a third time to-day.Yesterday being the Queen's Birth day, the House did not sit.The North roara\u2014a Gbntls hint\u2014A corr«aiMiident of the Morning Herald, writing on tbe 15th,says : \u201c Fort Constantine and the forta north of the harbor for the first time took part in lb* contest to-day.firing clear arrosa the harbor and town into our own and the French lines.Their ahot appeared to be of immense weiir Allan McNab it Co.No sooner i* one submitted to the public, and anathematised by an outraged coin-mu ity, than annlhrr capping it in its enormity, is committed.The coalition aeem to be ilevisniK every conceivable measure to inthcl burthens upon the coun ry, beneath whose mountain weight tbe tax-payer» will groan and execrite the name of ir Allan, Spence, and Cameron, \u2022 heir memories will be clad with infrfrriy in \u2019h-tomb.The Neigmo ta) swindle has In-en succeeded by the commutation fraud and the militia farce, and the Grand Trunk imposition, and Utterly comes in rapid succession, the Hamilton Debenture Job, which lar exceeds its predecessors in decaption, dishonesty, and profound treachery.A bill has been passed ihrougb the A«-semuly, compelling Hamilton to pay debenture» which were issued about tour year* ago, but were never used in consequence of informality, lor which reason they weic ordered bv the Corporation, at the time, to be deauoyed.By some means nr other, known only to him.»-If.Mr.John A.McDonald, of Kingston, got Iho-e debentures, which were supposed lo have been destroyed, into hia bands, and after having been denied payment by our city, he gel» the gallant representative ol Hamilton to push through a bill, making them legal, and tendering it obligatory on the city to pay them.It wss in vam lor the Mayor to lelegrtph the burly krnzht to see to the interest of the city, and to oppose the bill.Like Ephraim o| old, be was bound to hi* idle* (idol») and therefor* all the remonairance* ol Hamilton would not ean«e him to deviate from the course which he and hi* colleagues were bound lo pursue.Although aware ot the debenture» and the grval iiquaur* that waa being don» to hi* constituents, he would not make any effort lo thwart the bill.Hsmidon is to h*.delraujed nut ot \u20223000 by Special Act of Far|iam-nt to gratify th* avarice of Attorney General McDonald ! Will our ci'is»ns submit to it\u2014are the/wi ling to impose upon thema-lvea increased taxation to gratify the avarice of hungry politicians ?\u2019* Sib Allan Me Van had teen the article ulltnl-dad to, and waa glad th* hon and learned member for Toronto had brought it under the attention of the House, *ad thus afforded him an opportunity of explanation.For hi* part, he had only to aay that there was not on* word of truth in th* accusation respecting him.It was tru* iba' on the 5th May h* had received a telegraph from the Mayor of Hamilton, praying him lo a op the till as affecting some debentures ot the city which had improperly passed out ol the possession of th* civic auihonues, He immediately telegraphed that th* bill had «Irea.ly passed that rtoose, having been retd a third time on the 'J.V.h April, but h* would tee whst eould be done.He went to the Upper House, and learned that the bill had pasted its third reading there on tbe 2nd Mav, three days before, and telegraphed tbar fact to tna Mayor the tame afternoon.Tnis waa all he knew about the debentures in queapon The bill had not been introduced or passed through the Hout* by him or at hi* solicitation or suggestion, hut had emanated from the Hon.(n-apeCtor General.So soon a* he saw the article in qnetitori, h* had instructed an eminent legal man to lay a criminal infbrmatiau against tbe publisher of the paper, end he would thus KiV* mem a fair opportunity of prosing ih-ir charge, ifthere were any truth in if.If they did prove it, be was alike unworthy to hold the position as Fiiaf Miniater of the Crown or a Member ol thm Hons* He deserved to be expelled from the Houae, and he trusTrd his fello v member* posses-\u2022ed auch a respect for th* privilege* and honor of that House, that Ihey would pass a resolution ark mg him to walk otl of iti if the charge were prov off.Mr.Attorney General Me Donald aaid the whole ibing Was an inlamoHS lalaehord.He haul never held a Hamilton debenture in his whole life, tnd the only thing he bad aver had to do with them waa to report upon some purchesed bv the Trust and Loan Company, a* its aoliritor.H* had not \u2022oficiiod or suggested the pM«sge of the bill in question.The fir*t time he ever kn*w anything about if, waa when the rough draft was I faced in bia hand* for examination bv hi* honor-able colleague, the Inspector General.Hia ho-neiable ana gallant friend at the head ol th* Go-veinraent bad met the msttar in ib* pro; «rand Freight Wanted\u2014J.Laird.For Charter\u2014S.H.Levallee.Do.\u2014A.A W Parke.Tender* Wanted\u2014Coavr i*»ariat.Champagne\u2014J.A G.Cremana.New Book».\u2014I\u2019- Sinclair.Notice to Ship-Masters,\u2014W.Tait.Flour\u2014J.W.Leayrraft.Molasse»,\td°- Railway Bills ofLading.Dog Lost\u2014I.R.Kckart.St.Koch's Apothecary\u2014W.Brmct.tien.Com.Agen», Ac.\u2014J.M.Kerr.Hop», Oils,\tJo Candles,\tdo To Capt.Chapnmn\u2014T.DaMouilpied.Sale of Suzar, Arc.\u2014A.J.Maxham Do S'irp\u2019u» Storen\u2014F.H.Hall.Do Hooka,\tdo QUEBEC.MAY 25.18,05.SEE FOURTH PAGE.Queen\u2019s Birth Dav.\u2014 Celebration.\u2014 Yesterday forenoon, the Ditli Regiment ami the company of Artillery stalionedin this garrison marched from their respective barracks for a held day, in honor of the natal anniversary of Our Sovereign the Queen.Hia Excellency Sir Edmund Head, accompanied by the Rt.Hon.J.F.Cmmpton, British Minister to Washington, the Commandant, and Heads of Military Departments, and attended by his Aides-de-camp mounted, arrived on the ground shortly before noon, and the Governor General was received by the band playing the national anthem.Lady Head and the members of His Excellency\u2019s family were present in an open carriage, and the attendance of spécial»!s was very large.Pre-c sely a\u2019 Fio\u2019clook, the Artillery, posted on the glacis,commenced a royal salute of 21 guns, ami the infantry, who were drawn up in line on the ramparts, simultaneously tired a feude joie of three volleys in the air.At the conclusion of the firing, three hearty cheers were given foi Her Majesty, ami the troops having reformed on the Esplanade, marched past the Governor General at slow and quick time in open column am! at quirk time inclose eolumn.'The IHth Regiment then wheeled into line, and having again saluted His Excellency, the review tenninated, and they returned to barracks.Excursion to the States and rack in 3t> hours!\u2014Mr.Shaw has made arrangements for a pleasure trip from Quebec to Fort Henry, on Lake Champlain, by which our citizens may leave the N\u2019apoleon wharf at 5 p.m.on Monday next, and, embarking in the ears at Montreal at 6 next morning, spend the day on the Lake Champlain steamers, and then return to their homes by 6 on Wednesday morning.His Worship the Mayor of Quebec and a number of prominent citizens will be the guests of the steamlioat and railroad companies on this opening trip.Mar lerit, 183>.Prêtent :\u2014His Worship the Mayor.Mo»ar» Stafford.l.aroar, llotx-riaon, Khfaumc.Hurt-au.Hail.Kewrll, W N Hearn.Koataoau, Valise, Counolljr, So well, Ur., Ko Joioph, and Uorval.TUo minute* of lh« last mooting wore road and pas sod.Presented a petition from Martin Plante and other*, praying that tbo drain in l>ort-bo*l«r Ntre«t bo repaired.\u2014 llofcrred to K«»*d L\u2019omrottte® Preacnted letter* from Mea.r*.Klie Breton and Fra rot.Nadeau, praying aa aiteaaor* to be allowed to employ rertsin per.«us as their clerks\u2014Referred to Ki uanre Committee.ITeaeotod a letter from Mr.O.Garnesa.respecting tbe contract for furnishing timber to tbe Corporation.\u2014 Referred to Hoad Committee.Presented a letter from J.Atnplcman and others, praying that Mr.Bidegaro be continued in the employ inetit of the Corporation.\u2014Referred to Water Works Coin wilt**.Presented a petition from Win.Rhodes and others, praying that St.Croix Street b* drainod.\u2014Referred to Rond Committee.Presented a petition from Louis Morel and others praying that footway* be made in Crown Rtrcet.\u2014Referred to the same Committee.Presented JMlb and JUôlh Reports of the Rood Com mitt**.Mr Stafford, seconded by Mr.Iloberlsoa.moved, and it wa*\u2014 Resolved,\u2014That the attention of the Hoad Commit tee be railed to the footways in ML Paul Street, between Copper'» Brewery and St.Peter Street l>r.Kouaaeaa.scronded by Mr.Valiee.moved\u2014 That necessary measures be taken by tbe Rood Com unltri- U aasaatata the amount of damages done to tbe Mrr-u of this city by the (las Company and to have th- same paid by the Company.Mr.Hall, oecooded by Mr.Robertson, moved in amendment, and it wa*\u2014 Reaoived.\u2014That the Road and Has Committee be in \u2022iructed to see that alt streets opened, and any damage that may be done to tbe same by the (las Committee be I'tit in the saine stale as when MeMM For :\u2014Messrs.Connolly.Newell.Ur.Hearn.Row ell, XV.S., Joseph, Bureau, Stafford, Robertson, and Hall-!' Against :\u2014Messrs.Valiee, Kobiiaille, Dorral, Laroac Kboaunie, and Rousseau\u20144> Mr.Larose, seconded by Mr.Uorval, moved, and it was\u2014 Resolved.\u2014That His XX'orahip tbe Mayor ba author ized lo issue debentures for the purchase of ground in Nt Julia ami Nouvelle (Streets.M r.Connolly, seconded by I»r.Rowell, moved, and it wa»\u2014 Resolved.\u2014That the attention of tbe Rood Commit tee be railed to the state of tbe RL Lewis Road between the fortifications and the rity limits.Mr.Hall, seconded by Mr.Btafford, moved, and wa»\u2014 Resolved,\u2014That the certilleales of the following per son» asking to obtain tavern license* be granted, namely, Mare I^pointe.William Daniel.Patrick Rattle.The orders of th* day being called, by consent of the Council, read the Jtflrd Report of tbe Rood Committee, and a By Law.intituled.\" A By-lJtw to repeal two Hy I .awn therein mentioned and certain section* of another By-Law also therein mentioned.and relating to the good order, management and administration of Palace Harbor.Rt.Paul\u2019s Basin, Palare, Caron, and Rt.Koch's Wharves, situated in tbe said Palace Harbor, and of Rt Paul's wharf.\" Which Bjr-Law wa* put lo the rote and passed.Mr.Connolly, seconded by Mr.Kobiiaille, moved, and It wa*\u2014 Resolved.\u2014That when thl» Council adjonrns this evening it stand adjourned till Monday next, and that the rity clerk notify the member* to attend for the purpose of passing a By-Law Dr Bousseau gave notice that he will move at the next meeting.\u2014 That it be an instruction to the Water Work» Com milice to give everything lo he done lo the Water Work* hy contract, and that, therefore, masonry works, the laying down of the pipe*, and the opening of trenches, be givnti In future to paldle competition.Adjourned until Monday next, at î o clock, P.M, A doubt Ins boon expressed by some of our coutfinporaries, that it will be scarcely possible to retain a sulficient House to hurry through a simple measure in acquiescence with the wish of the Imperial Government concerning a ^rant of one million of acres, that Her Majesty may bo enabled to offer settlement.» in tbi* colony to foreign legionaries.This wish has been expressed in a tone so moderate and conciliatory, no complimentary to the inhabitants of the Province, no con-lidentially trustful of their professed loyally, that a Bill in accordance with tbe wish should be pushed through the Legislature with the utmost zeal and cordiality.Those who grant readily, acquire a double merit.Great pro-fession» of loyalty ami eager offers of assistance have flowed from tins country to the British Islands, and purse-strings have been liberally drawn to prove that ours is a real and substantial sympathy.To hold back now, on the lirst request of the Imperial Government, would be the very waywardness of spoiled, over-indulged children,\u2014an act of illihcralily utterly unworthy of our professed loyalty, an act of base ingratitude lor the generous concession of all our demanda.The mother country in fact seems to reserve to herself, besides the nomination of a Representative of Her Majesty only the right of defending us against external enemies, if ever that should be necessary.There is an aroa of nearly twelve mdliona of acre* about to be opened for colonization in a part of this Province most important as a connecting bond l»etwoon the Eastern and Western section*, and destined to be of the greatest value in future times.To get this district speedily and efficiently settled is an object of extreme consequenco.to Uanad*.The district extend* from the {Georgian Bay on Lake Huron to the Ottawa, from the countrios fronting on Lake Ontario to Lake Nipissing and the French River.Of these twelve millions of acres the Home Government ask for one million, not for any selHsh purpose* of aggrandisement, hut with the ulterior view of supplying the colony with a class of omi- The Case of Gray.\u2014The unfortunate obi man, now in his 80th year, who was condemned to be hanged, at Montreal, on the 4th instant, for the murder o( his wife, but for good and substantial reasons was respited until the 8th June, to allow of some enquiries being made as to tbe character of the evidence on which he was convicted, as well as into some other points, has been, by an order of the Governor General in Council, granted a full, free and unconditional pardon.The Montreal Mechanics Institute recently erected, was opened with greal eclat on Monday evening, the inaugural address betn ; delivered by Judge Aylwin.The Now York Herald admits that the effects of the war will not be confined lo Europe, but extend to the United States, and if it continues for another year, our contemporary says the result will be \u201c a collapse on (H>th sides of the Atlantic, or a flood oi paper money, to be followed by an explosion.\u201d\u2014 The Herald is led to these gloomy forebodings from the supposition that the English capitalists will call in their money from all quarters to supply the now British loan, winch is to be furnished to the Government at the rate of about eight millions of dollars month.The steamship Atlantic, which left New Y'ork on the 18th instant, took home \u2022 1,894,406 as the first instalment.The Yankees are beginning to bo alanned at this great drain, and so they may well be, if they ose British capital.The New Y'ork Tribune says :\u2014\" Ft is understood that Win.F.Wood, of Quebec, has instituted a suit against John M.Francis, of the Troy Daily Times, for lihel, in the publication of an article in which it was asserted that Henrietta Robinson, now in the Troy jail, convicted of murder, was the sister of said Wood, and that the said Times could substantiate the fact if necessary.The article in question appeared in the columns of the foregoing paper tho next day, or at least but a few days after the publication of Mr.Wood,* affidavit in The Troy Whig, wherein the said Wood denied that the said Henrietta Robinson was his sister.The damages are laid at \u202220,000, It is understood that Mr.Francis intends to justify, or in other words prove, that his statement was the truth, and not a libel.\u201d Tho crops in Ireland give every indication of prosperity, (trass, however, i* expected to be defective if rain does not fall soon.\u2014 Wheat and oats are looking remarkably well, and a larger quantity of potatoes have been got m than for some years previous\u2014indeed it is considered that the \u201c vanished.diseaM has nearly NHIPFIMà INTKMsUàK.MCK* PORT OP~QUEBEC ARRIVED.Mav S3.Brtff John, Oar slay, tfcluU Morrh, Hull.J Bm-hauan k Oo, roaarol carra Abb, B*ruler.l*b May.Hvdncy, Il J Noad Hark Ship Mary Abb.Beraier.IHtb May.Hydn k Ce, ftoh ami coaU R paaaenrt-rs.Dcvanport, McKcoai*.14th AprU.Plymouth, H B Ayma* k Ce, ballast.3 rablu, V79 stceroc* P** Stadaoona.WUHs, «ilh April, Foci*».Bcason * Oo, hollas L MARITIME EXTRACTS.Rbip HtatUrona.Wllllo.at ibis port, bos on boar*! tba Captain and craw ot Iba ship Empress Eugeni*.Milne, from Liverpool, for this pert, which wa* abandoned la loaf.37 a Thr brif John, from Hull, with a gi-uaral eargo.left hare yesterday afternoon for Montreal, in low of the Rowland HUL The ships Caledonia.Hughea.and Wolfe, Gillespie.cleared aiNew Orleans for Muoboc, on the I4lb last.INTERESTING TO THOSE SUFFERING FROM HEADACHE.A CERTAIN RE-MED Y FOUND IN DR.M\u2019LANE\u20193 CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS.The foUowlng is a sample of eertlffcatcs received dally from our own cldsena.Nsw York.August I.ItCO.This Is lo certify that I have beea subject at limns to severe headache ; sometimes the pain would be so severe 1 eould rest neither day nor ul*bi.Ilearinz of UK.M'LANK'H CELEBRATED LIVER BILLS, 1 sent and (ot a box, of which I took two puts on voinr to bed, for two uirhts.They relieved me eultrely.Borne time has now elapsed, and 1 have had no more trouble from sick headache.M.JOHNSTON, 118Lewis Street, 1*.8.The above valuable remedy, also Ur M'Lane's Celebrated Vermifuge, can now be bad at all the re \u2022peciable Drug Store* in ibis city.Purchasers wlU please be careful, to ask for, and takenone but UK.M\u2019LANE'S LIVER PILLS.AU otb era.In comparison, are worthies*.Sold in Wu.-bec bv JON.BOWLEK ; JOHN MUNSON A CO; O U.AKOOL'iX ; A GIROUX, and 8AML.WRIGHT.We have frequently heard tho celebrated German Ritters.a»M by l»r.C.M.Jackson.JUO Arch street, Philadelphia, spoken of in terms of the highest com mendaiion.and tve honestly believe that it Is one of Iho best medicines advertised for tbe complaints for which it la recommended.They are pleasant lo the taste, aad ran bn taken under any i-ircuinstances by the most delicate stomach.The press far and wide, have uailed in commending this invaluable remedy for dyspepsia, debility, A-e.; and such are tbe healing effects of his panacea, that we hope it may be Introduced lo every family where dyspepsia has, or la likely to have a victim.See advertisement.Commi»t*rUt Quebec, 24th M*j, 1456 \\ Assistant commissary general GOLDIE, hereby fives police that SEALED TENDERS, in Doflicatb.will in received at this Offics.unlit NOON, on SATURDAY.the 2nd of JUNE, from all peiaon* willing 10 Contract lor \u201c Taking dmen and rebuilding the Ekxuy Wtdl to both facet of Montcalm Haitian, at Quebec.Plans and Specifications may he seen, and further paiticulaia|ohtained at the.Office* of theCono-manding Royal Engineer, st Montreal, and th* Resideut Royal Engineer, at Quebec.Payment will be made by Ordnance Diatt on (be t'oininiaaanat Cheat, in Bank Notes, at 2i*.4d.Currency |ier Pound Sterling.Two Sureties subject lo lb« approval of tbe Senior Commiesarist Officer will be requited, whose signatures must be attaehed to tbe lender*.Tbe contractor to pay for tb« drawing up ol tb* contract in Quadruplicate by a No\u2019ary.wbo will be selected by and receive inaUuciiona fiom Ibe Senior Commissariat Officer.Forms of tender will|be furnished at ibis office.\t7 Hollway's Ointment and Pill* the heal Pare of Female Complaints.The extraordinary «-fleet these Pills have upon all complaint* peculiarly InridenUal to female», would appear Incredible, if It were not eon-Armed dally by the wonderful rures they effect in Canada.It Is an unquestionable fart, that there is not any remedy to equal them throughout the World, for ex'trruiinatina suffering from th* softer sex.than theso admirable Pills, particularly for young girls entering into womanhood, therefore* all are requested to give them a trial, which will iusnrd their recommendation.THIRTY YEARS\u2019 EXPERIENCE OF AN OLD NURSE.Let no Wire or Moth an neglect to read tbe advertisement in another column in ibis piper.It is HIUHLY IMPORTANT.CRAMP ANdTaIN KILLER The w ulil it aatonished at the vtoiideiful rures performed hy the CRAMP AND PMN KILLER.prepared by CURTIS k PERKINS.Its equal has never been know n for removing pain in all cases ; for the cure of Spinal Complaints.Ci*mp in the Limbs and b'tomarh.Rheumatism in all its forms.Bilious Colic, Chills and Fever Burns, Sore Throat and Gravel, it is decidedly tbe beat remedy in tbe world.Evidence of the most wonderful cures ever performed by any medicine, are on c.trulars in the banda of Agent*.Sold by G.G.Ardouin and J.Mus son & Co., Quebec.\t6m The World\u2019s Fair, or All Nation».Among the noticeable things on exhibition at the Crystal Palace, we saw a contribution of new Pilla, from the laboratory of Dr J.C.Ayf.r, the author ofthe widely known and valued Cherry Pectoral.As it ii against the express regulations of the Palace, m admit any quack medi cine*, this fart ihows that hia remedies are not placed in that category by the authorities.In deed, wo have balore known that his Pectoral was highly appreciated hy scientist men, and have seen lately that hi* Pills are held in great estimation by those deeply learned in tb* heating art.\u2014(True Reformer, Mate.] The Columbus Mississippi Democrat says:\u2014 \u201c We would not vole for our fathei if he were alive, and advocated *' prompt and peaceful aec-ce'aion.\u201d Nor we, but speaking of aecceaaion.nobobody sec-des from the b-lief in Perry Davi»* Pam Kilier.\u2014On the contrary, Iheie are constant 11 annexations\u201d to the crowds who call upon tbe Agents.LOST.ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, 23id instant, near the Esplanade, a large Black Newfoundland DOG ; had a Collar on with the owner's name ; M« iters of Shifts are warned against purchasing him, and p-tsons detatumg hint will be dealt with according to law.J.R.ECKART.Quebec, May 25, 1855.\t3 SUPERFINE FLOUR.FOR SALK by\u2019be Suhscribvr, landed to-day, a lot btipei line Flour\u2014Just ins|>ecteJ.J.W.LEAYCRAhT.Queb-c, 25ih May, IH 5.\t6 N' lauding ex Brigte.\u201c Phoca,\u201d and for \u201490 Puncheons beat Porto Rico Mo PORTO-RICO MOLASSES.OW Sal, ISstCS.J.W.LEAYCRAFT.West India W barf.Qu-tbec, 25th April, IH55.\t6 RAILWAY BILLS OF LADING.FOR SALE at this OFFICE, and at Mr.J ACKboN\u2019S, Stationer, St.Peter Street Quebec, May 25, 1855.jj&T FOR CHARTER.HE Barque \u2019\u2022 ARISTIDES, Barclay, master, about 3U0 tons Register, will nrcept of a Cargo of Deals for wither London ot Liverpool.She is most desirable vessel, having just discharged her cargo of Tea, from Shaugbae, in perfect order Apply to A.ft W.PARKE, India Wharf Quebec, 25th May, 1855.s&tg: PETERS' STEAM a or- Doors, Sashes, Ulmils, Mouldings, utul every dcbcriptioji oi Joiners VY ork for 11 oust* Building i>uri>oses, for Salk, and modo to order at «hurt notice.Also, constantly ou hund, u large \u2022\"H'M*' Tongued and Grooved P.v ing and Roofing Boards, uud Sawed Scauthug of every description.CORNER OE GRAND Sc BARRONK STKEE'iS, bl.KOCHS.QUEBEC.By Telegraph.[Reported for the Morning Chronicle.] VIA MONTREAL LINE.ARRIVAI* CF TUB STEAMSHIP AMERICA.Eight days later from Europe.Halifax, May 24th.The Canard steamer America arrived at this port this morning, with Liverpool dates to the 12th.She will be due at Boston on Friday night.The week\u2019s budget of news is very meagre.No event of importance had occurred De-fore Sebastopol.Affairs were much in the same position, though some trivial successes for the allies had in the meantime been recorded.The tone of public sentiment appears to have resolved itself into the conviction, that the war must be a protracted one, and without hope of atmiManco from Austria.Several extensive failures in Liverpool were rumored just before the sailing of the America\u2014no name* given.[No further news received up to the time of our going to press\u20145 a.m.J Tht Great jtmeruan Hair Tome.\u2014Bog e\u2019s celebrated Hyperion Fluid- for (he «rowth and preservation ol ihe Hair is well ki own lo be without a rival on ibis continent.Hundreds of imitations havs started into an ephemeral exis-ienre since the introduction of (hie unrivalled Hair Restorative, and their doom been sealed, whilst \u201cBogie\u2019s Hyperion Hair Fluid,\u201d with a popularity never attain'd by any other siticlc, goes on \u201c conquering and to ronquei.\u201d Ther* is no malady which can affect the Hair hut can be cured by this incomparable preparation.To ladies it is invaluable ; and on children\u2019» heads it Dys the foundation of a good bead of Hair.It is now patronized by Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain, and commands an extensive sale throughout F.urone.tjTBoole's Electric Hair-Dye converts Red or Grey Hair into a beautiful Black or Brown, the moment it ia applied, literally dyeing tbe hair, without staining the skin, and leave* the hair salt and gloaty, without injuring its texture in the least\u2014a decided supeiiority over all other Hair Dyes.It\"Bofle'* Âmole Sharing Compo'nid renders that usually unpleasant operation (shaving) a decided luxury.uer Bogie'* f/cbeaiorui removes Freckles and Tan from the face in the shortest possible time and is acknowledged to be the veiy best article tor Beautifying the Complexion.To be had, wholesale and retail, of W.BOGLE, 277 Washingion Stteet, Boaton U.S.At Meaais.JOSEPH BOWLES; JOHN MUSSON k CO ; G.G.ARDOUIN, and S.WRIGHT, Druggists, Quebec, and by all Drug-(ists and Perfumers throughout the Canadas United States and Great Britain.20th Aug., 1854.V kgrtaslr Pulmonary Balsam, for Couohs.Cold» and Cossumptions\u2014This Medicine has an old and established reputation, and is one of the most efficacious remedies yet discovered for diseases of the lungs.\u2014[Bangor Democrat, Me.] See AdvenisemcDt in another colnmn.FOR CHARTER.HE Clipper Built Brig \u2022\u2022 C.S M _ L.Bkhnikr, ma-ler, of 280 Ions Register, will accept a Charter to any sale Port in Gieat Britain.Ireland or Aus trails.For particulars, apply to S H.LEVKLI.EE k CO bt.Peter Street, Quebec, 25lb May, 1855.OCEAN STEAM NAVI6ATI0N COMP\u2019T FOR Bremen, via Southampton.THE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON, E.CAVENDY, Commander, 117 ILL SAIL for BREMEN, W Touching at SOU! HAMPTON to land the mails and passengers for England and France, on SATURDAY.June 16th, at 12 o\u2019clock, M., from Pier No.37.North Hirer.Price of j nissage from ±fcw York to Southampton or Bremen : In first cabin, main saloon,\t8130 In first cabin, lower saloon,\t110 In second cabin,\t60 An experienced Surgeon is attached to each steamer.Specie delivered in Havre or London.All Letters must pass through the Post Office.For Passage or Freight, apply \u2019o C.H.SAND.Agent, 11, South William Street.KF* The S'eamer HERMANN will succeed the WASHINGTON, and sail July 14th.May 25th, 1855.__________________ Freight Wanted- FOR MONTREAL OR CANADA WEST.S.&C.PETERS HAVING their SAW MILL and 1)003, SA*H and BLIND MANUFACTORY now in Full OfaasTioN, beg lo nttnounce to the public that they ate |>rei>*rrd lo execute any Otdera at the 'borteat notice.They have also on hand upwards of 100,000 pieces of aasoited DRY DEAL'\u2019 and BOARDS of PINE and SPRUCE, which they will dispose ol, piepated lor use or m tbe rough, at reasonable p rices Quebec, 25ih May, 1865.\t3 St.Hock\u2019s Apothecary.rHE Subscriber rcst»ec:lully informs PHYSICIANS «ml the Public tbit he has aatu.ned the management of the ST.s^OCH\u2019S APOTHECARY, formerly that ofO.GIROUX, and be experts, by bis assiduity, to secure their confidence.He w ill kcepcnnstanlly on hand a full assortment of GENU'NE DRUGS, together with a great variety of TOILET and FANCY* ARPI-CLKS, PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY.kc.ke.His principal study shall be to make up 1 hy-aieiatM* and Family Pieparatioua with punc'ua-lay.WILFRED BRUNET, Chemist and Druggist.Craig Si reel, St.Rochv.Quebec, 2 >lh May, '.835.\tI 2m Clicquot's Champagne.A FEW Cases of this CELEBRATED WINE expected by the * Raven,\u201d from Bordeaux.RYAN, BROTHERS k CO.37, St.Peter Street.Quebec.24th May, 1855.\t6 THE STEAMERS Quebec fy John Mann.Passengers for Now York.CC MMERCIAL* The Import* of goncral merchandise, other than dry goods, into I hr port of New York last week roaehod #2 :iM 377 In value, which, for the first lime In a eon»t-drrahle period.»« \u2022Itehtlr in etce** of the tame week last year fry xoods.however, Included, there I* *1111 a trifling falling off from 1M4.The price of wheat In Kngland during the first quarter of the present ycarh»* been more than flO per cent higher than It was In the quarter of IS.YI that ended on Ihe 31«t March, hnt 9* 7d per qnartrr lower than It was In Ihe beginning of IM4.Heef I* 33 per cent dearer than it w»* In 1*5.1, and 7 percent dearer than It wa* in MM Mniton ha* been cheaper than it wa* In 1*53 and so have been potatoes.ipar Rat Iway, for the O ax at WxsTKa* ment of Traffic on*lhs Ureal Western week endtag 1 Ith May Ne.of Paa«enger*.«\t13.3714 Do\tsame period la»» year.7.t»fil4 Receipts for Passenger* .4H.K13 Do\tsame period last year.\t4,0** Freight.!7.T.:.ffa-f-w Do\ttame\tperiod last year.Ê.'rrl Recslpts for Rnndriet.£313 do - same period last eear.*270 Total Receipts .419,007 Do\tsame\tperiod last year.\tA3,OTP No.of miles open.941 De\taame\tperiod last year.939 Total Trnfik etnee 1st Febrnary.Al4fijws Do\tsame\tperiod last year.A*0,101 Tout No.of Faesengers.Do\tMm* period last .144,*334 last year.PI,ITS UBORUK DAKTNNtiL.MARRIED.At I/ennoxvtlle.on Ihe IPtti inst ,hy the Right Revd.the Lord Rishop of tjnehec.ihe Rev Armine Mountain.M.A .to Catherine Sophia, yonngest d.-turtitnr of tho late Hon.Andrew W.Cochrane, D.C.I., all of this rity.WE, the undersigned, on behalf of ihe I\u2019taten-gersof »h* Ship SIAM, C*|*t.Chapman, of Plymouih.beg to return thanks for hia unwearied atteniioi towards ua all, and present him with a Gold Chain, at a small testimonial of our esteem towards him.JOSEPH Da MOUILPIED, HENRY BERRY, JOHN W.NOEL.Quebec, Mav IB, 1856,__________ JAMES M.KERR, Central Commission Produce, Ship and Customs' Broker, LF.AYCRAFT\u20198 WHARF.Quebec, 25th Msy.1855.Hops I Hops 11 Hops I ! ! 36 B ALES Fin# Eastern Townships, for sale by JAS.M KERR.Quebec, 23th May.1855.OILS! OILS!! OILS Ml THE UNDERSIGNED it prepared lo supply th* TRADE n favorable term» with the following deacription* OIL-i, of beat quality .\u2014 SOLAR SPERM, WINTER BLEACHED WHALE, ELEPHANT.MACHINERY.J.M.KERR.Quebec, 26 h May, 1865\t^ On Sale by the Subscriber : ADMAN 1 INK CANDLES, 6 Ibf each, \u2014AND \u2014 1200 Boxes Soap and Candles, Montreal Manufacture.\u2014ALSO\u2014 60 Cases Cognac Brandy, 1 dot.curb, 110 Chest* Fine Twankajr Teu.100 Keg# German Pluma, 1 cwt.each.20 Barrels Blacking, 4 pts, ansi 12 dor Steamer \u201c Princess Victoria,\u201d J.McARTHUR, master, OWLOADING at GALT k CRAWFORD\u2019S WHARF, will TAKE FREIGHT to or Canada West at Low Kates.Ap- Montreal ply to Quebec, 25th May, 1855.JOHN LAIRD, Agent.2 XTotice to^Bhip-Masters.WILLLÂM TAIT.Ship-Chandler & Grocer Opposite Tweddel\u2019s Foundry, Champlain Street, HAS constantly on hand every article in hia line, which he will dispose of on the most reasonable terms, *nd deliver at the shortest notice, and, byjrtrict attention to business, giving a good article tor the money, hopes to receive a continuation of the veiy liberal natronage of Ship Masters and others, which he baa enjoyed for the past year.Quebec, 2-3th May, 1855.CHAMPAGNE.m et ptietUL I HE undersigned,SOLE AGENTS in Cana* nada for tbs Sale of WINES from Messrs.7UREUX and LKFOURNIER\u2019S, Wine MercGants to their Majesties the Kino ofthe Belgians and ihe Kino or Holland, have just received ex \u201c Paragon\u201d :\u2014 300 Baskets tEIL de PERDRIX, \u2014%lso\u2014 25\t\u201d\tAy Crémsnt, 1st\tquality, 100\t*\u2022\tFleur de Bouty, 100\t\u201d\tAy Mmiaseux.A Liberal Discount allowed to the trade.J.k O.CREMAZIE, 12, Buade Street, Upper Town.Quebec, 25th May, 1855.\t3 NEW BOOKS\u2014Per Grand Trunk Railroad- S.D.27 6 A 3 7 6 4 6 4 6 7 6 QAKTOONS J.M.each.KERR.Quibec, 25th May, 1855.The Doctrine of Equity, a Commentary on (he Law aa ailmiciatered ; By John Adam* iMv Brother\u2019s Keeper ; By A.B.Warner Tne Genius of Italy ; By the Revd.Robt.Turnbull Kenneth, or the Rear Guard of ihe Grand Army ; By th# Author of Heir of Red* clyffe, eic English Past and Pr*»«nt ; By Richard Chenelvix French.B.I).Tri-Colored Bkrtches in Paria during the year 1851-2-3 Tbe Story of the Peasant Boy Philosopher or, a Child gathering pebble* on the aea shore, founded on the early life of Fergnaon th# Shepherd Boy Astono-trier, and intended to «How how a poor lad became acquainted with the principle* of natural science, by Henry Msyhew Th# Neighbors* Children, from the G \u2022.!* man, by Mi*.A.Myer*.2 vola.An American among the OrUrfilals, inelu* ding an audience with the Sultan, and a viait to the interior of a Turkish Hat* m, by James K.P.Boulden Petite Histoire Universelle a L\u2019usage des Ecoles et des Knmilles, pot 8am\u2019l.K.Goodrich A School Dictionary of the Latin Lang-guage.by Dr.J.F.Kslichmidt, in two Parts\u2014Latin\u2014English Lutheran Manual on Scriptural prind* pie# or the Augsburg Confession, illus-t rated and \u2022ufMamed chiefly by Scripture proof* «nd ex'rsrtr from Ntsndaid Lu* theran Theologians of Europe snd A merles, together with the Formula of Government and discipline adopted by the General Synod of tbe Evangelical Lutheran Church in the the United State», by 8.8.Schmucker.D.D.P.SINCLAIR, Quebec, May 25, 1855.St.John Street.4 6 7 6 4 6 5 0 7 6 FOR LONDON.rpHE \u201cGREAT BRITAIN,\u201d Da-!',[ nikl Wilson, Commande, has splendid accommodation for First Class Pataengers.Apply on board, or to ROBERTSON.THOMSON k CO.Quebec, 24tb May.,8W*_ _\t4 FOR SALE OR CHARTER.ANEW SHIP Of about 830 Ton* N.M., now on the h'locka in'Toronto, ______ and will be launched firat open water.This vessel has been built under tbe inspection of Lloyd\u2019s Surveyors to da # A I for Fight Yeats.She is constructed entirely of Selected Upland White Oak, fhstened with Yrliow Metal, and Locust Treenail*.Her model combines good Bailing qualities with large carrying capacity and she ia in every reaped, a Superior V'eaael.\u2014al*o.\u2014 A CLIPPER B ARQUE of 470 Ton», O.M., built last aummer on the «hereof Lake Huron, laurhed in November last.Tbia Barque was built under inspection of Lloyd\u2019s Suiveyor tociara A I for Seven Years.She i* constructed entirely of White < ak of Superior quality, snd ia in every respect an excellent ve»sel.Apply to HAYES BROS, k CO.Toronto, Or to\tD.MACPHIE, Quebec Toronto, March 13th, 1855.FOR CHARTER.TH E First Clast Brigantine -SWORDFISH,\u201d 157 Tons Register, A.Patoux, master, will Charter to the Lower Porta, Weat Indies or elsewhere.Apply to FRASER, WYATT k CO.Quebec.23rd Mav, 1855.\t6 accept a ON and after MONDAY next, evny exertion will he made hy the Captain* of those SPLENDID STEAMER*, to LAND THEIR PAnFENGER» IN MONTREAL at fi.a m.to enable th'm to take the CARS DIRECT for NEW YORK, and a* theae Strarrers now atop only at Tilaxa Rivers.Passengers will, it is believed, arrive sufficiently rally.KOBpKT SHAW.Quebec.24:h May, 1835.\t6 Agent.fi 8 Wharfage and Cartage Wanted1 will be received on MONDAY next, for the LANDING of about 1000 Tenders ne*», for TONS or CHALDRONS COALS, on any Deep MANILLA HOPE.IONS MANILLA ROPE, assorted sizes.For Sal* by J.BROWN k CO.Quebec.23rd May.1855.10 T RIGGING.TWO GANGS STANDING and RUNNING RIGGING, con plete with Hawsers, suit-for versets of 1000 Tons, Lemon\u2019s MAnltac-ture \u2014For Sale by J.BROWN k CO.Quebec, 23rc'.May, 1855.Spars ! Spars ! ! A LARGE and SUPERIOR LOT of RED PINE SPARS, of all sizes and lengths, for Sale by ARTHUR H.MUR FI! Y, Cape Core.Quebec, 23'd May.1855.Steam Lj ngi ite.F GINK, for Railway.Agricultural and other Water Whs.ves, stating the rate per Chaldron | t-urposc.- well adapted for driving Fans, Sasv., for Landing,-the whole to be removed at the\tMaker.-J.J.LicBiacH, Caa'le rate of 25 Chaldrons per day.\u2014 u.so\u2014 For CARTING the sun* to Napoleon WllAR»'.ROBERT SHAW.Agent.Quebec, 24th May, 1855.FRESH ARRIVAL OF fiOODS AT THE LONDON HOUSE, 6, St.JiJin Street.JUST RECEIVED, vis Hneton, a General Assortment of Ladies and Children\u2019s UNDERCLOTHING well worthy ol attention.tT\u201dN.It.\u2014The Ladies Department ia attended to by a Elm \\i K.J.k E.BARROW.Quebec, 24th Mav, 1855.BOOKS ! BOOKS ! I MISCELLANEA; a collection of Essays, Reviews k Lecture*, by Bishop Spalding.History of the Catholic Missions among tbe Indian Butldinc*.Ballast, Ireland ; and C.W.Siemens, 7, John Street, Adelph*,, London.For Particulars, apply to P.O\u2019NEILL.Commercial House, Qusbec.May 23.1855.\t3 FOR SALE.TARRED Rf»PE.assorted sizes, Hambroline M triin* and Hmsand, Deep Sea and Hand Lead Lines, Sail T*ine, Bright Varnish, Pitch, Stockholm Tar, Yellow Metal Snea\u2019hing, Hubhuck\u2019s White Zinc Paint, Black Paint, in [ cwt.Kegs, Ships Colors, Bunting, kc., kc.J.BROWN k CO.Quebec, 23rd May, 1855.tribes.by John ti.Shea.Protestantism and Crtho\u2019iei ty compared in their efforts on the Civilization of Europe,\tby Balmrs.Lectures on the connexion between Science, and Revealed Religion,\tby Caid\u2019i Wiseman.CAREY.BROTHERS, 24, St.John Street.Quebec, 24th May, 1855.ESTATE OF JOHN RÔWBOTTOIT THE Creditors of JOHN ROWBOTTOM are hereby notified to send in their claims duly attested to the undersigned at the office ol Mr.D.A CALLAM.St.Peter Street, pursuant (o a dividend being declared R.CHAMBERS, for Assignera.Quebec, 21th May, 1835.\t10 CANADA MILITARY ASY1UM.TENDERS for the performance of certain REPAIRS necessary to the building belonging to the above named Institution, will be received, through tbo Post Opkice, by the REVD.D.ROBERTSON, Secietary.Quebec, 24th May, 1835.\t/»\t6 CH1MNKY SWEEPING.ST.ItOCH\u2019J WARD.THE undersigned begs to inform occupants of Houses situated in ST.ROCH\u2019S WARD, that weather permitting, his Sweepers will pay them a visit on Thu sday, the tf4>h instant, with a view of sweeping their Chimniea.P.CAMPEAU Superintendant ofCl.imnie*.Quebec, 24th May, 1855.\t9 NOW LANDING, Ex u Swordfish,\u201d \u201c Hello,\u201d \u201d Foreigner,\u201d ami \u201c Minna,\u201d 600 H HDS Bright Porto Rico SUGAR, 60 T*erce* > Mu* Molafte», 89 Hhds.> 100 Bags Jamaica and Cuba Coflee, 23 do.Pimento.7 Tierces Honey.(Superior) 300 Boxa» Dixby Herring*, 30 Cane* Preserved Lobsters and Mackerel.\u2014also,\u2014 Ki '' Paragon,\u201d from Havre :\u2014 110 Baskets \u201c Max Saisine\u2019*\u201d celebrated CHAMPAGNE WINE, quart* and pints.H.J.NOAD kCO.Quebec, 23rd M*y, 1865.\t12 ÏOR SAXsT.IriX Ship \u201cADVANCE,\u201d 28.000 BEST KIRK BRICKS Apply to ALLAN GILMOUR k CO.St.Peter Street.Quebec.23rd May, 18-35.Tailoring ItatabliNhnifnt, No.16, Sous-le-Port Street THE umlertigned, in returning thanks to hi* friend* *nd customers for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on him, beg* to announce that hi* present 8T0CK of Cl.OTHS, consisting of Superfine Do skin*, l.amhskine, Tweeds, Cassimers, kc., cannot be surpassed In the city.Extra fineness and superior durability.Ever^r article of Gentlemen\u2019* attire made io order, in a superior well finished manner.Parti» cular attention is bestowed by bim in the Curting Department.Garments cut in every atyle and fashion.Also\u2014Fancy Vesting* of beautiful paltsma, and every article in the line.JEREMIAH O\u2019BRIEN.Quebec, 22nd May, 1858.\t6m NOW LANDING, Ex \u201cSteadfast,\u201d from London, and \u201cFergus,\u201d from Hull: DKKCYPKR\u2019S GENEVA, and > \u2022\t, Ifonneasy\u2019a Brandy,\t< ,n Washing Soda.Ground Ginger,\tf Hibbrrt\u2019s London Porter, in Quarts k Pint* Belmont and Belmont Sperm Candle*, Raw and Boiled Linaeed Oil, in Hhda and Qr.-Caaks.Putty, in Bulk, kc.,\u2014for Sale hy GIBB k ROSS.Quebec, 23rd May.1855.LANDING, ex \u201c Fergna,\u201d fiom Hull, and lor Sale bv the Subscriber :\u2014 15 Hh'ds.and 40 Bbls.Double Boded Linseed Oil.\tH.TURCOTTE.Quebec, 23rd May, 1855.NOTICE.WE.the Undersigned, have this day entered into COPARTNERSHIP, under the name and firm o» FUTVOYE and FISHF.R.as GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, Produceand Custom House Brokers.J.B.FUTVOYE, D.V.FISHER.38, St.Peter Street.Quebec, 23rd May, 1855.\t3 jNOTICK.rpHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exiat-A ing between the Suhst rtbera under the firm ol S.k J.BROWN, was DISSOLVED on the 1st instant.The affaira of the said firm will be settled by Mr.John Brown, who ia duly authorized to that effect.\tSAMUEL BROWN, JOHN BROWN.J having EN PER ED INTO CO-PARTNERSHIP, the business under the above firm, will, for the future, be carried on under the name and \u2022tyleof J.BROWN k CO.JOHN BROWN.GEORGE BROWN.Quebec, 22nd May, 1855.Qnebtc Timber Towers\u2019 Associa! ion.THE TIMBER TOWERS of Quebec having formed themaelvea into an association for tha purpoie of securing a fair remuneration for their work, and also for the purpose of binding tha members to assist one another, when, in copae-quence of accident >r otherwise, tha property entrusted lo the charge of any of the member* of the Association is in danger ol being lost, tbe following TARIFF OF PRICES ha* been adoptes!, which will in no case be deviated from :\u2014 For Towing the cargoes of Vessels,\u2014 Under 300 Tens\t\t\t\t£3\t0\t0\tper bund 301\tPons to 400\t\tti\t2\t45\t0\tdo 401\t\u2022\u2022\tto 500\tit\t2\t13\t6\tdo 601\t«\u2022\ttofiOO\tu\t2\t10\t0\tdo 001\t«i«-d and 1 V?Choice .Selection of CHILDREN\u2019S FANCY FELT and STRAW HATS, which, with a rare assortment of GENTLEMEN\u2019S PANAMA JpHsr Sr belt, St.John's Suburb.Quebec.18th May, 1855.\t|pU NOTICE.T»*™*' K0PR TI.F.MEN BOARD-A KRs ran be accommodateit with BOARD private i'owii.family,\tSth et, Upper .AgoodSlABLE with THREE STALLS, and and usher light HATS suited to the Seasons wiD' MAY-! OIT, to l.ei.\u2014ami cooveutont Yard, be found to merit the attention ol a discerning Quebec, lath May, i&>5.public.The whole will be disposed of at Moheeite PxtCKS.EDWARD O\u2019FLAHERTY.Quebec, I8lb May, 1855.Government Sale.By Auction will be sold, on WEDNESDAY, the 30ib inst., in the ROYAL ENGINEER YARD, St.Lewis Gate, & LOWER PARK, St.John's Gate : k Q U A N T I T Y of UNSERVICEABLE V Sf ORES, consisting of Ru«hel Iron, Gnu Wheel*.Great Coats.Artillery Clothing, Fur Caps, &c , be.\u2014ALSO\u2014 About 8 Cwt.of Stone Colored Paint, vaiious Iron and Copper Tools, Iron Ovens, Ash Stave*, Ac.be.Conditions\u2014CASH on delivery.B COLE Quebec, I5lh May, 1855.\tA.A B.NOTICE.WILL not be responsible for any Debts con-.tracted by the crew of the Ship *' Oriental.\u201d HENRY TOM, Quebec, ?2nd May.1855.\tMatter.M4 NOTICE.THE STEAMER \u201d B.F.TIB BITS,\u201d Capt-MrapHT, master, having been thoroughly retired dutiug the Winter, is prepared to TOW Rafts and Vessels between this Port and Montreal, and about Ihe Harbour, dining the Season.For fuither particulars, apply to JAMES TIBBI PS.Owner, at Montreal, to JANES A MORGAN, Agent».Quebec, 21st Msy, 1855.SPARS! SPARS!! SPARS!!! Just Received, at Cape Cove.K (){)n TT\u2019RESH cut SPRUCE SPARS, L/jVAv/V/ I?from to |f> inches, lengths in proportion to ihe girths, selected expressly for thi* irarket, and which the Undersigned will be prepan d to sell wholesale and retail, in lots to suit purchasers, on most favorable terms.N.B.\u2014Ship Masters and others desiring to pur-chsse w ill do well to inspect this lot b- tore purchasing elsewhere, a* it comprises more than half of all the Spruce Spars got out for this market this year.Rod Pine Spars, Masts, Sic.A well arsorted Slock, of all lengths and sizes, on hand and for sale cheap.ALL ORDERS left at Mr.John McDougall\u2019s, Brokera\u2019 Office, St.Peter S rret, opposite the Bank of B.N.America, or with the UnHeroignud at Cap* Cove, will receive immeiliate and caie-ful attention.Spars purr has* «I from ihe Undersigned will be delivered alongside of ships or booms, as mav be required, at the shortest notice and without exits charge.JOHN FLANAGAN, Cape Cove, (adjoining the Toll-Gate.) Quebec, 21st May, 1855.\t6mp For Sale by the Subscriber: 5000 ® 6000 FF'IV,^ Lampsok\u2019s Cove.WM.HAMILTON.Qurbee, 21*1 May, 1855.NOW LANDING LX RARGE.IV ARRELS Choice Brands Super-1) fine sod Extra Flour.Also 300 do Middlings, and for sale by GIBB A ROSS.Quebec, May 19, 1855.London I'lcklcx and Nnuccx, Ao.Landing e, 100 cases A*sortrd Pickles, 50 boxes Powdered Corn Starch, 3n bales Cotton Wick, 6 do do Twine, 25 cases Paste Blacking, 40 boxes Almond, Rose, and Variegated Soap, 15qr-casks Bleached Elephant Oil, loO boxes Honeyd»w Tobacco, 20 doz.assorted Flavoring Extracts.For Sale by JOHN PATERSON.Quebec, 19,h March, 1855.Nuevitas Molasses.«340 TRUNCHEONS very bright Neuvitas 1 Molasses, now landing on Wellington Wharf, and lor sale by JOHN PATERSON.Quebec, 19th May, 1855.Alfianrfre\u2019fl Cloves.The house of Alexandre, of pari*.| .whose GLOVES are to well known and patronized in Canada, being desirons to maintain the high reputation which their house h»s sc* quired by the superior quality and finish of their Gloves, (to which they have again made some improvements,) having been informed that Merchants of this country, when travelling in Europe, and enquiring for the Glove* made hy Alexandre, have received propositions to buy Gloves of inferior quality, beating falsely the name of their sauf Fitm, I hereby give notice that, by a lelt* received by me from Me«st*.Alexandre, dated from Paris, the|9lhof April, 1835, I am appointed their Sole Agent in Canada for the sale of, and receiving order* for, their Gloves, and also authorizing me to institute legal proceedings against all parties found selling Gloves, on which their name has been falsely stamped.Mes«r».Alexandre hope by these mean* to place themselvc* in direct connection with the principal houses of Canada, whereby purchasers will receive the genuine article, and cheaper than they can be ot.erwise obtained.PAUL HUA.Agent.Union Building*.St.François Xavier St.Moittresl, May 17ih, 1855.\tlw-3 M\u2019DUNNOUQH, MUIR & CO., 185, NOTRE DAME STREET, MONTREAL, Have received per Cunard Steamers, A now, offer for Sale, WholksalrA Hf.Tail, the Xfewost ÔL moat Faahlonabla Goods \\rm ffxzs season Including the latest designs in DRESS GOODS, U'oradrs.Moire Antique, Tubidne»»*, Blark Glace, Printed, Checked and Striped Silk, and Wool Bareges, Fremh Del ain*», Printed Barege, Del aines.Messin**, snd Persians, SelfBpot and Printed Brilliants, Chintz ('ambries and Muslins, French Flowers.Feathers, Ribbons and Garnitures, Velvet nnd Chineal Head Dresae*.Frenrh Black Lace Mit*.Kid Gloves, Shawls, Parseolb, hewed Wotk, Ac.\u2014AL*0,\u2014 A complete Aisortmmt of ia © a o ts ia ¥ » Comprising bilk, Thread.Merino.Cotton, and Balbriggan Ho*e, ami Half Hose, Lathes' and Gent\u2019ii Waoxe end Sputt Silk Underclothing, Ac., and a large assortment ol OTAPIiB DR?OOODO, of the beat tnattii»)* and finish.N B.\u2014ParUrular attention paid to orders from a M\u2019DUNNOL'GH, MUIR A CO.185, Notre Dame St., Montreal.May II, 1855.\tlm New York Underwriters.*T1HE Undersigned, Agent to the Board ofUn-X derwriteis, hereby gives Notice, that he has been appointed AGENT and ATTORNEY' to act on behall of the undermentioned New York Insurance Ccmpanie», to co o|-Siate in the preservation of property.And in order to fsei-litste the settlement of loss 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 certificate and examination no loss will be paid.Office, (Dunn U Co.\u2019* Office,) St.Pctxx Street.C.L.ARMSTRONG, For the \u201cAtlantic,\u201d \u201cSuu,\u201d \u201c Mercantile,\u201d \u201c New York,»* \u201c Commercial,** \u201c Union,** \u201c Astor,\u201d \u201c Alla*,\u201d \u201c Orient,** and \u201c New York Fire and Marine** Insurance Companies.Quebec, May, J*55.\tlm Window Glass.JUST RECEIVED and for SHe by the Sub-acribcia : 100\tBoxes\t(>1\tx\t7|, 40\t'\u2022\t74\tx\t84, 20\t*'\t84\tx\t94, 100\t\"\tA«soited\tlarge\tsize*.RYAN, BROS.& CO.Quel ec, May 16, 1855.LANDING EX \u201c STEADFAST,»» FROM LONDON.Hhds.d* kuyper\u2019s Hollands.Cases Champaice, Pale Cognac, Old Tom, Iron Kegs.No.I, White Lead, Boxes Belmont Sperm Cond'es, Hhds.Cohman't Jar Mustard, Boxes Patey\u2019s Bmwn Windsor Soap.Broord\u2019s Tartaric Acid, Camphor and Cream \u2022 Tartar, Case* Brown A Pale Sugar Candy, \u2019 Cas»s Nutmegs, Cayenne Pepper, Clovea, Cases Isinglass.Indigo.Mace Ac.LANE, GIBB A CO.Quebec, May 16.1835.FOR SALE.Lath wood.' Apply to H.HAGENS, St.Peter Street.Q \u2019ebec.19th M.iv, 1 Caxli Adtancei, XlIF.undersigned will make CASH ADVANCES on the SniPME.vTa or T imber.Deal*, r» or Wheat consigned to their friends in Liverpool.FUNCH, MEINCKKACn.Shaw's Buildings.Quebec, 9th May, 1855.NOTICE.HARRIS, BRÊSSLER & CO., ESPECTFULLY SOLICIT the public attention to their SELECT STOCK of R IL1TS, CAPS, 4v., the Latest and the Most Fashionable Style,\u2014of which they had the honor to supply Mrs Excti.-LEKCV THE GoV.GENERAL and LaPT HEAD.Qt; F.BEC,\u2014F A BRIQU K M R KKT.9th May, 1855.\t2}m NOTICE THE Subscriber having OPENED a GENERAL IRON WORKING ESTABLISHMENT in Joseph Aacttxx'a Eaq .PxkMisx*.St.Roch*.Corner of ST FRANCIS and ST.ROCHS STREETS, i* prepared to do ALL KINDS of IKON and SHIPPING WORK, with which he may he favored.Old Iron and Brass purchased.THOMAS WIIITTY, Comer of St.Francia A St.Kochs Streets.Quebec 5th May, 1855.ON SALE, I RON SAFE DOORS.Warranted, JL Iron Bedsteads, Plain and Fancy.THOMAS WHITTY, Corner of St.Francis !i St.Rochs Sts.MADE TO ORD£R9 TRON PALASADING8, any Psttern.Iron Railings.Plain and Ornamental, for Gardens, Ac.Lnrge Bcsma and Scales, Warranted, for weighing I Ton and upwards, of Iron or ether heavy Good*.THOMAS WHITTY.Corner of St.Francis A St Rochs Sts.Quebec, 5th May, |R55.New Grocery And Ship Chandlery Store, Ao.16 St.Peter Street.(SUCCESSORS TO MX.HARR HAGIRS.) THE Subscriber* bating P\"'' ch.scd Ihe busine»* *f Mr.IIan* Haorws.beg to notify their frienda and the public that ,h,r will CONTINUE THE BUSINESS heretofore carried on by bhti, In 'he aarae premises, No.16 St- Street, and they hope hy sttiet attend'*», \u2022 Ihorough knowledge of the business, to merit a ahare of public patronage.hOLFELDT A McDONAGH.Quebec, 8th May, 18'5 \u2022 RtMOVAI.JO AURIN has REMOVED his Car \u2022\t\u2022 O mage Factory to No.20 PA- LACE .'THEET, oppotiie the Hotel-Dieu.Quebec.21st May.1855.\tjo REMOVAL.MU\u2019*.BliuWN firga re*p«e|||,l!y to remind ihe Ladies of Quebec, that she continues INSTRUCTION in ENGLISH and rltKKCH, Ir'iim 8 I^uJlnrs |H*r Cjunitcr, |>4y» able in adrsnee, \\ «.If, 8t.Axgele Street, in rear of the M«*kod:a: Church.Quebec, 9l st May, 1855,\t6-3aw STKAYKÜ.A BLACK SKl-.Y 1 KRKIER.If brought to this office, a suilatde le'.vard will be paid.Quebec, 19 h Mav, 1853.PARTIES visiting New York will fird com- fortal.V BO RDIXG.at Mu W I.Car-mtt\u2019» PRIVATE HOARDING HOUSE, No.112 and 114 LeowABD .Stueet.May 19, 1855.\tg,, JUST RECEIVED, DIRECT FROM THE WEST, AND FOR SALE BY IL.iàSaâiB -i% ÿJiàüH;, NAPOLEON W If ARK: 1 PiOf) DARRELS PORK.lOV/l/ J3 ftu, Keg.LARD, 25 Hints.H A MS, Nugar cured.Quebec, l8lh May, IK5.5.\t] m building.U[ton application to the undersigned, but will not be subjected to the loos of character Loro not having been Surveyed.For further particulars, apply to TH°S.MF.NZIES, Lloyd\u2019s Surveyor.MaePherson\u2019s Buildings.Quebec, I9ib Msy, 1855.\tIw tPTba Montreal Herald, Toronto Globe ard King,ton Whig will please copy for One Week.For Sale by the Subscribers, onn IJARREL'* champagne V1N- KGAKofthe best qmlitv.LEMOINE A CIMON.Quebec, 19:h May, 1855.For Sale, To Arrive.A LOT of NUGAR CURED HAMS of first rate quality.S H.LEVAL' EE kCO .St.Peter Street.Q're bee, 18th May, 1855.SniMEK VEHICLES.rjPHE undersirrted has now on h*n«l and offers J.for Sale st Very Reduc kd Prices, a larr* number of WAGGONS, FOUR-WHEELED CARRIAGES, covered and uncovered.FLA VIEW TKUDELLE, No.79, St.John Street, wi'hout, near the Church.Quebec, 15th May, 1853.\tlm HIGH WINES, in Quarter Casks, For Sale by A.MACKENZIE FORBES, Groceries Broker, St, François Xavier Street.Montreal, May 2lst, 1855.\tu FOR SALK NFW PRIME MESS BEEF, Mess and Thin Mes* Pork,\u2014hy JAMES J.LOWNDES, Tremain\u2019s Buildings, St.Paul St.Quebec, 14th May.1855.FOR SALE ML SCO\\ ADO SUGAR, in a Ik Barrels, Young Hyson, Hyson Twankay b Twan-kay Teas, Ground Coffee, Ground epper, Boxes Honey Dew Tobacco.Brooms, Pails, be.\u2014by JAMES J.LOWNDES.Tremain\u2019s Buildings, St.Paul St.Quebec.14th May, 1855.NEW HAT STOKE.O&l?ft mutaimw, FASHIONABLE HATTERS, BENJAMIN'S HUILBXftC*, Upper Town Market I*luce, (£ucIhæ, M Ship Nails.A LARGE Aisonmeiit of Cut Nails, and Railway Spikes, for Sale hy JOHN ANDERSON h CO.Quebec.18th May, 1855.OCEAN STEAMSHIP WHARVES For tariff of charges, wharfage, Ac., anplv to JOHN ANDER«ON b CO., St.Peter Street.Quebec, 14th May, 1855.NEW GOODS.(AT PRESENT OCCUPIED BY Ma.HARRIS, JEWELLER.) F.S^RS.H ft F.having LEASED the above premioea.will open, on the 1st MAY, uiik x entiie NEW STOCK of ¦ FMHtQM&LI mm HITS, comprising every stile snd quality.Mr.Holt having served for the !a»t 6 years with the Messrs.H.Ashworth ft Co., and .Mr.Kni*i* be;ng thoroughly conversant with ihe HAT1ING, in *11 its Branches, they liust that, wiib three advantages, conibit.ed with an snxinus derire to p'eate tbeir customers, to merit a share ol Public Pstrnnage.They can, wi'h confidence, **>ert ihst a fii.#r Stock ol HATS war never offered to the Public, the whole bavirg been a-lected terscna'ly by Mr.Ennis.Purchaser* rnay rest sssured ol being supplied with ïiyle* of 1855, a* tbey have been all manufactured since J-nuaiy.Intending pnicbaaers are respect'ully invited to rail and inspect before purchasing elsewhere.CLOTH CAPS.FELT HATS, BOY\u2019S SATIN HATS, and, by ûra*.importations, an assoit ment of STRAW GOODS.Quebec, 20th April, 1855.\t6w OF NOTICE.FIRST-ARRIVAL DRY WOODS A T PARIS EXHIBITION.MERCHANTS anoks on Navigation, Masonic Clothing and Jewels, ftr., ftc.N B.\u2014-Every Chronometer and In'tiument left 1 at this Establishment is Insured against Los* by Fire.Queii.»-, IM Mxy, 11 IB.\ttut M UM M'S Cabrnet& Veizenay Champagnes- TH E undersigned having b\u201cei.Seen appointed iy IULE8 MUMM ft Cn.of Hheims, their SOLE At*EN PS tor the d:t poa-l in Cana la of I iheirf\u2019ELEBR ATKD H INES, aie now pre-pvetl to Forward Sup-pi «»*.Bonded or Duty Paid, to Merrhant* in aiy pait ol tne Province, and on advantageous term*.A* the r.pu\u2019it on of thi* Biand has l*een so long and wiilriy eatal*'i*hed, purcliasert may iely on receiving a wtne unampass-d in quality by any ini|Hirted into 'he rountrv HKNRY CIUMPMAX ft CO., Sole Agents for Jules Mvjim ft Co.Monln at, 19ih Mav, l^5^.\tU 6.1.suited to the Spring snd Summer Seesone.comprising in great variety, the NEWEST STYLES an best goods in the British and Foreign Markets 'Ihese Goods are all marked at such LOW PRICES as will maintain the present character of rPHE Subscriber* have juat received per Mul the COMMERCIAL HOUSE tor being fiom 2 Steamer, via Boston, and from ve*«els now\t.ar v\t.x\t\u2022__ \u2022.\t\u2022 2o to 40 per cent.Lower in its prices than other houses in Quebec.Thi* Important advantage to the public, the subscriber is enabled to continue Imm the great facilities which hi« constant residence in the European Markets give* him of BUYING WELL, and his principle of selling for Caeh only, w hi* h precludes the neressity of hi* laying on the large percentage requi'ed to cover th* risks of a credit business crf-Tbe SyM».r Of ONE PRICE is «till STRICTLY ADHERED TO.£5 and ha price being marked m PLAIN FIGURES on every article, the most inexperienced person may purchase confidently without tear of being imjioned on from tbeir want of judgment.To enumerate the Stock would far ootmn the limits of an advertisement,\u2014but the folio wirg bein the leading article* in the liffcrent departments will pi «tty fairly indicate it* extent and variety : \u2014 IN LADIES SPRING SUMMER DRESSES\u2014a large aasortiMUl of Tissues.Rich Baieges, D«-I.aines.Chalet.I.uatrrt, Primed Muslins, Alpacras, ftr., ftc , Nr.SHAWLS\u2014LONG and SQl'ARE \u2014Comprising an immense assortment in Tissues, Bareges, Cashmeres, Paisley.Satin, ftc., ftc.HOSIERY of every description, Gloves, Corsets.Worked Muslins, Chemizettes, Habit Shirts, Collars.Sleeve*.Ribbons, Flowers, Laces, Ec., ftc.Haberdashery and Fancy Trimming* in great variety.The MILLINERY DEPARTMENT ia largely supplied with a very LARGE STOCK OF BONNETS in Silks, Satins Plain and Fancy Straw, Tuscan, Leghorn, ftc., ftc.\u2014 ALSO, \u2014 A great assortment of VISITTES and CAPES, of the Latest Paris Fasiiioks, with a variety o( Children* Dresses.Hats, ftc., ftc.The HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT will be f.i nd worthy of a\u2019tention from Hotel and Hoarding-hnu** proprieters.heads of families, ftr., r nei'tmg as it doe* of an immense Stock of Prime Goods, in 'Fable Linen*.Towelling, Sheetings, Blankets, Flannels, Counterpane», Table Covers, Carpetting, Druggets and Rugs, Worked Muslin Cur-\u2022\ttains.Datra*ks.ftr., ftc.The CLOTH DEPARTMENT is largely Supplied with Choice Selections from'he West of England and German Markets, in Sopeiline Black.Blue and Medley Cloths.Caatimerea.Doeskin*.Tweed*, Ca*hmarettes, Plain and Fancy Vestings, lie., lie., Braces, Nerk Ties, Umbrellas.Parasols, ftc , ftc.Plain ami Fancy Whte ard Colored, Shirts, Cut after the Newest and most approver! Patterns, all permanently sewed.The lowest price marked in plain /inures on every article.-NO SECOND PRICE.- PATRICK O\u2019NEILL.Commercial House, BJade Street, April 21st.1855 in Port, a la-ge assortment of SEASONABLE DRY GOOD*, and now offer them for Sale at a SMALL ADVANCE ON THE COST.WM.LAIRD ft CO., Fabrique Street, Quebec 14th May, 1855.\t|m Muslin I Jr esses, itÿr.Just Opened May 12th, 1855 MUSLIN DRESSES in great variety.from 2s.Muslin de Laine*.Norwich Poplins, French Delaines and Bareges, And a large assortment of other DRESS GOODS.WM.LAIRD ft CO.Quebec, 14th May, I85i.\tjm Parasols, Ribbons, &c.MOIRE ANTIQUE PARASOLS.Bonnet Ribbons, Mraw Bonnets and Hats, Tuscan Bonnet*, Leghorn Hals, Sewed Muslin Collars.Chemizet's and Sleeves, ftc., ftr., all New Goods just received.WM.LAIRD ft CO., Fabrique Street.Quebec, 14th May, 1«55.\tlm For Sale bv the Subscriber : EGS cLTERlO?.KO>E SNUFF.II.GIBSONE.18 Reopening of ihe London House.6, St.John Street, Upper Town.E.tj- J.BARROW, IMPORTERA HA\\ IN(.received 'he fiist instalment of Ibeir FPRING GOODS, intend to open thekbove named Establishment, on Mo.NDAY next, the 14th mat., when th-y will *-ffer a Rich and Varied Assortment \t\u2022» LEFCIIES.JUST RECEIVED, a Kiesli supply of FINE HEALTHY SWEUI.'H I KEt HE8.J.MÜS8UN ft CO.Quebec, 10th May, IS'.*».\tn STORAGE to be h «I on the INDIA WHARF.| Apply to\t.A.ft W.PARKE.Quebec, 8ih May, »8'3.- Wiltshire, juat landed ex \u201d City of Hamilton,\u201d Provident Life Assurance\tM.G.MOUNTAIN.j Quebec, 16th May, 1855.\t6w 2aw GLASS-and Pressed in Tumblers, Wines, Decanters, Salts, Ciuets, Car-affs, ftc.ftc.\u2014also.\u2014 5 Cases Show Glass,-* and Sugar Loaf Covers.For Sale hy GOODWIN.BROS., St.Paul SrreeT.Quebec.9th May.1^55.OU VE OH.A FEW CASKS of superior qnaliiy.M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, May 9, 1855.\t2w-6w BELMONT CANDLES.LANDING ex \" Citv ok Hamilton,\u201d snd for Sale hy M.G.MOUNTAIN.2w-6w Quebec, May 9, 1855.Euglish Cheese.A fl T3 ASKKTS, J Comprising\u2014Cheshire, D 12 Cases, S Cheddar, and North AND INVESTM ENT C( )M PA N Y.HEAD OFFICE,\"TORONTO, C W.CAPITA L\u20144-100 000, Dividml into 5.000 Slmrcs, ol £*20 each, (with power to inc a ease to jL'2.»0,00i) ) Incorporated bv Act of Parliament.The Slock may be paid either in one mm, or in j inflnlmcnlt of one pound each.Directors Fleeted Annually by the î^areholders.j S\u2019ock Sib-aldr or Trantferable.interest payable half yearly.THE Stock Book* of tilts Company will be I opened at Ui* Office of the Upper Canada 1 Bank, from this date, and con\u2019imie open til fur- I ther notice.At which place a Prospectus of the Company may he obtained on application, as well ns a't the office, 54, King Stitet, East, Toronto.c.w.\t,\t,.Quebec, llth May, 1856.\t2sw ftrnwkly MONS.BLANC, Professor of the Tonsoiial Art, BEGS to inform his Caslomers and the Public generally, that he has REMOVED hi* place of htrsiiieas from No.13 TO No.20, ST.JOHN STR F ET (without), where all may have their Hair Diess«d or Cut to suit either the countenance or taste.SHAVING performed with Concavk Kvzohs alwa)* kept shstp and keen.8HAMPOONING done by aSHowxx Bath, \u2022nd on en improved principle, with Blanc\u2019s Shamsooninu Hair Wash.Persons troubled with Scurf, Dandruff, falling off of the Hsir.or any diseuM of the Scalp would do well to call and consult Mona.B., w\u2018 o will give advice gratis.Children\u2019s Hair Cut with care.Shop open every day (Sundays and Holidays excepted.) from 7, a,m.to 9, p.M.Quebec, 15th May, 1855 .\t3 law JoIIIcn, Mannuladn Bhiicpr.and Rich PACKAGES justlsndel, ex \u201d City of J Hamilton, and for Sale.M.G.MOUNTAIN, Quebec, Ifilh May, 1855.\tfiw 2aw fèlnRrr lleer Bottlex.RATES daily expected, ex \u201d Cumlo-r)v/ den Castle\u201d.Apply to COMMERCIAL HOUSE, UPPER TO WN JIARKE T, The SUBSCRIBER begs to announce that be has received, via Boston, per Kill way, his LARGE SPRING IMPORTATION'S, and h«s now ready lor Public in»|»ectioo, an immens# STOCK ot Hritish and Foreign, Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, SATTERTHWAITE BROTHERS, Adjusters of Averages, insurance tîroktrs & îlotarirs public, No 36.Wall Street, Nationil Bank Builpinc., Thro B Satterthwaite.i .lottn B.NaKi-rthwaitr.\tNt'.NV YuKK Tbos.W.Sattrrthwaite.) Marine It suranres effected on Favourable Terms.May |8ih, 1855.\t3m MUSICAL^ NOTICE.AffR.and MRS DICK KNSON have removed i.vA tbnr MUSIC ROOMS, Irom Nr*b, Grey and Black.From Pasi* they have received an elegant as anrtment of Novelties for Boys and Children tn Felt and Satin.Panama, Leghorn and Straw Hats of all colora and Shapes, comprising the largest ssaoitment ever offerer! m their euntomers, and will b« aold at very Low Price*.Quebec, Slat May, 1855.Chas, Leaycraft Gethings, ADVOCATE, *3., Office :-tlucbcc Hank llulldlngr, ST.I ETF.R STREET, Lower Town, Or at Residence : St.Denis St.,Cape.U.Town.Queber, Irtth May, 1853.\t4m-p ¥.II.HALL, AUCTIONEER, t-fT LEAYCRAFT\u2019S BUILDINGS, ^3 NEXT TO Her Majesty\u2019s Examining Wareboure.Quebec, llth Msy.1855.R.H- HAMILTON, Commercial and General Agent, Harbcur Commiitioncrt* Buildings, Custom House Square, MONTREAL.Business transacted at the Customs, and all other Public Offices.May 8, Itftft.HANS HAGENS, SHIP BROKER.OFFICE.\u2014Ryan\u2019s Buddings, No.37, St.Peter Street, formerly occupied by Punch, Meinckeft Co.Quebec, 9 h May, 1865 .\t2m mm üm» DXAAKOIVR BARBOUR, HAS on hand a large quantity of BOOTS and MIoh* ot all dearer!ptton#{ *1*0 LEATHER ft FIN DING for Shoemakera.as Chest as any other Leather Store in thi* City.Quebec, 10th May, 1855.\tn M.A.H EAHN, ADVOCATE.254, Sf.PETKR STREET, (£)M>ppo*it«» the Commercial ('hambera.Quebec, 9th Mav.1855.JOHN SMITH.CARVES ft OXLDER, Looking Glass & Ficturo Frame Maker, 2f>, ST.JOHN STREET, (without.) Quebec, 5th May.1855.\t6m Private Boarding House.riAHF.Subscriber having leased the extensive JL and well finished premises over Mr, Hr.a-jawin\u2019* Dry Goodf Store.Upper-Town Mark»! Place, Will be preparer1, boro the 1st of May next, to receive HoA»rras ard Ttavellers \u2014 The room* are large and airy, and every attention will be paid to the comfort of patron* M.M El.ROSE Wanted, a Good Cook, for the above establishment.Quebec, April 23rd, 1855.MEDICATED JffiMffil l S New and Very Wonderful !!! h r fi e A K k HKut r.Hr 1IU.MK TO THE DOOR OP THE MILLION.4 wonderful discovery ha» recently been male a\u201cY by Dr.Curtis of thi- city, in the tieaiment ol t iHiMimp\u2019ion.Asthma, and all disease» of be l.uii£«.We rrler t'»'1 Dr.< uilis\u2019 Hygesna u.Inhaling llygean Vafor and Cbarry ^yrup.\u201d Wph this new- method.Dr.C.ha» reatmetl many atiheted one* to health ; as an evidence o| wi ich he has innumerable Certificates.Speaking of 'he Irea\u2019menl, a physician remaiks\u2014It is evident 'hat inhalii g\u2014constantly breathing an agreeable, healing vapor\u2014the medicinal properties must ' com» in diiert contact wi:fa the who.® arial «nd I tie* or ihe lungs, and 'hus «scape the msuycavi-! vaii*d change* pioduce»! upon them when muo-! 'lured into the stomach, and an! jetted to the j.io-! cr»s ol digestion.I he Hvxeana is for sale at all the druggists* throughout the country.[New York Dutchman, of Jan.14.The Inhaler is worn on the brrast under tba linen w ithout the ba-t inconvenience\u2014ike best ot the body liemg sufficient tn evaporate the duid.Hundreds of cases of Cores like the following might be nam'd.One package of the Hygeana has cured me of the Asthma of six years' standing-\tJaS.F.KEISBEaSY, P.M.ol 1'uncannon, Pa.I am cured of the Asthma of ten years' standing by Dr.Curtis\u2019 Hygeana.Marisarkt Easton, Brooklyn, N Y.Mrs.P»iil, ol No.5.Hammond Street, N.Y.was cured of a sevete case of Bronchitis by the Hygeana.My sister has been cnrrd ol a distressing rough of several years'standing, and neculed lobe incurable by her Physicians.She was cured in one month by the Hygeana.J.H.GAUBKar, P.M , Richmond, Me.The Rev.Dr.Cheka kb.of New York, testifies of cur medicine in the lollowirig language -N'r.w Yosk, Nov.15, 1834 Dear Sir :\u2014I think highly or Dr.Curtis' Hy* geana, aa a remedy in diteasrs of ihe throat snd lungs.Having had some opportunity to test its efficacy, I am convinced that it ia a most ex-rfHeii! medicine, both ihe Syrup and the inhaling application to the chest.Prof.S.Center writes us as follows :\u2014 Gentlemen : \u2014 I have recently had occasion ro test your Cherry Syrup and H)g«-an Vapre Throat, that had refused to yield to other Inrn.a ol treatment, and the resuit has satisfied me that, whatever msy be the composition o| your preparation, it is 1,0 im|>o»ition, but an rxrrllenl remedy.I wish, for He *»ke of Ihe afflicted, that it might be brought within the reach of all.Dr.Johns, one ol t) e most celebrated.Physicians m New York, write* as follows : Dr.Curtis\u2014Dear Sir :\u2014-Having w incased th excellent effect* o| vonr Hygeana.«>r Inhaling Hygenn Vapor ami Cherry 5yrup.in a rase of chronic Bronchitis, 11 d being much in favor of counter-irritation in affections of the throat, bronchial tubes and lunes.I can therefore cheerfully recommend \\our Medicated Apparatus as being the most convenient *n«! effectual mode of applying anything ol the kind I have ever seen.No donbl thousands of persona may be relieved, and many cured, by us ng your remediea.I must here b* allowed to confess that I am opposml to prescribing or usu g serrer compounds, hut this little nearlv-rotitrived artirle, amt ir* effects in the case above alluded t«», have induced me to speak in it* favor.^ on are at liberty to use this in any way you may think proper.Ktapentully, your*, fte., C.JOHNS, M.I).No.609, Houston Street.New York.Price'brer «lollar* a parkrtge,\u2014told by CURTIS ft PERKINS and BOYD ft PAUL.No.149, Chaifthers Street, N.Y.\u20144 |iackages rant free Id anv part of the Uni'ed State* lor ten d'dlars.N.H \u2014Dr- ('urtia' ffvgeana is the ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE ARTICLE ; *h other* are base imitations, or vil# snd 1NJU« R lopx counterfeits.Hpir them as you would POISON.Fold by JOHN MUSSON ft CO and G.0.ARDOUIN.wuober, and hy ail iTogg*» througboa' Canada-Quehe-, Mareb i, 1856. THE (MOfB/NINQ /CHfl^NICLE./^BilfH A185».PRonpm PAftywjiKg» [ Reported for the Morning Chronicle.] HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.Wcdmvay, l«lh Muj.salakim or roiiLio orrutiu.The lp»w»cluf Gcorrai h*Ying niuved the con corrcncec>f r^» Homm ia .(he report ot the Com nittee dt«tN^VPlieU*n the uUAT:e*«f theeubur-dinete officers of the pahlie depsrtinenti.Hr.Mackknkis obiecied at some tnigvh to the motion.They ought to know whut officers were to receive the increase, end for what eereicca.He went on to complaiif thhVakist o( hj^idiatineiits, furnished to the House, was not complete or cor* net.What confidence could the House have in Ministers who furnished them with taUe documents.Mr.Bhowk also objected to leave the discretionary power iu the bands of the Governwrut, and heads of departments, to decide which officet* should receive the iuejeane-assi which ueU - Far-liameul should investigate the metier itself, and gram the increase toproperitmielduala.Mr.Attoiuey Genrrat McDosalu thought that that House would, for very obvious reasous, be the very worst tribunal to decide on these matters.Members would be brsieged by all sorts of applications, and would be called on to bring all sorts of inffueuces to bear upon the Government to gel increases for the?e officers quite irrespective of lb*ir merits.No one could judge so well of the efficiency and capacity of the subordinates as the heads of their departments, and the ap|M>rtionment of the increase should be left to them.They already possessed the constitutional right to emplojr aud pay subordinates.They therefore did not seek any new |»owtra from the House, but such a restriction of their powers as would save them from much importunity.The honorable member for Laiulnou *M ugreatslick-ler for English precedeut.Did he ever hear of such an interference by the House of Commons with the management of their departments by Ministers who were respousiblc for their ettkieu-cy ?No such thing was ever attempted there.Mr.Raxsjn bad asked a return of appointments and salaries for a certain limited period, but at the suggestion.»!'the .Solicitor General this had been extended over a very long period, and the return was so bulky as to be of very little or no use.He Led not had courage either to wade through it himself or to ask to have it printed.He thought the demand of the Government by no means unreasonable.In fact II» thought tbe increase asked would hot be sufficient tor many of tbe superior officers, such for instance as the as-sistaut secretaries of the two portions of the Province.Tbe House had just voted an increase of over fifty per ceut.to the salary of the head of the department, while those gentlemen with much smaller salaries, yet requiring the same capacity as their chief, could only gut under these résolu lions fifteen per cent.He should move in mnend-rnent to increase the grade of Salaries iweuty-tivc per cent.Hon.Mr.Hixcks thought the increase should be left iu tbe hands of the Government, within certaiu limits prescribed by tbe House.The reduction a few years ago was u mistake.He was most unwilling to consent to it, but had been compelled with his colleagues to yield to the pressure brought to bear upon them on both sidrs of the House.Iu fact, the late hon.and learned member for Toronto (Mr.Sherwood) had defeated ministers on the salary of the Postmaster General, with the assistance of many of their ow n friends; and finding themselves unfairly presse 1 by the opposition, and deserted by some of their own friends, they bad yielded.He was glad that tbe present Government was in a position to retrace their steps ami correct the error then committed.MIMSTKUIAL StLAUIKS.Tbe concurrence of the House iu tbe resolutions of the Committee of the Whole tor the increase of ministerial salaries.Mr.Tchcottk thought the salaries of ministers should be higher than those of any public officers enjoying periusnency of place.They were subject to the effects of popular caprice.They entered upon the Government, and abandoned necessarily for thu time their professional or business avocations, and lost tbeir chances of success in tin-other walks of life to which they had devoted themselves, finding on their return to private life the avenues to success blocked up by other aspirants.They must break up their home and family arrangements also, and go and live at the capital alan increased eX|>ense, in a style b.'fitting their station.Perhaps in a year or two after the change was thus effected they lost their places by some political chance and the expense attendant on their entrance iulo official life was lost to them The salaries had been reduced iu a lime of feverish excitement which had affected Conservatives and Kcfortners alike, in a time too when men could live for half what it would cost them now.He thought tbe salaries of the Attorneys General should be higher than those of the other ministers, because he knew they were harder worked generally than the other ministers, having to loolt to all lh« details of Government legislation, and respond to numberless references from the other departments.Besides the ordinary expenses of public life ministers were bound to entertain any distinguished personage visiting our capital from other countries, and should be enabled to do this in a style befitting the great-nesss of our country.Mr.Papim would move in amendment, that in consideration of the increase of the salaries of ministers they shall not hereafter receive any sessional allowance for tbeir attendance in their places in Paliament.Mr.Holton had supported the increase of salaries as a measure of justice, lie ilioughl, however, that Ministers' attendance in Parliament should be covered by tbeir salaries.This was one of the duties imposed on them by our system of Government.Hon.Mr.Camkron and Mr.Lanoton contended tbe two things were quite distinct.The ministerial from the Parliamentary, duties, and the salary given to the minister should in no wise bo dependent on the indemnity of the members of Parliament.Mr.Brown thought the salary proposed was altogether too high.They should not hold it out as an inducement to men to aspire to tbe place of a Minister of the Crown.Men seeking to tnkn a ¦bare in tbe Government of the country should be actuated by a higher and nobler ambition than that of salary, and the services of the best men in tbe country could be obtained without such au inducement.He rhould support the amendment.After some farther discussion, the amendment was lost.Tne several resolutions for the increase of the salaries of Ministers were then pmsed seriatim, and a bill founded thereon, introduced by tbe Inspector General, after which tbe House Adjourned.1.Rttolvtd, That it is expedient to anlhorize the Governor in Council to make such increase to the salaries of tbe Subordinate Officers of the seve.sl Departments of the Public Service, as lie \u2022ball see fit, not exceeding in any case the following rates, that it to say :\u2014 On Salaries not exceeding £200 per annum-25 par cent.\u2022 On those exceeding £200, but not exceeding £300\u201420 per cent.On those exceeding, £300, but not £400\u201415 per cent.On thnsA exceeding £400, a sum not greater than the maximum increase on Salaries of £40').2.\tRttoletJ, Thai it is expedient, that the Salaries of tbe Puisne Judges uf the Court of Queen's Bench and Common Plcav, ami of the Vice-Cbancellors of Upper Canada, and of the Puisne Judges of the Court of Queen's Bench and Superior Court in Luwer Canada, he £1000 per annum ; and that the salaries of the Circuit Judges in Lower Canada be £550 per annum.3.\tRttolrrrt, That it is expedient, that the Salaries of the Chancellor of Upper Canada, and of tbe Chief Justices of the several Courts in Upper and Lower Canada £1250 per annum.Rttohtd, That nothing in the preceding Jvcso-Intions shall be understood to reduce the salary of any functionary now receiving a higher Salary than he would receive under the preceding Resolutions.ft Rnolvti.That the Salary of the President of Committee of the Executive Council be fixed At the iam of .£1250 per Atnnra.8.Rttoltrrl, That the SsUry of the Attorney General of Lower Canada, be fixed At the sum of £1250 per Ann am.1.Rttolvtd, That the Salary of the Attorney General of Upper Canada, be fixed At the sum of £1250 per annum.8.\tRttolttd, That the Salary of tbe Receiver General of the Province be fixed at the sum of £1200 p«r annum.9.\tRttolvtd, That the ) Salary of the Commissioner of Crown l#and« be lived at tbe sum of £1250 per anminn 10.\tRttolvtd, That the Salary of the Honorable the Speaker of the Legislative Cooncil when a Member of the Kxeautive Council, he fixed At tbe sum of £1290 per annum.11.\tRttolvtd, That the Salary of the Chief Commieaionvr of Public Works be fixed at the sum of £1250 per ennum.12.\tRtmdtttd, That the Salary of the Poet Mas-t»r General be fixed at the «uni of £1250 per an sum.13.\tRttolvtd, That the Salary of the Provincial Beci^ary bo Hsed at tlie sum of £1250 per an num.14.\tRttolvtd, That the Salary of the Inspector General of Accounts be fixed at the sum of £l25o per annum.1ft.Rttolvtd, That Ibe Salary of (ho Solicitor General of Lower Canada bo fixed at the sum of £750 per annum.16.Rttolvtd, That the Salary of the Solicitor General of Upper Canada be fixed at the sum of £750 per annua.Hon.Mr.Cayloy moved, That the said Resolutions be now read a second time.Mr.Jean Baptiste Erie Dorion moved in amendment, That the neagraph in the first Resolution having for its object to increase Salaries about £400 be Isft out.Mr.Ifnrtraan moved an amendment to the said amendment, that it is inexpedient to enthurixe gay lucre as# to tbe salaries of persons tm ployed in tbe Public Departments, uiUi] g.slaUtusnt u first laid before tills House, A*b*wirg'llifi Wuei of the pfrsvnd go employa^, tkc ^ddes they perforin, and the salaries and allowances they now tec tuts.* Yeas, 23 ; Nays, 44.The question was then put on Mr.Dorions An.end mem.Yeas, ; Nays, 40.Mr.Patrick moved in aiqvmJnient to the main motion, that it la inest'er.ee not voting, and the Hon.Mr.Lemieux voting with the Yeas.The 13th re.-olution being read n second time, was agreed to upon the same division.Hon.Mr.1 a ministry which greatly needs strength, and is too weak to bear without sinking even a moderately active intrigue.Those ot our readers who shall refer to the report ol the conversation in the House of Commons yesterday, m which Lord John Russell bore a part, in the hope of ascertaining from it anything with regard to the points raised in the negotiations just closet I at Vienna, will, we fear, be disappointed.I/ml John Russell seems to have profited by the lessons ho has been lately receiving from those masters in diplomacy under whom he has been studying, and has improved to a wonderful extent in the art of using language so as to conceal thought.He was lengthy and even precise in his answer to Mr.Disraeli\u2019s question as to the conference of Vienna, but all his lengthiness and all hi* precision amounted really to nothing.Mr.Disraeli asked for papers, or a statement from Lord John Russell, with regard to the proceedings of the last two months at Vienna.The papers he is to have, and the statement he got at once ; but, if the former conveys no more information than the latter, they will not be worth printing.The following is the elaborate trilling with which Lord John Russell eluded, while he appeared to answer, the question proposed to him :\u2014The first meeting of the conference was on the lôth of March.I he first two points were knocked off by the 'Jlitn of that month.On the \u2022J«th the Russian plenipotentiaries were asked to make a proposition on the third point.Tills they declined to ilo, and so the conference adjourned to the 17lh of April, to give them time to communicate with their government.On the lnt ImcrUnn \"r r°r Ul \u2022n*«rilon, and per line for each mbteqnam Inaertlon.VKARI.Y t»-»* Ont Snnarr not te evrve.1 M line* w|th ,h(> ^ \u201e W* °f '¦hanging it orcAalonallir.\tP smlu^T1,0\"rwd\t£5, \"llh ihe sal Pr\u201e/;.l\u201enarand )Other Cant., not exceeding four Un K» Adverüaemeai>b berontldered br the year uni< it I* prrTtenaly agreed npon between the nartlea ^iKf reSSfc£ Advertiser, will be rnnllnod Itif\u2019ir r tfuinr Hnsjurts.And nllothar A