Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 10 juillet 1856, jeudi 10 juillet 1856

[" uwing AND COMMERCIAL \u2022U'.' tlurp+t 1 AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.\u2022 .qtq VOL.X.] QUEBEC, THURSDAY, 10th JULY, 18 5 6, [NO.2545.4M m W 1 IWL^g^ NOTICE.Clueboc & Saguenay Railway.IN puiauai\u2019crof \u2022 Rraolution paused at a Ur* hrral Mrrting ot the SbarphoMera, on the INth matant, an Inatalmrid ol Five Shillnijf» p.-r Sha:e on Suhai-nbed Stock, will, loi the luture, he payable on the Firat day every mouth.Hy order, F.N.BOX KB.S« \u2019y-Trear.Queber ft 8.K.O/lice, tM May.tiM.lmiK>rlaut to Truvelleml! Royal Mail Line.ÆcjBc THK QCK\u2019KRSTfc MOST DIRECT ROUTE.TO TORONTO, HAMILTON, LONlHiN, DETROIT, CHICAGO & MILWAUKIK.24 Houn and 2 Tramhipmenta Saved ! r I ' H K followmc are the arranKementa of thia A Magnificent Line for the prevent aeaaon :\u2014 RIVER LINE: Competed of the Splendid Steamer a BANSHKE, (new,) - Capt Howabp, NEW ERA,\t-\t-\tChavaLr.a, ST.LAWRENCE, -\t\u2022\u2022 MALcoataow, OTTAWA,\t-\t-\t\u201c Kkli.t, leave the Canal Baain, Montreal, daily, at half* paat II o'clock A.M.and Lachiae on the arrival of the lulf*paat 3 o'clock P.M., Train Iron Mon* treat (except on Sutidaya Mhen they leave on the arrtval of the ID o\u2019clock Train) calling at all in* Irrmedrate porta, arrivtng at Kington early on the following day.where they will meet the rntgnifirent LAKE ONTARIO STEAMERS.PASSPORT, -\t- Capt.IIaubottlb, ARABIAN,\t-\t-\t\" Colc lough, MAGNET.\t-\t-\t« Twomt, CITV OF KINGSTON, (iron) \u201c Hamilton, for Toronto, Hamilton, and th« intermediate Erie.Coburg, Port Hope, Darlington, Whitby, ndhead, at which placet no other Ltne of Steamer* tourhea.connecting at Hamtition with the GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY, for Lor, don.Chatham.Windaor, Detroit, Chicago, Mil waukie and all porta on Lake Michigan ; and at Toronto for Lewiaton, Niagara Falla, Buffalo, and all porta on Lakt Erie.To Touriata.\u2014Thia Line afford* a moat comfortable and expedition* conveyance.LF* The Steamer* are fitted up with elegantly furnrahed Saloooa and State Room* Paaaiug through the beautiful ecenery of tha Iiiouiano lai.ANi»*, and ail the Rapids of the SL Lawrenc* by day light* In point of speed they are unaur passed.To FamiKet moving Waat, (either to Western Canada or the Western States) thia Line poaeea* ea unequalled advantage^, the Steamers running direct to the Great Western Railway Depot, at Hamilton, saving the annoyance ot two Tran* shipments and 24 hoars in time Through to Chicago, including all stops, in Sixty-Eight Hour*.Okpic* Government Emmigration Depart ment Building*, Napoleon Wharf.A.R.M\u2019DONALD.l .THUS GLEESON,/ Quebec June 14.1*56.For Three Rivers and Montreal The New Propeller FOR SALE, innn ACBESof LAND, in ike 2nd 1UUU t\\ Range of ih-TOWNSHIP of BKOlJtfH |ON, Couiiiy ol .Megautic.Apply to\tALFRED HAMEL, Laud Surveyor and Land Agent.Oueber, 16th June, ISbii.\tlm Manilla and 1'arrcd Cordage, \u2014 Just Recsived and for Sale:\u2014 1/* TVOII.S bet! Bo»I«hi Manufsctured .MA-I 1U VvT\tNILLA, 2)\t31 inch.[ 20' Do\tdo Taried,?! 3» ** 20 Do\tdo 3ibd Spui vam, 20 Do\t«Is 2t:d do The Stihacriber is prepared to lake ordets tor any ai/e or «junntity ol the above dclivciable here, and on lavoiuble teim*.JAMES M.KERR, So, St.Paul Slice!.Qiidier, June 6, 1S:>8.FLOUR FOR SALK.2P^n 1ÎARRELS \"EXTRA SUPER* * Jvf IF FINE,\u201d Montreal Inspection \u2014 Apply to HENRY CHAPMAN ft CO.Quebec, June 2.1856.India Pale and Scotch Ales.ASKS Pinta and Quarts.OO v>/ 3 Puncheon» Old Scotch Whiskey.JOSEPH WHITE, 27, St.Peter Street.Quebec.May 27J»56 Fire Pricks Afloat.Qr\\ rpHOU!*ANn bc»t «pialiiy.OO x 3 Tons Fire Clay.JOSEPH WHITE, 2/, St.Peter Street, Quebec, May 27,1826 Pork For Sale.jyjKSS, PRIME MESS, and PRIME.Apply HENRY CHAPM AN k CO.Quebec.24:h May, I8i6.FOR RALE, 200 cv: ;KS SPIKES.: to ?» Inch.|O0 Tons BAR IRON, assorted sizes.\t.PATERSON, MARTIN h CO.Qu.lice.I4'h April.IK56.Molasses for Sale.Orb TTHIIS.MUSCOVADO MOLASSES Ove XT deliveiable in Point Levi, or Quebec Apply to HENRY CHAPMAN ft CO.Quebec.A pi il ».I Paint and Lead Pipe, FOR SALE: KGS No.1 WHITE PAINT, of 5 Cwt.each.-Al SO- Pipe Lead of the vanuua weights and sires suit e«l for this market\tbv HENRY CHAPMAN Jk.CO.Quebec, March II, While 40 Ky< « NICOLE T\u201d TAKE FREIGHT for any of the i; also TOW CRAFT to either Port*.Apply »o john McDougall, Agent.St.Andrew's Wharf.Quebec.June 3, 1856.___________ TO WTJYG FDR SATcFc QH Ann T>!NK fc SPRUCE HOABD^.Oc/jVyVXLe A aid PLANK.Enquire of P.LANGLOIS ft CO., St.Andrew's Wharf.Quebec, Dee.10.1855.The Subscriber hare on Sale A LARGE assortment of IRON lor Sbip-RuiUling, Canvas, assorted numbera, Sail Twine, Boiler Plate, Rivets and Rivet In n, Spikea, assorted aizca, WALKER fc BERRY.Quebec.Slat TVr .1 *:V> C't | r'|UAK» KK-UA'K* M (.AK HOVStS UU SYRUP, (or aale by HENRY CHAPMAN ft CO.Arlhur Street.Quebec, 17th Nov., 1856.1 AAA Ij'INK CIGAB8, ar.d two ex Av/yveLe\\/ X c* I lent Minie Ri/lea, the u«ual assortment n| l innos, Oil Paintings.Bibles, Prayer Biniks, Stationery, and a small lot of Whotman* and Crctwick» Drawing Paper.HENRY OWEN, Boston Piano Store, St.John M.«Without.Quebec.Oct.25,18.55.THE Steamer \u201cST LOUIS,\u201d ia now ready Tfc T f ï C\tHam,, to undertake ihe TOWING of RAFTS, and | JDI-LjTjO\tConlinenUl C to MOVE VESSELS, at Very I^»w Ratea.The greteat attention will be paid to Orders which may be placed in the bands o( tha proprietor, LOUIS POIRE\u2019, Or to hia Agent TOSEPH FLAMAND.Quebec, 2nd May.1856\t6m mbtirg.and ities.For Sale hv RYAN BROTHERS K CO Quebec, 19th May.1856.HE undersigned is MANUFACTURER\u2019S AGENT for CANADA, MONTREAL MAIL STEAMERS.FROM this date, CABIN PASSAGE by the Splendid Steamers *' JOHN MUNN\u201d er *\u2022 QUEBEC,\u201d to MjNTatAL only T», «d.ROBT.SHAW, Quebec, June 2.1856.\tAgent.Tu» Steamers FOR the LOWER ST.LAWRENCE.AD- ADMIRAL\u201d and STEAMERS VANCE\u201d have commenced their regular trine down the St.Lawrence on lat May, and will be found elalioned at \u201d Brsnut Pore,\u201d and elsewhere, if required, for TOWING, or other* wise assisting vessel».The undersigned ia prepared to receive all orders for TOWAGES, Ate., which will meet with hia immediate attention.J.BUTEAU, ,\tAgent, St.Peter Street.Quebec.Mav 14.1856.\t2aw ri*HR Steamer PROVIDENCE ia now ready to 1 TOW RAFTS and VESSELS, at mipckd a atm.The greateet punctuality will be observed in the execution or all order* let) with the piopnetora, Bourget, Begin and Lemieux, or their Agent, HONORE BARRAS.Quebec.21th May, 1956.\t9w 2aw TO WA GE.THE NEW DOUBLE ENGINE STEAMER FOR THR SAIeR OF P«»rtable, Uptight and Horizontal STEAM ENGINES for Pile driving, hniMing discharging and loading Vessels, running Saw Mills or Machi nerv of any description, «jwmg wo«>d and pumping water on Railinada.with or without power to the wheel» lor track\u2014to drive them selves, reverse motion, he.\u2014 ALSO, - Stationary Steam Engine», Machines for every kind Manufacturing.WM.WHITI'Y, Quebec Chambers, St.Feter Street.Qaeher, May 19, 1856.DR.CHARLES MUNDE\u2019d WATER-CURE ESTABLISHMENT AT FLORENCE, MASSACHUSETTS, (3 miltt from the Xorthampton It.It Station,) 18 SITUATED in one of the healthiest ami pleasantest regions of New England.Ihe air ia pecuhaily pure ami bracing, and there ia an abundance of the purest and coldest granite water.Da.MUNDF.ia the oldeat pupil of PKIESSNITZ, and the author «f a me of the earliest and most successful WORKS on HYDROPATHY.Terms: $10 per week.RErMKNrica RE\\ .MR.MARSH.JEFFERY HALE, Esq.CHRISTIAN WURTKLE, Eeq Oiielier.Mav 2.1856.NOTICE To Skip Captains and Sleifd.res.HHE undersigned has FOR HIRF.a large ! Stock of ifftwty m.v!e WINCHES, IAFT1NU CHAINS, &c.\u2014 ALSO \u2014 WINCHES and SHIP\u2019S CAST IRON PUMPS REPAIRED hy T.MONTGOMERY, No.3t>4, Champlain Street.Quebec, May 20, 1856.\t6m T hiî i W \u201cRAMB LEU.\u201d i60 Horse Power,\u2014Low Pressure.) ,L be ready on the opening of the Navigation to TOW SHIPS, RAFTS, BARGES, Ac., trom Qurmkc to Montbkal, and elsewhere.Apply to ALLISON DAVIE, St.Peter Street.Quebec.April 5, 18h6.__5m___ Office of the Impeotor of 8te*mboat Boiler* and Meohinery.THE undersigned having been duly appointed by Hia Excellency the Governor General, PKCTOR OF SI'S AM BOAT BOILERS INS and MACHINERY, informs proprietors ol such Vessel» that hia OtrtCK la at Messrs.BaiihiaU At (Iaupar\u2019s Store, where all necessary orders, eitner verbal or in writing, wilt be received, and attended to without delay.1.Q.GAGNON, .\t.\tMackloUt.Queber.Junr\t| H56.\t_____ |mp JJNO.A.KLY, NOTARY.Orne* DEAN\u2019a BUILDINGS» St.Ptfar Street.NOTICE IHE Subscriber beg* to inform the Mer* , chants, and the Public in general, that be Hia leased the premises lately occupied hy Mr.I.Kovvhottom, No.10, SAULT-AU-MATK-LOT STREET, opposite tie Qukucc Bank, where he intends carrying on business a» General tromtmftBfon *Het rbant.Aurllonerr it Rrokcr.He trusts by the long experience he ha* had in the above business, and by strict punctuality, to merit a share of public patronage.HENRY JACKSON.Queb»c, April 26, f856.NOTICE PAKTNERSHIP THE undersigned have this dav Krtimcd inTO pA»Ti*r.a*iiir under the name and at) le of the Firmot HAGANS h (H I, MOKE, as GROCERS and SHIP-CHANDLERS.H.HAGANS, A.GILMORE, Convent Buildings,St.Peter Street.Quebec, April 18,1856.\t3m Musical Notice.MR.4k MRS.DICKINSON have REMOVED their Mreic Rooms to No.15 UPPER ANOELF.STREET.Quebec, May 12, 1856.\t3*m COMMERCIAL\tHOUSE, tJI* !* EIt TO It 7V AIA It EE T, «£ WLT UB ¦»\taczs .iSpriiio and SumiiH\u2019r linaortatioiis OF\t1 Hritisli and Foreign, Fam y and Staple I> n V GOODS.CTTIIK Sub«enber, m announcing the arrivai of Ins SPRING and SUMMER IMPORTATIONS .\u2022n\u20191 \"\u2018\u2022\u2022'\u2022nxatteiirioii to hi* piesent very extensive and well u».i.te.l St.ck, begs to assure his P ilends and the Public that they will still find in the\t* COMMERCIAL,\tHOUSE I he important advantage of parrhaam^ Goods from 25 to 40 per cent, lower in price than in other\thouses.\tThese Good* have been selected with the greatest care, and\twith\tall the advantage# which\tlong\tresidence and business experience in the\tEuropean .Markets\taflord\ta buyer \u2014 V-* bought lor Cash, and being sold for Cash oi.lv, u uh a strict and positive adherence to ONE I RICE the auhscriber is enabled to continue the LOW SCALE OF PRICES which he has uniformly adop'ed.THE STOCK COMPRISES:\u2014Rich Glacé and Brocaded Si!k*.Satins, Satin Turca Velvets Poplins, Lustrea.Lamas.Bareges.DeUinee, Figured Orleans, Printed Mualina and Cambrica, Ac\u2014 A spleiidul assortment ol Long and Square Shawls in every Ushionab'e style and material, Haiikei-chie,#.Ribbons, Lace*, t lowers, Fringes, Haberdashery and Fancy Trnnmingj, Hosiery, Gloves, Parasols ate., Ac.\t\u2019 \u2019\t* RICH and FASHIONABLY TRIMMED PARIS BONNETS, in Silk, Satin, &c.Plain and Fancy Straw and Tuacan Bonnets, Straw, Leghorn, Tuiran and Chip Hats.Haav\u2019s Hat Hoods, tic., Kc.\t* VISIITES, CAPES and MANTLES of the newest and moat admired patterns and in every quality ol material.Children's Dretsea Blouses.Pn.alorca.\\c , kc.French and Britiah Uoiaet», Worked Mualm and Cambric good».Table Linen.Towelling Sheeting Datraska, Moreen», White and Grey Cotton,, Strip s, Tickens, Coanteriwnes.CUh 4 able (.overs.( arjiets.Druggets, Frits, Rugs, he., hr.Avery Urge assortment of Cloths, Cassimerea.Itorskma, Tweeds, 4kc.Vestings, Braces Shirt (\u2018«tllars.Neck Tie*, 1'inbrril.is, Ac.1 lain and fancy, M hite and (o.ouied Stmts { and the usual variety necessary to constitute a e**nera assortment.The lowest \\yrice marked in plain figures on every article.-NO SECOND PRICE_ PATRICK O\u2019NEILL.Quebec, May 16, IRuti.\tStre#| EMIGRATION.PARTIES dciroua of BRINGING OUT | their Friends from the United Kingdom, can do so on application to the undersigned, who J will also furnish DRAFT-\u2019* vo* Al UPWARDS i payable in any |iart of Hie United Kingdom Ad particulars mu) be hat on application», it by let- ' Iff post-paid.A.C.BUCHANAN, Chief Agent.Fmigration Department, > QllelMM.-, I9*h Se|ileniber.|H.»4.\\ ICE! ICKU ICE!!! T St.Michael\u2019s Cove Hotel.THE Subscriber begs to inform Lumber Merchants and Public generally, that he has re-!ease«! the above well known and popular k»tsbli»htneut, and having thoroughly refitted h furnished the same, be ia now piepnred *o receive both permanent and transi,-nt Boarders.Hi* TAULE wi I .1 wavS he found furnished with the be-t the market can aliord.and hia WINES, LIQUORS, and CIGARS of a Choick and Su-rr.HioR Qcality.The central business situation ot this House, combin'd with the salubrity ot air which its situation commands, render it a moat desirable residence particularly for Lumber Merchants and others to whom kiich advantages would lie valuable.Omnihi-sks luniui g at ail hours to and Irom the City.P.LF.TARTE.St.Michael\u2019s Cove, / 48th June,1856.\t( St, Lawrence Hotel.^rMlK Subscriber begs to return thanks to her X many Fnends from Up|«er and Lower Canada whe have favored her by the encouragement tiither\u2019o given, and hopes, by providing a well lurnikhed Table and strict attention to the want* of her customers, to secure au increased patronage.One ol the many advantage* po«sct?ed by this Hotel is its being close to all the steamboat Wharves.BaiAKrasr always ready on the arrival of the Boats.Mas.IIA.MMAN.Quebec, 16th June, 1856.\t3m Globe Hotel, | Loot of Mountain Hill.THE Subscriber beg* to return thanks to the public lor the liberal encouragement sbe has hitherto received, and informs them that she has leased the new premises, owned bv Mr.P.SHEE, Foot or Mot-STAIN Hili., where she hopes, by strict attention, to merit a share ol [mbli'C patronage.Miip-Ma»tera, Lumberers, ndTravellers will find thia Hotel most convenient, a» it ia nituated in the centre of buMne»*, CARD.Siâ® j'iSS G>&&(s©&K B KGS to inform his friends an I the public that Le ha* opened a spacious HOTEL in bT.LEWIS hTKKE T, opposite the Court House, in the premise* lately occupied hy the Provincial Government, known as JONES\u2019 BUILDINGS.Ma.PEACOCK returns bis sincere than»* for the very liberal patronage be has hitherto received in bis late capacity as a R»:s-TAt\u2019Rvncua, and hope* hy strict attention to merit a continuance of the same Having leased ht» t'aides to that well-known Livery Stable-keri^r.Mr.F.Dnitroi.t., he begs in iniorm the public that Hnrs s.Carriages.Nc.t can constantly he obtained at tha Hotel.Horse* at Livery wul be attended to with strict attention.Quebec, May 10, 1856.VICTORIA HOTEL, POINT LEVI, (LATE A U G H T O N \u2019 S.) Adjoining the terminua of the Grand Trunk Railway.THE undersigned beg, to inform bis friends and lb.travelling public, that the above Hotel bavmg undergone considerable improve mei.ts, being newlv painted and paperrd, will be prepare», from MONDAY, the 5th Mar, to accommodate travellers and tourists.Ihe accommodation lor Pkivatr Boarpkrs w ill In* lound unaurpasaablo, and the charge* very moderate.Steam Boats riosaing from the Hotel to Quebec evei v 10 mmui-s.KERRY SEASON TICKETS, lor Boarders, to l>e bad at the iloTki.Mkals are served in time to »uit the conve-niei.ee ot |*a&,»iigers arriving or deiuirtiiig by the Cara.deliver D'F.to Hotel* and Familles uu hi* utuul tern.».J.MUsSON.Queliec, May 13, 1856.NOW LANDING ex Sleamrr \u201d CANADIAN.\u201d\u2014 6 Ton* Manilla Hemp.3 do Manilla Cordage, 6 in.a l| in.\u2014 And daily expected rx \u201d Margate!,\u201d\u2014 2 Chain Cables, l| in., 9 ai i y in July.A(i* JOHN LEM KLIN, Ja .Brik'ge StiCet, St.Rncha.Quebec, 24th May, |n.t6.I).MACàllRK (Senr.) «Sl CO.\u2019S NKW SHIP-CHANDLERY ESTABLISHMENT, No.IN, DEAN\u2019S BUILDINGS, sTKEK I', and at SPENCER COVE, Messrs.Svmis\u2019 Boom* Queber, May 9.1856.Scotch Confectionary.Al ONSlGNMb NT if 25 Packages Wo-i lies»vook's CONFECTION AivY.con- Will h kUting of Scotch Mixture», >uguicd AIidoimIs.Jujube», a»»r«l Lc/eitge», S««.\u2018ch Caiawafs m tin», and I.emou.Orauee And, IV.r, Tom I C«Uktanllt a* hand g I a a* .,l ^ ' P'o'r'sal c^h y ' '\tA,,ple\t*\" 1 PIA.NO-FOR'FES, JOHN PATERSON.Queber, June 27.1*56.Scotch Jellies and Jams.IF* p\\M.' Wotiii.KaeooN's aa»oite.JELLIES and JAMS, nuiaiviiug t*i A- & S.NOHDHEIMER\u2019S PIANO FORTE WAREROOMS, Toronto .Arrow-Kooot.*>( 1 / TASKS JAMAICA ARROW-ROOT.-e \\_r\tFer hrga to return thank» to the ^ Public for the very liberal encouragement h.a* receive»! lor the last five year* since he occupied this well-known establishment, and to inform them that he has recently made extensive reoaira in or.ler to proviile for hi* increasing busineaa Situated as it ia, in the confie of th« huainrx* within a short distance of the Market, the Banks, nd other place* of hoisne*» ; and moreover, its roxirnity to the Railroad Kerry Station, the ONDON COFFEE HOUSE offer* to the public |treuliar advantages and comforts, which the pro-piietor will do all in his power to augment hy constant assiduity and aCention to the wants of his guests.The public have indeed already done this establishment justice in ackn >wledging the variety nd abnndanre of the table, the excellent choice ol liquors, wines, the cleanlinexs and comfort of the bed-rooms, and the general ordering of the house.Ladies will find in \u201d the London Coffee House\u201d Parlour furnished with taste and elegance, with Piano, and every secretary calculated to render e sojourn in nn Hotel agreeable.The proprietor respectfully solicits public patronage.WILLIAM CHARTRAIN.Quebec, 15th May, 1856.\t6m P.8.\u2014There is a skiltul Barber on the premises constantly.A* before, Lumber Merchant*, Ship Captains, nd strangers, on business, will find ths advantage of this arrangement.ï f The \u201d Ottawa Citizen\u201d will pleaae copy one month.MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.HIS long established and well known House, lately kept by Holoatk, having been refitted, ia now OPEN for the reception of Tiavol-Ur*.The Situation, near the Grand Battery, in St.George Street, Upper Town, combine* the advantage* ot the greatest salubrity and quiet, wuh a magnificent vi.w of the Harbour and country, and a central position, within a few minutes walk of the Exchange and Banka.Traveller* favoring tha undersigned with their patronage: either aa daily or monthly boarders, will leceiv# the strictest sttenin n to their comforts, with the best Table and Liquors the town can afford.m.barrktt.Quebec, May 26, 1856.\t12m.T DUNCAN McFARLANE, Accountant and General Agent* ¦ ¦raftkifcs: Miser».GI SB V Ho»#, Commercial Chambers \u2014where Letteia or Orders may be aildreased Rrainxwcx 14 8t.Augustin Street, above John Street» without, Quebec, 15th May, engaged in manufacturing Shoes 'he old fashioned way, and are peisuaded that they \"ill findyt fifty per cent to their advantage to purchase from tia.It would b«* superfluous to say anything about the quality, the tact o* the Patentee having supplied the Districts of Quebec.Three Rivers and Montreal, lor the last four yrara.ought of itself to be sufficient pioof.But having the honorable testimony of the American Koise-Nail Company, through the favor of Mr.McLkin, H goes turther to prove the Superiority «rf th«r CONCAVE SHOE over all others.They *ay :\u2014 '\u2022 De «R .\u2019mb,\u2014We have showed your Horse-Shoe* to several partis*, and they all pronounce them good.Can you inform n» about howr soon you can complete a art ot Machine», and what they are capable of doing.'» Thus writes the Amenran Horse-Nail Company\u2019* Agent.Karmeia who are capable of putting on tha Shoes, or shoeing their own horses the nselyes, will find themselves considriably in pocket at the end of twelve months, when we inform them that they can shoe their horse* two hundred per cent cheaper, and better than they hare been in the habit ot getting it done by some Country Blacksmiths.The Shoe* are neatly pocked up in Caae» con-'ntning 12 dozens.Call and see us\u2014buy and try for y out avives.N.B.\u2014 A liberal discount allowed to town and Country Merchants.MARTINEAU h DUMAS.Quebec, 2lat June.1856.____ Im To be Sold.Property ol the late L*.O GA MACHE, comprising about ifiK» Acre* ,>| I,and, ad-vantagcmslv aitixitrd on Ellia Bay.(the only sale Hai hour on the Wiaud of Autimati) abounding in lurs ol the tw*»: kind, and .\u2022ff -tdiug every advantage |8, prime .MESS h PRIME BEEF.Do.\tdo.\tdo.PORK, Prune Leaf Lnd, in Barre!» and Kegs, -A LSO\u2014 New Cutter, in Keg», By\tGIBB h ROSS, Queb>c, June 17, 1856.For Sale by the Subscribers.in\tDeKUVPER'S GIN, in Exa- 1 J.X mining Warehouse, I0d Keg* ROSE NNUEK.beat quality.5«i Boxe* M A CC A K ON I Dl NAPOLI, |u Ca«e« CUT U INKS, to C**e* COPLAND\u2019S EXTERMINATOR.G.A H.GIBSONE, Quebec, June 7, 1856.JUST RECEIVED, PATENT AMERICAN WATER OOOl.KRS (\u2019rramented and Plain.Do.do.w ith fil'ent g appars'us.Ice Cream Freezer*, complete, \u2022*8*1 f-*e*ung Tina for preserving fruit.Improved Retngerators, or .Meat hales, hilver Plated Rosin Coeks, various patterns, American Agricultural Implement» ol vanon* kinds.Ac.Ac.HENRY S.SCOTT.Quebec, Jm e 3.I 6* 6, .\\ cl ice to Travellers.j rpHF undersigned take* the tiherty of inform \u2022 I mg the public, and pailicularly Traveileia br low i^urlirC» that br Las lras*^i tb^ rxtrnsiVM premise* owned by Mr.Fauix\u2019s, at herthier, be'ow, near tRe Vk hart, where he is now pre-I Mired to accommodate all thoae who will honor hia Establishment.He can also di*po*e of a nurrher of Rooms to hamilie* ileairc.ysof pasking the Rummer Season m the Country, eaj^cully on that beautiful spot.Point Bert bier.D\tHENRI TALBOT.Berthier, 14th June.1856.\t|m Consignee Wauled, }^OR the following good», ,x Ship *\u2022 FImma,\u201d Irom Liv*ipool, viz:\u2014 ittm [535J M 1360 Bara Iron, 80 Bundle» Steel, '.\u2019u Du.Hoop Iron1 14 Tierces and 22 BoxcaOiimtn\u2019s Stores, O 2U Hags Glue, M .;\t, A.A D.RITCHIE h CO.Que tier, June 17, 1856.Quebec Mining Company.THE ANNUAL general MEETING of the hi (KJKHOLDERS of this ComiNiny 00 MoNl,AV.Ihe 14th JULY, at I yv EL * E oMock.at the OFFICE of the COM-.BUILDINGS, St.I kNY Petkm COMMERCIAL 'Tarrr.By order, S.NEWTON, Qn-isr.-J.ith Tu nr.IS.,fi.\tVcreLarj.rI ME I n rsigned ha» emmmtmitd Bmmhvs X on his own .irmnnt as ('OM.MfS>fO,V MFK-T H A N f and GENERAL AGENT, and i* pre- LTn,.,'V-'*Tr*,,v,e * omigninen's of LUMBER, TRTM'I C E and oiher (\u2022(MHtS.EDWARD LkMESURIRR.Oifice, Commercial Chambers, ,, ,\t.\tSt.Peter Street.Queber, June 23, 1856.\t0j »3 Ornamental Iron Railing*.:\u2014A large assortment of ORNA-MEN I AL IRON R.AIl.! t, .of the most motern .«nd chaste designs, for Palisading.Bal-con.es.Cemeteries.Ac., Ac., at Prices from 4s.to 40».per Lineal F.*>t, at PHILL P WHITTY*S.Pajiaading and Geneial Iron 5Yorks, «9 Si PaulSt.\u2019eel, Lower Town.Quelle, 2l*t June.!85C.FOK SALE.PORTER.4 Pale Ale, 4 doz.qnaita IT ARK ELS LONDON tJv/ 13 Joz.quarts each.50 Rauel* *\u2022 R* each Bv\tHENRY CHAPMAN Ii CO.Quebec.June 13.IS.wi FOR SALE.T^C/3 T.\" EG8 White Lead, 25 Ih*.each.xt3v/ IV.liX) do\t501 hi.each, 8 Ciiak* High M me*.50 «».p.50 Bairels No.I.>u|,ertine Flour, PeU lerlaw Mil!*.\u201d 9\tR.MITCHELL A CO., Ailhur Mieet.Queliec, May 24, 1856.A FIRE BRICKS.TMIR SALK.70.000 BEST FIRE BRICKS, X ex \u201d Adam Lodge,\u201d by G KO.BURNS SYMK9 A CO.Quelwc.26th Sept.1855.BRICKS tt BRlCKslTt FOR SALK.1 O/n Ann niCKKD BRICK?,\u2014toHe .* /CUaUl/U I h».l it Mr.EIHtUARD DUBE At!»S YARD, Caoww 8t*x*t.»t.Koch.Apply «O j.K.LKMIRUX, at tbs Missrs I'onckv's, St.Peter St., Lower Tow*.Quebec, Sod July, 1955.tLate Delmonioo's Hotel.) 21, 23, 25, & 27, BROADWAY, o .urn\tNEW Dpiwsite Bowling Green.f|',HK undersigned avails himself of thiaoppoi-1 tunity ot informing his Canadian Irienda that be haa leased the a|»ore named house for a term of year», and haa made extenvive alterations and re|«irs.and omitted nothing »h»t wUI tend to the accommodation or romlort of guests.The house having been newrl> lurniaheii through-out, in the most thorough and modern style, with a view to convenience and comfort, and aa it will be conducted on the F.umpean plan, amt with an experienced caterer, and thorough cooks, he hope» to give satisfaction to those who favot him with their patronage, w hich has never failed while in other Hotels in this City.JOHN ONiRADY, J*.New Yotk.June t*t.1856.\t3m-inl6 A.SIMPSON, HATTER and FURRIER FOR SALK 8.MAI.I.I.OT d I\u2019ATFNT SKf.F-HOt,I\u2019-ING PLANK SC R K\\V S, un article use,I in nearly all the Ship-Yards in the United States, and recommended ns being the safest and fastest machine ever us***i for planking Ships.The aub»«-ribeu» will ex, cute orders for any Size that may he required.J.BROWN A CO.Quebec, A pul 19, 1856.Bills on New-York, Bought and sold h>- FUNCH, MKINCKE A Quebec, June IS, 1856.CO., Shaw's Huihiliigs.ALWAYS ON SALE.MANUrArTUSKS W HOI.r.*»I.K h IRTAlL.Dealer in HATS, CAPS and FUR8, Buffalo ai d Fancy Meigh Rohe», Fur Coats.Cape», Boas, \\ ictorines, .Milts, Muffs, Cuffs, he.HAS REMOVED to No CRT.JOHN STREET, Upper town, where be has for Sale the newest Fashion* ot Lpudon.Pffk nsian and New York HATS, of the best quality, at mo«*era»e price* < also, Hunting, Travelling and Fishing Uapaol every variety and at ev#ry conceivable price.Bark and other Indian work of alt descriptions constantly on hand.A.8.ia prepared to receive Furs for préserva-tton doting ihe summer season.Quebec, nth Mif, 1856.\t2m Boas, \\ ici m.ITALIAN & AMERICAN MARBLE, IN EVERY VARIETY OK STYLE A PRICE.Mantel pieces, MONUMENT*.HKADvroNKS, BUT 1ER PLATES.WASH and OTHER TABLE TOPS.COPELAND'S PARIAN STATUARY, \\\\ iivi B I ISK*.v.hi.And every article in the trade 6.\tim Jaw To Brick makers.WANTED, a Person to undertake thv Wi rk-»ng «*1 a Brick-Yard.Apply at this Office.Quebec, (IthJune, 1856.12* Jaw C AI I ION.\u2014Some unprincipled people having counterfeited our H AT S 4 A Ml\u2019, and placed if.together wuh our name in their Halt, with a view to pass off their own good# as our manufacture, »lid some hatter\u2019s trimming* dealers hive, m the same fiauduleiit and unprincipled manner, counterfeite«| our Hat Stamp, ai.d sohl hat linings so stamped to hat maiiiilartureis and several merchant* at home ar.d abroad having called onr attention thereto, we hereby give notice that we shall ealeem it a paiticulsr lavor if parties w ill transmit to in such information, with the lull Christian and mruame of all parties n(-letn g auchgood*.that we may be enabled to commence proceeding* at law, either in our courts here, or in the prniwr couita in our colonie*, or elaewheie, against all rarUe* who may receive, buy or sell these counterfeit good* or stamp* JOHN.THOMAS ft EDMUND CHRISTY Ac CO,, London.June 9.1836.\t6w-2aw-w&s Wm.Baufield Begs to inform hi* Kri-nds and the Public that he has now OPENED hia New House in the CUL-DE-SAC* called the GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY REFRESHMENT HOUSE.Near the Entrance to the Railway Station.QUEBEC.IV HI'.RE hr hni«e* by strict attention and » v .Moderate Charges to merit a share of public anpport.GOiiD BEDS, STEAKQ CHOPS, Ac., he., ready at all hour*.**¦'81» Tarsx Tirxxra obtainable, and all informal ion given to Krnigranls going to toe Far e»t.bcc., Acc., on rhe premiar*.\u2014Pleasure Parlies ran he aceommodated with Refieshmeiits.Ac., at HlS HOUSE, Umao-rt»:*»; Statiox.Quebec, Juna 6, 1856.\t6m Sparx, .Hast*, (Pars, Jife rI HE undersigne«l beg» to call tha attention of A Merchants and Ship-Masters to hia large and well assorted Stork ot LUMBER now on hand and for Sale, at Bi.ar#» Boom*.Cape hlanr, vi* SPRUCE.SPARS, SPRUCE OARS, RED PINE SPARS.ASH OAFS, And every other description of Wood Gocrfe for Ship a use, all of which will be disposed of at moderate rates, and delivered alongside ol Vea-nelalree of charge.A.macadams.uiau.>n i*\t, o; '\tc-\t ««I.\thni to peueirate through the shingles\tol\tthe\ta unie compared to the vaat nart* of fertile\tthis\u2014tor\tit concerns\tnot tw# nations\tonly, o roots.All the windows ex)iose«i tothe North |ai.d lying unpeopled withiu their own terriioiy: all civilized Europe,\u2014alter England and her were broken, and the hail came in covering it is not probable, iheielore.lhai large numbers Transatlantic child had indicted these deep the liuors of the rooms : the depth ot the would seek aeitlemeut* at a distance, which can and searching wound* on each oilier\u2014when hail in the open flekl, was fully two inches, only be obtained by tore, of srm«, when they can each had drunk madly ot the other\u2019s blood \u2014 1 hoar of some women who, through fear, had take peaceable possession ol lands nearer to them what would be the prospecta of Eurojvean run out, and their faces are literally black and tt,ul tnor* valuabje.The tuibuleiit spirits alone jibe.ty ?At the piesenc moment a daik blue from the pelting hail.A number of *re ^Iv to make hostile attempU beyond their j ,hick c,0Ull hangs over Italy, l.ermany, >er-.\ti,i\t\u201cs ii i -, i ,1.»\town boundaries.Cansde is neither to beswsl- _\t««d Turkey It is on the cast ol the die sheep and fowls were killed, and the held- lJWed like a «aat, nor will .he t.citiy obey the ?Sev rîse freo Imm Seir t.me hardened are strewn with dead crows and smaller dictum ol an adjoining Government.She is\t,h«i ih».ir fatter* be rivalled more birds.1 he greatest injury sustained, how- n.oi.g u, heuelt.her in»tiiu!ioii.«re more .olid bondage, or that their lot\tn\t\u201e ot no over, is ill the growing crops : potatoes, cab- , ih*u tho** ol the United Stales, her tenitoiy is ol , tightly lor o*er.At an .\t,\t,\t, bage, &c.are cut down as with a scythe.| eijual extent, she is in the enjoyment ot sell-go- slight moment that the\t«m -ch Mauv ol our tanners have sulicred Iheentirc\tvernment, and hs*.and can always\treckon\tu}*oii, who can enjoy the gréa es i,reel\u20181 k Iom of their crops, as they were so lar ad-\tthe-upjwrt ol the mother countiy.\tNo\tmore vanced that they will not recover ; line fields migrate connection with the Union can better of wheat and corn, that they looked\ton\twith\ther condition, and there .«»® ^ .\t\u2019\tr.\t., ol the lanadiau* to throw up their oidepcndeut.e, pr.de at noon, were in one hour afterwards ^ ^ th(| ,l4V\u201e of L W*,h.ngton co.er.e shorn of everv blade.The wind was\tby mean.ol annexation.*\u201c strung as to blow down sheds, barns, and ] J|4V^ 4 WO( j ^ ï4y lo| ti, most alllKa («ICM ill man,- aw», ««nyma miitiii,.t>d iwv mi.ht l>.\ti!J!\"1^\"ûü,Vi,'î'âmt thi» Jaliamo.¦n.-\t,\t|War.- are meJ.ialma emliest inUiicy.snd wou d not reli»h an uma ganution with cut-throat* *nd v*gabo:id*.A proportion an* old .\\a,*l ai\u2018d Mih\u2019ary t fn \u2022 Cei*r many ol them aie merehant» who have tiai.»lerieil their wealth and tainilie* Irotn the .mother couMry, *till keeping the iu»: from the Aciihksr.\u2014Yesterday a child, about two | Imk that bind* the.n to the.r tormer b*j*»\u201c »n'; years ol age, met w ilh lier death urn t\t«.-euded nom families ol the ancicH rtfunc.than following circumstances.M.e was stooping , wb^ Jmore ^ ^mlemen do not ex,»t.-over a w ater-barrel with a small tin to gei (( (^ ^ afe ||JJll|V ino,e tc^,uol Kngland\u2019* proud-some water, and losing her balance fell in.e>{ [tC9t ,.fiatili»hed on then own isnds *uch a* where she remained nlioiit tt*n minutes.Her | could never have even honed io |o>»e»$ in mother having missed her went in search o! ¦ (fl^ j-|(j a, iiirir imth faiinei* Irom all part* \u2018\t\u2018 \u2018 1\t.of the United Kingdom *rr enjoying ibe.r own f(,eholds, and grow ing each year in prosperity.\u2014 0,1 .oluiri* to Whom Older «nd regu.arny a>e a» Second nature, aie congregated in larg^ numbers, cu-tivating m-ir Ian*!* or employed in d\u2018deieut 11aoe*, brn gnig up thnr children with their own idea» ot discipline.There aie colonie* ol Scotch who are rather tenacious, and have a wry decid- el lancy lor defending their own Irish, wLo amav.T\t\u2014\t-\u2022 are no longer pinched by |Hiveii> .or deceived by principal merchants.\u2014 ! unruly piie»t*, hav* -jnleanivd the le»*on* taiigtit * ihriu hV agitator» QUEBEC, JULY 10.18.r>0.Education has latterly engrossed iu« due share of public attention and public money.Some persona think it sufficient to devise u skeleton frame work, and by legal enactments to induce the young of all persuasions to Hock like bees to their non-sectarian hives, and be educated by instinct.Method and | system are things good in themselves, but they are not powerful enough to supplant the exercise of reason, and of rational and religious freedom in the training ot the human mind.The attempt to enforce what is usually called the non-jerfunan system, as the Provincial or (iovernmeut system /»ur e.r-ctUenct has failed, will fad iu producing the genetal leaults expected Dorn it, or in establishing and extending the higher and more enlightened degrees of culture throughoul the country.There is in facta radical misconception in the term non-sectarian, the word actually and practically meaning the Vt*r' reverse of what is intended.Non-sectarian institutions are those in which no specia church,j such as the national Churches ol England or Scotland, the Homan < athono Church, &c., can claim any influence, but in which sects of all denominations bear the sway.The representatives of these sects are generally wayward, self-important and sell willed men, who soon acquire the predominant control of the schools; and the schools become their schools.They are unwilling that any other similar institutions should rc-ecive aid from government, and aware » \u2022 advantages to be derived by the intercourse of their children with children of a respectable class, they desire to thrust their schools down the throats of the whole population, and to compel the children of all persuasions to attend them or go without.These remarks may seem harsh, and somewhat tinctured by prejudice ; they are, however, the result ol obseivation and experience, and are founded on actual lacts.The truth was at length admitted two or three years ago, by the Superintendent of Education in l pper t ana la.the Rev.Dr.Ryerson, no prejudiced authority certainly in this view of the subject; and the same gentleman acknowledged the necessity of allowing the establishment ot Separate Schools with the sanction and aid ot Government.The confused and jumbled state into which affairs and parties were plunged towards the end of the late Session of Parliament prevented this subject from receiving that full and deliberate consideration which it required and deserved.It was.in fact, deemed expedient to defer any change to a future opportunity ; in yielding to this expediency some of the members from the vicinity of Quebec seem to have incurred the displeasure ol Bishop Charbon-nel.Greater notoriety has lately been given to this circumstance from the rumor that the Right Reverend prelate has publicly denounced the erring members ; which tact will probably rouse public attention to the subject with increased interest.And if, as it is asserted, Bishop Charbonel\u2019s w ishes and design aim only at the hope of placing Separate Schools in Upper Canada on the same footing with Protestant dissentient schools in Lower Canada, there does not seem anything very unreasonable in his educational views.We have to-day only alluded to this topic, which has lately been exciting an increasing interest, in the hope of being aide, now t.ic Session has come to a close, to discuss some important points and facts intimately connected with the Superior, the Normal, and the Common educational system suited for this country, and especially for this section of it.WHO l ull CIJJU'V un-\u2014 I ~\t' thought, atul institutions should be embroil* od in a warfare which would bequeath the bitter legacy of enduring and rancorous hatred f It is no secret that the great sovereign 11IV/C* V », I , ill,\tIII II1UIIJ ,\tV ra » heavy fencing timber to a considerable lance into the fields.It has been indeed a disastrous storm, such as has never been witnessed in this neighborhood before ; and will oblige many of our tanners to purchase their food lor the coining winter who else would have had plenty and to spare.\u2014(Montreal Gazette.) U|> rn.ir M !.-|>«-iiur,,v-\t.(,v«nied a voice in the government The Trench Nenate have for the nr.t time hr dnposei! t\u201c »h\u2018n'\t.Imüh it ion includes nerformed an act ol independence.1 he A Mrs.Eliza M\u2019Natr wasined at the Old Hatley on Wednesday, end sentenced to In.-\u2014- * \u2014 -\u2022»»\u2022» Autrtss»^ t.imprisoned with hard labor for iwolfe uionlii» lor receiving a pension from the East Indra Company, as an officer's widow, afters had again married.Mie had yntwsl upwards ofA-J,UW in this frmdulent man- ner.\t,\t\u2022 While the iravelling Russians are pouring over the Prusao-Russian frontier, stream of French invading the C zars territory \u2014teachets, danoing-mastera, cooks, actor , artists of all aorta.\t, u.\u201en The German joui rai# announce that Baron Mane de Wetwr, sou ot the great composer possesses the manuscript of an opera bv h»* lather, which has never been published.It »a entitled \u201cPeter bcbmoll.\u201d Mr W.Il Russell, u* Tàt Tieir.t correspondence will show, is still in the Crimea.He will shortly, however, proceed to Moscow, to be present lor 77ir Times at the coronation of the Emperor Alexander.\u2014/duj/ru/fd Times.\t.\t, The Manchester Exchange has now been completed one end having l»een rebuilt to correspond with the greater portion ol the structure.The lioor instated tube now \u201cthe lar- ot'those States w here the thought is uot yet stilled by the censor nor speech f:ilsitit*d by the spy.A dexterously concerted plan of operations mav strangle the young liberties o! I'.urope, and throw its jieople back into the darkness and degradations ot the middle ages.Once done, tins cannot be undone.Mitt, to do tins, one thing is especially need- terforuted an act ol independence.I h Legislative Body had passed a bill imposing a tax on horses and carriages, used in Pans.The Senate by a votoot »» to .V», have throw n it out reliisiug to acquiesce HI a tax on themselves.The following |»ortion of a description ot the recent celebration of tho \u201c Fete Pieu at Knine, exhibits the sumptuousnass and luxury of the magnates of the Church, and at-lords a contrast to the style of livu g ot the *.op^rajmr U, SÜ .K ,-,.«oi airrrAJy rugvC*a Is r0i.»*rr*, bal wk*.ira ESUn.h*vi \u2022 iJ*.».ik.wr,-rarity »t Iks rily U t uuUlbuU liberally to«r*H* lb*\tI» »\u2022 rvL.t.fro.ik« «surra wr eOMStlMC ».** Jurrara rrtlrU.th it tkrrr or lo.r rr*»c-U ml*tai .1 wic u* ra»*- îftSJrailTui.iras.wklrk.«urCis* »o proH !Lc r.l.uUllou, would f tvs -.ploym*.! to #\t__ a* Si, «a m »\ttt|(*r«\u2018*l>OUU ^ gllAT®® WOU« ^rarMlrUv^^lulrsV.br rallsd !.»¦ tuU.1 trara i wor \u201c.^« nX.V ibTf murb morr l( a»y-tb*U UK Ibf c.R» 111 ¦oui.» reuulro »| \u2022:» v o.u IlM.»\u2022 bv dl.burraA TbcbuiL.M, \u2022 to Monlrral ol dirrat \u2018r*d.ra\u201c\u201co.bs tooblfidy o*Uut*i«d.To «raj».1, jarara-rattywttk S'rv* York *»*» oibor |»roi*iu*.l Aiu*r»*m.**,^***'\u201ei5 ai'uîsVï* «.j- o> roiuuirad wllbln Ik.Provlnr*.*»o,uldb« ira «\u2022« ra» of our «.rrh.uu »l*p|.»ly.*»^\t£££* Uyrl.sl.UHou.whirl» wr Iu.im, rrr ll.vrr I.iiolhlos »u Ibr w*y t,.»*.lou.ly J»t- rf.r ro» tb* *rtoiu|.U.biurut of tht* rud.wblrk.when rraiura.¦\till u»»kr.ur rliy ihsgrralraatra etbralara* tur b » t'.u*>U.\u2014 Moulr.-rU Uaisllr.(UiuulUu llovrnuaMl \u2022»* psr rrn».»rs \u2022K.t« i® utftiid for luvralttMit Iu I.oudou.«lid li*vs rl»*u to 1IJ to » II.N«*t 4*y.tb* 14th of Jun*.tbry rora Mi P*r r, ut.Tb»* »\u2022 nr.rly *\u2022 lOfb «» they cvrr .loud, wl»» u uiouay w»» >u>l plenllfal Kao.II*t*i«*.\u2014Rtr.mrr Mark Warrior frou» Itav.» us.with d*lr.to Ibr .101b, vrlwd .1 *»«w York on b* turdav tooruiu*.\t.\t\u201e\t.\t.\t.» br .Sugar ut»rkrl b«4 born proliy bri*k.but thr rlrui.i,-».of liold.-ra Iu driuaudl.s ¦drwir* !^d *oiuo ¦\ttun rhn-krd oprralloit*.Muwovadora wore I.so»» d.-UKtud -I -\u2018V I\" 10.*ud «-arrr .XI.U.r.b.d forth* adran.-d.and w»»*.llluf for 7V*rU.l.ard Clf» fsl io 17 lu l-arrrl» sad kr*» Klrr »*1S,\u2018*1y dtH-IInt-d t'l**i l\u2018i»rk As 30 par uil Kr.isbl* bad ui*»rruüly dwllur.», *ud iu*nv vr**«l« ¦\trrr Iravlus \"* t**'***1\tI.auf.- advaurrd !ft, to JV».,n 4a iituM-ripllvn* tyaotallou*- To Uoiidou.i to ft prr i\"iil |-n uduui .»o b.»foB.to «.|*rr rvul dl*ouui N.« «>rt« au».» p.T » rut her, and fourni the little child m tins position.Life was extinct.\u2014(!b.) A petition to the Board of Trade ot this city, praying that they will request from Government, aid tor the establishment ot a weekly line of steamers from Liverpool to Montreal, instead of a fortnightly line as at present, lies for signature iu the Merchants Exchange.It has already attached to it the names ot our Montreal Pilot.(In Friday evening about 30 men of the R.(*.Unies left this jvort by the steamer \u201c Magnet*' for Niagara, where they are to tionevl.\u2014Kingston .Vstri.be sta- receiv een Miutary.\u2014From a telegraphic despatch |o the Major General commanding the horce*, it appears that the I u/fun, with the 17th Regiment on board, had put into Halifax, and was to sail thence for Quebec yesterday, the 9th instant.We also learn, on good authority, that Lieut.General Sir William Eyre, K.C, B., will leave Knglaiuit wiih hie Stan» lot Inis command, in the Persia, on Saturday next, 12th July.\t\u201e\t.Dr.Alexander, C.B., Inspector (.eneral of Hospitals, is appointed Head of the Medical Slat! in Canada, and leaves England immediately.He has served throughout the whole of the Eastern campaign, and was Surgeon of the 2nd Battalion Rule Brigade, when stationed in this city.The Theatre.\u2014The Troupe Française appear this evening, at the Music Hall, It is but seldom that a large portion of our population have so good an opportunity of enjoying theatrical amusement as is now afforded in the production of French plays by a French Company.The Montreal Press speak favorably of the performances of this \u2019Iroupe, and they will doubtless, attract large audiences.f K-*ii Sr.Iohk, N.B.\u2014We have ed St.John papers tothe 4th.m>t.The results of the elections had l reived from ail the counties except tour.I he returns show u large majority m tavor of tin-repeal ol the prohibitory law.ami m support ot the Lieutenant Governor.It i» thought that the new Administration will In* *u*lai:ie t bv a two-third* vote.The Royal (iazette contains a Proclamation by order of ins Excellency the Lieut, (iovernor summoning the General As*embi\\ to meet at Fredericton on Thu tin! u y the I ith mst., for the despatch ot business.A violent storm was expermeed in S:.lohti on Mondav night the 30th nil and I uesday the 1st inst.The New- Bruuswu'ker ot the 3rd says :\u2014 \\bout 11 o'clock on Tuesday, the wind suddenly veered to the north-west, and tor several hours blew a jiertect gale, such as wo have seldom witnessed at this season of the year.Trees, fences, the tops ot chimneys and sign-were blown down in the city, and the slate» tlew otf the tops of buildings at u tcarlul rale.The shipping in the harbor dragged their an-fiors, but they sustained no «lainage, with the exception of the American barque Tmos, which drifted afoul of another vessel and lost hermizzen topmast- The scaffolding aroum! the new spire of Trinity Church was blown from its position, & at tim«-s threatened to ta ; but, the spire, like the edifice from which u springs, Nring foundeil on the rock, withstovnl lie gale without any damage.Th-f gale was as severely felt at Fredericton, where, says the f/*od Quarters, vessels were driven Irom their anchorage, windows wore blown in, slates and sheets of tin were lilted from the roofs, and seatlereil about the streets.&c.This continued from early in the m- ruing until near night.Limbs of trees were plentifully strewn about, ami some trees were uprooted, while others measuring a loot in diameter were broken short otf The greatest «lamage, however, was «lone to the fruit trees ; except in a very lew sheltered spots every apple and plum has been blown olF.Sidney, od order a large portion of the cable.Vessels and Tonkace.\u2014In 185b 24,0»»6 vessels (tonnage 6,3T2,3l)l ) entereil inwards at the 12 principal ports of Britain while 22,863 ships (tonnage ft,-126,566)clear ed outwards.The numberof vessels that entered eacli port was as follows :\u2014London, ;»77.0 : Liverpool, 4197 ; Hull, 2058 ; Bristol, 567, only ; Newcastle, 3836 ; .Southampton, S3!» ; Leith, 1200 ; Glasgow, 412 ; Greenock, 26h ; Dublin, 297; Cork.360; ami Belfast, 201.The brass propeller for U.S.steamer Roanoke, cast at Richmond, Va., on Thurs «lay last, weighs 27,000 Ihs.\u2014the largest composition casting ever made in the United Mitrs.Reliable intelligence has been received of an adjustment of the difficulty between Spam and Mexico.fill as a precedent condition.It is.above all j {.'^tJ^ersof the I\u2019rimitivo Church:\u2014 necessary tii.«t England lia» either distracted, or «lebilital»*«f by some engrossing tuui «langerons contest.Whatever diverts her attention, «Iramaher res«iiirces, or endangers her influence gives an accession of strength to the monarch who hates liberty and every tyrant who abuses his power Such arr the etrniei.t* ot the Canadian p««|*uU-i tii-ii, anti although they would be very likely to bt-c \u2019ine t.«*t IticnJ» with their neare»r ii«M*tit'ii to t*'rm a more in* i t mate scquaiutAnce with the roving |o-«q-le ol 1 u:her paît» They aie to«) much ac> us:me«t to I guo*l goverinneiii, and uiuleislaml it too «»r droite separation,for it could brim: them no t*e-neli; ; they are |>eil«-ctl\\ ««ell inlormt\u2019il «\u2019I he if ! rig'»!*, lino a that i-\\ *oun«i con* i'utn»i al pimvi-, p ea the, can U,>i.ol t then, and without «imeme I ' « llect *tich c hantes a* the 'I re* may requie , they stao know that being a.I but in i am*- mde.i ei»J nt they con»u:t tneir oan interes a by pie-* seiviii* the conorctioa with K'gland, a* they I can a.\u2022«\u2022>>\u2022 calcrlate upon Ler .ml and auppoit, t ««hetl.r thr-aten.d by di»ea*- v«ai or Gironc.or \u2022utf f*ng tiom «1 -a* ^is o c »li*ii«-1 t*« l' '«\u2019d of It e.ft pi al i»e«ei ! ready to tielp hem ; ih-ir magnificent cansl* and I road* aie brtoie tltein ill evid-ltfe ol the truth \u2014 ri.at ea *11 these tits lu the mother country, the l'anadians ate proud ol thtir pu*rion, are lulfy aeitaible that by pjituing Iteir own cour»e, they m «at, in lu\u2019.ure age*, tmcome one of toe lutmg 1 p .We,» ol tlte Ne««' World, and they nave * (alley indeed ft«« e proved it, il.at they can, when at J tack-d.d-lei d thernaelvea *uccr»»|'ully I Whatever may b- the fa e ot Mr.fierce^ and hi* c njirdera'e» he will do Wisely to leave Canada a one.It will be admitted that io the north theie it a strong barrier ,ipi>osed to the apecula* live priqec:* ««I theae men and the like, who, it woul 1 \u2014«\u2022m, have talked 'bemveUfa into the actual he let that then i* s\u2019ltBcieir ro> »»\u2022!» the giobe, and wno re n->w tnaulnng * d d.i.mg to the very verge ot lorbeaia'«c«- tu*- IhiAer th«t r ile* une-ais'h of the human r^ce.I his, t««o.at a time when disquiet reign» a\u2019 hum-, and wi b a thur.-ugh knowledge that ttie app-sianc ot a IMuverture «vou d ciuah 'he.r wildei.tiopes tor ever.i »n the aouth, independent ot the miserable but existing Kepublnaii Government*, whoae anb 1-cta and citizens are descer.drd Irom a liery aiid once iron race, the discoverer* and canquereri ol the land» they owell in.and who aie a* i.umer «*u* as thema-lve», there are other European |.©w-ei* betides Kngtanu.who are not to weak but that th-y could raise * heavy cloud were they to iutcH>ose their wi I.France.Npam, Holland, and lleiimaik, having pussraaiona on die mam, Cardinal* carriage* «IUI rolled Iu\u2014yr«>fo«dy d«>c,.r*t ,»t without, curtatned and ru»hloued wlilou.«.inhracniK tuiuriou»tv lho¦«\u2022rfol cclubat*.»*ra|>|>«,.l In r«'d aud I*, e.a-couiuauh-d by an atn-udaui to guard ih«\u2019 great i,sl bat that Ile» u ih«> aval before him » hree fooc men.ku silk «fookliif» and Hcb euikroRlcred eoata.*Uu4 behind The aklrt* of the driver are »i*r«-ad oui like butterrtle» wing* on iii»br«*a«» drape.» »eal.on tbe »i«le .».,\t.ol wk»«jh »\u2022 emkraaed Ike arm* ol M* master I he b»< i>»«\t\u201c r- if h««r energies are coiirtunie«l in a pai7»c|l,al b,.a, ,.urvlu< .iowll the «.uutde «.r the n.» k m « nd in miarrcl With that km«lre«l race, which, With U,\u201e.U ««hirh liang.lown iheir flanku The uarn*»i«-* i* i\ta »,|,wvl ha* IllhcriteJ bel I arc \u2022l«td.l«»l her language ami nlood, naa m itmev 1 |ljhuil,at u M j,rotly â, paiu, r*\u201e m*x«it other», like tra«!iti«m.i \u201cI law, liberty, atul self ucvern- rU.|l,tllU(i(ltrt wa||rnrpl* Nome I order» were Iu white\u2014\u2022Uo«.*a, goivua and hat*-*tt I a» bride.E PORT OF OURB 30 SHIPI'I.Mf INTIfiLLUilCKCls arrived.July «L Hark Harvest llotuo, XVUUama, \u2019\u2022th May.Liverpool.tiuntall A »'o.c«ukl».\t.\t.Hrtg Klckol»ou, Nicholion.i:ith June.Harbor Urar*.C A J Sharpies Si.Co, bat Kchr H rather».La«hauce.I a day», Sydney.V Uiiteau, cal»\t\u201e\t.___ Hark KverthoriN*.Harrlton, 4th May, t arloagciia, K lluritall J» (*o, bat July V \u2014\u2014 I.ouiia.Harrington.\u2018Ji*tk May.tSlbraltar.order, bat.\t._ flvoritone, Johnston, V4tb April, Carthagena, or^ Nhlp JnUn»C*'**r.Parry tuna, -nrt June, Mobile, A A U Itlichte A Co.hat ___Kdlnkurgh.McMlUan, -.Hth April.Cnrthageua, order.»>al.Brig Hol.ert A tleorge, (iit.son, tfflb April, Alicante, A (lilmottr A Oo, bal.Ship Sir Harry Smith.Davis, -Jfdh May, Liverpool, II McUlatu, bal.C L E A K ED .BsMEracTos* »r Mahkiud.llji whoiuvanted Biuaasl# Csrpeliog 0» G«M whom the ¦»**«» hl»v« rassMi Io hoQ in r«gsm, hut h« who fer»»Uss soorathinf umIuI to ytl body.Oun nf our goverituiwii oAcial* .ntoly »\u2022* tuitied from bi* rm**ion in Uiasil, tel1* \u2022\u2022 \u2022\" nnecdoU that among tbs first «\u2022qtim»\t^ him shout acquaintance with nor\t¦*f0\u2019 was whether he kn*w Amerleen Lnen»»*»» Dn.J.Aye*, who invented the CmnnT P*c-rotAL end Catmaitic Pills.A* these erti-elee (more perticnlarly the Cherry Pectoiul) ere in general use in lb* cities of Noutb America.Ibey ere Ike moat prevalent representation* nf Amen can products, and n* many thousand» there a* well ns hero, owe to them toe iccovery ot their health from malignant «Jieeaac», it is not strange they ahuald bold the inveutor in esteem, hut it is rather rather simple la them to auppoee that Doctor is the only mau of mark we have among our twenty-five million pnople.\u2014iCbriatina A«l-vocate.\tJuly\t^w A Hut ! A Rat I Quarter! Mr.CMAaLBS PAsaons\u2014Deer Sir : It give* ue greet pleaiure to tcatify to the gieat mérita of vour \u201cRat and *\u2022««« *** TESMiNATon.\u2019* For yesra bad we battled w.th these filthy peats, nnd notwilhalanfliiig w# had used every means within our power end *noW* ledge, end kept persona constantly on guard against them, and although we ha l stayed thou sands of the enemy, their leaetved legion* were aure to come in at the teat hour and claim the « ic tory.But by theaid of yopr valuable \u201c Kites m i NATon,*' we have routed the enemy, horae foot akkIdragoons* We filial no nr^MUy our guard, as there are not enough of the enem) left to try experiment» upon MeKSITT f* I.AN«t«Y, Proprietor» ol the I)ey-»t.Houae, Noa.54, 56 and 5N Dey-at.Agents, C.V.Clickknes 4*Co.,No.hi bar clsv-at.ROYAL OLfWIC Late Mcaic Hall, St.Lewis Stseet.GREAT ATTRACTION II F AMAN ARTISTS WILL GIVE Three Representations ONLY! AT THE Royal Olympic Theatre, The first Soiree will take place on THURSDAY NIGHT.July 10.Doore open at 7 o'clock.Performance to commence et H|.ADMiaeion: Bnxee and Reserved Seats.2$.6d.Pit.la.3d.Quebec, July 10, IHh#.Wanted to Charter* A VESSEL of about 400\t500 \\ X*- Load*, to luad n Cargo of Tim- »\\\\a« «»! a prie-tly caate Etnl Vustnan soMtcrs.It wiiukl give full reign to the barbarous ca-pn«v.s ol the Neajmlitan tyrant.It would ^tl4rl^;*, l,ri>te»tantisin in Au-lria.It woul-«L\u2019strox tree .jM\u2019ccli au>l act every «x'hf\u2019re ; un.I «« ¦ .I ! Ic.avo im hope, no iv*ource, no rcilteaN s.ive in ttie wihl outl'urst ot «leMiltory iiiMir-reclioii or the capricious vengeance of the c«'wanlly stiletto ! We know not if these tiling* h.i'«* tieen cotiMifereil by the American people.It they have not Iwen ao they are at [«\u2022a»! worthy of tfieir meditation.Meanwhile we venture to regard a* an indication ol leas nr >nounce«l hostility the «lemonstrative pre-lerenee which tfiey have given to the civil diplomatist over the martial and bellicose President.GEN ER A L 1S TEL LH ; F.NCE.The Prorogation oi Parliament.\u2014It is confidently rumoura*! in political circles that the present Session of the Imperial Parliament will be brought to a cloae the third time in this month, a* it is anticipated all public business will be coiiclu»led by that pencil.The Times Vienna correspondent aaya that it cannot be doublet! but there will at no distant period be a commercial crisis in Austria.The refugees iu Modena Reggio.Parma, and Tuscany, mlond to present an address to Count Cavour, and have struck a medal in his honor.It is current that the Sardinian Government lias just issuetl a note in reply to that of Austria.Sardinia denies the imputation of fostering revolution but expresses a fear it may.break out it existing government «In not place themselves at the head of Italian nationality.The Pope has nominated six new Cardinals, of whom three are Italians, two Austrians, and one French.The new Spanish marriage is so far ad tiik fltfKII (from Hunch ) AT NIK vtt\u2019KKNS Hi miM DRAWING July t>.\u201e\u201e\u201e Hhi|> I\u2019xrtand.Jark».>u.Niiii.Wlamt.A Gttuonr A C«.folr I Hark Ann I h.in|>«.u.('brDtl*.I.*lic*»ier, \\\\ .-Icb A «\u2019* Hjufo.- |Vi,t».,i«.I*»rl*muiith.\u2022\u2019 K L*v«*v A »\u2019«» Brig Scliii., Hilt.Wblfohav.\u2022«, K Huratall A «'\u2022' ___ lt.ai'.u.Turner.Nun.l*rtan.t, G II Kytnc» A i\u2018n li.br MoMtagnatsv, Hlal».Da!b»u,i«\\ N H.A A D Hil elite A Co.S« »-\\r X |>a«»»gi' In M Jam.» \u2022 l'alac.- ta-ailing to* | rtigbt ot »talr» t.tb «¦r.»*'le.t witl.Nobiliiy.U.ntry.« Ingy, Foreigners ul DUtltictlou.an » Fvmalo AriibK-rary.Count.»» (arreaui*) A.h \u2022 »*ray »>»\u2022 more tareful, R|r\u20144o you know (bat you ar.-ruuuiug y*ur \u2022pur Into my ankle ?\t.General otHcer, Beg ten th«uaan«l |>arJnns, .'1* am \u2014but really ||>.- «-rowU\tto\u2014Ok t my corn f Judge, Mop.Kir f\u2014my wig '\u2014\u2022lop.Kir ; I »ay\u2014 you vr bite bed that *Ur .«f your* in the curl* of »uy Aiubaoailor.l\u2019anbAn.tnil.vr, J«* vou* demandt- mille pardon» '\u2014but** kroude\u2014imp.nillde\u2014»'arr*ter Bull p My Lady\u2014aiy I^nly -.h,daar, my Lady t\u2014 your l.ady»bip \u2022 br \u2019.otb baacangbt me by the aleevt-» I Couutrv Gentleman.Hallo, uiy Lord' \u2014tny Lord, I «ay '\u2014make a little room, ran l you \u2022\u2014your are «queer mg ihi» lady to death.Karl ' ENTERED FOR Samrt Ton*.Tor.LOADING.Be WAom.M'Arr 1g ini«\tIU\tU« SSVU\tI\t«\u2022ve.'M a»*-***\t- Karl It.a not 1 that'* ptnblng\u2014it'a tbia\tgentlenian\u2014\tI\tinward bound.\tIn\"|,»w Baronat No, It isn't !\tI\tBailed 10 aail.\talto It \u2022 * a\t%- ^i#» a\tI A ¦ > 1 1\t4a \u2022 «\u2022¦«ox Jnlv \u2018.i.Ctarlii.U.N.-wtiav.-u, K Hurstalt A Co.Btai* »>ut*.Chart.'*, V^K.Bo.iou, (Knglaud), do.\td».Ciiluiulni».i*^1.Hull.\td«\u2019.\tHearn \u2022 wbf Irene, 40, Itubibu.to, G B Syme* A Co, N,.*.»» ««barf MARITIME EXTRACTS.The M-booner I\u2019ritciU* arrived her* ve»terd*y from Bic.with the uiateriaD of the abip Marcbioue** of gueentberry, »»efore reporto.1.wr«-ek«*d al that place The »teamer Admiral arrivé ber* y *i ter day after noon from llatque I,land, and reporta a numerou* «eel Bart Ye», it i» Manhlone** Ob ' ob '\u2014I've lott my diamond* X'iaconnios*.Ab I\u2014my lace\u2014my lace I\u2014 Dowager Ah.drat It ! there g.w>* my lappat* ! Alderman The Lilt of your «word It in my \u2022toinach.tir\u2014which I* out piratant.Sir Sheriff It i* yoor own fault, Kir ! I'ra not to blani*.Sir.bocanae your atoinacb \u2019a Iu the way, Sir.American GenUouian Oo-iiead.now.you t Duke.To whom are yon «peaking.Mr t American GenL Wat.1 guet» I am talkin' to the man in the way Liberal Member.Will you have the kindne*» to move on.Kir » Conservative M«.\u2019tuber Confoundyoar ptdllica ! Noble Lord» and Honourable Gentlemen.Oh, oh ! Omnee.OIL oli '\u2014ah '\u2014ah î\u2014ob I\u2014oh dear t ob tny t\u2014mind\u2014d«.n't\u2014now then ! Go on '\u2014go on there \u2019 Hoi t liai ! Ho ! (ScrNE rime* \u201e, and in *tfht from that liland .inward liound.Imtween lla*i|ne and Apple Dlandt ; among them *»wr the Wild Irish Girl.Falcon, and a deep bark from Kldly.or amonzai the islands, not one ot which is owned vanced that the King of Bavaria has formality the Uuiteif State», would possibly r**ent *nv I |y (U.ntamled the hand of the infanta Amalia, utfronl, or begin to look alraui tbero H anything ' jor i»rint.,.Adalbert,\u2014 to which retjueal the .«ccuire ; calculated to in] ire their interests or aet* 1 yllPen 0f Spain has formally replied :\u2014\u201c I grant, with pleasure, the hmud of my most beloved cousin an«l sister.\u201d i he Queen lias had a miscarriage.Numerous arrests have been made in the centre aud south of France.The Queen of Spain is grateful for the re -\u2022 in)______________________- dements.Beyond ttAem lie* th* huge Hianli.n Umpire, rule«l by a légitima> descendant ot Ku-rjpeun kit g*.the son ol a galianl father and founder of the constitutional goverrmerit it now «njovs, himaelf having been both King and F.m-peror.Brazil, governed wisely and liberally, is este, and advancing in proapciujr with rapid .C ea?e, an.i aavancing ni proapeii:y ««im rapm » n«- -gurci,\t.w.strides, while »he R*puh!i«s ordering upon her coveryot her lost jewels, and has caused a are in a ronatant stale of anarchy.ft .a here thanksgiving service in be celebrated.Mountaineer Minsteels.\u2014We take the following notice of these Minstrels from the Montreal Argus.The agent, Mr.Le* Bage, is now in Quebec to make arrangements lor a visit by them to our city :\u2014 Lva Mo!*T*nNA»na.\u2014The French Mountaineer Min etrclt' Concert at the College oo Monday evening wa* vary watt attended.A considerable proportion of the Catholic Clergy, and th* bulk of the \" elite of our French Canadian society, ware pr*«ent- The Concert gave general \u2022atiefacllnn.The effect wa» vorv beiinti fol fr«»ni the perfeei harmony of the voice*.The num b*r of Minstrel* 1**1* .am! »h# piece* of Mln*trcl«y ace such m they are accustomeil to ciecule in their na tlve land, amid *e*n*ry which give* additional fervour and feeling to th* eaeeution.Il ta » *tyl* of mu*ie perfaetly novel here ; It rivet* th* attention, and can \u2022earcety be heard withnnt emotion The tone* a* they \u2022w*N on the ear or die away in the diatince, are ea tremely mmlral The** Mln»tre|* travel mi 1er the ait tbnrlty of the C.hnrch, and the proceed* of their perf, r manor* are directed to the erection of a church, an ho* ihtt the grand experiment will be tn-«! *>1 form» nf Government, and if Englandartp wi»h wiatloin ami Cansls concurs, the sooner one of her Royal laniily is installed as Viceroy the better for the peace tecutnv, and future ol the New World.BRITISH AND AMERICAN RELATIONS.(Fr«>m the London Times.Jonc li*,) It is impossible to foresee the ultimate effects of the Crampton quarrel.No ono wno is not profoundly ignorant of human nature can suppose that such an act can have no ulterior results beyond the «lismissal- of one Ambassador and the toleration of another.Although diplomacy may smooth the asperi- Mr.Macaulay has undertaken to write the life of Samuel Johnson for the forthcoming volume of the Eiliuburgh Encyclopedia.The Countess de Neuilly has given 15,-000 francs in her own name and that of her sons to the fund for the aid of the sulferers by the inundation* m France.I\u2019nnce Napoleon aud suite are making a tour in Scotland.Palmer\u2019s bo«ly was interred at Stafford gaol in a nude state, and without a cotiiu.The Queen and Prince Albert have given £1,500 to the fund raising in the metropolis in ai«l of the sulferers by the inundations in Frame.(To the Editor or the Morning Chronicle.) THE MILITARY BAND.Dear Rtr.\u2014Would not the Hilh Band confer a great favor «m the public at large by diw-ourttng their «wt-et ¦train* in the evening from \u201c half pa»t 7 till half past right At present the listener* consist of a few tmdiea, their children and nur»c*.All the m,-rraulilc office» are open till *1* tn the «-vening, and non# of tho mcr «liants leave their «iffice* before that hour.By Iba time they and their «imploye* have taken dinner it I» 7 o'clock.*o that they nre altogether depefoed of the pleasure of listening to *0010 excellent music.\u2014music \u2022urb a* the 16th Baud cau alone produce.I may men-lion that the commanding offic«-r» of the 93rd and 71*tb Kcgts., when in thl* garrDou.consulted the «-olive' uieuce as well a* the amusement of our ritiren* .they allowed the Baud* of their respective regiment* t*> play iu the Governor'* Garden from half past 7 till l* o clock iu the evening I am ture.Mr.Ktlitor, judging from the many kind favor* already bestowed on u« by Col Corkell.that he will not refute this request on th< part of Raid fntrlltgrtur.(/bp riel for the Murning Chronicle.) COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS.Wednesday, July 9, 1*5«>, (Before Judge Power.) Tlie («rand Jury returned \"True Billa\" against Patrick K^an, tor aggravated assault ; Tho*.I> Carroll, forrilile entry ; Ch.irlea Laliberte, aggravated assault ; «nd \" No Bill\u201d against Magloir* Barreau dit Sanscoucy, aiiault and battery; F.Kenny, Healing from the i»erson ; Jane Long, larceny from the per*on ; Emma Williams, Isi ceny ; and Hector Lavoie, larceny.Sarah Buchanan, wile of Robert Turner, was tried for larceny.Verdict Guilty of teceiving stolen goods.Walter Quinn and Andrew Barr were put upon their trial for larceny Verdict,\u2014aa to Quinn, Guilty,\u2014a* to Barr, Not Guilty.tics of the rupture, ami policy may dictate -\t\u2014 acquiscence in an alfront, there art» conse-\u2019 The Berlin Cross anticipates that in case queiices which, rs neither of the two (Jov- of a war with the l niteu States, England « ernments has considered, so neither of them maritime commerce would be destroyed in a will be able to modify or d.vert.Whenever lew weeks, and England s dominion ol the Englishmen and Americans meet\u2014whether seas would be at an end.\t.\t.abroad or in British possessions\u2014tliere will t A letter Irom the Conut of Pariais said be for some dine to come ill-tlisguised con- j be making a sensation in the political world sciousness, of a triumph on one snle an«l ill at the French capital ; lie protests against smothere»! sentiments of resentful humilia- fusion, and declares that lie shall take the lion on the other.How long feelings of this will ol his father as the rule of his poney, nature can predominate without leading to It has been forbidden, at \\ ienna to print some awkward practical development it is portraits of august personages on pocket not for us fo say ; but it is clear that their handkerchiefs; first, in consequence of the , long repression during peace must add mten sity to the exasperation of any future more open conflict.That such a catastrophe would l»e embittered by the recollections of the recent «lia-pute, and that these would lend to magnify calamities in themselves sufficiently great distinction of the handkerchief; and, secondly, because portraits of this nature are gene rally anything but flattered.A subscription is being formed for the erection of a chapel at Agincourt in honour of the victims of that battle.It is known that amongst the dead were 8000 knights and Quebec, July 7, IS.\".!) «quest on the The CirtiEs* or qcEBEC.THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.SIR JAMES CLARKE\u2019S Celebrated Female Plllu.Freparetl from a prescription of Hir Junes Clark*.M D .Fhvsh-iau Kstraonlinary to tb# «Jueen This In valuable MeUirino is unfailing In the cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases incident to the femaJ# constitution It moderates all excess, removes all obstructions, and bring» on the monthly perio«l with regularity.The»# Fills should be u»«-d tero or three weeks previous to roniineim-nt .thev fortify tho constitution, and lessen the suffering during labor, enabling the mother to per form her duties «vlth safety to herself and child These Fills should not be taken by females during th* «rst three months of pregnancy, as they are sure to bring on miscarriage, but at any other lime they are safe.In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain In the Hack and Limbs.H«-avloes».Fatigue on Slight Ka-ertion.Falpitatlon of the Heart.Lowness of Kplrits.Hysterics.Kick Headache.White* and all U.e painful diseases occasioned by a disorderly system, these FlUs will effect a cure when all other means have failed, and although a powerful remedy.v ua real-Ued with the least poseible delay The only consideration tending fo throw a shad* of doubt over Ihe pfar lleahlltiy of the measure I* the Jengthencil duration of the voyage, and the somewhat large amount of raplial necessary to carry on the enterartac to a auocesafol I# sue.It may be argued, that.In a country^ Ilk# this, where wealth is not overffowingly abundant.It would be difficult fo disengage sufficient capital from other commercial pursuit* fo Invest In the t hin* trade-that those of our merchants who are carrying on a general btitlncta to thu fair limit of th^tf\twould oo i\t~le»\t.* \u2014 \u2014 - \u2014\t- averoe to relinquishing aey porlloe of that business, pgrtilisrly ffficacioua preparation lerthecur# of for th# purpose of empfoving th# raottal thus liberated.Toothache he# no njtisl.Too much cannot In an enterprlae which ¦ OM* **\t.p«.0h thoutd ke «aid ill ita praise.It MAS and wilt fur# the cearful.In reply fo these objections, tf any tech ahouki .\t.\t» he msde.w* may atate.that It was never roetemplar tnotniche.\t, ., ed by itm«# wbo edveeete the eeUrgement of our trade | For Itl* by Druggn** gintrslly.jnly 3,12 Fish, &c., Just Received.inn n™.LARGE DRY M«chtnf-11/1/ able CODFISH.Ril Barrels Prime Labrador Herring, 25 Barrels Green Codfish.|0 Do.Caplin, 7 Casks Cod Liver Oil.M.H.WARREN.Quebec, lO\u2019h July, 1856.By Direct Official Authority.THE CANADA GENERAL RAILWAY nnd Steam Navigation Gold* for JULY, after the pUn of the Engüah \" Bradabaw,\u201d with s large vsntty of local, general and valuable inki(nation, collected end arranged exclusively for the publication.Illustrated with a plan and well executed MAP OK THE RAILWAYS OF CANADA, shewing those completed, in progrès*, and protected.\u2014Prie# ?4d.Just received and For Sale by _ MIDDLETON k DAWSON.Mountain Hill.Quebec, July 10, 1856.ACCOUNT BOOKS, tec- A * TH0 WPSOIIy, ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURER ami» PAPER RULER, Nuns' Buildings, St.Peter Street.FULL SETS of BOOKS for Banks, Insurance Com panic*.Mercantile House*, Associations, A*., mad* to order, from the best English Papers, of superior Binding, and Paged.\u2014ALSO.\u2014 All varieties of Plain A Dkcobativx Binding.March 17, 1856.\tI2m^ JUST OPENED.WU, iiSKtl^e) Chemist, Druggist, and Apothee&ry, No.]4>, Bunde Street, L4TK OF THK FIRM OF JOHN MUSSON & CO.BEGS io inform hia friends and tb* public that he hsa OPENED HIS SHOP, oppoeit* the EnsNcir CATHxnntL.and has just received a STOCK of ENGLISH DRUGS, Ac., aa well as s large assortment of ENGLISH an G & ROGERS AIL RO .'CIRC CABS! j r People, ipertir.,) I au to !1AxKS \u201c AHaoppV' Vy m quarts and pint».800 Krga No.I White Lrad.\t.,\tH.J.N\u2019OAD St CO.Quebec, July 2, 1856.stows mm, Fate LAMB'S, ST.JOHN STREET, T\t.QUEBEC.Hr.undersigned having leased the above well known Hotel, hopes by strict attention anu Moderate Chargea to share the Patronage so .iberally bestowed upon bia brother-in-law, Thos Lamb.I BIV Al E BOARDERS can be accommodated on Moderate Terms.mm o Quebec, July 3, 1856.JOHN DEXTF.R, 3m apl 3u FOR SALE.9^0 TTHI)S-BRIME BRIGHT SUGARS AX 2(XI Puncheons MUSCOVADO MOLASSES, in Puacheont, Hhds.and Barrel*.158 Puncheon* White Neuvitaa SYRUP, in Puncheon*, Hhd* and Barrel*.Also\u2014to arrive : 500 Barrel* No.I CRUSHED SUGAR.50 Hhds.LOAF SUGAR.Quebec, June 23, 1856.LANE, GIBB k CO.1m Ex laARTDIltfG Amelia,'* from Oporto Quebec, July 7, 1856.THOMAS BURNS.Gents, or FARMERS A MECHANICS\u2019 Insurance Company f OF PHILADELPHIA.Paid up Capital, fcnrplus, \u2022 \u2022 -\t- can,ooo -\t075,000.THE undersigned has been appointed AGENT for the above Company, at Quusbc.and i* prepared to iaaoe Policie* upon OCEAN MARINE and INLAND NAVIGATION RISKS at Fain Karrs.OiT PREMIUMS PAYABLE at QUEBEC.\u201d \u201cOPEN POLICIES ISSUED ON FAVORABLE TERMS.\u201d \u201c FIRE RISKS\u201d taken on Vessel* on tbe Stock*, or in Dock.For further particulars, apply lo A.McLIMONT, St.Lawrence Chamber*, _ .\t\u2014_\tSt.Peler Street Quebec, March 28,1856.to 15 nee.SELLING AT REDUCED PRICES _____\tAT Wm.Laird & Co.'s.V;.The Subscriber* wn| commence on MONDAY, 7th JULY, H) SELL the remainder of their SPRING and SUMMER Stock o f Dry (inoils AT Greatly \u201c '\t1 Prices, To m«ke room for tbetr FALL GOODS, expected about the middle of Auguat.WM.LAIRD K CO.Fabrique Mreel.Quebec, July 7, 1856.Shingles and Laths.r»OR SALK, at WOLFE\u2019S COVE -A large X* quant,IV \"f SEASONED SHINGLES and LATHS.Apply et ALLAN GILMOUR fir CO.\u2019* Office, 8t.Peter Street, or Wolfe\u2019* Co?#.Quebec, 23nl June, 1856.\t3w-2*w Em liBIM' The Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada.NOTICE i* hereby given to the holder» of \u2022uch Share* in th* lar* St.Lawrence and Atlantic Railroad Company, the Quebec ami Richmond Railroad Company, and the Toronto and Guelph Railroad Company, now amalgamated and formiug part of the GRAND TRUNK R AILWAY COMPANY OF CANADA, under the provision* of the Acts 16 Vie., cap.39 and 76, a* have been converted into Shaiee of the \u2022aid Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada, that the INTEREST for tho halt-yeer ending FIRST JULY next, on auch of tbe Mid converted Share# \u2022\u2022 are held in Canada, will be paid at the Office of ihe Company in Montreal on and after the FIFTEENTH day of JULY next.Tbe INTEREST on the amount |«aid m on tbe A Share* of the Company, as well \u2022\u2022 the Interest on auch of the converted Share# of the above Companies as ar* held in England, will be paid in Imi.don, at the Office of the Company, 21, Old Broad Street.The Transfer Book» of the Company will be closed from th# 1st July until the 15th July, inclusive.tf* Parlie* applying for intereat will have to present their Scrip there* at the Office.By order, JOHN M.GRANT, _\t._ ._\tAwi.-Seeretary.Grand Trnnk Railway Office#, i l.lltl* St.James Street,\ty Monireai, 28ih June, 1856.)\t2aw-15j notice! A A.SIMPSON h CO., are requested to make immediate payment to the endereig ned, and if not settled within tbe lat August next, all aceoenia will he placed in handa of an Attorney.A.SIMPSON, Quebec, July 7, 1866.\t.2w Saw ÆO 0UARTER CASKS SUPERIOR ynl PORT WINE, consisting of the lavonte brands, Queen\u2019a Port, London Port,and Pure Juice, all the above brands arawell known in the London Market of Meaars.Osbobn k 'pencks, of Oporto._ L , , LANE, GIBB k CO.Quebec.23rd June, 1856.NOW LANDING AND FOR SALE LOAF and Crushed Sugar, Fine Souchong, Gunpowder, Hyaon and Hr \u2022on Twankay Tea», Turkey Figs in «mall drum*, Belmont Sperm and Belmont Candle*.Olive Oil, Snla Ash, ashing Soda, Linseed Oils, Putty in Bladders and Bulk, Painta Best No.I.\u201e .\t,\tGIBB k ROSS.Quebec.31 at May.1856.E.BURST ALL k CO.Quebec, July 2.1856.WANTED aO CHAftTEt TONNAGE to Plymouth, Cork, Hull, NrwfEitle, and iirimaby.by K.BURSTALL & CO.Quebec, June 26.1856.FOR SALK.A HANDSOME SHIP, )Ust launched by Mr.Tkaiian, un- der special inspection ol Lloyd\u2019» Surveyor, \u2019oclass seven year*, vii Apply to ANDERSON k PARADIS.Commercial Chamber*.Quehec, 25th June, 1856.Wanted to Charter, A VESSEL of 2HIP-MASTERS who are already Subscriber*, and all ibose who with to become Members ol the Association, that the Books are now at the Harbour Office, where acceis can be had to them I.I).ARMSTRONG, Harbour Master.Quebec, 20th June, 1856.\t4w PA8BAOE To UTERPOOL.THF A.I Australian Clipper Ship\u20191 EMMA\u201d .Samvel Un-derwoop, Commander, haa iii|>er\u2019 tor accommodation for a few first Class Pasaengers ; will «ail for Liverpool about the 12th of July next.Apply to Capt.on Board.at East India Wharf, Or to A.k D.RITCHIE, Esq, Deans Building*.Quebec, I8th June: 1856.Apply at the Ofli< e of this paper.Ouebec, 23rd June, 1806.WAN I ED\u2014A Good Straw Bonnet Maker\u2014 v v Apply to the Misses Hysbani*, 43, St.John Street, without.Quebec.16th May, 1856.Hoard and Lodglog* MRS.STEELE, 165, Mount Pleasant, lia* accommodation for 1 WO gentlemen.Quehec, June 13, 1856.OFFICE OK JNsl'KClOK AND SUPEKIN-TENDFNT OF POLICE.Quebec.27tb May, 1856.MASTERS of Ship* Slid others whom the subject cancel im ere jwinculerly requested lo take Notice \u2022\u2014 That the River Police ar* liberally paid and provided by Govenmggnt with everything mrersary to render (be for* e eflectiv# aud that they are not allowed to reoiye, from any other source, money or other giaiuitv tor services rendered in ihe performance ol then iif- \u20187- it is an important part of the duly of the Police to he vigilant in the protection of property afloat, and when auch pioperty ha* been disjieis ed by the severity ol Ihe weather, or lost, or is missing from other cause, to u.ake every exertion to recover the same.All timber, boa's and oth«r property saved or picked up by the Police ate deliverable to the °\u2019*\u201d**¦re, on identification, tier ol chatge.The loi ce i* under the irr inediate roMiol ol Mr.Kohlrt Heksv Kiksell, CLiet (\u2019orata- blr, and he, oi in nia abaence another Ottirer, will aluaja be found in attendance at the Cul-de-Sac Station, Lower 'I\u2019ow n.Any cnuiie of cni|ilair,t on th\u2018-»e several heads, or any other conreimo» roi.duet or inelficien-cy of the force, Mill teceive doe altentton wheii reported to the uiidei*igned.J.MACUIRF, I.k 8.ol Police.Quebec, Mav 2H, 1856.(oiiiiiipmnl lloiisp.GREAT REDUCTION THE QUEBEC TURF CUB Sujierioi [ V ST RECEIVED\u2014PORTER\u2019S Bf KNINtf FLUID, and for tale by WM.BENN1NG, Chemist and Druggist, _\t.\t.\tNo.14, Buade street.Quehec, 23rd June, 1856.Bcunetff, TO efli Muslin Dresses, bilk Capes.an* rniiüjiusjcl CORDAGE.^I ^ONS ROPE, aisorted sixes, 2 to 31 ins.n-K t -\tM- H* WARRKN.Quebec, June 30,1S56.Brandies & Gin, Just received per \u201d Alice aud Ann\u201d: 10 LTHr,s geneva, Av7 A A 3 Hbds.Old Cognac, 4 Hhds.Otard\u2019a do.100 Cases Geneva, (Red) 50 Do.do., (Green) MA PTHEW H.WARREN.Quebec, June 28, 1856.Labrador Herrings, Ju»t received per Brigantine \u2022\u2019 Mary.\u201d PBLS* LABRADOR herrings.-I) MATTHEW H.WARREN.Quebec, June 28, 1856.PORT MINES.TUST RECEIVED\u201425 Pipes and one Quarter J Cask PORT WINK.MATTHEW H.WARREEN Quebec, June 28,1856.fcO**.A GOLD WATCH and CHAIN, from St.John Street to Durham Terrace, on Saturday evening.A suitable reward will be given to the finder, on leaving the same at the Office of this paper.Quebec, 8th July, 1856.\t3 Fit AM CIS BieAlB, PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR, OFFICE, No.63, Qdken Stbekt.St.Rocha, 2nd July, 1856.\t6m New Goods, Just Received per Steamer\u201d Indian\u201d: rHE LATEST FASHION of READY MADE SUMMER COATS < nd I ROW SERS j alto, I Caae of the BEST SCOTCH TWEEDS, which will be sold at aruall advance on Coet.no atcoNO price.I.k J.L.k LEWINE.Quebec, June 6,1856.WANTED TO CHARTER VESSEL of 180 Tons, or thereabouts, to load Lumber for Buenos Ayres, with Return Cargo.\u2014 Apply to HENRY CHAPMAN k CO.Qoebee, June 13.1856.\t.WANTED TO (HARTER A VESSEL of from 200 to 350 Ton* Register, to load a Cargo of Timber and Deals for Dundalk.Apply to ALLAN GILMOUR k CO.Quebec, June 3, 1856.N Old (JE.L.& J.BRINDAMOUK, BUTCHERS.Stall \\o.:t, Lower Town Market Hall, BEG leave to inform Owners and Master* of Vesse's, that they have constantly on hand a Choice Assoitment of every article in their line, of the best qualities.PRICE OF BEEF\u2014.Nil.delivered on board Vessels in the harbour.Quebec, July 3, 1856.\tu THE ANVIL CHORUS, From th* Opera of It Tbavatobe.CHEER, BOYS CHEER I With variation*, and fingered tor Pupils, bv Charles Gkobk.GOOD NEWS r&OZhZ no ME With variations by GifQimr.Brilliant vanatiors by Chuuk on the favorite Melody, SHELLS OF OCEAN.CAREY, BROTHERS, .Music Library._ .\t24, Su John Street.Quebec, July 1,1856.To Builders and Others.THE Undersigned would call the attention of BUILDERS and others to ht» EX 1ENMVE STOCK ol WELL SEASONED M.XI1ER, Consisting of ROOFING.FLOORING, CEILING and PANEL BOARD*».SCANTLING kc., which he will sell on reasonable terms for Cash or approved credit.Pieces Prepare*! 3-inrh PINE and SPRUCE FLOOR[Ng;.u,table lor \u2022More», Railway Depots, kc.1.HOOKES, Saw and Planing Mil», ^ v .\t, lSt'Fr,ne*,J>«\"Pt.St.Rock».Quebec, lat July, 1856 effect a clearance, the subscriber has made _ GREAT KEDUL 1\u2018IGN in the maiked price ofhia Entire Mock of MI.K and STRAW BONNETS, MUSLIN DRKbSKb, MI.K CAPES and VISIT TEH.Buyers w ill find a saving in these goods worthy of their attention.CF* The LowrsT Pair g marked in | lain figures ou every article.\u2014 NO SECOND PRICE.\u2014 PATRICK O\u2019NEILL, Cnmir.erci4l House, Buade Street.Quehec, June 28, JM56.Sprinji (\u2022«oils ! ! GLOVER'& FRY 81 HAVE JUST RF.( F.IVEIL via Boston and Giai.u Trunk Kailioad - GREAT VaRIK-3 V '\u2022( V-'V'.\u2019\u2019 Em &-B W From l.omlon a:i«1 I\u2019arln.bTRAW BONNKT remaining in the Quebec Poet Office, on the 1st July, 1856.If the follow ing Letters are not redeemed within MX WEEKS from this date, they will be aent to the Dead Letter Office.N.B.\u2014Persons enquiring for any of those are reapectfully requested to aak for ArvaartsKD LETTEM.\u201d The numbers after tome of the namea denote the number of Letter* to the same address.A Anderson Mr Hg School, Allen James, Atkins J Hon\tArmatage John Alexander, Capt James .B Breen Ellen,\tBreen Ellen Bigrstaff Hue\tHe[l J W Barnard Jas m\tBarclay Robert C Cay John Suitable for Spring wear,\u2014 SLEEVED CAPES.ALLIED CAPES, MORNING COATS.OFFICE COVES, FROCK COA'IN, VEM \".TROWSKKS, -A\\I>- A small assortment of BOV\u20198 ETON JACKETS VESTS, and TROW-SERS.Quebec, April It).1856.S ELU.YU\tOFF DRY GOODS.J.& E.Morgan, WILL commence r»n MONDAY, the 24th instant, to SELL OFF At unusually L4>W PRH\u2019FS.ther Stock ot Staple & Fancy Try Go ds, roNeisTiNo or ( arpe**.Curtain Damasks.Kuriii*htng Materia!», Fancy Silks.Fancy Drc»s (ioiKl».French Merinos.Paisly and Cashmere Shawls, Paraso'i, Kid Gloves,(very cheap) Lace Goods, Sewed Muslins, f aney Ca>aiin«>res.Vettings, And a variety of other goods too numerous to detail* Qcebec.March 22, I\u2018\u2022\u201956.(HE Steamer PRINCESS ROYAL\u201d will leave ST.ANDREW\u2019S WHARF every TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNING, at KI(»HT o\u2019clock, callinx *t Llslet and St* Denis, both ways.On the THURSDAY TRIP she will proceed as tar down as KlMOUSKI, touching at \"»!.Simon.Should the business to the tw o last places be sufficient to pay all expenses, the Boat will be kept running regularly.J.WILSON.Quebec, 2nd Julv, 1856.For Immediate Sale, of Arthur and Dalhousie LOT bvtween St.NOTICE!!! THE Subecriber, being about to RRRCT A LARGE FIRST CLAS* 4'oi*im«>rclal RtiUdlnfC, in the moat CiNTHAr.Past of the Lowaa Toww ol Quebec, having a frontage of (64) Sixty-Four Feet on Sr.Pktkr\u2019* and Saolt-si'-Matelot Stbieti; ia open to the application of the Baux», or of Mxamant* desirous of having a permanent business Establishment, a* (heir views and arrangements can be more easily carried out while the Building ia in progress, and a Lease of 6, 7, or 9 years will he granted.\u2022\u2022 may be agreed upon.A pplication to be made to tbe Subscribing Proprietor, St.Deni* STaarr.Cape, or to Mr.E.Stavk-let, Architect, Clapham\u2019f Offices.Lower-Town, where Plana can be aeen and w here offer* can be made.H.GOWRN.Quebec, 1st July, 1866.\t9-3»w Now Books, 5ic., by* Express.HUTRA, by Frederika Bremer, by Mary nowitt.The Wanderer, a lai# ol Lifo'* Viciai-tudes, by tbo author of tho Watch mao, Blackwood's Magasin# for June, Frank Lealio'a Illustrated Journal, Leolls'* Gaxetto of Fashion for July, NC translate.) 6* 3d 6a 3d 1» 3d I* laid P.SINCLAIR, Quebec, July 4th, 1856.8t.John Street.rHE LOT Comer Streets.The Extensive BEACH Peter and Dalhousie Streets.The LOI on 6t.Louis Road, 20 acres, held in perpetuity._\tJ.JONES.Quebec.28th June, 1856.\tu-2aw-mfcs Printing Ink.rHE Subscriber hat always on hand a large Supply of Book, News and Card Inks, at Price» lower th«n they can be imported.The quality is also superior to any that haa ever been introduced to (hi* market.These Irka are now in general use in the principal Cities of Canada, and may be depended on.P.SINCLAIR.Quebec, lat Julv.1856.INWARD CONSIGNEES PER Bark \u201d GE88NER,\u201d from Bremen will please pass their entriea without delay.FUNCH, MKINCKE A CO.Quebec, 4th July, 1856.lireiiISff BEOCAVIOB.MRS.STURTON having just arrived from England, where the has conducted an Educational Establishment lor many years, ia desirous of obtaining a limited number of Daily PrrtL*.The Court# of instruction comprise* Ekoiish (including the use of the Globes, Composition, Ac.,) KaaacM.w ith a Parisian accent, ir alian, Latin, Mraic, Drawing, and Painting.For Term», apply at Mra.Sti\u2019rton\u2019* residence, No.24, Richrmki- Strxkt.Quebec, June 21, 1856.\tim NOTICE ALL Pereon# INDEBTED to the ESTATES of gii.rridf.a Maguire,and Charles GILBRIDE, Merchant Tailors, are hereby requested to make payment of their reapee-live amounts to the undersigned, who is duly authorised to receive the same.Aa tbe aflaira of tbe Ratatee must anon be closed, it ia requisite that an immediate aettlerent be used#, otherwise tbe account* will be placed ia the head* of in, Advocate for collection.B.MEGONE, Shaw\u2019s Buildings.Lower Town.Quebec, June 30, 1856.Calment Brother* Cooke George C Crow Davie Croabey D Cerry Hugh Colima James l>oyle Patrick Forba William Funny Kill* Grove H J Gillespie |'«a Gabbett Ellon Hockiurn Alexander How Wm Bussell Hsle* James Henderson Ann Hill Robt Hylon William Hally Mr Jones John Kelly » Lynch Patrick Lavy Patrick Leech Peter Macafrey Ther Millar Jamea Monahan John Mcl>onald R Alex * Morri* Capt.Mcbweeney Jan# McNilyre Peter Mallin Patrick Nicholson Robt O\u2019Sullivan James Onell Csthnne Pike Robert Revan James Seorway John Taylor Jamea Contin F Conway Ann Orosbey D Connor John Donahoe Martin R F Fuller S M (\u2022lover Robert Goederly H Grey Samuel H Highman W Hoilmgworth William Hangleton Eastern Hardy Charles Hart John Hardy Wilfred E Kinatead Dannie) 1.Leith John Lenaard John M Morent Peter McKith William McMilion Meichal McDonell Allen McNicall Alexander MeV'uoicI Owen McCarty Patrick McLaugland Robert N O Oatman George O\u2019Reily Elena P Phillip John R Ryan Hanorah 8 Hhannahan William Tobin Thomas W#l*h Thomae Whiter Allen Poar-OrrtcE, Quebec, July 4, 1856.Woolf# John To Farmers & Country Merchants J.Hewitt A Co.HAVE now on hand one n| th# LARGEST and BEST ASSORTED Mocks of Dry Coods, in the City, which they w ill Sell at the loweat poaaible price\u2014 For CASH.A liberal discount allowed *o Country Dealers.38, St.John\u2019* Gate, Firet Dry Goods Store inside the Gate.Quebec, 14th June, 1856.\tim Silks, Satinettes &f* A CONSIGNMENT-^ BLACK GLACE\u2019 SILKS, GROSdrNAPLEs, SA1INKTI ES.received per last Steemer, for »alf at 2» per cent under the ordinary puce.J.HEWITT A CO.^ ,\t38.St.John Street.Quebec, 14th June.1856.\t|m Just Landed and lor Sale.25 25AdoS DARK iC0,;NAC BRANDY.\u2014 ALSO,\u2014 3 Butts Beet-Root Rum.JAMES M.KERR, 85 St.P»ul Street.Quebec, June J9, 1836.Levels, &.c.ASma'l ( onsignment best manufactured, consisting of,\u2014 5 Engineer's Criirch Levels.46 Spirit Levels.\u2014anp.\u2014 A quantity ot Gla** l ube* for Levels, proved and unproved, tor sale.JAMES M.KERR, 85 St.Paul Street.Quebec, June 19, 1856.English Coal Tar For Sale.A FEW Ca.ks Of GENUINE ENGLISH ( OAL TA wnirauted ol a vety superior qaulity, for sale by WILLIAM TAIT, 61.St.Peter btreet.Quehec, 14th June, 1856.C A T A W II A vtnsrgH, BKYNOLDS LOWER TOWN.Quebec, June 14, 1856 qurbrr (i*s fompaiij, N O fl C F, THE discount on all Ga* consumed by meter, ami paid lor in rnnlormitv with the Riit.à of the Company, will be in future TWENTY PER CENT.By order of the Director*, P.PEEBLES, o\tMarager.Ga» \\N oaxs, Quelrec.6th June, 1856.Yfunatka Pottery and Brick Work*.T}\\L^-,,*r,,\u2018nH\u2019 A(;F:NT for the above WORKS, is now prepared to contract tor the dej.very of HARD BURNT RED BRICKS, and DRAIN TILES.Snmplcs can he *een at hi* Office.J.H.CLINT, _ ,\t8|, Paul Street* QueW, 10th June, lc.»r;.\t^ tm LEON ARELa BUTCHER.STALL No.26, Lower Town Market.Supplies Ships with Prime Beef et 6d.currency per lb.Quebec, 7lb June 1856.WILL TAKE PLACE OVFR THE PAINS OF ABRAHAM jiAsis TUESDAY &.WEDNESDAY, TL« 5th end 6th of Atrauar next.FIRST DAY.\u2014TUESDAY : The 41 QUEEN'S PLATE\u201d of FIFTY GUI-NKAS, the gift ol Her Moat Graciou* Majesty,\u2014 for hoi sea bred in Lower Canada only.\u20142 mile dash : Entrance X7 lu».,\u2014p p \u2014urf Club Weights.SECOND RACE: The SCURRY STAKES of \u2019A12 10*.; half mile he»:» : Entrance A'2 lUe-\u2014p.p \u2014lor uu-rained boraes that have never won purse, piete or aweetetake,\u2014aubjeci to the approval of the \"tewarda, to be ndden by Oltireia, or Members ot the lurt Club, (who may be balloted lor on the day ot the race) : rateb Weight».THIRD RACE : ;ilie TURF CLUB M\u2019RhR of £50.Two .T,' ?\tEntrance £5,\u2014half lorleit.Turf ( uh w eights :\u2014for Province bred hoists only.SECOND DAY\u2014WEDNESDAY : The HURDLE RACE of £30 ; over eight hurdle#,\u20142 nul»; daeh.the hurdles to be 3 leet 6 inches high, stiff timber : Entrance £7 lo*., half forfeit,\u2014welter weight*: ojien to all horses.' 2nd RACE: The MERCHANTS PURSE of $300.Eo-trancC' £7 Ills., half foifeit,\u2014ihiee mile heals.Turf Club Weights,\u2014ojien to II horsea.3«d race : Tb«\tof £25.En- »rnuce £3 ; mile heats,\u2014open to all horsea_ 1 urf Club Weights.A EEPSTAKE of $100 each, will be rut-tor on the last day of the Races, to which lb* < lub w ill add $- 2 mile beats.\u2014Turf Club Weight*,\u2014ojien to ell horaes :\u2014to close on Tuesday, the lat day of the Races, at 8 o'clock P.M., at RtraatiLL\u2019s.Entries enclosed to tbe Secretary, will only be made known at that time.The decision ol the Steward# in all cases shall be final.\"bould attempt* be made by any jieraon or jiersocs w homMiever, to mterrujit, or in any way jitevent any horse or nder Irom winning a race, '(¦hall b# discretional with'be Steward* to ad* judge and award the pur*e.or race to the owner tand and 'be 1 urf (.lub Ntand, or On any ot the btanda on the inside of the Course (track), (he grand stand, and the public stand will, however, be open ujion the usual conditions.Officers of the Army, or Navy and Commissariat admitted at members on sending rheir *ub->cri|»tion of Five Dohar*.to tbe Treasurer.All entries to Ik?made at the Mesa-a.Ri-siell\u2019s Hotel.Palace Street, on MONDAY EVENING the 4th Auguaf, at EIGHT o\u2019clock.Bv request, JAMES MOTZ, Smcj.k Treasurer.Quebec.July t, 1856.\t3aw Landing and for Sale.44 Ex Montreal.City of Quebec, City of Jfa-mtlton, Si>ectre, Mtdan, Excort, Pearl, Golden .V//ring,\u201d fyt.kc.OOi IJOXES Casey*» Liverpool Soap, _D 5UC Bags Eaat India Rice, l'.)n Chests best bouchong, 150 Hbds De Kuyjter\u2019s Hollands, 250 Cases do\tdo 25 Puns Old Jamaica, 250 Bbls.No.I Crushed Sugar, 25 Hhds.Loaf bugar, 2ta) Ebl*.Hibbert\u2019a 8?Abbot*» Potter, 1UO Bbls.Pale East India Ale, 100 Cases London Gin.\u2022* Booths.\u201d 5>i Qr.Casks Clive Oil 5u Cares Mustaid.1 ib.k.{ lha.5o Barrel* Alum 5»I Bbls.Eloui bu'phur.Its) Crate* A'jne Bottles.2t> Hhds.Button Blue, 5\" Hhd*.Soda Ash.\u201c Lutyoches,\u201d lo ( best* Madras Indigo, 500 Box#» Belmont Sjierm Candles, Itaa) Keg« No.I While Lead.250 Keg» Hubbarh\u2019s Zinc Paints \u2022\u201cA LHO\u2014 Caraw.iy, Hemp and Canary Seed, London Porter and Pale India Ale m hhds.Frown Windsor oap.No.I Glue, lainglasr, Sugar Candy, >ago, hi.r.kc.LANE, GIBB k CO.Quebec, May 12, 1856.\t2iw C0G\\A M4\\4\u20ac;FR.VINE GROWERS\u2019 COMPANY OF COGNAC.THI9 COMPANY, organized with a capital ot THREE MILLIONS FRANCS, k compo-ed of For;»TKr.N Hundred of the most wt-althy and influential Proprietors in the Dra-trict or Cognac, and it* extensive storehouses are located in tbe centre of the towm of Counac.The undersigned, having been appointed Agent# in th# Canadas tor the above Company, solicite with perfect confidence, the patronage of their tnenda and the trade at large, being satisfied ot their ability o compete successfully in quality, maturity and prire.with the most popular and well-known brands.Samples of the('omj>anv' (\u2022knuink Cognac Bsanpiks may be examined at the office ot Ibe undersigned.SHERRIES\u2014Agents for Meaars.Lacavb t Echecopae.Cadiz, Pale and Gold Sherriea, high and low grades, also Superior Amontillado, in qr.-Caaka * Octave* and ( ases.PORT M INFS,\u2014comprising different giades,\u2014 Agents for Messra.Bbuno Silva 5r Son, Oporto.CHAMPAGNE\u2019\u2014Superior Sillerv Mousseux, Agents for J.A.Garrkau, à Avia Champagne.LANE.GIBB A CO.Quehec, 31st Janv., 1856.\t6m HOUSE TO LET.PH AT on JkgçA rl1HATnlea*an'ly situa\u2019ed COTTAGE luiffl i \"\u201d>«¦ STE.FOYE ROAD, near «¦\u2022 to MOUNT PLEASANT, and lately occupied by J.J.Lowxnrji.Esq.Immediate possession.\u2014Rent moderate.J.S.HOSSACK, Notary, Quebec, 4th July, 1856.\t*\t| FOR SALS, With Immediate Po*eeaaion : Affik A FINK LOT at Point Levi, op-lijil - A poaite the Kt gli*h ('hurch, in Free Common Soccag# containing 50 x 90 teet, with a WOODEN HOUSE then-on eiected.Term# very liberal.« .\t» |\tN.H.BOWEN, Quebec, July 4, 1856.For Sale or To Let, JbrnL {AOTTAC.E, STABLES ami OR-IiS\u2019ffl CHARD, aituated near 8T.FOY \u20141~BL CHURCH.Apply to E.GLACKEMRYRR.Quebec, 7th Tniy, 1856.\tIf.P.ARCHITBCTÜHB 1YHE undersigned, edoeeled In I^mdon, and just arrivetl in Qoehec.kegs to iuGmate that he I» prepared to meke PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS amt ESTIMATES, for Oenitemen\u2019a Residence# and Publie Budding#, amt generally enter upon the p»*f!iee of hie profession.He brings with him the la'eet impmvementa of the age, end i* en generally conversent with the several hrenehea ot Aechitkctcek, that he trusts to meet with support and encouragement and will endeavour to merit it.LACHLAN MACLEAN.AftCMITKCT, No.15, John Street.Quebec, June 16,1856.Imp 2924 TH* HOKHIHO CHROHIOL*.THTTRgb WWW \u2022 V*M « ran abusas nmsi4j BSTAl MAU Êm Hew Work to Uterrool iitr Cabih Pamao».filO Sbiomd üo do .*® Sscomo do do \u2022;\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 Tteaàipa from Bootoo colUt Hdif»!.Pomia, Coût Judkiiu, Canada, Copt Lo»f.Abasia.Ctpl htotio, A»i«MCA,CiiPt Wickman A»ia, Cont C O Lolt.Niaoaoa, Copt Byno.Afbica, C»pt dbaiinoo, Kübofa, IrOpt J Leiteti carry o cloor \\VbU« Light «t ou atorboort) bow; Red on For Sale or To Let.FOU VALE, Ma TW\u2019O-STOKY HOUNK.aituated in AA.b>.Vatier Slieet, fonning tba cor* i>*r o( \u2018l'uigeon Street, i he Hohh» fa well adanted tor biutuoaa, having been occupied aa aurh for the laat ten yearn.Kor conditions apply ou the premises, or at this otficc.Quebec.I7lb June, 186b.Tkaaa rat aat baud; G port bow.Asia, Lott.Canada, Lang, Arnica, Shannon, Niauaua, Leit'h.PnnatA, Judkins, Abauia, Stone, For Sale or To Let.TO LET.MrpHK LARtiR HOUSK in St.Lowla Jl.Street.©ppo»it* the Music Hall and now in the occupation ot the Govern* ment.Poaae^ion I st May next.Apply U» H.8.ANDERSON, Or\tWESTON HUNT.Quebec.J any., 22, 1858.________ BUSINESS NOTICES.taaea WEDMESDAV.N York, do itth July.Boa ton.do 16th \u201c N Yoik, «Jo ?3id \u201c Boston, «Jo doth ** N.York, do tilh Aiir._____\tBoston, «to 13tb \u201c .Bertha not aecured until paid for.An exparienced Surgeon on board.The owners oftheaaahipa will not be account able for Gold, Silvar, Bullion, Specw, Jewelry Precious Stones or Metals, unless bills ot lading are signed therefor and tha value thereof therein \u201cKTÎipt\u2022g'T*NARD.4 Bowling Green, New York, Or S.S.LEWIS.Boston.Agents in Europe:\u2014D.êt C.Madvra, Li* vsr|>ool; G.êt J.Boons,Glasgow ; J.D.Kooai, ^2 Old Broad Street, London ; Donald Coaaiv, Havre, and 17 Boulevard «lea Italiens, Pans.July 7.ISA A STEAM COMMUINCATION BETWEEN Liverpool fy Canada.Under contract with the Provincial Government oj Canada for the Oonveyanc* of the Kail* FOR SALE.jUJL A LOT oi GROUND, containing g iV.about 4360 aupaifirial f.et, foiming tbecomer of Scoit cud Grande Allée Streets, 8t.Lewis Suburb, with sevetsl BUILD* IKGS, theieon erected.Most unexceptiousble titles will be given to the purebater.Apply to M.TESSIER.Notary.Quebec, June 9, I86C.\t2mp VERMONT AND CANADA RAIUEIOAD.BRITISH AND UNITED STATES aoura MÏ TO LET, \u2014With Immxdiatk Possession \u2014 ¦>HE STORE and DWELLING above it, lately occupied by Mr.J.T.| Dussault, on the Ste|>s iesiluig liom Mountain Hilt to Champlain Mieet.It is w ell situated either for a Retail Gnsceiy or a Diy Goods Eslablishiuent.\u2014 Will be let very low.Apply to\tB.M Et»ONE, Shaw\u2019s Buildinits.Quebec, 3üth May, !K.rt6.\tu Upper Part of a House to Let, in the Country.iimlemgnetl oilers to LE ASE, lor a moderate rent, the l Pl\u2019KK T of his Hou«e at I.a Jkunk Lo* kkttk, containing Eive Rooms.11 ot which have been newly pain'ed, and sie well hnislwd.Prom the nature ol the proprietor's business, pallies willing lo become histenanlsinsy rest as* sun «I that they esn be, at all «iniea, abun*!antlv supplied with Meat awl Provisihna, at liberal pr,tV,\u2018\tJOSEPH DURAND.Hn'cher and Trader.Jeune Lorette, May 17,1866.FOR SALE, A BAILLEUR DE FONTS MORTGAGE for A7U0, on property of a much gieater value.Apply to Terrace Saloon, FORT STREET, 'Jppoiife Mr.J.Uutum'i Drug St on.WINKS.LIQUORS, Rernwhownta, he., ol the best description.Quebec, May 11, 1866.S.PIERCE.Gecertl CommUiion Afeat MARINE* _ .Life luBurauce emrVea Abthub SraiitT, opposite the Exchange.Quebec, May It, 1866.G.Broker & Fire At OFFICE : Ac,.l rl'HK Jal n.AT in .»\u2022 .Aug.It*.to Liver- THE \"MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S Fuat Clara Powerful Screw Steamers\t_\t\u201e\t\u201e Caplslu.\tTons.ltor*e t\u2019r \" Nobtm AatratCAN,\u201d GaAN«ix.1782, dmi.\"Canadian,\" Ballantink, 1764 , 36t>.\"Indian,\"\tJonks,\t1764, dbt*.\" Anulo Saxon.\" McMASTta.1782, Jot*.Are intended to sail KURTNIGHTl.Y between LIVERPOOL, QUEBEC and Mf>NTREAL.aa follows : Fsom t\"»i:aeooL.| I *on t|VKS»:c \"Indian.\"\t\"\t.\" An*;*.o Saxon.\"\tJune\t4.July\t\u2022» \" Noam AMKatcAN,\u201d June 18.luly \" Canadian,\"\tJolv 2.Aug ''Indian,\"\t.luly\t16,.Rates af Passage from Quebec verpool :\u2014 Fiaar Clah.T20 or $80, Second Class,.T16 or $60, Tmao Class,.i>\u20187 U» or $3U, A du'y qualified Surgeon accompann-s each The aboye Fare* do not include W mes or Li* ^''rhird Class Passengem must provnle them*et-ves h everything but Provisions, which will be \u2022 ipplied to them cna.And 0 by the atick,\u2014for fiortions ol Cargoes, inI per stick when towed Irom p*)iids lo sbi|># on the same side ol the uver; \u2014 » » D \u2014 7Jil per stick if towed across the st.Lawrenceoi liom the St.Charles.\t.\t, Bv the Lump.\u2014No charge to t e made for dU pieces remaining, hut over that 6l or < Jd a-piece ^ Deals', floated, ;* per standatd hundred.Tbo above rate* aie exclusive of any charge tor the hue ol ropes, chains, he.; th- Timber Towers being only obliged to furnish boat and m«n-\t.\t.\t.\ti A deduction of 10» per hundred ton» to be allowed w hen the vessel* take the who.e ol then cargo liom a U«om directly cpi»o»ite their mooring berth.\t.\t.In the above tariff the tonnage ia calculated according to the old measurement.tT Mr.MILES KELLY is the duly appointed Agent in conformity with the Rules and Regulations of the Association, to receive and collect all .Monies due to any of the Members during the season.\t.\t* 38[ Diamond Harbour Qtieliec, 3rd May, 1856.Plumbers1 Prices.IX conaeqnence of the practice of miastate-meitta being made to Gentlemen by acme ol the ttaile concerning my Price*.I am induced to publish the following list ol my present 'Prices, the Public ran then |udge lor themselves.sr.avicE nrrs.Strong i inch British laid, warrant'd to resist the heaviest pressure \u201c Quebec, per foot.Do.) do do do Do.J do do do WAIST OB SINB I'tPE.inch pipe (4 lbs lead) per foot.i\tdo\t!\u2022 do\t!\u2022 2 J\tdo\t1 » (5 lbs lead)\tla in.Watercloaet or Boil Pipe, per loot 3s VALVE COCK».i in.Plain Note Valve Cocka, warranted to resist l(KK) leet head,\t5a do do\tdo\t5a HOSE COCES.j Screw Nose Hose Cock, warranted in resist I(XX) feet bead.\t8« do do do do\t^ 9s Wash-hand Ba*ma in variety, 3a to 7a 6d.wateb closets- Ridgways, 50*., beat Patent Pan Closets, 70s.Sink Grates, I0«J., Plug* and Strainers.5».SOLDEE, per lb.Is 6d.Time, Fitting up Sinks, Wssh-hand Basina, and Service Pipe, 10s.per day.gt- p.S.\u2014A more detailed list in a few days JOHN PYK.Practical Plumber, Opposite the City HaP Quohee, 26th March, 1866.INSURANCE.^ Insurance Cotnp'y or OSWEGO, R.Y.% \"is\u2014'¦jrrsJ.r.iS?™ LIC 1RS KS.UIHUI 1NL JOHN ANDRRRON.Ageat.Si.Peler Btreel.EDWARD li II J.LANK & CO .& avmeH #f premium» may he renewed within three months, by paying the premium, with a fine of ten ahilliuga p«i cent, on the ptndmtion ol aatiafactory evidence of the good atate ofhealth of the Ufa SASUred-Partici|»alion ol profit* by the assured, amounting to two-third* ol ita net amount.Large Bonus declared 1855.amounting to A 2 lier cent per annum on the aum assured, being on ages from 20 lo forty 80 per cent on the premium.Next diviaioo of profit» in I860.Stamps and Policies not charged for.AH Medical Fee* |>akl by the Company.Mkdicai.RgrgBB* Da.ROW AND, No.24, St.Lewis Stieet.FORSYTH, BELL fc CO., Aonirrs Commercial Chambers.Quebec, April 29, 1856.Tin: SCOTTISH AMICiBLK fjife .Issuranee Sovietu E S T A B 1.1 S H E D 1 N Î* « 17 Great St.CAPlTAfr-*i«MÏ» 8TKRLIN8.CHAIRMAN.\u2014A.\"cTBARCLAY, Ext.dolectorl *harl*e fawaat, Eaq., I Jete Htew, R*J., Hugh Croft, Kaq., | ******.Joan Mone, E^.,\tOmmrmi Tubor.lU», Frederick Morns, Eaq., | Thomas West, Faq.,^ Cbaa.T.Seward, Esq., | F- F.Woodhouae, E*q » SECRETARY.» William H.Preston, Eaq.AUDITOR*.Henry F.y#, Fw|.\t| Tbomaa «iUiarne, Eaq.BANKERS.Messrs.Ülyn, Mille k C*.SOLICITORS.Messrs.CBT«ial*, IliRe h Ruaaall.LOCAL DIRECTORS, MONTREAL, Hon.Wm.Morria, J.G.Mackenxia, Kaq., E.K.Fabie, klaq., A.T.GbU, Eaq., Theodore Hart, Kaq.President : THE MOST NOBLE THE MARQUIS OF DALHOUSIK.Vice-Presidents : John Camtbkll CoLqviroUN, F.iq., ol Killer-mont, ia Grace The Dus* or Bdcclsvum, is («race The Di ke or Atiioll.A.DUTEMPLE & FILS Champagne Wine.WE beg leave lo inform the trade and the public in general that we have thia day appointed Mb.GKO.BUSCH, of Quebec, our At.rnt in thr Can «das.for the Sale ol Messrs A.DU TEMPLE k FILS CHAMPAGNE WINK, enabling him by constant supply to maet he demands of putchasers.KUTTRUFF k «LEOPOLD General Agent* of Meaars.A.Du tern pi# fc Fit*, in Pierry, (Champagne.) New York, Oct.lat.1K56.\t12m WITH reference to the above Card, I have the honor to invite the attention of Con-noisseura to the superiority of the DUTEMPLB CHAMPAGNE, for more than Thirty year* nni* veraally and favorably known in Europe andre* rently with enormous succeaa established in the United Stale», and shall be happy to receive order* for the same which will always meet with prompt attention.For Sale in lotatoauit purchaser» by GEO.BUSCH, Sbaw\u2019s Buildings Quebec, Oct.30.1855.\t12m N8tiM to Ship-Builders.THE Subscriber has constantly on hand, at hia OLD DEPOT, N«.305, Chamw-ain Strkkt, (opposite Mr.Henry\u2019* Foundry.) large quantity of DECK PLUGS and SIDE BOLTS from I inch to I i inch,\u2014can be far niahed at the «hortert notice, from 1000 KKI.IMNI ol the beat and dryeat quality of Pine.T.QUINN.Quebec, Jany.5.18'>6.devaigned.in BUADF.STRKKT, U.w IWM.»\"0 i\tiLftl Ihronfb ail Uit«r« and newapeper* meat paaa «nr g provided with G»| ar.d Water Fixture*, Water Clnaet*, Bath Room, kc.H.8.SCOTT, At j*ly to\tE.G.CANNON, ¦0i>liii , 26th Fehy.1856.\tN.P.ASH OAKS! NOTHING ASH OAKS! SPURIOUS ! hand.A» Utero utd ne wap* per* ^S&ZilSZS (.««W a-A c.t\tÎÎ S«sbrw 'll»™ »r\u2014'¦ M.roA.C.A.HRIREE8R k Co.Rremen.CR08L8Y R CO., Beetkamptae, WM.I9F.UN.Havre.iMy la.URMi won ftA&i, AANF.of the fine*! COUNTRY SEATS Hlfm i / in the yicinity ot Wnrh' known »\u2022 L\u2019Aatl* Cbampelie, eomprleing Garden, well atocke.1 with flint tie#*, »«d*n fglemrlve Orchard, together with a rnmmndk»** Hot»*# recently finished in modern atyle.Th# above afford# a first rate «nporinnily for ' » profitable investment, a* the \"H \"\"\u2019\"VJESiuois t SHAW, Quebec, 24th Unf., 1856.\tN«t«riee.THE Subscriber ha* con*t»ntly on hand, ¦ 1 supply of the beat made WHITE ASH OARS «saorted, a| the Oi.d D*ror.808, Cham-pjain Street, (opnoaite Mr.henrv\u2019a Foondr/ Merchant* «nd î«hip.()wner» wtl find it to their intere.t to call M the above\tWore making purebaaea elae^bero-, HANDSPIKES ami every other article for Ship use to be found of the best quality and in any quantity ieqeir#d at the aboye establishment.XJ-No tun tiers have any order* for thia eatabliahment.authority to aollci T.QUINN.Quebec, Jany.5» 1855.& MaiDiM» DRABS FOUNDER and FINISHER, Lock 15 amith, and Bell Hanger, D\u2019Aiooilioh Htbbbt, lippar Town, Corner from thn Uppoi Gat* of the Artillery Barrack*.N.B.\u2014Bell Hanging done on ibe UtftM «nd moat approved method», and on reasonable term* F.very description of Breaa Work repaired, re* .acnoared and fronted.Gongs for Engine room* made and fitted up.Quebec, 17th July, 1865.published in ita Charter : Vrraianis on rl.ki nnexpirod oa tha îÿ'th Kaby.I«2i.rrmilun, rwived tlnrliig the y«-ar rnoa Quebec Hunt\u2019s Whari and UNION BUILDING SOCIETY, Clouet\u2019, itfILNNM.?ml Frby.t IWJ\t\\2m BRITANNIA I.IFK ASSURANCE COMPANY 1 PRINCES* STREET, BANK, LONDON CtrUr* epMM Bixtire.THE GREAT rURlVIER OF THE BLOOD The Bei>l Alternative Known f Sot \u2022 Particle qf Mercury in ii / At infallible remody for Scrofula, King\u2019s Evil, Kb* urns\u2019ism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimple» or Poe\u2019alee on the Face, Blotches, Boil#, Ague sod Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringworm, or Tetter, BcaUI-head, Enlargement ard pain of th* Bg^es and Jomis, Salt Rheum, Stubborn Ulcéra, Syphilitic Disorders, and all diseases arising from an injudicious uae of Mercury, Imprudence in Life, or Imparity of the Blood.This great remedy, which 1 as become 10 rapidly aad ao justly celebrated for its extraordinary efficacy in relieving and caring many of the irro-t bat mate and terrible forma of disease with which mankind is afflicted, ia now < ffrird to lue public, with tha confident oasutanre that no Medical Discovery aver mad* haa been so eu.ineni-ly successful in curing Scrofula, anti all diaeaaea «if tbe Blood, aa Carter's Spanish Mixture.Th« proprietors ar* raceivmg by every mail most flattering and astonishing details ol ruits made in all paite of the country, and in moat caaea where the «killof tha beat Physicians had been died in vain.Ita power over tbe Blood ia truly remarkable, and all diseases arising from impurity of that great Seat of Lite, have been relieved and cured without a single failure out of th* thousands who have used it.Carter\u2019s Spanish Mixtuie contains no Metcuiy, opium, Atomic, or any dangerous drags, but is composed of Roots and Herbs, combined with other ingredients.»! known virtu# and may be given to the youngest mlant or mo* debilitated Invalid, without th* least possible he, \u2022itation.\t, ¦ We bare only room for abort extracts from the yolumea of testimony in our poaaeesion, and all from gentlemen of tbe highest respectability, well known in their vaiious localities.Pleas* read for yourselves.WM.8.BEERS k CO., Piop\u2019ra.No.304.Broadway, New York.Price ft per bottle, or aix bottles for 65.For Sat* by\u2014J.MuaaoN k Co., G.G.Aa-pou in.and Joa.Bowles, Quebec.Quebec, Oct.31, 1856.12m AYER\u2019S p.iu The Board of Trustee# have this day\u2014 Resolved,\u2014That MX res cent, intercat on the Script heretofore isaued, be paid in cash to the bohiera, or their legal représentative», on and aller the first day ol May next, aid alao, RKfoi.vr.D,\u2014 1'hat a Dividend of Twknt rx* cent, be declared on iha net amount of the earned premiums; the certificate# for which, to he issued on and after th# fourteenth day ol May next.By older of the Board.CHARLES IRVING, Secretary.LEOPOLD BIF.RWIRTH, Preadt.ALFRF.D OGDEN, Vice-Preadt.Applications fer Inaurance received by MEREDITH OGDEN, No.9, Quebec Chamber*, fit.Peter Stieet.Quebec, Rth May, 1856.\tIm Marine Insurance VPPUCATIONS for OCEAN or INLAND INSURANCE, received by MEREDITH OGDEN, No.9, Quebec Chambers, St.Peter Stieet.Quebec, May 8, 1856.Jftvt BEACON Rift asfluvamt COMPANY.Incorporated by Act of Parliament, Fir., Chap.110.k 7 established Avu.1, 1887.Empowered by Svectal Act of Parliament, 4 ^\tnS.Cap.9.\u2019.OL.Robxbt Alexande*, Blackbeatb Pork.Chairman.ADVANTAGES OF THIS INSTITUTION.INCSKAStNO BATE* OF fEtMIU»*____i_ A TABLE especially adapted to thevecurtng ol Loans or Debt#, and to »H other caae# where a Policy may be required lor a temporary purpose only, but which roav be kept up.if n«r ess ary, throughout the whole (arm of Life.MAir-CiEDlT KATES OT f***!^*\u2019 Crodit given for half tbe ummint of the rir« Seven Annual Premium» the\tof ,t.he *\"* ¦«id Half-Premium* being deducted from the aun.tisarml when the Policy become# e claim.¦UK ABaUBED FATABL* DUBINO LIT*.The amount payable at the death of the A mured, if he die before attaining the age of airrv, bat to the aemred himeelf, if he \u2022\"*** that age, thus combining a provision for old age with ai.assurance upon lit*.OEPHan\u2019» endowment beancm.Are cirlBff (he Sick te ai file¦! After before known of Any McAietne.INVALIDS.READ AND JDDGI FOR ÏOURSKLYES.JUIJea It A UKu r** , Uw «roll knows parfUmw.ot CbosUmi Htrr.1, rhBaéotffila, whnao cboéce pfwla.t.ar* (uuad aialoMM ovary u>*lot, aajrat art i uoalino.» bon Iboy an kiwwm.\" Tbo vonorahl.«TiarrolW» WARD LAW wifias ftom Bal-tunor*.I5(b April, 1*44 : - Do.J.C.Ana \u2014 BN: 1 hav* ukaa yarn PUN wNh _____________________ _\ti yoor (root bonoflt, for lb* hoilinaaa*, Naaeor.toa* of appattta, am Bthuu.boaAacbo, wbtcb ba* mf Uto yoor* uvortakoa m* la iho oprtaf.A fcw Aooo* of your Ptfla «and ¦*.1 bave uoad y«m» Clnrry e*cM«l naay yean lo ny 0m% f.e rou(ba a*4 eoM* with uOUIm mceme Yaa mak* amAfeiMo whkb nr* .sod I 6*1 U a plosaorv h> amnwe ytm for lb* (dmI you bar* Aoo* a*4 an «mug\u201d JOHN F.BEATTY, £\u2022*., B*c.of tb* Paea.Rallnad Cm, \"P0.M.M.Oft**, P»gafc»««.a-1KX.\u2022* Mr : 1 «-a- piooovr* hi a44Mg my tmeUomy to tb* oMcacy of y«mr mmUriroa, bevtog Antrad rary antorial - -\t¦ A* uaa a# hnarabiA»a perga- OBPHAN B ¦wuuwmn.m\tI\t| Fgtj bln hard forth# pur pom ofa^rdiM to pa i ctmOd rent# and other, tbe mesa* ol havmg GhiUBw pw*e \u2022\t« M.A ^ * 1 V afin KW ¦dSd'11 T1 MM Mlltlill* I\tl\u201c*lr Id din*\u2014 that fclbrw, Uwy an a m*» n\u2014dy ha» uy In all ea\u2014 wban a pargalira ram ly U r\u2014irad.Unity ra raw\u2014Nid Wma PUU to lb* inblle, aa r to any nbw I bav* asrnr fannd.TWy an mtw and pntocily sal* \u2014onAUUn educated and started in Life, by oectuing annw- 1, PaiNcts Street, Bane, Lohooh.Empowered by he i Majeety*» Royal Lett ere Patent.IwMMyyanr*'L have bnn emnyUiWy rand In a tow w*nba by yonr I Wilh what inline af nfoMny I writ* ene wdy be «t» lia Ml wban yuu rnaba* wbM 1 bnvn mMrnd, and bow naa II anackad my \u2022yn, and _______________________m tb* nnrodurnbU ynia j ai ebon it n«Ud In tb* ksU cd my brad, and d\u2014ruyvd my isir, and baa k*(N na yaiuy ban nO my day* , aan*t\u2018 I cam* uni I* m, ton, and bay* fi fce namba a nw About run* w**ki ago I M Hoping tki* «manant any b* tb* nnaaa nf eon raying bit \u2019tnitOo\" that shall do gwd to otb*m, I an, wNb *v*ry '\u201c\"«ÎsIa aickfjl- \u201c f hav* known tha akora aan*d Maria RkA*r Nun Annual Divfoion of Profil»\u2014applied in radoc-tionofth# current year\u2019» Premium.Policy-holdert entitled to participate in the nro- fita after payment of Five or Setnett Annuai rrv- ¦ ~^7 â7aini^rriTki'igr I~-v\u20141- ukmg yonr Ce- tniumo accorrling to the table of Rate* selected.I\t^ now am *ntir*»T ft*» Iran tb* cmpialnt.Premium» charged for every three months* tttf- Mr *7-w*u.^y*to to tok -f-T^irb-*^; lerei.ee of age\u2014not, aa ia uaually tb# caae, for | fororad a bnhby growth.all -f wbtob aaakaa na to*« every wbola year only.\t____ .M Half Credit Policie# granted on term» unueuall) favourable to the assured, the amount of hell pft-miuirw for which credit ia given, being liquidated out of the profit».\t, At Ihe Aanual General Meeting on the 27th April laat, a reduction ol 3Ü per\tm the partent year\u2019s pfemium on all I ohciea ol r iv# or aevemyeara stauding.A Board ol Director» in attendance daH) at 2 o\u2019clock.\tj .\t.Age of the Aaaaml in every case admitted the Policy.\t, Medical Attendant» remunerated in all for their _ AMPfcftW, J.MHWtETR._ Carr.JOEL.FRATT of tb* aMp Maika, wrt\u2014 Wm Bnram.EBM April, fM4t \u2022\u2022 Yrar Pill* hav* mind nw from a billons stuck which d*rang*m«nt of (bo Lirar, which bod bacorao ia.(bad fcilod of any mtlof by my nywcUn \u2022racy nowdy I conM ay ; tort a tow do\u2014 of if ' ^^'(PROPRI ET A R Y.) Extract from the Half Credit Premium.Rates tf\\ Fire and Life Insurance Co.of Hartford, Connecticut.Fire Insurance Co.af Wall Street, New Yask.HE UNDERSIGNED AGENT for tbe above w*ll known Companien, continue# to ireur# AND DAMAGE BY FIRE, at Ague, Asthma.B illona Complainte, Blotches on the Skin Bowel complaint*, Colic», Constipation of the Rowels, Consumption, Debility, Inflammation, Jaundice, Liver complaint», Pile*.Lumbago, Rheumatism.Retention of Urine, Scrofula, or King\u2019a Evil.Eryaipelar, Female Irregularitiei', Fever ol all kind#.Ulcéra, Fits, Gout, Head-ache, Indigestion, Sore Throats, Stone and Gravel, Secondary Symptom» Tic DotilereuE, Tumours, Venereal Affection», Worm» of all kinds, Weak nee* from whatever cauae, kc.against LOSS Pr«J«.|BL McG|K Aornt, St.Amlrew\u2019a Wharf.Quebec, llth January, 1854.Liverpool «$* London INSURANCE COMPANY.Capital, \u2022 \u2022 £2,000,000 Stg* Sold at th# Establishment of Proforaor Holloway, 844, Strand, (near Tempfo Bar) London.and 80, Maiden Lane, York ; .\u20221* J»T all me portable Droggiet».«nd Droier» in Medicine.throughout the eirHited world, and all orer the Cenedae, at the fdlewing priea^la.kl., \u201di?^l?iS2l2Sn-\"W6Wn, Directions for the guidance of Patient» Sole Agent# lor Quebec.Quebec, Jany.3, 1866-\tW* THF.underaigned having been appointed AotNTa of the above Company, \u2022c# pre-pared to ACCEPT FIRE RISKS, on Moderate *nM' RYAN, BROTHKR8 fc CO., \u2022 I 37, St.Peter ft., LowerTown.Quebec, Sept.I, 1855.\t® *\u2022 Marine Insurance 6REAT WESTERN COMPANY, NEW YORK.AUTHOmiMB® $4,000,000.PPLICATI0N8 for OCEAN m INLAND Capital,-1:150,00© Sterling., WITH POWER TO INCREASE TO HALF A MILLION Chief Office,\u2014No.6 Waterloo Place, London.Dlntrlct Boardn.\u2014KINGSTON.TORON TO and MONTREAL, With Agenciea throughout Canada.DIRECTORS FOR qUXREC : The Honhle.J.M.FRASER, HENRY BURSTALL, Esq.THOS.BLATHER WICK, Esq.M.D., Medical Referee.THIS COMPANY effects Insuranceaon Buildings.Goods, Merchandixe, and every dea-eription of property, all Losses Settled with Pronftitcde and Liresalitt.without reference to England, the Board of Director* being Shareholder* having fell power to act, thus embracing all the advantage» of a Provincial Company.\tthe further guarantee of a paid op and securely invealed British Capital.R.PENISTON, Agent, For Quebec afid the District, RJTo whom all Renewal Premium* ar* in future to be paid.February 19, 1856.\t6® Mount Hermon Cemetery.Notice is hereby given, that for the fiilur* NO ORDERS for INTERMENT will be received at the Cemetery till ALL the CHARGES HAVE BEEN PAID.HENRY 8.SCOTT, Seeretsiy Quebec, 12»h April, 1855.1\t«I\t*\t**\t* \"i,\t* f Notler to Lateher MerchanU.THE undersigned having Leased L'ANC DFi MERES COVE, (form*rly belonging to Wm.Petrt, F.aq.0 f»» teproraMultof ibu First of May next FO RE( P.lyE TIMBER, DEALS, STAVES, and to Maee Advance» thereon if required.A PPMCATlUn» lor vfv»./* A INSURANCE received by O.i.PIF.RCt ftocksI FIRE RWKB token oa Veaeela on tbe in Doc he.Feb< uniy 14, 1856.9m Quebec February 13,1856.JNO.ROCHE.Hm High School of Quebec.f|7HE usual founie of instruction in this Tnsti-JL tutioq comprise» Eiigliah Raading ; lirammsr and ComdosiUOn, History, Geography.Writing; Elhmetk, Genaral and Commercial; Mathe-ica, including Geometry, Aljrehra, Mensura-, kc.; French, LaUn, and Greek.Teem», M heretoforu, f 12 10».per annum payable quarterly in advance; Scholar* under 10 yean of age XT» per annum.> By a due distHhatfon of Ubmir among tbe safactarer.Yeaebert and other arrangements, a foil opp*» tanity i# affbeded of aeeaHng profieieacy In tb* 7 \u201c\t*, a# W44I aa tbe Cl»eei»»l Age.\tHalf Premium «hiring First 7 years.£ 9.d.\tWhole (Annual; Premium for .i»tnain«iero4 Life.Me.d.26\t0 19 7\t1 19 2 30\t1 1 9\t2 3 6 35\t|\t4 11\t2 9 10 40\t1\t9 *2\t2 18 4 45\t1 14 10\t3 9 8 50\t2 2 6\t4 5 0 55\t2 12 9\t5 5 6 40\t3 6 8 (MUTUAL.)\t6 13 4 Extract from Table with Participation Profits, after Seven Yearly Payments, Half- A,.-\t, Years.Mefths.30 40 Annual Yrorly Premium.Quarter!) Premium.s.\td.\t£\t*.\tt.\t£ e.\td.7\t3\t1\t4\t2\t0 12\t3 7\t6\t1\t4\t4\t0 12\t4 7\t10\t1\t4\t6\t0 It\t6 8\t2\t1\t4\t8\t0 IS\t6 3\t0\t1\t12\t3\t0 10\t5 \t\t1\t12\t4\t0 16\t7 4\t1\t1\t12 10\t\t0 iff\t9 4\t7 :\t1\t13\t1\t0 16\t10 braet'ieally noefal prUnchea.Quebec, 28th January.1864.E.R.FOOTER, Reaident Director.ANDREW FRANCIS \u2019* Secretary.Detailed Prospectuses and every r«quiai,leinfor-mauon as to the mode of effecting AaeUraneea may h.ob,^ .p» .ppUctioM.peNi8TONj Agent to the Company at Quebec.Quebec, 19th Aaguat, 1852.'fïï' , - \u2014-\t- \u2014 Mrs.Roche, WOULD inform the Ladira of Quebec and Vicfoi'jr that «be haa taken up her residence at POINT LEVI, naar Ihe Enommi CHirncH, where she is prepared logir# inalrue-lion ia Grecian Oil, Enamel and Bronze Painting Ornamental Inlaying in Pear! on Papier Mâché.Imitation of Old Oak Carving», and Wm Flower», Turkish Figure», Frail, and Shells.Mbs.R.has Reduced lira Teams, to ONE-HALF the former charges.fcfA Caan of Terms has been left at tha Bookstore ol Ma.P.Binclais, St.John Street.Quebec, May 8,1856.Shin Biscuit Bakery.fc » THE underiigneditav# Removed their Rétabli «hment to No.I, for.Pbtei forasET, next «loor to the Cenada Hotel, and offer for Halo a LARGE 8IOCK of Nos.1, t aad 3 SHIP BREAD.\u2014also\u2014 Always O# hned Water, «oda and Sweet Biscuit, Plain sal Sweet Crockers, which they will dispose of at a Uwee Ray* then Bay Mber ma- P.ALLARD k BON, Peter ft roe», Lower-Town, Quebec, 14th Na.1, ft-\t^\t.end No.6, King ftroat, ft.Rocba.th April.1864.\t\u2022\u2022 to say i E*ad thia man tb* dMtngnMwd Pailrttof of tb* ! .Omit, who** bnll«»ni atoliito* hav* mad* bhn w*U known, noi only In ibto tort Uw **%kba«ne «taira.\u201c Mm Orleama, S4A IBM-\" air : I bar* gv*M aaOataeUoa la aararing ran itaal Siyralf and tonrily bara bran racy mack b*n*6tod br yrar toidlalnaa My wlto wa* enrad, rwo ynansbNn,