Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 11 août 1856, lundi 11 août 1856

[" Ml AND COMMERCIAL et- \u2022) W\tI\tk, sit a «* fc.,».no:\t-^111»» H ' ¦'«\u2022I'O .AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.VOL.X] QUEBEC, MONDAY, 11th AUGUST, 186«.[NO.2572.Spart, Mattt, Oar», fye THE und«r.lcn A &.|.la rail th« ¦ntnlion fit Merchants aud'Ship-Mavtan to hia largo Blanc, vis\t7 strict attention and v y Moderate Chargee to merit a share of public support.GOOD BEDS STEAK?, CHOPS, Ac., kc., ready at all hour*.G band Tatrax Tickets obtainable, and all information given to Emigrant* going to tbe Far W eat.kc., kc., on the premiers.'\"'i'Partie* can be arcommodated with Refreahmenta.kc., at HIS HOUsE, Chaü-Oikbb Station.Quebec.June 6, 1866.\t6m Notice to Ship-Masters- THE subscriber is deairoos ot communicating tobhip-Maitera in general, that aaba does not keep Runners nor pay parties to mislead or entiap strangers on their arrival, he caa, therefore.Supply Matter* with SHIP-CHANDLERY STORES and PROVISIONS, at Mcch Cakap-kb Ratzi than otbera who are under an enot-tnoua expenae for boordiag Ships in tbe river, at the aame time be would respectfully invite to hie Establishment, wbete Ship-.Maaters ran judge for theawrlveo.Every article in bis line oo hand, warranted of tbe best quality, and aold on the MOOT bea»o*ablk tkbmi by WILLIAM TAIT, Ship-Chandler, No.6i, St.Peter Street.Quel-ec.July 14.185$.Notice to the Public.JJAVING noticed with surprise in the Goto- CHEAP PLUMBER'S ESTABLISHMENT, And although Cheap, tbe MATERIALS ARE OF THE BEST, at J.W.GATES A CO, o\t\u201e\tPr.rMBxas.Corner of De* Foaadi k Ann Street*, St.Rocha.Quebec, May 28, 1856.\t6m Private Boarding House (Latk Mas.STEELE\u2019S.) u x* ^ .4» erpeawade.Quebec, May 20, 1856.\t* mist of yrateiday an advertuement eigned \u2019\u2022 Daniel McNamara, of tbe Firm of M.O\u2019Fla-berty h Co.,\u201d to tbe effect that it ia necessary to procore the consent of the said Daniel McNamara to dierbargea for deb's due to the said Firm, I deem it necessary to infotm lbs Public that the said Daniel McNamara having claimed tho richt of examptioo fiom all rvaponsibility m legal liability, on the ground that ho is a minor (enfant minrur.) »uch consent, it necesaary, can only be given by a lent representative, or Tutor duly ,-'c teaching of the English Language ia in-trusted to a gentleman of English origin.The teaching of French ia intrusted to the Principal himself.The Principal takes boarders in hia family, and in every respect, treats* them aa his own ehil (iron.\u2014txbim Education, without board, JC1 5a.per quarter in advance.Education, with board, including washing, mend ing of clothes, and tba use ot beds, A9 per quarter._de la Victoire, July 14.1856.6m To Buildera and Others.THE Undersigned would call the attention of BUILDERS and others to hi* EXTENSIVE STOCK ol WELL SEASONED LUMBER, Consisting o! ROOFING.FLOORING, CEIL-ING and PANEL BOARDS, SCANTLING, kc., which he will sell on reasonable term* for Cash or approved credit.Atao\u2014About 5,000 Piece# Prepared 3-inch PINE and SPRUCE FLOORING, suitable lor Stores, Railway Depots, kc.L HOOKES, Saw and Planing MiP, Ft.Francis Street, St.Rocha.Quebec.1st July, 1856 Te Ship Masters, Owners, Ste-\u2022 f ederes, Ac.THE underaigned bega leave to state that hia large and superior Stock of LOADING GEAR has been refitted and repaiied, and ia now in good working order.In addition to the above, the undersigned bae on hand Matenals for di-charging general cargoes, Railroad Iron, ballast, kc.Any of tba above material* can b* sent by land or water.The foregoing comprises tbe moet complete Stock of Gear in tbe Trade.IRON WORK on hand, made to order, and repaired.Orders executed with promptness and dis patch.TER MS\u2014R E ASON ABLE.WILLIAM WKBB, Cap* Cove, Quebec.Quebec, May ?l, 185$.\t6m DUNCAN McFARlANE, Accountant and General Agent.nurKBKXCB: Mraara.Gta» k Rom, Commercial Chambers \u2014-where Letters or Order* may he add reeved RKSinxNCB 14 St.Augustin Street, ubov* John Street, without.Quebec.J6th May, 1886.NcUm te Lauker ¦erekuts.te, ^afeETÏTiaSuT.* ,IMI to Ma«« Advamcks to Wm.Putut, Roq.Fiaav of Mat next DEALS, STAVES thereon if required.Viweboc February 13,1864.| Advamcbs JNO.ROCHE.CROWN LANDS l^fePÂRTMENT.Tmrnito.24th July.1866.THF.undermentioned lots which form a par of tbe Northern aud Southern portions of the Island of fo.Joseph, Lake Huroo, will ho of fared a«PablicA*ci,oe,attbeoAe*ofrheCom-miaoioaer of Crown Land*, te the City of Toronto oa MONDAY, the FIFTEENTH SEPTKM BEK next, ot tbo hour ol NOON.Upoot price two thiliingsand a*x pence per acre ; one filth to bo paid down «t the time of Sola, the remainder by four yearly Jaateiawate with interest on such aa its becomes duo, or tho Patent* may iaau* so toon as tht porebase money shall be paid up full.The map of tbe lalaod mey be inspected dor ing the business boor*, up to the day of bote.A cosMiderabi* port** of tbo I steed of St.Joseph m of good quality, well umbered, end the \u2022ori is adapted for Agricultural purposes, and tbe watese ornund itsbooud with excellent fiaherira.The mining region* will afford a favorable market for the surplus Agricultural produce raised upon the Island, which Imts oa the course of.and possess** stopping places for the American and Canadian Steamers, proceeding to Sault 5u Marie.CONCESSION A.Lou\tAcre*.1\t74 3\t119 4\t150 7\t171 9\t131 II\t94 13\t91 17\t100 19\t100 5«\t186 68\t210 60\t200 62\t173 64\t194 66\t167 68\t201 70\t300 HURON CONCESSION.19\t100 NEEB1SH CONCESSION 19\t73 CONCESSION B.3\t112 5\t108 7\t117 9\t154 MIDDLE CONCESSION 7\t100 9\tloo CONCESSION C.1\t100 3\t100 5\ttoo 7\t100 11\t190 13\t159 IA\t16?17\t128 19\t140 21\t167 23\t118 CONCESSION D.100 100 100 100 too CONCESSION E.4\t100 &\t100 6\t100 7\t100 »\t100 11\t100 13\t100 15\t100 17\t100 19\t100 CONCESSION F.1\tJ 00 3\tlOo 5\ttoo 7\t100 9\tKill 11\t100 13\tI0U 15\tino 17\tloo 19\t100 CONCESSION G.\t 1\t100 3\t100 5\ttoo 7\t100 9\ttoo II\ttoo 13\t100 15\t100 17\t100 19\t100 21\t100 23\t100 25\t77 CONCESSION V.\t 1\t145 $\t151 6\t127 ONCECSSI0N 1.\t 1\t100 2\t100 6\t100 7\t100 9\tlOo CONCESION 2.\t 1\t100 3\ttoo 5\t100 7\tIt to 9\t100 CONCESSION 3.\t 1\tion ' 3\ttoo 5\t100 7\ttoo 9\t100 CONCESSION 4.\t 1\t100 3\tion 5\t100 7\t100 9\t97 CONCESSION 5.\t I\t100 3\tIta) 5\t97 CONCESSION 6.\t 1\t190 S\t190 CONCESSION 7.\t 2\t120 4\t119 b\t109 8\t175 10\t106 12\t31 A\t183 14\t80 16\t106 18\t81 to\t194 CONCESSION 8.\t t\t100 3\t100 6\t100 CONCESSION 9.\t 1\t100 3\tno 5\t100 CONCESSION 10.\t 1\tino S\t100 h\tUN) 8\t122 CONCESSION II.I\t100 3\t100 6\t100 8\tX CONCESSION I».I\t100 3\tloo 8\t106 7\t106 CONCESION IS.I\t51 3\tM «\t»7 THE QUEBEC TUtf CLUB RACES, :i.WILL TAKS PLACE OYER THE PAINS OF ABRAHAM O N TUESDAY fit WEDNESDAY, The 12th and 13th of Aocitut next.FIRST D.\\y!-TUESDAY : The \"QUEEN\u2019S PLATE\u201d of FIFTT* GL\u2019ft NE AS.the gift of Her Most Granoue Msieetv \u2014 for b or tee bred in Lower Canada oaly.\u20142 mifo dtab: Knuanea X7 10a.^pp\u2014Turf Club Weights.SECOND RACE: The SCURRY STAKES of £12 10a.; half mile beau : Entrance £2 lue-p.p -for un- trained borsr* that bav* never won purse, plate ** \u2022w*ep#take,\u2014eubjoet to the approval of tbe btewarde, to he ridden by Officeis, or Members of the Turf Club, (who may he balloted lor on the day of the race) : catch Weights.THIRD RACE : Tbe TURF CLUB PURSE of £50.Two irUJ\t-«.-half forl.it.Turf Club Weights:\u2014for Provinc* bred horses only.SECOND DAY\u2014WEDNESDAY : The HURDLE RACE of £30; over eight hurdle*,\u20142 mi If daoh.the hurdle* to be 3 feet 6 inches high, stiff Umber : Entrance £7 I0a.,half forfeit,\u2014welter weights: open lo all horses.2nd RACE: The MERCHANTS PURbE of $300.En- lorfe,t-\u2014'hree mile heats.Turf Club Heights,\u2014open to II horses.3bd RACE: The\tof £25.En- -open to all hone*.\u2014 Turf Club Weights.A bWEEPdTAKE of $100 each, wifi he rut.for on the last day of the Races, to which (be Club will add $- 2 mile beats \u2014Turf Club Weights,\u2014open to all horse* :\u2014to close on Tuesday, the let day of the Races, at 8 j\u2019clock P.M.at Rcssku.a.Entries enclosed to the huccelary will only be made known at that time.The decision of tbe Steward* in all cases shall be bnal.i.oul J attempts be made by any person or persons whomsoever, to intermix, or in any wav prevent any horse or nder from winning a race, it shall be discretional with the Stewards lo adjudge and award the purae, or race lo the owner of the horse, which, in their opinion, would have won the race.Winner, of raceo to pay Fivg Dollabo each towards defrayrng th.experwo.of the Cooiue.\"h# Club C4*** h*11 l^e «nteenco money goes to Positively none but subscribers of five dot lara shall to permitted on tbe track between tbo Grand Stand end \u2019be Turf Ctob Brand, or on any of tbe Manda oa tbe inside of the Course (track ).lb* ataod, and the public stand wtU, how-ever^be open upon tbo usual condition*.Officer! of tbe Army, or Navy and Cemmiaaa-not admitted *s members on sending their *ub-**rWj*°* Fiv# Dollars.to the Treasurer r! Vk\t\u2022\" \u201cOW^AY EVENING tbe 4th August, at EIGHT o\u2019clock.Bj request, JAMES MOTZ, Qo«twc, July I, 1856.\t\u2018 T\"ST' Indian Land Sale OWENS^SOUND.following days, at 10 o\u2019clock, A M., will be ïrwîiaï^ÏÏi0*\tact*.nua Land.\ttb.of Keppel and Amabel, and the Town Plot ot NouthAmpton on tbe North side of the Saugeen River, being composed of the Southerly portion of the baogeen Penmeula.ad|Oining the Çosvî\u201d \u2022hipa of Arran and Derby.ihe Farm latids will Be pot up to tale in Iota or parcel* of nearly 100 acre* without any cosidi-tionsof settlement duty, excep\u2019mg those ironi- R?d\u2019 itMl out ,rom ^«fonham from^f\tIriend*.and tbe new tea* of Rood from S)denbatn to Sougeen ; on the*#, th* Deportment will impose a conditioo that tbe pur-chaser shall, within one year after tbe date of purchase, cut and remove all the Timber from the centre ot the Rood to tbe depth, Ninety The vajneble property within the Townehip of Amabel Known aa tbe Falla or Mill Privilege situated on tbe Riviere-ao-Soble, comprising* n \"iV*T,0° ACTnWul ^ \u2022°,d ,n on,, Bl^* 1 te Town and Park Lota ,n Sai.geen will ateo ho pu( up to .ale * ,he Mme fjm.* The terme will be one third of the whole nur-cb.ee price ,u Carii at th.t.me ofSsfo,Td^e mjîï' St* F* h, 7 e«> weiestooce concentrated in Ik* eApil*h fk* ,-^ theUeoen was sedate hem the begin- _ ___tf tfcsUseeu was cedaiu from I* s from Aragon 1\tnew the Commet fan, on which the unfavourable, AS mo.ai.Uim «ft h*\tb#Md« iw,:i given way.On Saturday, whilst a passenger tram was stopping at the Church Fenton nation, on ^ ^ LOUtjon Dodra on Wednesday, thes Jhe North-eastern Railway, a goods train ran into it, killing two passengers, severely injuring four, and wounding, ttiough not seve-iy, six or seven others.On the night of the 25th an insurrectionary movement was attempted in the Duchy ot Massa-Carrar», which belongs to the Duke ol Modena, whose estates touch \u2019.he frontier of Parma.\u201c At Austrian instigation,\u201d says the despalch, some 70 youths crossed the frontiers, but finding themselves discovered, returned to their homes, and all is quiet again.A la'er despatch states that \u201820 ol the irruptionists were arrested.The Piedmontese Government took ruch measures as the circumstance* required.From Berlin comes \u201c a rumor that the Neapolitan Ambasaador at Vienna has handed a note to Count Buol from his (ioverninent, which, while justifying the past, evinces a disposition for improvement.The King (»ays the note) has appointed a special commission of eminent persons fa investigate abuses, and point out the means of retonn.' The revolution in China is progressing.Sixty-five Chinese rebels had been beheaded iu Canton in one day.LATEST FROM SPAIN.Again the character ol the new* trom the Peninsula h is completely changed.From the tormidable appearance presented by the insurrectionary \u2019 force *n Naragossa, as depicted by the Pans Moniteur, trom the excitement prevailing in many towns, and the < {ten opposition to the O\u2019Donnell Government presented in several places, it was believed that Spain was on the eve of a civil war ; but it is now regarded as little less than a certainty that the hostile movement has been completely checked.According to a despatch from St.Sebastian, of the 26lh, great dis-eoura.ernent prevailed in Saragossa ; the jwople began to see the truth ; and the insurgents had sent to (ieneral Echagues to request a suspension of hostilities for five days \u2014a request which was granted.A despatch from Perpignan, ol the same date, is of the «aine tone.It intimates that events in Oata-lonia were assuming a character more and more favorable to the Queen's (iovernment ; that the revolutionary junta of Girona had dissolved itselt ; that General Ruiz had taken refuge in France, as well aa the Deputy Hen-riquez, one ot the chiefs of the insurrection ; and that discouragement and disorganization were making rapid progress in the ranks of the insurgent militia.At Madrid the Progesistas had not decided on what course they wonld pursue with respect to the new Government ; but somo of the party must appear to be' willing, as a kind of fast hope for the constitional cause, to give their support to O\u2019Donnell.The Kpoca of the 22nd announces in a sem i-official form that the Queen has written to Marshal Narvaez, requesting him fa remain in Paris.Tire Madrid journals give us little information as to the condition ot affair*.They are filled only with fulsome llattery ol the powers that be, with empty proclamations, and with verses in honor ol the Prince Imperial ol France.Ono fact only is to be gathered from their contents.The government has come to no decision as toits future policy.After the fall of Saragossa, we have nevertheless every reason to expect the immediate dissolution of the Cortes and the suppression of the militia.These acts will be iho harbingers of the nullity ol electoral rights and a rcçimr of bayonets.The contagion ol «« concentration of public power,\u201d of order, lnen-el re and so forth*, has spread and will do its work.O\u2019Donnell hesitates.He will probably be the first to ilisappear in the shock of events, unless he be aided by other arms and advice than he can find in Madrid.The Times Paris correspondent writes : \u2014 \u201c It is generally believed that the article on Spanish affairs, in yesterday\u2019s Moniteur, is from the Emperor.23d July, punctually on the day on which she was advertised to sail.The next steamer is announced for the 9lh ot August.The Crimean Report turns out as many thought it would\u2014«« a mockery, a delusion ami a snare.\u201d Every body is excused, and nobody is to blame.The following is the estimate which the Times farms of tho report :\u2014\u201c This extraordinary document fully realises the worst anticipations of those who saw in the whole proceedings merely a plan for screening men whose conduct had been aid mad verte»! on by the army, the public, ami finally, by Government commissioner* dispatched for the purpoae to the seat of war.\u2022\t\u2022\t\u2022 Eaoh of the implicated officers is declared perfectly blameless ; the judgment of the commissioners is reversed in every point ; and it is only grudgingly allowed.that they were not actuated by malicious feeling.If it were likely that the nation would attach the least importance to the verdict given, it might be contested by argument, by the recital of fact* which every one knows, and conclusions Irom which lew wonld be likely to dissent.\u201d The Queen has been pleased fa direct letters patent to be passe»! under the Great Seal, granting the dignity ol a baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Htitaln and Irelaml unto Sir Allan Napier MacNab, of Dumlurn, and to the heirs male ot his body lawfully begotten.Paris, July 25.\u2014There is now no doubt whatever that a large army is being concentrated on the Pyrenees with extraordinary speed.There has been some agitation at Saumur owing to the dearness ot food.A battalion of Chassevrs was sent there from Pans the day before yesterday.The Paris correspondent of the Brussels Independence writes on the 17th :\u2014\u201c To-»fay quarter against that provintev \u201c There are still groat change# being made among the government faudHmarie#.In* policy of the present government may oe slated as follows :\u20141.No bloodshed far male political punishment.Capital punishment to be reserved for common orimee com mill under the cloak of political 0Pi0'\u201c\u201c*\u2018\t' Conoiliation and toleration.3.Moderate Progressists not to be excluded from public function* 4.The constitution to be published.5.The Conatituent l ortea to be dissolved, and the ordinary Corte# convoke»!, o.The National Guard to be reorganised on a reduced scale.7.Political prosecution* brought before the Corte* agamst previous governments and certain persona with them to be put a stop fa 8- En»J*u-vora to obtain the modification ol a *me articles of the constitution, and certain administrative principles.LaMly the s*roe administrative uystem as before to be followed.The Pari# Siecle baa tint from a private correspondent in Ixxiulon «« We have receiveu this instant the fallowing information, which comes to us from a source generally well informed.1 he English government yesterday received a despatch from Mr.Otway, whaiu.it baa lo pass through the provinces m arms agsins.tbe Crown ; and if hpain be not changed trom its ancient coat acier, lltlle of this money ia likely to reach Ma»bid,H f-uch is ihe 8tat* of bpain, altei ao many year# of wbal is called a constitutional raign.Tbe sword is lo decide bet a «en the sovereign and ibod.For these reasons the mtaiii Isabella\u2019s claim became tbe rallying cry ol the nation, su-l roused neighbouring people* to aym|*lby and beip.But what now remain* ot tbe Christina\u2019s hopes 1 'V bat argument can ha bring against ihe Car list who is obstinate in the assertion ol divine light 7 I he Que*-#» title rest* mi the coiialiiuiioo, and the C« nsiitutiou she is bent on destroying.8be i> Queen now only by possession ; if she reigns neiibe» by tbs right of sovereigr.a no Ihe ngots of Ihe people, her title is indeed eudangeied However, we have uotbing to do but to aland apart, interested, but still not in srfanug.We kn>«e too little of thal mystenous country to say w hether Us uliiiusie happiness is- to be insured by the ascendency ol so Espartero or an U'Don | m*I.We should be glad to see a free government but there are thing* still more neceasary\u2014lien quilily and a cessation Irom civil slnle.We cannot say Wbeiher >p-ui»rd» art ever to be a race sell governed, with ail those feelings of responsi bility and civil reciprocity which characterize tree citizens.It m>y he that they ara incapable *1 *u .b a condition, and the Constitution, after the Brnish paltero, mty be doomed topensb But one thing every nslion may pots es,\u2014a gov f-rumeiit expressing its leelingi and answering its expcctatioi.s ; such a government, we trust will in some loem or auolher be tbe result ol the tong niait which 8p in ha* eu»:uied.INCIDENTS LEADING TO THE IN SURRECT10N IN SPAIN.ME.visit.* at Arr.-goa.Ihe lo ihiilK#! p.__\t__\t___ i sy salé lhat ib« Bosque prevtaeo* wee* lboa triMSll-Tfes HM foruiud boswswB Moris «'hrtsllu* ami her B4-eata fa to leave u Donnell straggle fee sows tiara.I* » » bans t himself ngelastbl* adversaria*, sad ra lasnue-oge (hem a* muck bs possible to rosis I him up lo * «\u2022*-Win ¦'\u2022\u2022till.Bod wbi-e be bee*me* weak Iksl Narva** shall step la and snatch iks pria* from bUs.#V lo offer kl< sec« Icoa ni aoe* ra Q DeeooU : *orav#»k* TUrouo.owned btSMSlf.1(0 UuaweU ah#W* Weekses* from tee heglauiag' akd Nanraea be well received by Ike arasy.o'Donnell will be denounced a* a iraitor foe Ik* I near ¦roelle* of Jaly.Iras, awl got rid of Or.agate.If hoik to on for some lima equally.O'Dounall will probably ra goi quietly oui of tno way by lb* bribe of Cabo, wbi-re he wlU Ira enabled I* e* tort mere inllUek# frwm thu blood of ihe slave*.Whether all Ibis will aMMOfi or not I raaaot sey, bel so D t* planned Maria CmH* tlnn feels mut-b dlsqalaltMl at Ibe resistance said to uucounti-red by (> Duuui-U, which Is more than lia t alttoltolml oat A das pa mb from tiaynone, resolved ta*4 night sr alas, sun s that General Oarroa was at tee hood of tbsiuevomeat by the troons and population #f the city and province n-aeral Falcon.Ik* » apute-Geaeroi.«ras.Il Is said, at th* head of Iho assay sad Oenoral (iu.-rroa of the popaUilea aud Notional Osardo.A very serious step was about to bo takes It wa* pro posxd that tbe Cories should open tbeli sluing* la tta ragossa.there being KJ doputic* te that rt«y, or S) mor, than sufficient lo couslitut* thal aaeewhly legally The tuieutton was lu pul U'Douuelt \u2018 hors I*, let,' and call bpalu to rtea agates! bits\u2014te fact, to follow tha \u2022 cours* a* forai#rly agolesi Napoleon usd the French army It wa* the Qortes lhat repreoeated th* King aud the nation in IHUV, when the lUyal family was t-uiired oa* of the kiag-tosu If a aaocoosfut stand be mode at (tefwgueaa In this fashion.It Is not oalikaiy that other plates wilt follow tho example t^us, urau^eraurma \u2014 .wo» a ,>«i #-l b*4 *# J 4 J Woedtey.1 case U S J Shaw.l« aasaa * 9 bates to A Laarte h Go.TIDM TASUL\u2014AUGUST )flfit~Oma Tibs.11.1*.13.\t.\u2019.14.\t.i 2 4\t» \u2022 « 4 14 « » ; vug saw wtaiarar.An extraordinary Oasrlle was psbiubod oO Ik* 144h With tee darr«H-s of tha Qusea, Moapling lbs resigns lion of the Dukr de la VUtoria, and tbe other mini* ter*, with whose loyalty, seal, and patriotism, har Ma Jedty declared herself highly satisfied Other fiasrwos appoint»! Leopold O'Donnell, Cooat of Luconra, Proel dent of the Cotmril ; Ntcouedr* Pastor trias.Minister of Foreign Affklrs i Pedro Haynrri, Minister of Marine ; Claudio Autou do LutnrUga, Minister of Justice ; Jos* Manuel Collado, Minister of Public Works and of tha Colonies .Antonio do lo* Rios Rosas.Minister of the Interior , afld Manuri Cnateru, Minister of Kiss os* lo the absence of M.Luiariaga, M.Rios Rosas Is to direct the Department of Justine , sod U encrai U'DoooeU to take charge of the Ministry of Marte* until the arrival of M.Bayorri.By another decree the Queen accepted the resignation of M.Onyetaao Cordero.Civil Uovensor of Madrid, and appointed In his place M.Manuel Alonso Alvares, former Minister of Public Works, and member of tbe Cortes.The new ministry, Immediately after It* formation, sent to the Queen the following addrae* : ¦*\" Madam Tb«- ministry preshiod over by the Dak* de In Vlttoria having been dissolved In consequence of differences which hare broken oai la It, and lb# direction of public affairs having boon confided lo tb* res pon.ible ministers who have now tho honor to submit Ihe pr»\u2018**ui statement to your majesty.th* firsl duly ot the cabinet was to consider with calmness and Impartiality the situation In which tho nation Is placed te consequence of the fatal and complicated concurrence of teuuiuerahl# causes, pool A mount, svhich place* it la a situation more serious sod mor* perilous than It has been reduced to during tb* present century.To the excitement of passions, the shuck of Interest* and th* struggle of parties which accompany and follow the appearance of oil political revolutions, are added, madam, since the triaiuph af tb* movement of July.IBM.the absence of systematic political admtelstravlva legislation.tbe renews; and the change uf ail the public lunctlonarics.tbe accumulation of question* of great Importance, either on occoanl of tbalr social or religious aspect the dynastic war recommenced la th* pro province of Arragon.the epidemic ¦carrlty, and con United disturbance of public order la every part uf the monarchy.Jn order to complete ibis tad picture, mad tbe Isle insurrections, af an eminently social char octer, which have afflicted the peacooble provinces in the centre of the 1\u2018euiusn a.havo spraad Uka a plague lulu other province* oa tbe coast and In th* Interior.It was in vain madam, and this is a sad avowal to make.It was in vain that tb* conatituent rortas, in their in leUigoat foresight, aud the cabinet which havo retired with seal and patriotism; endeavored lo check the In r case and spread of these evils and of these disorders Neither the presence, the authority, th* co-operation of win- I'srliaiucui, nor of th* power which, to tb* lost mo meut of its existence, remained with th* late ministry nor the sut* of siege maintained or established oa the great territorial tunes, nor th# action of military Jus tic# applied by tho imperious law of necessity, have been able hitherto to rooalabluh political and social discipline, preserve public peace, and\tconsolidate iai order for any length of tlm*.\tThis crisis, madam, evidently demands n change of ays tern In tbe government of tho state ; it require* a policy of union ami conciliation bstwoon all men sad towards oil the parties which exist ia lira rhy.It colls for a just ami efficient expression it all th# element* which agitate th* depths or work on the ear fora ot society ; it require*, te short, madam, th* cun ri-turatioufsod the Arm unity of th* oublie power, oxer islng simultaneously Its action on all parties with pra ?TTi Wednesday Tewreday, EX.OT The stream at tide ran* up high water-AÏg \u2019fi\u2014Fall Moan, LIO A.M.ROB.TfBfLL, Metro Dome Street, Qnabaa PORT or O UB B BO SHIPPINtl limCLLMKSCBa A R rTt E D.Bark Henriette,\tJune, Baadegtoof coat*.\tg Aug.Uk Bark Usboo, Brodla, 22nd May, Coostastlocpte, order, bat.»¦ Falcon.Bow ness.1st Jana, London, O B S/me* * Co.go*oral cargo.1 ana ishln Anglo Saxon.McMaster, 30th Je hr, Llvur-pool, O B B/mes à Co, g* serai cargo, n eobln * w steerage ifik Brig Krin, Corrin.Wth June, New Bom, radar, bat.Bark Sir Henry Bollinger, rip Niagara, Nelli, xflth Jana, Cl/da, \u2014\u2014, gen cargo.Two or three more hove arrived, and gone on t* th* ballast ground.C L K A R ED .Aug.fi.Ship 8yria.Taylor, Sander land.Benson A Co -James McHenry.Cor» *111, Uvm-pool.A Oil moor A Oa.Bark KltorglU, Cost plead, Loudon.O W C shorn*.\u2014 Blanch#.Fyfe, Cork.A Otimonr A Co.Brig Rlx.Ktlrlngbam.Combwleh FUI.K Berstell A Cm.-Radical, Warren, Petrrkeod, Benson A Co, ! MAIL FORJfNGLAND.Bait, lira I2ih August, ai FIVE, A M.Ar Post Oppicb.Qirkasc,) Aug 8(li, 1858.\t\\ MUSIC HALL «F.LEWIS STREET.Mr.Henry Farren f\u2019iTr* \u201c hi*\tr,i~* too IfaWie In g*B«ral, that h* will giv* g Dramatic and Hhmcal MARITIME EXTRACTS.Ship, Vlctorls ('hsmplon.at Nsw York, from Lisbon r ».Ion 3», Cap! Luxtan.91 days reports Joly 13.1st Br bark Ion », f*U la with 91 days (tem for Fl/month.F.ng.dlsmastml and wotoriegged i took from her Cop tela L, bis mates aod 10 seamen, nod brnagbt them to this port CapL|L reports on th# night ofth# 3th nL.te Ut 4(130, Ion 47, which stovs In th* R\u2018t bow to tho filled Immediately, trains loaded with timber.sk* dtd not sink\u2014they remained V days on got ting any asslsteuce.The steamship Persia, which sailed from New York, for Liverpool, on Wednesday lost, took ont 173 passenger», among whom wore Mir Alton McNnh and daughter.Mr Sydney Smith, M.P.P.,*nd Mr.U.Da bord of Qneber.Bark Aloud*, at New York, from Shield*, reports July 4,1st 4fi 14.long 43 33, apoko brig Herb art.Lisbon for Qaoboe A beautiful Skip, of about 1400 tono, was rafelv launched last weak, by Mr.Thos.Oliver, from bis ship yard.fit.Rochs.and towed round te port fib# ha* been named \" Mir Wm.Kyre.\" after sad is compliment TUESDAY EVENING, j Tke Itlk Augaat, Cotumaoefag with 8H*Rgip.4Mif Cgfa.* fasted Trial Scene FROM THE MIRMT OP VHE i HHYLOCE, .Ma.H.FARREN.BA.#*»f0, OfiATUffo, Dvk«, a off Foar.* br memberooftboDBAMATic Club.\tr To to followed by \u2022 «OROBOO, To cooeiude with too FARCE of Sylvester Daggerwood, rrel NEW BOICUI.\ttm Quebec, Aug.9, 1858.M th# present Commander of th* Fare** In British North Amortca.Statement of Arrival* and Toanagn, at Ibl* port, Worn so*, from 104c! to 1HM Inclasiva, ap to the 4th As gust In each year 10'd.\t470 Vessels.\t233377 Tons.I»»,\t714\t-\t2IH814\t\u201c 1044,\t7V4\t344000\t*\u2022 1044,\t336\tlfifiH3\t\u201c 1046,\t301\t\u201c\t900401 New Lies to New Yosx \u2014W* loam that CoraaUas C.Vanderbilt, tb* celebrated steamboat proprietor, has parch*sod tha New York aad Beetoa Coatral Baffraad nod will soon start * line of steamer* la uaauaetioa with the road to form an opposition rent* from this city to Nsw York.This now movomoat will create some *¦ rttenssnt among th* travetllag community, aa th* faraa will bo pat down to a very low figure.Correspondence of tha Loudoa Timor ) i'aaia, Saturday, July 19.6 P.M \u2014Wo are only grn dually arriving si tho knowledge of the Incidents wbich really preceded tho fall of the Kepartoro Ministry, and which led to the outbreak which followed te Madrid Owing to the Interruption of communication, as t* asual iu each eases, sud the difficulty of obtaining Info tion.it is possible lhat some errors bavs been commit tod which It la asoftxl to rectify.It appears lhat the words spoken by M.Kacosura tbe Cortes with reference to U>* right of Insurrection, were not solely th* eaus# of the course followed by (I noral O'DonuelL I havo received private luforamtion (rasa htostota a»««a St,.I»«s.» \u2014 .a ,\tgnoq \u2022 source that 1 have lltihs besiution la accepting It aa generally accurst*.It has been complained for some lime past that the CarliatJournals of Madrid and th« provinces, aad those of th* reactionary party generally >ad assumed a violence towards tb* Uovrrumeni which tbreatened to endanger public tranquility again, as they had already te port led to tbo outrages In Castille and fraon.The subject bod oocnpted the ailenliou ol tbe Government, and two days preffons to tbe fall of lira Cabinet tb* qeeetlon was diecatsod whether It had not become absolutely nnceaeary to adopt certain mra sares of reetrlctlnn.Tb* proposition tn favor of thooo rMtrictions was at ooee strongly opposed by no less a person than General O\u2019Dnnnril Thtsexcitod surprise among bis colloaguos.Had General U'Donnell been n man of n tolerant character\u2014bad be ever frit or serina» r manifested any great regard for poiilical or tndivi nal liberty-If he were a man likely lo accept tb» dis advantages of pebllcily for tb* great kenefiu which iu the long run it confers on society\u2014hod be ever bold any other opinion than that eoeteiy should be coerced like an army te war timo\u2014hia opposition to restrlctloua wonld surprise no uns.Be this oa It may, O'Donnell opposed (he measure.The Ministers bod discussed Eacosura s proposition for two days, and It waa adopted by all of them, with the single exception « O'Donnell, who, on th* evening of tho 14th.made a proposition tu turn - -namely.that Kscosura should bo ejected from the Cabinet Having expreaeod himself tba*.be abruptly snatched np bis bat, went borne, and, feigning Hines*, betook himself te bed.Tbe other Ministers, anticipât lag lhat tbe moment for executing the preiert which it wo* evident O'ltannell and his friends nod been long coDcortteg.bad arrived, consulted together some time, and Kapartero, by their advice, followed U'Donaall.persuaded him to leave his bed, and succeeded in bring lug him hack to the Council room 1 may obsorv* lhat Hi,- official residences of tbe two Ministers arc close t each other.O'Douncil onr* more mode his appearance but tt was to demand siiU mor* vehemently than be fore, the expulsion of his colleague.Th* question was put t > the vote, and O'Dannell's proposition was uns nimously rejected, as ntifonndod and nnoolled for.In rirramsuaceaof great energenry like the present, il Is the practice te hpain.when ronsiltntionallr governed, to coll In tbe President and the Vice President of the Chamber» to sld with tbslr counsel th* Oovornmeul and lb* Sovereign General.Infante, the President, was summoned, with bl* Vice President, to attend the coun rll The matter was once more discussed, and.after evoryihiog for and against was advanced, they again put it to lb* eete, when tba I\u2019reshlent of the Cortes, though believed to be a friend of O'Donnell, ami the Vice Président rave their derision against him In the meantime£*oo*urx placed bis resignation In tha bands o.r.spartero oa i'résident of ihe Connell.Es-patera asked if General O\u2019Donacll was ready to do the same, as announced.Tbe Utter sulkily replied that ho shoal J hand It himself to the Queen kapartoro there upon suggested that tba Ministère shonld go together to the Palace and bold a council, with her Majesty presiding in person.This possod oa the night of tbe 13th.Tbe Ministers proceeded to tbe Palace al one o'clock, and remained In council lilt four In tb# morning.Contrary to the opinion uf all her MinUters, except!b*, of course, G'Donnell, tbe Queen decided that Kacosura should quit the Cabinet, and that she would not accept U Donnell * resignation.Kspartcro, who wo* deter tnlned that Kacosura should not be sacrificed alone, but thal O'Donnell should also retire, informed tbe Queen that In such case, be himself, and the whale of bis rob leagues, wonld also resign.The Qaeen said a few words expressive of rogret.bat accepted the rnllertivo resignations, and on th,- spot named O'Donnell President of the Connell, with power lo form a new Cabinet, Hnrh.I am assured.Is the correct version of what took place so far as the fall of the Cabinet is concerned.All this took place, as I have aald, at 4 o'clock in Ihe morning O'Dounrll SI once took prooantlon* to main lain by force what he had dono, and before II o'clock ths same morning be had under arm* a body of 14,000 meo and 60 pieces of artillery te Madrid aod round the walls of Madrid.In the early part of that day the city had tbe appearance of tranquility The Progreslste* were In a slate of stupor ; tb* Onrllsu aad reactioalats ol all kind* in the utmost exultation.At half past 4 # clock In the erasing, the member* of the Cortes who were still In Madrid assembled to ex pres* tbeir opinion on the new Ministry.Htnctly speaking, the Cortes were not prorogued.Tbe formo la of this temporary suspension was that In case of Im portant business tbe members sbnnhl be Informed at their respective reeideuoos.and summoned According to the rules of the Hoes*.40 members farm n quorum ; aod when that number Is collected tbe Cortes are legal ly rnnstllnted, and can proceed to bnslneaa- I hardly believed thal ao many member* remained In Madrid at this season of the year ; I find, however, that not less than 91 answered the appeal, aad attended.The change of cabinet waa discussed .the question wa* pnt to the vote as te whether tho Cortes hart confidence in Ihe new Cabinet, and oui of 91.00 voted that they bad no confidono* te the OOooaell Ministre.The single exception to that unanimity was a wc|f known person who call* himself tbe Marquis of Tsbnernlaa\u2014a preton ded Liberal, but who for years was .aid io be a secret friend to the opposite party.It was after this vote, which was perfectly legal, that tbe deputies warn dit parsed by O'Dannsdl General O'Donnell has pnMlshnd Ms programmait !¦ rather brief, and hod traen prepared before any re sistenee was offered to the aew government.It ron-slsl* In placing tbo wMa of Npaln and th* adjacent islands under mnrtlal law.Kto»*tiro, roe may remember, was tbs Minister who was sent to Vsllsd-'lld to Investigate the causa* of ths outrages that had tahait pi are there and In other town*.The silence observed on bl* ratant to the capital was remarked at the tlmq, bqt U I* aew stated that a portion oi Ihe (\u2019artist clergy had a goad dual to do with them, and lhat be even detected the action of some friend* or partisans of (> Donnell bl ssoif In team The departnr* af (testerai Normes for the Spanish frontier I* said to be for Ike purpose of rendering all th* sssislanee In hia power te the present government.He wants nothing, accepts nothing, wishes lo lira is re tlreinent, but will be ready when the Oovernmenl sails on him to serve his country.This dorlarailon Is literally the snm* as the one he mad* when landing In Valenti* In 104.1, on th* fall af Kspartero t bat la a eery short time after that modest and dlslntereetod an noancetnenl Ihe Government and Mends he cam* lo aid weraovOvtkrown.wore la asile, or In prison, aad ho himself Installed a* th* snpramu dictator.As soon as (TDonnell was Installed band of tho Go-vecmonth* despatched circulars to Ike Copula (tenor al* of the pravIecao, oolltag far tbeir affhssteo.Wha« th* aaswer was 1 am not aware, bal th* Oepiel» Gone ml of Scrag*see rabtted at eues by th* uteffrapk «hat , fa.the army, aud the people, reeogultafi oo PraSMent Sf iho Uoerâtl bqt the Duka fie Vittorio\tA letegraptv k despatch froffttofftguan ««atradicte «he rumor that BareewnAMfi riesn.Mr.Farrkn\u2019s HxRcriT.\u2014We Rre glad to find that the citizens of Quebec are to hare an opportunity to-morrow evening of seeing and hearing Mr.Henry Farren, once more, on the stago of the Music Hail, before betakes his departure from this neighborhood.A Dramatic and Musical Entertainment ha* been prepared, al the instigation of bia many friends, for the purpose ol affording occasion for a public manifestation of the favor in whioh he ia held.This entertainment should be regarded as a complimentary benefit by the inhabitants of Quebec, civil and military, to one of the moat distinguiahed cultivators of the histrionic art, and ought, for the general credit, lo be patronised by all classes.The trial scene from «« The Merchant of Venice,\u201d a Concert, and the Farce of ifaiM-ho, do red | ¦ aornsorel Per Brig Nia.BttrtnghMs.fur i 'atahwteh PHI -000 taae white pin*, MM stff teals, SOSte dsml etvfa, 3 eotds lalhwood, by K Barstell * Co Pot Brig Badteel.Wsrren.for Pet or hood 40 «ou* oak.07 dr.aim.4 te birvh, 90 4* rod pine fieate, hy Boa eon A Go.RIVER.SAGUENAY, Murray Bay, Riviere da Loup ana Kakoana* TIIK rtfifiT CLA0S I BA OOINO STKAMXB \u201c SAG (JENA Y,\u201d Capt.RENE SIMARD, Will faayo for tbo River Sagnanfiy on WEDNESDAY MORNING, Tbo 13:b inst sat.At EIGHT o\u2019clock ptacioaly.Calling at Riviera Ouollo, Murray Bay, had Hirer du Loup, and galling bock oo th* 1*1 tew inf Friday afternoon.On tho nav remains fag of at GILL atsriing.tb* AfiOVB* IfirikM WHARF, (HI Half-past ftiTVBN o\u2019efa-k, whan 0bo«o*o «moff-aids of tho Mail 8'eamor, at tho N*r->i s on Wnaar.Passenger* from Qoatot atkould Ombatk at Gilleopie\u2019s Wharf.For farther infer amlfao, apply to JOHN LAIRD, 8t.Lawraac# Cia nhers.Aog 11,1858.Mail Contracta Qacta aad ¦eairealy ky Laid* SEALED TKNDERS~hddiaa*cd to tb* Poet-master General, and marked \u2019«Tender for Mail Service,\u201d will ho received at Tobonto until IS o\u2019clock, NLON.oa SATURDAY, Iho Ufa SEPTEMBER next, for (be CONVEYANCE of HER MAJESTY\u2019S MAILS, 8>X TIMES PER WEEK each way between QUEBEC and MONTREAL, on and fro»m tho SIXTH of NOVEMBER next.As tbo Giand Mails between Ooahuc and Montreal are conveyed by Rad Rood, tho transport of lh* Mail* under this Contract may he made through the year in light Carta or Carwl**, drawn by on# hoi a*.Tb* computed distance between Quebec and Montreal is 59 Leagues.Tbe rat* of travel to be not lees than SIX MILES per hoar, including stoppage* for all purpoae*.The Days and Hoars of Arrival and Departure to to a* followm, subject to a right of fh* Fost-master General to alter Ihe same, should h* coo-aider it advisable so to do.Tba Mails to ho taken at tbo Poat-OAe* ia the Citioo of Quebec and Montreal, ovary day.Sundays excepted, at Half-past Fova o\u2019clock (VM., and to ba delivered at Three Rivers Post-Office at Nina o\u2019clock fa tha morning of the following day\u2014and farther lo h* taken from\u2019, b# Three Ritois Post-Office every day aava Monday, and tn h* delivered at Montreal and Quebec at Sayan o'clock A.M., oo every day aava Tuesday.All exponas* for Ferriage, Bridge or Road Toll* ar* to bt paid hy tb* Contractor.The Contract if satisfactorily oxocaled will contina* in fore* for a term not excoadieg four year*: Th# Poat-mas'er General reserving tho right to tcrmiaat* th* agreement at any time previous lo th* expiration of the four years, abouM lh* public interest require it.opon giving lb* Contractor thro* montre previous none* *c bit intention.Each Tender to stats th* prie* aaked in words at longfa, and to b* acromnaniod by tba written guarantee of taro responsible parties undertaking fast ia tho event *1 tho Tender bring Accepted th* Coajract shall he duly executed, by tho party tende'riag.toe tho pnea demanded i\u2014undertaking also to becoma bound with tb* Contractor in tba sum of £500 for th* do* performance ot the sor vie*.Tender* should ha mad# upon Forai# which are furnished by too Dapaitmoat and may bo had at lhe Post-Office* of Quebec, Doochamboull, Throe Hivera, Hurthior and Montreal, or of lh* Poet-Offic* Ini pec lot at Montiool.W.H.GRIFFIN.Secretary.Poet-Office Department, > Toronto, 4th Augaat, ISM.)\t3 taw LEA * PERRINS\u2019 CCLEAR ATFf> raoKovHcan nr ktxbt fABianr 09 DUAL a ira art ou* urrna front oMBOMML SBNTLffMAM *1 to bn Broth** at SftSrvs VOKCCSTBSMIK SAUCE.**-?Augaat II, ISM, 5S law AUCTION BAIES BT A.J- MAXHAM.Extensive Sale of AUCTION SALES.BY A.FRASER A CO.[Auction of Schr.\u201cPhantom.\u201d ohboniolb; Monday, august il, i866: ntMt, r* By Auciioti will k# Krfrf, on MONDAY Ik* 12th iMUnt, tf tko *«¦ of »kn «food.Atkimom*! Wiutr î\u2014 ton /''1HRSTW and H*i/-Ch^U Block and lt5U W OtooB To** |< PunchaoM Mabwaf.16 Hkda B rasdy HoMaaMjr a û F5Îïwowf^dlârtd lb»l VViM.IS Qr*C«ia 60 éo\tia, 66 Caaaa Bad Goboyb., l 60 Do Ora*B «b-6 Hbda* do.tv 70 BrUAlw-K Alo.90 do toi Jo# Portor.00 Ba«a Urv«n CoflSaa.Scotch Wbtakay, No 1 A 2 Bread, tiro.Coflao, Lamon and Sod# BiocMt, Cfaekera, Wrappiug Sal# at TWO o'claek.r A.J.MAXHAM.Quebec.A Of.7,1866.\tA.ta É.Sale of Valuable Cove Property and Villa Lots, ON THE CAP-ROUGE ROAD.KXCHAN ?ice.Bha ia By Auction, will he eoid, an MONDAY norn-iat Beat, the llth inetant, at the QUEBEC EXCHANGE, at ELEVEN \u2022\u2019eleek 'HE Schooner * PHANTOM,** now lying at Giu.up(aa* itaae, huit» at St.John\u2019a, Naw Bronewjrk, for tha Neveroe S#r« ^ 59 Ton\u2022 H'f wall found, aaila r**»»taWy faat, and ta a Boat amiable veeatl tor tba Pilot aervice ia tha 8t.Lawrence ^ L\tA.ERASER h CO.Vuebrc, Aug 9, 1866.\tA action eeit.MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.NOTICE.THE STEAMSHIP Wat.Laird & Oo.Vabri^M SlreeL ^ ?WILL CONTINUE TO OEU AT u ON WEDNESDAY, the 17tb August inetant, at TWO P.M., (onleae prokmely dispoe IS TWO P.M., (onleae prokmely diapoe-ed of by private Pel*) the undersigned will pat np to PUBLIC AUCTION, at tba QUEI EXCHANGE : |.\u2014That valuable property known aa \u201cCRESCENT COVE.\u2019* eitaate on the North Short of tba River Saint Lawrence, aboat 6 mile* above the City of Quebec, having a frontage of 4 ar-}>eau oo tba River Saint Lawrence (eooeiderabJy tncreaeed front the oblique count of the aide lioee.) hr all the depth that Bey ha found between the aaid River and tba top of the Cape, Ctwc-dv Cap ia rear | with tba right of way from aaid Cove to the Cap-Rouge Road above.The remarkably smooth level beach of ihia Cove W admirably adapted to tba aafe depoaite and khiproent of thaber, and is well protected Irom eaelerly galea ; it noeeeeras aUo a superior aile foe a Steam Skw-MÏL A ad 2,\u2014The LAND extendinft from Ctm* du-Cap la tba Cap Rouge Road in tba Mar divided into 4 Villa Lota of aboat l| arpeata each, wall-wooded.commanding ftoe view* of the Saint Lawrence, and pecultagly suitable far Country Villas.Plane of the property may be seen formation obtained eu applical|oa to N.H.BOWEN, Notary, 26, St.Pater Streat.Quebec, Aug.11,1866.INDIAN,7\u2019 Caftaht JONES, WILL LEAVE QUEBEC for LIVERPOOL am SATURDAY, the 16th August.Rates of PRMRgs FfBtT Class.£20 or $60 Tmisd Class.£7 I0e.or $90 A few Cabin PaMengera can be taken in Room* containing 6 bertha at A\u2018I6 10a.cy.each.btrerage Paaaangera mast provida (bemaelvea wilt.Bedding, and Eating and Drinking Utensil*.For Ha tea of Freight, and further particular*, apply to GEO.BURNS SYME8 k CO.^ ,\t.\tAgenu.St PctarStraet.Quebec, Aug.7, 1866.REDUCED PRICES FOR Three Weeks Longer.Quebec, 4th August, 1866.(heap Pi tots.GOOD PRINT DRESS for la.6d.worth 6000 Yaida Cambric Prints front 6d, worth lOd.WM.LAIRD k CO.^ .\tFabrique Street Onobcc, Aug.4,1856.[Hr\u2018 REMOVAL.NOTICE.AS it ka* come to the knowleege of the under-signed that tome ol their cualonierw ore still in ike babit of frequenting their oldetand not being \u2022ware of their REMOVAL, notice is hereby tefM«'/KT,,;M\"0VïD T,\"£\", Es- Ao.8, St.Peter Street, adjeining the Store ef Meesra.J.BTE.AU-DKTTE A SON, Leather Merchants, where they will have always on band a regular assort-ment of BAR IRON, STEEL, ANVILS., CHAINS, ANCHORS, GLASS and PAINTS of | all colors, 6e., Ac., which they will sell at LOW PRICES, Wholesale A Retail, at tbe For Charter.HE Skip GVORGIXA, X of 647 __ Ll ¦ b Tons, cgpt.Faisleh, hws,detidid aecommo-mr.-j\u2014.d*tioa for a few Cabm P WiU eeil about the 26th inAtant Appl RYAN.BROTHER^ 6tb Aogust, IS66.iaa«i gria r to a co.For Charter.*>#rt *\u2022\tBritain or Mt Quebec, Aug.6,1856 For Charter.TH E A I Ship « MADRAS,*» R- M.H.WARREN.Register, will accept of » Charter to Liverpool or Bristol Channel.Apply io\tc< w WILSON A CO.Quebec, J9th July, I860.?\tHorses.Apply attbaChiaalelvOffico.\t^ Quebec, Aug.7.1866.A BAR KEKPER with aa aoaccaptiaoal | Character \u2022# wanted at O'NEIL'S HOTEL.Quebec.July 26, 1866.TITARTTED.-A COMPETENÏ ENG1-VT NELM A Two FIRST KATE SMITHS, , who have a general knowledge of Iron Work.\u2014 Apply to P.WHITTY, ^ ,\tSt.Paul Street.Quebec.July 9, 1866.SlfiN OF THE BELLOWS.Wanted to Charter.ABHIP of 700 to800 Tons Regia ter, to load a cargo of Timbei arid Deals ter Limerick.Also .vmeei «X 400 Tooe to load Timber and Deals for Tralee.Apply to \u201e ALLAN C1LMOUR ACo.Quebec, 26th July 1866.Wanted to Charter, A l KSiEL to carry 800 to 400 Loads, to load a Cargo Timber and Deals for Poole.Apply to o\tALLAN GILMOUR ACO.Quebec, 18th Jaly, 1866.of Ml COMMISSARIAT.QUEBEC.5th August, 1856., .I'VTOTICE m hereby given, that SEALED sad all ia-j IN TENDF.RS, m Dutlicati, will be i*eeiv-ed at this Office, until NOON, on WEDNESDAY, tba !3tb iuaiant, from all peraooe williag to coatract for\u2014\tm Constructing Two Ball Court* for the , \u201e .a t f , ujc of the Troops\u2014m : one at the I Qu6.OF NEW YORK.ARTIES entitled to Scair for tha Dividend A of Twenty per cent, oo the net amoanl o'' V T.D.Bonner\t7 1 For Sale by MIDDLETON k DAWJON._Amf 5.IBM\t.v Fashions for.FRANK LEHLIE\u2019H (4a»atta for 1866.la.Id.August of fashions, I Quebec, Aog.6, 1866.P.SINCLAIR, J«b« Street.R.THOS.BROWN bss tatamed tbe la-bouts of tba above named insulation on the 4th of August, at No.2, br.UeaOLS Sr.Quebec,fith August, 1856.\t6 ~ INSTRUCTION, Classical, French &.Elementary MRS.BROWN respectfully iolimateu to bar Patronesses, and the Public, that she pur- the Received per ** Alice k Ann,\u201d front London, and \u201cAlliance,\u201d from Newfoundland :\u2014 OK PIPES and 1 Qr-Caak PORT, Jl 6 Quarters and 2 Hbds.vei Pof t 3\tHbds.Old Cognac, 4\tdo.Ota id\u2019s Brandy, 10 do.Geneva, 100 Caaes do.red.60 do do.green, M.H.WARREN.Quebec, 30tb July, 1866.NEW COD LIVER OIL' Just teceived, per \" Marie Julie,\u201d from New foundiand.qnn /^allons cod liver oil, this C-Fv/v/ VT season\u2019s manufacture, put* and warranted nnadultrated.M.H.WARRFN.Quebec, Aug.5, 1856.Acte Floating Dock At DIAMOND HARBOUR.rpHE DOCK, undersigned has built, at great expense, large and commodfous FLOATING cahable of receiving Ships of 230 feet keel, and is now prepared to REPAIR SHIPS and STEAMBOATo that reqnjre to go into Dock,on the moot reasonable terms, and solicits a abare of public patronage.Captain* and Consignee* of vessels are respettfully invited to cnll nod examine tbe premises for themselves.WM.LAMPBON.Quebec, Jaly 24th.1866.\t6wp WANTED TO CHARTER A VESSEL of from *00 to 360 Tons Register, to load a Cargo of Timber and Deals for Dundalk.Apply to ALLAN GILMOUR h CO.Qoebec, June 3, 1856.FI1ST SCREW STEAMSHIP FROM Liverpool for Portland, U.S CALLING AT St, John\u2019* Hfld., and Halifax, V.8 Out and beme, to land and receiye Passengers and Goods.Tbe stay at these places will be abort,aa the facilities for discharging will be great.Bone Dust.T'RESH GROUND BONE DUST, tbe cheaply est and only sure MANURE for growing Turnips.\u2014for Sale at ONE DOLLAR per Hundred Pounds, ($1 per 100 lb*-) ~ JAMES TREMAIN & CO., * _ ,\t84, St.Paul Street.Quebec.July 25, 1856.THE New and Powerful First Claes Screw Steamship \u201c KHERSONESE,\u201d A 1 at Lloyds, 2,300 tons burthen, Captain Ouelks Powkll, will sail from LIVERPOOL for the above PotU on SATURDAY, the 23rd day of August, 1856, and return to Liverpool by tbe same route, leaving Portland on the 23rd of September following.This beautiful Steamship, since she was laun ched some six months ago, bas been employed in tbe Government service, and has proved herself to be s very feel, and in every wny a superior vessel.She has five water-tight tempartmenU and is built of extra strength, suitable for tbe North1 American trad*, and has been refitted with comfortable accommodations for a limited number of First Cla-s and Steerage Passenger* Provision* provided in the usual styls on board Atlantic steamers, at tbe rates of passage named below I at Class.St\u2019rage.Passage Money from Liverpool to St.John\u2019s Nfld.15 Do do from Liverpool to Halifax, N.3 , and Portland.Do do from Portland and Halifax to Liverpool, G.B.Do do from St.John\u2019s Nfld., to Liverpool.Do do from Portland to Halifax, or vice versa.Do do from Portland to ht John\u2019s, Nfld.Do do from Halifax to ht.John\u2019s Nfld.Steward\u2019s Fees and Provisions included,except Winea and other liquore, which can be had on boaid.15 Ga.\t5 Gs.16 Ga.\t6 Gs.$60\t$30 55\t25 12\t6 24\t10 16\t8 Nfld., 45e and Port- Freight* from Liverpool to St.John\u2019s htg.and 5 4f cent.Do from Liverpool to Halifax N.8, land, 50t Stg and 5 W cent.Do from Portland to Halifax, or vice versa, $3 W ton, 30 cente ff brL Do from Portland to St.John\u2019s, Nfld., $6 ff ton, 50 cente ff brl.Po from Halifax to St.John\u2019s Nfld., $4 (fton, 40 cents (f brl.With 5 If cent primage.Heavy Goods as per arrangement, and Parcels on moderate terms.For furiher particulars apply to WEIR, COCHRAN k CO.General Office, Weaver Building*, Brunswick Street.ir to\tC H AS.R, TAYLOR khON.31, North John Street, Liverpool, G.B.THOS.II.BROOKING A SON, 14 New Broed Street London.BROOKING, SON k CO., \u2022 St.John\u2019s Nltd.BENJAMIN Wl ERA CO., Halifax, Nova Scotia.JOHN RHYNAS ACO., Portland Maine.August 6, 1866.1C I TkoPERI WALTS»; TkO DBWMOr WALTZ, -»\tAMO teeamiag the datie* of her School on 12th inetant, at No.t, Sr.Uasoia SraBBT.\u2018 Hltk Aagaat, 1866.\t6 ROIIALINK9A.?by CwABtaa D\u2019Atanar.The Bighfend Sehottisohe, By CttsaLta Set art a a.CAR BY.BROTHERS, Music Library.$4, St.John Street.Quebec, Aug.6,1866.For Charter.4K) any Port in Greet Britain or Ireland,\u2014tbe X A I Bug ply to Quebec, Aug.6, 1866.ARGUS, 211 Tone, N.M.\u2014Ap-M.H.WARREN.Newfoundland Marine Ins.Co.St.John\u2019s Marine Ins.Co.THE Undeiaigaod hereby gives notice that ka has been appointed Protective Agent ia Ca- end will .Ibj-f* be g'ad \u2018 with nails for the above Campa nice, to asriet Master *1 Vessels sad a them.M.H.WARREN.Quebec, 6th Aeg., 1866.~ justT received, ' Per *' Mari# lalle,\u201d from St.Juba\u2019s HIM.5 PUNCH EONS Muscovado Metaaeea.I\tM.H.WARREN.Quebec\u2019 Ah- ».1866.Just Received and for Sale: PyQ J JAj^y CHESTS Superior TWAN- 50 Do.do Hyson Twankay, also on consignment: 10 Hbds.DrKuyper\u2019a Double Berried Gin, 5 Qr.-Ca»L* PaU, *\\ 20 Do*.\tdo./ \u201d\t'\t'\t\u2018 quali- 5 Qr.-Caaka Dark 2U Dor.smrm > do.1 Ganoioo An Brandy ot best *7* JAS.M.KERR, 86, St.Paul htreet.HA5 E JUST RECEIVED, via Boston and Grand Trunk Kailioad a GREAT VARIE NEW GOODS: From London and Parla : 7 STRAW BONNETS, FLOWERS, SILKS, RIBBONS.LACE.MANTLES, PARASOLS, FANCY DRESSES, FRENCH DaLAFNES, SWISS CAMBRICS, Ac.\u2014ALfO.\u2014 SEVERAL CASES OF NICOLL\u2019S CLOTHING, Suitable for Spring wear,\u2014 SLEEVED CAPES.ALLIED CAPES, MORNING COATS.OFFICE COATS, FROCK COATS, VESTb, TROWhERS, \u2014AND\u2014 A small assortment of BOY\u2019S ETON JACKETS, VESTS, end TROW-SERS.Quebec, April 10, 1856.SELL!JVC\tOFF DRYGOODS.J.& E.Morgan, WILL commence on MONDAY, tbe 24th instant, to SELL OFF At unuimally LOW PRICES, ther Stock of Staple& Fancy Dry Go:ds, CONSISTING OX Carpets, Curtain Damasks.Furnishing Materials, Fancy Silks, Fancy Dress Goods, French Merinos, Paisly and Cashmere Shawls, Parasols, Kid Glove»,(very cheap) Lac* Goods, Sewed Muslins, Fancy Caaaimeres, Vestings, And a variety of other goods too numerous to detail.Qcebec, March 22, 1*56.REDUCTION IV THE PH10E OT LEATHER!! RETURN TICKETS VAILABLE fora MONTH art now issued L from Montbeal and Qucssc, Price SI A Dollars, which enable the holders to pass through and ¦pend a .Mouth amid the most Romantic Scenery in Canada.These Tickets free tbe bolder by Rail to hfierbrooke, by Stage to the Outlet of the Lake and by Steamer on the Lake, being good to return for One Mouth from date of ievue.& P.KIDDER, August 6, 1856.\t12 GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY./T a a\t*i (m real Deduction of ' Victoria s boat.NOTICE FOK SALE 'HAT 5 ALUABLK LOT in St.Paul Street, 29 feet by 60 r< cently occupied as a Blacksmith Forge by Thomas McLean.Apply to D.MACPHERSON._ ,\tNotary.Qoebec, Aug.2,1856 Spring Bone Hay Bakes, WITH which one man can do tba work of Eight.For sale by HENRY S.8COTT-Quebec.14th July, 1856.Bedsteads, Cota, Crlba, Refrigerator*, foe.NOW RECF.IVÏNG\u2014A ment of CRfRS he REFRIGERATORS or Mtat Safes, water coolers, ac.HENRY 8.SCOTT.Qoebec, 9th July, 1856.complete ssaort-IRON BEDSTEADS, COTS, FOR SALE, \u2014 Ex Steamer \u201cCanadian.\u201d\u2014 2/THAIN CABI.ES, 1| in , 90 fathom* ea.V/ I Iron Stock Anchor, 25 cwt.I Wood Stcck do.22 \u2022' \u2014Wood\u2019s best Liveponl make, suitable for > essai of 500Tons Register.Apply to E.MIC HON k CO._ .\t_ ,\tHo.8 St.Peter Streat, Quebec, July 16, 1856.Cigars ! Cigars ! ! Cigars ! ! ! FOR SALE by the Undersigned\u2014A yet Choice Lot ot CIGARS\u2019, consisting of _ Regalias, Psnitillaa, Principe, Havsnnas, Cheroots, kc.Ac.I ,\tWM.BENNING.Quebec.July 14, 1856.\t14, Busde St.JUST RECEIVED, A LOT of Freeh Swedish LEECHES, W\u2019arran\u2019s Cod Liver Oil, superior, K*s.Smoke for Curing Meats, Ac.\u2014atao,\u2014 A fresh assortment of Perfumery.Fancy Soap*, Brushes, and other Fancy Articles.WM.BENNING, Chemist and Druggist, No.14, Buade Mreet Qoebec, 14th July, 1856.L LUMBER YARD, Rochs.Apply to ALI AN GILMOUR ACO.8t.Peter Street.Quebec, )lst July, 1856.TEAS, MI VO asv,\tI\tFOR SALE \u201e e- N.IYXÆW end Twankay, ) Brandy in wood and bottle, Segara.*\u2022 La Victoria\u201d Champagne, \u2022' Imperial\u201d A \u201c Fleur da Sil-¦\tlery.\u201d FOR SALE.\tBed Cord., Manilla and Jul4.1\tR MITCHELL A CO.Quebec, July 12.1856.HR TWO STORY STONE HOUSE with GARDF.N Ac.*d jornin* Mr.W.Baowx\u2019s Flour Mill, Beauport.Tbe bourn is 42 feat trout by 32 feet in depth.For further particulars apply on tbe premraea to tha proprietor ¦ ALEXANDRE MARCOUX.Qaebet, 1st August, 1866.\t2w p TO LET, From 'be Firat May aext, THE SHOP and STORKS presently occupied by Mr.Ww.PsrraaaoN, 1 aa a Wholesale -od Retail Grocery aituate in Peter Street, l^wet Town of Quebec, and formerly oeewpied by Meeara Gtaa, [ - ANB A Co.,for a number of years ** Mcb.Ilia aitaatfon I* in tba mont nffeanteraowa locality\u2014 | Apply to » MAS THOMSON.No.19, D\u2019Aigntllon .Streat, St.John\u2019s Suburb.Quebec, Aug.2, 1856.and will be 1 MISS ATKINS intends resuming tbe duties af Her School on MONDAY, llth August, ired to taka a few additional pu-tested tbe service* o tb Teacher.Music and DsAWino ta»'ght if required.Te»ms moderate, and may b« knoo-a by applying at bar residence.No.6, Angel Street.61 preps r ils.Mia* Atkins ha« en* Ir.HxaveAUX as Frenct 3r)tb July, 1856.6-Saw FRANCIS BLAIS, PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR, OFFICE, No, 63, Qvaan SrsaxT.St.Roaba, 2nd Jaly, 1856.\tfa JAMES REED, Physician and Surgco, Ho.6, Foot of Mountain Hill \u2022 HEE\u2019t BUILDINQO.THE STEAMER \u2022\u2022 PRINCESS ROYAL.* leave.ST.ANDREWS WHARF eveiy THURSDAY MORNING, at 8 O\u2019CLOCK for Ri MOUSE L Ihia Itoat lan^a p*»*engera at Bic HABaora, on FatDAY Mous ing, ami atop* at the \u2022\u2022me place on the Return trip early on Saturday Mo» NIK G.Quebec, Aug.5, 1856.A.HARDY, WatcItmukrr.Jrba oiler, l.ooklng CIIrbn Repairer, for.No.06, St.John Street.REGS to inform hia friend* and general, that he is nrepsrtd the public in .\t.to undertake the Gilding and Silvering ol all aorta ol articles.»uch aa Candiea'icks, Snulfers ai.d Stands, Spoon», Watehea, Chalirr», Chaîna.Breast Pin», Ring», Ac.Ac., al»o on bra»«, \u2022teel.and German ¦liver.Old Looking Glacaea repaired at half prie*.Watehea.Clocks A Jewellery re-silvered with care at reduced prices.Quebec, 22nd July, 1856.\t3m THE PATENT SPANISH FIBREJtOPE.The Md.niiK«l, AUKNTS rot for this New ami Improved ROPE, beg to inform Ship and Steam-boat Owneia, Nhip-hgild-era and others interested that they have just received a few Coils of various sixes as Sample, to which attention 1» invited.This CORDAGE, irom ita durability and eco* nomy (there beirg a S*Vtxa of Pom Twknty to TwxNTT-rivx per cent, over the ordinary Cordage) is now coming i,ito general use.It» pliability and lightneea render it exceedingly well adapted for Lumberers and Rafting, Tbe undersigned are prepared to execute orders to any extent.W.HUNT A CO., No.1 Quebec Chambers, St.Peter St.Quebec.Aug.4.1856\tjm X8LANB Marine Insurance * Prtrlaeial iBsurasrf Coapaoj, OF TORONTO, C.W.NOTICE ALL Person* INDEBTED to the ESTATES of GfLBRIDE A MAGUIRE, and CHAK- I.KS GILRRIDR, Merchant *1 uilora, are hereby requested to make payment of tbeir respective amounts to tbe uodervigied, who is doty aulbonted to receive tbe same.Aa tke aflaus of tba Estates must soon be closed, it is requisite that an immediate aettien ant be made, otherwise the accounts will be placed m the hands cl an Advocate for collection.B.Quebec, June 30, 1*56.MEGONE, Shaw's Buildings.Lower Town.LANDING A ND FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCKI-iL BERN: \u2014 L C.TIN PLATES, CANADA PLATE*, and GALVANIZED IRON.C.A W.WURTELE, _ .\t_ .\tBL Paul Street.Quebec, July 25, 1856.\t6 2*w FOR SALE.160,000 On tbe Subscriber\u2019s Wharf.PIECES Pine Deals and Boards I to 3 inch 1st 2nd A 3rd qualitv.35,1 >00 pieces Spruce\tdo ' do do 40,000 do Cull Pine and Spruce Deals 3 inch \u2014also\u2014 750,000Sawn Lathe, Pine Battena, Scantling.Palings Ac., Ac.A Urge portion of this lumber is aearoncl.#\tJ.H.CLINT._\tSt.Paul 8treet.Qoebec, 29tb July 1856.SALT FOR SALE.2VM) RA,is LIVERPOOL SALT >L/V/V/ U par Ship \u201c bh«|.penlesa.\"_ Apply to ANDW.PARKE A CO._\t.\t,\tQuebec Chambers.Quebec, July 16, 1856.3 A XaKw Fire Asrursnc* FOR EIGHT SHAKES Quebec Bio k\u2014to be sold low.Quebec Corporation Debertuiee, Dorcheatrr Bridge\tJo.Upper Canada Bank Stock.J'ANGLOISfcSHAW.Quebec.July 23, 1856.\tNotaries.FOB SALF, 100 K,t5mL*AD'ft-»\u201d AND 10 Puna.Jamaica Knm, 28o.p.5 Caaka High Winea, 50 o.p.2 Hbda.Scotch Whiskey._ v , R.M1TCHEEL A CO.Quebec, 12th July, 1*56.Just Landed and for Sale.» OpL CASKS PALE i«r- Empoeoeredby kei Majeety 9 Royal ¦Letters fUJ,v w-|| o».17 Great St.James Street, Montreal.CAPITAL\u2014£500,000 STERLING.CHAIRMAN.\u2014À.C.BARCLAY, Eaq., DIRECTORS.John Shaw, Eaq., Edmund S.Symes, Esq, Clement Tabor, Esq., Thomas West, Eaq.F.F.Woodhouae, Eaq ARY.Preston, Eaq, AUDITORS.kThomas williams, Eaq.ERS.Messrs.Glyn, Mills fc Co.SOLICITORS.Messrs.Card ale, I life fc RusmI).Ibarles Pennet, Eaq., High Croft, Eaq., Jonn Moss, Eaq., Frederick Morna, Eaq., Chas.T.Seward, E if Iff* William H Henry Eva, Kaq LOCAL DIRECTORS, MONTREAL, William Lunn, E»q Jonn Torrance, Bflt% J.Frotbingbam, Eaq., Alfred LaRocque, Eaq, Benj.Holmea.F.Hon.Wm.Morris, J.\t0.Mackenxio, Eaq., K.\tn.Faoto, Eaq., ¦ A.T.Galt.Esq., Theodore Hart, Kaq.Dent, ii GENERAL AGENT BRITISH NORTH AMS RICAN COLONIES.-Frederick R.Starr, Esq.ACCOUNTANT AND CASHIER James B.M.Cbipmar., K* not oporto swept out'hSn the and their kindred die- den kaanaaa yem otofoaefc to flauL Fob ScxcrcLA, KXTViraLAS, and all Dieoatet of tke Om, tokethu PQtoffoaly and frequently, to A.\t\u2019SZ and aorte bave been healed up by the influence, Pattontoi aBy____________________ dread Ail utoan and aorte have bemi healed up to r effect of ihaea Pills, and _ which named to saturate hava eosuptotoly yielded to thaw ring tba mtmee in paribet health, mr duty to society forbids that you panda yuan# If around the world covered up Us, falotshua, utoan, sores, and all or any anotoan dlnuai of tba akin.bensuM your ^ To Pcrnnrr th/blood, they an foe beet medt-dne ever dtoeevurad.They should to taken freely aad free nan tly.and tha impurittoa which sow the weds of incurable die»asm wfll to swept out of the system Uke ehafftofcn foe wind.By this property they do m much good to prevan ting sidrneM M by foe remarks hie cures which they an making every with pimptos, 1 to the Lrvua Courutnrr, Jaundice, eend all Bikom AJfeeHone arise from some derangement \u2014 either torpid! tr, congestion, er ototnettona of tha liver.Torpidity and congestion vitiate tha bile aad 1 It salt for fogM&an.This to ihiatvnna t health, and the eousttoettoa to frequently 1 mined by no other muas.Indignation la foe symptom.Obstmcrioa ot tha duet which empties the bn# into the stomach anuses the bOe to overflow into the Uood.This arodaom Jaundice, with a long and daaguroaa «rasa ef evfto.Cmtivunam, or altemataly laafrvam and dtorrhma, prevail, t~\taL mMaunfreuuuaw 1 n m cwvi\tIm^w ¦ fil» Iflw\tr- ^ c-m e I1 4V*rUtl #JT mi J)\t8PW wOlxl v8, W^foji n , reatlamasm.and maUaahoiy, with aomettoam to-abilitr to sleep, aad sometime* mat drowsiness.sometimes there ia mven pain In foe aide ; foe akin aad the white of foe «yea haeona a greenish yellow ; the bowels sore f £Fi80FPK'K.inaureaagainat Lorn or Damage by Fire, all Descriptions of Buildings, living Mills ami Manulactories, and tbe Goode, Wares ami Merchandize in tbeaame : Shins in Harbour or In Dock ; Craft an Navigable Riven and Canals, and the Gooda laden in tbe aame ; and Farming Stock of all descriptione.\t__________1_________________ W «-r time, adopt auch rates ot Premium# aa tba natura Meaira.R adwav fc Co.of foe riax may justify.HUA lAit view, an annual Invetllgntion will be made into each clam o frith, and a return of one moiety\u2014or m per cent.-yf the nett excett wxU be made to all cloute of Inturert, whom PoUrttt have been in force for three year»-Tha angagamenta of tbo \u201d EyuitobU,J an guaranteed by a responsible pronriotnry, and an ample aubacribed Capital.The insured are free from tba liablUtie* of a Mutual Inturance Society, and entitled, according to the plan of the Com pany, tot ratuin ot half tha prot».Lomes are made good without deduction or die-count, and are adjusted and paid in Montreal without reference to L ondoo.Bv a RtaoLUTtON or thn Court in Lon PON.THB PaXMlOMS ARR RrTAINUP IN Mewr* fVki.TO PAT Lous as END Accumulate a send or £10,000.THE LOCAL DIRECTORS MEET WKKK L.Y.Agea ta have basa appointed tjuwug CtafrBfo\t__ ______.______ WESTON RUNT, and JOHN ROW, ri n Agrnts pur Qukbrc, _______\u2018 HaRI\u2019a Wharl and UNION BUILDING BOC1ITY, Ci.oubt», lOltfrlFM.Quebec, 2nd Feby., !$$$-\tI New York City.Grntlrmrn,\u2014A recent trial of your R.Relief for Rheumati»m proves it to be a severttga remedy.About four week» ago I waa mitaa with Lumbago, and quite unable to stand up.I purchased fiom Mr.McPherson, a bottloofR.R.Relief, rubbed my back wall and obtained im-mediaterelief.Tbe next morning 1 fait pein in my hip joint and in a Few dev* it became considers-ably enlarged.I wm afraid tu try more ef tb* Relief, least it abould driro the pain to * mMO vital part of the body, but a* the pain in my knee and ankle became»o excruciating, I tha etomaah said ; tha bowel* «g» to foe touch ; the whole system irritable, with a tendency tu form, which may mm to bdinus fever, kOtoua cotta, bilious diarrhma, dyasntery, Ac.A medium doao of for»# ot four Pilto taksa at night, followed by two or thro* in themomtog.and rvpcAtod a fow days, wfll remove the canM of aD these troubiM.It to wiakod to anflkr such pains when yen can enta foam for W cento.Rmbcmatism, Gout, mad all Mfmmmmtmry Fo-vert on rapidly cured to the pnrujrtog «fleet» ef tkeoe Pills upon foe fateod and the afonuhn which they aflbrd to the vital principle of life.For these and all kindred oc.nplrvint* they should be taken in mild 4mm, to move the bowels gontky, but freely.Aa a Dtwwnn Pax, this to noth agroaukl* and asafeL No Pfil can tomaA* met» pieMaat to tnk*.aad certainly non* has boon made more aifoctnal to tha purpoM tor which a dinner pill to employed.rUTAKBO »Y DR- J.C.AVER dk CO^ PrAotioal And AnfolytioAl Ohemiatg, LOWELL, MAM., AND SOLD BY JOSEPH BOWLKS, and J.MU8SON A Co.Quebec.Also, by Druggists generally thiough-out Canada.1st Saptenabar 1865.Higb School of Quebec.HE usual courae of instruction in tbia Institution coon prises English Raading ; Grammar and Composition, Htotery, Geography.Writing; Aritbmotic, General and Commercial z Matbe-matics, including Geometrv, Algebra, Meniuratio a, Ac.« French, Latin, and Greek.T am ms, aa heretofore, £12 10».per aanum, payable quarterly in advance; Scbelara under 10 yean of ago £10 per annum.By a due dtotribution of labour among tbe Tear her» and othar arrangamenta, a full opportunity to afforded of eecnring proficiency in tbe brnctically useful, aa wolf aa tba Gtotoical pranebés.Quebar.28th January.1856.T' 11 iNomfng ffpronfclr ©©DK âBS© 4)®® Printing Establishment! This Katanliabmant having bean (rontly anlnrgad by tb* addition of a complot* assortment of JOB AND OTHER TYPE, tbu Proprietor to now prepared to oxoeuio PROGRAMMES, BILLS OP LADING, inint feet warm nt all times, I would bars nothing to fear trom tbe Rbeumattom after applying fOfrf Ready Relief.I «hall oecaewoally draw attention to the efficacy of your mediefoeo, the result expqrienco, i .\t.\u201e ^\t, Vfrtrr* truly, 3\u2014in MeW«mi»ifr, Editor and foiot froprioterof 'ha Saetioal | I8tb, 1 ,c-k BOOKS, CATALOGUEf, CARDS, PAMPHLETS.CHKCQDKB.AUCTION BILLS, STE IEXI MMBOAT MiBrnoN do.BILL ffKADB.CUSTOMS BLANKS LAW BLANKS, CIRCULARS, ARM» LABELS, J YOOBTHB» WITH , , EVERY DESCRTTON Of PRINTING, '*«.rnoM the\t, , .ffrnJLa ^ w a.FROM EVERY VARIETY 0» TYPE, of reoowing tha pain, hot on* application of tbo a|) wbirb vr|H bo promptly oxaentod at THi Ready Relief wilt baniab it.Could I keep my ynan moMiaan I In \u2022 aupertor and bonatifo aryl* af workmanahip, and at tb# it.tî'WTÆrr vetSXBXJI mXGB.QUEBEC.\u2014PariTTg» atru Public*an at j «\u2022 «r."]