Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 28 juin 1858, lundi 28 juin 1858

[" t .ANI) COMMERCIAL ft IMOOflP AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.21.VOL.XII.] QUEBEC, MONDAY, 28th JUNE, 185 8.[NO.3139.i IMPORTAIT FKOM ArriTlng by Ulegr*Hhnc)|»*9)»j*t|T.For Sale or to be Let, iJtHRNE HOUSES la Garden Stmt aTI«Sd.Quebea, Feb/, t, 1*M.CAMPBELL, Advocate, 11, Garden Street MOUNT PLEASANT.\u2014To Let with Immediate possession\u2014 * rriHAT pleasantly situated HOUSE, '\t| the property of Mrs.Pors,\u2014the inside has been papered and painted and put into good repair.Apply to the owner, at the residence of Mrs.Stott, nt Mount Pleasant « _jJane 4, 1858.\t_\t_\t_____ FOR SALE, fTYHAT Large and very extensive I J Four-story HOCSK, immediately \u201c opposite tbe New Market in the Cuf-de-Sac, and (being both the Market as well as Champlain Street, forming two stories on each sids, and lately put in R\u2018>od order.Easy terms of payment.For particulars, apply toT.AB.F abet, Builders, or to A.CAMPBELL, Notary.Or\tE.G.CANNON, N.P.Quebec, June 4, 1858.\t1m TO LET, STALLS FOR HORSES in the convenient STABLES lately occnpied by Mr.Charles Hocus, as Livery Subies, in St Ursule Street ?careful Man will be always in attendance to take charge of tbe Horses.Apply to ED.UINGRAS A CO.St Ursule Street Quebec.May 1, 1858._ fTlO LET, for the Summer mouths, J[ of longer if required, a Small comforUble House, neatly furnished, and with a Splendid Piano Forte, situated within the wells.Apply to F.H.HALL, A.A B.Quebec, May 15, 1858.TO BE LET, AN OFFICE, consisting of two rooms, lately occupied by Messrs.A.A D.Rit-ems A Co., in tbe \" Quebec Chambers,\" St Peter Street, opposiU the Bank of B.N.A., with Fire-proof Safe, Water and Gas.J.GREAVES OLAPHAM, Quebec, May 4, 1858.\tNotary, FOR SALE A HOUSE and LAND, on the Banks !SI8 J'Y.of the River St.Lawrence, in \u201c ^ the Parish of St.Antoine de Tilly, forming a beautiful Country Residence, about 1 j miles from the Church end 4 of a mile from CapUin Bergeron\u2019s Lending, who runs a Steamboat twice n week to Quebec.The bonae is 50 x 32 feet, withe large Verandah reuad it, a cellar tbe same sise, divided into ft aparmenta, 7 feet high, the ground floor is divided Into entrance ball, breakfast, dining and drawing room, with cupboards, pantry, and kitchen In which is a pump connected with a never failing spring of water.The upper story contains 7 bed-rooms, with 2 setts suirs leading to the same, all well finished.The Land conUins about 80 acres (through which runs a river on which is a good mill site) 2ft acres of which are under cultivation, with a good Orchard and Garden well stocked with fruit trees, and (be remainder in woodland.This property will be sold cheap and on easy \u2022term of payment.Apply to GOSSELIN A LARUE, General Agents.Quebec, May 21, 1858.\tft Private Boarding House, No.6.Eapianade.MRS.HARROWKR begs to inform the Public that she is ready to receive per-manent and transient Boarders, upon reasonable terme.Her Table will be supplied with the best the markets can afford.The House is situated in the most beautiful and healthy part of the City.There is a Piano in tbe Ladies\u2019 Parlor for the use of the Boarders.Quebec, June 1, 1858.\t1m l>.FISUfiR A \u20ac0.EXCHANGE BROKERS, NUNN\u2019S BUILDINGS, No.39, Bt.Peter Street, Quebec.BRITISH and Foreign Gold and Silver, Colonial and United States Bank Notes, and oncurrent money bought and sold and Exchanged.\u2014ALSO- Bank of England and Scotch Notes.Office bourn\u20149 o'clock to 5.May 20, 1858.\t3m New Dry Goods Store E.MORGAN, No.21, ST.JOHN STREET, nAS tbe honor of informing his Customers and the public, that his NEW STORK 18 NOW OPEN, where they will find a beautiful assortment of SPRING and SUMMER Fancy & Staple Dry Goods, All New and of this years\u2019 importations.CF* The following goods deserve special attention,\u2014W'est of England Broad Cloths, Cas-simeres and Doeskins, Scotch Tweeds and Summer Vestings, Gents\u2019 Under Clothing in Wool, Merino and Cotton, White and Fancy Dress Shirts, Neck Ties, Scarfs, Braces, Gloves, Socks, Ac., Ac.LADIES will find a Choice assortment of Silk, Barege, Poplin, DeLaine, Muslin and other Dresses, ef the Vbrt Latist Sttlbs, Shawls, Silk and Cloth Capes.Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons, Flowers, Parasols, Stays, Gloves, Hosiery, French Embroideries, Ac., Ac.FAMILY MOl\u2019RTIYG.Plain and Glacé Silks, French Merinoes, Paramattas.Cobourgs, DeLaines, Alpaccas, Mohairs, Ginghams, Prints, Muslin, Ac., A.Bonnet Crape of all widths.Crape Trimmings, Ac.N.B.\u2014In consequence of having been disappointed in tbe fitting ont of bis shop on tbe 1st instant as originally intended, E.M.will now SELL TUB WHOLE OF HIS SPRING STOCK AT 00ST PRICE for CASH Quebec, May 22, 1858.\t12m A signa TO LET FURNISHED, MBs Ps FENCER WOOD GRANGR, with Garden, Grape and Forcing House*, addock and Onl.)ut-buildlngs.\u2014ALSO\u2014 The COTTAGE at the corner of the Gom}« and tbe Grande Allée Roads.\u2014know a as Ra-\u2022ATRLts\u2014with Garde*, Stabling, Ac.Apply to\t\u2019 ; 8.ATKINSON, St.James Street.Qnebee, March 8, 1188.\tlaw HARMONIUMS.FEW ROSE-WOOD HARMONIUMS for _ sale.These instruments being a Con-gument from tbe maker, whose desire is to introduce them ; they will be sold at cost price for cash.Apply to\tHENRY S.SCOTT.Or to\tF.H.WYSE.April 26, 1858.BOARDING HOUSE, No.6, GRANDE ALLEE.m;1 gentle RS.A.BROOKE informs the Public, that she can accommodate Eight respectable gentlemen, with tbe best of BOARD and LODGING in one of the healthiest and most fashionable resorts, in tbe West End of Quebec.Late residence of Lieol-Colonel Irvine.Two Rooms may also be had\u2014furnished unfurnished.Quebec, April 12, 1858.\t«m CHRONOMETER DEPOT, DEAN'S BUILDINGS, No.40, ST.PETER ST.LOWER-TOW^ QUEBEC.FFtHB undersigned having entered into Parb-nsrahip, under tbe name and style of McCALLUM A GIVEN, Chronometer.Watch and Clock Makers, beg leave to inform their friends and the public that they will always have on hand a general assortment of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, Ac.of every discription, which they will dispose of at reasonable prices.A.McCALLUM, J.C.GIVEN.Chronometers, Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Nautical Instruments, Ac., carefully repaired.Cheonomitirs Ratsd.Quebec, May 5, 1858.\t4m CARD.O.MURPHY & CO., AUCTIONEERS A BROKERS, Wholbsalb Grocbrt A Commissio* Mbrobajits, St.JBmes Street Quebec May 4 1868.\t3m A BEAUTIFUL HEAD Completely Preserved TO THE GREATEST AGE.And who ttet I.rr»7 w*nM not hAT* It rMtornd t.former color ; or Bold, hot would Boro tb« growth roo torod.or troubled with «UndrufT and itching bat woald h.T.It rvmorod.or troubled with orrofRI*, tcald brod, or othnr rraptlow» bnt would bo curod.or with .lek hoadacho.(neuralgia.) but would t»o curod.It wUI al.o rtmorr all\tfrom tbo faco and .kiu.Prof.Wood', flair Rr.toratlv.will do all thla, mo circular and tbo followlug, Amt Anno a.November! ISM.Poo*.O.J.Woo»\u2014-Door Sir i 1 kavobeard much salt of tbe wonderful effect, of your Hair Reetoratl vr.bud Aa.log bean to often cheated by quackery and quack Yiitruma.hair dyee.Sa, I waa dtapoeed to place your Hentoratlve In tbe unae category with tbe the ¦\u2022and and one loudly trumpeted quack remedlee.until I met you lu Lawrence county eorae mouth, etuce, whan you gave me aucb aaaurutiee ua Induced tbe trial ef yoai* Rr.tora tira I» roy family\u2014*ret by my good wife, mbeee hair had beeenevaey thin and entirely while, agd before eihao.tlna one of your large bottle., her hair waa res tnred nearly to ft» original beantlfbl brown color, aad had thickened and become beautiful and gleuay upon, and entirely ever tbe head i abecoaUaeee to o*e it, not \u2022Imply becauae of Ite beautifying effect, upon tbe hair, but became of lu healthful Influence upon the head aad mind Other, of my fhmtly and Maude are aet^t your RaatoraMva.with the happleat effect.; therefore my \u2022kapllelam and doobta In ralarence to tie character aad vaine are rntlrely removed ; and I can and do moat cordially »u4 moat aeaOdentlaUy roaommead It* urn by all who would have their hair reetored frggi white or CyMaatera k Lumber Merchant*\u2014 Wm.Dinning.Ship Hebe\u2014Falkenberg k McBlain.Boat Stolen\u2014\tdo Westphalia Hams\u2014K.à W.Poston 4 Co.Toys à Fancy Ornament*\u2014H.Howison k Co.Groceries, ke.for sale\u20140.P.Pelletier.Notice\u2014W.G.Wurtele k K.Poston.Passage to London\u2014Ship Robert Parker.Cow Lost or Strayed.\u2014E.Ryan.Boston Advertisements.Sale of Fresh Teas, àc\u2014A.J.Maxham k Co.Tns W»a4 MiDDLaaax Blsctiom.\u2014The Lon* from the Rauee|cfl^iee*Rnilway-titatlon, affords i 4pn Frtt I'rtu says that tb, if he he ' Candidate* ke the hefcd seeking tha favors of the *li|A or, U^ad^ his brother, la id Ufe jungle of electors of west MuMieseX.Thef are\u2014.Me»» Wfl l^tfae*.\u201cHe has a Msenf! dolumu of srs.Nassau Gowan ; A.P.Miodoaald, and Kuropean troop* on eachpidfèi 0», and Ids Thosnas Keefer, both of whom uuaeccesafklly pofliiou oanht tolw suffioiehUy deeper.te.I'ht opposed Mi.Sc.icberd at (he last general elec- 'i't*>«eth«41.^Lsat the rtcurrlog panic of the tlon ; David Glass (Mayor of London)i Mur- oltl*eos oFOaleetta.The Keglish soldier has ray Anderson, (of Delaware, an ex-Mayor of mere to drend from the regulation red coat London) ;Deau Tiffany, Wilkinson (of Lobo), than from the Sepoys.** We are informed that Campbell ; James Daniell, of London ; and the 33ih ftugM in it the other dsy at Arrah, ausa ditibiom¦\t\u2022safety of their countryman in the eouth, and There is nothing of importance to commun!- ««w hipstially in keeping up communlcetlon K \u2018\t.with tb# military occupying Canton.The Moyle, the Wardeu of the county.\tand that competent judges say 30 of the ICO ia^i\tmen who fell in the retreat died of sun and uni- form.\" However, despite these drawbacks, the L.ATER FROM EURQPlûri?,*|f\u2022N ^ wur »riu* ^ \u201c»,uu tbe «â great a* %« could expect.We are mnkiug i softie way, also, towards the sglutiop of our ! diflicullles with the populace, aud the time I seems near ul hand when those unpleasant \u2019 symptoms which gave reason to apprehend that j the insurrection would become something more Yesterday morning at 8 o'clock the \u201cAnglo ,Uirrt- ,ml,l'lr> olulioJr wil1 Ji«l*l*var.ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ANGLO-SAXON.QUEBEC, JUNE '16.1858.- \u2014 ¦¦ LATEST PROCEEDINGS IN TUN PROVINCIALJPARLIAMENT* (By Tal^r.ph\u2014Spselsl Jcpatch to tks Chroulds.) Toeonto, June 2d.The Houm continued in eeesion till 10 o\u2019clock this morning, at which hour there was n meeting between two or three members on each side, to determine bow far they could go with the estimates.This being arrnngvd, a few items were passed, aa agreed to, and the Committee of Supply adjourned till Thursday.The budget of tbe Inspector General has been laid before the Legislative Assembly, and coo-¦equently, ere this, before the whole Province.According to the telegraphic report, which appeared in our issue of Saturday, Mr.Browns amendment was lost, and the House went into n Committee of the Whole on the Estimates ; and notwithstanding a determined opposition the Government had resolved to make some efficient progress, even if compelled to continue the session till 12 o'clock on Saturday night.And after all Mr.Cayley's statement is a document involving as few changes of any importance as could possibly have been anticipated at the present crisis, aud after a year of great commercial depression and difliculty.As n Toronto leading journal has remarked, the budget is as much distinguished for what it omits ns for what it presents.Mr.Cayley, in fact, appears to have endeavoured to avoid attempting any thing beyond what may he sufficient to meet the requisite demands.It was necessary to provide about £2C0,0O0 in addition to tbe revenue calculated upon to cover tbe amount of interest payable by certain Railway Companies and guaranteed by Government.About £60,000 of this amount Mr.Cayley reckons to raise by a slight tax on taverns, an increased excise on Canadian whiskey and mail liquors, and a tax on the tonnage of ships entering from sea.He calculates on drawing in about £40,000 on timber dues of which payment has been deferred.The remainder, tbe larger half, £160,000, Mr.Cayley seems inclined and confident of raising by debentures issued in anticipation of the collection of one third of the £500,000 due to the Crown Land Department.We cannot help expressing an opinion, that if, as it appears £200,000 of tbe amount required can be relied upon from tbe two latter sources alone, it is to be regretted that the remaining £60,000 wonld not have been included in tbe arrangement about debentures.But this resort has become rather a tender subject, and was perhaps at the time perceived to be a dangerous course exposed to suspicion and misconstruction.His rather ahold undertaking, however, for so comparatively an amount as £60,000 to encounter the hazard of imposing additional burdens on taverns, whiskey, malt liquors and tonnage from sea U is not perhaps too extravagant to hope that this part of tbe plan mar, in the passage of the budget, be altogether dropt or considerably modified.Our duty compels us to recoid the fact, that tbe proposed tax on the tonnage of shipping from sea is not popular in Quebec and is calculated to produce more irritation than profit.Tb«*re is ample cause for congratulation that Canada passed so easily and so safely through the trying ordeal of a monetary crisis, such as that which last year sbnok both /hemispheres.Ou/Cbaocellorof tbe Exchequer needs not be greatly alarmed at baring a deficit to provids for under such circumstances.Things may be *11 rightly balanced in the course of another year ; but at all event#, it is only when tbe revenue and expenditure are nearly equal, or when the latter somewhat exceeds tbe former, that an effectual check c»n be given to the rapacity of official retainers and greedy expectants.Military.\u20144t is rumored that the 39th Regiment will shortly proceed home ; and that about 500 men, drafted from eeveral regiments, have volunteered to serve in tbe Canadian Rifles, and are daily expected to arrive from England at this port.A full dress parade of the troops in this garrison came off on tbe Esplanade on Saturday forenoon, at 11 o\u2019clock.The troops on the ground were the Royal Artillery under the command of Col.Dalton *, the 39th Regiment commanded by Col.Munro.Commandant of the garrison ; and one wing of the new Hundredth, commanded by Lieut.Col.Gordon, late of the 17th Regt.The troops having been formed into three sides of a square, tbe order for the distribution of the medals of the Turkish order of the Medjidjie was read by the Commandant.The following officers were decorated with the medal, vis.Major Hudson, Capt.Thackwell, nod Lieut Smythe of the 39th Regt.\u2014Major Currie of tbe 39th is the possessor of one of these medals previously received while in England ;\u2014elso Ool.Munro, of the 39th ; and Lieut.Col.Gordon of the 100th A medal has also been received for Major Rren' don of tbe Royal Artillery, now in command at Kingston.Activi VoLCNTSin Forcbs.\u2014On iTuesday (to- morrow), 8t.Peter's day, or the Ftt* ifob-lifûtinn of St.Peter and St.Paul, the members of the Volunteer Forces of this city Intend to get up à grand exeursion pic nic, and bare already invited numerous friends to accompany them- A convenient and comfortable steamer will start from the New Market Whsrf at half-past 9 o\u2019clock, and will convey the volunteers and lhair friends, both gentlemen and ladies, to the Island of Orleans, where H ts proposed to pttss tb* day in various pleasant ways.As there will be two bands of musie on board, it is not diffi-«ult W eenjectHte one special purpose for which their services wUl; be requited.Every thing has been duty arranged; and, through the kindness of Mr.N.H- Bowes, there trill be no diScnlty abeut landing and accommodation \u2022n shore.\t- j, .^ - \u2018A ftiiiwAT Rxensto* to the CftiAadlere, St.Thornes, and the parishes on the line, is an-aowneed by tbs Grand frank authorities to \u2022tart to-taerfow morning at \u2022 o\u2019clock to return at 7 p.m.Fare Se.or half tbe meal rales.Mr.J.G.Gagnon, Inspector of steamboats, vrrltoe «e «Jotter la which be eûtes that be bas been informed that certain proprietors of towing-eteamers and others, not authorised to carry paasengers have announced their intention of making pleasure tripe with these kesnait to diflereot paru of the oouetry.Such persons should know that these sUamerl are by l«w forbidden to uke passengers, on ac-oonat of being provided with life-preser- vert, Are engines, nod met#Hie boaU made to eonUia inelde and oueld# fifty persons.Mr.Osgooa withe# to warn the peblie.that be \u2022oaetders hlmteif free from all reepootibilily and liante, should any aceUfeftt an# M for last Ibrse months.\t, Conools Hossd fbr aceonht.at #6*4 a 9V* 6.TAMBNOritH Bor row Mvar- ¦tssmshlp Anglo 8a*on.- Mta.KnfOrtaW.Mfx TkHrlrit, _ Mrs Ibwhly a«4 «4)1 A.*llss MamWloS.Professor left^llî'lH lentt.Such, then, is the romour ; and It is said that all the gun boam l»av* been ordered np instantly to Thm-taln, and that the Canton river I* again lobe blockaded by tb# SUM squadron ; bnt except the four (the Rueterd, Firm, Opossum, and Staunch) whioh left on Ratorday In eompMywitb tinMeFfe# *s»d tb# Algerine, now )n dook at Whampoa, w# bear of no other* be» log under diapatch, and coo#id#r it v#ry improbable indeed that their K.*rclIrpcirs wonld dream of withdrawing >* for## #o es«#QtUl to tb# Per Poet I Mr* Me.- Mrs Kliursttnaw** oMMNn.ISeeL-Cri Dnrte.Mr aa# ,Mr*.B««bo.Davie, TharlcU.__A.*rher.Usptom.\u2019 KnaHrtntef.llentoho.sad Mrs M Wads.Mrs 8tr«tlers i aa* I cMiriren.Mr MoalliW.Mf dat»*li»fH*am.Miss ; RcUlere Miss Lorhead.MSm W*M.Miss raeaV do, , Ml.Wltaon, Mr.Jonklns, Cap» BUotaraa.Mr fattU Her.Mr WlahaiS, Mr I\u2019rliy, Mrs WnNam*.Mr.Wst-\u2022o*.Mr Me*, m# hey, Mr Cr«i« and .oe, Mraed Mis* 8mlih.Mr and Mr» MSiMt- aa# bag.Mr *»d Mrs Hmithsr.and t children, Mr and Mrs Reed and 3 thll' 6r#n Mr Cefevre, Mr J O Maehensle, Mr and Mrs lyM, Mr Wyndhsbs, NriVV#.lieW, Mr] Ha*.»der., Mrs Bray, and 4 ehlldrsn.Wefars IléAes.ffiread, Miller.Fester.J B Myadhsm, gant p»e Mr Daner, kr (Jeent*r.Mr Aftken.wl|k4*e * I have yet had no opportunity tor verifying this eetimate, bnt I do not doubt Its aorreotaeae.The noet Office WU alone wceeds $17,000,000 ; Ps$#Lff #1##,$10,000,000 ( Army, Including fortlflca-low.ordnance, fto, $22lffOOlOOff y Navy, 1116,600,000 ; ColUotioa of the Revenu#, $3,- Llverpoo)\u20148 bales, to flarrla A Brc.l.r a chal a cabl«.?anchor*, to K Mlehoo * Co.3 hbd.«nd a eaeae wl as, to Kyaa tiro.A Ca.Soaafe.aa# 1 cate hardware, to Chinlc, Blatant A MetboL C eaace.te O L Richardson A Rod.I caee, to J Loala 1 cask addre.wxl Capt W H Pierce).8 bx.aad I parrel, to B A A Kxprr.r o.t caec.toO Dtoa.1 do.to DA CaHam.1 bos.to F Sinclair.8 do.to J Chalcoera., I box ellvor plat», to Capt C HIxSaoi.1 eAae.to J T Hroomcau.f caaa.1 trc.S kiqr*.1 box.te Jaa U Michaud A Oa.3 ra.ka and 1 caaa tadza.to M Hoodie.3 bate* and 8 caaa.do, le A 1-aurlwA Ce.7 bale, aad 8 caaaa do, to Tblban daaa.Brnyere A Oe.8 raaoa do, to LaBlaar.tfar.ly A Paré.I do.to A Hamel A Prarra 1 bale, to P O DiHII.4 halve aad 1 aaae.to W McMment.8 eases, to II A M Benjamin.1 rate aad 1 bale mdse, to Olover A Pry.I raae marble, to P Morgan I box (eiMrcaeH Mrs Rr.wich) to H Chapman A Co.» caeca metal Math-Inf- I pieco caet lead, to A Uilmoor A Co.t caae, lo M Champloa.1 do, So B Prior.1 do.te W Betta.1 do to Mlaa Bell f'onrth.\u2014Remaindor of carte for Moot-real Importa at Quebec per G read Track Railway.Juno 96.\t' : » 09 atrands motel, to C Mlehon A Co.EXPORTS.JanoS#.Por ehlp Victor.Tbae, for London\u201413 poa white pine ma.U, 63 tons white pine.9041 aid pine deals.6039 do \u2022prn re do, ta 7 91>3 pipe \u2022tavee, by Palkeaberx A Mr Hlala.Per bark Comarrcp.Wathea.for Ulonoeslor\u2014«9 low oak.ISSdn white pine, 13,499 aid pine drat*.630 do deal end., Im pipe .tavee, 16 cords lubwood.by C A J Rharplce A Oo.\t1 , Per bark Joeeph Howe, Haghaa, for Carnarvon\u201496 V»' ^ '«*> teMteae.«a d« while jtteo, 790 .Id d»el., 9m W O W I Marrk, 3tNfl) tamarar trrcwall., 19 \u2022prare .pars, 9 red btpe do.by C A J Hbarplee A Co Per bark Frrfa* Mmeeds, for Hall\u2014I3.60U aid pin# w letavaa, Mem plpa do, by C ¦ Levey A Per bark Belle, ProSt, for PadMow\u201460 toa.oak.IS do aim.9*do tamarar, 3S04o white pine, 40 do red do, 9 pea red pine spare.Wo etd pin* doele.Mem pipe atavte, 4 corda tathwood.by Olllaaploa A Co.PVrbark Alexander Rdmaoda.NmtOi.for Poway\u2014 930 lone while plan.3m pipe etavaa, Sm W 14*, 790 .Id apraco deala.8 corda latbwoed, by II Borstal! -.^nesarstf» motsx: 730» etd ptite doalo.791 do deal an#B.4m W W l ¦Uvea.10 cord, lath wood, by Beneon A OA ,4 Berber* Alcyone.Donslaoh, fnr l.a«raster\u2014#41 teas white pine, 31 do red do.19 4e htrch, ft dVnè, # do oak.790 *td plan dealt, Ms eMLatavee.3m W O W I do, 8 corda tathwood.hr Ryaa RroaAGo , Per ship Lady PritlswirHo^Uad, for Newport V7 too.oak, ISdoolm.u deblreb.OOdo rod pine.730 4# while do, ltd» .id pfoo deala.V^m pipe .laves, Mem WO W l do, 6 state ta tb weed, by «Vv\tA (V Per .hip Allan.McArihor, far PàreÂla^fow\u2014tona oak 13 do rdm.900 do red pfa#, D7Sdo whim do, Im pipe to.18m W O W ! do.3# aid oaraao foWo.1960 do plno do S aerds tathwood, by A oîmoer A Co i .Eer brlf Kmmanael Aadroon for Wlahnarb\u2014Stone bat.tb So tereb.vedo WMW pH», 6W» ted pte* daal.tim pipe etavea, 940 ate deal end., by H RuretelL BATTS ARJUTffD AT THB TOBY OF QUffBKC d\\a ; to tl Rkaad.isiftsa,1* It Carmichael, do, MeArtbar A Brew* do, A McLaren.\tÉfo (» Bryson,\tdo, DeocripMon.da0496.JT4'- Wkm Iri.c *» MMmTV Co,.SRS» IndlaA «4V# Cap* Beat# do ,WI IR oofiiât LtVIRPOOL MARKffT*.JU A (Flam Konoetb\tA Ow l OMUl* > For .omstlmo LtvaarooL.Jan* 11, II '2»JStfOttArUK £ now somewhat senior.aad very ffao. TH« MOBNINQ CHBONIOXE, MONDAT, JUNE 38 1868.Tfc« WMal tMfta tkUMNrW U mw mmIm U*\tdoit* HoHWkAMrMéMMc.' iMfvM oo Twmita.tW mImm wm of a lt«4 Amm1|>Um, 4M aalMr* aaJ** »*r« m4«.It l a p*onr r«Uatioe.wtikoet jMrodMtac a 4m JUfr«l tour woo raUor ut>aa»M.IM-Iaa Cart ,t At \u2022wtar'\" aoarhat a vary ModaraM Vatau\u2014 »m Asm i *\u2022««(»\u2022 dalt at Tai«4ay « prim, aad clootof \u2022na at t ao aaaa« Last avaatac thara waa apaea UUoa by Qroak., caa*«d by tbu aawa frata Kranco that prtcoa wars bl«b«r.aad tbs aalkcipatUa that \u2022uyalles i Iroaa tbat qaartar.ladiaa Cara araavar fM tbs Tbs aatea of rarmor* Wbaat durlsf tba waak art by Oasetia ratanu t t06 Md oaartara, afataat 1M,803 qaartara earraapaadlat wash last ysar.Tba !¦ porta at tbU part, for tba waak aadlaf 1th Jane.araM.IM qaartars Wbaat, 11J07 qaartor ladiaa Cora.10,771 sacks.JI.OO hanrala Floar.Tba si parts du raU yisar.la tba Tlatbar markst- aa solos to report Ashot of bath klads wa qaoU la lass la valaa, with \u2022at activa da mood at tba dadlaa.\ta\tA\t\ta\tA Oaaatoa Whret-Mlxte t« Writ.\t.s\t4\t\u2022\tS\t8 Do aad Americas Bed\t\t.5\t4\t\u2022\t5\t\u2022 Old Ke4\t\t.0\t0\t\u2022\t0\t0 CaaaSa Fleur\u2014No.ISaperia# .\t.90\ts\t\u2022\tit\ts Faaey\t\t.n\te\t\u2022\t0\t0 Kites\t\t.VO\t0\t\u2022\tA\t0 Bout\t\t.00\t0\ta\tno\tt» Western Carnal Fleer\t.90\t0\t\u2022\t91\t} Canada Peas\t\t\t.49\t0\t\u2022\t43\t Oatmeal\t\t\t\t\t.88\t0\t\u2022\t00\t0 ladiaa Cera\u2014Mlsed aad Yellow ,\t.33\t3\ta\t34\t3 wane\t*\u2014\t.39\tS\t*\t33\ts 1'ot Ashes\t\t.37\t0\tte\t00\t0 Pearl Ashes\t\t,.J7\t0\t*\t00\t0 Qaebec Yellow Plae\t\t.1\t0\t\u2022\t1\t3* Ked\tDe\t\t.1\t«\t»\t1\tn Oah\t\t.9\t4\t«\t9 10\t Klia.Waobae Y.mao Daala, liu.A15 0 tad\tAM 00 3rd*\tA 0\t0 Pips 8U*M.A35\t0 l*ua\tdo .Alt\t0 1 4 _ \u2022\tAid \u2022\tA10 \u2022\tA 1 A AOU A I 0 10 10 0 0 SflirPIW IHTBLLHJKNCr.PORT OP OUBBBO A R & I T E D.Jaao ML Ship Adracco.Da raid.a»U May, Lirarpoal, A Oil\u2019 Mtar A Co, salt Brtf Air Wa WalUco, DaaalachaM.13a April, Maw-aaatla, ordar.coals.3 paaooafara.-Battaa.Hnmpbroya, Pa Jaaa, At Johas, Nid, ardor, ballast JaM 17.Ataasablp Ad(1o Aaxon.Borland, lith Jama.Llrarpaal-O B 8y mot A Co, gaMral ear go, M cabin and 137 A hip Aearo'&merJaltWth May Urorpool.A Ollmoor A Co, aalt Tbrea or foar mors bars airlrod tbat bar# mot yot boon boardod tbo Agaaora.TblsUa.ftaaiuol, aad Bo wot, said to bo among tbom.0 LI A RI D.Jaao 3d.Ablp Victor.Tbaa London.Kalkenborg b McBla'.a.- Lady Kalklaod, Rowland.Now port C W Wllaoa A Co.- Allan, MeArtbar.Port Olatgow.A Ollmoar A Ca Bark Commerça.Watbaa.Uloacoator, 0 A J Sharpies A Co.- Joaob Howe, Hagbcs.Carnarron, do.- Fergus.Kdraond*.Hall.C E Loroy A Co.\u2014- Balls.Prod».Pad stow.(Ill lot pi at A Co - Alexander Edmonds, Smith Kowoy.U AarstaU.\u2014\u2014 Vasco do Oaata, Milos, Hall.Bonaon A Co.\u2014 Alcyone.Doaalooo.l^uxattor.Kyaa Bros A Co.Brig Emmanuel, Ao3reason, Wltboacb, II BarstalL ENTERED FOR LOADING.Hmmm.Tent.War.Bn Whom.Wktt.Jaao 9d.Haroloek.11M, Llearpool, 0 B Aymoe A Co.Hall* PUbor «AA.Carlisle,\tda.Aposeor Coee Majeallc, 373, Cock, C K Lorey A Co.DUmoad Har MARITIME EXTRACTS.Tbo stammer Napoleon Ill arrlrod bora oa Satarday morning from While Island wlih tbo skip Adeasoo la law.and reports flea raaaela toward baasd.ana af Maw Lnra or SraamsaRM Brrwaatr lauara ait» Awaaico.\u2014Tka t loom ship ladUa Empira, formerly known by tbo ammo of tbo United Autee.aad which for several years ooaveyed tbo malls between Soatbamp-taa aad New York.Mi tba Waattomptoa Desks oa Satarday.with a Urge party af ladles and gentlemen oa beard, far bar spaed to be tested by tba measured mils at Stoken Hay.The retail was kl«My aattsteetory.an average af It knots par kanr batog attained The ladUa Umpire baa basa awrebaeed by Mr.J.Oct Laaar, of Mancbaetar, aad will ba the pioneer af a new 8m af a team «bips between tba pertef Oaluray and A marten Tba eoasmeatcalioa is latandad to ba fortoigbtlP.aad they wtU eoavay the Irifb mails.Tba lad aa Umpire Isoffi.SId tons aad 800 (nominal) hares pew or.with * Urge side leear engtaaa, which, aa Satarday, worked ap to 1.900hers# power, with a revolution #f sixteen strokes par wlante.Ska U vary commodious, and baa accommodation for aovaral hundroda of paaaaagers.I By TaUgraph.) Blear da Loap, Jane Ad.\u2014Waathar ooal.vary UUb fog aa tba river.No wlaA v ^ ^ Earn -araska.Jaao Id.\u2014Weather bad.groat fag ; wind light from the N W.\tM «\t« L l.lei.Jaaa Ad.\u2014Waathar foggy, wind M.W.Me shipping la eight.Per A agio Saxon.(Compiled from the Laadaa AMpplee A Mereaatlle Oa* xstte, from the IS* to the ISU Jaaa laetaeiva) VESSELS SAILED FOR QUEBEC AND MONTRE.A L.FOR QUEBEC.Belfast.Jaaa 15\u2014Chrletlaaa^Melmaasbaau - -\tiSord, for Q Qa abac and -Tba Cap tala Cask, 'tlh- Clyda.June 19\u2014Glance!rn, BaSard, Hoc I real Droniheim.Jaaa 1\u2014Aeerra.Braabaa.___ Oraagamoath.JaM 11-Henry Parnher.Umaeaa.UrarpooL JaM l«-Jamae MeHaarv.Heoderee* If\u2014JabaFllader.BroadUy.11\u2014Captala Cook, Oakley.Mary part, Jaaa It-Dykee.Peters.Mare Ulaa.Jaao 9\u2014Sylvaa.Pearson.Shields.Jaaa 13\u2014Adirondack,\t\u2014 FOR MONTREAL.LirarpaaL JaM II\u2014Britannia, Stowart.ENTERED F4»R LOADING.Loadaa.Jaaa U-MeaapU.Oak ID.tor MaatraaL Liverpool,Jane tl-BUaa Morisoa.Carrey.Digby.Craew.Wtb tor Qaebac.^ Qaeoaetewa, JaM Id\u2014**»! Oak lev, to >m Liverpool for sees axaoug tba cbUdraa.BBMIIVO\u2019E P ATEMTCH AIM -PION PIBB-POBOP «ArBR-WiTS Hall\u2019s Patmt Powd9»-P*oo?Loci», tba same that were awarded aa para le medala at tbd World'» Fair, London, 1861, and the Worid» Fair, Naw York, 1863, and art the only American Safes that were awarded medals at the London World\u2019s Fair.Tbosd Safe» form the most permet security against Fire and Burglar*, of any safe erer offered the public, and can onlr be had of the ¦ubacribers and their agents ; who »»\u2022*\u2022 °o hand and maks to order,.aU klad» of Boland Chilled Iron Bank Chests and VaulU, Doors, and Money Boies, or Chests for Broksrg, Jewelers, and Private Families, for Plato, Dia-moods, aad other TalnaWes.Aad are also Patentees (by purchase) and manufacturer» of Jons' Patist PamMUTATios Baie Loce.8.C.HBRR1NO A CO.No.151 Broadway, cor.Opposite the Oity Hall.April IS, 1858.\ta\u201c rear ISIS by Bu«ea* Dae«y.la the ^*r»A\t\t I J\tDUPUY8\tg I\tNRW PERFUÏÏÏI,\tf \\\trmtmpmttl in Trsersm*,\t9 o V\tAnd\tg 5 9 9\tkiss-me-quick\t! 1 j\tptstllled free» fragraat Tulips\t5 K I 1\t% DtTPTTT, CHMIST,\tÎ r I\t90S Broadway.\tis a\tgor ihe Oetuherm ntewtet eT tew Ter*\t MB-QniOR rUMAl/mawwa\u2014- MR'QUIOK 8A0HBL fob tbeBURIAIT.Ml-QUIOK 80AP FORTH! TOILET.a o i > t \u2022: t, Howaad A Saioee, New York.IBITELLri B»os.A Co.as T.Maxwell, I.Wills A Co.,\t\" F.Noaeaon A Oo., Bostos A Nsw York Sold sTtrywhere.s U, 1168.\tim Oa Oa EM laatoat.tbe wlto af Mr.Wm- WeMe.cf a SaagbSUb\t.DIED.laatML Jaaa.ttobetoved wlto *J the fmUMa bar aaa* raaldanaa.NOTICE.fnpRB PRW-HOLDIRS of the Oatusobal are rbqbestod to attoad \u2022 MUTINQ at tbe NORTH RA8T VR8TRY, THIS DAY.MONDAT, the If th iaatant, at FOUR o\u2019elook, P.M., to Rloot a Oharob Warden, aad for traasaoting «toer boulMN.w Q W0RTlLBt /I*4 BDWARD POSTON, Ohareh War dead.Qaebec, Jbw »«t* 18M> \u2018 ROYAL MAIL LINE RICHEUiU COMTANY SITWBfM QUEBEC A MONTREAL, Incorporated by Aet of Parliament.The new and Splendid Steamer QUEBEC, OAPT.A.M.RUDOLF, WILL LKAY1 tbeNAPOLBON WHARF FOB &XI(JL>iXlttLr»q»9AUl This Afternoon at FOUR o\u2019clock, Touching at Batlecan, Three Rivera A Sorel.Oaiii f 1.50\u2014Meals included.State Rooms Extra.Steerage $1.For Freight, Ac., apply to J.B.LAMBRE, Aoint.Quebec, June 28, .1868.RIVER 8ACUENAY, Riviere du Loup, River Quelle and Murray B»y- The A 1 Sea-going Steamer * SAGUENA Y, \u201d Captain R.Simaed, Will leave for the above Places on waDwasDAY Bsoasmro, at BIQHT o\u2019clock.For Airther information apply to JOHN LAIRD, 8t.Lawience Chambers.Quebec, June 28, 1858.Notice to Ship Masters and P ¦ Lumber Merchants.THE Steamer \u201cALMA\" having been thoroughly repaired, is now ready (in connection with the Steamer \u201c PHŒNIX) to execute any orders for TOWING SHIPS or RAFTS with which the Subscriber may be favored.WM.DINNING.Quebec, June 2G, 1858.\tV WANTED.A SMART BOY, about 18 or 20 rears of age, able to take care of a Horse and a Oow.Apply to this Office.June 28.1858.Lost or strayed, A RED and WHITE COW, 7 or 8 *jkMl /V jeers old.Any one finding her will please return her to Mr.Edward Rtav, at Mr.Hinck»' Cottage, near Thornhill, and a suitable remuneration will be paid.Quebec.June 28, 1858.\t2 For London, THE First Class fast sailing Ship ROBERT PARKER, 1048 Tons Register, Prichard, muter, hu flrat rate accommodations for Cabin Passengers, and will sail on or about tbe 30lh initant.For further particulars apply to the Captain, on board, at Charles Core, Railway Terminal, Point Levi, or to JAMES T1BBITS.Quebec, June 28, 1858.Ship Hebe for Liverpool.rpHtS splendid A 1 Ship can I take the bulk of about 1500 Bbls.Flour, for which or for Pu-sage apply to FALKENBBRG A McBLAIN, June 18, 1858.Boat Stolen.A Norwegian SKIFF, wm stolen from the painted light bine, Ship DROBAK, at Hall\u2019s Booms.A suitable Reward will be given for the recovery of saiae.Apply on board or to FALKENBBRG A McBLAIN, Jane 28, 1858.\tAgents.Quebec Marine Hospital.WANTED immediately, Two Male and Two Female Norses.Wages\u2014$10 and $8 per month reapectively.Apply to tbe House Surgeon.P.WELLS, Secretary-Treasurer.Quebec, June 38, 1858.TOYS AND FANCY ORNAMENTS.FOR Sale by the undersigned :\u2014 WAX FIGURES, Artificial Flowers, nnder Glass Shades ; Glass Shades, Ac.Also\u2014A new invented COFFEE POT, warranted to give fall satisfaction, A perfect Coffee, made by atmospheric pressure, in less than ten minâtes.HENRY H0WI80N A CO.Qaebec, June 28, 1858.WMlpkalla Hams.JUST Received, a small lot of Choice WESTPHALIA HAMS, for sale by E.A W.POSTON A CO.Quebec, June 28, 1858.In Store and for Sale : IE AS\u2014Young Hyson, Old Hyson, Hyson Twaokay, Twnokay, Imperial, Gunpowder, Souchong, Congou.COFFEE\u2014Java, Laguyaraand Rio, Green and Roasted.SPICES\u2014Pimento, Gloves, Nutmegs, Ginger, Black Pepper, ground In boxes.SUGARS\u2014Bright Porto Rico, London Crushed, Refined, Loaf, SOAPS\u2014Liverpool and Canada Soap, Brown Windsor, Fancy assorted.CANDLES\u2014Tallow Candles, Price's Patent Belmont Sperm.MUSTARD\u2014Colman\u2019s Mustard.STARCH\u2014Oswego Starch, Qlenfield Starch, Pearl Starch, Corn Starch, Johnston\u2019s Starch Polish.Bast Madras Indigo, Button Blut, E.I.Rice, in bags.Salad Oil, pinto and quarts, OMtorOil.VINEGAR\u2014Bordeaux White Wine Vinegar.OILS\u2014Porpoise Oil, Pale Seal Oil, Cod Oil.FISH\u2014Table Cod Fish.Assorted Matches, Corn Brooms, Painted Pails.TOBACCOS: Manufactured Tobaccos, choice brands, Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos, Fine Kentucky Leaf.Assorted Tobacco Pipes.Havana Cigars.\t.0.P.PELLETIER, 39, Bt.Peter Street.Quebec, Jnns 28, 1858.\t3m ADVIRTI6KMKNT.Bank of British North America, Incorporated by Royal Charter.THE COURT OF DIRECTORS HEREBY give notice that a Half-Yearly DIVIDEND at the rate of Six per oeat per armant oft the Capital of tbe Bank, will be payable to the Proprietors of Shares registered in the Colonies on and after the 18th day of Jolt, 1858, during the usual hours of business at tbe ee-veral Branch Banks aa announced by Circular to tbe reepective parlies.The Dividend is declared in Sterling money, tree of in doom Tax, and will be payable In the Ooleofes at the rale of Exchange current, on the 18th day of JULY.1858, to be fixed by the raapective Local Boards, with the addition of five pence In tbe pound, being the amount of Income Tax.No Transfor can be made between the lit and 26th Jolt, 1851, as tbe Books must be eloeed during that period.By order of tbe Court, (Signed) 0.MeNAB, Snore tory.No.», St.Helen\u2019s Pl*oe.\\ London, Jon# I, l$5f.J 8 3-W Mail for fnglaNd.A' vin.ror ikglIno, wr Ounard Line, will he eloeed at this Office oo TUKS- /r, ________________ next, the 29th instant, at 4:30 Post-Office, Quebec, June 24, 1858.A.M.MAIL FOR KNGLAND.A MAIL FOB KISCILAIXD, p.r Canadiax Likb or Ocsas Stbameks, via awraoce, will be eloeed at this Office, on SATURDAY next, the 3rdof JULY, at SIX o\u2019clock, A M.Qvisec Pont Ornci, 26th June, 1858.LOVE, PURITY, AND FIDELITY.NOTICE.Gough division, No.3,sons oftkm- _ ' PERANCE, MEETS THIS EVENING, June 28, in tbe TEMPERANCE HALL, St.Francis Sueet, Upper-Town.Strangers (Brother*), visiting tbe city, are particularly requested to attend.Parties requiring \u2018nformalion or desirous of joining the Division, msy apply to Bros.R.and W.Brodie, A.Wilson, and J.R.Healey, Lower Town.A.Smeaton, P.Jobneon, and R.J.Shaw, Upper-Town, or J.P.McEwan,St.Rocbs, Quebec, June 28, 1858.\t12m FOR SA1.H Yellow metal\u2014from i to u inch.H.BURSTALL, Gibb's Wharf.June 28, 1858.FOR CA8PE, PASPEBIAC, Dalhouale, Uatliarnl, Miraxnlctal, Btaedtac, and Plctou.THE New Iron Screw Steamer \u201cLADY HEAD,\u201d 150 nominal horse power, Wm Davibos, master, will leave ST.ANDREW\u2019S WHARF on SATURDAY, 3rd Jclv, at NINE o'clock, A M., touching at the above places going and returning.N.B.\u2014This Steamer will leave for the above mentioned places every alternate SATURDAY.Berths not secured until paid for at the Office.For further particulars, apply to F.BUTRAU, Agent.McPherson's buildings, St.Peter Street.Quebec, June 24, 1858.MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.NOTICE.1'HE Royal Mail Steamship Nova Scotiae, Aanw.McMabtxr, Commander, will sail from this port for LIVERPOOL, on SATURDAY, tbe 3rd day of JULY.Cabin Passage from $66 to $80, according to accommodation \u2014Only a few Berths now vacant.No Steerage Passengers can be taken this trip, the Berths being all engaged.A Steamer will leave the Napolboe Wharf at Niks o'clock, A.M., on the day of sailing, to convey Passengers and Mails to the Steamship.For further particulars, apply to GEO.BURNS SYMES A CO., Agents.No.3, St.Peter Street.N.B.\u2014The \u201c Nova Scotian\u2019\u2019 will be eucceed-ed by the \u201c Anglo Saxon,\u2019\u2019 to sail 17th July.An early application will be neceseary for either Cabin or Steerage Passage by her.Quebec, June 23, 1858.GRAND PIC-NIC TO ORLEANS ISLAND, or TtitQIHCVOLUNTEHl FORCE, OH TUESDAY, the 29th instant CP* The Companies to muster at the ARMORY at EIGHT (8) A.M.For Tickets, Ac., apply to the Officers of the different Companies.GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.Qaebec, 26th Jane, 1858.Teacher Wanted.THE Lioht House Kkepee at Heath Poikt, Anticosti, wants tbe services of an elderly respectable person, a member of tbe Church of England, to act in his family in the capacity of Tutor, and capable simply of teaching Reading, Writing, Arithmetic and English Granmar Apply at tbe Office of the \" Morn-imo Cheomiols,\u201d or at Mr.Waltsr C.Hexdbr-som's, Hunt's Wharf.Quebec, June 25, 1858.\t3 CHEAT WESTERN Insurance and Trust Go.HEAD OFFICE: In Compaay\u2019s Building, 404 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.(itienl Age*) f#r C«aU, - TOEONTO, C.W.LRANDKR W.V.H.STARR,\u2014Agent.Charter Perpetual.-Capital, $500,000.FIRE INSURA NCR on Stores, Dwellings, Pub-lie Buildings and Merchandise generally Limited or Perpetual.- DIRECTOS: - Charles 0 Latbrop, Alexander Whelldon, Isaac Haxlebnrst, John 0.Hanter, K.Tracy, John R.McCurdy, Jona J.Slocum, Wm.Darling, Thomas L.Gillespie, J âmes B.Smilb, Hon.Henry M Fuller, John R.Vodget, James Wright, Alfred Taylor.Chaelss C.Latreop,\u2014Presidnet.William Daulino,\u2014Vice do.L.Griooet,\u20142nd Vice do.James Wbiqht,\u2014Secretary A Treasurer, a H.K.Richardson.\u2014Asst.\tdo.Statbmbet, Jancarv 1st, 1858.Capital,\t$222,300 00 Surplus on the Year, 56,(7» 05 -$277,574 06 $138,800 00 asshtn Real Estate Bonds and Mortgages, Stocks (Par Talne $86,460.)\t51,916\t00 Bills Receivable,\t81,723\t60 Cash in Bank and due from Agents,\t27,136\t46 Losses Paid,\t$47,850\tll Expenses, Commission, Reinsnrence, and Dividend,\t41,352\t64 $277,570 06 $89,201 75 ÎHK undersigned, Agent for the above Company, is prspared to accept Risks on most favorable terms.Policies issued and Lbsses settled without reference to lb» Read Offics.OWEN MURPHY, Aohitt, SL James Street, Quebec.Juno 26, 1858.\t3» Artificial Teelh* BEAUTIFUL Mineral Artificial Teeth Inserted on the most reasonahln tones by iAMHAY, Surgeon Dentist, No.40, Anns 9treat, Oppoélto the Jesuit Barracks.Office hours,*;* to.to 8, p.m.Jons 16,185b.\t6p AUCTION SALE BY A.J.MAXHAM &¦ CO.^ Underwriters\u2019 Sale «f Barque Fortunatus, Cargo, Ac.« MON DAT, Messrs.M.I Trinity Bay and CarUmo Island, with A asts and Spars complets, 3 Boats, Aa- JtX.A AO ftothstnin IMisaîn\t\u2022\u2022*11 By auetioa will ba sold, oh MO tba 28th instant, at the Mtostonf M H.WARRBN A CO., ftoHa Wharf.HI HULL of tha Bark FOR-TUNATU8, 386 Tons Regia-tor, from Dtasie, Oapt Drentaon, ____\tas she now lle« or did lie wrecked beiw Lower Masts cbor, and 60 fathoms Chain.Tbe above Vessel is Oak boilt, sheatued aad coppered.\u2014A VT HB WHICH-\u2014 The Cargo, consisting of Coals and Fire Bricks.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 The Materials brought np, consisting of a complete suit of Bails, 3 new spare topsails, 4 Anchors, Standing and Running Rigging complete, Hawsers, Warp, Obains, Blocks, Cam boose, Boats, Ae.Sale at ELEVEN o\u2019clock, A.M.A.J.MAXHAM A CO-, A.A B.Quebec, June 16, 1858.EXTENSIVE SALK OF Fresh Teas, Ccff es, Tobacco», Syrup, Butter, &c- By Anction, will be sold oo WEDNESDAY next, the HOth instant, at the Stores of Mr.JOHN LKMKSURIKK, St.Paul Street :\u2014 Cï/ W t \"1)ACK AGES FRESH TEAS, con-X sitting of Hyson, Hyson Twan-kay, Souchong, Imperial, Ac.30 Brla.Syrup, 25 Brls.Roasted Coffee, 25 Bags Green Coffee, 200 Boxes Ground Coffee, 100 Boxes Ground Pepper, 100 Boxes Tobacco, favourite brands, 60 Boxes Smoking Tobacco, 5 Brls.Out Honey Dew Tobacco, 20 Boxes Currents, 50 Loss.Pails, 50 Dots.Brooms, 600 Bags Salt, 25 Bales Leaf Tobacco.25 Bags Pepper.AMD TO CLOBB CONSIONMEHTS : 40 Cwt.Dry Cod Fish ; also 40 Tubs Superior Butler.Sale at TWO o\u2019clock.A.J.MAXHAM A CO., A.A B.Quebec, June 28, 1858.TO BE LET, By Auction, at tbe QUEBEC EXCHANGE, on THURSDAY next, the 1st July, at TWO o'clock, P.M., for the remainder of tbe season : rilHK COVE known as \u201c St.Lawrence I Cove,\u201d Point Levi, wiih Shipyard, Wharves, Store, Offices, Booms, Chaius, fcc.It has a river frontage in the harbour of over 5 acres, and is well adapted for receiving Timber, Staves and Deals.Also the Steam Saw Mill connected with the above, and now- in good working order.At the same time will be leased the Cottage and Grounds above the Cove, and a Field of about 8 acres of grstos, on tbe St.Lewis Road, adjoining 11 Thornhill,\" well fenced and suitable for graxing or hay.For further particulars applv to Daniel McPherson, n.p.Or to A.J MAXHAM A CO., A.A B.Quebec, June 24, 1858.Lloyd\u2019s Register of British and Foreign Shipping.RuIgh and Regulations.SOTIOB IS HEREBY OIYEN, THAT IN portoance of Resolutions passed by tbe mitteeon the 20tb ultimo, alterations and amendments have been made in tbe Rules and Regulations of Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign Shipping as follows, vis.: Shotior 37,\u2014Has been altered so as to require \u201c each eet of timbers to be frame-bolted together throughout their entire length*\" in ship* of tbe 12 years\u2019 grade, instead of each altrnuUt set as heretofore.Sictiox 50,\u2014Has also been amended so as to require \u201c each aUtrnaU aet of timbers to be frame-bolted together throughout their entire lengths\" in ships of the 10 years' grade.Sbctiox 46,\u2014The sentence commencing at tbe end of the first line in page 15, has been altered as follows :\u2014\u201c In all cases in which planks above tltvtn inches in width shall be used, they must be doable fastened ; and those above tight inches in width must be tieenailed double and single, except bolts intorvene.\u2019\u2019 Shotioxh 39 and 62.\u2014The Regulations recently passed requiring iron plates to be fitted either inside or ontoide on tbe frames of ships, the length of which (measured from tbe fore part of tbe stem to tbe after part of the stern post on tbe range of upper deck) exceeds five times their extreme breadth, have been extended as follows, vix.\t\u2022 \u201c In ships tbe length of which shall exceed six times their extreme breadth, the Mumber of platee must be not less than one pair to every ten feet of tbe ship\u2019s entire length token as above, but not to be more than six feet asunder measured on a square, and to be placed diagonally as above described.Aad in addition thereto, such ships must be fitted with a rider keelson, or a pair of sister keelsons, at tbe option of tbe owner,\u2014the transverse sectional area of snch rider keelson or sister keelson each to be equal to two-thirds of tbat required in Table B for main keelsons \u2014If a rider keelson be adopted, it must be fastened with throngh bolts of tbe site required in Table D for keelson bolts, and in number not less than on* in every alternate floor.If sister keelsons be fitted, they must be fastened with through bolts, in number not less than one in every alternate timber, and of the sixe required in Table D for \u201c scarphs of keels,\" Ac.Sections 79, 80, 81.\u2014Tbe relaxations in favour of steam ships heretofore allowed by these Rules, as regards materials and scantlings, will be discontinued ; and steam ships hereafter built will beeubject to the eame requirements in these respects as sailing vessels.Scctiox 77.\u2014Requiring sea-going steam ships to be surveyed finer a year, has been abolished ; and in this respect steam ships will be placed on the same footing as sailing vessels.Table F.has been amended, so as to require the iron knees and riders to upper deck and bold beams to be 3 inches in breadth in ships of 300 tons and nnder, instead of 2j inches, as heretofore.By order of tbe Committee, GEORGE B.8BYFANG, Secretary.2, White Lion Conrt, London, K.O.3rd June, 1858.\t3 WANTED TO CHARTER, VESSEL of 400 to 450 Tons Register, to load a cargo of ber for Kxmouih, aad a Ves-sel of 500 to 600 Tons to load TiuTber and Deals for London.Apply to ALLAN GILMOÜR A CO.Quebec, June 28, 1858.\t6 4 Wanted to Charter.A VESSEL from 200 to 800 Tons, to load Timber, Deals A Staves for Portruth.H.LsMESURIER, Jr.Jans 26, 1858.NOTICE.I HE NEW STEAMER SCOTCHMAN, Captain R.DICKEY, Is prepared to TOW I8KL8 and RAFTS at moderato rates.\u2014 For farther information, apply to John Mo Done all, Broker, Office aARRELS PALE SEAL OIL, I If 16 Puncheons Old Jamaica.LANE, GIBB to CO.Quebec, June 14, 1858.W indow Glass, Landing.JA/Uk DOXES WINDOW GLASS Iv/V/V*\t\u201cStarbrand,\" 6j x 74 up 36 x 46, in fine order.^\tLANE, GIBB to CO.Quebec, June 14, 1858.No.1 Sumerlee Pig Iron.i fT\u2019ONS, ex \u201c Argentinua, \" J Londonderry, for sale by June 14.1858.C.W.WILSON to C CAPE COTTAGE, IN CAPE ELIZABETH, omt PORTLAND, Maine, has been throughly renovated for tbe Season, and ia now ready for tbe reception of Visitors.Fishing and Sailing Boats are always in readinets for Boarders, toe.Coaches running three times a-day to and from the Cars.Also Horses and Carriages in readmes* for Boarders.Cape Cottage, for a Watering Place and Summer resort, cannot be beat.S.M.MARBLE, Proprietor.(Address Portland, box 2200 ) June l, 1858.\t2m ADAM M ATTERS, GROCERY, Wine Jjr Liquor Store, »T.JOHN STREET, HE subscriber offers FOR SALE, a cora-.^te.M*orl®*nt of FRR8H GROCERIES.INES, LI w CORS, toc.Also, just received, part of the cargo of the « Iddo,\" comprising \u2014 Province Peper Shell Almonds; Soft Shell Almonds; Sardines a rhutle ; Olive Oil.toe.In returning thanks to bia numerous customers, he begs to announce that, during the summer season, it will be impoesihle for him to receive Fresh Cured Finnan Neddies, tut that he will be prepared to supply FRESH HALIBUT.COD-FISH, H A DDtH.K, M A C-REhRL, and LOBSTERS, orders for which, if left within two days before tbe Ftsh is required will be carefully attended to.Quebec, June 2, 1858.A.WATTERS.SAMUEL 8TURTON, C h © m i « t and L) r u « ^ j 8 BKQH to announce that be has commenced business at No.2, 8T.JOHN SPRKKT (opposite to Mr.Hall\u2019* Grocery Store,) and he hopes by hit knowledge of and strict attention to bis profession to merit that patronage which he respectfully solicits.Every article is warranted geatfla*.and Preacriptrone entrusted to him wHl ba accurately prepared.Quebec, May 26, 1868.More New Goeds, YBB Steamship Indian, NOW OPENING AT Glover & Fry\u2019s.FT Very particular attention is called to a LARGE LOT of MUSLIN COLLARS, 8LKRVE8, HABIT SHIRTS, INSERTIONS, FLOUMCING8, toe., toe., part of the Bankrupt Stock of Messrs.D.to J.M acDor^ld to Co.of Glasgow, which will be sold at about one half the prices that goods of the same clue bava ever been sold for in Qaebec.Quebec.April 20, 1858.AOOOimTJBOOKB, fee.Hr 'rnmnoMr, ACCOUNT ROOK MANUFACTURER AND PAPER RULER.* , Nuns' Bmldmgt, St.Prtsr Street.VT'ULL SETS of BOOMS for JN*to>*, Inaamaea T Cixnpaaiea, Mercaeiile HoaSre, Aawwie-itone, to-., made to ardor, from tha, beat A«lieh Papers, of superior llinrit»*, e*d Pa«e4 AN ftiMtea ofFLAtu to Dbcoeativi Burnt»#.Quebec, May SO, 1858. THE MORNING CHRONICLE, MONDAYS JON* J*S, lM8fc Oèfcan Steamship Company Under contract liWiA the Government of Canada for Ou Tramaport of the Malls.Summer Arrangement!\u2014Season 1858.THIS LOflC wUl comprise the following Firet Claes Powerful Iroo Screw Steamers : AnoLo-flAXoy,\"\t\u201cNonra BaITOJl,\u2019\tbuii'g \" NoKTH-AmmiCAR,\"\t\u2022\u2022 Hisqakiav,\"\t\u201c India»,\u201d\t\" Bohemian,\u2019* « Nota-Sootia».\" (new) «-\u201c (In connection with the Q.T.It.R.of Canada) \u2014 PROPOSED DAYS OP SAILING : \u2014 EBOM UTBBPOOL, Wednesday, April 21, Do.\tMay\t6th Do.\tdo.\t19lh Do.\tJune\t2nd Do.\tdo.\tItilh Do.\tdo.\t30 th Do.\tJuly\t14th Do.\tdo.\t28tb PKOM QCEBKC.Saturday, May 22nd Do.June 6 th Do.\tdo.\t19th Do.July 3rd Do.\tdo.\tllih Do.\tdo.\t31st Do.\tAug.\t14th Do.\tdo.\t28 th la the year 1869 the Line will be weekly.- RATES OF PASSAGE.- From Liverpool to Quebec.Cabin, from £15 16i.toA18 18 0 Stg.according to accommodation.(Children in proportion.) Stbbbaob,.£8\t8\t0\t\u201c Children in the Steerage.y years and under 12,.6\t6\t0\t\u201c 1\t«\u2022\t\u201c\tT.4\t4\t0\t\u201c Under 1 year.1\t0\t0\t\u201c From Quebec to Liverpool.Cabin, from $66 to $8u, according to accommodation.Children in the Cabin 7 years A under 12, $50 3 \u201c\t\"\t7, 40 1 \u201c\t\u201c\t3, 30 Under 1 year.10 Stberaoe.$30 Children in Steerage 7 years k under 12, 20 3 \u201c\t\u201c\t7 1 \u2022 l «\t\u201c\t3, 10 Under 1 year,.\t6 Return Tickets from Lirerpool to any of the Principal places in Canada will be granted by the undersigned, and to Parties taking them at the same time as the original Passage, a Reduction on the usual fare will be made.Berths not secured till Paid for.A duly qualified Surgeon accompanies each wessel.Ail Baggage at risk of owner thereof.Steerage Passengers are required to provide themselves with Bedding aud Rating and Drinking Utensils.RATES OF FREIGHT; From Liverpool to Quebec, Fine Goods, 60s.sterling and 5 per cent Primage, per Ton of 4 i cubic feet.Heavy goods as per agreement.Through Bills of Lading will also be granted at the following rates per ton measurement :\u2014 From Liverpool to Kingston 70s.à\t5 IF cent.\u201c\t\u201c\tto Toronto, 72s.6d A\t5 F\t\u201c \u201c\t\u201c\tto Hamilton, 75s.\t&\t5 \u201c\t\u201c \u201c\t\u201c\tto London, 85s.\tA\t5 \u201c\t\u201c Heavy Freight as may be agreed on.The above includes all Charges except Wharfage at Montreal.All Goods in Through Bills of Lading to be consigned to the Grand Trunk Railway Co.at Montreal, and the Custom House business there will be transacted by them free of charge.All Parcels intended to go by these Steamers should be forwarded through the British and American Express Co.GEO.BURNS SYMES A CO.Aobnts, 3, St.Peter Street, Quebec.Edmonstonb, Allan A Co, Montreal, Allan A Oillnspib, Liverpool.Jambs A Alex.Allan, Glasgow.Montoomnbin A Grbbniiorxi, London.Quebec, April 7, 1858.The Hamburg American Packet Company\u2019g MAIL, STEAM A PACKET SHIPS BRTWBBN HAMBURG, NEW-YORK, QUEBEC and NEW ORLEANS,\u2014sail as follows THE A 1 Steamer \u201c HAMMONIA,\" \u201c BO-RU88IA,AUSTRIA,\u201d and \u201cSAXO-NIA,\" about 2,500 tons each, will sail from Hamburg and from New-York on the FIRST of every month.Peueage Money from Hamburg to New- Fork : 1st Cabin,.$10»\t00 2nd \u201c\t T0\t00 Steerage,.42\t00 Fbbioht\u2014$18 and 15 ff Cent.,\u2014and fbr Cotton and other ordinary goods $15 and 15 Cent Primage.\t, , \u201e Gold, Silver and Jewels, | O'Cent, in full.Specie,.HT \u201c Postage Money from New- Fork to Hamburg : 1st Cabin,.$100 2nd \u201c\t 55 Steerage,.35 first CLus Sailing Packets Leave Hamburg for New-York ou 1st and 15th of every month.for Quebec on 15th April, 15th May A 15th Jane for New Orleans on 15th March, 15th Sept, and 1st October.Pottage Money to Quebec : lit Cabin, 85 Prussian Thalers or $60 00 .2nd \u201c\t48\t\u201c\t\u201c\tor $32 50 Steerage, 38\t\u201c\t\u201c\tor $26 60 A number of splendid A 1 sailing ships with accommodations for 1st Cabin and Steerage passengers will be dispached during the ensuing season from Hamburg to Quebec.Persons desirous of bringing their friends from Germany to any of the above ports, vis : __Quebec, New-York or New Orleans, can pro- o re Passage Tickets, on application to the undersigned, Agents, to whom also apply for Freight and further Information .FALKENBERG A McBLAIN, Quebec, April 6, 1858.New Arrangements.MONTREAL ANT NEW YORK.rai Splendid and Fast-Sailing Steamship **OHB8APRAKB,\u201dSiobntObowblb, Mas-ir, now runs regularly between PORTLAND ud NEW YORK, leaviag Brown\u2019s Wharf, Port-ind.EVERY SATURDAY, at 4 P.M., and Blaming from Pier No.12 North River, New rarh, BTtRY TUJidDAY.et the satn* hour.tblswtael ha! rfoeutly Men fitted up with lue accommodations for Passengers, thus mak-ng it the most Speedy, safe and comfortable rater rout* for travellers between New York md Portland.Pam igr Fare $6,60, including Meals and state Room.Goods forwarded to and from eTI parts of Canada, In connection with the Grand Trunk tailway, with promptness and despatch, at the owest rales.Preparations are already made Ibt putting oa m additional Steamer at oaoe, should the bosl-iees require N- ^\t, Great St.James Street, Montreal { W.ATI INS, Point Levi, Quebec ; J.8.MILLAR, G.T.It Depot, Portland ; EMBRY A FOX, brownie Wharf, Portland} ft B.CROMWELL, Pier No.1* N«rth B,r*r*\trork* r«bn«ru, im*\t6mp\t1 ¦\ti-jjusi^wtSHTBTraBi t~ I o Tin PUU^ Bound Iron.bTOW Receiving W RsMwty,\u2014 7-S HM* ROUND IRON.HKNR7 * \u2022OOTT, Owbnc vt.rth 14, 4*7\t9 m BRITISH SUHTH AMERICAS ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.From New York to klverpool Cmsr Cabin Pawauc.$130 Smcond do do .73 From Boston to Idrorpool.Cuisr Cabin Passao*.ftlO Second do do .\t80 The ships from Boston call at Halifax.Pkbsia, Capt Judkins,Canada, Capt Lang, Abania, Capt Stone, AiuxaiCA.Cap! Wickman Asia, Cant Ë G Lott, NiAOAaa, Capt Kyrie, AraiCA.Csiil Shannon, KuaorA, Capt J Leitch, These vessels e rry a clear While Light a mast head; Greer, on starboard bow; Red on port bow.leave\tWC1>N£.U>AY.America, Miller, \u201c Boston, do iCtUJane Asia, Lott,\t\u201c\tN.York,\tdo\t23rd\t\u201c Ei\u2019Kopa, Leitch,\t\u201c\tBoston,\tdo\t30th\t\u201c Pxhsia, Judkins, \u201c N.York, do 7tb July, j Arabia, Slone,\t\u201c\tBoston,\tdo-\t14th Oct.Avuioa, Shannon,\t\u201c\tN.York,\tdo\t21st\t\u201c bertus not «erured until paid tor.An experienced Surgeon on board.Tha will not be accoun:-sble for Gold, Silver, Bullion, Specie, Jewelry, j Precious Stones or Metals, unless bills ul la- within prsea,^ I to O.VorK ARE YOU ASSURED ?IF NOT, U D your duty immediately to proakfo for thoa# who ara dependent on you for their daily bread, by taking out a Policy on your Life.Life Assurance is the only sur* means of providing against tbe unfortunate results of prematute death, ns by payment of a comparatively small sues anuaally, you may make such a provision fur those who will suffer by year death (even should It happen Immediately after the Assurance is effected), as will at least Ïireierve them from want, or if your means af-brd a linger payment, secu.o them a competency.For example, the payment of $121.47, annually, to THE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND Will assure a sum of £1000 Sterling ($4868.67) on a Life ofdo next birthday, or $608 31, paid annually, will assure £5000 Sterliug ($24,333.33), aud so on iu the same ratio ; or parties assuring fur £1000 Sterling, aud upwards, may tak# advantage of \u201cHALF CREDIT SYSTEM.\" (paying ouly one-half uf the premiums for the first fix years, with interest on the other half at only 5 per cent), aud the fulluwing will be the first payment, securing the ki ll amoi kt oj the Sums dssured, under deduction of only the amount of the half premiums unpaid £1000 Stg.£5000 Stg.Age\t20.$49.20\t.\t$245.93 h\t30.63.88\t.\t319.37 \u201c\t40,.83.24\t.\t416.26 \u201c\t5o.113.04\t.\t565.31 «\t60.167.35\t.\t836.76 THE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND was established in 1838, and is one of the must extensive Life Assurance Offices in the world.Since the commencement of tbe business, 420 of the Assured have died, and tbe Association has paid their families, orulbers in right of the Policies, the Bum assured, amounting to $989,* 671.49 (£103,357 Stg.) Tus Capital is.$1,946,668, and the Axstal Incomb upwards of.$608,333.75.Montreal, 9 Great St.James Street, DIRECTORS : J.G.Mackkxzib, Esq., Merchant.David Tokkaxcx, Esq., Merchant.Gxohgr MorrATT, Jr., Esq., of Gillespies, Mortalt k Co.Alk.xamixr Mounts, Esq., Advocate.Solicitors\u2014Messrs.Torrancx A Morris.Medical Officer\u2014R.Palmkr Howard, Esq , M.D.Agents in every Town in Canada.Prospectuses, Tables uf Rates, kc., supplied gratis, on Application at this Office, or to nuy of lire Agents.JAMES GRANT.Secretary.Lirx Association ok Scotland,) 9 Great St.James Street.\t?Montreal, May 1, 1858.\t) AGENT for Quebec : A.D.RIVKRIN, Quebec Fire Office.Medical OrvicxR :\u2014Josirn Mokrin, Esq., M.D.Quebec, May l, 1858.\t6m-jl6 BAITED KINGDOM LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 8, Waterloo Place, Pall Mall, London.S.W.Established nearly a Quarter of a Century.Annual Income Upwards of £136,000.CHAIRMAN : THE HON.FRANCIS SCOTT, M.P.DKPCTT chairman: CHARLES BERWICK CURTIS, ESQ.FllHlS Company offers the security of a large paid up Capital, held in Shares by a numerous and wealthy Proprietary, thus protecting the Assured from tbe risk attending Mutual Offices.There have been three divisions of profits, tbe Bonuses averaging nearly 2 per cent, per annum on tbe sums assured, or from 30 to 100 per cent, on the Premiums paid.Snm* Ar.nrrd\tHonaaei added.\t\tPayable at Death g:.iioo\t\t\tX 1.11*7 10\t0.\t.£69K7 10 0 4.IIIW.\t\t\t 13*0 0\tO.\t.:.300 0 0 H.0°0\t\t\t I.IRJ 10\tO.\t.4.193 10 0 l.*l»\t\t\t 3T7 10\t0.\t\t 10 0 300\t\t\t 1W 13\t0.\t\t cm 13 0 100\t\t\t 39 15\t0.\t\t 139 19 0 The Premiums, nevertheless, are extremely moderate, and r>\"One hnlf of the Annual Premium for a term of years may remain unpaid, bearing interest (without requiring the deposit of the Policy as in othcroffices.) This Company likewise foregoes all claim for the debt, should the Policy be discontinued.Upwards of hx^xn nrxnRxn thousand rorNos (including Bonuses) has been paid toW\u2019idows, Children, and other Parties holding Policies with this Company, which have become Claims by Death since its formation.Daring the last Three Years this Company has issued 1,280 new Policies, insuring £888,-758, and producing new Premiums to the amount of £33,993 8s.Od.The attention of the Public is earnestly requested to tbe annexed scale of Premiums, which will be found extremely moderate, and the mode of payment affords every accommodation and facility consistent with security.1st.Premiums may be paid quarterly, half-yearly, or annually, as may best suit th* convenience of the Assured.2nd.When an Insurance is for Life, half the Annual Premiun may remain unpaid for five years, at interest, to be deducted eventually from the Policy, to he paid off at convenience, a system peculiarly suited to obtain Temporary Loans.3rd.The principle of an ascending and descending scale, which bas been adopted, is equally applicable to tbe opulent, and to those of limited incomes.4th.Policies are granted on very moderate terms, payable on the death of two, or three parties (as the ease may be,) so as to render Leasehold Property, held npon Lives, nearly equal in value to Lands held in perpetuity.This office has Agents in almost all the principal Towns of Great Britain and Canada, from whom lull particulars can be obtained gratuitously, and tbe means furnished for effecting Insu ranoes ; and the same can be bad on application to E.Lsnnox Boyd, Ksq., at the Office, 8, Waterloo Plack, London, of W.G.SnxrrARo, Agent for Quebec, 42, St.Anne Street, U.T.Or of the Medical Referee\u2014W.Marsdxn, M.D.35, St.Anne St.Place-D'Arrnes.N.B.\u2014Policies now effected on the Partiel paling.Scale, will participate In th* next Division of Profits to a greater extent than if delayed to a later period, besides obtaining the advantage of a lower rate of premium.Quebec, 23rd April, 1858.ÆT1VV ÜGBRiKCE fOMPINT, HAHTrORD, CONN.Incorporated in 1819.\u2014Charter Perpetual) Cash Capital\u2014Sl.000,000.XTNDRRWR1TR all descriptions of INLAND U MARINE RISKS.Usual Credit given on Premiums fbr satisfactory Notes.Open Cargo Poliole* will also be granted to such Houses as may be approved of on Application made throngn th4 undersigned.Rates of Insurance and other Information will be given at the Office of the undersigned.J.F.TURNBULL 4 CO., Aobnts.Gowen\u2019s Buildings, St.Peter Street, Quebec.\t6m Lives of the thief Justices of the United States.THE Lives and Times of the Chief Justices of the Supreme Court of the United States b, H.nry\t\"\u2018\u2018-^ gmOLAUl.Quebec, May 8, 1858.& mmW' BRASS FOUNDER and FlNfcHieR, Locksmith.and Bell Hanger, D»Ai«tr»Li.0N ?T»H#T.Upper Trr lin» foreaefc «it «^noot Ina-rtlon.rwaaLT ratra\t* \u2019'\u201cXT*' ** **\t^4.wtfo fo* «Ame 1\u2018roraMionaiaad other Cards, noteseeedlag fear Mnea 41 p*r aaaaaL No Ad*ertl*eai«wltot>eeMiM*r«4 by foe B|,uia HU pravioeaiy agrwarf apoa betweoo Mwp*rtle* * ThenrtTUageofY.artyASr.rtUw* wtlib««5rfln.