Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 13 décembre 1861, vendredi 13 décembre 1861

[" PERSÎ DALIS\u2019 \u2014Vi:\u2014 » i'Z-RI ^ .rj r 'flirt Æ\u2019illet W i.\u2019:\taUmiUn, cf tU pahü; to thu Knff tested cad.unrivalled -P ccrnily J&dicine.& h-=ut been favcrably known for more *\tJ-W3, dxxhns which time we ¦toe renewed f/ic^tsauUs cf testimonial, mV^i%\talmost r czer-Jhum.nr remedy fer aimeasec caused by cr attendant ufcn_ ao£d?* ^ttght.Fever and iSgvc, Rdadiche gdiaus Fever, Fsins in the TT! &**?¦ ***\ta* u*a as in the /*/\t,\t# ^JfeujHih^Lc ami &Ui*uma±Lc £PaxnA in any part qf ,y\tToothache and Faina m the \u2022fisad and Fact.,j2s a\tpurifier and &cidc ^fUunajJi, it seldom fada to cure ^oigesticn, luver Complaint, J*xd azomaoh.Heartburn, Kidney Corr^ r&jeadacJu\u2019, File*, fieth^-f7- T3\\thz.i;x Pÿ.^rms, Foils, Felons, Old èorec, tAueüed Jbmts, and e&ffi&al (SfieLilLtu.of the also a prompt and sure Remedy for Cramp and (Pain in the Stomach, Fainter* oc-j.?.^fUi^ltoea, {Dysentery, ¦SÂun-mtr /Çcjrnfilaj - ft.Cholera Jdcrcus, Qhci~ era îrfxr^itm, Scalds, gums, Sprains, gruises, Frost gitea.Chilblains, as well as Lu.SUng-s cf Insects, Scorpions, Centipedes, and.the ^ües ; H 50 50 t ** P*r S.8.\u2018\u2022Bohemian,\"and for Sale 0] Quebec, Oet.14, 1861 M.I.WILSON.WOLFE\u2019S Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps, A.Superlative Tome, Anti-Dyspeptic and Invigorating Cordial.TH» MEDIOINATTÜÏmAG* is manufactured by the Proprietor, at Schiedam, in Hol-UtMl.and is warranted not only pure from every injurious property and ingredient, but of the beat paisible quality.Itt extraordinary Medicinal properties in Gravely bout.Chronic Rheumatism, Ineipent Dropsy, Futulence, Colie Pains of tba Stomach or Bowel*, whether ia Addlts °* i™*7* ?i® oriimssrj «me* of Obecme-tion in the\tA Sidneys, Bladder, and Urmarw Ortons; in Dyspepsia, whether Acute or Chronic ; ' m Gf****1 DehUsty, Slsteeish CtT-cula ton of the Blood, In adequate Assimilation Bf P -d, Ànd ' Exhausted Vital Are acknowledged bv tbe whole Medical Faculty, and attested in their high*»* written authorities.\t*r*i \u2022 '\t¦ Put »p in ease* of one down Quart, sfad two doaea Fiat BmUm, aad for aale by aDGroeea, Druggie» an* Apothecaries in Canada.1 riKVLPHO WOLFE, Sole ICknufocturer, Schiedam Tbe Subscriber begs fe*T*to inform tk*Pub h^îfpo\u2018ote4 d9mn'\tChap- nt Î \u2019 ®f\t' kis Solo Agents i* Canada, for the «aleof.hiS Celebated Schiedsm fine Souchong and Congou Tea.AQ /CHESTS SOUCHONG, yO \\ , 54 J do CONGOU, Now landing ex \u201c Baling Grove,» and For sale by n k \u201e\tM.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec; Nov.5, 1881.Japan Hyson & Twankay, Br,\u201cta\u201d fr\u201c Qaebec, Nor.8,1861.^ ^ MOOMTAIN.A Valuable Medium vertisers.Terms of Subscription : Daily Editioh, «5 per year ia advance.Wbbklt Ebitioh, NQ ««\tn IV 9IBT to Great Britain, the United States, or any place out of Canada, $l.eO additional for the Daily, and $0.426\t\u201c Wbbkly Eomnow, WILL 11 REQUIRED TO PREPAY P08TA6E.of Advertising ; 8 Cents per line for tbe flat Insertion, \u201c each subsequent do.ADVERTISEMENTS The popular Stvles of full length Portraits caMed Carte de Visiles Landscapes, Views of Buildings, Copies ot Machinery, Engravings, *c., ac., Ac are neatly executed and In the molt artistic inaQoerv at moderate prices.PLEASE CALL AND BEE.One flight of Stairs only.J.B.LIVBRNOIS, ,\tHo.It John Street, Nearly facing Palace Street.Quebec, Nov.22, Ih6l.\tlm NOTICE^ \u2019 IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Application will be made oT' Qubbbc 15th November.1861, HE PROVINCIAL COMMISSIONER; , sppointed te secure a representation of /anadian products in tne International Exhi-10 ^ ke,d io ^on^°D in the Mitnmer of 18(52, take tbe earliest opportunity to make known to tbe publie that they have this day been informed that the sum of $6 rOO has been placed at their disposal by the Provincial Government fpr that purpose They are autbor-ited, out f this eero, to pay the freight and cnargeB on all articles approved by tbe Com-missioners for transmission to London, but are not authorized to purchase any manufactured product fommfrrial ®r other purposes of profit, for Regulating Survey* or Boundaries, oa roa Doing anything tending to affect the rights -property of other parties, ARB HEREBY NOTIFIED That they are required, by the 51st and subsequent Rales (which are published in ful in the Canada Gaxette,) to publish TWO MONTHS\u2019 NOTICE ofthe applicetion in tbs Canada Gazette, in English and French, and also (in both lan-g*ag*e) la one or more aewspapera, in tbe Dis-\u2019rict affected ; sending copies of the fiat and iMt of inch notices to the Private Bill Office Quebec, ALFRED TODD, Chief Olsrk of Private BUI Office.Quebec, Nov If liol.\tf g , Quebec Gazette and Three River* Inquirer to copy.NOTICE.THE RAMSGATE LIFE-BOAT \u2014 A RESCUE.* CHAPTER I.A WBBCK OVF MARC ATI.Tbe night of Sunday, the twelfth of Febru.ary in the prewnt year, wa* what sailors call Di8bt\u2019 He4TJ œasses of cload* BKirted ihe horizon as the sun set ; and, as the night drew on, violent gnsu of wind swen* along, accompanied with snow sqaalls.It wan fQr\tto tbe Cheonel and it proved fatal to one at least.Before the light broke on Mondav mornioa tbe thirteenth, tbe Margate ligger,\u2018Eclipse* put oat tq *ea to craias around tbe aaod aod aboals in the neighborhood of Margate on the look out for any disaster! that might have occurred daring tbe night Tbe crew toon discovered that a vessel was ashore ea the Margate Sands, and directly made for her.She proved to be tbe Spanish brig \u2018Samaritan©, of one hundred and seventy tous, bound from Antwerp to Sauiander, and laden with a valu-able and m scellaneous cargo.Her crew consisted of Modeste Orispo, captain, and eleven men It seems that during a violent eqaall of snow and wind the vessel wa* driven on the sands at about balf-paat five in tbe morning : the crew attempted to put ff in tbe ship\u2019s boats but in vain ; the oars were broken in the attempt, and tbe boat* stove in.Tbe lugger, \u2018Eciipse, as abe &T3\tT££ Ü» bad Ut ih.Tr S b*T* l00üda,«; toe.if they dîu.h ^ UUOt\u2022 tl haDd.'*>\u201d »\u2022 old not Were Tbe.\tlb'r *ot eiuergency that mey^rfee, gof be/steL**^ ' 1 *>°Wnr' ac4 FiH1 her brave aod skillful bTbor\tM?n,M# ber oat of tbe h«.K J 8ogoen, who, wiih Readioa bas been in manv a wild\t./'j commanded tbe lifo-boat It wa, n/.rlîT'' who h.d (ssembied to see tbe life boat eiart tQ battle their w*j thfough toe dnf«e aod against tbe wind, enow, and foam, »o the bead ot tbe pier.There at last they a«sembi-d.*Dd \u201c«T* bwi lai\u2018^ M theyJ.aw *1*ar\t\u2022\u2018DC encoanter tbe at rush of the wind end sea ouietde.tide OUl aDd9r\t«\u201c'd «'ne old fenowj^rwotld\u2019nt have gone in her for tbe univeae,\u201d and those who dil not know oeroiam that eccb scene* called fortb in the oreaats of our watermen, could not help won-derlng some* bat at tbe eagerness that had b«n displayed to get a place in tbe bcat-and \u2022 h's altoough they knew that tbe two Maigate ufe-boais bad been siready wrecked in tbe attempt to get the sbor distonce wb.eb eep.rat- Wrec*> \"^e lh^ would nave to battle their way through the gale for ten or twejve miles before they conid even amJZg °r \u2022JiU1 °f lbe\tboatmen, or he effletency of their tnKY ttncrrtrey tinted, wi|t* ^most impo^ibl ro^î.îe\tWUb ,f *°tfl robably ba«» eocjAJe* ; with «.at rt tbe Ratu-gato tow, would carunnly have feilea - AvTk* 800n &® lb®\tand boat got clear felt lL® fQ,! »orce of the etorm c^id\twbather bev on?e\tWPEJ**» against it.Geiiiag Z lr thlTZ.01' ^ lide M il 8WeP\u2018 round t pwr, they began to move abend, aod were \u2022\u2018I\"***-* fn/.ll L ** \u2019 ,p>Zr M \u201cS running ^\tW* stoao^w, wito engiaea work- 8prkk * ^bitst.ble smack, ano I ?\u201c* P^er, pluuged iloog: efVrj «aie borrowed two of her man and her ho*?Th.» ! \u2022* rt broke over far r.nmt A.u_________ borrowed two of her man and her boat.They boarded lbe vessel a* the tide went down, and hoped to be able to get her off at high waier ;t0^8urPh-rpO8!,8il Mar**le boatmen and two of tbe VYhiratable men were left on board Bot, with the rising tide, tbe gale came on \"W \u2022?» *.« , no each signal was was given.Every no# and then, as the wind-boomed by, some landkman thought it tbe report of a gun from one or other of the three light vessels which guard the dangerous Goodwin Sands;'but tbe batmen shook in* along bottom up, or with «reiy man washed out of her, for anytuing they could tell.Several times the fear that the life-boat was gone came over foe «aster «f the steamer Still «.learner and boat ©allied stoutly and successfully against tbe storm.As sbon as tbey were round the North Foreland, foe snow squall cleared, and they sighted.AUrgau, ali anxiously looking tor foe wreck; nut botbing ot her was to be seen.Tuey saw a lugger riding just clear of foe pter, wifo.foretnaet gone and anchor down to prereet ber being driven ashore by the gale They next s.ghtea foe Margate lift-boat, abandoned and driven ashore, in W.sigate Bav looking a complete wreck, tbe waves break-i«g over iheriz X dut* \u2022 \u2022 beyoad foie, tnev caught tight of foe aecooa life boat, alao ashore; and tDen tney learnt'to iSlizs tne gallant effoits that had oeea made to save \u2022be shipwrecked, nod foe dea.ruoaua that oad beep wrought, as effort alter effort had been overcome by the fur> of the gale.But where war foe wreck 1 they could *ee nothing of her; had she oeen beaten to pieces, all lives Iasi, and were they too iafore)as to its cost » n\t.innJ consist of the chairman and\tr«dered it advisabte^ in the opinion of Irnm customs bet\t447334 for even ! July, \u2019«3.The total for war purposes alone\tJame9 Q RoMj Darid d Young, J.B.\tconsult with the Stockholders ,e*s than $26,\tj ^ gmted ra round numbers at six bun- j RaQaod, J Gaudry, Vital Tsto, William With- ^ ^ earnest possible period, upon the best ,uv - -\t-\t.î j-\u2014.! >nd aixtv-four millionB of dollars ! I all and J.H.Clint.\t.course to be pursued under existing circum- « gi-.n Cta^i^* «r»^irJïd I Tho.w.g«, 1» bri-f, Ih.foilowing .taie-\tco^ScThTch-ir ; ccd .ta.cc.wlH u con6oed ment\tthe meeting then adjourned.\tgolelv tQ the receiTing 0f payments due to the oa Irt July.IMO.tlwpobltedrtt^a\t-u.\theld on I B*nk.coffees obolo m «bol Sium, h.,Komtaoii\u2014 Bank rate M Bays 9 arriTed daily f ufh lbe object nearest hU beart-the estab- lho#e now in tbe bands of their creditors, and while morVh h \" \u2019me 0f the addressee, with foment of bis mother in a home above want.jn lhe eTent of no adequate relief being olK bearing\tPa of , LoDdon \u2019 The fact His brotbere were his next care, and n a few\tfrom lhe Provincial legislature, should the simple ad\tpostage stamps were -ears, they, too, with his sisters, were indepen lh\u20ac Bondholder3 consent to accept a mach that more tha^O, ^uer.boxeg and mail- d^t in the world ; the once barefooted printer lower of interest and defer the payment of found de^' beJ ° ffreaî carelessness on the boy was in possession of affinence, surrounded the principai until such time as a reasonable bags, while pro \u2018 « *\td ubt wbetber b/a young and affectionate family.He rote 9inking fnnd would accumulate to meet it, the ®uffae8t8 a a\tlbr* y°una .\tuntil tbe barefooted | Corpo^tion would consider any proposal ema- Drttt-lbaxte J Mumob DesMaMra l P«te> fo'v\u2019 H Slarlslr.Bbu to H S Boott HXPNB8S COMPAMT 1 pk«e to Doobarate A Ashworth.1 4o to P A Oo tide table.a,eg «Am At qtwio.\u2014ciyil thoi\u2014l$«l- Meafiay.Toes day.Thursday Friday.wstorlsy Gunday.Deeamber.\tMorotaB\t¦veMtaf.\th.m.\th.m.§\t11\u201451\t0\u201417 .10\t0-45\tO\u2014l* .II\t1-30\t9-51 .IB\t5\u201454\t3-57 .13\t3-0#\t4 -\u201410 .1*\t4\u201444\t4\u20145* .13\t5\u2014SI\t5\u201441 Tbs ttrsaiB of tlds rwtis ap «5 atiaatoa after hlgk ater.Fall Moon.Tuesday, 17th Dot, 3k.*¦- T.O\u2019DONOHOE, water.A.M Lrthdoo Ohrooomoter Dspot, 4# Sk Prtor Strook Qaobes.K^beï^r mixture on^ba back of the stamps 1 fo honor a\"nd In office, 5\u201c ]l !dditionTlbe'deUver?dof this huge mas; j £5?/ This man^s Simon Cameron of correspondence, 71,000 -\u2019 RilDsgI IXD1CTBD FOR THE BCRDBR States 8e-the pre- HOTEL ARRANGEMENTS We are given to understand that the Clarendon Hotel will change hands on the first of May next, on tbe expiration of the term of the present lessee, when the premises will be very considerably enlarged, renovated and improved, and refurnished throughout in a style and to an extent commensurate with the requirements of the travelling public.The d«.l.rar b-W P*'*«\"* lbe streets * I\t\u201e \u201epplic\u201eion \u201ef Cpt.Kelson Toronto in foil dress, these two or three days.^ a warrant ^ 8earch the Nashville,io recover He is in bran-new, bright and shining Yankee\tproperty belonging to him and the uniform; and some indignation has been ex- owner9 0f the ship Harvey Birch, Earl Russell cited by the impertinent display.It is remem- I directed his secretary to reply that he fcannot bered that a British officer, off duty, in bis own J autborij5o the magistrates to issue such a war-town wears a plain undress garb ; and that J rant and declined to interfere in the matter, in another conctry he would appear as an ordi- I Tbe appiicati0n was made on the recommcnd-narv civilian.Northern officers, it is said, I ation 0f Mini! Perhaps.nary civilian.- \u2022honld behave with eqntl propriety however, the suggestion pre-supposes too much.Our visitor may not have another coav While\tKin* etreel wounir urchins, as well as one or two u child- ] îen of larger growth,\u201d cried out fondly \" Ball s Ran.\" bat Instead of blushing for his 11 700 oob\"book-packets, being an increase of 450 900 and 700,000 respectively, were ^d in tbe United Kingdom.These.*Jtb the letters were conveyed over a distance of about ui offi) miles a day in the British Mies atone \u2014an increase of 4,060 miles on the previous 7.T, soi «\th1.IZ mol OT FELLNBB.(Corre»pondenc* of the New York Tribnoa) Freehold, N.J., Dec.5 1861.The Grand Jury came into Court this moraine having found 18 bills of indictment.Radski, on the evidence of Mrs.Marks, was indicted for the murder of Fellner.Capt.John Simmons was also indicted for the murder of s,Iî-».*- * *- \u201c\"lhe Wbr»TnM«.T*o,udh{ foot -\t1 =wï,r^,r-e «» -0-\t»\u201c« r\u201e\u201c\t\u2022\u201dd 'va!'vo?j;'d orders, l«Ti.g 554,680 for Scotland nating from them.\t.\u2014 , »,\t.A full statement of the financial affairs of the Corporation, together with certain other statistical information, calculated to throw light upon the present embarrassed condition of the city, will be forwarded to you at as early a day as possible.I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, H.McKinstrt, Mayor SHIPPING ItfTRLLIGKNCE.maritime extracts.Th* hah of the.t^^8»««^^o»a rep^rUrt.ÏT£\t-v-\t*>\u201c\u2014 FBOTE8T or OAFTAIN NELSON.The following ts th.V\"** *[?*** W\u2018 H' N' * «OB, martrt of the* Harvey BInè \u2022 I WUllAtn H«nr?NeIeoa, of tbo fàtj\ti orti in tb* UdImM Stetoo of Amorle*.Martor Marlnor, do the »lde _____Minister Adams.The despatches of the Confederate Commissioners escaped the vigilance of the officers of the San Jacinto and safely arrived in the Laplala, in charge of a gentleman of the ^On arriving at Southampton, the remainder of Slidell and Mason\u2019s families and suite went on board the Nashville, and next day the des-don.commenced on the doubt be held for the more\u2014the Secretary goes oo to suggest as a means of enabling lhe Government « to ob.tain the mean# for prosecuting the war to a successful issue,\u201d the *#ta»ushiient or a National Baux of Tssub.Mr.Chase «aya very little ol tho theory on -which a Bank of Ireue is to be founded.We regret it, because h«s action and its eooae-rtueocea axe and will be inatrocrive lessons to us Banking and currency are altogether dàüoet, soi itof «'r b™ «nfoDd.d I\u2014W.th* »m.iMiimtioM which h*T* ««tried on ih* bon M** of Unking h»»hg«n- u.*il.W.*t* of \"'x\u2019 SuiM h.m «r*d \u2022» d.U««iog » buk.th.Prerogative of iseumg notes as those who may visit th# house the public creditor i when ,by a compromise I lively and generously cared for.We wish the with the South, these heavy liabilities muht I MW ie5gce tbe success which his enterprise popularity and success with which the new |^med to acquire a more magnificent strut _ lessee has elsewhere catered for the travelling b_ the notice he attracted, uncomplimentary j p^hc,, were taken to London L».ur\tth.^ h», h-nd.,\t^*ir* ^ ?k.tQQ whn mnv visit th# house will be atten-1 *\t., __ >,(¦ honor incontinently I\t- AMERICAN TELEGRAMS.be avoided and both nations go on comparatively unfettered by debt in a grand and proeperous career.\u2022 Tbe population of the union in 1816 was \u2022even millions and a quarter.and well-known liberality as a host deserve.would have seen hli honor incontinently vanish.On Friday #vw»1m Uat a aoene oe-mrred in one of onr favorite saloons which shows the current of popular opinion in ibis j city A valiant warrior clothed in the blue and bras, of the United States service, entered and seated himself at on.of the tables A Southerner in the room-a ««Aleman fr°\u201c Lonisiena unable to get home\u2014betrayed con- This shows an increase 038 orders and of £607,474 over the Avions vear Wonderful as was the increase ofcorrespondcnce on the introduction of the ~,nnv nostaee, still more rapid has been the .h.\u2019aom.-.J for money-orders.Iu 1830 the total orders issued were 188,9-1 for while in 1840 the orders rose to nu7 704 and represented a sum of £960,97».Out of the orders issued in 1860, 7,227,234 were nresentedL and £13,865,936 were paid.There ?s some discrepancy in the numbers [,ere ^ven with those just quoted, but that is for there- nor to explain.It is bard to understand bow £ lesser nimber of orders should require more money to pay them, or to reconcile accounts ;S state that £13,865,936 was paid for money-orders when orders were only issued for Ain 858 504.On this large sum the Post-office\to \u2019.nj\u2019rfJl 534 for commission, whicb, after battered.*».\u2022«.«\u2022a \u2014\t- r ^ ¦ wa.nlainlv 2SfiSlf2l£12L.Ion \u201c '>«\u201c «hichth.Wnj.ymrimtm^w-pUmj week, Mrs.Marks will no present as a witness.THE PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.Washinotos, Thursday, Dec.5, 1861 No intelligent man could have gone ont of the Senate Chamber this morning without the conviction that tbe \u201c Conscript F*ti»enf had silently pronounced the doom of Slavery on this continent.An act of Congress will unquestionably strike the shackles off the African ?n every State of the Union before the next anniversary of Washington\u2019s birth-*?.The Montgomery Advertiser has a letter from Pensacola, Saturday morning .23rd, which says :\t.a Both parties are silent this morning, walked down to the beach this morning, and looked at Pickens.She seems considerably A long dark place upon her side, New York 12th.\u2014A letter from on board the\t\u201e\t______ QUEBEC SNOW SHOE CLUB.\tI £^\tSI °41 on the 18on ex Trained, however, by a large and necessary expenditure for the department.Tbe proportion of money-orders to population waa about one order to every four persons.Additional money undoubted Prerogative ¦ well ee gold and silver coin.For a bank note CUTTING SARCASM.The New York Herald is noted for ns rough and ready «tyle, but we never gave it credit for caustic wit or dry humour.In its remarks upon President Lincoln\u2019s message, however, it indulges in a voice of keen irony and quiet sarcasm of the finest and moat culling description.It is really superb in the following paragraph :\u2014 -\t-\t.\t.\t \u2014» ^\t\u201c'j^ P^Con *od H.lop.dw .moog the their paper.He ie right, too, when he orge* 1\tor Qf Regului and Scipio that\u2019ne advantages of this loen should bel Afrieauas among the ancient Romans, are f t'*d at oart at leest from the bank, re- the models of the terse brevity of the mes- list of whose officers appears in an another i 7rDlxl#.g Land\u201d column.Clubs of this kind are worthy of en- j couragement, affording, as they do, recreation and exercise of tho most healthful kind.We are gratified to see our already popular Governor Lord Monck giving his countenance to the movement, and under his patronage we assured the Club will hare every success feel in tbe loud and stirring soldier looked abashed, and something being said about Bull\u2019s Run, he soon beat a ha.ty retreat amid the laughter of all present transfatrod at part presenting o«Jy th\t.holders, to the Govemmest, representing the aggregate miereota o( tbs whole psoplo.He «sLeets two plane for ia some way effecting this transfer, \u201c ti* gradual withdrawal from ciioafotioo^ by mean# of a ta*on ban* « of the notea ef private corporation, sod for the ire*.« tUu MemJ \u2022( Uhited ^uirewtofepeytWttoeeie eedemmid.io of the stock-1 mge» and its English is that of oar best classics, as simple, forcible and unpretending bs that of tbe English version ol the Bible.\u2019 Well may the President exclaim, *« Save me from my friends ! !\u201d VOLUNTEER SERVICE GAZETTE.We have received tbe prospectas of the Vol uuteer Servies Gasetts, to be printed here monthly, io quarto form.W# do not know tbe editors' or the pnblfohere\u2019 nanre# FATAL ACCIDENT.About half-past four o\u2019clock yesterday after noon,a man named Thomas Walsh was accidentally killed at Droning's ship-yard.It appears that the deceased, with some other workmen, was engaged in raising a log for the purpose of sawing it, when it slipped and tell upon him completely crushing him.Death was el-most instantaneous.The deceased leaves a wife and two children.ICE IN THE RIVER.The effect of the extreme cold of Wednesday night waa visible in the River St.Charles where large sheets of ice were to be seen yester day.In front of the city, however, the ferry steamers are still crossing.CANADIAN OCEAN STBABSRS AND THE CN1TRD STATES POST BASTES OENERAL\u2019S REPORT.SUDDEN DEATH.An inquest was held by Coroner Panel, yesterday morning, at St.Roch s, on the body of an old man named Joseph Larose, aged eighty who had died suddenly.The deceased appear ed to have died from natural causes, and a ver-diet In accordance with th# facte was render \u2022d.made her stagger.Another.8hel1 J11\"1'!* ?ieir famUies.So satisfactorily has the money feet below the water line causing a bad leak,\t^ worked between this country and but the steam pumps kept the vessel free.ranadJ Gibraltar and Ealta, that the Post-.|\tresumed\tdeclares his infontion of prej Firing continued all |day and was by the enemy next morning, when we moved out of his range.J The frigate Niagara still kept at them but This report is also laid before Congress.In being outside the bar she cannot bo much in- \u201c \"f™\t,0»\t'Tort\tbhd »P - r >h.t h*.Oh.Packets, an arrange-1 man killed and seven wounded.visible.Poor Fort McRae suffered yesterday for more than we thought.Six men were killed by the falling of the cover of a rest, and ten others wounded.They say 500 shot and chell fell into in the fort.The damage was done by the ships, which took position southwest of the fort, where the guns could not be very effective, and fired broadside upon broadside upon her.A battery located just back of her aided in repelling the attack, and it is said \u201c0^\u2018ï\u201drtS«wib.harbor .hi.more i\u201e£ I £ SKer party will raoaw the 6,h.,h& morning.If tboy do McBa*wlHprnb*Wy be abandoned during the day, and the battery behind her worked.But if she was levelled to the sand, nothing would be accomplished toward the reduction of our batteries.SHIPWRECKS AND CASUALTIES ON THE SOUTH SHORE.(To the Editor of ths Morning Chronicle.) SIR,\u2014Will you please give notice in your interesting paper, that I have been informed that thirty miles above this, at a place called Little Vallée, the inhabitants aaved a long boat in which there was a lantern, two 1 c-preservers, also a pair of oars.The same people picked up, along the shore, two' tinnets of butter, and a few barrels of flour, with two barrels in which there wa* sugar, besides & number of pieces of rigging^ I am afraid we shall shortly hear of a good many accidents to vessels, for since the beginning of the month, tbe wind ha* kept for the moat part N.and N.B, with continual snow and rain There has been very few vewel* m sight since the first of the month.The courier from St Anne found a dead man along the sea shore on hb down trip, at a distance of eighteen mile* above tbi*.The same person, apparently, wa* teen here on Sunday last, in perfect health.He U an Hitman of about five fret nine inches in height, with thin brown hair, dressed with a blue cloth tail coat with yellow buttons, light colored cloth cap, and checked pantaloons.The cause of death was supposed to be hia falling on a slippery stone, and receiving a blow on bis bead, which caused instant death.By this Government will snrely remark how roads are needed between this and St.Anne des Monts, when onr mail-carrier is expected once every week by the same.I remain, Dear Sir, Yours truly.J.P- Great Fox River, Nov.3Ttb.îb.\trfsiw r^k.£.th.Both day ofScpu«- Sit «MMter of.e\u2019Ht tb« »htp «enrey Birch.Sr-EÆ\".î» ea-r-JS'îrS.tJK Tork in eoeformity with tb.L»w* of »b.OalUd «.^ bonod for tb.port of H.vr.d.Greee, ta wSTa ® \u2022« ?90 ; Snperfln., $5.10 to 5.19: F*®*y- $5.40 te 5.B0 Extra at 5.80 to 5.90 ; Doable Extra $\u2022 to 6,90.\tB**.- fiO to 9,80\t.Tbore l.a iteady demand for Na I, and lower gradee \"'wheat\u2014Car lord* $1.06 to »,07 for 8prtaf, aed $U6 to $1.18for Fall Wheat continuée dull Oatmrel por bbl.of 90# Ibe\u2014$4,B5 a 4-30.Beeroa Bariev \u201448c to 50c per 50 Ita Vwy daU.Corn per 56 lb.59 to 55c Nomleal.OsU.\u2014No wtaolMale tran*»cUoo*.Peu p.r 66.Ihe 65e to 79c.Artie*-Pots.06.95 to 6.30 : lot «dor* Sc Pearls BA.10 to $6.X5 per 119 lb.Huu.r-Cboleedrtry 15 to cholco .tor.peeked, IS to 14s.ttud store-parked Poor gradrt 9 to He.®r***^7 *°\t».__ Pork, \u2014Frlm.$9; Prim» teqe* $19; T$la bfsfl requett of the Captain, take ap arm.agalart tb.Coefedaraio TTooidb.Mbwatod.batlwuHewmirt t betas taken.Tbe «turner __EafUrti* ChaaeeL a^ arrived a» Eoatbampton at aboat * am.oa the Sl.l lortaai, ud SSrTo aïtaor ta tb.rtvw.Oapmje aid ma that I and my crow wore at liberty- aad mw*t j^tTrtmrwbatbarefaud to pataeoa sbwo, aad I Vbarrtor.amployod a «team tag at mJLÎZrtltTTTi ¦Ad landed my orow ta Boetbampto»\t^7**° * Md io am.aad tbay *** United Bute.0.ual tbara.\t^ board the staamer, la eoovaraattoa wUASAm ommn.^ W*r't an.Iwaatrtd by «Irt\u2019tST^wthat teamwwariftaaUy algeedartWea \u2022t Oh*r£t»g the o*\u201d**\tebaafvd.i^S^trtSTwwa breesbt oa board, whleb tba **T.j j .m,.ri'ri ta rtga by threat, of foru.I Wew ww^ .^Tlh4t tb.crew wu oompoMd ot Bag.ua ^irta^Tbeebrooometor aad barometw be* \u201cSÏTObj\"®\t\u201ck-\u2022» °^\u2014 THE MOENING CHRONICLE: FRIDAY.DECEMBER 13.1861.STCP ÏHAT C0U9H! Which m*j end Mriouiy if not cheeked HOSSAGK 3 *\u2022 PULMONIC TROCHES\"\u2019 will be fonod at all umaa beaeâeial for Sore Throat, Coughs, Horaenew, and other Bronchial affections,\u2014for sale by Druggists generally, price 2& cecU per box.I can recommend them as safe, simple and effieaeieas.J.P.WOLFS, M.D., Qnebee.Quebec, Dec.13, 18«1.\t6bx Uw McGregoi\u2019* Vegetable Worm Lozenges! A purely vegetable worm specific, thorough palatable, sate and speedy.\u2022« I can safely recommend \u2018 McGREGOR\u2019S WORM LOZIM-OBS\u2019 as a simple and reliable Worm Medicine.'* W.MARSDEtf, M.Place-de» Armes.Sold by Droggists generally, price 15 cents p :r box.fciQnebec, Dec.13, 1861.\t6m law I&1B0TE! IAIHDYB! HAIS DTE STIC.A, BATCHSLOH\u2019S BAIS 9TB, 77i« only Harmleit ond ReliahU Dye Knc wrt ALL others are mere imitations, and should be avoided, if you wishtoeecape ridlcnle.^RAY, BED, or RUSTY HAIR Dyed in-l antiy to e beautiful and Natural Brown er Black, without the least injury to the Hair or Skin.riPTSSN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have bean awarded to Wa.A.Batculos since 1839, and over 200,000 applications have been made to the Hair of bis Patron of hie ffmtouj Dye.WM.A.BATCHELOR\u2019S HAIR DYE pro-duces a color not to be distinguished from nature, and is wasuaittud not to iajure in the least, however loag it may be oootiaoed, and the ill-effects of Bad Dyes remedied j the Heir is invigorated for Life by this Splendid Dye, which is properly applied at No.16, Boni Street, New York.Sold in alleitieeand town of the United Sûtes, by Drnggists and Fancy Goods Deal- The Genome has the name \u201c William A Batchelor* and address upon a steel plate engrav-Ing, on four sides of each Box, Wholesale Factory, 81, Basolat Stxbit, Late 233, Broadway, New York.May 1.1861?\tlime d*w Tha Confessions and Experience of an Invalid- T)UBLI8BHD for the benefit and as a warc-iogand a caution to young men who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, etc.; supplying at the same time, the means of Self-Care, by one who cured himself, after being pat to great expense through medical imposition and qaackery.By paying postage, single copies uav be had of tbe sutbor, NATHAN > EL MATPAIR, Esq., Bsdford, Kings County, N Y.Oct.16.1861.\t3me (kiistmas and New Year\u2019s Presents.JUST RECEIVED, A BEAUTIFUL Assortment of PH0T0-GRAPHIC ALBUMS, tbe fines', ever eorao to tbe market, from $1 to $10.A verv choice lot of GOLD LOCKETS, FANCY CASES, in great variety, just suitable for New Year GiLs.ELLISON A CO., 39 John Street, Quebec.Quebec, Dec.13, 1851.\t19 CHRISTMAS m TSAI,*! Gifts ! Hourly expected by Steamer, via Portland by Express, Reliable Jewellery, PLATED AXB Papier Mâché WARES, FANCY ARTICLES, &c., EXPRESSLY FOR MY RETAIL TRADE, AXO AT MOST MODERATE PRICES, WITH A Liberal Discount for Cash.C.J.ARDOUIN, Importer, Jeweller, Ac., Fabrique Street, Facing U.T M.Place.Quebec, Dec.12, 1861.\t4 g Mails for England aVXBEO POSTOFFICE 10th of Dio , 1861, A MAIL tor ENGLAND, per Oamadiam Li»*, via Portland, will be closed at thte Office, on FRIDAY, tbe 13th instant, at: 1 P.M.\u2014 AMD ALSO, \u2014 Per CcsaboLi*i, via New York, on SATURDAY, tbe 14th instant, at 1.30 P.M.J.SEWELL, ,\tPoet-Master.Quebec, Dec.11, 1861.By Request ONE LAZARE Magnificent Collection S! O 0» 1 GOVERNMENT HOUSE, Qttisbc, 12th Dec., 1861.ON AND AFTER The 13th Instant, His Excellency the Governor General, wux RECEIVE GENTLEMEN DESIROUS OF Seeing him on business, AT HIS OFFICE, No.23 St.Ann Street, os Monday and Friday, Between the heure of ELEVEN and ONE o'clock.By Commead.J.G.IRVINE, Lt.-Colonel, P.A.D.C.Qnebee.Dee,».1861.\t,\t_* Christmas Times.f UST received a further «apply of the Finest \u2022 I Russian I3IHGLA38, also Flavoring Essences, Spices, Tuproca, Homœopathic Cocoa, Ac, Ac.DIAGONAL Bargains AT HOME, BLAIS & CO\u2019S.250 NEW DIAGONAL Repp Mantles, jut œil, WILL BE SOLD AT SILKS.33 Xj.X«a I Dresses, OPBHA Mantles, \u2022 YV reaths, &c., & c., All of the Latett PARIS FASHIONS, Over Morgan\u2019s Store 7, JOHN STREET, UP STAIRS, GREAT Bargains WILL BE OFFERED.Positively Close £ ON A choice as lottment of Perfumery and Brushes of ell kinds.Agent for Pionsn'e Genuine Arrowroot, end ATSiwoe e Parisian Tooth Paete.JAS H.MARSH, cor Palace and John Street*.COST Quebec, Dec.13, 1861.St.Bridget\u2019s Asylum.rriHE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING o 1 the ST.BRIDGET ASYLUM ASSOCIA* \"nbN.for the election of a Committee of Management, will take pUce on MONDAY, the 23rd inet.in the St.Patsiox\u2019s Catholic Is-stittt., at SEVEN o\u2019clock, P.M., \u2019 J.O\u2019REILLY, AriaL Recg.Secy., 3t.B.A.A.Qnebee, Dec.13, 1861.\ttd Q-CTEXB332C Snow Shoe Club, Under the Patronage of His Excellency the Governor General.PrttidrU: T.DOUGLAS HARINGTON, Bio.yUt-PrttùUiüt i B.J.Box-voa, Eiq , R.A.| Wn.G.Cahtssll.Commiitte : Jio.C.Thqxsox, l Oatt.Batos, 60th Rifles Rican.Aukts, j A.J.Camsis, '***\u2022\u2022- c.0.S.Tshtls.Stcrttary Trttuvrtr : *\tE.C.BAYLEE \u2022\tDays of Meeting for Exercise: TUESDAYS nod SATURDAYS.Time aad place la future advertisements.Qnebee, Dec.13, 1881.\t6 HOME, BLAIS & CO., 8T.JOHN\u2019S OATS.Quebec, Dee.6, 1861.\u2022QUEBEC Drill.Associati n.M EMBERS who have notsigned theXUS-TER ROLL, are requested to do so at the office of the undersigned, St.Peter Street.A.FRASER, Secretary A Treasurer.Quebec, Dec.13, 1861.* Friday, 13th December, 1861.Hours-10 to 5.Quebec, Dee.T, 1861: Rich Silk Dresses.Forty at Ten Dollars.Seventy at Fifteen Dollars.We call attention to the above DRESSES, which have hitherto been «old at from TWENTY to FORTY DOLLARS each Any of these elegant and Rich ssilk Dresses, would be very suitable for a CHRISTMAS l\u2019RESENT, LOST, LAST week, a BUNCH of KEYS.The finder, on leaving them at this cffice, will be suitably rewarded.Quebec, Dec.13, 1861.\t3 For Sale.HANDSOME CHESNUTMARE, 5 y ears old ; also, B< \u2019X Sleigh and Haness.Apply to No.68, Sr.Pacl BraiiT, or Mr.JOHN BOYDE, Saddler.Price, £32 10*.Qnebee.Dec, 13, 1861.\tu BENJAMIN'S GLOVER A FRY.Quebec, Dec.9, 1861.\t6 ¦ mm» IIS Kl! « JéméiiUU s/1-\t.-4 iO J UST RE C El VED, A aZhl 'aj anæjui oiitJi A km yfr.Scottish PioÉcial tance COMPANY.SSTABIilSHBD 1826.Capital.ImMttd in Canada.£1,000,000 stg.____$360.060 rtARTIES assuring their live* now will be r entitled to share in tbe (five years\u2019) Profits to be divided on 31st January, 1862.CJXdDJ HEJD OJfFICE i Place tP.Armes, Montreal.A.DAVIDSON PARKER, Secretary, Canada.QUEBEC 2 LaNGLOIS * GLASS, HAT MAGNIFICENT PRO-PERIT, situate on the St For _____ Road, near tbe Monument, wii h it* Hangers, Staples, Oat-houses and Ga decs, formerly the residence of the late .JuLlix Chouisax», Esqtbe whole ^in tb* best possible state of repair.Possession given on the first day cf May next.Apply to H.J CHOUIVARD.orto\t0H0U1NARD A t'OTR, cl Peter Street.Quebec, Doc.13, 1861.\ta Complete Assortment OF SIZES ron LADIES & GENTLEMEN, 8 * & White, Black and Dark, AUCTION SA.UFS ^ BY HEBEK BUDDEN A CO.The Sale of THE LATE SIRJ.CAMWELI/S f S Library, WILL BE Continued this Evening, At SEVEN o\u2019clock, precisely, AT THE STORE OF V\t;\t*wil \u2018KliLl\t\u2022 Messrs.St.Laurent & Co., .'.il WHEN THE Remainder of the lot will be closed off.The most valuable portion of the Catalogue will be disposed ot\u2014comprising English, French and Latin Works, Law Books, Ac.\u2014The whole without reserve.HEBER BUDDEN A CO., A.A B Quebec.Dec.13, 1861.AUCTION «aies.dr G.Sc H.GIBSONE.CL.OÎSING SALE.Furs, fndia Rubber Hoots, &c., &c.Office of the Municipality er the NOTICE.Cftontj^ of Montmorency, r Chatxaü Richxb, 6tb Dec., 18S1.HEREBY give public notice that the uo- 89 By Auction, will be Sold, at the Subscribers Stores, on FRIDAY, tbe 13th December.Sale to commenoe at TE M A.v., precisely.\u2014 WITHOUT BI8KKTI 10 CLOBI \u2014 AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT comprising various Consignments of Vain-able FURS.Gentlemen\u2019s Caps, GauntUis, Mittens, Ac., Ladies\u2019 Yictorines, Muffs, Cuffi, Ac., Mink, Otter, S 8.Seal, Russian Lamb, Squirrel, Ac., Buffalo Coats, Gariole Robes, Ac.25 Boxes Gentlemen\u2019* Cloth Boot*, foxed with Rubber, M.25\t.lhe south by No.21, tod to tbe aorth by No.23.\u2014A mout of arrears.\t4 36 2nd.\u2014Another lot of land situated at tbe same place, being No.19 to tbe soutb-weet of tbe 8ault-à-la-Puce, of tbree arpents in front by thirty arpents in depth, belonging to Théophile Dussault, senr , extending on tbe northeast to tbe Sanlt-A-la-Pnce, on tbe south-west by the extremity of tbe said depth, on the south by No.18, and on tbe north by No.20.\u2014Amount of tbs arrears.4 36 8rd \u2014Another lot of land situate at the same place, being No.20, to tbe sontb-west of tbe Sanlt-à-Ia-Paee, of throe arpents in front by thirty arpents in depth, belonging to Théophile Dussault, junr., extending ou the northeast to ths Sault-à-la-Puce, to tbe ¦onth-west by the extremity of tbe said depth ; on the south by No.19, and on the north by No.21.\u2014Amount of arrears.4 36 Number of lots situated in tbe local municipality of tbs Partab or Mission of St.Titedes Caps, vj* :\u2014 Applications for tb« office of inspector of BUTTER for tbie City, tnav be addressed to the undersigned, until tbs FIFTEENTH instant.A.FRASER, Secretary, Quebec Board of Trade.f'uefcec.Dîc.B, 18C1.Dry Goods, AT NOTICE.Applications for tbe office ©fiNSPKC- TOR of BEEF and PORK for this City, may be addressed t« tbe nndersigoed, until the FIFTEENTH instant.A.FRASER, Secretary, Qnebee Board of Trade.Quebec, Dec.5, 1861.Dissolution of Co-part-nership.N BUCHANAN\u2019S CELEBRATED Spiced Beef, Bacon and Mutton Hams» Rounds, Tongues and Lard, Beef and Poik Sausages, &cM &c.WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.GLASGOW HAM~ WAREHOUSE, 36 McGill Stuikt.PRINCIPAL AGENTS: ALEXANDER McGIBBON, Montreal.ADAM WATTERS, Quebec.BROUGH, BUCHANAN A GO., Ottawa.R.FITZSIMMONS, Brockrille.Dec.12, 1861.1\t.\t6 Hams ! Hams ! ! Extra sugar cured Cincinnati hams.For sale by ADAM WATTERS.Quebec, Dec.12, 1861.\t3 HOME.BLAIS & CO.On account of the death of one of the partners, THE WHOLE OF THEIR New Stock WILL EE 4th.\u2014A lot of land of tbree arpents in front by thirty arpents in depth, situated in tbe ooneeaeiun of St.Peter, and belonging to Jonathan Walliee, being No.13, extending on the southwest to Elisée Simard ; on tbe northeast to Joseph Bo a that.\u2014Amount of arrears.> 5tb.\u2014Another lot of land of two arpents I in fr< $ CtS.OTIOE is hereby given that tbe COPARTNERSHIP heretofore exisüog between be undersigned, and carried on under the name and firm of H.J.NOAD A 00 , has in coneeqoence of the retirement from bualceea of Mr.HENRY J.NOAD, THIS DAY been DISSOLVED ; and that the liabilities of that firm will be liqnidated by Mr WILLIAM H.JEFFERY, who is also authorized to receive payment of the debts doe tbe said firm.HENRY J.NOAD, WILLfAM H.JEFFERY.Quebec Dec.2, 1861.j NOirfCE.THE undersigned bev« THIS DAY entered intoCO-PARTNERSHIP under tbe name, style and firm of JEFFERY, NOAD A 00., and will continue tbe business heretofore carried on by tbe late firm of lira y J.Noio £ Oo.WILLIAM H.JEFFERY JAMES S.NOAD.Quebec, Dec.2, 1861.7 MRS.PENNY, AN ENGLISH LADY, who has recently arrived in tbi* citvA will be happy to give LESSONS to Yonog Ladies In MUSIC and SINGING, as well as in the Italian and German Languages.For reference, apply to Lady Belleau, Madame Alleyn, Very Revd.Mr.Cazeao, (Archbishops Palace), or to tbe Revd.Mr.Lemoine, Ouaplaia to tbe Urselioe Convent.\tj,,\t.\t\u2022 Quebec, Nov 23, 1861.\t'\t1m 0 91 lioard.Bacon ! Bacon ! dfeO.BUCHANAN\u2019S CURING.Extra sugar-cured boneless bacon, Beef Hams, , Mutton Hams, Bear Hams, Rolled Bacon, Pickled A Smoked Tongues, .\tBeef Sausages.For sale by ADAM WATTERS, Sole Agent for Quebec.Quebec, Dec.12, 1861.\t3 Cheap FOR CASH.The Sale witt Commence Tuesday next.$5» All Accounts due to the firm must be settled on or before the »20/A instant.ilHOME.BLAIS JÛCO., John\u2019s Gate.Quebec, Dec.2, 1861.Dissolution of Partnership THE Co-Partnership heretofore existing be tween tbe undersigned at Quebec, under the firm of GILLESPIES* CO., and at New York, under the firm of GILLttSPIB, DEAN A 00., has, THIS DAY, been DISSOLV by mutual consent.The affairs of the concern will be wound up in Quebec by Jawna Gillespie, and in New York, by Job* Dias Any of the partner* may *ign tbe name of tbe firm in liquidation.JAMES GILLESPIE, ALEXANDER GILLESPIE, by John D*a*, Ally., JOHN DE AN, JAMES DEAN, Jr.Quebec, Dec.T, 1861.\t^ front by thirty arpents in depth, situate at tbe tame place, and belonging to Joseph Boutbet being No.14.extending on tbe sootb-west 10 Jonathan Wallace ; on the north-easi to Pierre Dubeau.\u2014Amount of arrears.I 67 6th.\u2014 Another lot of land of tbree arpents in front by thirty arpents in depth, situate at tbe same place, and belonging to Germain Dubeau, being No.16, extending on the sontb-west to Pierre Dubeau.on the anrth-east to Jean Baptiste Boutbet ;\u2014And farther a circuit to tbe north of tbe road of five arpents in front hr about one arpent and a-half in depth, extending on tbe sontb-west to Elisée Simard, and on the north-east to Olivier Ferla'nd.\u2014 Amount of arrears.3 00 ?lb.\u2014Another lot of land of three arpenta in frost by thirty in depth, situate at tbe earn.place, and belonging to Jeau Maris Potvio, being No.20, extending on tbe eootb-west to Louis Leclerc, on tbe north-east to tbe gentlemen of tbe Seminary of Quebec.Amount of arrears.50 8tb.\u2014Another lot of land of three arpents in front by thirty in depth, situate at the same place, and belonging to Francois Morissette, belnz No.24, extending on tbe sontb-we»t to the Gentlemen of the Seminary of Quebec, on tbe north-east to unconeeded lands.Amount of arrears.1 41 9th.\u2014Another lot of leod of two arpents in Iront by thirty arpents in depth, situate at tbe same place, and belonging to Lonis Gobeil, being No.60, extending on the eouih-wcst to Henri Lavoie; on the north-east to uccon-ceded lands.\u2014Amount of arrears.!* 0 50 10lb.\u2014Another lot of land of three arpents in front by thirty arpents in depth, situate on tbe Chemin des Caps, north tide of the road, and belonging to Francois Derome dit Descarreaux, being No.16, exteo^g on tbe sontb-west to the unconeeded lands, and on tbe north-e*tst to Francois Picbet.\u2014 Amoont of arrears.0 37 lllh.\u2014Another lot of ground of tbree arpenta in front by thirty arpents in depth, situate at the same place, and belonging to Francois Derome dit Descarreanx, being No.21, extending on the sontb-west to Joseph Eoily, and on tbe north-east to Jean Baptiste Boily.\u2014Amount of arrears.0 37 12th.\u2014Another lot of land of tbree arpents in front by thirty arpents in depth sitrate in tbe concession of St.Michel, and belonging to Joseph Do-bean, being No.3, extending on the sontb-west to tbe unconeeded lands, and on the north-ea*t to Pierre Da-bean.\u2014Amoont of arrears.0 SWO Gentlemen can be accommodated with BOARD and Apartments, at No.9 St n Street, within.Aoply at side doer.Quebec, Dee.9, 1861.1\tn 1 Sherry Wines.December 10, 1861.25 L.P.HUOT, Treasurer M.0., Oo.of Montmorency.3 \\V anted.S3 H.& W.BAN3LEY, Perfumers and Hair Cutters, To their Royal Highnesses the Prince oj Wales, Prince Allred ; His Grace the Duke of Newcastle, Right Honble Earl St.Germain, General Bruce, Major Teisdale, Major Cowell and Suite, j No- 10, Si- John Street, Quebec TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! CbristmaM and Wew Year\u2019s Gift» JiOYS, COMBS, CUTLERY, PERFUMERY Brushes, Walking Canes, Baskets, and alf kinds of Fancy Goods of the best English.Scotch, and French Manufactures, at prices not to be found in this continent, solicits a call for HOLIDAY PRESENTS, Goods ail new, by the steamers and sailing veseele, directly imported by \u2022 the firm from London, I France and Germany.Razors ground and set with dcspatchi on an entirely newpritreipie.The Newest of the New.H A W.Baksliy have on band a large assortment of \u201c the great improved STROPS,\u201d which are undoubtedly tbe best and cheapest I ever offered for sal*.\u2022 \u2022\t-\t.|.Remember./Vo.10, Nt.John Street.Quebec, Dec.11, 1881.NOTICE.B\u2019 Y a Lady and Gentleman (brother and ^ sister), BOARD and LODGING, in Upper Town, in a private family, (French preferred), where no other boarders are taken.Address, with postage prepaid, K.Y.L.Quebec, Dec.9, 1861.\tdh To be Let, From the first of May next, M'I'HOSE large three htory HOUSES, I Koe 52 wad 64, fronting on St.Peter Street and the Market Place, Lower Town, now occopied as Hotels.Apply to W.H0S8ACK, Anne Street.Quebec, Dec.9, 1861.\ttf Sleigh for Sale.A LARGE DOUBLE SLEIGH for sale \\ quite new, will be sold cheap.Apply at this Office.Quebec, Nov.12, 1861\tdb THE undersigned have, THIS DAY, enter ed into CO-PARTNERSHIP as Mer chants in this city, under the firm of DUN CAN-PATTON A.CO.DUNCAN PATTON, JAMES DEAN, Jr.Quebec, Dee.9, 1861.\tdec 10, 4 r?\tInn) as\t£2) 5=3 InnJ Notice.A PPLICATION will bs made at the ap-/V preaching Session of the Legislature for the passing of au Act to incorporai* a MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY in this City.JOHN ROSS, DAVID D.YOUNG, J.B.RENAUD, HY.J.NOAD, J.THIBAUDEAU, J GÂUDRY, W.WlfflALL.Quebec, Dec.11, 1861.\t2ns: To Lumbermen and others.1 /\\/\\ /-'iWT.SUPERIOR Nô: 2 BIB iUU VJ CUIT, Mess and Prime Mess Pork, Butter and Flour.For sale by DION A FRERES, 33, Peter Street.Quebec, Dec.12, 1861.\t4p MONCK.Grace of God, of The btst Family Medicine in ¦ ;\tthe.World!! One of remedies of Provircr or Cawada.VICTORIA, -, \u2014- - \u2014 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, QoAKir, Defender of tbe Fattb, Ac., Ac., Ac.To all to whom these presents shall come, or whom the same may concern\u2014Gaieviso Guo.Et.Cartirr, ITT-HEREAS on the Atty.Gent.\tnight of the Tbir tieth day of September last, a Grist-Mill, belonging to Thomas Savage.Esquire, at Cape Cove, in tbe Townabip of Percé, in tbe County of Gaipé, was destroyed by fire ; snd whereas there is a reason to believe that the said Grist-Mill was maliciously set on fire by some person or persons at present unknown ; Now Know Ya, that a REWARD of TWO HCN DRED DOLLARS will be paid to any person or persona, not being the actual offender or offenders, who will give such information as will lead to tbe discovery, apprehension and conviction of the perpetrators of the above crime.In Tsstimomt Wasaaor, We have tensed these Onr Letters to be made Patent, and the Great Seal ot Onr Said Province of Caoade to be hereunto affixed : Witness, Onr Right Treaty aad Well-B\u2014 loved Oonsin tbe Right Honorable Charles Starlit Viscount Msncr, Baron Monck of Belly-trammon, in the county of Wexford, Administrator of tbe Government of tbe Province of Canada, Ac , Ac , Ac.At Oar Government House, in Our CITY ot QUEBEC, in Our said Province of Canada, tbia TWENTY-SECOND day of NOVEMBER, in tbe y«*r ®f Our Lord, one iboasand eight hundred and sixty-one, and in the Twenty-fifth year of Onr Reign.By Oommnnd, CHARLES ALLEYN, Secretary._ Quebec, Deo.11» 1861.illJti, patronage proved itself superior to foreign the kind now, and is less liable to abutu in tbe future,\u2014happily escaping many apecaial^ ing bands through which foreign articles must necessarily pass.As no person In Canada (except B.yaelf) poetesses the recipe for preparing my RSBU^ MATIO LIQUID, the pnbliî may rest assured that every other article claiming te be the same is spurious, and.to prevent counterfeits \u2022\u2018JACOBS' RHEUMATIC LIQUID\" wUl hereafter be blown in each bottle.It bas proved Itself an An excellent remedy in \u201c Dipttoeria.And when taken in the first *taoxi of the disease ia a O E KT A IN C 0 ft R.It doe* not profeat to erne \"all diseuses to which fitsb is heir\" but in numberless cases which occur in daily life \u201cIT IS INVALUABLE.\u201d XT* TryH ono« yon will never be without it.IT \u20acITRE8 Sudden Colds, Gougbs.Phthisic, Fever.Ague, Dyspepsia, Acid Stomach, Canker in the Mouth and Stomach, Sick Headache, Cramp and Pain in tbe Stomach, Heartburn, Painter\u2019s Cholic, Diarrhœa, Dysentery, Summer Complaints, Cholera Morbae, Cholera In fantum, and Cholera, Rheumatism, Lamene.a, Wounds, Burns, Bruises, Froetbires, Stiffness and Swelling of the Joints, Toothache, Ague, Sore Throat, Pain ia tbe Side, Headache Neuralgia in the Face, Chilblains, and the Bites of Poisonous Insects, and Venemoue ^ Prepared only by C.JACOBS, Sherbrooke, G.K.Sold by Druggists and Dealers every where.J.BOWLES A CO., Medioal Ball, General Agents, Where all dealers can be supplied at Manufacturer's prices.Quebec Deo II 1861.\t12m c Wine and Claret Bottles, /I'T /'1RATES WINE |sndj CLARET 4-/ 1/ BOTTLES For tale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.Ovebee, Dm.9,1861.High tchool of Quebec.It may be safely averred tbet tbe Dictionary of Dr.Worcester ia a standard of tbe Boslish language\u2014alike in the Old Continent and in tbe New,\u2014in orthography, accent aod pro-nonneiation.It is mure than this\u2014It is a stronghold against tbe inroads of those numerous provincialisms and dialectic peculiarities which abound throughout the States.This great work must become a neceseary household book in every family ;\u2014an essential companion of the student ;\u2014and a standard of reference to the loaroed.The Appendix will amply repay an attentive peroral.From ALPBEUS TODD, Librarian ofParlia-.*\u2022 menV Queber.Worcester\u2019s Dirtionary is *0 established favorite with ns: For exact defioltions, fall and complet* lists of technical and scientific terms, and words of modéra introduction, I do not know its tqual.t >.The attention of teachers and friends of edn-cation is also particularly called 10 the smaller works of Dr.Worcester, adapted for '»**rr grade of School.< I.\tThe Royal Quarto Dictionary, Illv Mr»*eo.II.\tThe Universal Dictionary.III.The Academic Dictionary.JV.Tbe Comprehensive Dictionary.V.\tTbe Elementary Dictionary.VI.\tThe School Dictionary.SWAN.BRBWKR A TILESTON, Publisher: 131 Washington Street, Boston.For Sale by a/1 Book Sellers.P.SINCLAIR.Quebec, Deo.7, 1861.\tc To Let to llay next, With immediate possession, rpHE SHOP, STORES end Oeller» Aft £ opposite tbe Upper Town Market» UÜ1IL lately occupied by'Mr.W.Lrchs-mixxnt.>.Apply on the premlros f> ./ MR.LBOHEMINANT, orto\tMR.WOODS, nt Mr.Taos.Poston\u2019s.Upper Town,.1 .Quebec, Dee.10,1861,\t% THE MOUfUNG CMfcONICLE.PRIUA.Y DECEMBER 13.I86i Mail Contract.rr»END*aS addnnwl to Um Postouctar l Qaaeral, will be received et Quebec antil Noon on .FRIDAY, the 20th December next, for the conveyance of Her Hajeety\u2019s Mille, on a proposed Contract for foor jeare, three time# per week each wav, between 8TI.CLAIRS and WSST FRA UPTON, from the let Janaary next, 1842.OoQTeyance to be made in one bone Vehicle*, The Mail* to leave Ste.Glaire, Tuesdays, Tbaredaya and Saturdays, at 5 A.M , in Summer, and Y A.M., in Winter, and proceed to West Fraapton via Ste.Hdoédlne and Ste.Margnerite,\u2014the retara Mall to leave Weet Framptoo at two P.M.or the Mall nay leave Weet Framptoo on the Morning of the day* above mentioned, reach Ste.Claire at nine A.M., or before the Ooarier leaves for St.Henri, and then return to West F ramp ton ; \u2014four boon to be allowed for the journey either way Printed notice* containing farther information ae to condition* of proposed Contract mar be seen, and blank form* of Tender m*y be obtained at the Poet Office# of Ste.Claire, Ste.Hdaddine, Ste.Marguerite and We*t Framptoo.WILLIAM G.8PEPPARD.P.O.Inspector.Pont Office 13* pee tor\u2019* Office, Quebec.Nov.10,1841.\tnov II, td O' NOTICE, is hereby given been dale antht e to or by the 8 hereby given that the andenigned ha* \u2019 authorised to tattle all account* \u2022 of the late B.4 J Tatlob And the creditor* of the aald Estate are hereby reqnetted to file their aeooonta at hi* office, a» cap Blanc, on or before the 20th December next.EDWARD H.TAYLOR.Quebec, Nov.28, 1841.\tt fob l For Mi Sale9 For Sale or To Let.TO LET, nr*HB HOUSE lately occnpied by Capt n Sxbooou), on the Little *\"0^! River Road.Tot rent, and further particular*, »pply to DUVAL 4 TASCHEREAU, Advocate*, 14 Haldbnand Street.Quebec, March 18, 1841.FAKMFoRSALE, N the Limn Ritbb Roan, about tfcro mile* from the Toll Gate, coutaining on oundred and eighty acres, with Farm-bocse Barns, Stables, Coach-house and other outbuildings.For term* and conditions, Apply to THOMAS DORAN, St.Peter Street, or to\tE.G.CANNON, Notary, Garden Street, Quebec.Quebec, Nov.IT, 1840.____ tf Twines.SAIL-MAKERS and all kiods of Fishing Twines, Line*, Nets, Seine*, Shoe-Threads 4c., of best quality and at lowest price.RALSTON 4 00., Manufacturers, Poole, England.July 24, 1841\t4m Art Union of Glasgow 13 0 1.EVERY SUBSCRIBER Can receive for this year one copy of 'Many Happy returns of the Day, arris 8T0NTS HOUSE, two «tories, with attics, sod stone wing in _ No.14, Ste Anne Street ; Stone Stable, Coach house sod large yard, and passage way under Honse.JOHN VON BITER, or to\tE.G.CANNON, Notary.Nor.18, 1841]\t8 law The (\u2019iuadian Nrws, PUBLISHED IN LONDON, ENGLAND.maiS JOURNAL, published in 1854, is now JL published Weekly (on THURSDAYS), and will contain the latest Commercial and other newt affecting the Canadian Colonies.Advertiaemeats of Land* for sale in Canada will bo inserted nt 3d per line.Plans and tenue registered (or reference.The paper bas n largq and influential circulation in Great Britain, and 1* «applied to sboat 500 Literary and Moehanies\u2019 Institutions Farmers' Clubs, 4e Subscription, 17a.4d sterling per annum, poet free Remittance» may be made in Colonial Bank note# or Poet office orders.F.ALGAR, Proprietor, 11, Clement's Lane, Lombard Street, London.Septr.30, 1841.\t12m, 2-a-w Will be Sold, On or before the 20 th Feby.next, TWO VALUABLE TIMBER BERTHS on the Ottawa, containing lOO square mile*, never before occnpied No improvements are try to render tbeee limits accessible, and they are admitted to be, without exception, the bent timbered bertha in the territory.For particulars apply to Messrs.DUNN 4 HOME, Quebec, or to JAMES CUNNINGHAM, Esq., Ottawa.Quebec, Nov.15,1841.!c41aw t fob20 A Beautiful Litt e Microscope, Magnifying small object* 500 rmss, will he soot to aay address on receipt of 25 cent* is Su.ru.Five of Diuuswr powbbs, $1.00 \u2014Address post-paid, F.B0WS5, Lock Box 114, Boston, Mass, U.S.Nov 23, 1841.\t3me law Children\u2019s Worm Tablets, (KBATINC\u2019S.) XH1 recently discovered onfofling remedy for Worm Disorders io Children and ilts, bas now been concentrated in the form of a purely Vegetable Sweetmeat The Tablet is eagerly taken by Children, and one to three given twice or thrice n week, will» Act a safe and certain care Prepared and Sold io Tine, by THOMAS KEATING, Chemist, 4c., 79 St Paul's Churchyard, London, and Ret-il by all Druggists and Pa-tsot Medicine Vendors in the World.Ouaavs the words \u201c KEATING'S WORM YABLCrn sre engraven on the Government Stamo at each Tin, without which none are geauiao.Nov 21,1841\tlie law ' \u201c It is of th very highest class of line Rngrar log.\u2019 Subscribers for three Share* can «elect in li*a of Engravings, one of THKEE STATUETTES \u201c EUTERPE,\u201d 17 ioobes high.\u201cTHALIA,\u201d 17 do do.\u201c TERPSICHORE,\u201d 17 inches high.Besides the Engravings and Statuettes, BV8RY SHAREHOLDER has one chance for a PRIZE PAINTING, or other Work of Art, of wbicu £80,000\tSTERLING have been distributed at cost price.A Specimen Bograving and Photograph of the Statuettes, are now on view nt 191 St.John Street, witboet FELIX MORGAN, Honorary Secy., A.U.o G., for Quebec CT The Share List will be CLOSED HERB the FIRST WEEK, and the Drawing for Prizes io Glasgow 4he LAST WRBK in December, positively.\t, Quebec, Oct 30, 1841.Kerosene Illuminating Oil.0/1.0\tRELS of the above, for f f> quality and brilliancy of Light '.an Oil atands unrivalled.For Sale wholesale by M.G.MOUNTAIN, Sole Agent for Quebec and District.N B \u2014Be aura and ask for the Portland Keros-ne Quebec Nov.20, 1841.IMPORTANT NOTICE BROOK\u2019S Spool Cotton.WE beg your atttentlon to the following tacts: FIRST.\u2014Wo obtained the only Prise Medal awarded to Sewing Cotton at the Great Exhibition in London.' SECOND.\u2014We also obtained the only First Class Prise Medal awarded to the same article at the Pari* Exhibition.THIRD\u2014Cur Thread is spnn from a superior grade of Oottoo, and by a process patented by our firm, we produce tbe beautifully polished article called BROOK\u20194 PATENT GLACE THREAD, combining tbe strength of Linen, with the elasticity and smooth-nass of Silk.It it now used for both Hand and Machine Sewing by thousands of fomiltes who unanimously testify to its excellency.Its streogb is neither impared by washing aor by friction of the needle, and being made anderonrown supervision we gaaramee tbe quality and length marked on tbe spool.All our Spools may be known by oar name \u2014BRoOK\u2014and crest\u2014a Goal\u2019s Head.For Sate by the principal Dry Goods Merchants throughout Canada, and Wholesale ar our Stone, No.4 Custom House Square, Montreal.JONAS BROOK 4 BROS.Quebec, Nor.15 1841.June 29, 6mc - EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CHAMBER, Qdibbo, 30th November, 1841.HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR GENERAL IN COUNCIL.WHEREAS in and by the one bnndnd and ninth Chapter of the Consolidated Statutes for Lower Canada, it is amongst other things in effdctenacted that the Governor any by any Order or orden in Council, to be from time to time made for such purpose, impose snob tax or duty a* he sees fit oc any proceedings had in any of tbe Courts io any District of Lower Canada, and upon tbe dosing of io-veutoriss, assemblies of relations *ad friends, insinuations or ngistrations in tbe offices of such Courts, the appointments of Tutors or Curators, affixing or taking off seals of safe custody, probates of wills or other like matters, also upon any proceedings at or befoie the Couru ot Commissioners for tbe summary trial of small causes, and at sittings of a Justice or Justices of tbe Peace, Inspectors and Superin-tendenu of Police, and Sheriffs respectively ; and that all tbe provtsious of M An Act to make provision for tbe erection or repair of Court Houses and Gaols at certain plares in Lower Canada.\u201d (12 Viet., Chap.112,) shall apply to the imposing, levying and payment of each tax or duty, and it shall be collected by each member of tbe Court or such officer or person as tne Governor in Council shall appoint and shall be paid over by him to tbe Sheriff to form part of tbe Bnilding and Jnry Fuad ; and every such person directed to collect such fees shall give such security as shall be fixed by Order in Council ; Now, therefore, it Is ordered by His Exora-LIXCY THS GoTIEHOR IX CoCSCIL, That there shall be raised, levied, collected and paid in the District of Quebec, as establish ed for all purposes relative to tbe administration of Justice in civil matters, upon tbe several ;>roceediogs and things set down in the llebedule hereinafter inserted the duties se* down in figures opposite to inch proceedings and things respectively ; and that no proceeding or tbiog ou which aoy such duty shall be payable, shall be done nntil such duty be paid, or if done before payment thereof, such proceeding or thing shall be of no legal effect until tWcb duty «bail Ifopaid ; œ That such duties shall be collected by tbe following persons : On any proceeding or thing in tbe Superior Court, in the District of Quebec as established for all purposes relative to the administration of Justice iu civil matters, by the Prothono-taty thereof.On any proceeding or thing in the Oireuit Court at tbe CKtf-lieu of the District of Quebec, as establisbsd for all purposes relative to tbe administration of Justice in civil matters by tbe Clerk thereof.On summonses from aoy Oommissiouers Court for tbe summary trial of small causes at any place within tbe District of Quebec, as established for all purposes relative to tbe ad ministration of Justice io Civil matters, by tbe Clerk thereof.Qu summonseB or warrants ia cases not amounting to felony, issued by any Justine or Justices of tbs Peace at any place except tbe City of Quebec, within the District of Quebec, as establisbsd for all purposes relative to tbs administration of Justice In civil matteis, by tbe Justice of tbe Peace or any one of them.On proceedings before tbe Inspector and Superintendent of Polios, or any Justice or /usiioes of tbe Peace at the Oity of Quebec, by tea Clerk of the Peace thereat; That tbe several amounts of dnties so collected shall be paid over by tbe persons col lecting the same to the Sheriff of tbe District of Quebec, as established for all purposes relative to tbe administration of Justice in civil matters, quarterly, that is to say : on the first day of the months of January, April, July and October, and shall form part of the Building and Jnry Fund for that District ; This Order Imposing tbe following duties ¦ball commença and have foroa and effect upon from and after tbe FIRST day of JANUARY next: SCHEDULE.n the Saperior Court in the District of Quebec, and in the Circuit Court at the Chef-lieu of that District.DEPAKTMEN1\u2019 or Crown Lands, Jesuits\u2019 Estates and Crown Domain Branch, Quebec, 30th Nor., 1841.The St Maurice Forges ¦Arme IdKf EXECUTIYB eOUNOfL CHAMBER, Qussxc, 30th November, 1861.HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR GENERAL IN COONOIL.w Acquired by the Crown, AT SHERIFF\u2019S SALE, 0» Twenty-second ultimo.WILL SS OFFERED AT AUCTION.Fifteenth January next, AT TU Office of the Superintendent or ST.MAURICE WORKS, Three Rivers, AT TEN O\u2019CLOCK,' A.M.Terms.\u2014Oae-foerth cash, and balance io thrwe *anoat instalments, with interest.Upset pries £1,900.Tbe purchaser will be held to pay immediately, upon adjudication, £25, iu addition to purchase price, to cover costs of sal*.For further particulars apply to this Department.ANDREW RUSSELL, Assist.Com.of Ctowa Lands.Quebec, Doe.4, 1841.\t4 law William L.Munson, Shipping aid ForwErding Agtnt, 18 Lemoine Street, MONTREAL.ar Particular \u2022fossQeo ghao to Bale# of ami OU.f.A \u2022 HIRBAS by an A ct of tbe Provincial Parliament, passed in tbe twelfth year of Her Majesty\u2019s Reign, and intituled : Jin Jet to make provision for th* Erection or Repair of Court Houses and Gaols at certain places in Lowar Canada, it is smongst other tbiogs in effect enacted, that it shall be lawful for the Governor of this Province to eause a proper Court House to be erected in the City ot Montreal, and to cause a proper Gaol and Court House to be erected at Kamouraska, Aylmer and Chicoutimi respectively, and also to cause th* Court House and Gaol in tbe Counties of Beoaventure and Gaspé respectively, to be thoroughly repaired or rebuilt; And Whereas by the fifth Section of the said Act, it is amongst other things in effect enacted, that the Governor in Connell shall have (all power and authority by aoy Order or Orders in Council, to bo from tune to time made for such purpose, to impose such duty or tax upon all or aoy proeesdiugs la ail or any of the Courts of Civil Jurisdiction sitting at any of the places aforesaid, or in Appeal from Judgments of such Courts, and upon the closing of Inventories, Assemblies of Relations and Friends, Insinuations or Registrations in the offices of such Courts, the appointment of Tutors or Curators, affixing or taking off Seals of Safe Custody, Probates of Wills or other like matters, or on tb« Registration of Deeds ana lo-¦trument* in the Registry Offices at such places respectively, as shall in bis opinion be sufficient to produce sums sufficient to pay the principal and interest on tbs Debentures to be issued under tbit Act, nt the periods appointed for tbo payment thereof, and to make such tax or doty payable in such manner and to such Officer, and to require such Officer to pay over tbe same for tbo purpoeea of this Act to the Receiver General or other proper Officers, at \u2022neb time as be shall thiak proper ; and to make such other regulations and piovisious as to such tax or doty and tbo payment thereof as ha shall deem advisable, and to direct that any proceeding or tbiog upon which a tax cr duty is made payable, shall not be done, or if doue, shall be of no legal effect until such tax or duty be paid ; and from time to time to repeat or alter any such Order in Council or any part thertof, by any subséquent Order in Couo cil, ano ihat all Orders in Council made under the nathuntyof the said Act, shall have the same force and effect as if tbe requirements and provi-sioos thereof were ennetmenta of the Provincial Parliament, nud tbnt any copy of any sucb Order in Council, printed in tbe Canada Gazette, shall bo evidence of tbe comckta thereof in nil Courts in this Province; Now Therefore, it is ordered by His Excsalixct t us Govsnxon G i si sal in Council-\u2014 Tbnt oo, from and after the FIRST day of JANUARY next, all and «-very part of an Order of Hie Excellency tbe Governor General in Council, passed under the authority of tbe above Act, on the Tweoty-eiith day of April, in the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty, which iu any way relates to Obieoutimi, shall be and remain repealed ; and that the duty which shall have been Umo collected un der ail and every sueh part or parts of tbe Above Order In oouncii, shall be then paid over to the Sheriff of the Dutrict of Chicoutimi to form part ot the Building sud Jury Fund for that District.WM.H.LEE, On every Writ of Summons, Capias ad respondendum or attachment.On the filling of the Plea or Pleas whether Exception or Dtfenxe, or both, and whether to tbe principal action or to ao incidental demand and to a demand in intervention or demand en garantie or to an opposition, and wheth-r such Plea or Pleas be to the Jurisdiction, tbo form ortho merits.On every Inscription for hearing on the merits in contested cases.On every Inscription for bearing oo the merits in cases Ex parte.On every Commission rogatoire, or Commission in the nature of a Commission rogatoire.Ou every copy of Judgment.On every Certificate of costs.8.\tOn every Writ of Execution or other Writ upon which no duty is hereby imposed.9.\tOn tbe filing of every Intervention or demand en Intervention, Opposition afin de charge, afin d'annuler, afin de distraire, afin de conserver, or any claim whatsoever.10.\tOn every opposition in cases of application for confirmation ot Title.11.\tOo every Bond upon an Appeal to the Oourt of Queen\u2019s Bench.12.\tOn the presentation or filing of every petition in Appeal from the Circuit Court.13.\tOn tbe first Writ of Venire Facias (but not upon any subsequent Wri' of tbe same kind in the same case).14.\tOo tbe presentation or filing of any original declaration or petition (requete libellée) under tbe 88th Chapter of tbe Consolidated Statutes for Lower Can-ads, when the application shall be for any Writ other than a Writ of Certiorari .1.And if the application shall be for such Writ of Certiorari.No duty to be payable on any alias or pluries Writ of aay kind.Tbe duty hereby imposed on proceedings in actions when the amount demanded shell be above four hundred dollars ($400), but not above oae thousand dollars ($1000), shall be also payable on like proceeding!! in real or mixed actions, and in actions wherein no specific sum ia demanded, except that hypothecary actions and actions for Seigniorial does shall be classed according to tbe amount demanded sod the dnties to be paid on proceedings therein shall be those payable on like proceedings in actions of the class to which they belong.Tbe duty on Interventions or demandes en Intervention, Oppositions afin de charge, afin dannuler sud afin de distraire, shall be regained by tbe class of the suits or actions in which they shall respectively be filed.16.On tbe deposit of any Deed for tbe purpose of obtaining a Confirmation of Title under tbe 36ib Chapter ot tbe Consolidated Statutes for Lower Canada .IT.On every copy of Judgment of Confirmation of Title.18.\tOn every order for an asiemblee de parents et amis.19.\tOn every enregistration (i/umiutf ton) of aoy Donation, Will or other instrument .¦OPBSIOX COCBT.In suits or actions, oppositions or prooeed-ings wherein tbe amount demanded shall be, III $ e 2 09 1 50 1 50 1 00 2 00 0 60 0 75 1 00 i 00 2 00 e .?2 $ c 1 50 1 00 1 00 20.\tOn the probate of any Will.21.\tOn tbe certifying and delivering of every office copy of an acte de tutelle or curatelle or of any Donation, Will or other instrument, enregistered (insinuée), or of a Will or Oodicil of which probate has been made, and of tbe probate thereof.22.\tOn every order for the sale of any property by licitation, (renfe par hei lotion.23.\tOn every cloture d\u2019inventaire.0 75 1 50 0 40 0 50 'E 75 0 40 1 50 $ C 1 00 $ e 2 00 1 50 0 75 0 75 0 50 1 00 0 25 0 25 0 40 0 40 1 00 oisoeiT COURT.Iu suits or actions, oppositions or proceedings wherein the amount demanded shall be, |ll O » * ! -s ^ * $ c.0 60 2 00 2 00 1 00 4 60 1 00 4 00 l 00 0 50 0 50 2 00 0 40 5 00 0 40 0 60 0 50 0 40 0 75 0 20 0 20 0 30 0 30 0 80 $ c 0 40 0 30 0 30 0 20 0 59 0 15 0 16 0 25 0 25 0 60 o » ?S* « $ C, 0 21 0 20 $ c.$ c, 0 30 0 10 0 10 0 25 0 25 0 40 0 20 0 10 0 20 2 00 IGTICl.The following Sections from Passenger Acts are still in force, and all breaches thereof, in any particular, will be rigidly prosecuted.Passenger Agents, Run- ners, » &c.'\u2022 No person shall, within tha Ports of Quebec or Montreal, or witoin five miles from the outer boundaries thereof, for hire, reward, or gain, or the expectation thereof, conduct, solicit, influence or recommend any Emigrant to or on behalf of any Steamboat Owner or Charterer Or to or on behalf of any RAILWAY COMPANY Or to or on behalf of any Lodging IIeuxo or Tavern-Keeper, For any purposa connected with tbe preparations *r arra gementa of sach Emigrant for bis passage to his final place >f destination in thi» Province, on tu THI United States of America.Or the Territories thereof, or give or pretend to give to such Emigrant any information or aseistance in any way relating to auob passage to bis said place of diatioation, or io any way exercise tbe vocation of booking passengers, or taking money for tbeir inland fare or for the transportation of tbeir luggage, Unless such Person shall have first obtained a License from the MAYOR OF THE CITY OR MUNICIPALITY IN THIS PROVINCE, within which such person may reside, anthor ising him to act in such capacity, and which license auob Mayor is hereby authorized to grant on such person producing a recommendation from Her Majesty\u2019s Chiel' Agent FOR EMIGRATION, OR FROM THI GBrernmeDt Emigration Agent At tbe place where the license may be granted, to tbe effect that he is a proper person to receive snob license, and giving a satisfactory bond to such Mayor, with two sufficient sureties, in the penal sure of three hundred dollars, as security for bis good behaviour ; which said license shall not be for any period longer than one year from its date ; and such person shall pay for such license to tbe Corporation of snob Oity or Municipality sucb sum not exceeding on* hundred dollars, as the Mayor and Council shall determine \u201d 0 54 0 50 2 00 Keepers of Taverns, Hotels, &c., \" Every keeper of a Tavern Hotel, or Boarding Honse, il a Oity, or in any Town, Village or place to which tbe Governor in Council shall, by Proclamation publish in tbe Official Gazette, déclara th* i this section shall extend who shall receive into his bouse, as a Boarder ot Lodger any Emigrant, within three months from his arrival in this Pt evince, Shall cause to be kept conspicuously posted in the public rooms and passages of his house.Printed upon Business Cards, A list of the rates of prices which will be charged Emigrants per day and week fer board or lodging, or both, and also the ratee for separate meals, which card shall contain tbe name of tbe keeper af such house, together with the name of the Street in which it is situated, and its number iu such Street ; And every keeper of any such Tavern, Hotel, or Boarding-House, who shall neglect or refuse to post a list of rates, or to keep business cards, or wbo shall charge or reoeive or permit or suffer to be charged or leceived for boarding or lodging, or for meals iu his house, any sum in excess of tbe rates of prices so posted and printed ou such business cards, or shall omit immediately on any Emigrant enuring sucb house as a boarder or lodger for the purpose of taking any meal therein, to deliver to such Emigrant one of such printed business cards, ¦ball, upon conviction of any one of the said offences be deprived of his license, and Incur a penalty of not less than five dollars, nor more than twenty dollars : PROVIDED ALWAYS, 4 40 0 40 On every Summons from any Commissioners' Court for the Summary Trial of Small Causes at any place wiihin ^ny part of the District of Quebec as established for all pu poses relative to the admin istratiod of Justice in Civil Matters, Five Cents.On every Summons or Warrant, in any case not amounting to felony, issued by any Justice or Justices of the Peace, at any place within that part\u2019 of the District of Quebec as established for all purposes relative to the Administration of Justice in Civil Matters, except the City of Quebec, Ten Cents.On every conviction or judgment in, or dismissal, or final disposal of any case not amounting to felony, before the Inspector and Superintendent of Police, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace at the City of Quebec, One Dollar \u2022*\u2022***\t\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 $ cts.0,05 0,10 1.00 WM.H.LEE, C.E.C.Quebee, Dee.10, lift.That no such Boarding Ho'ise Keeper.HOTEL KEEPER, OB Tavern Keeper, \u2022KILL RAVI ANY LIEN ON THE EFFECTS OF SU0H EMIGRANT For nof amount claimed for such board or lodging, ior asy sum exceeding five dollars; and any such person who shall detain the effects of any Emigrant after be shall have been tendered the said sum of five doll irs, or such less sum as shall be actually due for board or lodging, shall, on conviction thereof, incur a penalty of not less than five dollars, nor more than twenty dollars, over and above tbe valu' of th* effects so detained, if not immcdiateU restored,, and a search warrant may be issue for tbe same.\u201d A.0.BUCHANAN, Chief Agent Govt.Ewsratioi Ofrioa, Qasbe* Jan* 4 1641, Charlottetown, P« E* Island, 24th October, 1861.ÎN ORDER to afford tbe MARITIME public the earliest information respecting the existence of ROCKS and SKOALS not hitherto laid down in tbe Gharts, I have been directed by the Admiralty to publish notices from time to lime in tbe local Newspapers of any discov-eirea made by our Surveying party.HALIFAX HARBOR \u2014A Reck with 14 leet least water, lies 60 fathoms from tbe end of Lyle\u2019s Wharf, and bears from Government House E.] S.180 fathoms.It lies within tbe 5 fathom line of the Admiralty Ohart, but in passing op tbe Harbor no vessel of sis* should approach tbe wharves nntil well passed this bearing from Government House.If York Redoubt be kept open of tbs wharves this will b* cleared NEWFOUNDLAND\u2014Freer* Rock with 24 feet water, th* only danger off Gape Pine, bears from Oape Pine Light W.1 8.distant 2j miles.In running along the land to tbe Westward, It maybe cleared by not shutting in any of tbe land of Cape Mutton until Oape English come io sight.CAPE ST.MART should be approached with caution\u2014the following Rocks bav* been lately diicovered ; Between St Mark's Oajs and tbe Oape, and bearing from the Light S.W.by 8.6.2 miles, is the False Cay with 12 feet least water.Lance Rock, with 12 feet least water lies 8.W from Point Lance, distant 2 miles IN NT MARY\u2019S BAT on the East side of the Cape, 5} miles E I 8.from Point Lance, and 8.W J W 1.90 miles from Hare\u2019s Bars is R* d Cove Rock with 18 feet water; and 5J miles R.by N.from this, and S.1 E.2 miles from Red Head, is Red Head Rock with 24 least water.in Placentia bat, on tb# west side of tbe Cape, there is Percb Rock.15 feet water, 5.70 miles N.by W.from the Light.Neuf Rock, 9 feet water, 6.20 miles North from the Light.Cll slett Rock, 12 feet water, 1.85 miles W by 8.from Point Brome.Patrick Rock, 9 feet water, N.E by N.3.30 miles from Point Breme.South Rock, 9 feet water, 1.74 milesS.W by 8.from tbe Virgin Rocks.Faite Girdle, 6 feet water, S.S W.j W.1.40 miles from the Virgin Rocks.Gibraltar Rock, lying 1.26 miles V/esl from Point Verde, has only 4 feet water, instead ot 8 feet as given in tbe old Charts.Plaçant I a Harbour bac now only 10 feet water at the entrance, instead of 18 feet as at tbe time of Oook\u2019a Survey.BURIN.\u2014On tbe West side of Placentia Bay.Mortier Rock, 18 feet, on Mortier Bank, lies B.by 8.i 8 from Burin Light-bouse, distant 6 40 miles.Near tbe South entrauce to Burin Harbour, 660 fathoms 8 by B from Little Burin la- laud, lie* Emberly Rock, with 24 feet water.And S.W.by S 230 fathoms from Cat Island lies Cockle Ruck with 18 feet of water.Also West 170 fathoms from Poor Island lies Poor Ruck with 12 feet of water.Within tbe entrance and half a mile B.N.E from Neck Point, and 100 fathoms from tbe shore of Burin Island lies Mine Rock with 19 feet of water.Off Sauker Head there are two Rocks instead of one.the outer with 21 feet lies S.by E.} E.260 tathoms fron/ tbe Head.Off Small Point W.by 8 ] 8 350 fathoms lies Baas Rock with 20 feet water.LA POILE \u2014La Poile Bay, 36 miles E.N E.from Cape Ray, is now distinguished by a Beacon erected on the Western point of entrance, and also a Beacon on Ireland Island, Eastern side of entrance.G, \u2018 JOHN ORLEBAR, Captain, In charge of Gulf St.Lawrence and New foondlaod Survey.Noy.9, 1861.Royal Insurance Gomp\u2019y, OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.CAPITAL : oxrs MRS.WINSLOW, An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, presents to the attention of mothers, her SOOTHING SYRUP, FOR CHILDREN TEETHING, which greatly facilitates the processor teething, by softening tbe gums, avdaeiog all inflammation\u2014will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodi* action, and is Sore to regulate the Bowel*.Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves, and Relief and Health to your Infant*.We have put up and sold this article for over ten years, and OAN SAY, IN OONFI-DENIOE AND TRUTH of it, what we have never been able to say of any other diediclne -VEVfeR HAS IT FAILED, IN A SINGLE INSTANCE, TO EFFECT A CURB, when timely used.Never did we know an instance of dissatisfaction by any one who used it.On the contrary, all are delighted with its opera-tioos, and speak in terms of commendation of its magical effects and medical virtues We speak in this matter \u201c WHAT WE 30 KNOW,\u201d after ten years\u2019 experience, AND PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR THE fulfil.MENT OF WHAT WE HERB DECLARE In almost every instance where tbe infant is sufferiog from pain and exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes after tbe syrup ia administered.This valuable preparation is the prescription of one of the most EXPERIENCED and SKILFUL NURSES in New England, and has been used with NEVER FAILING SUCCESS in \u2022ThouNands of Lake*.It not only relieves toe omld from pain, hot invigorates tbe stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tone and energy to tbe whole system.It will almost instantly relieve Griping in *the Bowels, and Wind Collo and overcome convulsions, which, if not speedily remedied, end in death We believe it the BEST and SUREST REMEDY IN THE WORLD, in all cases of DYSENTERY and DIaRRBŒA IN 0HILDREN, whether it arises from teething, or from any other èause.We wonld say to every mother wbo has a child suffering from any of tbe foregoing complaints -DO NOT LET YOUR PRhJUDICES.NOR THE PREJUDICES OF OTHERS, stand between you and your suffering child, and tbe relief that will be SURE\u2014yes, ABSOLUTELY SURE\u2014to follow tbe use of this medicine, if timely used.Full directions for using will accompany each bottle.None genuine onltss tbe fee-simile of CURTIS A PERKINS, New-York, Ison the ontside wrapper.Sold by Draggiats throughout the world.Principal Office, 13 Cedar Street, N.Y.PRICE ONLY 26 CENTS P^ BOTTLE.J.M.HENRY A SONS, Waterbury, Vt., General Agents for Vermont A Csu&da Aug.22 1861.\t6mp dAw CANADA .Western Fire Assurance Company ESTABLISHED 1851.t JOt N ANDERSON, Agents for Quebec, < J B.PRUNEAU, \\ W.ST.LAURENT, Quebec Aug.20, 1861.High School of Quebec- rHE usual course of instruction In this Institution comprises English Reading; Grammar and Oomposition, History, Geography, Writing; Arithmetic, General and Commercial; Mathematics, including Geometry, Algebra, Mensuration, Ac.; French, Latin,and Greek.Tbbms, as heretofore, £12 10».per annum, payable quarterly in advance; Scholars under 10 years of age £10 per annum.By a due distribution of labour among the Teachers and other arrangements, a full eppor-tunlty is afforded of securing proficiency in tbe practically useful, as wsll as tbe Classical brsuobea.Quebec, 27th Dec., 1IM.'\tTHE\tINStlRANetlS.New York TRIBIINE.1ST gw V olume- ON the 7th of September instant, The Nsw-Tohk Wskelt Tribusk will commence the twenty-first year of its existence ; Ths Daily Tribuns being some mo- t:;s older and Ths Sbxi-Wbbkly Tribune Borne* hat- younger.For more than twenty ye*ir4 ibis journal has labored in what '.ts i a .ductors nave felt to be the cause of Humanity Justice and Freedom, endeavoring to meliorat.he condition of the oppressed and uofortunai , to honor and encourage useful exertion in wbatev-r sphere, and to promote by all means tbe moral, ini/el-leotaal and material advancement of our country.It has aimed to be right rather than popular, and to espouse and commend to-day tbe truth that others may not be willing to accept till to-morrow.In pursuing this course, \u2022mistakes have doubtless been made and faults committed; but, having in all ibiogs incited our readers to think and judge for themselves rather than adopt blindly our own or others\u2019 conclusions, we believe w# may fairly claim for this journal tbe credit of having qualified its renders to detect and expose evnn its own errors.To develop the minds of tb* yonng by the most general,.thorough and practical Bdu cation, and to encourage and stimulate Productive Industry, throngh free grants of Public Lands to actual settlers and culiivatorx, as also througb tbe protection of immature or peculiarly exposed branches from too powerful foreign competition, are among the aims to which this journal has sdhered through good and evil report, and which it steadfastly commends to American patriotism and philanthropy.As to the Civil War now divastatiiig our coun-try, we hold it to have originated iu a rebellion more wanton, wicked, inexcusable, than was ever before known-a rebellion iu the interest of the few against the many\u2014a rebel, lion designed to raise higher the walls of Caate and tighten tbe chains of Oppression.Having di*ne all we could without a surrender of vital principle to avoid this War, and witnessed the forbearance, meekness and long-suffering with which the Federal Government sought to avert its horrers, w# bold it our clear duty, with that of every other citizen to stand by tbe Nation aud its fairly chosen rulers, and to second with all our energies their efforts to ophold tbe Union, the Constitution and tbe supremacy of the laws.Aod, though tbe rebellion has become, through usurpation, deception, -crrorum and spoliation, fearfully strong, we believe the American Repabiie far stronger, and that tbe anauimoas, earnest efforts or loyal hearts and bands will insure its overthrow But on ill questions affecting tbe objects, tbe ¦cope and duration of this most extraordinary contest, wa defer to those whom tbe American People hav* clothed with authority, holding unity of purpose aud of action indispensable in to grave an emergency.In a crisis like the present, our columns muet be largely engrossed with tbe carrent history of (be war for the Union, and with elucidations of its more striking incidents.We shall not, however, remit that attention to literature, to foreign affairs, to agrienltorak Progress, to crops, markets, Ac., Ac., which has already, we trust, won for The Tribune an honorable position among its cotemporaries.Our main object is and shall he to produce a com prebensive newspaper, from which tbe carefoi reader may glean a vivid aod faithful history of tbe times, not merely in the domain of action but in that of opinion also As our facilities for acquiring information increase with years, we trust that an improvement in the contents of our journal is perceptible, and that, in tbs variety and fullness of intelligence al-forded, w* may still hope to 'make each day a critic on the last.\u2019 In this hope, we solicit s continuance of the generous measure of patronage hitherto accorded to our journal.TERMS.DAILY TRIBUNE : $6 per annum.To Canada $7.56, including U.S.postage.SEMI-WEEKLY : $3 per annum (104 issues) ; two copies for $5; five for $11-25 ; ten to one addrtst for $20 ; any larger number $2 each per annum.Ten copies or over, to ad~ irtu of each subscriber, $2.20 each.Any persoa sending us a club of twenty or over will be entitled to an extra copy.For a club of fifty we will send THE DAILY TRIBUNE one year.52 cents in addition must be sent to prepay U.S postage.WEEKLY : $2 per annum (52 issuea) ; three ! t«Btefloc $6 ; ten for $12; twenty for $24, if the names of the subscribers must be writ- IT A T If' Q'T\u2019 A Q T-T T UT XT C ten on their papers, but for $20 where all are ! ^ A ^ ° 1 * A O n IU JN O, sent to one address.Each additional subscriber $1.20j where the name is to be written ; otherwise, $1.New names may be added to a club at any time at the original rate.Any person sending us a club of twenty or over wül be entitled to an extra copy.For a club of forty we will send a copy of the SEMI-WEEKLY, and for a club of one hundred THE DAILY TRIBUNE will be sent, gratis.26 cents additional must be sent to prepay U.S.postage.Payments invariably required in advance.Address\tTHE TRIBUNE, New-York.Sept.16, 1861.\t\u20acm TWO !; « r \\>tft omd WJ M if Large Heaerre Fund*.Annual Income, -£130,000 Stg.FIRE DEPARTMENT.THIS Company continoes to INSURE Buildings and all other descriptions of Property against LOSS or DAMAGE by FIBB, on the most Libiral Txrms.All just losses promptly settled, witbont deduction or discount, and without reference to Enarland.The large Capital and judicious management of ibis Company insures the most perfect safety to tbe assure!.No charge for Policies or Transfers.Issursnoe effected on Run or Bcilbisss.LIFE DEPARTMENT.Tbe following advaotages amongst nnmerens others, are offered by this Company to parties intending to insure tbeir lives :\u2014 Perfect security for tbe fulfilment of its engagements to Policy holders.Favorable Ratee of Premium.A high reputation for Prodence and Judgment, and tbe most liberal consideration of all questions connected with the Interests of the assured.\tt ' ji\u2014j k ¦ Thirty days eaacs axlowsd tor Paykbtt or RsnwAL Pxaxiims, and wo forfeiture of policy from uaintentional mistake.Policies lapsed by non-payment of premiums may be renewed within three months, by paying the premium, with a fine of eenthilHugfi per cent, on tbe production of satisfactory evidence of tbe good state of health of tbe life assured.Participation of profits br'ths assured, amounting to two-thirds of its net amount.Large Bonus declared 1855, amounting tr £2 per cent per anoum on the sum assured, being on ages from twenty to forty, 80 per cent on th* preminm.Next division ef profits io 1860.Sumps and Policies not charged for.All Medical Fees paid by the Company.Medical lisrsaxs:\u2014Dm.RüWaND, No.24, St.Lewis Street.FORSYTH, BELL A CO., Aenarrs Commtrcial Chambers, Qneb** AnrS 29.1856.QUEBEC EMPORIUM J)F Mid AT ewJmportationB at WILLIIM SWEITliifS.MERCHANT TAILOR, 50, ST.JOHN STREET.Winter Preparations.SOME idea of tbe reasonable rate at which tbe subscriber will make np Garments, according to tbe LATEST LONDON and PARIS FA8BI0NS may be inferred from tbe follow-* ing list of prices A Card to the Public.Tbs amount of bodily and mental misery arising from a neglect of small complaints is incalculable, and it is tberefors of tbe utmost importance that a strict attention to tbe least and most trifling bodily ailment* afaonld be bad ; for diseases of tb* body invariably affect tbe mind.DR.MOFFAT\u2019S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDIO INES, In every instance where beyf hare been thoroughly used, bav* TRIUMPHED OVER DISEASE In almost all its diveratfied forms.Tbe salutary effects of tbwLlf* Medicines bare, in fact, been so universally exporieoeed, that they bave become fully established as tbe moot easy, safe and perfect mode of treatment ever offered to tbe public.THESE MEDICINES New Style Overcoats, In Milled Beaver, Fur Bearer, Velvet, PU# Beaver, Pilot, Cheviot, and Whitney Olotbs, Black, Blue k Medleys, Tbe Albert,\t| Tbe Raglan, Pbe Prince of Wales, | Th* Olarandoo, From $8 to $16.The Latest Novelties in THE GARRI0K, | .THE INVERNESS, Prom $7 to $10.1 P\\lLL~SriTS, Jin every variety of Material, From S14.\u2014ALSO\u2014 extraordinary parties which they possess.OT MARY THOUSANDS Of certified instances, they have even rescued iofferer* from tbe very verge cf ao untimely grave, after *11 tbe deceptive nostrums of the day bars invariably failed.So great, indeed, brJ tbeir efficacy invariably and infallibly proved, that it bas appeared scarcely leas than mi racolons to those who were acquainted with tbe beautiful philosophical principles upon which they ar* compounded, and anon which they consequently set.It was to tbeir -manifest and sensible action io purifying tLeepringa and channels of life, and enduing them with renewed tone and vigor, that they were indebted for tbeir name.wmr* urz pills in An composed of Vegetable iagredieats exclu £ lively, as can be ascertained by atomical tests.Tbeir prominent qualities are those of an adti\u2019 \u2022 aod searching, though perfectly mild aad agret \u2022 able detergent aperient ; of a gentle soporific, promoting the insensible preapiratioo ; ef a pleasant diuretic, invigorating tb* kidneys and bladder; and of a delightful tonic cardiac, exciting appetite by tbe demands of active digestion, and cheering tbe mind with that grateful sense of renovated health which is one of tbe most felicitous feelings of our nature.THE PWEMXBITTERS ! I ! » So denominated from tbeir astonishing power of creating new life and health,as It were from the very asbee of th* most dilapidated constitutions\u2014are more strongly tonic and more immediately invigorating than tbe pills containing th* same choice vegetable extracts as tbe latter, in a different morilfif-Atir>n Although A CHOICE VARIETY FANCY TROWSERMS AND VESTINGS.Ready MatPIMiiig, Quebec Book Binders loftb* most fashionable style, and toi»\tJ everything appertaining to a Gentleman\u2019s ¦STABMBXSD 1848.\tonl.fit a}wa7l\"0D PROULX & BROTHER, I 10 p,r 15, Couillard Street, UPPER TOWN, T) ESPECTFULLY inform tbe Book Trade Quebec, Nov.12.1841 50, 8t.John Street.SX and their frienda, that they bav* OPEN- SELECT SC (TOOL roa ED a Urge BINDERY, which has been so ranged in its construction \u2022« to adapt it especially for a BOOKBINDERY, conUiniagever; I YOUftif* I AniPft facility for good workmanship end tbe despatch\tWlw%* I Government House, Toronto.the finer and more costly styles of BOOK-BINDINO, snob os Turkey Morocco, Russia English, French and American Oaif, and Morocco styles.Id all caees the very best of Stock and Workaxship, with strength and beauty combined, may be relied npoa N.B.\u2014Ruling and Blank-book of all descrip tiona strictly attended.Quebec, Dec.12, 1860,\t12tBC LEA & PERRINS' 0ILISBATBD WOHCESTEHSHIBE SAUCE.PROHOUMCID a o a a oi saau r s, to be the ONLY 6000 SAUCE and applicable to EVERY VARIETY OF DISH.I IXTBA0T OP A LETTER from à MEDICAL GENTLEMAN at Madras, to his Brother at WORCESTER, May, 1851.\u201cTell Usa »P*» aipa that tbeir Sacc* 1* highly esteemed I» - t-\tladle, and U, lo my opinion, tbe most palatable ai well m tbe most whole some Sauce that ia mede.\u2019' EXTENSIVE FHAUDS.Lsa and Pibbivs having discovered that several of tbe Foreign Market* have been supplied with spubioos imitations of their \u201c WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,\u2019\u2019 the labels of which closely resemble those of the genuine|Sauce, and in one or more instances with the names of L.k P.roROsn ; they have deemed it their du> tr to caution the publie, and request purchasers to see that the names of Lsa k Pbrrins are upon the Wrapper, Label, Stopper, and Bottle.L.k P.further give notice that they will proceed against any one who may infringe upon their right, either by manufacturing or vending such imitations, and have instructed their correspondents in the various parts of th* world to advise them of each infringements Wholesale and for Exportation by the Proprietors, Lsa k Pbrriks, Worcester, England, Crosse k Blackwell, and other Oilmen and Merchants, London.Nov.9.1861.\tlaw H&S.MSaCfiB.THE COURIR OP IXSTRCCTIOK EMBRACES English, Latin, Frach, (immafid Mai Lagugn, HISTORY, GEOGRAPHY MUSIC ASD > UR A WINO; Js weü at Critical Reading of the Standard Poets.Mrs Mibosr has secured the assistance of a Lady, who has had many years experience as Head Governess io Schools of the highest standing in England and Paris.\u2014also,\u2014 A Rendent French and German Gov emeu.Tbe Religious Instruction is oonduoted under tbe superintendence of the R-v.H.J.Gbabbtt, Rector of 8t.James\u2019 Catheral, who bolds a Weekly Scripture last at the School.Dr.D.Wilson, Professor of Toronto University, has kindly promised to deliver a series of Lectures to tbe Young Ladies, during tbe ensuing Winter.references kisdlt permitted to .' The Lord Bishop of Toronto, : Sir John B.Robinson, Toronto, Hon.'ft.B.Robinaon, Toronto, R«v.H.J.Qrasett, Toronto, Frederick Widder, E»q\u201e Toronto.Professor Wilson, University of Toronto, Rev.D.Boomer, Gait, Rev.Arthur Palmer, Guelph, E.A.Meredith, Esq., L.L.D., Quebec.N.B.\u2014TERMS, Ac , made known on application to MRS.MERGER.Nov.16 1861.\ttfdk Split Herrings.VlAKRELS No.1 Inspected Split JjQl r> HERRINGS, just landing in very prime order.For ssl* hr M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, Sept.12, 1861.ARKELL\u2019S HOTEL, /Yt)RNERof KING and RT0HM0ND-ST8 , V j one Block from Great Western Railway Depot, near the City Hall, London, 0 W.Cabs always in readiness to convey passengers to and from the Railway Depots.Good Stabling attached to the premises.May 9, 1860.Round Herrings.^00\tNewfocnd- 217 Barrels Baie Chaleurs, .35 Bf.:b%rrels .do.For sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.tank**, Ret.14,'IML } A.MCOALLUM\u2019S CHRONOMETER depot.No, 40, St.Peter Street.^'CHRONOMETERS accurately rated by Ae-\\j tronomical Observations and Transit Clock.SIX CHRONOMETERS for Sale, warranted good.Ship owners hiring Chronometers for fh* run home, should they afterwards think of por* chasing tbe Instrument, tbe hire will be deducted from tbs original price.Sextan*, Quad rants, Ohart* Paralell Rules, Compasses, Ac., Ao , always on baud Marla* Clocks, Fancy, Bronte and Office Olocxi.\u2014ALSO.\u2014 Gold nnd Silrer Watches ; Gold and Silver Albert and long Chains ; Ladies\u2019 Brooches and Gents\u2019 Pins, Rings, Lockets, Ac., Ae.will be sold cheap for cash.Chionc-^etsrt, Duplex and repeating Watches, clean» 1 and repaired, and warranted ror twelve months.Ail kiudi of Nsntical Instruments repaired and adjusted on tbe premises.Orders for Mssonio Jewellery, Clothing, Ac., strictly attended to N.B \u2014My tide table is cosstrocted to Greenwich time, on strict principle; but considering eur locality, and tbe influence of tbe winds, the time of tide by Observation may not at all times correspond precisely with tbe time found In the table.A MoOALLUM, Watch Maker, Ac., No.40, Bt.Peter Street, Lower Town Quebeo, April 2,1161,\ti2no really lees cathartic, than tb* Lira Pills, they nevertheless begin to cleaase tbe alimentary canal much soooar; generally slightly operating within three or fo«r hours, and producing a decided sense of relief to the bead end stomach, end exhilarating the mind, even la leas time than this.nor fats life ptt.ls m la affections of the heed, sick headache or oervma headache, them Pills will be found to RM mm tha moot salutary efficacy.Moffat\u2019s Phœnix fitters Hava been happily used for tbe cur* of Fever aad Ague with invariable saccate.BILIOUS COUPLA UTS ABU AM0DE OF CUBE!!! CP* A well regulated and proportioned quantity of bile apon the stomach ia always requisite for the promotion of sound health\u2014it stimulates digestion aad keeps th* intestinal canal free from ell obetructions.When there Is e deficiency of bile, tbe body is constantly ooetive.On the other band, an overabundance of bile causes frequent nausea in tbe stomach ; and often promotes very severe attacks of dise*#*, which sometimes end in death lu fri*.MoffkPs lift\tn Should be taken in tb* early stages of Biltons Complaints; Bed If persevered in strictly according to direction*, will positively effect a cure.PILES! PILFs\u2019l! PILE»!!! \u2022 Ala remedy for this most distressing and obstinate malady, the VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES deserves a distinct and empbati* recommendation.It is well-known to tun-dreds io tbla oily, that the former proprietor efthem valuable Medicines was himself afflicted with this complaint for upwards of thirty* nvn tsars ; sad that b* tried in vain every remedy prescribed within tb* whole compare of tbe Materia Medic* Be, however, at length tried tbe Medicine which is now offered to tb* publie, and he was cured in a very short time, after his teoevery bad been pronounced not only improbable, but absolutely impossible, by any human means.Life Pills & Phœnix Bitters Cure Dyspepsia, by thoroughly cleansing tbe first and second stomnehs, end creating a flow of pore healthy Aile, instead of tbe stale and acrid kind ; Flatulency, Lorn of Appetite Heartburn, Headache, Restlessness, Ill-Temper, Anxiety, Laogocr, nnd Melancholy, which are the general symptoms of Dyspepsia, will van lab, as a natural eeasequenee of Us care.THE LIFE MEDICINES For bilious aad liver complaints, with their many well-known a flea dents, bilious and sick headache, pain and oppression after meals, pid-diDess, dlssiness, heartburn, lore of appetite, are acknowledged to be vastly superior to any thing ever before offered to the publie.MERCURIAL DISEASES.Persons wboee constitutions have become by the injudicious use of Mbkcctrt WÜ1 find these Médiates* a berfset cure, sa they never mil to eradicate from tbe system all tba effects of Mercury, tadnitely sooner than th* asset powerful preparations ef Sarsaparilla.SCROFULA.Tb* most horrible oaeee ef Scrofola, in which tbe Face, Boas* aad Limbs of tbs victim bad been preyed upon by tbe insatiable disease, ar* proved by undeniable authority of tbe sufferers themselves, to have been completely cured by them purely Vegetable Medietaea,' after all others had been foaad mere than useless.Acute or Inflammatory Rheumatism.Anthro«ia Chronica or Chronic Sheomatûm ! ! i These diseases, which are among tbe most »aiofal, and, byfguorant treatment, tb* most Inveterate to whiok suffering hamanity is liable are cured, speedily and permanent curro, by * proper course of tbe Lira Pills Bityses.and Phcxbix HOTFAT\u2019S PIUS AID limHS III But ft i> unnecessary to enumerate tbs many \u2022\u2022\u2022in which these purely vegetable medi-clnes bav* been snooeesfol ; bnt let ns inquire.Why are they so universal in their happy effect* ?\t\u2022 I .Because tbev PURIFY THE BLOOD, aad thus remove all cause of disease in the system «Pou the secre- tiens of the body, and remove all impurities at once.\tN Because they do net reduce tbe system, but invigorate it\u2014thus requiring no restraint from pleasure or business during tbeir operation.TRV MY MEDICINES I! ! Try bnt a Single Dom of th* LIFE TRY _PILLS ! THRU ! BE SATISFIED, BE CURSD ! ! ! ranraaxo bt DR.WM, B.M0FFATT, 335 Broadway, New York.And for tale by ail Druggists and Mediate* Sr'Fnu Prl-rP,aU> 25\tW;b£ ten $1.06 per Bottl*.\t\u2019 April 11, 1841\tly 44w H.C.A.M.HULBERT, WHOLESALE ¦'OmmiEBion Paper WarehooM* DKALSBS IN wove Mediums.Demy, Uap, Foot's Cap Letter* aid Note Papers, together with ail kinds ef Writing at4 Prinking Paper.\t;.\t.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 Importera af Paper Makers\u2019 Sappl\u2019es.Ne It BEEKMAN STREET, N»w You.Sett, 1H1.\t.'.12m* Honey in the (?omb, A FURTHER supply in bexrn 12 fes.each, of very superior quality, jest received, And for «ale bv ___ M.0.MOUNTAIN.Qmbee, Sept.18, 1841.by 8.B.FOOT1, Xdl-tor «ad Proprietor, at Us Steam Printing Ettabllskm\u2014V foot ef 'Mountain Btbbbt "]