Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 3 juin 1863, mercredi 3 juin 1863

[" MISTOl\u2019S 8ARUPARILIA, IN LASOl QDABT BOTTLB8.The\tPur,fier ef «he Biêêé, /\t4 LARGE two-story fire brick mlm £\\.HOUSE, covered with tin, con-iWl*m.taining eighteen apartments, with a fire-proof Vault, Cellar, Hangar, Stable, Coachhouse, Garden and Orchard, situated at La Canardiere, one mile from Dorchester Bridge, on tbe Beauport road, with fire acres of land iu superficies.This new and first-class House can be sold for half the original cost, and wiU) great facilities afforded for payment,\u2014 or It will be let for one or more years.Apply to EDOUARD TESSIER, Notary, St.George Street, Hi.John\u2019s Suburb*.Quebec, Feby.10, 1863.To Let, Al- HE HOUSE No.11 St.John Street, now occupied by Messrs Russell A Son, containing ten Rooms and \"a Kitcaen.Apply to ADAM WATTIES, No.11 A 13 St.John Street.Quebec, April 2T, 1863\tSaw tf To A Let, HB PRBMI9SXS now occupied by X lh« QUBBBC BANK, withropain to suit tenants.Apply at tbe Queue Fm Osnei.Quebec, April 14* 1863.\u2014FROM 1st MAY NEXT,\u2014 HAT portion of the MASONIO HALL, fronting on St.Louis Street, now in the occupation of tbe Receiver General a Department ; tbe same being two first-clasa shop; and dwellings.Will be leased separate or together.Apply to WILLIAM EADON, St.Nicholas Street.Quebec, March 9, 1863.\ttf NOTICE Of CO-PARTNERSHIP HOSTETTER\u2019S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS.d pure and powerful Tome, corrective and alterative, of wonderful efficacy in Disease of the STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS PROTECTIVE PROPERTIES.Prevents F»ver and Ague, and Bilions Remittent Fever; Fortifies tbe System against Miasma and the Evil Effects of Unwholesome Water ; Invigorates tbe Oigaos of Digestion and tbe Bowels ; Steadies the Nerves, and tends to Pro long Life.REMEDIAL PkOPERTIBS.Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaxrt, Sick and Ner vous Headache, General Debility, Nervousness, Depression \u2019f Spirits, Constipation, Colic, Intermittent levers, Sea-Sickness, Cramp* and Spasms, and all Complaints of Either Sex, Arising from Bodily Weakness, Whether Inherent in the System or Produced by Special Causes.THE TIME BALL in the 01-1 ADEL, each day, (Sunday excepted,) at Half put Twxlvi to hoisted half mast ; at Fiv* mi.ctes before ONE it will be hoisted to th! mast-head, and at ONE o\u2019clock, Miah timi at Obssbvatobt, the BALL will be DROPPED.k.eePin* correct Greenwich time, should then shew 5b.44m.49s , and the difference between this, and tbe time shewn by îimehr^t°fh\t18 1,1 true error on Greenwich t me\u201d L\\ha , mo\u201centi\u2014A» it is \u201c Greenwich fiSfia dpn th® .ObMT^tory shews when the 5 vînt f^V118110 \u201c\u2022\u201c\u2022r \"here the ship If * ,hiP bùicU)rilj becoming de-eloped.It is something less than six years since the copper regions of Lower Canada first attracted attention, and we now find them filled with mining enterprise, drawn by the rich promise, from Europe and the States, bringing abundant capital and giving employment t° hundreds.The Âcton mine, in the county of Bagot, was the first to which much attention was directed, and the success of the operations in regard to production and money value are supposed to be without parallel.Within three years after it was opened, four hundred and ninety thousand dollars worth of ore bad been obtained, and between five and six hundred hands were employed in its working.The Harvey Hill mines, in the county of Leeds, a large interest in which was held by citizens of Quebec, is, as we learn, a still more valuable property than that of Acton.These mines have been disposed of within the last few days to Boston capitalists for the sum of fifty thousand pounds sterling\u2014five thousand of which having been paid as a deposit on Satur day.This mine has been systematically conduct, ed for the last five years, under the direction of Mr.Herbert Williams, who was specially sent to this country, from England, for the purpose.About £10,000 worth of ore has been sold in the above period, the produce of this mine, and there is some £5,000 to £6,000 worth of ore now at grass, the result of last winter\u2019s working.This will be dressed and sent to market during the present season.We are credibly assured that there is every prospect of the new proprietors making very satis-factory returns on their investmeut.The per centage of three hundred and twenty-two tons of this ore from the Harvey Hill Mine, sent to England, gave an average of 35 per cent This is undoubtedly a much higher per centage than is generally obtained, but we are informed that much of the ore raised from this nuae went as high as fifty per cent Mining is a branch of industry totally in its infancy in Canada, and it is highly gratify-iug to find that foreign capitalists are being attracted by the wealth of the mines, as well as the richness of their productions ; and we have every reason to believe mat in this new branch of Canadian enterprise will be found a material advantage both to tne adventurer and to the Province.last-named Conncillor ; that they had been accused of venality and even perjury ; and that they were, he regretted to say, mean men if they sat calmly by, and permitted themselves to be treated iu such a way.For his own part, he was not to be intimidated, and he would not stand such abuse.\u2014 Ibe noise here burst out afresh, to the intense edification of the spectators in the gallery.The Corporation Messenger, Mr.Julien, came around to Councillor Dinning, apparently for the purpose of inducing him to resume his seat; but ineffectually.After the lapse of a couple of minutes, Councillor Diuaiug left the Council Chamber.He was immediately followed by Councillors Tourangeau, Lemesurier, Pruneau and Rinfrel, | leaving barely a quorum of the Council in attendance.The discussion then ceased, and on motion of Councillor Hearn, the Council, at half-past 10 P.M., adjjurned until the second Monday in Jane.ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE QUEBEC BANK, 1863.The forty-fifth annual general meeting of the stockholders was held at the Quebec Bank, St.Peter Street, on Monday last, at 11 A.M.Jeffery Hale, Esq., was called to the Chair, and John Laird, Esq., requested to act as Secretary.H.J.Noad, Esq., read the following report \u2022 In submitting to the Shareholders ths forty-fifih annual statement of the affairs of the Bank, the Directors have the pleasure to report that the business of the past year has been satisfactory, and that it has led to no bad or doubtful debts of imporUnce, unless possibly in the case of an amount alleged to be based upon forged securities, legal proceedings with respect to which are in progress.The profits arising out ol the operations of the year, alter payment of ah charges, including the Government impost on circulation, amount to.$119,985 47 Of which have been appropriated ; To dividend paid 1st Dec.1862.$51,711 01 To dividend payable this day at 3} per cent.$45,796 42 $ 97,507 43 COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS.The business of the second day (June terra) of the above Court, commenced at the usual hour yesterday morniog\u2014His Honor, the Judge of the Sessions of the Peace, presiding.Thomas Btenan, who had pleaded guilty to a charge of obtaining goods under taise pretences, was placed at the bar, and sentenced to undergo an imprisonment of two months at hard labor.John Joseph Quinn was tried for unlawfully carrying a pair of 11 steel knuckles \u201d\u2014Mr.Murray a-* pearing for the defence.The détendant had been arrested on Saturday by the Police, for the offence in question.The jury, after a short deliberation, returned a verdict ot \u201cguilty/\u2019 with a recommendation to mercy.The defendant not coining up, his recognizances were declared forfeited.At 2 P.M , the Grand Jury came into Court, and returned the following bills:\u2014\u201cNo Bill\u201d on the indictment against Ann Cunningham for forcible entry; a \u201c True Bill\u201d against Octave Bedard for inflicting grievous bodily harm; a \u201cTrue Bill \"against Joseph Darbyson for the same offence ; and a \u201c True Bill \u2019\u2019 against Wm.Djirbyson for simple assault.There being no farther business before the Grand Jurors, they were thanked by His Honor for the manner in which they had performed t\u2019oeir duties, and discharged from further attendance.Execution was ordered to issue against the Petit Jurors against whom fines had been recorded for non-attendance.The Court, at 2.30, P.M., adjourned until this morning, at 10 o\u2019clock.« THE RUSSELL HOUSE,\u201d OTTAWA.If we are not much mistaken, the proprietorship of \u201cThe Russell House,\" Ottawa (as advertised in our columns of this day,) has been assumed by our old friend and general favorite, James 4.Gouin, so long known and valued ai Russell\u2019s Hotel, Quebec, under the name ot « Jemmy\u201d\u2014genial Jemmy\u2014whose attention and civility in the position he there occupied is an earnest of what he will be in his own establishment.His perfect acquaintance with both languages will be extremely convenient to those especially who are unacquainted with French.We have known \u201cJemmy\u201d for man) years, and can heartily commend him to the patronage of old friends and new ones.Both will be treated with respect and attention.Leaving to be added to MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL, ON FRIDAY NIGHT.(Continued from Monday\u2019s issue.) Councillor Kiawis suggested that th* Mayor should read the report agreed on by the Committee.Councillor Esarx objected.He did not think it right that an imperfect report should be laid before the Connell.Councillors Lemiscrisr and Dimsiso raised the question of order, on the ground that Councillor Hearn had already spoken on the subject.The Mator said that as the Councillor for Champlain Ward had put a question and Councillor Rinfret had replied, the former had the right of rejoinder.If, however, he again spoke on the question, after his rejoinder, he would be out of Older.Conncillor Hbakx repeated that the Council should not accept an imperfect report, which bore no signature.It was the duty of the Chairman to sign it.Councillor Di'Niso said that before coming to the Council he was under the impression liiat the report of the Ferry Committee would be presented to-night; but he bad heard from the Chairman that it was desired toksow more about one of the sureties.Now this was a matter which should be treated calmly, coolly and deliberately, and not potbed tbr«\t-«-\u2022'SS 2 ÏÏÎ 1 Poulet, C.B, in presence of His Excellency the Goenruoe General, Lady Moock, tbe Misses Mouefc.4c , 4e.,\u2014many spectators being at-trac ad by tbe display, which, we need not Say, was vary fine.Tbe movements, which included marching past in slow sad quick time, the manual, platoon and bayonet exercise, 4c., were performed with all the steartinaaa so characteristic of British regulars.From this cause the whole ot his remarks could not be clearly heard at ibe reporters\u2019 table; but he was understood io *>« eonuemaing the Mayor for alleged partiality, an I Councillor Hearn for the language he bad used.Order being partially restored, for a moment, be was heard statiug that the French Canadian members of the Council bad been grossly assailed by the MILITARY.Two companies of the 17th Regiment proceeded to tbe Island of Orleans, yesterday afternoon, for ball practice.THE CROPS.A gentleman recently returned from an ex tensive tour through the western parts of Canada, reports most favorably of tba appearance of the country and crop» federally.Nxw York, June 1st.\u2014Memphis papere of the ?9th state that the Bulletin con\u2019 rms the statement that Grant invested Vicksburg.It also says that our forces have succeeded it> taking a portion of the Confederate works.The forts remaining to be taken are very formidable, and command the entire town.Several charges have been made upon them, but with little success.The Confederates seem to think their position is impregnable.The river batteries have been nearly all s:l-enced.herman is on the right two miles from Haines\u2019 Blnff ; McClernand was one and a half miles from the Court House, in the c -ntre, and McPherson was at the lower end of Vicksburg.Tbe report that Pemberton had offered to surrender Vicksburg on terms, is confirmed.It is also believed that the reported arrival of Banka\u2019s forces at Warrenton is true.Port Royal advices, per Argo, state that our forces on Foley Island were attacked on the 26th by the Confederates, who were repulsed.General Hunter has issued an order f>r drafting all able-bodied men, not in the employ of tbe G ivetnment, found in the department after tbe 15th June.A British blockade runner, trying to get out of Charleston, was discovered on the night of the 20ib, and sunk ; she had a large cargo.Nsw York, June 1st.-The steamer SAeWrolre, from Havana on the 26tb, arrived this P.M.It was reported at Havana that the yellow fever bad broken out among the French in Mexico.Si.Domingo dates to the 14th state that war seems likely to break ont again.From Honduras it is stated that that State is preparing to get Salvador into war against Guatamala.Four Confederate sloops with cotton bad arrived at Havana.The advance in gold to day was caused by a rumor that 20,000 of Grant\u2019s army bad been captured.It is supposed, however, to be a canard.The Post understands that Gen.Fremont has been elected President ot the Pacific Railroad, eastern division.New York, June 1st.\u2014The following letter from Gen.Hunter to Jeff.Davis is printed in the Free South, dated May 30th Head-quarters Department of tbe South, ) Hilton Head, Port Royal, May 23rd.\t) To Jefferson Davis, Richmond, Va.:\u2014 The United States flag must protect all its defenders, white, black or yellow.Several negroes in the employ of the Government in tbe Western department, have been cruelly murdered by your authorities, and others sold into slavery.Every outrage of this kind against the laws of humanity, which may take place in this department, will be followed by the immediate execution of Confederates of the highest rank in my possession, mao tor man.These executions will certainly take place for every one murdered or sold to a slavery worse than death.On your authorities will rest the responsibility of this barbarous policy, aud you will be held responsible to the world to come for all the blood thus shed.In the month of August last you declared all those engaged in arming the negroes to fight for their country to be felons, and directed the immediate execution of all such as should be captured.I have given you long enough to reflect on yonr policy.I now give you notice that, unless this order is immediately revoked, I will at.once cause the execution of every Goufederate officer and every Confederate slaveholder in my possession.The poor negro is fighting for liberty in its truest sense, and Mr.Jefferson has beautifully said\u2014*1 In such a war there is no attribute of the Almighty Liberty to keep four millions of your fellow subjects iu ignorance ; liberty to separate parents and children, husband and wife, brother and sister ; liberty to seduce their wives and daughters, and to sell your own children into bondage ; liberty to kill these children with impunity, when the murder cannot be proven by one of pure white blood.This is the kind of liberty, the liberty to do wrong, which Satan, chief of tbe fallen angels, was contending for when he was cast into hell.I have the honor to be, very respectfully, D.Hunter, ilaj.-Gen.New York, June 1st.\u2014The following are ad-dition.-.l particulars ot Mexican news to the 8th nit.: \u2014 Gen.Comonfort, who had received reinforcements, tried to attack tbe French forces in the rear, but Gen.Basin\u2019s division opposed him, whi h defeated its opponent completely.The battle took place near San Lorenzo, Comonfort losing 2,500 men in killed, wounded and prisoners, seven or eight rifled cannon, and the greater part of his equippage and munitions of war.It appears that Comoufort\u2019a attack had for its principal object to favor the entrance into Puebla of a large convoy of provisions and ammunition.Gen.Forey had received in time part of the heavy artillery he expected, and already, on tbe I6tb, had mounted a battery opposite the Fort of Tali Metaer, one of the most dreaded in Puebla.On the same day the artillery began the fire, and by the 17th, a breach had been made.Gen.Forey then commanded an assault to be made, but resistance immediately ceased.A part of the French army entered the town and Gen.Onego surrendered unconditionally with all his forces, including all the artillery and equipments.New York, June 2nd.\u2014The steamer Crtole from New Orleans on the 24th, arrived this morning.A despatch in the Era of the 24th, dated Port Hudson Plains, 22nd, says yesterday Augur\u2019s whole division waa engaged in a nine hours\u2019 fight on Port Hudson Plains, four miles in rear of Port Hudson, on the Bayou Sara road.The Confederates were thoroughly whipped, and left large numbers of killed and wounded on the field.Tbe Confederate Gen.Gardner sent in a flag of trace at midnight, asking permission to bury tbe dead.We look 1,000 prisoners.The enemy was driven three miles from their first position, and Augur bivouacked on the field of battle.Our loss was 12 killed and 56 wounded.The 116th New York and 2nd La.suffered most.Our men fought with great bravery.The Herald's Washington despatch states that intelligence has been received through Confederate sources that Vicksburg has fallen.Confirmation by our advices is awaited.Tne Tri6nne\u2019* special says official despatches from Vicksburg, received this morning, up to the 28th nit., is of a highly encouraging nature, but mention no specific successes.No danger is apprehended.The Times\u2019 special despatch says that Gen.Hunter has been relieved from the command O' the department of the South, and General Gilmore will succeed him.The Star believes that there will be a battle at Menasses shortly.The Heiaid's special despatch, dated Headquarters, Army of the Potomac, says that a Hag of truce was sent across the Rappahannock yesterday.The Confederate officers stated that Grant bad been repulsed at Vicksburg; but l relused to allow any Richmond papers to be seen or brought across tbe river.New York, June 2nd.-The Herald's Washington despatch says: There has been consid-rable excitement here to-day, and the streets have been full of rumors of an advance in force by Lee towards the city by wuy of Culpepper.Files of tbe New Orleans Era, up to the 24th, are received, from which tbe following is extracted An Alexandria letter of tbe 8th details the taking of that place by Admiral Porter.The plantations on the road from Upelousa to Alexandria have large quantities of cotton upon tr.em, the advance of General Dwight\u2019s brigade being too ra; id to allow the retreating Confederates to burn it.Large warehouses, filled with sugar and molaBS-.-s, were also captured.One of the murderers of Captain Dwight was also captured and immediately shot.General Dwight has arrested a number of citizens living near the scene of the murder.General Weitzel captured an immense Confederate flag, found in a house at Alexandria.An Alexandria letter of the 9th says that all the gunboats have left, except the Lafayette.All our troops had arrived, and Banks was planning another movement.Deserters from tbe Confederates were continually coming in.Another letter of the 12th states that three men -.f the 26th New York were poisoned by quinine, purchased at a drug store.The Era prints a list of 510 Confederates who have voluntarily taken the oath of allegiance.: he ship Clinton, 100 days from Boston, arrived at New Orleans on the 12th.The 1st Texas cavalry, Col.Davis, had made a raid on the Jackson Railroad, and from Tick-faw station to camp Moore, destroyed every bridge on tbe road, including the large bridge over the Tangipaho River ; also all the rail-read stations, car factory, New Independence shoe factory, tannery, saw and grist mills, near Ticklaiv.They alao captured a Confederate lieutenant and 43 men, besides killing a captain, ten men, and capturing twenty horses in a skirmish.The damage to the Confederates was immense.A Mobile despatch mentions a reported battle between Bragg and Rosecrans.Bragg was badly beaten, falling back to Alabama, wRh Rosecrans pursuing.A Baton Rouge letter of tbe 14th, to the Era, states that Gen.Dudley, with two brigades, made an expedition to Port Hudson up tho Clinton Read, reaching the Bayou.A recon-noissanca to Port Hudson drove the Confederate pickets to within two miles of the place, and the country was completely reconnoitered.A raid by Col.Greason tore up the railroad between Clinton and Port Hudson, cut the telegraph wires, burnt a Confederate camp, and captured 100 beef cattle.tV: M n\u2019.ay î-M-iti.i-«a-* thill ul (he I' uu Kx- cliucgf >!\u2022 ;tiv:.l.à ut .'.itta* were .t.il.lU Barrels Flour ut $4 to 4.11) for nuperfino.$1,671 to 4,05 for Extra, ami $2,26 for Ba^ Flour» a*\"! small lot* of U.C.Spring Wheat at yc*tcrday\u2019n rate*.Mixed Pea.» found buyer* at 70c per 06 lb*, some car oads bringing 671.NEW YORK MARKETS.\u2014.luno 2.Flour receipt* 24.947 bbls ; market quite firm ; gale* 8,400 bbls : $5,25 to 5,35 for superfine State ; $5,90 to 6,05 for extra State ; 6,10 to 6.20 for choice do ; 5,30 to 5,40 for superfine Western ; 5,90 to 6,20 for common to medium extra Western ; 0,25 to 6,30 for common to good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio.Canadian Flour firmer ; sales 500 barrels ; 5,90 to 6,20 for comuiou ; 6,25 to 7,00 for good to choice extra.Rye flour steady at $4 to 5,25.Receipts wheat 111,492 bush ; market 1c better, ith fair demand ; sales 75,000 bush ; $1,12 to 1,42 for Spring; 1,20 to 1,45 for Milwaukee Club ; 1,46 to 1,49 for amber Iowa ; 1,48 to 1,53 for winter red Western ; 1,51 to 1,58 for amber Michigan.Rye quiet at $1,00 to 1,01.Barley dull and nominal at $1,20 to 1,85.Receipts Corn 12,290 bushels ; market unchanged ; sales 60,000 bushels ; 77c to 78c for mixed old western ; 73c to 77c for new, including a cargo of extra choice old at 79c.Oats firm ; 77 to 80c for Canada, Western and State.Old and now prime beef dull.Stocks easier and dull.Money and Exchange unchanged.147.\t_________ Chicago, May 30\u2014Wheat firm, $1>20 f.o.b.; re-ceipts 67,000 bush.Freights to Kingston, 15c.Milwaukee, May 30\u2014Flour $6,10 active.Wheat firm, 1c to lèc higher ; sales at $l,16Jc to l,17ie.Corn 46c to 46ic.PilESH ARRIVALS Steamers Hibernian and St.George, CLEARED.June 2.Ship Helvetia, Hargensen, Cork, A Jorgenson Co.- Euxinc, Johnson, Belfast, A Gilmour A C^ ____ May Duudas, Martin, Sharpness Point, H Fry.Bark Tordenskjold, Bjerkaas, London, Hamilton ____ Sir Chas Napier, Brood, Woodbury, C 4 J Sharpies 4 Co.____ Eleanor, Anderson, Fleetwood.D D \\oung A Co.\t._ ____ Dædalus, Mably, Padstow, A Oilmour A Co.____ Kingsdown, Fraser, Shields, H Pry.____ Ina, Johnson, Shields, D Patton A Co.____ Aurora, Willis, Pembroke, C E Levey A Co.Brig Beagle, Sultan, Gantois, Hunt, Brock A Co.S8 Lady Head, Davison, Gaspe, Ac, F Buteau.Nantes.ENTERED FOR LOADING.Tons.For.By Whom.Where.* June 2.Wandsworth, 803, Port Glasgow, J Burstall A Co, Blais bms.Jos Bushby, 612, Newport, do, TibbiU\u2019 bms.Victor, 511, Havre, H Fry.Sillery cove.Jaa Caskie, 388, London, do, do.Ensign, 671, do» d°» d°- ^\t.Neptunus.668, London.Hamilton Bros, New Ltv I r\tcove.I Pilgrim, 913, Greenock, R R Dobell, Ottawa cove.Raiahgopaul, 877, Liverpool, C A J Sharpies A Co, Sillery cove.Juno, 636, Bristol,\tdo, Ellis wharf.Mary, 42, Charlottetown, Maxwell A Stevenson, Morrison\u2019s wbf.Dunhrody, 458, New Ross, A Gilmour A Co, Indian cove.Manchester, 719, Belfast, C A J Sharpies A Co, Sillery cove.RUSSELL HOUSE OTTAWA, C.W.THE undersigned, proprietor of the above named Ho'el, hega leave to acqua\u2019nt bis numerous friends and tbe ttavelling public, that be has re painted and uew.y famished throughout this commodious establishment, in the management ot which, t>y strict personal attention to bis bosiuere and gneste, be hopes to deserve encouragement and support.Tbe House will be ready for tbe reception of visitors on the 10th instant.JAMES A.GOUfN.Lately and for many years conn«eted with Rasasll\u2019s Hotel, Palace Street, Queoec, Ottawa, Juno 3, 1863.» mv mi miiii Bank Buildings, St.JOHN STREET.JUBT OPENED, a Case of FRENCH FANCY FLANNBL3 1m \u2014also \u2014 2 Cases of NEW FANOY DRE38 GOOD3, in every variety, and another large lot of BLACK GLACE and FANCY SILKS, which will be sold cheap.\u2018 O\u2019DOHERTY t CO.Wanted-TWO GOOD SALESMEN, who thoroughly understand tbe business.Quebec, June 2.1863 O\u2019D.A 00.2 Per Jura.From David Banncrman\u2019s Circular.Glasgow, May 20, 1863.Arrivals from New York are trifling, and from other Foreign Ports small.\t, ,\t_ , There was a fair and improving sale for Ken American Wheat during tbe week, at last Weuue*-day\u2019s prices.Other descriptions were difficult to sell.Extra State Flour was in good request ; Canadian Superfine being relatively dearer, was less sought after.Both sorts were held for last week s prices.For such qualities as Fancy and Extra Canadian there was a good inquiry.Peas were unchanged in value, and had only a limited sale.Indian Corn was in excellent demand at rather over the price obtainable on Wednesday.To-day\u2019s Market was well attended.Although I the amount of business passing is still limited, the ^ feeling of tbe Trade is fii mer.Milwaukee and Canada Spring Wheat brings the extreme prices of this day week, with a fair sale.White Canadian does not improve in demand or value.Hour brings last week\u2019s prices, with rather a better sale.Canada Superfine sold to-day at 25/6 ; and 28/ was made in retail for a small lot of Superior Extra.The inquiry for Extra State is also good ; but as the same qualities which sell at 24/ to 24/3 here, are buyable in Liverpool at 22/6, dealers are drawn away from this.Peas are firm, but are not in active demand.Indian Corn brings 17/6 for Sound Yellow Mixed.Beans, Barley, OaU and Oatmeal, are all unaltered.Pot Ashes arc 1/ dearer, and are rather active, some parcels boing\u2019sold at 31/ this week.Pearl» arc quiet.Butter continues a difficult sale, except for Grease descriptions.Cheese is in fair demand.DAVID BANNERMAN.RAFTS ARRIVED AT QUEBEC.June 2.Maxwell A Stevenson, staves, Ottawa cove.8 H Waggner\u2019s, white pine A tamarac, St Mi- chat l\u2019« cove.D C Thompson A Go\u2019s, staves, Indian cove.J R Crysler, John Morrison\u2019s A J Cashion\u2019s lote of white pine, ash, Ac, St Law docks.Jos Bisson\u2019s, white pine, ash and tamarac, do.Cook A Brothers, ash, elm, tamarac, Ac, do.Allan A Morrison's, white pine, tammrac, Ac, Bridgewater cove.D R Mailhiot\u2019s, tamarac, Murphy\u2019s cove.PORT OF MONTREAL\u2014ARRIVED.May 30 and 31.Bark Great Britain, Davis, London.18th April, gen.____ First Louis Wittgeusten, Lumtdcn, London, 21st April, bal.Brig Una, Prefer, Newcastle, 14th March, coal A bricks.- Laura, Isbister, South Shields, 9th April, gen.June.1st.Bark Admiral Peter Tordenskjold, Lund, Waterford, 11th April, bal.- Napoleon III, Olsen, \"Algeria, 23rd April, bal, Brigtene 8 J Lund, Hyarth, Cette, 26th March, bal.clkarsd.\u2014May 30.Ship Ardmillan, Jamieson, Glasgow.- St Lawrence, Hamilton, Glasgow.Bark Norge, Holst, Gallaway, Indian Corn.June 1st.Bark Sylvan, Pearson, Dublin, Maixe.MARITIME EXTRACTS.Cabbage &» Cauliflower PLANTS! 4?EVEBAL VARIETIES Lit Sale by JAS.H.MARSH.N.B.\u2014Orders left in the afternoon will be filled tbe following morning.Quebec, June 3, 18'>3\t3 Wanted, f0B\tj Established over a Quarter of a Century.St.Columba Academy, I P Ruxxrr.leq, Governor.BRITISH AMERICA Assura&ce Company.AN ENGLISH TEACHER, duly CERTIFICATED, for High School or Academy.References as to moral character required.Application (if by letter post-paid) to be addressed to the underugped anti! 15th Jaly next.Engagement from let August next.J03.CANTILLON, Secy -Treas.St.Colnmba of Sil\u2019ery, Jnce 3, 1683.\t2aw tf Notice.A YOUNG LADY going to England vr uld be glad to take charge of ao invalid, or of children, daring tbe voyage, in considéra-Ion of her passage being paid.The fceit re-erences given.Address A B., Chronicle Office.Quebec, June 3,1863\tIp Port ¦ The ss Hibernian having cleared at Montreal, Imports & Exports at Quebec.\t(r.\u201e Mo»- treal to-morrow.The ships Ardmillan and St.Lawrence arrived down from Montreal in tow of the steamer Topsey, yesterday afternoon.The barque Norge also arrived in tow of >he steamer Lady Elgin.The steamer Sampson left yesterday afternoon for Montreal, with the ship Three Bells, and brig Hawk in tow.The ships Olah, Princess Royal, Ardmillan.St Lawrence, and David ; barques St- George, Queen of England, Lady Clark.Galatea, Royal | William, Armonia and Verena ; brigs Symetry and Emont, all left for sea yeaterdiay.(By Telegraph.! Riviere du Loop, Jane 2.\u2014Weather warm and T.W.Eiboball, Esq., Managing Director.Wm.Stswaxt Etq , Manager, Marine Department.This Company having the whole of i't Capital, with an actual Oaah Surplus of Ssvsxty-Frva T bods aid Dollabs, invested in undoubted Canadian Secnri ies, continues to Insure every description of Property against Fire on Favorable Terms.JOHN LAIRD, Asent, 12 St.Peter Street.Quebec, Jane 2, 1863______________ Coal_ OU.ÂRRK'.S jost received : Kerosene Oil, Parson do Lemon, Do do White, Paraon\u2019s Oil In Tins of $ gals., at Is lOJd per gallon.1\tl J OAL OIL LAMPS, from 37* l^UU \\_y e*cts to$L0 each, at m IMPORTS.June 2.Per bark Wolfe\u2019s Cove, Livingston, from Glasgow\u2014319 tons coal to Allans, Rae A Co.Per ship Monteiuma, Sulis, from Livsrpool\u2014 4350 sacks salt, 55 tons coal to Falkenberg A Mc-Blain.\t, Per bark Anne, Purdy, from Newcastle\u2014373 tons gas coal to John Anderson A Co.Per schr Providence.Bernier, from Gaapé\u20143 bris cod oil, 10 cords firewood, 1 lot green hides, 1 bale made sails to the Master.3 puna molasses, 2 empty barrels, 2* quint old rags, 3 bxs, 1 brl old metal to M G Mountain.\t\u2022__ Per ship St Lawrence, Simpson, from\t.niviere au Loup, judo z.\u2014 weaujer wnm auu ¦ _-367 tons best Lancashire ¦teamcoaltoB R Do- cloudy with rain KreaUsr part of the day; wind Petroleum, bell.86 crates earthenware to II 0oo^in * Co.Wegt.g inward bound vessels passed this even-\t\u201e Per bnrH Harvest Home, Miller, from Ardros-1 ._\\____^______,_________-o,.*.n I\tKon Public Notice.T BIO to iLforathêpÔMic lh«l.PR011I8-I Coa^ OH Olid Lamp Depot, I 80KY NOTE, tapp zed to ba signed hr\t44 gr.Jobs Stixtr._-a 1_x_r___^\tsvf me, and bearing for enioreemeet the names of Messrs.P.O.Domos-iisb end F X.Lbmibcx, has been offered for sale by a broker earned J.R Bbalby.This noto is forged.I bave not signed it ; and I hereby give norice that I do not sign aoy note, teithir person -lly nor as a member of tbe firm cf G A Ed Couture.JOHN McOAGHIY.N.B.\u2014All Silver taken at Par.Quebec, Jnx.e 2, 1833.\t$ GEORGE COUTURE.Notre Dame de Levis, May 20, 1863.j-ino 3-3 san\u2014200 tons pig iron to Ross A Co.220 do coal to D Patton A Co.Per brig Thames, Rintoul, from Leith\u2014452 tons coal to A Gilmour A Co.Per ship Cherokee, Torrance, from London\u2014 740 kegs paint to Lemesurier A Champion.4 cases (D D) to order.10 cases to Casey A Co.3 do to M Moodie, 80 cks beer and 5 bhds 10 M G Mountain.40 brls tar [H] to order.1 case to Gibb, Laird A Ross.20 bales hemp to D McFarlane.5 casks putty to S J Shaw.PER GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.June 2\u20141 brl hams to T H Dunn.PER B.A A.EXPRESS COMPANY.June 2\u20141 tin box to M McQuilkin.1 box to A Peebles.1 parcel to P Sinclair A Son.1 do to H J Morgan.1 box to J Mnsson.1 do to C Smea- ton.\t^ PER STEAMER FROM MONTREAL.June 2\u2014Per steamer Montreal, Cotté, from Montreal\u201424 casks and 5 cases mdse to Ryan, Bros A Co.2 brls and 1 box to J Louis.25 J casks wine to E Poston A Co.ing ; 4 now at anchor at Brandy Pots ; 11 outward off here.BIRTHS.In Montreal, on the 31st alt., the wife of G.E Clerk, Esq., of a son.In this city, on the 1st June, the wife of Mr.William Woods, of the Examiaing Warehouse, of a son.Benzole, and Lubricating Oil.For Bale by JOHN ANDERSON A OO.Mancfactorets\u2019 Agents.Quebec, Jane 3, 1263 For Sale, Canvass, Cordage & Bolt Rope Just Received per S.S.St.George: a FULL assortment of Rest Kinds.^\tLsMESURIER A CHAMPION.Quebec, June 2 1863._______E * Bottles.DIED.In Montreal, at No.3, Portland Place, on the 28th instant, Ogilvy, yonngest son of John Ogilvy Moffatt, Esq., aged 12 years and 2 months.At Peterborough, on Sunday the 24th ulL, Thomas Holywell, eldest son of Thomas Holywell, Esq., Surgeon, aged 18 years.Crude Petroleum.|\ts\u201c* For Sale by JOHN ANDERSON A 00.Qnebec, June 3, 1863.For Sale by LsMESURIER A CHAMPION.Quebec, Jane 2, 1363.\t6 Fed QUEBEC GAOL CALENDAR, June 1, 1863.Number of Prisoners under Sentence by Courts.8 \u201c\tunder the Police Ordinance.\t78 f\u2018\tSummary Convictions under chap.105 G»n.Statutes Canada\t32 \u201c\tSummary Convictions under chap.106 Con.statutes Canada\t0 \u201c\tunder other Acts.10 \u201c\tSeamen under the Imperial Act.\t8 \u201c\tSeamen under the Provincial Act.\t\u2014 \u201c\tUntried and for want of Bail.\t6 \u201c\tDebtors.0 \u201c\tMilitary Convicts.1 Total.143 (68 of the above are females, and 12 children.) W.M.Maclaren, Gaoler.an wMatlWUlNI UI LUO ^XULllglllV hich will induce him to fight on the side of tbe oppressor.\u201d Yon say you are fighting for liberty.Yes, you are fighting for liberty.ARRIVALS AT CITY HOTELS\u2014June 2.St.Louis Hotk.l.\u2014W R Webb, Ottawa ; Lt Irvine, 17th Regt, England ; W P Lockwood, Manchester ; Mr Marx, Nottingham ; WP Buchanan, Edinburgh ; W F Owen, Liverpool ; J Halliday, Edinburgh ; W F Bowes, ss Jura ; W Maitland, Montreal ; F D Young, do ; B Stevens, da ; Herbert Williams, Harvey Hill ; W W Stuart, Montreal ; Auguste Quesnel, Arthabaskaville ; J II B Botterel , Montreal; Walton Smith, \\nslow , Wm Parker, Montreal ; Col Vankoughnet, Cornwall ; John Cameron, Trenton ; Mile Camille, Napoleon Tfoupe ; A J Clarke, do ; Rev John Brcdin, Brock ville; W C Gray and wife.Bolivar, Tenn ; Miss E C Gray, do>; Miss Sallie Pybus, do ; R M Scholci, Montreal 5 Geo Morphy, Toronto ; E P Bacon, Milwaukee.O\u2019Neii.l\u2019s Hotel.\u2014Mr Lindsay, London ; Capt Earle.Montrfikl ; A Macauly, Lindsay ; Col De-Saluberry, Quebec.Bqurassa'b Hotel.\u2014Oct Ouellette, Ste Julie de Somerset ; E Godin.St, Pierre ; Mrs Delorme, St Thomas ; Mrs Fisot, do ; Remi Simard, Riviere du Loup.COMMERCIAL.The following is the amount of duties collected at the Custom House, on the 2nd instant, at tho Port of Quebec, $4518 70.Eight million feet of logs are said to have been cut and got into streams tributary to the Saginaw during tho past winter.About two-thirds of tho lumber cut from this has been already sold, so great is the demand for it.Prices are now four to ten dollars better than they were two years ago, according to the quantity of the lumber, a* these show.Taking the average price of lumber at fourteen dollars per thousand, the value of the lumber to be sawed in tho Saginaw Valley this year will bring $1,120,000.Montreal Wholesale Prices Current.Montreal, June 1, 1863.Flour\u2014Pollards, $2,30 to 2,36 ; Middlings, $2,50 to 2,80 : Fine, $3 to 3,25 ; Super No 2, $3,75 to 3,90 ; ' uperfine, $4 to 4,15 ; Fancy, $4,32* to 4,40 ; Extra, $4,60 to 5 ; Bags.$2,35 to 2,40.Wheat\u2014Sales car-loads U.C.Spring at 88c.Oatmeal per brl.of 200 lbs, L.C.$51.No U.C.Pork.\u2014Mess, New $11,00 to 12,00 Prime Mess 9,00 to 10,00.All the grades arc in fair demand.Butter.\u2014New may bo quoted at from 13o to 14* ; tho supply is somewhat small and tho demand brisk ; Old Butter, very dull, prices from 9o to 10c.Eggs 8*o per doa ; demand good.Lard.\u2014Barrels, from 7*c to 80 ; kegs, 8 to 8*c.Tallow.\u2014Scaroo and in demand at 80.Cut-Meats.\u2014All very dull 5 Hams 6 to 8*c.Bacon 3* to 5c.Petroleum,\u2014There is some enquiry for shipments to Europe, prices nominally 20o to 25c, though we do not hear of any actual sales.Ashes per 112 lbs, Pots, $5,85 to 5,90 ; Inferior Pots, arc scarce and in demand at lOo to 15omore ; Pearls, in demand at 6,30 to 6,35 ; larger lots would bring 5c more.JOHN DOUGALL A Oo.EXPORTS.June 2.Per bark Tordenskjold, Bjerkaas, for London\u2014 14,511 std pine deals.511 std pine deal ends, 2m std staves, m3.5.2.19 W 0 W I do by Hamilton Per ship Helvetia, Hargensen, for Cork\u201415,320 std spruce deals by Jas Gibb, jr, laden at Port-neuf.Per ship Euxine, Johnston, for Belfast-\u201428 tons oak, 19 do elm, 33 do red pine, 1070 do white pine, 1864 std pine deals, 1080 do deal ends, 2 spars by A Gilmour A Co.Per hark Sir Charles Napier, Brood, for Woodbury\u201411 ton* oak, 6 do elm, 14 do birch, 67 do white pine, 300 std pine deals, m0.4.0.0.0 pi; 0 staves, 5 cords lathwood by C A J Sharpies A Co.Per bark Eleanor, Andersen, for Fleetwood\u201463 tons oak, 12 do elm, 49 do red pine, 255 do white do, 1078 std pine deals, 8 cords lathwood, 1 piece oak for ship\u2019s use by D D Young A Co.Per bark Dædalus, Mably, for Padstow\u201419 tons oak, 12 do elm, 86 do red pine, 500 do white do, 400 std pine deals, 198 do deal ends, 9 cords lathwood by A Gilmour A Co.Per hark Kingsdown, Fraser, for Shields\u201425 tons oak, 872* do elm, 66 do red pice, 331 do white do, 740 std pine deals, 270 do deal ende, 3 corda lathwood by H Fry.Per ship May Dundas, Martin, for Sharpness Poir.t\u2014150 tons oak, 100 do red pine, 215 do white do, 12,217 std pine deals, 610 do deal ends, 2m pipe staves, 8 cords lathwood by H Fry.Per brig Beagle, Sultan, for Gantois\u20141143 bag* biscuit, 33 brls peas.2 do oatmeal, 29 do oats, 30 mille shingles, 12 brls potatoes, 1988 pine boards by Hunt, Brock A Co.\t^ _ Per bark Ina, Johnson, for Shields\u2014-10 tons oak, 20 do elm, 20 do red pine, 600 do white pine, 600 std spruce deals, 300 do spruce deal ends, 2 cords lathwood by D Patton A Co.Per bark Aurora, Willis, for Pembroke\u201438 tons oak, 90 do elm, 307) do red pine, 694 do white pipe, 5 do red pine spars, 200 std pine deals, 4m pipe staves.3m W I W 0 do, 3 cords hemlock lathwood by C E Levey A Co.Per ss Lady Head, Davison, for Gaspe, Ae\u20141 box mill cards, 1 do bath brick*.I do hardware by Chinic A Methot 1 brl flour, 1 box hams, I do printed paper by N F Boissonneault.1 basket crockery by J II Michaud A Co.31* lbs ham, 1 brl pork, 1 cask ale by V Tetu.6 brls No 1 superfine flour, 3 cases boots and shoes, 4 pels oil clothing bv J II Michaud A Co.20 brls flour by Jeffery, Noad A Co.1 box tobacco by T H Hardy.1 truss woollens by A Laurie A Co.5 brls pork, 2 do oats, 4 linnets butter, 3 kegs lard, 1 bag timothy seed, 6 bxs tobaooo, 50 sheets copper, 1 bag nails by P V Robin.1 case boots and shoes, 1 do hardware, 1 brl sundries, 1 do dried apples, 1 box axeii by Langlois A Gian*.1 bale woollens* 1 do cottons, l case boots, 1 do woollens by Tetu A Garneau.31 brls flour by W A R Brodie.25 brls flour, 5 do pork, 4 cwt biscuit, 2 kegs butter, 2 cases boots and shoes by Thoa Fraser.1 pel paper hangings by C McDonald A Son.1 bag seeds and patent medicines by J Mnsson A Co.1 pci 1 seeds by do.1 brl linseed oil.1 box sundries, 1 pci stationery, 1 box oranges by J A Pritchard.26 brl* No 1 flour.1 case matches, 2 bxs pipes, 2 brls No 2 flour, 1 box soap, 1 waggon, 1 brl cut tobacco, 25 lbs do, 1 box do, 1 keg soda, 1 do* mens felt bats, 1 keg snuff, 1 box fancy soap, 4 * chests black tea, 1 do green do, by Lemesurier, Grant A Co.S cks ale, 3 brls do by D McCollum.2 cases books, 1 do drugs, I do groceries, 1 do hardware, 1 box axe* by 11 Lownds.108 brl# flour, 1 kog lard, 2 bxs cheese, 10 cwt bread by W A R Brodie.87 brls flour, 4 bxs cheese, by do.1 hlf hbd porter, 1 do do ale by J K Boswell.6 brls pilot bread, 10 do extra sup flout1, 3 do mesa pork, 1 do do beef, 1 keg oU, 2 do paint, 2 bags seed, 2 kegs nails, 1 brl No 1 sup flour, * chest tea by J H Michaud A Co.100 brl# flour by L Renaud.7 brls pork, 1 box soda, 5 brls flour, 2 bags bread, 5 brla No 1 flour, 5 do comment, 3* do ale, 3 do porter, 1 do bottled ale, 1 do do porter, 1 cheese, 5 brls flour, 6 do cornmeal, 2 do oatmeal, 5 do ex flour, 1 do oatmeal, 1 keg butter, 1 cheese by J Crawford A Co.30 brls flour, 1 bag broad by Jeffery, Noad A Co.60 brls flour, 2 do pork, 1 do beef, 14 bags biscuit, 2 cwt butter, 20 gal mill oil, 1 box tobacco, 3 do spice by Lemesurier, Grant A Co.6 casks nlo by D McCollum.Brass and Iron Bedsteads.C'l LOVER k FRY have just opened a va-JT riety of useful and ornamental Iron and Brass Bedsteads, in aft sixes, including Children\u2019s, at very moderate orices, which for cleanliness nnd durability are much preferable to wooden ones.All sizss in Hair and Spring Mattresses, of the best qaalitT» on hand or made to order.Quebec, May 18,1863.Lost* Yesterday morning, a cheque.No.23, and dated 23rd May list, to the amount of $100, signed by Taos.Ross, on the Bank of Upper Canada, and payable to the order ot W.Viieib.Payment of the same has been stopped.The finder will be snitaoly rewarded by remitting it to tbe Office of La-soon A Vsxass, St.Roch\u2019s.Quebec, Jane 3, 1863.\t3 BRASS CORNICES |\tNOtiCO.BRASS Poles, Rings, Gilt Cornices, Ac , newest designs, jast received by Steamship \u201c Bohemian,\" at Qnebec, May 18 1863 GLOVER ft FRY\u2019S.Gentlemen\u2019s (.lathing.IN great variety, newest Spring and Suomar Styles.Qnebec, May 18,1863.GLOVER ft FRY, Lowor Store.SILK MANTLES.VERY newest Paris and London Shapes ; also Summer Mohair and varions Novelties in Mantles.GLOVER ft FRY.Quebec, May 18, 1863.TROWSERINCS.SCOTCH Tweeds, West of England Doeskins, Bedford Corde.\u2019ftc.The newest and best gouds In that line at GLOVER ft FRY\u2019S, Upper Store.Qnebec, May 18, 1863.Wanted to Charter, 1Y'T7'R^BBL of 360 to 400 tons, V for Limerick BS8BL of 400 to 600 ton, for Ooik Apply to TETU ft GARNE4U.Quebec, Jane 8, 1863.\t1m Saw 1 Just Received: ^ FURTHER Supply of FRESH SALMON.\u2014 ALSO \u2014 Fresh English turbot in prime order.thos.McConnell, Finlay Market, Lower Town.Qnebec, Jnne 3, 1863______ 1 Wanted to Chaiter, J^VNE Vesssl for Aberdeen, ^JNB do do Sligo, Vessel for Fleetwood, / \\NE do do Bristol Channel.^\tJOHN BURSTALL ft CO.Qnebec, Jane 3, 1861.THE undersigned will not be responsible for any debts eoutrarted by tbe crew of Brig PEGGY, of Newcoatl*.unless they produce a written order signed tv WILLIAM SCOTT, Master.Qnebec, June 3, 1863.\t3 Silver for Sale, ON favorable terms.WM.McLIMURT, 14 Arthur Stint, Lower Town.Qnebec.Jane 3, 1663.\tIp DM» AMI PtiiFUlil.THE Sobscricwr has jast received by Steamer bis Spring Supplie* of D3CG£, PERFUMERY, ftc., amingst which are Keating\u2019s Worm Lestages, Dionefora's Map nseia.Fluid Extract of fWnrva, Beedmao\u2019s So thirff Pcwdere, Morton's and Cockle's Pills, Oondy\u2019a Disiafmicg Fluid, Russian Uioglass, Brecknel ft Turnet\u2019a Yellow Soap, Paris's Original Windsor do Piesee ft Lubib\u2019s Sachets, Turkish Smoker's Pastilles.Riumel\u2019s Perfume Almanachs, And a large assortment ot Combs, Brushes, Toilet Soaps, ftc , ftc.JAS.H.MARSH, CbemisL Quebec, June 3, 1863 .\t3 Kec iving ex u Salem:\u201d DOUBLE Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil Whiting.C.A W.WURTELE, St.Paul Street.Quebec, June 2, 1863.\t1° English Cheese.T) BCEIVING ex \u201cJuno,\u201d a Superior Lot.O.ft W.WURTELE, St.Paul Street.Quebec, June 2, 1863.\t10 Salt in Bags.a FLOAT, in Lots to suit pureki For Sale by MOIZEN ft LEPAGE, IT St.James Street.Quebec, June 2, 18*3.\t!w Saw To Contractors TENDERS are required for tbs erection and completion of a STATION BUILDING AT RieJtTTtOTteLf Ca Em Plans and specifications are to be s en at the Office of Tno*.8 Soorr, Architect, 34 Little St.James Street, Montreal.Tenders to be given in oce amount for tbe whole of tbe works.By order.Jane 1,18C3._____________6 For Sale.A GOOD FAMILY HORSR i\\ BOGGY, for sale cheap.SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.PORT OF QUEBEC\u2014ARRIVED.June 2.Ship Montesuma, Sullis, Liverpool, April, 1, Falk-cnborg A McBlain, coals- ____gt.Lawrence, Simpson, Liverpool, Mar 31, R R Dobell, coals, Ac.____ Nelson, Walls, Limerick, April 17, M I Wilson, bal.____ Cherokee, Torrance, London,-» Allans, Kne A Co, gen cargo.\t\u201e \u201e\t., ____ Three Bells, Simpson, April 30, H Goodwin A Co, bal.\tri Bark Cattinka, Muus, Bordeaux, Apr 16, Hamilton Bros, bal.\t™ ____ McDonald, Corner, London, Mar 28, I) D Young A Co, bal.\t.\u2014\tAnno, Puidy, Newcastle, Mar 28, J Ander- son A Co, coals.\t.\t.____ Wolfe\u2019s Cove, Livingston, Greenock, Apr 1, A Gilmour A Co.coals.\t.o ____ Harvest Home, Miller, Ardrossan, do 2, D Patton A Co, pig iron.\t.\t\u201e ____ Tasman, Moore, April 6th, Liverpool, H McKay, salt.Brig British Lion, O\u2019Brien, Cork, April 13, o a Levey A Co, ba).\t.\u2014\tThames, Rentoul, Leith.Mar 28, A Giltnnur A Co, ooal*.To Ship-Masters, FOB, \u2019SALE, 200 100 Part fit for Boxwood.Apply at B/CHSMin Mills.Qnetoc, Jon* 3, 18t»3.8w 2aw For 20 S Sale, HARES Stock.Quebec Fire Assurance Quebeo, June 3, 1863.PATERSON.10 For Sale, 1000 ,jpAMAaA0 KNBBS- Quebec, June 3, 1863.Salt Afloat.P.PATERSON.10 K.AAA\tLiverpool OUUU X> Monteiuma.Salt, Pickles, Sauces, and Potted Meats.Just Received per City of Hamilton : OUR uaual sisortment of Goods In this line, via piCKLBS of every variety, SA AUOES\u2014Worcester\u2019s.Kaos Geosle, Hare vey's, John Bull\u2019s, ftc , ftc.kOTTBD MEATS\u2014Ham, Tongue, Pet# a Dainle, Ac , Ac.\u2014 ALSO,\u2014 SARDINE?a L\u2019Snile, Lobsters, Salmon, French Mustard, Vermicelli, Maccaroni, Gugaba Jelly, Table Jellies.Preserved West India and Obina Ginger, Fresh Mushrooms in tins, Pesa in Batter, Anchovies, Anchovy Paste, Ao., Ao.WOODS A GO Quebec, June 8, 1863.\t6 Fresh Teas.r tORDS PINE BUTTS, 1 to 6 feet ^ SPRUCE do, 1 to 6 do gOUCHONG, Finest New Crop.Qnebeo, Junei, 1863.P.PATERSON.6 Oongous, Japan, Coloured and Uocolonred, Oolong, Pekoe, Hyson, Old and Young, Imperial, Tw ankles, This season\u2019* importation.WOODS ft 00.Quebec, June 3, 1863.\t6 FreshJPaints Note Landing, Direct from London : ¦yy^TBITB LEAD\u2014genuine No.I, ft 2, f ZING, BLACK, RED.BLUB, YELLOW, GREEN.LsMESURIER ft CHAMPION.Quebec, June 3, 1863.\t4 and Qurbv, June l.1863.Apply at this Office.3p F urnLhed\tHouses TO LET.q rpWO or TEREE FURNISHED tmfft § HOUSES, (or tbe summer months.JSÜ8L Apply to N.H.BOWEN, N.P.Quebeo, June 1, 1863.\t2 Provisions.do do JJ E AVY MESS PORK, Montresl Inspection* s vRIME Meet ft Prime do | iRIMB Vees Beef 1^08.1 and 2 Ship Bread, ^ EAF Lard In Kegs, ryPPBR Canada Whits Peas, \u2019of ARSE\u2019S Caloric Dried Corn Moal.LANGLOIS ft GLASS.Peter Street.Quebec, Jnne 1.1863.Tea.TTNCOLORKD JAPAN, ^yOUNG HYSON, y'WANKAY.LANGLOIS ft GLASS.Quebec.June 1, 186».\t* Geneva* &c.H Q NOW LANDING: HD3.DEKUYPER8 GENEVA, R8.BURGUNDY PORT, BS.SHERRY.LANGLOIS ft GLASS.Qnebeo, Jane l, 1663.\t> THE MOKNING CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3.1863.KOYAL MAIL LINE.MUSIC_______H \\LL.GHiAT EVENT.F# liivelj far 1hre« Mgiirn 0»lj« Tuesday, Wednesday & Thurs-day Evenings, JON8* Sad, 3rd aad 4tb.FIRST APPSARANCS IN THIS CITY NAPOLEON! The Diatiagaiihel Pr«atidigicomtdi*s, AJO TH« NAPOLEON TROUPE! From U« AOADIMY OF MU8IO, and rooent-ly from \u2022\u2022 Napoleon\u2019s Broadway Theatre,\u201d New York Oily, attended with an unprecedented sucoees of 84 OooeecatiTe Nights, during which time no less than 197.000 People I wit* nejeei their astounding and truly wonderful performances.NAPOLEON, The Challenger of H1RRMANN for $10,000, (tee New York Herald.July 1st, 1861,) and the inimitable and unrivalled Napoleon Troupe! la the Grand MAGIOO-DSAMA of A NIGHT IN MIRY LAND, TAB MALMS OF 1N0HANTMBNT ; The Napoleonic Grand Combination I or, PrwtiëJgfomfifBt EitertaU- mmâ being on the same scale of grandeur as pro* duced by the NAPuLBON TRUÜPE at the Acadwt or Music and NaroLaon's TasATas, New York City ; and all the principal cities on this and the Buropean Continent NAPOLEON, (The distinçuitked Proiidificomedian ;) Mile.CAMILLE, YOUNG LEON, Ac,\tAc.isvias osAson or phoosahim stbuy itskss.ADMISSION:\u2014P*;quet and Second Tier, She ; Orchestra Seats, 60 Tickets for Sale Masic Hall.at Holiwell\u2019e, and at the Doors open at a Quarter-past SBYKN.Tv commence at SIGHT o\u2019clock.Qaebte, May 29, 1863.td Silver for Sale, AT 4f to 61 disc:unt JOHN FISHBR, Bzehaoge Broker.Quebec, June 1, 1848.\t3 TOYVNSEN D\u2019S Sarsaparilla ! TUST Received from the mar ufactarei s.JAS.H038A0K k CO.Quebec, June 1, 186s.\t3 Mineral and other Properties i BOUGHT AND SOLD.Apply at Ne.1)1 Quebec, June 1, 1883.Out.di-8ac Lower Town.Id THE BRITISH & FOREIGN Marine Insurance Comp\u2019y.CAPITAL, £1,000,000, In 50,000 Shares of £20 each, with power to increase to £2,000,000.Chairman, Thomas Chilton, of Halderuess A Chilton, Liverpool.Deputy- Chairmen.Henry Threlfall Wilson, ofH.T.Wilson à Chambers, Liverpool.\t* Archibald Boyd.Direotor of the Union Bank of London, London.Direct art.Francis C.Braun, of Blessig, Braun & Oo., Liverpool.Frauds Anderson Glint, of Glint k Go., Chairman of the Shipowner\u2019! Association, Liverpool.Charles B.Colchester, of Oolchester k Woolner, London.William James Ferais, of Ferais Brothers A Go^ Liverpool.Arthur Bower Forwood, of Leech, Harrison k Forwood, Liverpool.Peter George Bey worth, of Hey worth, Pearce A Batman, Liverpool.Thomas Harrison, of Thomas Harrison A Go, Liverpool.Thomas Kendall, of Kendall Brothers, Liverpool.Bdward Lawrence, of E.Lawrence A Co , Liverpool.George Lyall, of Lyall, Still A Go., Loadon.Andrew Malcomsou, of J.and D.Malcomson A Go, Liverpool.Robert Maxwell, of A.F.and R.Maxwell, Liverpocl.George M.Papayanni, of Papayannl Brothers, Liverpool.John Park, of Williams, Park A Go , Liverpool.Oharles K Prioleau, of Frasar, Trenholm A Go., Liverpool.John Ravenscroft, of W.and J.Bavenscroft A Oo, Chairman of the North and South Wales Bank, Liverpool James Searigbt, of James Searigbt A Go., London.Samnel Stitt, of Stitt Brothers A Co., Liverpool.Thomas Stenhoase, Director of the Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, Ac., London.Thomas Wilkinson Tetley, of Hollinsbead, Tetley A Go., Liverpool.Banker t.THS UNION BANK OF LIVERPOOL, LIVERPOOL.THE UNION BANK OF LONDON, LONDON.Underwriter».LIVERPOOL\u2014R.N.DALE.LONDON\u2014F.W.SULLEN.Seeretaries.LIVERPOOL\u2014J.H.LUKIS.LONDON\u2014R.SLATER, (pro.tem ) Office».MANCHESTER BUILDINGS, LIVERPOOL.26, OORNHILL,\tLONDON.The undersigned having been appointed AGENTS in Qnebeo for the abrvo Company, are prepared to issue Policies on Goods, Freight and Cargo on favorable terms.DUNCAN PATTON A CO.Quebec, May 28, 1863.\t1m To The Electors or Medical Card.EOOTORS HALL and JAQUES having associated together in tbs practice of > professions, beg to state that one of the firm will be in attendance, at all boors, at tbsir OSes.No.13 Cul-de-Sac, LOWER TOWN.Quebec, Jane 1, 1863.\t6 Butter.T U8T received, a Choice lot of BUTTER.For Sale by M.MULRONEY, No.60 St.John Street.Quebec, Jane 1, 1863.Cheese.JUST received, afresh lot of English and American GH1E3E.For Sale by M.MULRONBY, \u2022\tVo.60 St.John Street.Quebec, June 1, 1863.NOTICE.Ï1H1 Creditors of Mr.WM.SWEATMAN, Tailor, of this City, are requested to fils ir respective claims at the Office of Mr.Jso.LsansuauB, Peal Street, on or before 18th June next,, previous to the payment of a dividend.J*0.LBMESURIEB, THOS.GLOVER, Trustees.Quebec, Jana 1, 18C3.\t3p ENGLISH Straw Quebec West ! GENTLEMEN,\u2014The dissolution of Parliament having imposed upon you the necessity of e>ectiog a representative I again ask from you a renewal of that confidence, which on four different occasions you bave been kind enough to grant me At this busy season of the year, when every hour is occupied, and nearly all are engaged In out-door pursuits, it is impossible for me to have the advantage of a personal canvass, and I almost hesitate to trespa.-s on your time by inviting you to public meetings.My principles, however, have been long known to you, and are unchanged.Two questiona now of more than usual importance, should particularly engage the attention of our public men.Honor and istereet alike require that Immigration and the Militia should receive more consideration and meet with greater encouragement.The one is a source of greatness ; from the other spring respect and safety.As a public mao I bave endeavoured to preserve yoar confidence by maintaining calmly, if not loudly, civil and religious liberty, and the welfare of the Province.Unless my conduct bas been at variance with my inteutioos, I have a right to count upon yonr support, for our obligations to each other are mntual, and I have either been strangely wanting in the performance of my public duties, or I am much mistaken in my opinion of you if out of office and in opposition I «ball not receive the tame générons support which you extended to me as a Minister of the Grown, when yon twice conferred on me by aeclamsiien the honor of representlug you in the Gemmons of Canada.I have the boner to be, Gentlemen, Yonr obdt Servant.CHARLES ALLEYN.Quebec, May 27, 1863.Fresh Drugs, Chemicals, £fc.QUEBEC DISPENSARY.THE Subscriber has received per u Oity of Hamilton,n from Loadon, a fresh supply of Genuine English Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Combs, Brushes, &c., &c.JOHN E.BURKE, Upper Town Market Place.Quebec, May 29, 1863.\t6 TO THE ELECTORS QUEBEC^ WEST.GENTLEMEN,\u2014A writ having been issued for this section of the Guy, you will, in a few days, be called on to name a fit and proper person to represent you in the Provio-cial Parliament.I here been invited to avail myaelf ef this opportunity to offer my aervicts for your suffrages.You bava all known me for manv years past, and am satisfied you will believe me when I state that, if elected, I will do all in my power to support and assist the Honorable President of the Council and his colleagues, who have come forward to put a stop to the extravagant expenditure, which existed in this Province between the years 1866 and 1862.The best proof of such enormous expenditure you have m the Official Beturos furnished to the late Parliament, showing that In 1855 the Provincial Debt was.$49,159,884 And in 1862 it was.$72,666,172 And until a year ago it would appear that no attempt had been made to put a atop to aueh axtravaganoe ; now, however, you have guarantee that those la authority will do all io their power to atop such, sustain the public credit and carry out such measures as may be required to make the Income cover the Expenditure, and you may depend that I wi 1 exert myself, and support the Ministry fer the advantage of the Province and of this City.ROBERT SHAW.Quebec, May 27, 1863.New Perfumery, Brushes, Sponges, &c.JUST received per Ship \u201c Oity of Hamilton,^ from Loadon, the following new A choice articles :\u2014 Bailey\u2019s Ess.Bouquet, Rigge\u2019s Extract Flowers, Rigge\u2019s Persian Bouquet, Peau d\u2019Espagua, Pyue\u2019a Odontiue, Piease A Labia's Perfumes, Labia\u2019s Perfumes in great variety, Peatachio Nut Oil, Toilet Bottles, Ac., Ac.\u2014also\u2014 A splendid assortment of the best English Hair, Tooth, Nail and Glotb Brusues.Fiuest Turkey Sponges, Honeycomb and Carriage Sponges.JOHN W.McLEOD, Chemist A Druggist, St.John's Gate.Qutbec, May 39, 1863.dfcJ All Prices and Shapes, Tht Large* Variety ever Imported, *0W OE V3W AT HENDERSON, RENFREW A CO.20 BUADE STREET.Quebec, May 30,1863.Port Wines.Receiving and/or Sale : RAHAM\u2019S, 'INGSTOiTS, *3481 A CO.\u2019S, yURGUNDY, ^JROWN, Qaebec, May 30, Various qualities, in hhds., qr.-casks and octaves.B.F08T0N A 00 1863.\t6 Fresh Raisins.JUST received ex M 8.J.Land,\u201d from Ma Uga, of very superior quality :\u2014 t AYERS in Boxes, Halves and Quartan.\" 'USOATEL in Boies, Halrse A Quarters.IÏEDLIS8 in 56 A.kegs.klHEHA in Halves and Quarters.IAG3 FRESH FILBERTS.100 4j(J0 J^OIES FRESH FIGS.For 8s ie by I.Quebec, May 30,1848.POSTON A CO.f Fresh Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines.THE Subscriber begs to call special attention to hia large and complete Stock of Genuine Drugs, Ohemicals, Pa'ent Medicines, Ao , just received, direct from London, per Ship '* City of Bami ton.\u201d The following will be lonnd worthy of notice:\u2014 Freeman\u2019s Syrup of Tolu, Freeman\u2019s Syrup of Senna, Moxon\u2019s Magnesia, Goody\u2019s Disinfecting Fluid, Turkish Pastilles, Dinneford\u2019s Magnesia, Browne\u2019s Oblorodyne, Ac.JOHN W.MoLEOD, Chemist A Druggist, St John\u2019s Gate.N.B.\u2014Prescriptions and Family Raeipea prepared with the greatest care, with Gennine Drugs.Quebec, May 29, 1863.Sugar and Molasses, Ex \u201cCalista Haw.'1 Now landing direct from M&ntansas : JJHD3.Bright Sugar, and A OUNCHE0N8 very superior Mus-çj / I covado Molasses.JEFFERY, NOAD AGO.Quebec, May 29, 1863.\t6 For Sale, j^JAWSERS, 6i Inch to 10 Inch, V£ARLINBf 0Ü8BLINB, j^PUNYARN, Juat received per 8.S.\u201cSt.George,\u201d and For Sale by Quebec, May 28, 1863.M.I.WILSON.6 Wanted to Charter, A VESSEL of 400 to 450 tons, to loud Timber lor Sunder- STEAMBOAT THE Steamer IROQUOIS, now lying in Gantin\u2019s Basin for some years used as Railroad Fsrry Boat between Lachlne and Oaoghnawaga.Dimensions\u2014length of keel, ISO feet; beam 26 feet; depth of hold, 9} feet.With two oscillating cylinder engines, 3 feet 6 in.stroke, 36 in.diameter ; wrought iron shafts and cranks.Steam pump with feed, bilge and cold water connections, as required by law, with winch attached for bauliog, hoisting, Ao.For particulars apply to A.Oaitiw, or at the Office of the Montreal and Champlain Railroad Oompany.W.A.MERRY, Secretary.Montreal, May 30, 1863.\t2w Farm for Sale.THAT splendid FARM on the Little River Road, known aa \u201c Sansbrcit,\u201d bounded on one side by the heirs Tourangeau, and on the other by Mr.Thonus Delacy, and contain lag about 200 acres In sopetfirlcs, with build ings.To Butchers sod VlctualLrs this fsrm would be invaluable from its proximity to the town and facilities for graaiug a large number of oattle.Apply to N.H.BOWEN, N.P.Qaebec, May 30.1663.\t2w land.Apply to Quebec, May 30, :8e3.I.WILSON.0 Salt Sacks N Wharves for Sale.EAR the Montreal Ocean S.8.Company\u2019, property, TWO DEEP WATER WHARVES, known aa Mabtm\u2019s.Terms mo derate.For particulars, apply to Qaebec, May 22, 1863.F.LANGLOIS, Notary.1m Saw \"VTEW SALT SACKS, ex Barque i\tDevon, from Liverpool.Apply to M.I.WILSON.Quebec, Juno 1, 1863.\tfi For Sale at Fortneuf.THE remaining property of the late EDWARD HALE, Esq , including his late residence and O\u2019.ber dwelling housee, with the farms and sundry other lots of land, which will be sold io portions to sail parchaeers.JEFFERY HALE, GEORGE G.HALE, Executors.Quebec, May 29, 1863 .\t2w law Fire Fugines.TWO SUPERIOR FIRE ENGINES, light and powerful, Lemoine\u2019s make.For Sale by H.S.SCOTT A GO.Quebec, May 29, 1868.\t2w 3aw SALT AFLOAT.Note landing ex Tinto : 1113 B AGS LIVERPOOL SALT, 794 BA0S FII,,B BÜTTER 8ALT\u2019 Now Landing and fer Sale by M G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, May 30, 1863 RICHELIEU COMPANY BITWMH QUEBEC AND MONTREAL Incorporated by Act of Parliament.The Splendid A Fast Sailing Steamer E UROPA, GAPT.J.B.LABELLE WILL LEAVE THE NAPOLEON WHARF FOR MONTREAL, This Afternoon at FOUR O\u2019clock, First Class to Montreal.$2.00 Return Ticket.3.00 Meals and State Rooms Extra.Steerage.l.oo' For farther particulars apply at the office.J.E.DESOHAMPS, Agent.Quebec, June 3.1863.NOTICE.THE Grand Trunk Tierry STEAMER W LEAVES ILL run as nnder from and after the 18th May inst.until farther notice.QUEBEC l i Malls A V Pas.for 1.00r.x.< River du Loup.2.00 3.30^EÎ^,^\u2022I,8 ,for \\ Montreal.C Mails A Pas.5.30\tf for ( Way Stations 6.30 9.00 POINT E.EVI: 5.45 a.k.\t6.30 a.m.7.00\t8.00 8\t30\t9 00 9\t30\t10 00 10 30\t11.00 11.30\tr Malls A Pas from 12.15 p u/ West A Way Stations.S Mails A Pas.from R.du Lonp.2 80 4.30 6 00 7.00 9.55>Kxj,rMa \\ Montreal.JAMES TIBBITS, Proprietor.Quebec, May 18, 1863.MONTREAL Ocean Steamship Company.Summer Arrangements, 1863.\tl 1863.Direct Steam Communication WITH GLASGOW.This company\u2019s Glasgow line n composed of the following First Glass Steamships :\u2014 ST.ANDREW ST.GEOROE ST.PATRICK .1500 Toss.Oapt.Krbr.1600 Tons.Oapt.Wyli*.1400 Tons.Oapt.Sojtt.The ST.GEORGE, Capt.Wylis, is intended to sail from QUEBEC to GLASGOW Di-riot on FRIDAY, 6tb Jane next.For freight or passage apply to ALLANS, RAE A GO., Agents, 21 St.Peter Street.Qaebec, Ms; 28, 1863.SECOND SUPPLY OP - Frank Leslie\u2019s Fashions FOR JUNE.FOB BALI BY Holivvell & Alexander.QUEBEC NEWS DEPOT, OPPOSITE TBB POST OFFICE.Quebec, June 1, 1863.WASHING LISTS, Id- PER SHEET FOR SALE BY Holiwell & Alexander, QUEBEC NEWS DEPOT, OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE.Quebec, June 1, 1863.OLD IRISH V.R.WHISKEY KASUPAOYUBBO BY J.DUNVILLE A CU«, BELFAST.This celebrated whiskey, which has been largely snpplled to the United Kingdom, India and Australia, is now offered io the Oanadian Market.It has been generally preferred to the fiuest French Brandy, and has been certified, by Dr.Lethebj\u2019a analysis, to be perfectly free from all imparity.It is stnngly recommended to the attention of the trade.For sale in cases and quarter-casks.JOHN DUNVILLE A 00., Belfast.Pitby, May A Oo , Quebec, Wholesele Agents for Oanads.Quebec, May 30, 1863.\t1m For Sale, jyj^ANILLA HAWSERS, 5 inch to 10 inch.QAKUM, 800 Bundles.Ex Ship Marathon, from Liverpool.Apply to M.I.WILSON.Quebec, May 30, 1863.\t6 TO IMMIGRANTS, Old Settlers, and others, WISHING TO OBTAIN F A88 MS IN Canada West.CANADIAN Land & Emigration Comp\u2019y.LIMITED.DIRECTORS: Hon.Mr.JUSTICE HALIBURTON, M.P.P., Chairman.HENRY, FARQUHAR, Esq., 16 St.James Street.THOMAS H.GLADSTONE, Esq, (Messrs.John Gladstone A Oo.) HUGH E.MONTGOMERIE, Esq , (Messrs.Montgomerie A Greenhorne.) BRICE H.PEARSE, Esq., Messrs.N.Alexander, Son A Oo.) Hon.JOSOELINE WILLIAM PERCY, No.24 Priaces Terrace, Hyde Park.ABRAHAM J.ROBaRTS, Etq , No.15 Lom-bart Street.OHARLES STANIF0RTH, Esq, Director of tte Edinburgh Life Assurance Oompary.H.WINFIELD CRACK, 7sq., Sbcbitabt.LONDON OFFICES :\u2014No.114 Gresham House, Old Broad atreet.OANADIAN OFJICE3 :\u2014Dnke street, Toronto, Canade West.FREDERIC T.ROOHB, Esq., Aoiht.THE DIRECTORS OF THIS OOMPANY offer for sale or lease, with the right to purchase the Freehold, 250,000 Acres of Land, Counties of Peterborough 8f Victoria, CONSISTING or the townships of Dyrart, Dudley, Longford, Guilford, Harcourt, Harburn, Bruton, Havelock, Ac Also lots in the towns of Hallburton and Percy.The following are some, among many other ^ inducements, held out to parties who may choose to take op lands in the above townships.Ten per cent, of the purchase money paid to Government fey the Oompany for the Lands will be expended in constructing really good roads ; these Roads will intersect the Government Roads ; namely, the Bobcaygeon, Victoria, Burleigh, and Petertou Roads, at convenient points, and will converge to various Town Plots which the company have it in view to lay out in very carefully selected sites.The Town Plots will, it is anticipated, \u2014(the whole of them ceing connected by good roais, for the construction of which thetoun-try affords excellent facilities!\u2014becovie each the centre of a ne * acd flourishing settlement ; private enterprise in establisbiog stores, mills, Ac., will here soon Bud its reward, and the several Towns and Townships be>ng as it were knit together by good roads, will derive from that fact great advantages and mutual support.In addition, thé watchful supervision of the Oompany over every part of their Lands will greatly tend to advance tne interests of Ibis district, which, being in the middle of Upper Oanada possessing a fertile soil and climate nneurpas ed iu its healthful effects npon the human frame, offers superior attractions, and all the elements of rap.d progress acd perma.cent prosperity.The plans < t the several townships and lots available for parchaee may be seen at the Office of the Company, where all farther information will be furnisbed personally or fey letter.143 Duke Street, TORONTO.aUOTlON SALES BY A.J.MAXHAM & CO Auction Sale Alteration of Date of Sale.Toronto, May 23, 1863.1m Wanted to Charter, ONE Vessel for a cargo of Timber to Fleetwood, ONE Vessel, 3 to 450 tons register, for a cargo of Timber to Sunderland.-At s-)\u2014 ONNAGKfor Deals.Apply to JAO.BURSTALL A 00.Quebec, May 23, 1863.\ttf I Wanted to Charter, ONE Vessel from 850 to 900 tons, to load Timber for Liverpool.ONE Vessel from 250 to 3u0 tons, to load Timber for Arbcath.ME Vessel from 225 to 250 tons, to load Timber and Deals for Wiabe&ch.Apply to M.I.WILSON.Quebec, May 30, 1863.\t5 Now Receiving, IX Ships Minesota, Salem, Great Britain and City of Hamilton : /I A A\tBlunders No.1 and 2 JV White Lead, 100 Tine Zinc Paint, 10 Casks Palm Oil, 10 Hhds Bade Ash, 20 Gasks Whiting, 25\tKegs Roll snd Flour of Sulphur, 26\tM Saltpetre, 25 Barrels Day A Martin\u2019s Blacking, 5 Hhds.Jar and 10 Gases | lb.Mus-tari, 20 Barrels Superior Currants, 60 Drums Sultana Raisins, 10 Oases Sago.\u2014ALIO\u2014 Ex James Caskie, direct from Malaga : Boxes\t) Halves Quarters Boxes Halves Quarters Boxes Black Baakat Layer \u201d Grown\tdo \"\tBlue Basket\tdo Bags FUberts.For Sale by GIBB, LAIRD A ROBS.Qnebeo, May 30, 1868.\t10 Bunch M R Raisins, Layer do.do.do.do.A Rare Chance.ELLISON Sl CO.WILL make CARTES DE VISITES, for the space of six weeks, for the very low price of 10s.per dezen.All description of PICTURES reduced in the same ratio.tT Bear in mind tho time, and call early at tbe;r Gallery, 39 St.John Strsst, Quebec.ELLISON A 00.Quebec, May 30, 1863.\t10 Copper Mines for Sale FOR Sale, in the Concession of the B0IS DE L\u2019AIL, Parish of St.Flavien, seTeral CONTIGUOUS LOTS, the whole nineteen acres front by thirty acres deep.Apply to AMBROISE BEDARD, On the spot.May 13, 1863.\t3wp SALT AFLOAT.Now landing ex Eliza Olive : 5200 Ba03àppi» « M.G.MOUNTAIN.Qaebec, May 30, 1863.THE CHURN FORTHE PEUPLE, Horizontal Screw Dash Churn ! PATENTED 10th AUGUST, 1861.Sole Manufacturers for Lower Canada.MONTMQBEHCIE FACTORY, THE Horizontal Screw Dash Churn is one of the great improvcm n\u2019s of the nineteenth century, and only requires to be known and tried to come info general use.It is one ot the great Economizers of MavaaiAL, Tims and Labob, being easily worked by a child, and cannot get out of repair, eaaily cleaned, and the additional butter it makes over other Ohurns from like quality and quantity of cream amount* in a short iim.: to more than sufficient to pay for the Oburn.We challenge a Trial with any other Oburn now in use, for Speed, Quality and Quantity of Butter.For Sahi by WILLIAM EADON, St.Nicholas Street.H.F.BKuLliW, Ohnmplaio Market Hall.Also, Victoria Washing Machines, Mangles, Fanning Mills, àçc., their patentability.ChemioU, Architect*, Millwrights and Farmers.The Soiswrivic Amaicav will be found a most useful journal to them.All (be new discoveries in the science or chemistry are given in its colnmns, and the interests of the architect aod carpenter are not overlooked ; all the new inventions and discoveries appertaining to these pursuits being published from week to week Useful and praottoal information pertaining to tbs interests of millwrights aod miliowners will oe found in the Scissriric ivsaioas, whl b iaformaiioo they cannot pos-sib y obtain from any other soarce buejects In witch farmers are interested will be band discussed in the SeisWiXiO amkb.cam ; mos'.of tbs improvements in sgricaitaral implements being iilnatrsted in its colnmns.TERMS.To msil subscribers : Tares Dollars a year, or One Dollar for font months Tbs volumes commence on the first of January and Julv.Specimen copies will bisent gratis to any part of the con airy.Western and Canadian money or Post-office stamps taksn at par for snsscnptiors.Canadian subscribers will pie-se to remit twenty-five cents extra on each year\u2019s snoseription to prepay postage.MUNN 4 GO, Publishers, ST Park Bow, 5.Y.Dae.16, l*«2.Eagle Life Insurance Company of London.Bstabllshed in 1807.K9*Csnada Agency established In 18i5._fs THS Qnloqnennisi Division of Sarplns for tbs period ending >0 185T, will be paid to Cub at tbs office ot the undersigned Agents at the ' current rata of Bxoms.$4\tExtra Vocal Music.2\t'0 iostromentai Music.Piano4 Guitar.\t2 to 6 Craving aod Pointing.3\t0 SCROFULA AND SCROFULOUS DISEASES.From Emery Eden, a tcell-Lmown merchant qf Oxford.Maine.\u201c I have sold large quantities of your SaMapar-nxa, but never yet one bottle which failed of the desired effect and full ntisfaction to those who took it.A* fast ar our people try it, they agree there has been no medicine like It before in our community.Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches, Pustules, Ulcers, Sores, and all Diseases of the Skin From Fee.Robt.Stratum.Bristol, England.I only do my duty to you and the public, wlien I add my testimony to rbat you publish of the medicinal virtues of your Sarsaparilla.My daughter, aged ten.had an afflicting humor in her ears, eyes, and hair for years, which we were usable to cure until we tried your Sarsaparilla, titie bat been well for some months.\u201d From Mrs.Jane E.Bice, a well known and much-esteemed lady qf Dennis cille, Cape May Co., N.J.\u201c My daughter baa suffered for a year past with a scrofulous eruption, winch was very troublesome.Nothingaflbrded any relict until we tried your Sarsaparilla, which soon completely cured her.\u201d From Charles P.Gage, Esq., of the wide!y-known qf Gags, Murray (e Co., manufacturers qf enamelled papers tn Sathua, If.U.'* 1 had for several years a very troublesome humor h» my ftioe, which grew constantly worse until it disfigured my features and became an intolerable affliction.J tried almost everything a man Could of both advice aud medicine, but without any relief whatever, until I took your Sarsaparilla.It immediately made my lace worse, as you told me it might lor a time; but in a few weeks tbe new skin began to form auder tbe blotches, and continued nntil my lace is aa smooth as anybody\u2019s, and 1 am without any symptoms of the dim;are that I know of.1 eujoy perfect health, and without a doubt owe it to your Sarsaparilla.\u201d Eryaipnlas \u2014 General Debility \u2014 Purify the Blood.From Dr.Robt.Saxcin.Houston St., H.T.Da.Atzr: I seldom tail to remove Eruptions and Scrofulous Sorts by tbe persevering use of your Sarsaparilla, and 1 have Just now cured an attack of Malignant Erysipelas with U.No alterative we possess equals the Sarsaparilla you have supplied to the proheaaion as well as to the people.\u201d -JVora J.E.Johnston, Esq., fPaieman.Ohio.\u201c For twelve year* 1 had the yellow Erysipelas on my right arm, during which time 1 tried ail the celebrated physicians I could reach, and took hundreds of dollais\u2019 worth of medicines Tbe ulcers were so bad that tbe cords became visible, and the doctors decided that my arm must be amputated.I began taking vour Sarsaparilla.Took two bottles, and some of your Pills Together they have cured me.I am now as well and sound as anybody.Being in a public place, my case ia known to everybody in this community, and excites the wonder ot all.\u201d From Hon.Henry Monro, M.P.P., of Newcastle.C.W., a leading member qf the Canadian Parliament.\u201cI hare used your Sarsaparilla in my lamily, for general debility, and for purifying the blood, with very beneficial results, and feel confidence in commending it to tbe afflicted.\u201d 6t.Anthony\u2019s Fire, Dote, Salt Bheuxn, Scald Head, Sore Eyes.From Harvey Sickler, Esq., the able editor qf the Tunckhannock Democrat.Pennsylvania.\u201cOur only child, about three years of age, was attacked by pimples on hia forehead.They rapidly spread until they formed a loathsome -nd virulent sore, which covered bis ft ce, and actually blinded bia eyea for some days.A skilful physician applied nitrate of silver and other remedies, without au v apparent effect.For fifteen days we guarded his hands, lest with them he should tear or eu the (csteriug end corrupt wound which covered Lis whole face.Having tried every thing else we had any hope from, wa began giving your Sarsaparilla, and applying the iodide ot potash lot on, as you direct.The sore began to heal when we had given tbe first bottle, sud was well when we had flushed the «coud.Tim child's eyelashes, which bed ci me out, grew again, and he is now as healthy and fair as any other.The whole neighborhood predicted that the child must die.\u201d Syphilis and Mercurial Disease.From Dr.Hiram S/oat.of St.Louis, Missouri.\u201cI find your Sarsapauilla a more eifretual remedy for the secondary v mptonu of FyphMê* and for syphilitic disease thaJ auy other we posse»s.The profession are indebted to you for tome of the best medicines we have.\u201d From A.J.French, M.D., an eminent physician of Lawrence, Mass., who is a prominent member of the Legislature qf Massachusetts.\u2018\u2022Dr.aykr \u2014My detr Sir: I have found your Sarsaparilla an excellent remedy for Syphilis, both of tbe primary and secondary type, ana vfTfect-us! in some cases that were too obstiuate to yield to other remedies.I do not know what we can employ with more certainty of success, where a powerful alterative is required.\u201d Mr.Chas.8.Van Hew.tf New Brunsvck, Ar.J., bad dreadful ulcers on his legs, caused by the sbuae of mercury, or mercurial disease, which grew mors and more aggravated for years, in spite of every remedy or trestment that could be applied, until the persevering nse of Atkr\u2019s Sarsaparilla relieved him.Few cases esn be found more inveterate and distressing than this, and it took several dozen bottles to cure him.Licucorrhcea, Whites, Female Weakness, are generally produced by internal Scrqfulous Ulceration, and are very otten cured by tbe alterative etftct of this Sarsaparilla.Some cases require, however, in aid of tbe Sarsaparilla, tbe skilful application ot local remedies.From the wtll-known and wide!y-celebrated Dr.Jacob Morrill, tf Cincinnati.1 \u201c»Ts found your Sarsaparilla an excellent dterstive in diseases of teraalea Many cases of lr-regularity, Leucorrboes, Internal Ulceration, and local debilitv, arising from tbe scrolUlous diathesis, b*Kle\t,nh\tit NS, CRAMP* or SPASM* Th.- «ppllr.-uii.-i of I! VfAVAY\u20198 READY KKIJI F will cure you cf tho Wj.'- t of these Com-olaints In a few hours.KHIi: UMA/r USAI.[Ill* painful di-'.im of tbe above fatal disease.One night, on going to bod, 1 thought I would take a sweat, aud took your Rkady Hkuo (Id not water) as a atimalant to sweat me.It did so.l*e perapira n-n was ot a slimy aubsunce, and (tfensive smell.1 followed ta log the Ready Rkli.r every other night for four weeks,and at the end of th d time was entirely well.Tbti Is a true statement of ftets, winch I will testify to under oath.Yours, etc., JAMiS SAGE, Bage's Hotel, Memphis, Mich, FEVER AND AGUE.A table-epeooful of RADWAY\u2019S RKADY RELIEF, In a tumbler ot water, bikes every morning before break fast, will prevent attack* of Fever and Ague, If exposed to its malaria.If seixed witb this complaint, take the same dose, and bathe the Head, Neck, Hands and Spine one hour before tbe Ghtilh are expected ; this will break up aod cure the wor t forms of Ague.R.RADWAY gives you, for 26 cents,a medicine that will prove IU efficacy m a few boors, and cure you < f old diseases that, under the ordinary treatment of physicians, would lay you up for days, weeks and months, see that every botde Is com pieu when you purchase, and purchase no READY RELIEF on lees the fac simile elgnature of KADWAY 4 CO.laou the outside label,and the namoofRADVt aY 4 00.blown on tbe glass of each bottle.ITI*SOLD BY DRUGOWTS AND STORF-KEKPERS IV EVERY VILLAGE AND TOWN IN THE UNITED t-TAfEs AND CANADAH BADWAY 4 CO., \u20227 Malden Isute, N.Y.BOWLES 4 McLEOD, ind J.NIÎ650N 4 CO.Agents in Quebec.J»ny.10, 1863.p, DINNEFORD\u20198 Pure Fluid Magnesia Baa been, daring twenty-five years, emphatically sanctioned by the Medical Profession, and universally accepted by the Public, as rae Bkbt Rbkidv for 10IDITY OF THE STOMACH, HEARTBURN HBAD&OHB, GOUT AND INDIGESTION, *ad aa a Mao Apbxuixt for delicate constitution!, more especially for Ladies aud Children.Combined witb the ACIDULATED LEMON SYRUP It farms an agreeable Effervescing Draught In which Its aperient qualities are much increased Doting Hot Bbasobs and in Hot Oli-«Arts, tbe regular nso of this simple and slegant remedy has been found highly benefi-Rheum?'ism.Gout.Liver Complaint,Dys- dal.pepsU Heart Disease, Neuralgia,\tManafactnred (with tbe ntmoet at'entioh to itrength and parity,) by DINNEFORD 4 Go., 172, New Bond Street, London ; And Sold by all respectable Chemists (broogbont tbe World.For Sale by BOWLBS 4 McLEOD, Medical Hall, Qnebro.12m 2aw Salt Afloat.OAGS ex Devon, ready a^XOv* Xj delivery, and For Bale by M.O.MOUNTAI».ti, 1666* for > \\ là i v > : a rhi Ar.r THE O No.2, St.Joh.ii Street, ESTABLISHED 1838> BY THE PRESENT PROPRIETOR, GEORGE HALL, WILL BE OFFERED FROM NOW UNTIL THE 1st OF MAY NEXT, 'TCTIEXOX-xDESSAXAiES dtf IFLETATTLx, IX OBDKR TO BIDCOI STOCK, One of the finest and most extensive assortment of GROCERIES, WINES and LIQUORS ever offered in the Upper Town of this City, BEING DETERMINED TO SBLL FOR CASH ONLY, A CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION IN PRICE WILL BE MADE.The following will be found in Stocle : FRESH TEAS, Consisting of : FINEST COLOURED and UNOOLOURBD JAPANS, HYSON, YOUNG HYSON, GUNPOWDER, IMPERIAL, TWANKAY, HYSON TWANKAY, IMPERIAL TWANKAY, 80Ü0H0NG and OOLONG, In Cheats, Half Chests and Catties.i\\o More ( ixl Liver Oil; IODIZED RaToüî SVfiUP, Of GrimauU Muscovado Molasses.For Sals by LANE, GIBB 4|00. e 11s ; and in £5 boule-, effectit g a savins of £¦ 1/s PEKMY'S CONCENTRATED DETl R;IYE ESSENCE, a remedy fur Sfpoi is in all its stasis; also for purifying the t-ysiem fr m \u2022ontnminatioQ, rtcummeoded for secondary STcptoms.bloiebes on tbe bead and face, enlargement of tbe throat, tonsils, and uvula : its oeneficial itfl teoco on tbe syetem is ut»d*-niable.Price 11s and S3j per bottle, alto a saving of 1 Is.PERRYS PATENT C0N0KNTR4T8D ESSENCE OF COPAIBA AND CCB\u2019.B SCGAR-OOAThD GLOBULE*, the taesi speedy Remedy known.Tbe Globules, coutatcitg the Quinussence of Copaioa Ouhebs, Buchu.Ac., immediately subdue all inflammatory action; Eu :aai d in augar, free from US'.e or smell.4s 6d atd 11a per box.Hbaltb ntp.KDs cm* Feat Blood.\u2014PERRY'S PURIFYING SPhClFlO FILLS, at in-fallible care for all afreaaea cf the skia, such as eoorvy, scro ula, ulcers, boi j, blotcbre, pimples on tbe face and body.4c.Price He and 33s per box.ON NERVOUS RELAXATION AND X EA18T1ÜN New edition, ealargvd to 0 pages, illustrated ly 100 Anatomical < © ir ed Engra.ings ol Steel, jest publie ed prise is.Also to be bad from all Agents tn all p-rts of the world, EXTRACTS FhOtl THa SILENT FRIEND, prie - 64, which contains directions for the guidance of patiente.Messrs.R.4 L.FERRY 4 CO.are only to be consulted at their residence, No.19, Berners Street, Oxford Street, London, as they never uuder any circumranees, travel eitner at home or abroad, and they hereby caution the Public against any person u»ing tbeir name, and as a further precaution ugaioat fraud, the Public is noil ed that none of tbeir mediciues are genuine, unless tbe subjoined fee-simile of tbeir aignainre is attached to the fiiflbraot wrappers Sold at estrs.R.4 L.Pxrbt 4 Co\u2019s, Whole-ale Depot, No.12, Berners Street, Oxford Street, London.Agen^t Barolxt 4 Co, 75 Barrington at., London.Agents for Quebec, JOHN MU8S0N 4 00, Druggists, Buade Street, U.T.Quebec, Nov.21,1862.\t13m d4w AXD XT JOHN MU8S0N 4 CO.J.BOWLES 4 Go., and all Drxggists in Quebec.Qnebee, Oet.34, 1662.\tIta6av Tk/ DR.RADWAY\u2019S PILLS.NEWLY DISCOVERED PRINCIPLES IN PURGATION DR.RADWAY\u2019S MZAfe ARE THE BEST PURGATIVE.Pill* in the World, and the only Yegauble .Substitute for CTomel or Mermry ever dtaeoveri-d.Compoaed of Vegetable Kxtract* of Onm*, Plant*, Herbe, Hoot* and Flowers.They l'orge\u2014C)eaD*e\u2014Purify\u2014Heal\u2014S-olhf\u2014Gtlm\u2014 Strengthen\u2014In vigormte\u2014and Kegu late the 6yste:a.IAT BUDDEjr vftTTvlCaLS OF INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS.BILIOUS CHOLIC.BILIOUS FEVER.ERYSIPELAS, CONGESTIVE FEVER, SMALLPOX, MEASLES, SCARLET FEVER, MIT TO BXOHS PXXiXiA Will purge tbe dteeere from the syetem In SIX HOURS.If seised with either of the a'iore-named diseases, let six or eiebt of Dr.Bedway\u2019e PILLS be taken at once.Tkit tingle dost will carry the pitient out of danger.Their continued use, ia smaller does, wtU work a core.COATED WITH GUM, They are pleasant to take.They operate pleasantly, naturally, aod thoroughly Every dose that I* tikes im- .parti tir en g k to the enfeebled * y «tent.Being pafai fmrgativm they do not leave the bowelt costive, or the pa \u2022 tient i \" ONE OE TWO OF DR.RADWAY\u2019S PILIA i Will ftecore a good appetite and healthy digestion.TO THOSE WHO TAKE PILLS, DR.RADWAY\u2019S POLS will be found an improremeot oa all purg*lire or cathartic pi Us tn use.0 >e or two puts will be found aafflefcot to keep the bowels regainr ; and in cases where a brisk operation ti desired, SIX to EIGHT will in tix hourt thoroughly purge.ONE TO SIX BOXES WILL CURE COSTIVE NESS, .\tDYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, CONGESTION, HEART DISEASES, .DISEASES OF KIDNEY AND BLADDER, DISEASES OF LITER, BILIOUSNESS, TYPHUS FEVER, SHIP FEVER, MALIGNANT FEVER, LOSS OF APPETITE, INDIGESTION, INFLAMMATION, PALPITATIONS, SCARLET FEVER, BILIOUS FEVER, JAUNDICE, CONGESTIVE FEVER, SLEEPLESSNESS, GENERAL DEBILITY, DIMNESS OF SIGHT, FITS, LOWNESS OF SPIRITS, QCJNSEY, MEASLES.MELANCHOLY.HYSTERICS, AMENOBRCOBA, FAINTING, DIZZINESS, RUSH OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD, OBSTRUCTIONS, RETENTION OF URINE DROPSY.ACUTE ERYSIPELAS.HEADACHE, BAD BREaTH, INFLAMMATION OF THE INTESTINES, APOPLEXr, ENLARGE KENT OF THE 81\u2019EEN, SCURVY, WHOOPING COUGH, WORMS.BAD DREAMS, PLEURISY, .A* akn all Complaints of Women, mefc ¦ Hysteria, Leocorrbeea or While», Wen ken-lug Discharge*, Chlorods, 1 rn galarltlea, Suppression of the Menses.Inflammation of the Womb or Bladder, Dl Rirait Menstruation, and ail other Dtoeaee* or Oxnihuou prud