Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 9 août 1864, mardi 9 août 1864

[" 1869.C9NDITA \u2022JESCcr*** DCVHI «VITATI» «(«IJtl Achata a.H.WCCCCIXïlli^ ^ * «b.XVIII.] $0l4ni filters TUES DiV V.QUEBEC, AUGUST k ftJPKUO* TOXIC, Aa4 TTaaquM R«aia Affections of «he Liver, Fevei and Ague, Bilious Fevers Chills sad Fever, Dumb Ague and Jaundice.It is guaranteed to be the Purest and Most Powerful Preparation GENUINE HONDURAS SARSAPARILLA, And is the only TRUK 4 RELIABLE CURE FOR SYPHILIS, Even in Its worst forma.It is the very best medicine for tbe cure of all diseaaee arising from a vitiated or impure state of the blood.The afflicted may rest assured that there is ¦OTTHB hast pabticu or MINERAL MERCURIAL, or any otber poisonous substance in this medicine.It is perfectly harmless and may be administered to persons in the very weakest sUges of sickness, oi to the moat helpless infants without aoing the least injury.Fall directions how to take this most vain-able medicre will be tonna aroacd each not tie ; and to guard against connterfeits, and that the written signature of Lasmaa 4 Ksarr Is upon the clue label.The GENUINE to be had at tbe fallowing Agents for Quebec:\u2014J.Mussou 4 Oo., J 8.Bowen, J.8.Burke, Bowles 4 McLeod, 8.Siroux, J.H.Marsh, J.W.McLeod, W.8.Brunet, O.Giroux.R Dugal and J.B Martel 4 Co.For Sale by all respectable Druggists.March 21, 1864.\t12m Capital, TWO MILLIONS Sterling, AND LASGE RESERVE FUNDS.¦ ¦\tO - - I .Fire Department.Triite Com*>auy continues to INSURE Buildings and all other descriptions of Property ag&icyi LOSS or DAMAGE by FIRE, on tbe most favourable terms, and at the lowest rates charged by any good.English Company.Alljnst Fosses promptly settled, wuhoat deduction or discount, and without reference tc Rngland.The large Capital and judicious management of this Company ininree tbe most perfect safety to the.assured.Ko charge for Policies or Transfers» Life Department.The following advantages, amongst numerous others, are offered by this Company to partiel: intending to insure their Hvej Perfect socurity for the fulfilment of its n*gagea>onti to Policy holders.* Favorable Rates of Premium.A high reputation for Prudence and Judgment and the most liberal consideration of all questions concocted with the interests of the ascurod; Thtbtt oats\u2019 sbaox ablowsd fob Patscxnt of RiifiWAt, PBimuas, and no forfeiture of policy trom unintentional mistake.Policies lapsed by ijon-paymeut of premiums may be renewed within three montas, by paying mo premium, with a fine of ten shillings per cent, on the rrodactioa of satisfactory evidence of the good state of health ef the life aseu^d.Participation of profita by the asored, amounting to two-third?of its net amount Largo Benue declared 2865, amoanting to £2 per cent, per annum on tho eum assured, being ^on ages from twenty to forty, 80 per cent, on the premium.Next division cf profits in 1865.Stamps and Policies not charged for.All Medical Fees paid by tho Oomnany Msoioal Rivian DR.ROWAND.Quebec, April 28, 1883 FGR&^Tî-l, BELL & CO., AGENTS.The Leading Perfume of the Age.FROM FRRSH-OÜLLRD FLOWERS.»4 JT' r* (Vegetable) stra as-co a ted FlIsXsS, THE GREAT CURE For all the Diseases of ths LlltB, SÏ0IMCH & SMILES Put cp In Glass Phials, and warranted to fttiEP IN INI CUMm.MURRAY & LANMANS\u2019 CELEBRATED Florida Water.This exquisite Perfume is prepared direct from Bloom 59 Tb;pioal Fi.owsbs, of surpassing fragrance.Its aroma is almost inexhaustible; while its influence on the SKIN iv moat refreshing, imparting a Dbl\u2019.ohtful BubTASOi to tbe over-taxed Body and Mind, particularly when mixed with the water of the Bath.For Fainting Turns, Nervousness, Headache, Debility, ABU Hysteria, It is a sure and speedy relief- With tbe very elite of fashion it bas for 25 years maintained its ascendancy over all other perfumes, throughout the West Indies, Cuba.Mexico, and Central and South America, and we confidently recommend it as au article which, for «oft delicacy ot Flavor, richness of bonqnet, and permanency, baa no equal.It will also remove from the skin Those P!Ua are prepared expressly to operate in harmony with that greatest of blood purifiers, BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA, in all cases arising from depraved humors or impure blood.The most hopele-s suffeiera need not despair.Under ifae influence of these two GREAT RBMEDISS, maladies, that have heretofore be*-r.considered utterly incurable, disappear quickly and permanently.In the following diseases these Pills are the safest the quickest and the best remedy ever pre pared, and should be at once resorted to.DyspepsiaS Indigestion, Liver Complaints, Constipation, Headache.I )ropsy, Piles.For ma\u2019-., years these PILLS have been \u2022ed in daily practice, always with the best «suits, and it is with the greatest confidence Jtey are recommended to tbe afflicted.They tre composed of the most costly, purest and best vegetable Extracts and Balsams, such u \u2022re but seldom nsed in ordinary medicines, on recount of their great cost, and the combina-Eos of rare medicinal properties ia such that in loeg standios and difflealt diseases, wfcere Vher medicines have completely faied, these iXtraordinary Pills have effected speedy and tfccroagh cures.Only 25 Cts.per Filial.The GENUINE to ha had at the following Agents for Quebec:-\u2014!.Masson 4 Oo., J.B.Boweu, J.8.Burke, Bowles 4 McLeod, E.Giroux, O.Giroux, W.E Brunet, R.Dugal, J.H.Marsh, J W.McLeod J.B.Martel 4 Co., and for rate, .28 | 66s 2l Again, oa Ju:'e 27th, when Ball dropped, Chronometer shewed 6h.60m.64s June 20th, Chronometer shewed 5h.60m.42s FROM 1 ' *\tTo Tadonsac and ba^k.\tTo R.da Loup and back.\tTo Portland and back.Montreal.Qnebec.\t$8.50 6.50\t$6.00 3.00\t$10.60 12.00 N-* of days, Ht?bonr rats ?| Om.12s Om.¦ 1-7 OBBsavAtoav By paying attention to the Sea and Harbour Rates, unde, different temperatures, the intelligent master of ship will be able to arrive a better rate for his Chronometer than oonld be obtained Id any other way.It is stroi yly recommended not to send Chronometer on shore» when they can be so easily rated in board, and no one who has ths interest of br- ship and the welfare of bis owners at heart, will ever give but Chronometer to th) charge otlnnother, if it is possible to avoid it.Shcnld the - hip bo loading timber, tbe Chronometer can .bo slang to tbe loom of an oar (one end boirg made fast, the other affords a spring,) tfcai./.'ill save the Chronometer from say jar or ln5nry.< Latitude.46 ® 48, 22\u201d N.( Longitude,.4h.44m 49s.E.D.ASHE, Lient.Royal Navy, F.R.A.S., .umatic Gout, and Rheumatism.iVY R K.r.DAVENPORT, after mxoh in , v 4 veatigution and extensive practice, bai discovered a certain, cure fer GOUT and RHEUM ATIlM,either separately or combined This\thas invariably effected a com clete and speedy enre.It is altogether free from anylhteg.that has a narcotic tendency, especially O/ \u2019chicum (that most injurious bat hitherto only received and acknowledged re-medy) ; it not only improves the general health, bet Tavigorates the constitution rv.1 '\t.\t-r-vrw-v-» \u2014 ALSO,\u2014 Da vtîij lort\u2019s\tSpeci fie \u2022\tFOB Tic Daloreuf (or Fitce-ach*'), Sciatica, Brow Ague, Tooth-ache, Disease (Nsuralgic) of the H'frt, Nervous Head-ache $c., AND EVEi\u2019.Y PHASE OF NEURALGIA.This velnsvle Medicine has now been tested by a great many cases, and in no one imtanoe has it faiied.J rarely requiring more than a single dose to give immediate relief.It may be taken at any timo with perfect safety, and with equal effect by tbe young and aged.Wholesnle bnd Retail Agents in Canada, JNO.MUH80N 4 00.eke?, 8*p.4, 1863.\t12m 70, Qfren Street, ctinburgh.[ THK BRITISH PRIVATE HOTEL.McAllan\u2019f, lato Barry\u2019s.THIS HoVI having been remodelled on the most approved modern system, decorated and furnished with every regard to comfort, ia cOW conducted as a PRIVATE HOTEL, where SuiU*}f Apartments and Board may be bad at moderate fixed rates.Mb and JfaA McAllab will do all la their power to promote tho comfort of those who may honor £iera wiih th>ir patronage.May 30,1864.\t\u2019 6m s HONEY ! HONEY ! UPERIO^t HONE?ia Kegs.1 For Sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, Jsly 18, 1844.COAL OIL.COAL OI'l in tins ot 5 gallons each.Pvr Sale by '.\tM.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, July 18, 1864.______________________.In the Press, and will be Issued next Week : THE RELATIONS OF THB kdiKtry o! Canada WITH THB Mother Country and the United States BBJ ifl A 9PBXCH BY ISAA?BDJHANaN, Esq., M.P., As delivered at the late demonstration to the ParliemenUry Opposition at Toronto,\u2014together with a series of articles ia defence of the NATIONAL SENTIMENTS 00NTA1N8D THEREIN, which originally appeared in the columns o.* be u Hamilton Spectator,\u201d from the pen of .fr.Buchanan, to which is added a speech dekvered by him at the Dinner given to the PIONEERS OF UPPER CANADA, st London, C.aadu West, 10th Deeember, 1863.Now firs.-\u2019 published in a complete and collected form with copious notes and annotations,\u2014bes\u2019des au extended introductory explanation, t>cd au appendix containing varions valuable d-c .moats.Bound ir doth, $1.00.Edited by HENRY J.MORGAN.Publish», : Jobb LorsiL, Montreal.Quebec.March 21.1864.RIDLEY\u2019S 1HPB0VRD AHTI-C0EB0SIQ5 PAINT.FOB Painting and Preserving all kiruia of Ester mil ti oud, Iron, Plaster, Stu.-co and Brick-work, Ridleys improved anti-corros- BIANfPAINT is the btst and cheapest Paint for every resetiptlon of outdoor work, for Frame mees.Ships, Steamboats, Fences, Sashes, Ac., as it effectually résista the action of both best and moi»tore.It can be confidently recommended as the best possible covering for i\u201cuccc, Piaster and Brick-work, Gates, Iron Palisadteg, 4c , 4c.It 13 considerably cheaper than common Paint, and will last four timta as lomr.Two coats of \u201c Anti-Oorroseian* will reader Wood trlron work, however crooced, impervious to tbe weather.It has Blood the test of Twenty years, and took the first pr.xo at the London Exhibition, 1662.\u2022\tper cwt.Price of all colore except Green, 29».6d.38a.to 49s.9d.\u2022 For Hale oy >\t/ MUbSoNACO., Quebec.Q««*Uc, hj!.! 29, 1864, -o*e- TINTED cards ,i ,7 tinted cards I .7 V/ 'OZZH.t J _____TINTED CARDS f\t- \u2014» - -s\t- \"-\u2014r'\u2014T -v-\tr.-mw ^\tTINTED CARDS Anew aad beautiful \u2018Card, for Basiaei» Advw tlstn* very attraetive.**\t»» ¦ afi BILL HEADINGS i , BILL HEADINGS 11 , .\u2014 ¦ w\u2014\u2014r\t.\u2014-\t- - _i«u '¦BILL Ht A DlNOit f a \u2022*i\t4»: \u2022\t.\t:\t-\t.\t.1 '\u2022 MJLL a KADI a os ! ! fini» and TïaLd, of «very hoe aad oelor, R«u aad Cat U say rii* or pattern I IR0ULAR81\t\u201d\t\u2019\t\u2019\t\u2022 v CIRCULARS ! t OIROÜLARS ,\t.r.\tCIRCULARS/ Ike Selection of MODERN TYPE for Cireolar Printing esnet be rorpsmd.; r.,\t.u,U ».\u2022 iM N .,u,\u201ev i u .\t¦ &r looo cntcuLARs Oa Cream Laid Note Paper, neatly printed, end i .folded, i For $4.00 f ! 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LAW FORMS A BLANKS, It sports of Evtdenee and JadgBtent, and every d eription of Legal Doeomente, foralshed .teordes.MAMMOTH POSTERS I MAMMOTH POSTERS 11 A Vt MAMMOTH POSTERS ¦a MAMMOTH POSTERS UM, 9* Shop Bills, Auctioa Bills,4'; Programmes, &c.For executing this Style ef Work, the Seleetion ef TYPES in the M»mim§ Chromait Office, it net surpassed in Canada, and for Style ^\u2022COMPETITION IS D E FIB Mr Boods, drecerles, Apffitkfficarftffiffi, Ac., B VWB BBAVnav STYLB OF VBB ABF.Bronze, Oolored, &all other Kinds of Printing, \" - '\t*.\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2019 .\t.S Exeevsed to mh the tests of the most Fartidloaa OATALOQUEtI INVOICES I BiUa of Shipping / -nee- Pleeee eaU and eanmia* for yonrselvee Basinets men should beer In mind, that th* m.succeeefiil are theta wha, by a Proper Application of Printer's Ink, ann vnoneBroiY ASvertlsiMf their IfUKlitc**, «4TB «sen rtnin Thousands of Dollars! AHEU A LL r.AW* Orders from he Cowtffip wOt meet wf fe eareead dieyetsA.\u2022 14*4 « » THE MORNING CH R O N I CL E, T U E SD A Y, AUGUST 9, 1864.AOVER-mEMSrtTS.Ko Old AdvortdsomenM Inserted in this List i-^ï.\u2019Tazdl S'.earner Montreal for Montreal.FrencR Coapanj\u2014Malic Hall, t^aeens Arms Hotel, Barrie, for Sale.A PromUeTry Note Lost.< lames in Season\u2014H Smeatton&'Co.A Protestant Tonn(( Lady Wtated' t'Udacona Rifle»\u2014A H Jackson.A Cheque Lott\u2014Flanagan à Roci».Salmon for Sale\u2014A Watters.\u2022 iTams for Sale\u2014 do.Srfttol\u2019s-Sngait-Cfoated Pills\u2014J F Henry à Co.tine of Hunnewell\u2019s Great Remedies\u2014J Mns.sola à Co.Wîstai 4 Balsam of Wild Cherry.Kolloir&y'i Pills and Ointment.QUEBEC POST OFFICE, Isr or AtrausT, 1S64.I TAILS fer Rie United Kingdom per Canadian ,>1 Liae durimt the month of An^u*t will be dosed nt this Office every SATURDAY, at.7.^0 s.ni A Suppl»OBontary Begat.-.8.30 am And par Canard Line, via New York, on MONDAYS, the Sth and 22nd of August, at.\u2014.8-00 p.m \\nu via Boston, with Malls for Newfound* lead, Bermuda and Halifax, on MON.DAYS, the 1st, 15th and 29(h of Au-gvut, at.\u2014 8.00 P.m.J.SKWKLU Postmaster Quebea.Auf.I U»oy distance to enjoy a good day\u2019s sport.has not yet been arrested.A complaint for wages, brought up by the tirai m tt-j of the ship Sovereign, was dismiss ed.Two seamen of tho Leila, on conviction for deserion, were sentenfjed to tight days imprisonment, Tllti NEW TEUPZUANCE LAW.The first complaint uudur the new law, restricting the salo of intoxicating drinks, was heard yesterday hr fore this Court.The charge was preferred against a hotel-keeper liviug in tlie parish uf Si.Roch of Quebec north, tor selling Lquor between the hours of nine o\u2019clock on Saturday night end six o'clock \u2018'U Monday morning.The presiding .Magistrate, after hear ing the arguaient of counsel on both sides, im|»i>:d the minim oil Une, $10 and sopts.Mr.DitnOar, who appeared for the détendant, inti-oiated his intention to appexl to a Court of superior jurisdiction by writ of certiorari.Mr.Andrews, juui , aj pcared for the prosecution.tub da.noki: or pawsbuokuno An old lady residing in St.Roch\u2019s missed from the Rjll of her house, on .Saturday last, an over-coat valued at $10.She immediately gave information to the police authorities, one oi whom advised her to pay a visit to the i-awubroking establishment ia the locality.Th^ information proved useful, for the missing garment was soon found iu one of the above named shops, and a search-warrant obtained for its recovery.The representative of the \u201c thrte balh\u201d gave up the over-coat, declaring that it was lift in pledge br a man who stated he was about starting for Upper Canada.He also sail that he has known in Ids experience a man to pawn an article to obtain \u201ca raise,\u201d and his wife the following day claim the same article, nçier search-warrant, as having been stolen.This made qun fautiocs ia receiving goods In pawn.The defendant has not yet been arrested.of the SS.nian.\u201d Father Point, Aug.8.The s.8.Hibernian left Liverpool at three o\u2019clock on the afternoon of the 28th, and Londonderry on the 29th.She passed Father Point at 6.30 a.m.The Cily of Baltiinore reached Liverpool at six o\u2019clock on the morning of the 28th.The Nova Scotia., w is off Londonderry on the afternoon of the 27th.The war steamer Sacramento put|into Queenstown on the 28th, short of coal.Parliament unimportant.It is definitely settled the prorogation lakes place on the 30th of July.The Lord Mayor of London gave a grand banquet to Ministers on the 27th.The speeches were generally of ordinary routine character.Earl Russell, however, made some defence of his foreign policy, and asserted that England never stood in a prouder position, and its influence was never greater with all foreign countries than at present.The remarks of Earl Russell were received with perfect coldness.The London fines says a vessel has jnst arrived at Liverpool with about 1,500 bales of cotton, the proceeds of which, it is rumoured, go towards a sinking fund for redeeming bonds and paying dividends of April next, provision already having been made for September.In the House of Lords, on the 28tb, in the famous Yelverton marriage case, the Lord Chancellor pronounced in favor of the validity of marriage.Other four Lords not yet given decision.It Is stated that the Danish plenipotentiary to the Vienna conference declared, at a preliminary meeting of the conference, that he was fully empowered to conduct negotiations, reserving only to his Government the right of ulterior ratification.A Copenhagen journal of the 2£th gives a report that nine months\u2019 armistice has been concluded, during which period the occupation of the Duchies by Austria and Prussia will be continued.If true, this arrangement must have been made by foreign mediation, before Danish plenipotentiaries reached Vienna The official Vienna Journal dentes the rumour that Count Rechberg had caused the Austrian ambassadors at London and Paris to declare that complete separation of the Duchies from Denmark would be maximum of the German demands, and that the Apenrade and Toudern lino of demarcation was still possible.The Vienna correspondent of the London Timex gives an alleged programme of the proposed terms of peace, which embraces a complete separation of Schleswig-Holstein and Lamenberg from Denmark, and their nltimate union under the sceptre of a prince whose claims may be recognized by the Germans.FRANCE.Politics important.The romor that Napoleon was preparing an important pamphlet at Vichy is denied.Bourse dull and drooping at 66f.5c.INDIA.Bombay, July 8.\u2014Cotton dull and lower.Imports dull but firm.Freight to Liverpool 30s.Bxchange, Quebec andLiverpool, 15-16.Calcutta, July 8.\u2014Yarn lower.Cloth dull.London Money Market.\u2014The demand for money at the Bank of England continaed active at an advanced rate of 7 per cent, but the anticipated further advance to 8 had not taken place.In open market nothing done below 7) percent.The Stock Exchange is languid, but wilhout material variation.Sditertbwaile\u2019s mid-week circular says : An extraordinary rapid rise in exchange.New York has so curtailed business for American securities that transactions now are almost matter of nogotiatiou,excepting 5-20 bonds and Illinois shares.The former show decline of 2 per cent., but are still relatively much above New York quotations.For the latter there is some enquiry, but holders are unwilling to make sacrifices, which the present price would entail.Quotations for railroad mortgages little more than nominal.An unknown iron-plated ram, bearing the United States flag, parsed the Isle or Wight to the westward on the 26th.It is explained that the reported sea fight off Bantry Bay, July 11th, was merely artillery practice by coast guardsmen, on board an English war vessel.Captain Semmes is still in Liverpool.Parliamentary proceedings unimportant.In the House of Lords, Lord KUenborough again attacked the foreign policy of the Government, especially on the Danish question.Earl Russell briefly spoke on the defence, reiterating his former arguments, and denying that England had in any way forfeited her honor.Orders had been given in France to despatch all necessary ships to Mexico, to take home the troops that are to return to France.The ships were to sail early iu August.Bourse quiet and steady at 66f.The first meeting of the Conference was held at Vienna on the 26th ult., and attended by the first and second Plenipotentiaries of each of the belligerent Governments.Nothing has transpired ns to proceedings.The Cbamh r of Deputies at Stuttgardt adopted a strong protest against the forcible occupation of Reudzburg by Prussia, and called on other Stales to resist such violence.The Prussian garrison at Kiel has be»n A despatch was received at the Navy Department to-day from Admiral Farragut, dated July 26th, in which he says be was all ready for an attack on Mobile, and only waiUd for land forces to gn into position.Refugees from Falderiksby report that the town is not permanently held by either side, but both the Union and the Confederate scouts made their appearance occasionally.Tbs attack on the defences of Mobile is daily expected, and probably has already commenced.There are no movements in this department in a state sufficiently advanced to bear mention.Baltimore, 7th, 9 p.m.\u2014It is reported here that a force of Confederates wore crossing the Potomac yesterday beyond Hancock, and going in the direction of Wheeling.Same authority says Early has been or is being reinforced by Longstieet\u2019s corps, and that Wheeling U-the point to be aimed at.We have no means of ascertaining the reliability of this report, but we think it is rather unreliable.Washington, August 7th.\u2014A letter from the Army of the Potomac, dated Friday evening, says no change in position of the two armies has occurred since the late battle.There has been the usual picket firing on the centre of the line.Heavy firing was heard this morning in direction of the Khh corps, audit was circulated to the effect that the enemy had attempted to blow up a fort in the vicinity, but were unsuccessful.| A Confederate battery on the north side of James River has become very annoying for a day or two.Quite an engagement took place this morning between it and our guaboats, and it was finally forced to leave.9t.George\u2019s Court House was set fire to and destroyed this morning by some soldiers.A letter from the mroy of the Potomac, dated Saturday morning, says the Confederates blew up a mino yesterday evening before dark in front of the 6tb corps, but as they bad not dug to within Ibity yards of our works, no damage was done They also attempted to make a charge, cheering, but they must have been chagrined at finding themselvos so far from our lines.Considerable firing was kept up for an hour.The enemy\u2019s loss is heavy.Ours very little.All quiet this morning.St.Louis, 7th.\u2014A Fort Leavenworth despatch to the Democrat says that an express from Fort Riley brings advices of tho late Indian raid.General Blunt had arrived at Fort Riley and assumed command of the places embracing the troubled region.The movements of the Indians seem to have been preconcerted, and it is believed that the Confederates incited them to action.At all events white men have been among them.The indiscreminate issuing of rations by the commanders of Fort Lamed made the ludians very insolent.The Government ordnance train was carried at Corra Creek, and saved four Companies of the 1st Colorado cavalry in Fort Lamed, on the 27th.Col.Price and two Cols, of the 14th and 15th Arkansas militia, at the request of Gen.Curtis, mustered 500 men of their regiments, at Smoky Hill, and saves the frontier settlements from attack.The Indians are now scattered\u2014part of them going South, the remainder towards Platte River.Geu.Curtis has about 800 cavalry and militia in pursuit, and making every effort to meet them.The /fenrid\u2019s special says of ths miue sprung by the Confederates, that our forces were aware of this intention.It occurred on the p.m.of the 4th, and was immediately succeeded by rapid volleys of musketry.The smoke of the explosion had hardly cleared away whan our men answered the Confederates\u2019 fire, and drowned the Confederate yells with their wild cheer of derision at the failure of their mining operations.The enemy, in all probability, intended to have blown up a sap we bad run out towards their line, and charge through the opeuiog.They had, however, sadly miscalculated their distance, and the explosion took place live yards in advance of the head of the sap.Not a particle of debrlt was thrown into any portion of our lines, and the sharpshooters did not even think it necessary toahaudon the sap.The explosion could bear no comparison hi magnitude with that of Burnside's mine.A mass of dirt 30 feet in diameter was thrown into the air to the height of 100 feet, the centre portion being elevated considerably above the sides.It was immediately perceived that there was a failure, and they were satisfied with rising behind their works and pouring iu a musketry fire.The main part of the firing was on Ames' front, but it afterwards extended slightly to the front of Burnside's right The artillery fire was almost as high as on the ever-memorable morning ; the Confederates developed a number of new batteries and fired with fat more accuracy than they have hitherto been accustomed to do.Oue peculiar feature of this fire was its extraordinary rapidity.The losses are but trifling, hardly more than would have been sustained through su ordi-oary day's picket firing.That of the enemy must have been more severe, as they exposed themselves in firing their first volley, and were in full range of our batteries, greatly superior in number to theirs.Col.Griffin A.Steadman, of the 11th command, who has been in command of a brigade, was severely if not fatally wouaded by a mus iket shot through the stomach.The Tribune's Washington special says Gen Ames was dangerously wounded in the side, in the charge made by the Confederates after the explosion of their mine The N.Y.HerahCt City Point correspondent, Aug.4, says Gen.Grant and a portion of his staff Ibft for Washington the day previous.Ttje Herald's correspondent, Department of Suscptehanna, says : High authorities ac^uaint- tbe already strong claim which binds the first federal republic of America and the oldest and foremost federal republic of Europe.The people of Switzerland may rest assured, whoever else may fail, that it will not be the people of the United States who will betray the republican system to foreign enemies, or surrender it to domestic faction.With ardent prayers for the preservation of the constitution, freedom and prosperity of Switzerland, I have the honor to be, citizens, your most obedient servant and sincere friend, W.H.Sewaro, Secretary of State.VARIETIES.been held fur the doubled.\t-\ti Notwithstanding the advance in the Bank off\t1\u201c England of discount to 7 per cent., demand for money c .ntinues very brisk.A further advance to 8 is not unlikely.Liverpool, July 28tb.\u2014Weather fine and warm.Breadstuff;\u2014Flour, there was more enquiry at steady prices.Western Canal, per 196 lbs., 20s 6d a 21s 6d.Philadelphia and Baltimore, 21s » 23s.Wheat iu large demand.White and Mixed, per 100 lbs, 8s 10 a 9s tid.Red, 8s 7d a 8s 10d.Corn experienced a comparatively limited request.White, per 480 lbs, 33s Cd a 35s.Mixed, 30s.Yellow, 30s.Provisions\u2014Ashes quiet, sales reported.Sugar dull, good demand.Coffee, no 9a|e8.' Molasses, no sales.Consols 90} a 901.Gheencastlb, July 29.\u2014Liverpool cotton rnarke' quiet.Sales, probably 6,000 bales.London Pboducb Market.\u2014Sugar business small.Coffee fair.Rice at former rates.Saltpetre, ditto.Tallow firm.Barley, oats, beans and peas unchanged.Liverpool Corn Market thinly aifinded.Wheat quiet at 8s 2d to 8s 3d for amber.Flour steady at late rates.Indian corn 6d lower.Beans unaltered.Oats and oatmeal Unchanged.London Stock Exchange, closing jpices.Consols, money, 90 to 90)}.do.account, 90) to 90) ; new threes, 89) to 89) MADAME ANNA BISHOP.This favorite cantatrice is now trt^ellirfg eastward.She was recently at Detroit^ and intended giving a concert at London, C.W^ about the 8th instant.We may therefore expect a professional visit from this lady in eight or ten days.MASONIC.The seventh annual convention of the Supreme Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Canada, will meet in the Maeonie Hall today at noon.This is the first time that the Grand Chapter has met in Quebec, and we perceive, by an advertisement in another column, that the members of the fraternity here intend to give an entertainment in houor of the event.A number of the craft from ail parts of Canada have already arrived, we urn* derstand, to attend the convention.American i Jfüqiatches.Latest War News ! 7 BETHEL SERVICES.There will be a sailors\u2019 Bible class and prayer meeting in connection with our city mission (D.V.) this evening, on board the Bat it i ship Spartan, at Burns\u2019 booms, at seven o clock, time, that and on board the Queen, at Dobell\u2019s Wharf, thëre is nothing now to bribe them witn.They ; Hall\u2019s booms, on Wednesday evening at the would necessarily require large sums in pro- Sams hour.Christian shipmasters and sailors portion to their station in lift, and a Minister has now no fund from which such expenditure .oahi come.Bat*in other respects hi» position, tStSS!l great division, D exactly tike that |\tTHE MILITARY SCHOOL, of the candidate at an election.rri,~ are requested to use their best influence to in-dace a good aitondsnce.The candidate buys bis way in two or three different modes.He directs hinmelf towards the various weak points at which a voter\u2019s conscience may he carried by assault.There ate bribes lor the pocket, treating at the public-house for the palate, and there are noft attention-J for j the voter's heart.If baby-ki»«iog In seldom actually carried out ou so magnificent a scale as in Mr.Dickens\u2019 gr.phre description, the kind »»i courtesy which has to be shown to wives and children sometimes does not fall very far short of it.The Minister\u2019s duty in scarcely less laborion*.and has this additional disadvantage\u2014ri»at it has to be carried on every vear instead of once in seven years.Th«-game he has in view Is that pecnlïer variety of Parliamentary species known as \u2022\u2022anoutsider,' or \u201ca loose fish,\u2019 bat described by itself under the more flattering title of \u201c an independent member.* Th* Independent member is one ot a small but a very remarkable das?, having very will marked cbaractonsucs.Hi* great peculiarity »» bi3 conscience\u2014* vivacious and HU Excellency the Governor-General, accompanied by the Gouimandpr-iu-Chief, Sir F.Williams, visited the Military School on Saturday last.They both expressed great salisfac-bribes lor ' tion at the rapid progress made by the pupils, six of whom were passed after undergoing z creditable examination.THE COMING RIFLE MATCH.Col.Bell, of the Volunteer Cavalry, and Col.Fane, ol II.M.25th Regiment, waited upon His Excellency the Governor-General yesterday, who, wo uadenitand, bas giron his consent to fitc the first shot at the approaching rifle match.SALE OF FURNITURE AND OIL PAINTINGS.Messrs.Casey A Co., will sell by auctfon this day (Tuesday), at the residence of Col.Nash, Richmond Place, St.Lewis road, all his household furniture and effects, including some very line oil paintings.Sale at one o\u2019clock.RECORDER\u2019S COURT.Monday^ August 8tb, 1864.Twenty delinquents, of all the unde sigcel, are happy to tea-Tf tify to Mr.Candide Dufresne the perfect satikfoetion which we have bad of his system of teaching, and of the skilfnl and juit manner with which be conducted our children in forming them to edneatioo, and rendering them capable in the commercial and industrial course which he teaohes with distinction : P.Forgoes, Esq., Regiet., St.Michel ; Frs.Vésina, Esq., 0.B.N., Quebec ; F.Z Toussaint, Esq , P.E.N.L., Quebec ; Duacan Patton, kaq.Qnebec ; Rob.Oliver, Esq., Qnebec ; N.Rcche, Beq , Quebec; VÜ4.Larne, Esq., N.P., St.Pierre ; W.B.Cary, Esq , Honiton, Maiae ; B.Pouliot, Ksi., N.P., G.C.0 , Si.Michel ; Id.S Bellean, Esq , M.D , St.Michel ; Jos.East.Hudon, Esq, M.D., Riviere da Leap ; Leg.Lsuniere, Esq , Lt.-Ool , St.Michel ; Nas.Tetu, Esq , Trois Pistoles ; Frs.Talbot, Esq., N.P., St.Michel; J.0.Carbonceau, Esq.Bertbier ; Felix Lavoiv, Esq , Quebec ; Will.Vsnner, Etq , Quebec ; L.F.Chaperoa, Esq., M.D., Quebec; Prud Tetu, Cult, St.Thomas ; Th.Michaud, Esq , N.P., Regist, St.Jean P.Joli ; Charles Robertson, Esq , Point Levi ; Damas Guimont, Merch , Cap 8t.Ignace ; P.X Lespérance, Esq , St.Pierre ; Narcisse Clavet, Pilot, St.Michel ; Ab.Oonillard Despres, Pilot, St.Michel ; George Morisset, Cult, St.Michel ; Victor Pelletier, Esq , Cap M , Beaumont; Frs.Pronlx, Gh , Quebec ; Jos.A Ab Talbot, Cults., St.Thomas ; Abrab.Esnouf, Cap, Beaumont; Octave Fortier, Esq., M.D., St.Gervais.?ug.1, 18)4.\t2m-3aw Masonic Festival.A MASONIC FESTIVAL, under the auspices of the Stadaooca Royal Arch Chapter No.13, R.C., will be given at the MUSIC HaLL, St.Louis Street, on TUESDAY.S vening, the 9th inst, at NINE o\u2019clock, P.M., in honor cf tbs Annual Convocation of the Supreme Grand Chapter of Canada, which will me: t in Quebec -on teat day.Companions of other Chapters are respectfully invited to attend.Tickets, $1\u2014ran be obtained from any of the Stewards, and at the Stotwe o« Messrs.J.S.Bowen, Druggist, Buade Strvst, and A.McOallam, Jeweler, 8t.Peter Street.L.T.Que bee, Ang.8, 1864.___£ m.VV auted to Charier, TO LOAD TIMBER and DEALS for the following Porte : One Vessel of 730 ta 1GC0 ton! fut Liverpool, De La Mar Bros.& Co.(LATS 0.H.DE LA MIR A 00.,) Trade Auctioneers, \u20144*0\u2014 Mènerai CoimbIssIoq Merchants, 202 ST.PAUL STREET, MONTREAL.MESSRS.D.BROS A CO.have established a first-class TRADE AUCTION HOUSE, on the stylo of the Now York Trade Sales Auction House?, for ibe sale of DESIRABLE and MARKETABLE MERCHANDISE and PRODUCE of every desorption.We shall constantly be in receipt of DRY GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES, GROCERIES, WINES and LIQUORS, TOBACCO, COUNTRY PRODUCE, MANUFACTURES, Ac , Ac ,fiom the United States and from M?rchants in the Canadas, which we will sell to the Trade at onr Regular Auction Trade Sales, and also at Private Sale.Oily and Country Merchants will find it to their advantage to attend these sales, das notice of which will be given.Cf* No odds and ends or rabbish told, but the entire busiuesa conduct'd on an honorable and extensive scale, and different from any establishment of the kind in the Canadas.CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.We offer particular advantages to Mei«bants and others throughout the CANADAS and PROVINCES to CONSIGN MEBOHANDISR.MANUFACTURES, and PRODUCE of every description for our AUCTION or PRIVATE SALIS, ai our thorough and energetic mode of baiiness, and extemlvs connections enables us always to oommand ready sales and good prices.Out-door and Country Pale* ATTBIOKO TO.ADVANCES MADE to any amount on Consignments, when desired.Messrs.D.Bros A Co.bars an extensive business cannectioa with SPAIN, the MEDITERRANEAN, CUBA, WEST INDIES, and SOUTH AMERICA, and partiss wishing 10 cons'ga Goods to those markets can gain all information on application to ns.Respectfully, DE LA MAR BROS.A CO., Commission Merchants, Montreal.July 22, 1864\tlm-3aw-ttbAs ly-2ttw-dàw jnH UNIVERSITY OF Bishop\u2019s College MIOHA1LMAS TERM of this Institution commences on SATURDAY, the 3rd of September, tor tbs Senior Department, and on TUESDAY, the 6th of September, for the JuLisr DeparufieU^ For partioala's apply to the Rev.J.H.Nioonts, D.Û., Pktucdpol Of the Coilega; and u> the Rît.G.0.laiiso^M.A.Rector of the Janior Depsrtmant, respectively K &*tofs CKlege, Aug.8, 1864.3awGl Attention ! 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