Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 2 avril 1866, lundi 2 avril 1866

[" frORRÀJUSorTOUnf fo Liet, U OfWQM u>«ly occ*t»4 by é o** \u2022* aaiMoU\u2019t ww.uœo« * oo Hall*»\tMair\tRenewer.Ujtll'h\tHaïr\tKenewer.Miimm.Il sot Mly mi mt \\k* Lir «kM tkte H y>H%rty umvs m \u2022 wkMSt y ««latbf (Mf «r «tM% brftMB» «MMA by 4Umm, grimf «r bill «\u2022\u2022\u2022 It «tu M>flb1y te vtet y >Ur whom it may be intended\u2014 also a trade mark and numbers, and tte price of the article enclosed\u2014inside, there mast be no enclosure bat the samples or patterns themselves\u2014the particulars however of tbe trade marks, numbers and price may be marked oo the articles themselves, instead of on tbe outside of tte Packet, at the option of the render.3.Any Sample or Pattern Packet containing a letter, or otherwise violating tbe conditions of tbe preceding rules, is to be rated and treated as a letter.4 Tte rate of 1 cent per ounce is to be prepaid by Poptage Stamp\u2014and if such rate be not fully prepaid by the atampa affixed\u2014tbe packet is to be ratal with the deficient postage and a fine of 6 cents in addition, thus : Deficient pottage.\tcents.Fine .6 cents.more to pay.The amount of snob charge is to be entered in tbe unpaid column of tbe Letter dill against the Office of delivery.6.Packets of tiamples and Patterns may be registered on prepayment by Postage atatnpof a Registration fae of 6 cento la addition to the pottage rate\u2014and prov.ded Such Packets be duly tended ia to the Post Office for Registration.\t{ i A Registration receipt or oertifioate should always te given for such Packets when presented for Registration.6.No Packet of Samples or Patterns must exoecd one pound in weight^any packet exceeding that weight is to be rent to the Postmaster General.Postmasters will remember that these Regulations apply only to tte transmission of Packets of Samples and Patterns within tbe Province of Canada, and will not, In any manner, interfere with tte Regulations governing tte exchange of Samples and Patterns with the United Kingdom, or with the Foreign countries, to which the some advantage extends, namely: France, Belgium, Italy, German States (Austria, Prussia, Hanover, Saxony, Bavaria, Ac.) and Denmark.No proviiiou as yet exista for the exchange of such matter with the other British Provinces or Colonies, with the United States or with other Foreign Countries than those above named.W.P.HOWLAND, Postmaster General.Jany.31, 1866.__________________ Mont Louis SEICNORY.'pHE sndersigned, having acquired, by par» | chase from bis father, the mEIGNoRY of MONT LOUIS, situated oa the South Shore of tbe River bt Lawrence, In tbe Diitrict of Gaspft, Is now prepared to sell, and lease, fish ing and other lots.This property is in free and common soe cave, has a frontage of eleven miles, and nine miles In d?ptb, is on* of tbe best flihlng stations on the St Lawrence, and tbe land suitable for agricultural purposes, being far til* and free from rock.There is e Chapel and Grlvt Mill on the property ; and a quantity of land, on the difibrent B»ys and Rive a, has be*a surveyed.For further particularf, apply to THUS.FRASER, India Wharf, Quebee.Qaebee, Feby 82, 1866.\t6m SYRUP OF Cauada Balsam Valuable Canadian Remedy City of Quebec Agricultural Society.ÏHI Society's imported thorough-bred Stud Horse \u201c \u2022'unwell,\u201d by ** Stockwell,\u2019\u2019 out of ijtell,\u201d will stand for tbe service of Mares from the 1st March to the l*th July next, at tbe sublet of Mr.RICHARD NEYILLE, corner of Oroix end Amable Streets, 8t.Lewis Suburbs.Tbe subseription list is now opened at tbe office of the undersigned, where orders for aer-i vice can be procured, at $10 for each mare for the season and $1 to the groom.W.MOORE, Score ary-Treasuier, Quebec Chambers, Peter Street.Quebec, Feby.36, 1866.\t3m Steam Engines, &e., FOR SALE.THE undersignrd have two small Steam Bnrines of six and eight horse power, which wiil be sold cheap ; atao, twe Turbine Water Whrels, one of twenty inches, and the other of thirty-six inches diameter Always on bend and for sale : Bark Mills for tanners, Oast Iron Bailing, Racks, Ac., for stables, Ploughs and otter Agricultural Implements, Sugar Mills, Water Sinks, Stove P>p* Rings, Stoves, Fire grat-s, Pumps, and a variety of other ureal articles gtnarally need.Castings of Iron aad Brass made at tbe lowest rate.Old Iron and Brass taken in exchange.A.LEARMONTHA 00.Quebec, Feby.13,1866.Oils, Paiuts, &c.7X /^VR-OASKS Double BoUed Linseed f» IJ OH.S3 Qr.-casks Olive Oil, 26 do Pale Seal Oil, tO« Kegs No.1 Blundell s White Lead, 600 do Blundell\u2019s Zino No.1, 2tft do Black and Red Paint, 26 Casks Rosin 460 Boxes Window Glass, assorted sises.For sale by LAN», GIBB A 00.Quebec, F«by.10.1866\tlia l'üsb md Mh Inman R0ÏAL HAIL STEAHSHIPS.Appointed by the Admiralty to Bail between UVtRPSH m NEW YORK Via CORK HARBOR, and between Liverpool A Boston Via CORK HARBOR.Tbe Boston Ships only calling at HALIFAX to land and receive Passengers aad Her Majesty\u2019s Mails.Java.& R.Moodie.Ooba,.J.Stone.Sootia,.0.H.B.Judkins.Pshsia,.B.G.Lott.Obma,.B.M Hockly.Austealasiaji,.T.Oook.Asia,.R.Inglis.Araioa,.J.P.Anderson.Caxaoa,.Thos.\tSmall.Etraora.J.Lsitcb.Tbe under-noted or other vessels are appointed to sail FROM AMERICA i SOOTIA.New York.Jany.\t24 ASIA .Boston.« Jany.\t$1 JAYA .New York.Feby.7 AFRIOA.Boston.Feby.\t14 AUSTRALASIAN.New York.Feby.\tfil The Fares will be\u2014 From New York to Liverpool : Ohlef Oabin Passage.,.$183\t60 Second \u2019\u2019\t*\u2019\t.From Boston to\tLiverpool : Ohief Oabin Passage.Second \u201c\t\u201c\t.From Boston to Halllkx : Chief Oabin Passage.Second \u201c\t\u201c\t.Payable tn Gold or its equivalent in United States Currency The Ship* carry experienced Burgeons.No Berth will be secured until paid for.No freight will be received aftar \u2022 o\u2019clock, P.M., on the day before sailing.tf Parcels tor different consignees collected and made up In single packages addressed to one party for delivery, for tte purpote of evading freight, will upon the examination by the customs be charged with proper freight.Tbe owners of tb*>s* eliips will not be accountable for Gold, Silver, Bullion, Specie, Jewellery, Precious Stocoa, or Metals, unies» bille of lading are signed therefor, and the value thereof therein expressed.Novi.\u2014AU Letter* and Newtpapere must pass through the Post Office.Merchandise and Specie (except for personal expenses) shipped under the name of Lomasi, will be charged ea freight, and liable to Custom House regulations.Specie taken ae freight.For freight or passage, apply to B.0.A I.O.BATES, Agents, No.103 State street, Boston.Jany.18, 1866.\t________ 80 00 112 00 6ft 00 20 00 1ft 00 Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, sumptions, fyc.Con- | 'HIS id undoubtedly the jest Medicine ever ! yet offered to tue pul lie, and may be given to Children of a week old with the Greatest Safety, and most desired effect.Certificates c&u te shown of its efficacy in having Cured Colds of several years\u2019standing, that bad resisted all the different remedies tried.Prepared only and Sold Wholesale and Retail by JNO.MU8BON A 00., Sole Proprietors and Patentees in North America.JNO.MU8S0NA 00.Quebee.Feby.23.1866.\tnov 4-8tn Extra Fine Moyune Hyson Private Bills.PARTIES in Cicada East intending to make application to tbe Legislature for Private or Lo al Bills, either for granting exclusive privileges, or cooferring corporate powers for commercial or other purposes of profit, for regulating surveys or boundaries, or for doing anything tending to affect tbe rights or property of other parties, are hereby ootified that they are required by tbe 63rd and uses above La-rbinr, one-third of which must be from bead matter, which will stand limpid at 30° Fahrenheit, and other two thirds at 84 °, subject to inspection and tost before acceptance, and, if required, to be measured out.The whole to or furnished in Iron bound casks, containing fifty gelions each, in the best order, and to be delivered at the Ooatractor\u2019a risk, on nco wharf near tie Lacbine Canal Basin at Montreal, »nd on su^h day, on or atent the first day of Jaiy next, as may be specified in the contract.Tenders will also be received on tte mb» day for the supply oi 6,600 Gallons of tbe bM.t quality of non-explosive COAL OIL, to b* furnished in iron bound casks containing from 30 to to galloue each, and to be delivered at ftte contractor's risk at the time above stated at Montreal.The casks, in each care, to te forniibed by the contractor, and their cost included in the prise of tne oil.\u2014ALSO A \u2014 mm w WANTED.SEALED TENDERS will be received on tbe same day for a Steam Vessel for the delivery of the annnal Light House supplice, consisting of about j60 casks of oil, and 40 tons of other articles, at the reepsotiv* Light Houm stations, situate on the Hirer St.Lawrence and Inland Lakes, namely: on L%kes St Louis,St.Francis, River St.Lawrence between Brock-ville and Kingston, Lakes Ontario, Erie, St.Clair and Huron, and on tbe G-orgian Bay.Tte crew of tbe vessel must assist in the delivery of the Stores.Accommodation will also be required on board for the persons from this Department in obarge of tbe Stores, and the vessel wbl also be required to receive and transport from one station to another any such Stores as the Superintendent in charge may direct.Tte vessel will be allowed to carry other freight, provided it does not interfere with tbe proper delivery of tbe Stores.A balk sum to be named for the performance of this service.Any farther information oan be obtained on application at this office.Séparai* Tenders to be given for each service, and to be addressed to the undersigned! and endorsed respectively \u2022< Tender tor Sperm Oil,\u201d \u201c Tender for Coal Oil\u201d and ^Tender for delivery of Light House Supplies.* Parties tendering must give their nemeeattd address in full, alio the signatures of two responsible persons willing to become sureties for the due fulfilment of tbe 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Monthly Farts, 6d.; Half-yearly Yolo., 4e.6d.Vola.I.v» XLH, com piste, are now issued.Tte LONDON JOURNAL may te h* We an not of those who have believed that a Fenian invasion, la force, wae to be provided against ; but we bave that a odd oa ear frontier mightpossibly ol Roberto 4 Co- Seek a raid might have entailed ssrioes trouble bitwise the Provinces end the .United States\u2014aad it was a wise policy in the Government to call out such a foree, promptly, ss would give essorsass to all iateodfog raiders that » warm reception was before them.The call of tha Gcvunmaat was responded to k a manner that not only aaeompliahsd all that was desired from it \u2014bat that has la many ways produssd the most happy result*.Tenders of mevka from large bodies of moa ia til parts aftbe conn try poured is upon the Government-\u2014the whole people of Canada have ne Red as on* sun in favor of the movement \u2014and had that* bee* need for it, the awtira available strength #f the eoaatxy weald have bean speedily aadar eras.Bat the ovueto of the last fortnight bene not only shew* unrnkmheubly that the bus British spirit beats eniversally throughout war country\u2014that the people of Canada are ready, am oa* man, to dofoad their hemae aad fire sidm but the?hewn estahUabed the foot that the military system of Mm Proviso** works tAdrnMy, aad in the event, even of saddea danger, tan be relied on to repel attack.From every part of the country comer bot es* statement a* to the admirable appearance of the Volunteme, their good eoadnet, their sathesiaam in the service, aad the rapidity with which they become proficient in their dutke.We have observed, with the utmost satisfaction, the foeliag of satis* oonfideaoe ia thi Volunteer aad Militia forera fir tha dafonee of our country that baa been prodaoed by the events of the Inst fortnight\u2014e foaling ell the more gratifying that it la free from rant end bombast.While there has been a general avowal ofaveniea for war, and desk* that the threat of R might seen parn away\u2014 the» ha* bma but on* srpreesiou heard oa every hand of quiet, naeiute dstomlnatfon, that, shoald war unfortunately come, every available man must be brought into the field promptly and enhem-tatfagly.The Feakas have unwittingly done an wsseatial ssiviee to the Canadien people, by inspiring them with a degree ot oonfdene* ia their defensive strength which they did not before possess.They have, moreover, given our Republican neighbors aa opportunity of seeing how unanimous is the lor* of the people *f America for British alliesoe, and how utterly groundless has bee* the impression so diligently propagated, that the desire for annexation to the United Stotse was guatral ia Canada.And still farther, they basa enabled us to show to tha people of lagiaad that» while w* claim ia time of war the aid and s saisie awe of British arms, we an conscious Chat oa ourssivee mast mainly depend the defence «Tour sell from aggression, and so far as oer ability gees, oar duty to the Empire will be firmly aad Tbs £ mirr says:\u2014Orders bar* some from headquarter* to disband the whole active foree aow under arms.We eemnot sompHnseet the Govrnmeat oa the way hi which this stop has been takes.The meaner ia which the force we* aaltod oat; the order but a dey en two ago to rainas each company by fifteen mew, led the remaining Volunteers naturally to rappees that their services would be re-quoad for a maeh laager time.Acting a poo this soy of the oMeere inranud no Hole They bad the strongest prsmraptive proof that thetr servira* would be required for seme time to coma W* do not blame the Govcrnaaeut for withdrawing the fora#; they have acted wisely, we think, fo taking this step; bat having one* \u2022ailed tho VoRmtoan oat, it should have been upon aoam uadantaadiug is to tho time they would be raquised foc active servie*.They could have avoided some uaplmsaatnees if they had acted with a little «miu stability than has characterised «heir movements.It has gratified the whole country team tho alacrity with which oar noble Volue- Aeeording to an affidavit sworn to.by Nathaniel G.Squirm and members of his family, at Brachen Co., Kentucky, the demons, or sdfoe \u201c What is it,' are kicking np a rumpus in that vicinity.Squires thus describes \\h* apparition.On the night of Monday, Feb.12tb, after himself and family had retired, they wore suddenly, swaksnsd by n flood of light of a blueish east.They rushed to the window and beheld a sight that curdled their rates with hotror.This is what they saw.Standing to the right of the upper cabin, near the fence that separates the negroes' garden from the house yard, was a creature of gigantic stature, end the most horrifying appearance.It was nearly as high as the comb of the cabin, and had a mnns-troes heed not dissimilar in shape to that of an ape ; two short, very whit* horns appeared above each eye ; it* eras were long, covered with ehaggy heir of an ashy hue, end terminated with huge paws, not unlike those of a eat, and armed with long and hooked «laws.Its breast was as broad as that of a large sixed ox.Its legs resembled the front ego of a horse, only tho hoof wen cloven.It had a long tail, armed with a dark shaped horns whiefi it was continually switching about.Its eyes glowed like two living coals of fire, while Rs nostrils wore sheets of bluish colored with a hissing sound liko the hissing of a serpent, only a thousand fold loader.Its goners] color, save its arms, was a dull, dingy brown.The air was powerfully impregnated with a smell of burning sulphur.I do not know how long this monster, demon or devil was visible after w* reached the windows\u2014possibly some three seconds.When it vanished it was envsloped in a spiral solemn of flam* that reached neerly to tho top of the Incest tram adjacent and which hid his horrid form completely from view.The extinction of the flam* was instantaneous, and with its disappearance we were relieved of the pneence of this remarkable visitor.Precisely the seme apparition appeared to Mr.Squires's neighbor, Mr.Dole, but this tiara with the head of a hors* ; and on Tuesday night at Mr.Jesak Bond's there wearing the head of an elephant It Is a pity the \u201c What is it \" was not caught and made to Uk# tho test oath ; that would hare settle its hash at once.Mr.Pope, M.P.for Compton, was recently entertained at dinner by his constitnsnts at Bury.Among those present was the Hon.Mr.Sanborr, an opposition member of the Legislative Council, who in the course of a speech said, in reference to the present crisis, that he looked with wonder end amassment on the speetaolc preseated by the uprising of the people in defence ofthclr home* and institution* thnatontdhy an organisation of law less man in the neighboring country.He fully approved of tha prompt and energetic action of the government in celling out end equipping the volunteers, end putting the country in a state of and he thought the volunteers deserved the thanks of tho country for tho astonishing alacrity with which they bad responded to the aril of the authorities.In regard to these military preparations then was no difference of opinion,\u2014 the coentry, and public man of all parties were a au it.A despatch from Ottawa says :\u2014It is stated that on Thursday forenoon, s shock of an earth-quake, accompanied 'by a low rumbling noise, was distinctly felt by residents on Sandy Hill, in this city.\t, On SC Patorick's Day th* Irish societies of St.Paul, Mian., during their parade, called to pay their raspect* to Bishop Grace, »t bis residence.After referring to the day and its customs, and complimeating his hearers on their orderly conduct, the Bishop proceeded to speak of the Fenian movement\u2014\u201c Men should never, he said, rat solely from impulse.No matter how right they might be, without they apt with judgment and discretion, end use th* reasoning powers given them, they will be apt to get into trouble.Now what is there, he aaltod, in the Fenian movement ?Have those who are eagvging honestly in it, or about to do so, ever given th* matter a careful aad sober thought T Do sensible end prudent man embark in matters of importance, and llkaly to land to serions résulte, without raflsetion\u2014with no careful estimate of th* that an to be token, and the aids and causes that can be had, to carry out the end and effects proposed?Applying this principle to the Fenian movement, and via win g it in a practical light, can it claim th* support of sensible men ?Has it any probality of toocess in th* liberation of Ireland ?Th* Fenian morsment originated some eighteen mouths since.Its origin and designs were veiled with a pretended mystery and secrecy.It has been reported that the whole scheme originated in th* bnio of a lunatic.It more probably origi Bated in the selfish design of some men who have nothing nt stake themselves, and saw in the move-meet a plan to enrich themselves at ths expense of the liberality and credulity of their honest ooun\u2019rymcn, who were earnestly desiring th*liberation of Ireland.These men might urge on others, but they wen not going to expose themselves to aay danger.The plans, continued the bishop, so far as known, hara no definiteness or method.It hs* bran reported that \u201cthey hare25,000 men enrolled ready to march\"\u2014somewhere.\tNow, after all th* sums of money they her* raised, they have not 35 muskets with which to arm them- By their ridiculous proposal to accomplish an sad without means, method, or plans, tho Fonians have mad* themselves a laughing stock for tho world, and tho press of tho country is teeming with account* of the ridiculous divisions among th* \u201c leaders\u201d in this country, nous of whom*, while denouncing the other*, have themselves proposed a single sensible or practicable plan for th* liberation of Inland.It has intensified and increased her miseries and the eaalavement of her unhappy people.The ob system of six months\u2019 work and six months' inaction.We therefore sincerely trust that, whatever else may be discussed, the winter-port question will not be forgotten.to say much.Many years ago, evidence of a very satisfactory nature was obtained upon it, by a Committee of the Legislature; and, again last winter, it came to the surface as a topic of newspaper disenssion, and received a fair share of attention at the hands of the press.\t_\t.,\t, Within the lest few days, however, it has would b.itnuk\tb, .om.bod, o, .I\t^ ,tr0o^,t podoibl, uiguificuce ï*\u2018 \" from tho decluration o»do b, the looding SO days time the bubble would burst so completely\t.\t.but tho,.wh.hud b*.,\u201epp.d .Id f«.t ¦»l->»'*ots ofK,momik, ,Q tbo,r.ddr,» totbe Mb.»«d of tb.l, crudutitj.H.ol.dwl b, .d- 0«J«™°r Goneo.l, to lb.«ffoct tb.t « F.tb.r TuiDgbi.better, .t to .roll th.m.olve, under Pol\u201c> *®\u2019rds \u201c\tM»,0M \u201c\"d '» '\u2019«'X the Fenian banners.\tI weath\u2018'r a Bafe arid eM7 access for steam- On the 7th ultimo, the combined Chilian and era- Thi9 statement, be it remembered, comes Peruvian fleets engaged the Spanish squadron off froni re\u201cden|S of lhe Reality, who, above all the port of Aneud.Tho fight lasted for two\tbe supposed to be thoroughly hours.The Spanish frigate Blanca stood in to- conversant with the nature of th© particular wards th* anchorage of Anoud, and the Covadonga ' *P°t recommended.A winter port in Canadian immediately went out to offer battle, and after a 1 territory would at once place us in a position few shots war* exchanged, non* of which were independence as regards communication effective on account of great distance, the Villa d* ! with the sea-board, without the aid of the Madrid joined her consort, aad after a fight of, Intercolonial Railway.It would give a new two hours duration th* latter hauled off to Très .aud powerful impulse to our trade ; aud leave Cruces (Three Crosses).A Correspondent gives ua\u2014to some extent at least\u2014the whole year the following particulars of a subsequent fight with ^ for business, instead of oar present wretched th* shore batteries : \u201c The Villa de Madrid, with the Bisaca in company, had been cruising in the hope of falling in with the allied fleets\u2014indeed, they were at sea for the purpose of finding them if possible- Thinking they might be in some of the porta to th* southward, the senior officer deter mined to havo a look at the numerous hiding places near San Carlos, or Ancud, as it is now termed, a port near the north end of the island of Chiloe.It was not long after-th* Spanish vessels had entered the pass between the main land and th* island before th* mastheads of th* vessels they were in search of were described over a point of land behind which they were securely anchored.As the allied squadron showed no disposition to come out for a fight, th* Bianca was sent in ss a feeler to find out their position, and to try and coax them out if possible.Feeling her way in with great caution, she soon found that going closer would not cause the others to come out ; and while waiting to so# whst the result might b«, and while making a careful reconnois-anoe, she was suddenly opened upon by a shore battery that had not been noticed, th* first shot from which cut away one of her head booms.In th* position th# Bianca occupied at the time she bad a view of the hull* of th* vessels inside and they were within range of her broadsides ; as soon as th* battery on shore opened upon her, she fired on the allied fleet, and the Villa da Madrid stood in to her assistance.As soon aa ths latter ship came within range, she, iu the most splendid manner, opened her enormous batteries, engaging both fleet and batteries at th* same time.The action was continued incessantly for two hours th* two Spanish ships expending about seven hundred shot and shell, when their commanding officer, finding it impossible to silence the shore battery, and very prudently not daring to ventaro his heavy ships into a narrow and dangerous chancel way, he hauled off oat of rknge after his vessels bad been struck seventeen tim s in their hulls ; the Bianca receiving on* shot oelow the water line, which was immediately plngged Singular to relate they report no casualties \u201c The ships inside wen found to be the Apuri mac.Union, America and Covadonga, and the Spaniards report that when th* fight ended the Covadonga was entirely dismasted, the America using hat one gun oat of her broadside of eight, and th* Apnrimac was on fire.\u201cImmediately upon arrival at Valparaiso, Commodore Nunes determined to send the Nnmanciathera, with orders to ran the battery and destroy tho fleet at all hasards.\u201d VERY LATEST FROM MONTREAL.VOLUNTEERS BEING RECALLED FROM VARIOUS STATIONS.DARING CONDUCT OF BURGLARS.FUTURE DUTIES OF TOUNTEERS.NO TIME FIXED FOR MEETING OF LIAMENT.PAR (Special tolagram to th* Morning Chronicle.) Montreal, Saturday, March 31.\u2014A company of the Victorias, stationed at Lachine will return home to-night.Guard\u2014mouQtiog continues.The Volunteer snbecription liât ia nearly thirty-one thousand dollars.It won\u2019t all be required.This morning a constable saw three men leave from a sleigh in McGill street and attempt to break open the door ot a store.Two of them turned on the constable and beat him with aticks.They drove off and left a tarn-screw behind.Last night the sky cleared after eight, and the eclipse was seen very plainly.For over an hoar the city was in total darkness.It is snowing heavily, bat thawing.The ice cn the river ia atroog.The Volunteers have beeo relieved from permanent duty, bat are required to assemble two days in each week for a fall drill sod field day, and will receive pay of 50c per diem.A wing of the 30.h, with the band, ia the corps selected for doty.They are expected to leave Montreal in two weeks.A cabinet meeting wiU be held here on Wednesday.No time has yet been fixed for the meeting of Parliameat.As announced elsewhere, the annual general meeting of the Qaebec Board ot Trade will be held at noon, to-day.Many important subjects will no doubt engross the attention of the Board ; bat we think there are two, in particn lor, which should not be overlooked or dismissed with a mere passing notice.We allnde, in the first piece, to the new scheme of taxation proposed by the Finance Committee of the City Council, and which will come before the latter body, for consideration, to night.The second question ia of far greater importance still, inasmach as its bearing is general aad not merely local\u2014we mean the feasibility of a winter-port inthe Lower St.Lawrence.Such action shoald be taken, with regard to both these matters, as their respective nature demands.With regard to the taxation project, we caaoot too strongly recommend to the Board the desirability of discussing it in a calm, temperate manner ; and of making, if possible, some suggestions of a practical nature, tending to equalize the burthens which most necessarily be imposed, ia order to extricate the city from its present financial difficulties.One very important fact mast, however, be kept in view in considering this subject.A perfect system of taxation, jast and eqaitable in all its parts, or indeed anything approaching perfection, is oat of the question.As we have already had occasion to remirk, the Corporation ia bound up with the clumsiest legislation that ever embarrassed a municipal body.It has little or no power to do anything for the public good.It is chained down by restrictions of every kind.The amended charter upon which so many hopes were baaed has not stood the teat of practice.One important provision found to convey a meaning directly the reverse of that which was at first assigned it\u2014another was contradictory\u2014another was discovered to mean absolutely nothing; and another, which was relied opon as conferring very important powers, turned out to be of doubtful interpretation 1 Under these circumstances, and in view of the fact that a large sum moat be raised to cover the deficit, before new amendipents to the charter can be obtained, it is hardly a matter of wonder that the scale of taxation proposed by the Finance Committee is, in many points, decidedly erode and evidently nojust.All tbat can be done, however, ia to equalize the proposed burthens.In the new scale, the additional rate for some branches of industry is altogether too heavy, while others are let off too easily.It is to inequalities of this kind\u2014which cannot fail to be noticed at once by men of business habits, conversant with the average remuneration afforded by the various occupations, trades and callings carried on in the city of Qaebec\u2014that the attention of the Board of Trade shoald be directed, and amendments suggested that pan be accepted fty the Corporation in the present unfortunate state of the law.So ipuch for the municipal question.With regard to the feasibility of * winter-port at Bic or Father Point, the all-important nature of the Our Volunteers may be said to be no longer on active service.They have been relieved from the continnous discharge of military duties ; but their organization will be preserved, and everything done to promote their efficiency.Daring the last three weeks their conduct has been such as to reflect credit upon themselves and the country at large.Called suddeuly from their ordinary occupation* at the very outoet of a period of unusual alarm and excitement, their behavior was in \u2022very respect far superior to that which the most sanguine could have expected from citiaen-soldiers under such circumstances.It would be vain to deny that the great majority of the force\u2014being poor men with families depending upon them, and existing from day to day by the work of their hands\u2014did not feel keenly the privations to which their wives and little ones were subjected by being thus suddenly deprived of their natural protectors upon whom they relied for support.Feeling, however, that the emergency must be great indeed which prompted the Government to take such an unusual course, they came readily, cheerfully, and without complaint in response to the call.For twenty-three days they were kept in cantonments, away from their homes, subjected to the strictest military discipline authorized by the articles of war, aud doing all ,the duties of regular soldiers.The transformation from the inherent looseness of voluntary service to the iron rule of garrison life was easily effected\u2014indeed few could have anticipated that there would have been so little difficulty.We veuture to say that, ou the whole, the conduct of the Volunteers, while on active service, was at least equal to that ot any similar number of men in Her Majesty\u2019s regular army, aud the proverbial good character of the latter needs no vindication.Having said so much for the great body of the men, we may add that the staff of this district, and the officers of the varions corps, deserve well of their fellow-citizens for the attentive manner in which they discharged their duties.The Assistant Adjutant-General, the Commandant, the Brigade-Major, the acting Quarter-Master of the Force, and other gentlemen in responsible positions, proved by their cooduet, their zeal, and their efficiency, their thorough knowledge oi their duties.But while the local staff merits every compliment, we must say that so amount of venerable red-tapeism clings to our Provincial war-offioe, the Militia Department, which should be got rid of as soon as possible.We did not think it opportune to go into details during the crisis ; but we shall take ou early opportunity of pointing out a number of defects calculated to interfere with the efficiency of the force, which we hope to see removed under the direction of the present thoroughly competent Adjutant-Genera^.Before taking leave of this subject, a few words on the distribution of the Volunteer Fund may not be ont of place.We trust the committee of distribution will consider the peculiar difficulties under which our Volunteers labor, and act liberally ia the present juncture \u2014indeed we feel sure they will, after even a casual consideration of the facts.It should be borne ia miud that the Militia Department did not provide the Volunteers with boots, socks or mito.In many cases they were not even provided with winter-cape; and, indeed, a large proportion of the men only received overcoats, accoutrements and arms.Ordered suddenly to perform the routine duties of garrison or camp life\u2014including drill, marching-out, guard-mounting, night-patrols, 4c., such of the poor fellows as were enabled to get an advance or a loan, to be repaid out of their small allowance, in order to procure the necessaries of clothing, were fortunate indeed.Others, who were unable to do so, were compelled to suffer all the rigors of March weather iu its worst form, and to wear out their own poor clothing in performing a public service.Those who were lucky enough to get a little money to bay caps or boots most have laid out three or four dollars each, even when purchasing these articles at ths cheapest rate.Deduct this sum from four or five dollars allowed ths poor Volunteer for the relief of his family, and what a miserable balance will remain?We certainly think the distribution should be sufficiently liberal to cover the cost of any outfit these brave fellows have been obliged to obtain, to procure aa outfit for the many who are still unprovided for; and to compensate the families for the loss they have sustained in the three weeks\u2019 absence from occupation of those to whom they look for support.If this be done, in a liberal spirit, it nill prove to the Volunteers that their patriotic conduct is appreciated at the proper value by their fellow-citizens ; and it will serre as an encouragement in case of any future emergency.Should anything remain, we think some public demonstration should be made in honor of the Volunteers.A luncheon at the Grand Alice drill-shed, for instance, would, we think, meet with general approval.In connection with the Volunteer fund, we cannot forbear a word of comment upon a feet which most have forced itself rather unpleasantly upon the attention of any person perusing the subscription-lists.We allude to the fact that the burthen of the con-tribution was thrown entirely opon people ol British origin.We do not see why this should have been the case ; but it is, nevertheless, true, that our French Canadian fellow-subjects\u2014in Quebec as well ss in Montreal\u2014 have certainly not subscribed soythiug like their fair share iu support of a movement iu which so many men of their own origin are interested.Qne thing, however, we ere proud to be able to record \u2014namely, that the Volunteer Force of this District, without distinction of clast, cieed or race\u2014officers, non-missioned officers aud men\u2014British\u2014Cano\u2014 dians and French\u2014Canadians\u2014have performed their duty nobly end well.Trtx Hoad*.\u2014Tho \"oldest inhabitant\u201d noyer saw llio roads iu tho plight in which they havo been lor tho past week.Pools and streams of water in ovary direction, cahots and ruts innumerable go to make up the worst thoroughfare* through which a pedestrian waded knee-deep or a horse floundered._\t_\t- ! b«inK ^ Trihitt Chapbl.\u2014In reference to the statement , orders Suing in very slowly, in our Saturday\u2019s issue to the effect that no collect-\tSuga™\u2014We hear of sales of sorno 700 hhds of ion would he taken up In Trinity Chapel on Easter ! very dark refining sugar on terms which havo not Sunday, as an offering to the clergymen, we are , transpired, and of about 100 hh-Js of Grocery at requested to state that surh a collection was taken J 0c to Ojc for tair to bright, and Ojc for ordinary up on Christiii-i-.Ita^atid given to the Assistant i to fair, to Die tor bright to fair bright, COM M EKCl AL .TUB OROCItRY THADK.We hare not much improvement to notice in the ! General Grocery business since our last, there I being out-of-town buyers in the market, and Minis:*r, Uov.Mr.l prominent politicians to give them a contract to \u2022olloct the revenue of Mexico for the term of fire years, upon condition that they would prevent our Government Irom doing anything on behalf of Juarez and the rcpuldi'-ans.During that period, the per centage wbioh they offer to give on the amount collected furnishes a wide margin for a lobby fund to use upon Congress to prevent action.The report of ths Revonue Commissioners on the subject of excessive importations u published.It give* statistics shoeing that five tim#^ ss many packages of goods were imported into New York, In the first six weeks of 1866 as in the sams period Of )865.The import* of January and F^rqary Were over 32{ minions.To preyent a panic, the OommiteioRers recommend the passage by Congress of a resolution increasing the duty on importa 60 per cent, for 90 days, with the single ex-ception of printing paper unsized, used fo' *acoks and newspapers exclusively.Boston, March 31.\u2014A posse of State constables, under Major Jones, made a decent last night on the gambling house No.15 Brattle street, and arrested 35 men nod seized the implements of the concern.N.B.\u2014The aceraed interest upon Bonds and Debentures is payable by buyers in addition to rates quoted.Kxohang*\u2014On London Bank 66 days, 8*8} Private\t60 \u201c\t«4 a fij \u201c\t00 \u201c\t6 a 6* New York Bank demand drafts, 20@214 dis.Private demand drafts,\t21 a 22 Gold drafts, 4 dis @ par.Bitver\u2014Rat* here, 2| a 2 dis.Green-backs\u2014224 \u2022 26 BBKABKS.Banks.\u2014Montreal\u2014Offering at 1114.Quebec\u2014 Sales at 2 pram, with farther demand.Nationale \u2014Small sales at quotations.Union\u2014Sale* at par Commercial\u2014No demand.La Banque da Peuple \u2014Procurable at 4 prem.Ontario\u2014Buyers at par.Upper Canada\u2014Small sales at quotations.City of Montreal\u2014Doll at par.Assurance Stocks\u2014Qaebec Fire\u2014In demand at £20.Marine\u2014Sellers at quotations.Quebec Gas Stoek\u2014Buyers at 117.Quebec Street Railway\u2014Several sales at 34 pm Montreal Telegraph Company\u2014Sellers for small amount at 27.Riohelisu Company\u2014Buyers at quotations.Bonds\u2014Government 6 per cents offering at par.5 per cents at 824.Quebec Harbor Bond*\u2014S per cents, sales at quotations Qaebec Water Works \u20146 per oents offering at 01.North Shore Turn pike Trast\u2014A small amount offering at 65.SHAW 4 MONTIZAMBERT, Share Brokers, Gowen's Buildings, St.Peter St Per Moravian.David Bannerman\u2019s Circular.Glasgow, 14th Mar, 1866, Wheat\u2014White, Canadian and American, per 240 lbs, 24s fid to 25s Od ; Rod Canada Spring, 23s Od to 23s fid.Floor\u2014Canadian Extra, and Soper Extra, per 19fi lbs, 29s Od to 29s 6d ; Fancy 28s 9d to 20s 6d Superfine No.1, 28s Od to 29s 3d.Pease\u2014Canadian white, 32s Od to 22s 3d.Indian Corn\u2014American Mixed and Yellow, per 280 lbs, 17s fid to 17s 9d ; White 17s 6d to 18s.Oats\u2014Canadian, per 264 lbs, 19s to 10s 6d.Ashes\u2014Montreal Pots, '66\u2019s, per ewt, 32s Od to 33s Od ; do Pearls 34s 6d to 35s.Batter\u2014Canadian and United States' Table, new, per owt, 100s Od to 105s Od ; do do Grease, 65s to 70s Od.Cheese\u2014Canadian and United States Ordinary to Fine, per owt, 56s Od to 64s Od : do do Factory made, 64s Od to 66s Od.During th* week no change took place in any article of th* trade, nor was there the leaat alteration in th* feeling, ths demand being still languid.The attendance at to-day\u2019s market was about an average.With a slow sale all descriptions of Wheat remain as on this day week.Flour is also unchanged in value ; both Sucks and Barrels are moving off only in retail ; some small lots of th* latter are still coming from Liverpool.P«*j are steady at the quotations.Indian Corn shows no change ; th* price is the same at last week, and th* sale ie not brisk.Barley is dull, and rather cheaper.Beans are steady.In Oats and Oatmeal there is no change.Ashes are again rather dearer.There is nothing to report of either American Batter or Cheese.DAVID BANNBRMAN.Per Moravian and Cbifla.NHIPPIMU INTELLIGENCE.Compiled from th* London Shipping and Mercantile Gazette, from 12th to 15th March.ENTERED OUT FOR MONTREAL.London, March 12\u2014England, Wilson.ENTERED OUT FOR QUEBEC hirerpool, March 14\u2014Dians, Irvine.London, March 16\u2014Wolverine.-: Anna, Herschien.SAILED FOR QUEBEC.Alexandria, March 1\u2014Frank Shaw, Kerby.Bremerhaven, March 9\u2014Nordby, Svarrer.CLEARED OUT FOR ST JOHN\u2019S, N B.London, March 10\u2014Arran, Lawson.CLEARED OUT FOR HALIFAX.Liverpool, March 10\u2014Mary Ann, Hamlyn.14\u2014 Wanderer, Hetherington, Harbor Grace, N F.Sadden changes of weather are productive of Throat Diseases, Conghs, Colds, 4c.Tbero is no more effectual relief in these diseases to be found than in the timely use of \u201c Brown's Bronchial Troches.\u201d They possess real merit, and have proved their efficacy by a test of many years, having received testimonials from eminent men who hare used them.March 27, 1866.\t6 One Bottle did it.\u2014Tbat ia the expression of many who have had their grey hair restored to it* natural color, and their bald spot covered with hair, after using one bottle of Mrs.S.A.Allen's World\u2019s Hair Restorer and Hair Dressing.It is not a dye, it can do no barm.Every one who has used these preparations speak loud in their praise.If you wish to restore your hair as in youth and retain it through life, yithout delay procure these preparations.You can procure them at any Druggist\u2019s.March 27, 1886.\t6 We aould by no moans recommend any medicine which we did not know to bo good, particularly for infante, but of Mrs.Winslow\u2019s Soothing Syrup we can speak from knowledge In our own family it has proved a blessing indeed, by giving an infant, troubled with colic pains, quiet sleep, and its parents unbroken rest at night.\u2014 Boston Christian Freeman.March 27, 1866.\t6 BIRTH.At Stanstead Plain, E T, on the 24th of March Mr* Wm White, of a son.DIED.On the 29th of March, at Quebec, Mary Seroiers widow of the late William McMeekeu, of Leeds L C.On Saturday morning, March 31st, at the age of 73, Mr.Jacques Rbeaume, one of the eldest residents of St.Rocb\u2019s, father of J.P.Rbeaume, advocate, of this city, and of L.N.Rbeaume, clerk of the Champlain Market.His funeral will leave his late residence, Crown street, on Tuesday morning at0 am.Friends and acquaintances are requested to attend without further notice.On the 30th March, Good Friday, Margaret, daughter of the late Anthony Monahan, Esq, Laughrea, Co Galway, Ireland, and sister-in-law to Mr.Caniffe.Friends and acquaintances are requested to attend her funeral on Monday, April 2nd, at 84 o'clock, a m, from the Marino Hospital, Quebec., NEW YORK MARKETS\u2014MAR 31.Gold opened at 127} and closed at 1284.Cotton dull at 40c for middling.Flour reoeiptsfiOOO hrls ; market heavy, but without decided change ; $6.60 to 7,16 for super State ; 7,00 to 7,40 for extra State ; 7,60 to 8,00 for choice do; 6,60 to 7,15 for saper western; 7,16 to 8,00 for common to medium extra western, and 8,10 to 8,50 for common to good rhipping brands extra round hoop Ohio.Canadian flour dull at 7,20 to $7,50 for common, and 8,00 to 11,25 for good to choice extra.Grain.\u2014Rye flour quiet.Wheat receipts non#; market dull and 1c to £c lower; sales 2000 bus of winter red Michigan at $2, and 3600 bus No 1 Milwaukee at 1,66.Barley firm for prime and heavy for common sorts ; sales 28000 bus at 1,16 for choice Canada West.Corn receipt* 1176 bus ; market heavy and 1c lower; sales 38000 bus at 66 to 73c for unsnuud, and 63 to 75o for sound mixed western, both in store and delivered.Oats a little firmer; 35 to 42o for unround western ; 62 to 53o for sound do; 50 to 64e for Canada; 49o for Jersey, and 63 to 64o for State.Provisions.\u2014Pork firmer ; sales 5800 hrls at 25 to $25,374 for new mess, closing at $25,25, re gular, snd $23,50 for old do.Beef quiet.Latbrt Mark its, March 31, 1.16 p.m\u2014Flour closed 10c to 15o better in low grades and rather quiet.W'heat closed dull and nominally unchanged.Com closed 1c better and quiet.Pork closed unsettled and heavy ; 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rap It tense an egrombU gftrummg Dramgki, 1b which Its aperient qualities are much increased.Daring Hot Bsasoss and in Hot Ouxatu, the regolar am ot this simple and elegant remedy baa bien found highly beneficial.Maantsctured by DINNIF0RD4 00., 173, New Bond Street, London ; Aad Bald by all reepeetabU G herniate through-eattba World.IN* Fat Sale by BOW LIS 4 MoLBOD, Mm Steal Hall, Qaebee.B.L\u2014Ate for Thaaaroao\u2019e Magneete, 4 N'%* 1M4\t| Nw & Popula MUSIC, FCBLiaaaa mi W.JBNNINOa DEMOBEST, 473 Broadway, New-Tork, And Sold by all th* Music Dealers* BONOS.TBB NATIONAL JUBILBB PR18B BONG, by Raarad Treaer.with a Jabllaat aad eflbetiTe ehoros.30 eeats.\u201c To predict popularity tor this able production would be \u2022aperflaoaa.1'\u2014\u2019HbaM Journal.\u201c It is unque»tlonebly a tu perler oempoei-tioa JV.T.Ditpatek.u The worda and melody are vary grand aad aflbeiWa.*\u2014Y.Cour Ur.Tkla ao&e U 4*»tiB«4 to ba malraraalty popular u\u2014-AftKicof Menou.THB GOOD DUpooker.Tkla song la rery »p lit tod, patriotic, and popular.30 cents.W1 NBTBR CAN PBR01T IT} or, Tke Ma-merica of Andersonvllle Prison-Pans.By Haary Tucker.If you wlah your aeaitbi-ntiai ewekanad with toaeblag worda end a rich aad plaintive melody, do aot toil to procare tbia aeog.Every eoldlar and aoldier'a friend, eapeoially the friends of ear tortured beroea at AoderaoBTille, ahonld bear thla exquisite song.30 oaats.LOVE ON THI BRAIN.By Mrs.Parkhurst.A verj amueiog and popular tong.80 cents.TH* \"NATIOl IN TEARS.\" A Dirge to the Memory of Abraham Lincoln.By Koo-r&d Treaer.30 cents.OUR 80NG OF LIBERTY.With tke Me-vief/r es an in trod aotion.By H.Miliard This song combines a charming melody with very apirited and patriotic worda, aad please* everybody.80 cants.THE WHIP-POOR-WILL BONG.By H.Millard.A beautiful woodland love-song, with the path-tic and familiar echo of the « Whip-poo.-Will.\" 88 cents.M KISS Ml WHILE i'M SLIRPING.\" Worda by Wild Rdg-rtoa.Moats by Roared \"'rener- This bea >tifel and artistic soap la one of bias Morris\u2019s favorites, and is sung by her at nearly all her oonoert*.30 cent*.DB LORD HI MARK U8 FREB.Minstrel Bong.By Euan 0.Pation.This »ong has very v ''mic worda, and a brilliant melody.No one can fail to be delighted with it.80 cents.BV1RY BODY\u2019S L0VB-80NG W> rifl by W Jenoioga J*more*t Mnaie by Aoormd Treeer.Oompn-1 g the title* tf ail the popular love-songs, and illu«treting love in alt its phaaeo.SO œnta.THB COTTAGE ROUND THB CORNER tioroaby ara.M.A Kidder.Mueio by H«D'y Tucker.This ia a very obarmiog SO.g| Ibe worda beautiful, and the melo dy delicious, at oents.MR.OARNBT, WOMB OP TOUR BLARNEY By A Sedgwick.A very oemie and beautiful Trial soog.80 cents.THB BOYS TH4T WEAR Tul BLUE.By benr> Tucker.A splendid song, both in worda aud melody, and a oeauiifoi and put tribate to oar returning heroes.80 cents.THB CHAIN OP LOVB.SO oents.\u2022aoass.Well brighten up the obaia.levs, That binds >ar heart* in oa*, For sweet the kiss And rare the blisa la union thu* begun.Aiy of tk* above songs will be cent by mail, post-paid, oa receipt of the price, er et disceant of one-third when the order amount* te one dollnr.'NEW AN» BEAUTIFUL Instrumental Music Jvsr rsjwss.BSAU-MOMDB QUADRILLE.Respectfully iaauribed to Mme.Dexnorcit Arranged ^7 Harvey B Dodworth.Contains prtnL elpal melodi* * of the popular tongs, \u2018 Love on the Brain,\" \u201c7 he Good Time has Come, Boy*,\" - The Whlpper-poor-Will bong,\" \"Jubilee Prix# Son g,\" *«De Lord He make a* Free,\u201d \u201cOar bong o* Liberty,* and \u201cThe Cottage round tke Corner \" A splendid composition.40 eente.THE FESTIVAL MARCH.A very spirited ptee*.By Cbarlee Fradel.30 C3cte.THI WATER-LILT POLKA.Very fine.By Theodore Milling.30 cents.GRAND IK LI AN MARCH.By Komrsd Treaer.Contains tbe beauties and brilliancy of the fourth act of Meyerbeer's sp endid opera of the Africaine.Tble I\u2019leco is not difficult, but very artistic.Figured far fingering.40 cents.RBOHBROHB POLKA MAZURKA.By Oharlea Pradel.A real g-m.30 coats ANGBLo WHISPERING.Aa .mpremptnfor the piaao.By Oharlea Fradel.An exquisite piano pieae, aad ona of this pops-far composer's beet effort*.SO eeats.THE GREEN HILLS NOOTURN1.By Ear-v*y B Dodworth.40 oent*.This la one of Dodworth\u2019* beet effort*, and a great favorite at the Central Park ooaoerte.A dtacouat of one-third given when the pieces ordered amount to fl or over.All maeic sent by mail post free We also furnish any masic published ia the United States, free of postage, when the marked pri«e is included ia th* order.Address - De*.S, 184ft W JENNINGS DEMUREST, 473 Lro-dway, New-York.SAUCE LEA AND PERRlKfV Worcestershire SAUCE, PRONOUNCED CONNOISSEURS FO And applisabl* to every v&riety of Dish.¦x tract of a letter from a medical gentleman at Madras to bis brother at Wor-eeater, May, 1881.\u201c Tell Lea and Perrins that their Sauee Is highly as- Only tiood Naww,\tteemed in India, and I -is, In my opinion, the most palatable palau a* well as the moet wholesome Baece that ia made.C A ü V I O N L£À À.PERRIItièt Beg to eaation the Public against spar ioas Imitations of their celebrated »fOPCE8T£ff8ttif?F BAUCS j 4P.have discovered that several of the > -\u2022 Foreign Markets have been supplied with Sruaioue Ikitatioss, the labels closely reeem-bling those of thr genuine Sauce, and ia one or more instances the name of L.and P.for.rd.L.and P.will proceed against any one who may manofoetare or vend such imitations, and have Instructed their correspondents, in the varions part* of the world, to advise them of any infringement of their rights.ASK FOK ' Lea and Perrins\u2019 SAUCE.*»\u2022 Sold Wholesale and for Export, by tbe Proprietor*, Worcester; Messrs.Osossa and Bbaorwau.Messrs.Barela- and Boos, London ; Acn he : by Gro«revinc* from any eonntry, but passing in fronstfv through another eonntry and under Bonds shall be, until it shall he otherwise ordered, valued for duty as if such Goods were imported olreet from sack first mentioned eonntry into this Province,\u201d nod sabmitting that it would be desirable to extend said Order in Oonnctl to free ns well es dutiable Goods Wt ereupon 'jis Bxceoleney in Ooaneil was pleased to order, end it is hereby ordered, that fee Goods passing through a foreign conn try, consigned directly to Importera In Canada, shall hereafter bv pm on tb* «am* testing as dutiable Goode.(*«0*1.) WM.1.LEE, \u201e G.E.0.Jany.37, 1866.*To IV.enia And Guardians.Kearsle.y's Original Widow Welch's Female Pills.Long celebrated for their peculiar virtues, ere strongly recommended as a safe and valuable Medicine in removing obstructions and relier-mg other inconveniences to whioh tbe fcmale frame is liable, especially those whioh at an sarly period of life frequently arise from want tf exercise and geiiSral debility of the system.Purchasers should see that each Box is wrap :ted in white paper, and has G.KSAR8LEY printed on tho Government Stamp.Prise 3e >d.per Box.May be had of ell Chemists 'iroughont the World.Mso dliioue Headaches and Liver Oomplaicf ;t iby SINGER\u2019S TASTELESS ANTIBi-108 POWDERS.Price 19| per Packet, loth Medicine# may be had of J.BANGS.R A SON, ISO, Oxford Street, London.~*vt 8.186S\tly-laf |Sr Read uho raye so .* \u201cWn FROM THB HON.THOMAS B.FLORENCE FROM THE HON.THOMAS If.FLORENCE FROM THE HON.THOMAS B.FLORENCE Washington, Jaa.1st, 1864.Gentlemen,\u2014Having stated it verbally to you, I have no hesitation, in writing the fact that I experienced marked benefit from your Hoofland\u2019e German Bitten.Daring a long and tedious session of Oongrees, pressing and onerous duties nearly prostrated axe.A kind friend suggested the use of tbe preparation 1 have named.I took his advioe.and the reeuli was improvement of health, ran»wed energy, a.id that particular relief I so much needed and obtained.Others may be similarly advantage' if they desire to be.Truly your friend, THOMAS B.FLORENCE, From JOHN B.WIGKSRSHAM, Esq., firm ol Wiekershnm 4 Hntohlson, the celebrated Manufacturers of Fauci Iron Works.353 Oan* tit.I am the recsipient from yon of on# of the greatest favors that can be conferred npon man, vis., that of health.For many years have I suffered from one of the most annoying and debilitating complaints that tho human fomlly con be afflicted with, Ohronlc Diarrhea.Daring the long time I was suffsring from tnit disease, I was attended by regular pbysi clans, giving me bnt temporary relief.Tin eanse seemed to remain until 1 was indneed t» try Hoofland\u2019s German Bitters.After tbe ns* of a few bottles of that valuable medicine, th complaint appeared to be completely eradicated.I often inwardly thank yon for such a valuable specific, and, whenever I have an opportunity, cheerfully recommend it, with full confidence in its reliaVUity.Truly yours, JOHN B.WICKBR8HAM.New York, Feb.3,1864.From JULIUS LEE, Esq., dnu of Lee 4 Walker, the moet extensive Music Publishers in the United States, No.743 Oho tnut Street, Philadelphia.\t4 February 8th, 1664.Messrs Jones 4 Evans\u2014Gentlemen My mother-in-law has been so greatly benefitted by your Hoofland\u2019s German Bitters that I concltided to try it myself.I find it to be an invaluable tonic, and unhesitatingly recommend it to all who are sufibriag from dyspepsia.I have had that disease in Us most obstiuat* form\u2014 fiatnlence\u2014for many years, and your Bitters has givsn me ease when every thine else had foiled.\t* Yonrt truly,\tJULIUS LIB.From the HON.JACOB BROOM.Philadelphia, Oct 7th, 1869.Gentlemen f\u2014In reply to your inquiry as to the efiect produced by the use of Hoofland\u2019s German Bitters, in my family, I have no hesitation la saying that it hss oeen highly beneficial.In one instance, a c\\*o of dyspepsia of thirteen years\u2019 standing, and whioh had become very distressing, the use of one bottle gave decided relief; the second effecting a core, and the third, it seems, has confirmed the cue, for there has been no symptoms of its return for the last six yean.In my individual use of it, I find It to be an unequalled tonic, and sincere^ ly recommend its ass to the sufferer* Truly yours, JACOB BROOM, 1707 Spruce 3a.Fr% s BIT.W.D.8IIGF&IRD, Pastor of 13th Baptist Ohnroh.Philadelphia, December 30th, 1803, Messrs.Jonee 4 Ivan»\u2014Gentlemen ;_I hav« recently been laboring noder Urn distressing effects of indigestion, accompanied by a prostration of the nervous system.Numérouj remedies were recommended by friends, and some of them tested, bat without relief.Your Hoof-Innd's German Bitters ware recemmended Ire persons who had tried them, and whose fovorw able mention of tho Bitters iadacsd me also to try them.I most coufees that I had an aversion to Patent Medicines, from tbe 11 thousand and on* quack Bitter»,'\u2019 whose only *>»« »n»ms to be to palm off sweetened and drugged liquor upon the oommonity, in a sly wav ; and i\u2019-.e tendency of which, I fear, is to ¦»«»« many a confirmed drunkard.Upon learning that yonrs was really a medicinal preparation, I took it with happy effect.Its action not only only upon the stomach, but npon tbe nervous system, was prompt and gratifying.I feel that I have derived great aud permanent benefit from th* ose of a few bottles.Very rewectfolly yonrs, W.D.8EIGFRIKD, No.384 8hack*maxon til.From tbs R1V.TH08.WINTRR, D.D., Pastor of Roxborougk Baptist Church.Dr.Jaekson\u2014Dear Sir:\u2014I fool it due Vo your exoellent preparation, Hoofland\u2019s German Bitter*, to add my testimouy to the deserved reputation it has obtained.I have for ywe, at time#, been troubled with great disorder In my bead and nervous system.1 was advised by a friend to try a b\u2018*tie of your Germ»\u201d Bitters, I did so, and h» «rienoc4 * unexpected relief; u./ health has «.\u2022 m materially benefitted.I confidently recommend tbe article where I meet with oases sim Ha- to my own, and have been assured by many of their good effects,\t7 Rwpsctfully yonrt, T.WINTflfi, Roxborongt', t'a.W Royal Insurance Company C. ,k jflSSKnv x rujro* JT r* Xtepartnutffei* | Otiapany couu \"setoINhORB Buildings «ted all other d»seriptu*a# «/ Ftwpwiy a.g»i«.«i I ~0B8 or DAMAGa by FIR!, on the moat favourable terre», and at th® Iouwmh »Ht9« ohargari by any good «frixltnb Pomfvniiy.Aujeet » !«\u2022\u2022« cirfttaptly rettlod, wltboot «t.4notion or dEwteartt.*\u2022»«\u2022 *»wUon t'hau-r^N\tvuddOKsu»\ttet* ^afoty to the w.itri, ¦e uhargs tor PcUoitt y?-T>*ajfoi« w;vrN®**\tU \u2022'¦\u2019-¦VS »\u2022»*« \u2014 «\u2022 V»-\t\u2022» - frvm REV.J.8.HERMAN, of tke German Reformed Ohnroh, Kntstown, Berks County, Pa.Dr.0.Jackson- h-.apectedSir i here been troubled with Dyspvpeia nearly twenty yean and have never used any medicine that did me as much good as Hoofland\u2019s Bitters.I am very much improved in bealtii, after havsna taken iv# bottles.\t* Your*, with respect, *.a HERMAN, BEWARE OF COUNXIRFRItb.fieetket the stsnenire of \"C.fiL JACKSON** ia on th* WRAPP9R of #*«k bottle.PrUe\u2014Single Bottle One Dollar, er Hal/ « Dorn forth.\t^ fihoald your ceerest druggist not hats the ar-tiele, do not be put off by My of tht intojicaiins preparations that may b* offered; r pl^c- but rend to us, end we wl'l forward, ««lurely peeked, by express\t^ Principal Ottioa qnd Manufactory, No.631 Aroh Street# JONES 4 EVANS._____ Suooeeeore to C.M.Joekeon «ft Ob.\t9 \u2022iP,(| 11 \u201c¦/\u2022OHsars o0o.,.te j\tD^«* l»\u201d-r ~t>yf * For ill 5\t[ J0H^ 9 HS!WRY 4 0°t ^ «I.P*ul ML.LANE, GIBB 4 CL.Montreal, Wholesale Aa^nt® foe the ffonadr .Quebec.Dec 6.1866\t\u2019\t|\u201d\t*\tp ¦\u2022prt.v- Jùitm Xtepartmevt t.-'ll ~\t/ The foiiowiagadvaotnga*, eaeangsi anaeroiu otosts, are offered by uas CaMp*n» *o »eru« utoeding to iitoure tboir live* t\u2014 Perfect eecurity for the fnlfilmee* ot Its sngageoMete to TolUty rndéoro Favoreble Rate» of Premium.__£.high repatavou tor Prudeno* aad Judgment .and toe ouwi iio*rai coattoeiauori xanowto sea PAratexv os Rexswns Pamiiswe, ' id « '~Hitu/* n* oust from ûdntsïtt\u2019eiai «Lsik* rolieies Upeed by uoo-payu&nt of premiums may fa* reatwed witnin ttu-ee mr>atke, t y premlttin, with a fine of tea shUliags per ont.oa tha pcodoctim >r «atir«aetorr »vid o le6ft, ^fo*ps and Pelloias not eoargod tee.All Msdieal Fees pan by th* Oompamv> HaoiSAL Rnmre ; -DR.HOW AMD *'**' a.April «H.1lto> FOWM\u2019\u201d'» N, SKLA dt C CO.A«»1ITM.fluMOOtlFMIMSUilHNo More Pills America.OhmsI's MmIiI| Mil-line st.\t_ j\tmiii).rTH HI Ladles of the *t Petrieh^s Oonfreca* I tien of this Ol»y Intend o bold a R.aaar, tor th* benefit oftt* Pt Brldg.t\u2019i Atylam, during the eourft.of tke eesnlng «smmer.They rsspsctfolly request ell cbarlt-Wy dU.posed P tonne, hut particularly tb»*» Wb« AN Interested in the sersess ef tbe laetitatiofl, to eaeist them by doaatisns of Faaey Oeodft, Mener, An.\t^ OeotribnMons will bs tbaakfollf received kf ttotird lad 1*1.»b* hate «adertoken the msaag«m\u2014t of tbn R Sear f .J'»- Ok*rla* Alieva,\t11 t * r*'*1.*' Li 11* u*; I»,.* Wm Delany, « L.A.BsisVtotT t P**17*'\tTke# Bares a*« Mr*.J ha Dane, jr, will have ekargs of tk* Rsfkash-mens Tables.Qaabsa, Marsh 0,1000, Chocolat-Monies*.(Manufaetured only U Fraaoe.) Annual Consumption sxcttds 6.000,000 lbs.PHI bealthiast, bast, aad meet dellaloas Allment,for Breakfost known einoe ISIS ; define ail honest compétition, unadulterated, highly nutritious, aad put.Bold ia | Ik.Packets.Also, especially manufactured ter eating as ordinary swsatmsats, or at dessert.wbolssal* Mason, 33, Henrietta Street, Ooveat Garden, London.Retell, by all respectable booses.Oet.11, 186ft.\tly.lo ANY OTHER MEDICINE.DU BAHRY\u2019S Oombines and présenta th* meet interesting, useful, and attractive array of popular features ever eflbred in a magasine, including Larger and More Costly Engravings Than are furnished In any other.Steel Delicious Health-restoring Invalids* and Infants* Pood, THK tteYaleata Arabica.Yields three tisses as much MsimiUtlng aad Orifiad Stories and Poe,a, by the sound lunge, healthy liver, refreehing sleep, funetional regularity, and energy, to tbe moet disordered or enfeebled,\u2014r?m or in g speedily and effeoteally indigestion (dyspepsia), eough asthma, consumption, babiiu%l oonadpation, diarrbssa, all gastric dcraog m-a\u2019s, haemorr- A.rtbkrt*urt and Model Cottage* ^ moat Eminent Authors.NVw and V Inibl* Music By tke moet popular composer*.With diagrams.fcitee Portrait® of Eminent Persons.THE FASHIONS.In every department of Ladles\u2019 end Children's Dress, splendidly illns'rnted with unrivalled and model FASHION PLATES, and our usual Full Size Patterns, BRAID A EMBROIDERY.IJitGol n d Japan Tea.Household Matter' and Receipts, with Jennie Jane's Talks on Woman's Tt ice ; Pans Correspondence, etc.Together with a constant uooession of Bril liant Novelties, all to ba finely and artistioally illustrated, and tbe Mngnsinn to be printed on the finest paper, and in a style for btoding into a handsome volnme for the center-t* >1* at tbe doss ot tb* year.Yearly, f3 00, with a set of Two beautiful Parlor Steel Engravings, or a Package containing Two Dollars Worth of Extra Full-sin Patterns, as a Premium to raeh Subscriber.Baeh additional Sat>sori\"#r, when sent in Olubs, ft,SO ; Three Copies for fT.SO ; Five Oephs for flS { Ten Copies for fl2 ; with the Premium to each subscriber.Address \u2022 W.JENNINGS DIMORBS*, 473 Broadway, New York.Slagle Oopiee mailed free on receipt of price.Back Numbers, as specimens, 10 eeats.Splendid Premiums are oflbred for Olnbe, consisting of Uold Peas, Albums, yearly eub-scriptions to the best Magasines, Webster's Large Diotioaary, Clothes-Wr ngers, Music Boxes, Melodeons, Sewing Machines, Pianos, etc, Ac.Anybody can easily secure one of the above Premiums.Dec.4, 186ft.\u2022Albion! Established ia 1822, A Weekly Newspaper, published every 8A TURD AY Morning, in the Oity of New York, 'tad devoted to ifctttSe Polities, and General Li» tenture* Th* Aluoo has beet widely known for forty years througbont North and Sontk America and the West Indies.Tborougly independent to tone, it will be found to combine all the elements of Homs Journalism with dus atteo-tion to every American Incident that is likely to bear on British interests.This old established sod popular Periodical is now supplied to the public at tk* rat* of $ix ! loilars per annum, 12 CERTS WEEKLY.* A .\u2014¦ Th* following ufAfsa engravings are foraishsd at f3 to Subscribers aud f8 to Non-subscribers : Ohalsn\u2019s Queen Victoria, Lucas\u2019s Prince Albert, Allan\u2019s Sir Walter Neott, Stuart\u2019s Washington, Mattsson\u2019s Benjamin Franklin, Cope\u2019s Flm Trial by Jury, Buckler\u2019s 8t Panl\u2019s, London, Portrait of Gent.Havelock, Herring\u2019s Three Members ef tke Temperaeoe Society,\t* Tbe Oast!* of Ischia, from Stanfield\u2019s Pietura, Waadesforde\u2019s Mary Une-n of Scots, Landseer\u2019s Return from Hawking, Laaoseer'* Dignity and Impndenes, THE FALLS UF NIAGARA, from an original drawing made for the Alterin'.CLUB \"TERMS.HTRIOTLV IN ADVANCE ; Thre*Ooples, f !ft\u2014with any Albion Engraving to gstter op.Five Oopire, f 28.50,\t° two \u201c\t\u201c Ten Oopies, f40\u2014with nn Engraving to each Bebecr-ber.Twenty Oopiee, ftO\u2014with aa Engraving to eaek Subscriber, aad aa extra Oopy for garter op.Advertising Rates : 35 Gents per line, tingle Insertion.2S\t\u201c\tM u over one and under three months IS M\t\u201c « for one year, standing on- ehaoged.Engravings «an be safely forwarded by MaO or Express, on a paste board roller, at a charge of a few cents.XT* Money may be trenamltied in registered letters or P.O.Order, at the risk of the Offiee.tbe< ia, catarrhe, colds, iiiflueoea, noises in the he^andgaryi^smatism^^t, impurities, eleeplessness.acidity, pa pltetion, keartbnrn) beadaehe, debility, dropey, orampe, spasau, aa eea and sickness even in pregnancy or at sea, sinking flu, bronchitis, scrofula, tightness .of he chest, pal> s at tbs pit of tb* sumaoh ; and nsiween tbs shoulders It la tbe moet digestible of all foods, and suitable far Invalids ^ and infonts in ail complaints.We quote a few out of62,000 Cures.Our* No.58,310, of tb* Mkrcbleee** de Br4-hen, of seven years\u2019 liver complaint, wasting away, debility, nervousness.Irritability, with a nervous palpitation all over, bad .digestion, constant sleeple»sa*ss, and tke most intolerable nervous agitation.Onre No.71, of dyspepsia, frets tbe Right Hon the Lord 8t*srt de Deo tee Lord Lient»-nani ®f tbe Oe-nty of Waterford t \u201cI have derived much be d» fit frem your excellent Food \u2014Stwabt s® D soins, Droma&a Oappoqnia, Oonnty Wat» rford.\u201d Our* No.54,816, from tke Rev.James T Campbell Sydemone Rectory, near Fakenham, Norfolk \u20141 la all easoe of Indigestion, and particularly when the liver Is more than areally affected, I consider it tke beet of all remedies.It régalâtes tb* bile, and mekec it flow, in case* which would not admit of mercury iu any shape.Iu short, a healthy flow of Ike bile ie oa* of its earliest and best symptoms You can make what nse yon pleas* of this communication.\u2014I am, gentleman, 4®, Jains T.OaMrasix.\u201d Cure No 53,433.\u2014\u201c Bridge Hoase, Frtmlsy, Bur ey\u2014Thirty three years\u2019 diseased lunge, \u2022pitting of blood, liver derangement, deafness, singing in tke ears, constipation, debility, \u2022hortneesof brea'b, and oough, bav* been removed by jour Revalent* Arabica.My lunge, liver, etomneh, bead and ea-a are all right, my bearing perfect, and my recovery is e marvel to all my »cqaainUneee\u2014Jams Rossers, Timer Mercboat.\u2019 Onre No.43,883\u2014Of fifty yeara1 in deter b-abl* agony irons dyspepsia, nervousness, asthma.oongh, constipation, flatnlenoy, spasms, steknees, and vomiting.Maria Joly, of Lynn, Norfolk.Onre No.47,131.\u2014Miss Elisabeth Jacob*, of extreme nervousness, indigestion, gatherings, low spirits, and ne'vous fancies.Ou eNo.80,814.\u2014Mr.Bamuel Laxton, Leicester, ®f two years\u2019 diarrhoea.Tbs Food is sold to Oantsters, 1 lb0 3s.3d.; lib ,4s 6d.; 13 lb, 33s.; 34 lo., 40s Saper» r»fined quality, 1 lb., 0s.; I lb., He.; ft lb., 33s.; 10 lb, 3te.; sterling money BARRY DU BARRY and OU^ 77, fiagvat Street, Lendon.bold by all respectable Grocers and Chemist* Beware of apurions imitations.Sold tn Montreal by Lamplongh 4 Campbell j in Halifex by Avery, Brown 4 Oo.Dec.6, 100ft.\tIy New Medicines.Fhs Greatest Success of the Age.DISEASISof the 0beet.Syrup ofHypo-phosphite of Lime, manufactured by Gri-aanlt and Oo., chemists, 7, roe d* la FeuiUede, Farie.Tnis new medicine, delicious to the palate, Is a sovereign remedy for coughs, ooida.irritation of tb* lungs, and is also an exoellent remedy in oases of consumption.Under its tofiaenoe, the oough abates, nocturnal preeplra-^ P**4*0* rapidly recovers health and flesh.|.'LI2IRof Pepsine, prepared by Grimanlt Lj and Oo^ chemists, 7, rtM de la Feuillade, Paris, aoeording to the formola of Dr.Oorvi-sart, knight of tke Legion of Honour, physi-dan to H.M.tbe Emperor of the French.Pepsine Is the gastric juice itself, or ratimr the digestive principle purified, which digests food in tho stomach.When from various causes the supply of the digestiv?fluid is too «««ail, the inevitable conséquence* are bad digestion, gastritis, gastralgie, inflammation of the mu-oous coats of the stomach and bowels, heartburn, anonaia, loss of strength, and in females, general derangement.The Elixir of Pepsine, whioh is sanctioned by the approbation of tit* Paris Academy of Medicine, speedily cure* all dieeasee.and prevents vomiting daring preg- *cor.KYEi MêtUMi Application win b# mad* to the latue, at It* next Session ef PvUamênt, c® amend tbe Charter of M The DeLery OoU Mining Company,\u201d granted by Letter* Patent inder th* Great Seal of this Province, to virtue ef the Aot 37 4 M Victoria, Chapter 33, dated 1st July, 1866, praying for authority to increase th* number .of toe Directors and for ether amendments.Qmebee, July T, 1005 b'or Sale or to Let.mi; 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