Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 15 janvier 1868, mercredi 15 janvier 1868

[" IMPERIAL RUE MCE CM! \u2014 0» \u2014 DO 1ST, (ESTABLISHED IS03.) Subterifaed and Inratad Capital and Batemd Fund £1,946,\"00.STEBUHO.Fonda Inveated in Canada : $106,000.D.A- BOSS, Am* ft* fool of Moamtoi* Hill.Hot.T.im.\tO04.», ISté.EXCEEDS CHOCOIiAT-MENIER,] (MinaAtoMM* ««l?l* Broaoo.) AHNUAL CONSUMPTION 5,000,000 lbs.TUB\tmm* wmmt AoUetoM Alimoat ft»r BfooWbot kmvwu «iaoo llli; \u2022U Tina-* oompotitMfi, anodalUratod, ki*Wy aatridoaa, aad para.8oU la i lb.Paokota.Also.oapoeiaOy maaafaotarad for oatimf Gatry «woetmoaU, or a* doosorta.Wkoloaala, Xxain.M, HearUttaStraot, Oorant \u2022ardaa, Loadoa.« Rotai I, by all hoaaao.Qaoboe, fob.X)> ISdl.jssstaBIjISHED IN 1832 BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA IN URGE BOTTLES The Celobrated Prsparation for ÉËI3 wr?- PURIFTINQ THE BLOOD HUMORS.¦nooiallT rocommaad.d for «M dariaf aoriac aad «aamor, whoa tka groajy aooratioaa of tha tall aad viator moaüu raador tha ajrun Uabla farara aad otbar daagaroaa diaaaaao.BRISTOL\u2019S SARSAPARILLA It al«o a oafo aad raliaMa rtmady for all Srap-ioar aad Skin diooaaaa ; for oaory pbaoo of Scrofula, wbothar imrmodiato or haradUary ; for old Sora*.Boils.Blcorr, Tuvan, aad Abooaiao, aad tor a Tory stage of Secret Diaeaoa.avaa in its vont fora.It is also a sura and reliabU ramedy for Bait Rheom, Bing Worm, Tetter- Scald Head, Seamy, WkRa SvaUiag, Samoa aad fiamral liability of thaSyatoaa, aad all afactiova of tbo Lirer, Feror acd Agoa, BUlioaa faaar, Obills aad faaar.Dumb Agoa aad Jaoadiea.It U gaar aataad to ba tka Purest A Most Powerful PrepBretion GENUINE HONDURAS SARSAPARILU aad Is tha boat madieima far thaoaraafall diaaaMi aria in g from a ritiatad or imymrm atata af o.sroo.The imperishable Perfume.MURRAY & LANMAN\u2019S CELEBRATED FLORIDA WATER.THIS exqvt it a Perfume Is prepared direct from Bioemi ig Tropical Flovors of aurpasa-lag fragranoa.Its aroma i.almost iaasuanstibla; \u2022bile its mtiuaneo on tha SKIN is most relreah-lag.Impartir\u2022 a Delightful Buoyancy to the orar-axad Body and Mind, particularly' when mixed vith tha velar of tha Bath.F-'r Fainting Tarns, Nervoasmess, Headache, Debility and -Hysteria, It b a aura and speedy relief.With the rer slits si faahba it has far 23 years maintained its as-oesdaney orer all other perfumes, throughout the West Indies, Cuba, Mexico, aad Central aad South Amerioa, and va eonfldantly recommand it as an article, vhloh for soft delisacy of flaror, richness ,f bouquet, aad permanaaoy, has no equal.It vill also romora from the skin Roughness, Blotches, Ban Barn, Freckles and Pimples.It b as Jelieious as the Otto of Rosas, and lends and beautiful transparency to the com-Diluted vith voter it makes the bast Impartial a nearly vhitoness t > tha Isa remoran all smarting or pain after ¦TBRPEITS] .I*' jhering.Murray A < aumaa anted label ) on*.Look for the name n ha bottle, wrapper Prepared only by LANMAN A KEMP, Wholesale Druggists, Nav York.Ü2SH Otkey\u2019t Non-M«rouri*l SUversmMht\u2019 Soap, all other Articles for CLEANING and POLISHING SILVER, ELECTRO-PLATE, A«.Tablats 8d tack.JOHN OAKEY * SONS MatosAO-nrasRS or ran WELLINGTON KNIPE POLISH, India Rubber Knife Boards, Emery, Black Lead, Cabinet Glass Paver, Emery and Glass Cloth, Ac.Scotch, f conch, London, Russian, and other SLUES.WELLINGTON ILLS, Blaoxfxia»* Road, .NDON, S.KayS, 1887\tly lo For Sale, THREE Lata of Lavd In tha Township of HAM, Bangs B, vith good speoimeos of copper.Apply to Qneboe, May 27.1883 T.B.BEDARD, Advocate, Garden Stoaat, Quebec.FURNISHED LODGINGS TWO klNGLE OENTLEMES CAM aocommadated vith comfortable and veil furnished ledgbga in a eantral part of the Upper Tovn, on applying at the corner of Palace and St.Helen July 23, 1887.Pickles, Sauces, &c JOHN MOIR & SON, ABERDEEN, Bag to Inform their easterners that, in addition to their PRESERVED PROVISIONS, tbxt lor oxlt snrrLT, or nan ovn masctaotcss, Pickles, Sauces, Mushroom Ketchup, Potted Meats aad Game, Anohory Paata, Pates of Game; aba.Tart Fruits, Calfsfoot and other Table Jellies, Raspberry Vinegar, Ac., Ao.Sale Proprietors of the Aannamr, Royal Soot-rm, and Ijtdiax Cura Sauces.May 18, 1M7.\tMv lo r~Jbs aaad ot a sate and parfoeGy rollabla pur-gauva madiaiaa has long bean fait by tha public, and it b a source of gnat satbfaetloa to us that weoaa, vith oouSdanoa, recommend our BRISTOL\u2019S SUGAR-COATED PILLS, as combining aU tha sMeatUls of a safe, thorough aad agree-aMe family eethartie.They are prepared from tha vary finest quality of nadlcinal roots, herbs, aad plants, tha active principles w parts that sou-tain tha medicinal vaine bring, chemically separated from the inert aad useleea fhceus portions that sotttnin ao virtu# whatever.Among those medicinal agents va may name PODOPHi LLIN, which bus been proved to possess a meet wonderful power over tha Lissr, and all tha Milieus seem tiens.This: in combination with LEFT AN-DRIN and other highly valu able vegetable extracts aad drags, constitute# a purgative Pill that b greatly tuparlor to any madiaiaa af tha kind heretofore offered to tha publie.BRISTOL'S VEGETALE SU GAR-COATED PILLS will ba found a safe and speedy remedy in aU such eases 8 * Ptlee, Headache, Jawadtce, Bad Breath, Pawl Stomach, Lose af Appetite, Liver C« as plaint, Habitaal Caatlveaeea, Djrepepeta or ladigeatlaa, 11 earth arm aad Flatulency, Dropsy af Limbs or Body, Female Irregnlarltlea, And all dlsoaaaa aftbe Stomach, LI ver.Bowels and Kidneys.In i'.Masas that hare their origin in the Mood, BRISTOL'S SAKSAIARILLA.that bust of Moo-, purifiers, should bo used vith tha Piib; the two medicines being prepared expressly t harmony together.Whan this is doua f i we have no hesitation in saying that great reliai, and in most cases a cure can ba gueraatead, vhar the patient b not already beyond human help Per general directions and table of doaoa, see tha wrapper around each phial.Ver Sala le tha Establishments of:\u2014John Bussoa A Co., Roderick McLeod, John E.Burke, W.E.Brunet, R.Do gal, gdmoad troux.G Alm^byail -esperiablc Druggists, as \u2018 .NfKtMMf.FOR SALE AFLOATj Ex Ship \" Groat Britain\u201d : 4000 Sacks Llverpccd Coarse SALT, do do Stored do.In lots to suit purchasers.Apply to COULTHURST Quebec, June 3, 1887.A MACPHIE.Houses for Sale or to Let TO LET, FURNISHED, up to 1st May next, vith immédiate possession,\u2014 that Throe Story Stone DWELLING, No.3, Angel Street.This House is in excellent condition, vith Ont-hsnsas and Stabling for two Horses.Enquire of E.G.CANNON, P.JAMES TIBBITS, Champlain Market Hall.«\u2022it Or to Oet.8,1887.TO LET, A Superb and Magnificent COTTAGE, situate near tha New Chnreh, Leris.For further information, apply on the premises to ^ v\tP.BARRAS.Qpehcc, Jane *, 1867.\ttf \u2022 »i sis* is* T© L©tf A LARGE and CONVENIENT B#USE at Point Leri, on Begin's Hill, beautifully situated.\u2014Rent moderate.Apply on tha premisoe ta E.J.CHARLTON, Or to\tE.G.CANNON, N.P.ia*T____ T0LËT WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, ;;; ee T J convenient STORE, oece> * I fcimany years put by C.W.Wi r.e » » Esq.A ply to HENRY ATKINSON, 17, SL James Street.Qnehga, May 1.1 8 TO LET, A Comf \u2022 labia two«story Fire Brick Homo, h < .40, D'Aignillon Street, St.John's ijlnrbs, containing six rooms, with* i e>«allanthaagard.Rant moderate and possauion ' 11 October.For particnlars, apply it tb a premises.Quebec, Sept.25.1885 TO LUT, FROM the first of Muy naxt, that veil known building, tha TEMPERANCE HALL, St.Fraaeis Street \u2014a lease will ba given if required fer one or more year*.Apply to Ne.33, St.Ursnle Street ; or to E.G.CANNON, Notary.ab- 6.1884._______________ TO LET, «\u2022« «¦ APPLICATION will ba ma4.e to PmrUa-it at its naxt Session for an Act to Incorporate a JOINT STOCK COMPANY, vith Capital of Two Hundred Thou,and Dollars, for tbo purpose of raaning steamers between Quebec and Montreal end elsewhere, to bo called \"THf PEOPLE'S LINE OF STEAMF*'* * Guebee, June 10.1867.TO LIT.PMOM tba First day af August Next,\u2014 ha SHIP-YARD mow in possession of W.H Baldvtx, Esq., (known u Nesbitt\u2019s Yard.) Apply to W.H.JEFFERY A CO\u2019 Jnno II, 1887.ills es A Commodious Cottage at Mount Pleasant, vith Garden, Coach-House, aad Stables.Apply to Qnoboo, Feb.15, 1887 I.G.CANNON, N.P.FRENCH WINES \u2014AKD- Genuine Havana Cigars I ! ! WOLFE BUILDINGS, NO.14, ST.JOHN STREET, UPPER TOWN.A.J.HUOT.Quebec, June 5, 1867.\ttf SCOTTISH AMICABLE LIFEMillCE SOCIEIV.INCORPORATED IN 1826.President,\u2014Tai Duxi or Roxbursh.Manager,\u2014Wm.Srurs, Esq, Glasgow.Aeeumnlatod Fond,.£1,198,132 3 0 Polieles Issued in 1866 for £366,000 Stg.Annual Ineome,.£193,224 6 8 Stg.Stg.Premiums to Insure, £100.\t\t\t\t\t\u2022\t\ts \tg\t\t\t\ta\t\to o \t0\t\t\t\t\u2022s-B\t\tfl-' © 4P\ta 3 a\t\t\t4 £\t^ TJ \u2022#!\t\to g K-S « 14.£1 3\t\t4\t£i\t8 6\t£1 15\t11\t£0 0 20.\t1 8\t6\t1\t14 1\t2 2\t1\t8 6 30.\t1 16\t7\t2\t2 7\t2 11\t9\t3 19 40.»\t2 9\t\u20227\t2\t16 0\t3 6\t3\t4 18 60\u2014:\t3 10\t9\t3\t19 4\t4 9\t1\t6 1 60\u2014.\t5 7\ta\t6\t1 10\t6 6\t4\t7 13 61\t\t6 1\tii\t\t\t*\t\t 62.\t6 T\t9\t\t\t\t\t 63\u2014.\t6 14\t2\t\t\t\t\t 64.\t7 1\t1\t\t\t\t\t 65\u2014\t7 8\t8\t\t\t\t\t 66\u2014\t6 16\t10\t\t\t\t\t 67.\t8 4\t9\t\t\t\t\t \u20228\u2014\t8 16\t5\t\t\t\t\t 69.\t9 6\t6\t\t\t\t\t 70.\t9 17\t0\t\t\t\t\t Polieios issued from £50 to £6000 Sterling.For other Tables, snoh as Bdneational, Joint Livos, Survivorships, Ao., apply to DAVID A.ROSS, Agent, Comer of 84.Peter Street and Mountain Hill.Advances made on Policies to extent of snr-render value.All eonditions most liberal and favorable to the assured.pSF* This is one of the greatest Life Insurance Institutions of Groat Britain.July 16, 1867.\t13m iser.imerr.TO LET, THAT Ftrat-Clsme Bualuaasfit - ad \u2014being the House and Promises bow occupied by Mas.H.Jacobs, in i ab> riqne Street.Apply to MCPHERSON A STRANG Nor fit Qneboe, Fob.11, 1867 **\u2022 sis *s TO LET, With possession 1st Nosember ust, THAT vary desirable t vo-story and attic Brick House, No.63, St.John Street, vithoat, now ooedE>;.ed by Mr.Klson\u2014Gee, Water, Water Closets, Ae.Applv te H.B0 DUC, Notary, 86), St.John Street, vithoat.QAebcc,^pt.35; 1866.« 1 s \u2022 \u2022 TO LET, THOSE flmt-elsuM fire-proof Vault# No.1, Sault-au-Matelot Street, for many years oeenpied byj.K.Boswell, Esq ; also, those first class new Stores, Ne.1, Notre Dave Street.Apply to thos.mcoonnell.Lover Tovn Mask et.Quebec, March 7,1865.RIMMELS Elegant Novelties & Choice Perfumery.SOLS AQBim FOB QUKBIC : MESSRS.J.MUSSON & CO., CHEMISTS, Ao., BUADE STREET, Sold by all Respectable Perfumers : IF*.I HUE HUE iHSlLj\u2019S Perfumes for the Handkerchief, Ottawa & Rideau Forwarding OOMI'A-TVY'.MONTREALJÎND QUEBEC.THE Powerful Tug Steamer «\u2018CHAMPION\u201d vill, until farther notice, be placed on tho above route for the purpose of TOWING SHIPS, BARGES, RAFTS, Ac.Will bo prepared to leavo Montreal on WBD-NESDY MORNING, May 8th.For Ratos, Ao , apply to GEO.HEUBACH, Canal Basin, Montreal.W.D.WADDELL, 1 Agent, V Quebec.J May IS, 1867\ttf For Sale or to Let, ÉÜà With immediate possession, if required : THAT first-rate Fire Brick HOUSE, on tho Beaaport Rend, half a mile from Dorchester Bridge, containing sixtooon rooms, newly painted and papered throughont Also, Coaeh-honso, Stables, Garden, and about throe aeres of land.Torma litoral.Apply to P.LbROSSIGNOL, St.Vallier Street, St Sanveur.Or te\tF.LANGLOIS, N.P.Oet.29, 1867.\tSotmayl BONUSES EVERY _THREE YEARS ! ! ! mnVQ I TOYS I * 33! \u201cX* X\\F jffk.\t*uiiJ 1 Auiu 1 1 FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY IF\u2014 Ce X CAPITAL, - ANNUAL PREMIUM INCOME, -\tJ&S9*>00,000.NEARLY $1,000,000! The Number of Shareholders Exceed Five Hundred.HEAD OFTTOKr UPPER 8ACKVILLE STREET, DUBLIN, IRELAND.CHIEF OFFICE,\tCHIEF OFFICE, IT and 18, CornUUI, London.\t08, Oeorgc Street, Edinburgh, Srotland.it HEAD Corner of St.OFFICE FOR \"DOMINION\u201d Francois Xavier and St.Sacrament Streets, M03VTREAL.T O Y S ! ! ! WILLIAM HICKMAN, A.R.TIST IN ORNAMKNTAL HAIR forLadloe* and Gentleman's WIGS, together vith Water-Fall# Braid Plats, Carls, Moustaches, Beards.\u2014also,\u2014 HAIR CURLING and DRESSING, in the latest style.Has just received a full supply of Fanoy Goods, Perfumery, Toys and Musical Instruments, for Christmas and New Year\u2019s Presents No.1, St.JoaejcH Street, Upper Town.PIANO-FORTES for Sale and to Lot, In rooms aoove.Deo.14, 1867.\t2m John Obinb Woodhoubb, Esq., 82, Pembroke Road, Dublin ; Omeath Park, Co.Louth ; Portado\u2019.rn, Co.Armagh : Kerrykeel, Co.Armagh and Down,\u2014Chairman.Robxbt Cbavbx Wadk, Esq., Conebraney, Cross-keale, County Meath, and Saokvi le Ftrest Club, Dnblin, J.P for Counties Meath and Wicklow,\u2014Director Scottish Amicable Life Office.Cxablks Going Malonb, Esq., Merchant, Stephen Street and George Street, Dublin ; Cburcbtown Lodge, Dnndrum, Coonty Dublin.\u2014Director Commeroial Gas Company.FEAT DIVISION OF PROFITS EVERY THREE HAVE NO Kaq., Alderman, Merchant, 18, Upper Saokrille Street, Dublin,\u2014 Vice-Chairman.Ibwink Smith Wiiittt, Esq., 6, Wellington Road, Dublin,\u2014Director Government Prisons.Bbrnabd Coynb, Esq., 27, Waterloo Road, Dublin ; J.P.for Co Mayo.Jbffkrt Martin, Esq, 2, Clarinda Park, Fast Kingstown, Dublin, and Cnrraghm re, Bal linrobo, County Mayo ; J.P.for Co.Mayo.Robrrt Conwav Hubi.t, Esq., Bridge House, and GlendufT, Tralee ; J.P.for Co.Kerry.David Richardson Goodlattk, Esq , Merchant.U R E S .YEARS TO HOLDERS OF POLICIES WHO LOSSES.PREMIUMS will be MODERATE The Company do not advocate high Premiums, but looalities or Manufaetories may justify.Lotts* '«ill b* promptly and folly met on adjust mtnt, without rtfertnoe to Losses by LIGHTNING and loss or damage by EXPLOSION OF GA insured made good.JOHN INNES, Esq., Ifanagsr.charged according as the Home Office.AS within the premises liberal dealings conformity with pit* The unprecedented success of the ETNA in Great Britain, owing to its with the public, entitle it to a fair share of support from the Canadian public.N.B.\u2014The above Company have Invested la Oantdian Government Bonds, in the Provincial Act, and have ebtained the License of the Minister of Finance to do business in Canada, and aro now prepared to take risks on most favorable terms.T.W.GRIFFITH, Manager for Canada, Corner of St.Fransois Xavier and St.Sacrament Streets, Montreal.AD.Or.TOUR AIVGE ATI, GENERAL AGENT, St.Peter Street, Quebec, (next to the \u201c Union Bank.\u201d) Ncv.23, 1867.MUTUAlfLI^^SSMANCE0J(MPANY, ESTABLISHED 1840.The Entire Profits in this Society belong to the Policy Holders.CHIEF OFFICE,\u201471, King William Street, Mansion House, London TRUSTEES.THE RIGHT REV.THE BISHOP OF MORAY AND ROSS, VISCOUNT KIRKALDIE,\tI\tJAMES TRAILL.Esq., JOHN LEDGER, Esq.,\t|\tSIR JOHN T.TYRELL.BART., J.R.S.PHILLIPS, Esq.,\tI\tW.M.TDFNELL, Esq.OIIUEOTOI* GEORE ASIILTN.Feq,\tI\tWILLIAM PHELPS, Esq., W.W DUFEIKLD, Esq,\t|\tJOHN PIKE, Esq., J.W.KGEKTON GREHN, Eaq.,\tHENRY T PRINSüP, E»q., GEORGE T.HARRIS, Esq,\t|\tMAJOR SKINNER, R.A , JOHN JAMES, Esq.,\tI\tCHARLES II.SMITH, Esq., JOHN W.LAY, Esq.,\t|\tJAMES TRUILL.Esq , JOHN LEDGER.Egq,\tI\tW.M.TUFNKLL, Esq, J.OXLY PARKER, E»q.,\t|\tEDWARD WHITE, Esq.MLEOICJA.U OFFICERS.J.W.OGLE, Esq, M.D.,\t|\tH.F.SMITH, Fsq, M.D.B A IV re\t8 .Mibms.WILLIAM DEACON A CO., Bibchin Link, Tbb London and County Bank.Messrs.SPARROW, TUFNKLL Sc CO., Chelmsfobd.SOIaICJITOKS.Messrs.HOOKE A STREET, 27, Lincoln's Inn Firlds.Messrs.GEPP it YELKY, Chelmsford.EDWARD BUTLER, Secretary.I H IV G-IDLATVG, cakes in a FLOWER OF FLOWERS, Alexandra, Prince of Wales, Jockey Club, Guards, Kivtl-Hw&, a Chinese Perfume, in a neat silk box ; Cupid\u2019s Tears, in a handsome moi roan tique box ; \u2022' Sweet Honrs,\u201d a watch shaped scent bottle.Rimmsls\u2019s Toilet Vinegar, To supersede Eau-de-Cologne, for all toilet and sanitary purposes.Patent Pellucid Glycerine Soap, containing 30 per cent of Glycerine.The Travellers' Soap, 26 transparent box.Rimmel\u2019* Perfamed Almanacs, for 1868.Kimmei\u2019s Perfume Vaporiser, for purifying the air in apartments, bail-roums, theatres, Ac.Riromel\u2019s Rose-Water Crackefs.Kimmei\u2019s Perfumed and Illuminated Valentines.Special Representatives in United Statee and the Dominion of Canada :\u2014 MESSRS.EDWIRO GREEV S CO.34, VKfiKY 9TRKET, NEW YORK.Deo.17, 1867.\tsept.6, ly HOTIGE.THK Publie ara hereby notified that tha basinets heretofore curried on by Mr.HENRY KNIGHT.Tailor.No.22, Palace Street, wiU be eontinned on and after MONDAY, the 16th instant, by the undersigned, in the same premises, whets a Choice and Assorted STOCK will be kept constantly on band.In soliciting the patronsge of the public, the undersigned deems it but necessary to state, to secure a liberal share of the same, that the business will be carried on under the Immediate superintendence of the former proprietor, whose experience and ability are too well known to need comment.K.KNIGHT.Pt.1867.\ttf CANADA BRANCH\u2014MONTREAL.BOARD OF DIRECTORS WALTER SHANLEY, Esq , M.P.P., Chairman.DUNCAN MACDONALD, Esq.,\tGEORGE WINCKS, Esq, W.H HINGSTON, Esq., M.D., L.RC.S.SOLICITORS\u2014Msssrs.ROSE A RITCHIE.MKDICAL ADVIfiBR\u2014W.II.HINGSTON, Esq., M.D.The entire profit* of thie Society belong to the Poliey holders, who are PROTECTED from all LIABILITY by the deed of Settlement.Annuities and endowments granted on advantageous terms.Advances made on approved security in oonneetion with Life Polioies.Every information to be bad on application to any of the Society's Agents in Canada, or to T.W.GRIFFITH, Manager and Secretary.HEAD OFFICE FOR THE DOMINION OF CAN ADA\u2014Corner tit.Francois Xavier Street, Montreal.AJD.Q - TOUR A.TVOEA.U, GENERAL AGENT, QUEBEC.Nov.23, 1867.THE \" HOME\u201d INSURANCE COMPANY, CHANGE Union Forwarding and Company.OF TIME.Railway UPPER OTTAWA ROUTE, Consisting of tbo following Fint-Claas Steamers ANN SISSON\t\t\t.Capt.\tBooxus, EMERALD\t\t\tLkitob, ALLIANCE\t\t\tM\tFisdlat, OREGON\t\ta\tHtLUASD, SNOW-BIRD\t\t«#\tTombs, JASON GOULD\t\tu\tOvsbuax, PONTIAC \t\t66\tDeogam, PEMBROKE.\t\tit\tCorvssrrs, CALUMET\t\tu\tBlokdim.ROOMS TO LET, TWO or Three Gentlemen can be accommodated with LODGINGS with or withoot Breakfast, in a convenient locality in the Upper Town.Apply at this office.Quebec, March 23, 1864.NOTICE.ooïfc»y\u2019» imi-u & lomtPiiLS On and aftor September 1st (and until further notice,) the steamer \u201d Ann Sisson\u201d will leave Aylmer every day, for the Upper Ottawa, at 7 a.m., eonneeting with the \u201c Alliance\u201d nt head of Railroad at 11, touching at Arnprior, Sand Point, Bristol, Bonnechere, Farrell\u2019s Wharf, Gould\u2019s Wharf, and Portage du Fort, arriving a 2 p m Stages nill leave Goald\u2019s Whirl immediately after arrival of the \u201c Alliance\u201d for Cobden, connecting with steamer \u201c Jason Gould,\u201d and arriving nt Pembroke same evening.The M Pontiac\u201d leaves Pembroke at noon on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays for Des Joachims, calling at all intermediate ports, returning Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, leaving at 6 a m., connecting at Pembroke with steamer \u201cJason Gould,\u201d which leaves Pembroke Landing at 1 p m., and arriving at Pbrtage du Fort same evening.The steamer \u201c Alliance\u201d leaves Portage da Fort every morning at 7,30 a.m., railway time, touching at Gould\u2019s Wharf, Farrell\u2019s Wharf, Bonnechere, Bristol, Sand Point and Arnprior, NEW HA.VEN, CONN.PAID UP CAPITAL,.$1,000,000 And in Publie Ponds and National Bank Stock, $1,371,616, to 1st January last.Chartered by tho Government of Canada, Having deposit of $50,000 in the Office of the Receiver General.Recommended by the prinoipal members of the Canadian Parliament, of both origin!.Has 1,000 agents, extending from New Orleans to Halifax.WITH RECEIPTS OF 55,000 DPEIEt DA.Y ! The public buildings at Ottawa, the Parlia-Hent House, at Quebec, the \" Gesu\u201d Church at j Montreal, and the Lunatio Asylum at Beauport, are amongst other institutions, assured In this Ccmpany.Policies issued to the hour by the local agent, and claims promptly settled either by the local I or general agent, as the case may be.This Company has paid, within the spnee cf 24 hours, $102,000, in connection with the great | fire at Portland in 1865,\u2014and after sine months\u2019 operation in the distriot of Quebec, nearly $30,000 at Leris and elsewhere, within fifteen days after the conflagration.Statement of premiums received and losses paid : Premiums received.Losses Paid.Why Does Tour Hair Fall Off?For wont of proper Nourishment and Stimulating Properties.WOODS* QUININE, CANTUARADINE AND ROSEMARY HAIR CREAM, supplies those deficiencies, and causes the Hair to grow on parts that have been bald for many years ; is dory cooling and refreshing in use ; it cleans the ÿead, and stimulates tbo roots, producing uxurtant growth of Hair in an incredibly short space of time.Sold in bottles at 50c.each.WOODS\u2019 DANDRUFF POMADE, for removing Scurf or Dandruff, Ao , Ac.Never known to fail This Preparation should be used prior to the Hair Cream in all cases where dandrnff exists Sold in Pots, 25c.each.DO YOU V* ISH A GOOD SET OF TEETH White and Sound Teeth may be ensured using WOODS\u2019 AREKA-NUT TOOTH PASTE which is the best and cheapest preparation yet discovered for preserving the tenth, rendering them beautifully white by removing tartar, Ao.: without injuring tho enamol.It prevents tooth ache, purifies the gums, and sweetens the breath by impnrting a most agreeable odour.Sold Pots, st 26c each.Sole Proprietors, W.WOODS, Family and Dispensing Chemist, 45, Bedford Street, Ply 'THK Undavelgwafi beg to Inform taelr Customers that they have elosed their Establishment in Arthur Street, and that their entire STOCK has bean removed into their New Store, NUN\u2019S BUILDINGS, Peter Street, where from tSis data their business wilfbe carried oil.iMoCALL, 8H2HTO A Ç0.Quebuu, Aag.1,1866 ARB a oafs and reliable remedy In all diteases of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels.They are no Qsusck Medicine, puffed up by high sounding testimonials from imaginary people, but are oonn#ctiDg wjth the \u201d Ann Sisson\u201d at Pontiac the result of forty years\t»t noon.Passengers roach Ottawa st 4 p.m.physician, and their extraordinary sueeesi is due \u2022* \u201c\t»\t_\t, .to the fact that they answer exactly their name.1 The steamer \u201d Calumet\u201d leaves Havelock on The formula from which they are prepared, is Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6 a.m.; returning, based on sound, scientific prlnoiplos, and bas ro-\tchapeau Village on Mondays and Fridays 1 eeived the anquallfiod approbation of the medseul\t\" Crofeeeum.They do not profess to be a cure all, at 2 p.m.ut fer all diseases arising from any derangement of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels, they furnish an effeotnal remedy.We have In our possession, .over one hundred testimonials from physielans Point 1 p.m.; and on the down trip who have used them in their practice and highly Point at tf a.m.approve of U tin.\t1 Passengers for Des Joachims 1850.$37,689.30\t$38.786.20 1861\t.81,230.00\t46,190.63 1862\t.168,389.94\t92,130.39 1863.256,973.55\t160,414.30 \\8bA.470,473.78\t278,488.00 1865\t.773,81 J 61\t451,292.96 1866\t.1,474,406.13\t1,128,394.29 Leaving a surplus of close on one half million, as tho earnings of this year alone.The prinoipal Office for the district of Quebec, is situate on the corner of St.At toine and 8t.Peter Streets.J.G.BARTIfE, Agent.Deo.10, 1867.NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE la hereby given, that application will be made at the approaching Sessionof Parliament of the Province of Quebec, for tha purpose of amending the Act of Incorporation of tho Town of Leris.Levis, Nov.11,1367.A connection is made daily with the Brockville and Ottawa Railway on the up trip at Sand the down trip at Sand leave Ottawa FRESH CARAQUETTE OYSTERS, (THE LAST CATCH,) AH genuine Pills are Sugar-Coated and put up in boxes containing 25 Pills.J.E.Burke, and K.McLeod, Agents, Quebe S.J.Fose A Co., Sherbrooke, 0.8., Soto pri alors.July 24, 1867.\tIt* every Monday, Wednesday snd Friday.For further particulars, spply at the Office of the Company at Ottawa or Aylmer.R.S.CASSELS, President.Aug.39, 1867 Z.BÉCUE A CO., 8, Champlain Street, Lower Town.^ For Sale wholesale and by the half bnshel Dec.17, 1867.\tImp month, England.Sold by Messrs.Canada.Nov.12, 1667.MUSSON A CO., Quebec K'oi- ©ale, AN ELIGIBLE LOT In Laehevrotlere Street, 40 x 96 feet, near the Convent, with the framo of a new Wooden Building and Stone Foundation thereon.Terms to suit purchasers Apply to H.N.BOWEN, N.P-, I®.St.Peter Street Aug 22.1367.MOTVTREAL Ocean Steamship Com\u2019y 1867.WINTER 1868 PatMngert Booked to Londonderry or Liverpool.RETURN TICKETS GRANTED AT REDUCED RATES.CIII1MJUS ! DRIED WITURIUOWEBS11 JUST RECEIVED, l*sttge and complete assortment of DRIED NATURAL FLOWERS and GRASSES, done up la Uenndanfi Flat Bouquets, Hand\tda, Breast\tdo, Tablets, Tableaux, Crosses, Gross Bouquets, Wreath».\u2014ALSO,\u2014 A large assortment of FLOWER BASKETS For Balsa JOHN S BOWEN, Apothecaries\u2019 Hall, Baude Street, Quebec.Dee.27, 1867.\tdec.9 THIS Company*# Line Is composed of the following FIRST CLASS STEAMSHIPS ABYSSINIAN,.3009 tons.Building.EUROPEAN.3000 tons.Building.A GREAT SACRIFICE \u2014or\u2014 SLEIGHS! SLEIGHS!! SLEIGHS ! ! 1 THE undersigned hege to Inform his friends, and the publie in general, that he has opened a new Show Room, St.John Street, next door to Mr.Morgan\u2019s Mnsio Store, where he is selling out his large Stock of SLEIGHS, under Cost Price.P.W.MoKNIGHT, Coach Builder.Deo.7, 1867.BXJŸ YOUR TÜ-A.\u2014DfSSOT rsOM\u2014 THE IMPORTERS.TEA! TEAjiTEl!!! THE MONTREAL TEA COMPANY fi» Hospital Street, Montreal, having just imported a large quantity of Green and Black Teas, beg to call the attention of the Trade, Hotel Proprietora and large Establishments generally, to their list ef prices.Bayers of Chests aad Boxes ef Tea wUI save money by getting it direct through the Importers.All orders for small boxes and cheats, carriage free to any Railway Station in Canada.Bayers living beyond RaUway Stations will please send Post Office Order, or enclose notes.The carriage will be paid to the nearest station, where there are express offices.Tea will be forwarded immediately on receipt of the order by mail con taining money, or the money enn be collected on delivery by express man.Cash collected in Montreal free of charge, and Tea forwarded for the same.Original packages Black Tea weigh i chest about 60 lbs.Chests do 90 to 100 lbs.Green Tea from 60 to 80 Vbs.Teas not mentioned In advertisement can be had equaUy cheap.The Company are determined to take a stand in the Montreal market ; every article may therefore be depended on as to quality and weight.TEA.COMMON CONGOU, Broken Leaf, Strong Tea,.$0.46 FINE FLAVORED NEW SEASON, do_ 0.56 EXCELLENT FULL FLAVORED, do,.$.76 SOUND OOLONG.«45 RICH FLAVORED, do,\u2014.0.60 VERY FINE, do do,.-b JAPAN,.-.0.8 3 VERY FINE do,.0.75 BIlACK AUSTRIAN,.2700 NESTOR I AN,.2700 PERUVIAN,.2600 MORAVIAN,.2660 HIBERNIAN,.2434 NOVA SCOTIAN,^.2300 BELGIAN,.2200 NORTH AMERICAN,.\\I8d DAMASCUS,.1300 Capt Alton.Dation, Ballon tine Wylie.Broom.Aird.Graham.Smith.Watts.Carrying the Canadian and United State* Mails.Sailing from LIVERPOOL every THURSDAY, and from PORTLAND every SATURDAY, ealling at Loch Foyle to receive on board and land Mails and Passengers from and to Londonderry.Dates of Sailing aro as follows :\u2014 FROM PORTLAND.BELGIAN, Saturday, December 21 et, 1867 AUSTRIAN,\t\u201c\t«\t28th,\t« HIBERNIAN, \u201c January 4th, 1868.NOVA SCOTIAN, \u201c\t«\t11th,\t\" MORAVIAN,\t**\t«\t18th,\t\u201c NESTORIAN,\t«\t«\t26th,\t\u201c And every succeeding Saturday.RATES OF PASSAGE FROM QUEBEC TO LOVDOVDSnST OS LITSSrOOL.Cabin.\u2014$76,60 and $86,60 according to accommodation.Steerage.\u2014$31.Berths not secured until paid for.An experieneed Surgeon carried on each vessel.For further particular* apply to ALLANS, RAE k CO., Agents.1867.GREEIST\tTEA.TWAÿKAY, Common.$0.38 FINE, do,.0.56 YOUNG HYSON,.».0.60 FINE do.- 076 SUPERFINE and VERY CHOICE,.\t1.00 FINE GUNPOWDER.0.85 EXTRA SUPERFINE do.-.1.0 Reductions made to bnyers ef Five Chests and upwards.pST MONTREAL TEA COMPANY, 6, Hospital Street, Montreal.Aug.30.1867.^TFOgyV I0UR LIVE STOCK ! Incorporated by the Legislature of Conneotieut with a Chartered Capital of $500.000 ! ftSF $100,000 has been depocited with Comptroller as Seonrity for Policy-holders.THE HAHTEORD LIVE S70CK INSURANCE COMPANY ISSUES Policies on L1VK STOCK «gains* loss by Death, Theft, the hasard of Transportation, or all combined, at reasonable rates, based on an English experience of over fifty years.OFFICE, 258, MAIN ST., HARTFORD, CONN.E.N.KELLOGG, President GEO D.JEWETT, Vice-President D.B.Wflirrtx, Secretary.Agents in all principalities and towns.QUEBEC BRANCH OFFICE, 30, John Street WM.W.SNAITH, Agent Dec.6, 1867.BY ROYAL COMMA NO JOSEPH GILLOTT\u2019S CELEBRATED STEEU JP U IV S - Sold by all Dealers throughout tho World.Oct 18, 1867.\tly-lo Royal School for Daughters of Officers of the Armv.Under the Patronage of Rer Majesty the Queen.President,\u2014H.R.H.The Duke of Cambridge, K.G., Ao.Chairman of Committee,\u2014Major-General A.J.Lawrence, C.B.Hon.Secretaries,\u2014Lieut Col.Sir Robert An*-truther, Bart M.P.; Rev.S.Jenner, M.A.The object of this Institution is to provide at the lowest possible cost * food, practical and religious education for the orphan or other Daughters of Officers of the Army and Royal Marines on Full or Half Pay, or who may have died in the Service.The ages of admission are from Ten to Fifteen.The Education given includes English, Geography History, Chronology, and Composition; Arith-metio, Writing, Drawing, French, German, Music, Deportment and Dancing.Pupils elected by votes of subscribers are required to pay only £12 per annum, and a limited number are admitted without election, nt the discretion of the Committee, on payment of £50 per annum.There are at present 69 Pupils in the School 27 of whom are Daughters of Officers of the late East Indim Army.The number of applications for admission are most pressing, many of these the Committee have been compelled, solely from want of funds, to reject.They therefore earnestly appeal for aid to carry ont to its desired extent tnis new established Institution.Donations and Subscriptions will be thankfully received by any of the following Offieers, who have kindly consented to act as Honory Corresponding Secretaries, and from whom may be obtained the Rules and Regulations of the School.Major 0.Wilkinson, Invalid Department, Squire\u2019s Hall, Simla, India, Captain E.M.Norie, Brigade Major, Thayetmyo, India, Major F.B.Forster, 6th Fusiliers, Feroseporo, India, Captain H.D Nightingale, 46th Reglmont, Poonah, India, Major Hume, Staff Corps, Barielly, India, Captain A.C.Forster, Ceylon Rifles, Colombo, Ceylon, Captain Twynam, 15th Hegiment, Gibraltar, Major C.W.Grange, Rfcyal Canadian Rifles, Kingston, Canada.By Order, G.W.FORSTER, Under Secretary Office :\u2014*2, C^^ur Street, London.-lu 1, 1867\t__________12 If N O T I C E IS hereby given» that application will be mode at this session of the Parliament of the Dominion of Canada, by the Directors of tbe Quebec Bank, for an extension of the Charter and amendments thereto.Dec.6, 1867.6w 3^JT O T X C 3E3 IS hereby given, that application will be made to the Legislature of the Province of Quebec, at its approaching Session, for such aincbd-inents to the Act Twemy-third Victoria, Chapter Seven\u2019y, as will enablo tho Congregation of ST.MATTHEW\u2019S FREE CHAPEL, in the City of Quebec, to enlarge tho said Chapel, snd to provide a Sunday School Room.\t* Nov 29, 1H67.NOTICE.rm C.T.SAMSON, recently arrived from Paris, whoro he has completed his medical studies, has opened hii Office at 33, Craig Street, St.Roch\u2019s.1 ept.24, 1867.TO LET, ROOMS and OF-FIOK8, No.14» Ilaldi mnnd Street, Cape HEBERT A ANCTIL, Notaries, 13, St.Joseph Street, Upper Town.Deo.5, 1867.\ttf DiOTIlCI NOTICK Is hereby given, lhat appllea tion will be made at the approaching Session of the Leg siature of the Provinee of Qnebee, in the Dominion of Canada, for an Act to ineorporatc the QUEBEC CURLING CLUB.Not.28, 1867.\t2m 2o HOODS' COM IMS, AN INVALUABLE REMEDY FOR Coughs, Colds, Uearsouess, Lose of Yolee, Influenxa, Bronchitis, Tightness of tho Chest* Asthma, Consumption, and Affections of the Pulmonary Organs generally* Why suffer from the above dietreesing complainte, when this extraordinary Medicine tettl afford immediate relief, a* proved In thousand* of instnnees for many Winters past.The remedial effects of this Medieine aro based on entirely new prlneiples, there being several Foreign plants used in its preparation unknown to general practitioners.It nets freely as an expectorant, and relieves the most violent Congh by a single dose.Its peculiarly beneficial influence, in eases of Asthma, is truly astonishing, producing a ireo action of the lasgs where the greatest difficulty of breathing has been felt \\ that those who have been nnsble to lay their heads low on tho pillow fer many years, aro able to do so with impunity after taking two or three doses of this Congh Linetus.The namerons imitations of this Medieine compel the proprietor to warn the publie in having no other Congh Medicine palmed upon them when Woods\u2019 Cocoa Li.nctcs is is asked for, as they are snre to be disappointed, there being no other Medioine which can act as a substitute.Testimonisls are constantly being received by the Proprietor of cures effected by this Congh Linetus, in Chest and Lang Complaints, after médical aid has been of no avail, and in nnme-rous instnnees, the early stsgee of oonsnmption are arrested and ultimately cured by its use.Sold in bottles at36«.and 90e.each.Sole Proprietor, W.Woods, Family and Dispensing Chemist, 45, Bedford Street, Plymenth, England.May be had of all Chemists, Ae.Sold by Messrs.MUSSON A CO., Qnebee, Canada.Nov.12.1867.GOVERNMENT HOUSE, OTTAWA, Tuesday, the 24th day of December, 1867, rsxsniT : HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR GENERAL IN COUNCIL.ON tbe reoommemUttlon of tbe Honorable the Minister of Customs, and under and in virtue of the authority given and conferred by the Aet passed daring tbe present session of tbe Legisls-ture, intituled : \u201d An Act respecting the Customs,\u201d Hit Excellency In Conseil hti been pleased to make the following regulation : REGULATION.\u201c In addition to the Warohoasln* Ports men-tiened in the Act passed daring tbe present session of the Psrliament of Ctnada.and intituled : ' An Act respecting the Cast; ms,\u2019 the Ports mentioned in the annexed lists aad being In the Provinoee of Ontario, Qneboe, Nova Beotia and Now Brunswick, and which are now Warehons-ing Ports in those Provinces respective y, shall be and they are hereby continnrd a« such Warehousing Ports, and are hereby declared to be se accordingly.\u201d WM.H.LEE, Clerk Privy Council.ONTARIO.Amherstborg Bytown Brantford Chatham, Chippawa Cornwall Cram she Clifton Darlington Dover.Dana ville Dandae Guelph, OakriTe, Oehawa Paris Picton Queenston Sarnia Sank St Marie Stratford Trenton Whitby Windsor Woodstock.QUEBEC.Amherst, Magdalen Islands, Coaticook New Carlisle.NOVA SCOTIA.Halifax, Amherst Annapolis Antigtnish Ariohac Baddotk Barring-on Passage Bear River Bridgetown Canning (in Corawalls) Digby Kelly Cove, (Great Braa\u2019dOr) Grysboro Harbor Bridgewater in La Haie Liverpool Lnounburg Mahons Bay Margaret» ville North Sydney Picton Port Gilbert ** Hawksbury \u201d Hood \u201c Medwsy Pngwath Ragged Islands Saint Anne\u2019s Saint Peter\u2019s Sydney Tatamagonohe Wallace Weymouth, Windsor, Yarmouth.NEW BRUNSWICK.Bathnnt Bnctonohe Campbell ton Welehpool Caraqnette Chatham Dalhonsie Kdmonstone Fredericton Grand Falls Monoton New Cast's Riohibuoto Sackrille Shed lee St Andrews\u2019 St Goorge St John's St Stephen\u2019s Andover West Isles Woodstock.Jan.3.1868.UNION BANK THE \u201c GIA.LfiL.OWA.Y\u201d PATENT TAPER TUBES STEAM BOILERS.THESE TUBES are now being used almoet universally in England in the soustraction of titeam Boilers, haring either oxs or two flues.They ostArLT soosc Miss TBS rum., impro tbe circulation, and crease the power of boiler.They are srstuLLT adapted for introduction into old boilers, and are made | with such an amount of j taper as to allow of this i being easily done.These Taper Tn be have been in use upwards of 16 years, aad abov 30,000 aro now nt work, and tho demand ie drily increasing.They can be fixed by*any boiler maker, bnt can on'y be obtained from the Patentees, who LOWER _CANADA.NOTICE Is hereby given lhat a DIVIDEND on the CAPITAL STOCK of the BANK, for the entrent ha\u2019f-year, at the rate of EIGHT PER CENT.PER ANNUM, has been dee'ared and will be prid at the Offices of the Bank here aad at Montreal, on and after THURSDAY, the second day ef January next.\u2022 The Shares Trsarfer Bo-.k will be closed from tho fifteenth to tbo last days of December, Including both days.By Order of the Board, W.DUNN.Cashier.British Colonial Steamship Company, * [LIMITED.] STEM FROM LONDON TO CANADA* OTTAWA, ST.LAWRENCE, THAMES, 1414 Tons, F.Archer, Cem\u2019r.13tf8, do, J.James, d0.1376, do, J.Pinkerton, do.THK Company** Steamers ere Intended to bo employed regularly in the Canadian Trsde daring the season ef 1868, and to be despatched from London as follows :\u2014 Thursday, 23rd January, for Portland, Thursday, 20th February, for Tort'and.Thursday, 19th March, for Halifax A Portland.Thursday, 16th April, for Quebec A Montreal, and every alternate Thursday thereafter daring will farnish full particulars and list of firms using | tjj# Season.For Freight or Passsgo, the tubes, on application W.A G.GALLOWAY * SONS, ENGINEERS à BOILER MAKERS, MAKOBSSTSS.Makers of all kinds of Steam Engines Machinery, Mill Gearing, Boilers, Ae., Ae.Aug.22, 1867.\t26 lo apply to TEMPERLEYS CARTER * DARKE, Brokers, 3, White Linn Court, Lotdoa GILLB8PIE, MOFFATT A CO.Agents, Montreal.ROSS A 00., DK.11, 1867.Ageftts, Qnebee.tf mxæ fiiors.wii'sc.i CJ£lXC.OI \u2022TATV tT^Llt V |{5\t188M.NEW ADVERTISEMENTS «0 OLD ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED IN THIS UST.Country KmUmo* for\tU Ulri.American Iqtoîom\u2014B 9.M.Bomchette.(Tlajed MoltMM\u2014Gibk, Laird A Bo*i.French Boa Boee\u2014W Mo William.Mould*,\tdo.Notice,\t> do.Partnership DUaoIred\u2014L B Teeehereau and W Oce.\u2019ov.Sheriff\u2019s Sale\u2014J Richard.' Two Hooses for Sale or to Let\u2014Loait Leuard.Batahelor\u2019s Hair Rye.Quebec News Repot\u2014G ¦ Holiwell A Co.Two Rooms Wanted.THB CHRONICLB is (hr tale at Mr.Roll-well's, oppoeiU the Post Offioe ; Mr.Miller\u2019s, Peter Street ; Mr.Barn's, John Street, without ; Mr.Gale's, George Street ; George Pierce'», Dominion News Depot, Piesoott Gate Steps ; and at Mrs.Wecsley's, Poet Office, Sooth Quebec.WOODS\u2019 C0U6H LINCTUS ! All XJITAltFaBLB ABMKXNT for Coaghs, Colds, Hoarseness, Loss of Voice, Inffnensa, Bronchitis, Tightness of the Chest, Asthma, Consumption, and Affections of the Pulmonary Organs generally.Sold by MESSRS.MÜSSOS à CO.Quebec.Jan.10.\t« «gHotning Chronicle.QLEBEC, JANUARY 15, 1868.We published yesterday, among our local items, the result of a meeting held by the Quebec Medical Society.To day, we republish this precious resolution, in order that our citizens might carefully peruse it and think over the consequence*.It reads as follows :\u2014 At a meeting of this Society, held on the 11th instant, the following resolution was unanimously adopted, inSsr alia ( The Life of the Duke of Kent in Canada,\u201d this evening, at the rooms of the Society, Masonic Hall, as advertised in other columns.Poucs Cocbt.\u2014Yesterday, in this Court, Antoine Dufresne and Vital Jalbert wereoom-mitted to the Coart of Queen's Bench for trial, on an alli*ged charge of stealing several bars of yellow metal from the work-shop in Messrs.Valin cr does not attend a sitting of tbe House of which he is a member, or of some Committee thereof, provided tbe House sits on such a day ; but each day during the Session, after the first on which the member attends as aforesaid, on which tnere Uas been no sitting of such House in consequence of its having adjourned over such day, or on which the member was in tbe place where the Session was held, but was prevented by sickness from attending any sach sitting as aforesaid, shall bo reckoned as a day of attendance at such Session, and a member shall bo held to be at tbe place where such Session is held wheuever he is within ten miles of such place.\u201c That the said compensation may be paid from time to time, as the member becomes entitled to it, to tbe extent of $4 for each day's attendance as aforesaid ; but the remainder shall be retained by the Clerk of the proper House until the close of the Session, when the final payment shall be made.\u201cThat if any person is from any cause a member of either Houso for a part only ot tbe Session, then, provided he is a member for upwards of thirty days duriug this Session, he shall be entitled to the sessional allowance last mentioned, subject to the deduction aforesaid for non-attendance as a member, and also to a deduction would offer no apology to the House for submitting it at so early a stage of the Session.The Government had thought proper to move it at the present stage, however, in order to let the House know what they^thought of the resources of the country, without going into precise details on the subject, which it wonld be impossible to do at tbe moment, nor for some time, inasmach as many portions of those resources were uncertain and would continue so for months to come, until an arbitration and settlement of accounts had taken place between the Provinces of Quebec and Ontario, which would do much towards determining the amount of our immediate means and be a great ingredient in our calculations of expenditure.It was necessary that members should bo properly paid.The Government had understood this and had taken upon themselves Ihe responsibility of directing that members' travelling expenses should be paid according to the old rules, leaving it to tho House to consider the question of tho indemnity.They thought, however, it was not expedient this Session to legislate permanently on the question in view of our uncertain knowledge of the exact resonrees of tho Province.A temporary decision for the present Session might l>e come to on the subject, which would not bind the House for the future.The Government only desired this, together with a similar provision for tho Speaker, being guided at the same time by the strictest economy consistent with the dignity of the House and tho Government ot the country.They therefore proposed that the sessional allowance of members should be $6 per diem when tbe Session did not exceed thirty days, and a block or total amount of $450 when it exceeded that period.This had been considered sufficient in view of our limited resources, smaller circle, and the probable shortness of tho Session in comparison with those of tbe Federal Legislature.As he had said before the figure ter past eight o'clock\u2014 Hon.Mr.IRVINE contended that the first day of tho Session was the opening day of Parliament, and spoke at some length, iu his usual able style, citing several precedents pertinent to the subject and in support of his pretensions.Mr.BACH AND considered tho question one of considerable importance.He had already expressed his opinion on the point, aud had listened with attention to his hon.friends tbe Attorney General and Solicitor.Hu appre dated and respected tho profound legal knowledge, ability and energy of those gentlemen, but at the same time he begged to differ with them.Tbo question was whether tho opening day of tbo Session was to be regarded ns one of the fourteen clays within which petitions might be received, and, if not, when did the Session commence.For his part, he held, with many important writers on the point, that the opening day of Parliament was not to be considered as thu first day, inasmuch as no business could bo dono on that day.He cited several celebrated authorities in support of his position.Mr.HEMMING thought the question was not so clear as the Hon.Attorney General and Bolicitor General had endeavored to impress upon the Houac, and if there were room for doubt, he contended tnat the benefit of the doubt should be given to the petitioners.The whole difficulty arose on the interpretation of tho statute as to what was the first day of the meeting of Parliament.Ho believed, and some of tho highest authorities sustained the opiuion, that a Parliament was not an organised Lody, had no life or existence, until the House had elected its Speaker, before which the Crown could hold no communication with it.Ho regretted that tho Houso of Commons had not settled the question, more particularly us it was undesirable to follow out a different system, since wo had both to look to the same precedent! and authorities.Mr.CHAPLEAU said it seemed to him that members wore giving thsmselves a great deal of trouble to prove that thu fourteenth day was the fifteenth, while others were equally exercised to provo that the fifteenth day was tho fourteenth.(Laughther).Perhaps if it were th« twenty-ninth day of tho Session, members would net give themselves so mush trouble to prove that it was not the thirtieth, if it were proposed to b« so.Now, really it appeared to him that tho question was thu meaning of tho word \u201c Session,\u201d ami he took its meaning to be a sitting of the members, and the first day of the Session to be the day on which membors were sworn in and took their seats.Mr.CARTER, iu support of his motion, Axxbslpy Bat, Nov.26.Roads, piers, supplies and water form at present the chief subjects of conversation and of interest at Auuesley Bay.For more than a month there has been no addition to the fighting force, which still consists of a little under 2,000 men; but mules and camels pour daily in, aud now number many thousands.Camp life is seen under difficulties ; generally whun under canvas there are many hands to do light work, hut hero thu extreme scantiness of staff, mule-drivers, and laborers, in proportion to tho mules that have to be cared for, the supplies that must be forwarded, aud the roads that should be constructed, throws double work on each one\u2019s shoulders.Properly speaking, there are near the shore two camps\u2014one on the wharf, or bunder, at which stores aro landed ; tho other at Mill-koto, about two miles inland and on tbo road to Zoola.At tho first are stored the forage and provisions, the piles of which are weekly becoming larger and better protected from the weather.Tho second is occupied by the staff, thu ordnance, and engineer parks, and a few guards for the latter.Near Mulkote are the lines for tho mules, whose stabling arrangements are of the most primitive description.A rope, 125 yards long, is pegged down, to which 125 mules are attached by chains, or small ropes, fastened to their halters.If the animal is lethered by a chain, he will probably remain there until unloosed ; if by a rope, ho or his neighbor will often eat the fastening and give him his liberty\u2014a very poor boon as without the assistance of man he can get little to eat, nothing to drink ; he soon learns that his best policy is to surrender himself to ono of tho catching parties sent out from tbe lines, orto some Bboho, who, tempted by tbe reward of one shilling offered for the apprehension of stragglers, devotes himself to bringing in the deserters.To sleep thiough a night in Mnlkoto camp is rather a feat, as the cocks the jackals and hyenas vie which shall make I ho most noise, to say nothing of a chance mule poking his head into tho tent, or getting entangled in the ropes; but to lio in bed after daylight is impossible.With the first gleams of light servants wake their masters, or the guests of these latter, aud insist upon their swallowing tea or coffee ; then there is a general uprising ; officers call out to know each other\u2019s destination, or for their servants ar ponies.Cooking, saddling, or cleaning horses is being proceeded with, accompanied by much noise.Camels groan and growl, while tho jackals give a farewell howl, and retire from precincts in which they are no longer safe Half an hour before sunrise the majority of tho officers have canterd off to their work while the minority, ou foot or mounted, go out shooting.At 9 or 10 all return to break fast, and those who can, stay under shelter until 3 or 4, but a good many must always remain out, to see oven the most trivial of routine duties performed, ns tho ronlo drivers and laborers, If not closely watched, will abandon or dally over their tasks.From 3 until dark the camp becomes very busy ; in the morning as much work as possible has been got through; in the evening the arrangements for the next day are made.Dinner is generally taken in tho open air; after dark 3 or 4 of the officers, or civilian visitors to the camp, club their rations together.A table is, after great difficulty, procured ; each ono brings his own chair, plates, and beer, and is at liberty to praise or to grumble at the spread, according to his individual bent.There is not usually much time to sit over wine, as all feel pretty sleepy at 9 o\u2019clock, by which hour most of the camp aie in bed ; beds of coarse, vary according to taste and means, but the prevalent oue is a piece of matting placed in front of the opening of the tent, and covered with a blanket.Tho rcconnoitering party, which, under Col.Merewethcr, penetrated as far as Tokonda, has returned.They found the road, which for a great distance followed the bed of a torrent, tolerable until it approached that village ; but near this point it became only two feet in breadth, sloping at an angle of 40 degrees, and with, in some places, a perpen dicnlar descent of 300 feet upon one side of tho track.Near Tokonda itself was a small grassy plain, which would form a lovely camping ground with good water.The temperature was cool iu the day, bitterly oold at night, ranging from 75 degrees in the former to 45 degrees in the latter.The party were guided by four petty chiefs of the plain, who are at present in English pay, and were received at the crest of the table-land by an Abyssinian chief, who showed them every attention.As to our probable line of advaaev, it must bs remembered that the plateau can be reached by 3 passes frem Annesley Bay ;of these Halai is on thu right, Tokonda in the centre ; Senate is on tho left, the back being supposed to be turned to the sen.What will be our movements after wo once obtain a footing upon ths high land affords a wide field for conjecture.News has boen received from thu prisoners in Magdala.The Aboona is dead.He was the head of the Abyssinian Church\u2014a man who did not personally bear a high character, but whose loss is to be regretted, as he was an enemy to Theodore, and has been latterly friendly and useful to us.If the new Aboona, who is consecrated by the head of the Coptic Church ut Alexandria, should rouse the fanaticism of Abyssinia against us, this death might prove of political importance.A dreadful epidemic is raging iu Magdala.It has carried off nearly 100 of tho political prisoners confined there.Death takes place 6 or 8 hours after the first attack, being preceded by paralytic symptous.As yet, none of tho Europeans have suffered.\tA disease\u2014probably a fever \u2014has struck many victims among the horses and mules, more particularly at the two advanced camps.The losses as yet have been sufficiently severe to arouse attention rather than to excite fear for the future.The men on the other hand, who drink the same water aa tho animals, are uncommonly healthy.The camp at Hadoda has been raised partly on account of this sickness, but chiefly because it was out of tbe Benafo line of advance.The 3rd Cavalry (Native,) who composed it, have gone to Weeruh.Annesley Bay, Dec.I.The advance, which I said in my last letter would probably bo made upon Senafe, is now in tbe course of execution by tbo 3rd Light Cavalry, tho 10th Native Infantry, aud Major Mallet's battery of tho Mountain Train.At the risk of repeating what has been already mentioned, it is necessary to point out that throe torrents flow down from the crest of the Abyssinian plateau, and unite above Zoola to form tho lower course (now dry) of tho Hoddas, which enters tho sea at our present anchorage.The right of the three is called tbo Ali-Gaddy, tho centre the Hoddas, tho left the Sooroo, or, iu Us lower portion, the Ka-moylo stream.Tho bed of each of these torrents forms a track by which tbo ascent to the plateau may be climbed.Ths Ali-Gaddy leads to tho pass of Halai\u2014it is a route completely out of favor; tho Uaddas, to To-bouda\u2014this path Is, in ils present state, too difficult to form a line oTfcupply, bat we aro at present working to improve it; tho Sooroo, or Senafo road, is that by which our troops aro now marching.Tho chief points along tbo Scnafe road are Kamoyle, where there are good wells, Upper and Lower Sooroo, aud Karay Guddy.Kamoyle is distant 13 miles from the sea Lower Sooroo, where there is running water, 21 ; Upper Sooroo, 25 ; Rary Gaddy, 03 ; and Senafe, 62.At Karay Guddy there is again water, but between Upper Sooroo and Raray Guddy, a distance of 21 miles, none worth talking of, it ie, however, intended to ! sink wells iu Uuineafowl Plain, which is situated half-way between tho two stations.As to heights, kamoyle is 400 leet above tho sea, Upper Sooroo 1,800, Raray Guddy 5,600, and Senate 7,000.So much for statistics.Of the inarch of tho troops very little is as yet known down here.The 5th of December was the day fixed for our entry into Senate*, and nothing hn.s as yet transpired which appears likely to postpone their arrival at that point.It is said, and upon excellent authority, that Kuasa, the leading chit f of Tigre, one of the chief provinces of Abyssinia, and that nearest thu coast, is in tho immediate neighborhood of Scnafe with 7,000 men.He has aent word that Ida intentions are friendly, but Dr.Krapf, who is with our advanced guard, and who has lived for many years in the country, advises us to attach no weight to such protestations until they arc supplemented by the material gim-rantcoofnn important chief sent as hostage.No matter what obstacles and difficulties the nature of the country or the policy of local chiefs may oppose to our advance, an immédiate csUibiishment upon the crest of tho plateau has become necessary.Close to the sea we have abundance of forage landed from tbe shipping, and but a limited supply of water; at a distance from our vessels the position is reversed\u2014sufficient water can be found, but forage becomes difficult to carry.It is curious to watch the different manner iu which tho muleteers of the various nationalities depart themselves.Tho Arab drivers water their animals if they get the chance of doing it without much trouble, if they do not they will often sneak back to camp with mules which have not had a drop of liquid ; the Persians, easily distinguished by their largo frames, and by the fact that they are always mounted, will never givenp an inch of ground they have gained, or leave without having given their chargea drink ; tho Hindostani men seem equally fond of their nuimals, but not so capable of fighting their way in a crowd; while tho fow Europeans scorn to dislike tho crush, and como very early to avoid it, or appeal to somo one in authority to aid them through it.Everything has, however, an end ; tho last muleteers take off their charges ; and then comes the turn of the loose mules, whocrowd wildly to the troughs, plunge in their fevered noses, and as the pumping is always continued until they have had us much as they want, they all ultimately get enough, aud in many cases, as the dead bodiea about the tanks testify, too much.A complete telegraphic apparatus, with sappers to lay it, has come in, and we may soon expect to be in communication with the highlands.Excepta nominal shower there lias been no rain for more than a month, but I paw while rambling yesterday that tho native Shohos have commenced to plough their lands in anticipation of it.A good heavy fall would be worth a hundred thousand pounds to tho English or Indian Governments.Those Shohos aro a strange mixture.Their ground is fertile and their cattle excellent, yet their dwellings and clothing are poor in the extreme; they are anxious to get money for their labor, yet when they bring milk Into camp, they will only exchange it for rice or grain\u2014measure for measure.I saw ono of their head men the other day with a pistol of some anciont navy pattern in his bolt, of which he was evidently very proud ; upon examining it I found that it bad no flint, and that the lock was completely out of gear ; the owner then explained by an expressive pantomime that if held by the muzzle a most unpleasant blow conld be dealt with the butt.Ths headquarters wing of the 23rd have arrived; three com panics of this regiment arc to go on immediately to Senafe.Many vessels entered the bay yesterday, and are coming in this morning.A OUiniLLA WARRIOR TOR ABYSSINIA.[From the Times of India of November 29 ] Considerable curiosity was excited on board tbe Rangoon by u passenger who gavo out that he held the appointment of military commis sionor in Abyssinia to the War Office, and that ho was proceeding thither for tho purpose of entering upon his duties.He also stated, not very consistently however, that his first efforts would bo made in tbo endeavor to obtain, by personal mediation with Theodore, tho release of tho prisoners; and if those efforts failed, to raise an auxiliary force of 3000 men for the purpose of creating diversions in aid of the in vading force.The name of tho individual referred to is Major II.A.Levcsen, who is not an unknown person, for he has written two works upon his exploring expeditions in different parts of the world ; and in a letter to Lord Stanley, which appears in the last Blue Rook on Abyssinia, he signs himself \u201clate Co lonial Secretary, Lagos, West Coast of Africa.' That letter wo append, which probably indi cates tbe true purpose of his visit to Abyssi nia, though no official ropply apyears in tho Blue Book further than an acknowledgment of its receipt When tho Rangoon arrivai at Jub-el-tecr, an island in tbo Red Sea, off Massowah, tho Coromandel was found awaiting mails by tho Rangoon and also the arrival of Major Leve son, to which vessel he was transferred.He gave all to understand that ho goes unaccompanied except by servants ; and tho bearing and talk of the man certainly go to produoc the conviction that he is equal to the mission, whatever it may be, which he has in hand.We trust he may be successful, and iu the meantime wo hope to hear more of him.GREAT DISTRESS IN THIS CITY.(TV) the Editor qf the Morning Chronicle.) Sir,\u2014Permit me, through the medium of your estimable paper, to appeal to the public, tho city authorities and Government, in behalf of tbo largo and unprecedented number of unemployed, now in our city, who with their families, are reduced to tho most extreme degree of want.It is estimated that there are at least from ten to fifteen thousand who know not what to do to get food and fuel at tips very inclement season.Hunger aud cold are not only staring them in their face, but bave como upon them without a prospect of relief; audit will not surpris* mo that If during this week there be not many cases of death from starvation ami cold.It is, therefore, time for those that have the power to move in this serious matter, or we shall be disgraced by tho reproach, that while many amongst us live in affluence, starvation and death iu consequence is allowed without an effort to prevent it.What I have just assarted may, perhaps, be doubted by thoss who have not the opportunity as I have of seeing the misery existing amongst us ; but a little consideration will, I am sure, lead them to the belief of the fact.Ship-building,our only resource in tbe winter, and which has employed upwards of five thousand bauds, directly and iudirectly, has since these last three or four months been entirely suspended, in consequence of the ill-advised strike amongst the sliip-carpentcrs ; and now that tho strike is at an end even,there are but about five hundred men employed, and that at such low wages that, instead of being able to help their less fortunate fellow-workmen, they have uot sufficient for their own wants.Admitting that there are some hundreds, say five, that have left thu city to seek employment elsewhere, there are four thousand workmen, say carpenters, joiners, caulkers, sawyers, blacksmiths, laborers, painters, riggers, sailmakers, Ac., Ac , out of employment.Suppose that out of these, there are three thousand married men, the other thousand single, it is a small estimate that they have a wife aud three children, which, with themselves, make five of a family, leaving 10,000 as the number now utterly destitute, as I said before.I am sure that my estimate can bo considered to be within the mark.It may be said that these people have brought this unfortunate calamity upon themselves; but os it was only the carpenters and caulkers that struck, the others .above-namc-d cannot bo held responsible.But if they were all to blame, what does that argue?Felons of the worst grade aro not permitted to starve.They aro fed and their wants looked after.Prostitutes that bave occupied our highways, enticing others to rice, find in our jails a shelter for the winter; and shall these honest workmen, with their respectable families, be less respected than they ?Society owes to itself that something be done, and that at once.The question then arises, how is it to be done?Are we to dole out charity to people who hitherto have been above such humiliation.In some cases, and as immediate relief, it will bo necessary to do so, but something else must bo done; we do uot wont 15,000 paupers in a city of 60,000.Work must l»e found for them.To capitalists, I would say, let some manufactory bo selon foot which will tend to the prosperity of tbe city.Other towns, of insignificance compared to ours, are starting such ; let us do the same.As ship-building is the branch -that these people have been accustomed to, let a (joint-stock company be formed to build a fow ships, which, probably, from tho few that aro now building, will pay, particularly as prices are looking up.Let tho Corpoiation, by a judicious and well-advised system of improvements in the city, employ a large number.The case is urgent and exceptional, aud if they do not overstep tho bounds the laws have given them, I am sure they will be pardoned.Let the Government, by sending out two or three hundred to make tho road to Lake St.John open a communication with that part of tho country, which will, while employing tho men, be a real public benefit.Let the Harbor Commissioners, who have tbe authority to spend 300,000 pounds, and who tax tho shipping to tbo extent ot 10 or 12,000 pounds per annum, moke tbe dock that tbe trads of the port has been so long want- ' iog-\tI Let a public meeting be immediately called, to take into consideration the state of tho city.Let those who have been blessed with means, that these poor people have not, devise some mode for their relief ere it be too late.Before I conclude, permit me to say that I believe no other people in the world would have so patiently borne with their trials ; would have so long endured the sufferings and deprivations to which they have been exposed without some open d.qircdatious, that have at times thrown terror all around.Tho bread riots this winter in Devonshire me a trifling instance.This fact is greatly to the credit of our people, and ought to enlist tho sympathies of all in their favor.Yours truly, W.J.B.Quebec, Jan.Utb, 1868.BY TELEGRAPH NEW YORK MARKETS\u2014J in 14 Blocks lower.Sterling Exchange, 1091 to 110).-\tGold 411.VERY LATEST FROM EUROPE1 at 8,60 to 9,10 for super elate and weetern; 10.00 to 10,90 for oommon to choice extra slate ; 9,60 to 12,10 for common to choice extra weetern.P JE R lit ii tie* Oitlile.THE EASTERN QUESTION THE S S \u201c CHICAGO'' ASHORE NEAR QUEENSTO WN\u2014NO LIVES LOST.CORRESPONDENCE.( To the Editor qf the Morning Chronicle.) Sir,\u2014In an advertisement in your issue of this morning, under the heading of \u201c Religious Dissuasion,\u201d I am accused of bringing on a Mr.Miles Grant, from Boston, and then refusing to meet him.The facts aro these -Some months ago, I was challenged to meet Mr.Grant by several of his followers, who believe in tho annihilation of the wicked, soul and body, after tho day of resurrection, and signed a paper to that effect.It was understood on both sides that a probable contingency might prevent the discussion.That contingency has been realized by tbo Bishop of Quebec requostiug mo not to meet Mr.Grant, on the ground that such encounter would be dissonont to the character of a Minister of Christ.I have deferred to courteous request what I should not have yielded either to Episcopal judgment or authority.Mr.Grant was coming to Quebec, even if I had not engaged to meet him.He makes annually money-making tours.I have before me, in his journal, the WerM\u2019# Crisis, a programme of his tour from Boston to Montreal, and so on to Quebec.It will be seen then that the disappoint* meut to Mr.Grant's followers is not so much the result of refusal ou my part, as prevention on tho part of njy Superior and Diocesan As a free agent, I am still willing, with permission, to meet Mr.Grant ; for I do not think it would be difficult to prove to the intelligent community of Quebec how unworthy of sympathy and support is that man who would destroy all social and moral obligations by endeavoring to prove that man has no more soul than a dog, not so many lives as a cat, no more brains than a calf, consequently no better than a sheep, and that be ia born an animal, lives like a brute, and dies like a beast.I wish his followers joy with such opinions.Mr.Graut\u2019a whole reasoning is baaed on a false construction of terms in tho Hebrew and Greek language, of which ho is woefully ignorant.Samcbl Hbnry Phillips, Assistant Minister, Chapel of the Holy Trinity, Quebec.Quebec, 14th Jany., 1868.FENIAN NEWS FROM ENGLAND IRELAND.AND EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE, By Mall to the 98tla Dee.The severe weather in France is driving the wolvea from their retreats in the forests into the villages ; several have recently been shot.A paragraph in tbe French papers asserts that two Prussian ships lately arrived at Genoa with 45,000 needle guus, manufactured in Prussia for the Italian Government.Two aidea-de-campand the private secretary of the Emperor are constant attendants at tho debates on the Army Bill, a summary of the discussiou being every evening laid before his Majesty.A telegraphic despatch from Cophenbagen states that the Sound is blocked up with ice, and that several ships are In danger near Kel-singver; The communications with Sweden have been interrupted since the 20th.The Dublin papers anuounco that Earl Powis will be chairman of the Irish Education Commission, and that Lord Dunraven will be a member.Tbe sittings will commence immediately.The London committee of the Lancashire Famine Fund have decided to distribute the balance (nearly .£10,000) in their hands among the principal infirmaries aud dispensaries in this county.Tho Hon.Colonel Thesiger, eldest son of the Lord Chancellor, has accepted the appointment of adjndant-geueral to the force destined for Abyssinia, which was offered to him by telegraph, and starts ou the 2nd.The South London Press says that tho \u201c re-poitcr, sub-editor, aud editor,\" of the Beehive, Mr.Robert Hartwell, has issued an address announcing his intention to cauvass the borough of Lambeth at the next election.Tho Irish Times understands that the Right Hon.Frederick Shaw will shortly retire from the rccordership of Dublin, which he has held for nearly 40years ; and that Mr.Charles Shaw, the newly-appointed law adviser, will succeed him.It may bo interesting to many of cur readers to know that tho Bank of England willingly give! \"good money\" for all silver which has been worn smooth by fair wear and tear.If, however, the coins bear the slightest sign of Ill-usage, such aa a clot or a scratch, they of course decline to change them.The extensive cotton establishment o Messrs.W.Halliwell and Sous.at Springhead, between Oldham and Greenfield, has been destroyed by fire.The number of foreign letters sent from and received in the United States during the last twelve months was 13,100,000, tbe number of newspapers was 4,828,482.This number does not Include newspapers sent to and received from British North America.A meeting of the Chapter of Lichfield Cathedral has been held for the purpose of electing a successor to the late Bishop, Dr.Lonsdale, and Dr.Selwyn, Bishop of New Zealand, was unanimously elected.We understand the enthronement will taks place in a fortnight or three weeks.Mr.John Hannon, residing near Rathcormac, who gave evidence on the trial of a Fenian head centre, was fired at from a plantation when riding home last week.Though his hat was riddled with slugs, be received but a slight wound in the head.A shocking instance of loss of life from fire comes from Belfast.On Monday night, the 23rd, a fire occurred iu Mr.Macaulay\u2019s premises, iu Church-street, Belfast, occupied in tho manufacture of band-boxes.Mrs.Macaulay and two children died from suffocation.Sir Charles Murray, at present her Majesty\u2019s representative at Copenhagen, has been appointed British ambassador at Lisbon, and Sir Charles Wyke, who was minister in Hanover until the annexation of that kingdom to Prussia will succeed Sir Charles Murray at the court of Denmark.Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales will visit the Earl and Countess of Leicester, at Holkbam Hall, Norfolk, early in January.It is not improbable that Prince and Princess Christian will also .oin the party.Tko usual Christmas gifts of the Prince and Princess of Wales to the poor of Sandringham, aud one or two of ths adjacent villages, were distributed this week.A letter from Rome of the 16th says:\u2014-\u201cUp to the present time Rome is unusually empty of foreign visitor*, so that hotel-keepers and shop-keepers are consequently despondent.Some distinguished families are expected about Christmas, among which is that of Lord Clarendon, for whom apartments have been secured at the Europa Hotel.\u201d Sabbatarianism on tbs Cokti.nbnt.\u2014The di rector of the police at Oassel has just remind ed the inhabitants of tbe existence of the laws which order the .strict observance of the Sabbath, and which proscribe all work, cither in shops or iu the fields, sale or purchase, remain ing in cafes, Ac.Tho warehouses are to remain closed, and whore the windows are indispen sable to the lighting of tho interior, no merchandise must be exhibited.Tin Debt op India.\u2014 The dept of India stood at 34) million pouuds iu 1840, and ut 57) iu 1856.Tbe mutiny raised it to 98 millions in 1860.It may now be taken at 100 millions, or less than two years\u2019 income much smaller proportion that in any other country.Tho charge for interest has increased from £1,595,778 in 1640 to £4,482,385 in 1865\u2014a quarter of a century, Tho iu-tercet all round is thus 4) pet cent.\u2014a moderato rate for the East, considering that there imperial guarantee exists.\u2014/Viand of India, Nov.14.Robbery and Elopbmbnt.\u2014A girl named Ann Cullen, servant to Mr.M.Reilly, of Oristown, a few mornings since absconded from his houso.Ou searching his dock he discovered that 50 sovereigns had been adroitly abstracted, and he immediately communicated with the constabulary, through whose activity tho fugitive, who was accompanied by a young man from tho neighbourhood, named Alleu, was discovered at Queenstown, where preparations had been made for their immediate embarkation in one of the boats for America.Both parties were taken Into custody.\\ ikmsa, Jau.13.\u2014Despatches from the Kouth indicate that a more liberal policy is to be pursued by the Sublime Porte in the matter of the Eastern question.A decree has been issued guaranteeing not only equality of rights iu Candis, buta suspension of the collection of tithes fora period of two years.Tiuxstx, Jan.12.\u2014 The Imperial frigate Movara and her convoy have arrived [at Pola, iu Austria, with the remains of Maximilian.Qi'kikstown, Jan 13.\u2014The s.s.Chicago run ashore in a thick fog, and the vessel will probably provo a total loss.All the passengers and crew were saved.There are hopes that somo of her cargo will also be saved.Paris, Jan.12, Ev'g.\u2014Gen.Faiily, commander of the Expeditionary Corps, has asked the Emperor to permit the return of the French troops to Rome, as their quarters at Civita Vecchia and Viterbo are over-crowded.Tho ominous request has created a general feeling of uneasiness aud distrust here.Paris, Jau.13.\u2014The Jfont/«ur of this a.m.contradicts vague rumors which have been floating about, of popular disturbances in Naples, and assures its readers that perfect trauquility prevails in that city and surrounding provinces.London, Jan.13.\u2014Telegrams from Aden-announce that Gen.Sir Robert Nap 1er had arrived at Annesly Bay, tho depot of the ex pedition, on the Abyssinian coast, and immediately set out for Senafe, to place himself at the head of the British advance.Warwick Jail, where the Fenian prisoners Burke, Casey, Shaw and Mullany areawaiting trial, is occupied aud surrounded by regular troops, which were sent there by order of the Government, to guard against any attempt at a rescue.In the Queen's Bench to-day, a motion was made by counsel for the defense that the prisoners be returned to London for trial, on the ground that a bitter religious prejudice existing against the prisoners In Warwickshire wouULrender it impossible for them to obtain an impartial jury and a fair trial in that county.The motion was heard, and the judges reserved their decision.The prisoners Desmond and Alien, implicated in the Clerkonwell explosion, were again brought up to-day for examination on the charge of murder.Many witucsses were present, but the evidence given by them contains no facts of importance.Dublin, Jany.13.\u2014Papers have been found upon tho person of the prisoner Lennon which ills said exposed the whole of thejFenian leaders for future operations in Ireland Queenstown, Jany.14.\u2014The steamer City qf London has arrived.Rye flour quiet at 7,75 to 9,00.Wheat closed heavy ; receipts 1,200 bus ; sales 12,500 bus, ai 2,50 for rea Canada; 2,90 for whi;c Canada, and 2,44 for No 2 spring delivered.Rye quie*.Corn closed lower for cow ; receipts 2b,0< 0 bus; ¦ales 46,000 bus, at 1,33 for new mixed western afloat, end 1,39 for choice old do in stor -, and 1,41 for do afloat.Barley dull.Oa ¦ firm and quiet; receipts 880 bus; sales 45,0(10 bus, a^ b7)e.Pork dull and drooping at 21,t*6 to 21,12 for mess.Lard a shade firmer; sales 13 to 13)S.At 3 p m, gold olesed at 141).AMERICAN NEWS SECOND TELLER OF CITTBANK, NEW YORK, A DEFAULTER TO AMOUNT OF $400,000.GREY k ALDEN'S JEWELLERY STORE ROBBED \u2014LOSS $10,000.NO NEW CASES OF CHOLERA BOARD S.S.uL1EBERTZ.\u201d ON Havana, Jany.11.\u2014The sickness which has recently prevailed to a considerable extent among the negroes is vanishing.Santa Anna is secretly making preparations to send an expedition to Yucatan, consisting of 4,000 men.The Samana and St.Thomas negotiations awaken hopes that Cuba\u2019s turn will come next.New Yorx, Jany.13\u2014It appears there was no surgeon on board the ship Lssherts which arrived hero on Saturday, with the cholera on board.The steamer City of Cork from Liverpool has arrived.Tbe Second Teller of the City Bank, by spéculations in Rock Island stock, is a defaulter to the amount of $400,000.Grey and Aldeu\u2019a jewellery store, on South street, was robbed last night of $10,000 worth of jewellery.Washington, Jany.13\u2014The Prealdent, this afternoon, nominated to tho Senate the Hon.S.S.Cox, to be United States Minister to Austria.Memphis, Jany.13.\u2014The Commercial Bank of Memphis suspended this morning.It is said the assets will exceed the liabilities.Nsw Yorx, Jany.13.\u2014No new cases of cholera on board the steamer LieberU.Two deaths during the last 24 hours.Columbus, 0., Jany.13.\u2014The Democratic caucus to-night nominated Mr.Borman for its United States Senator.New Yorx, Jany.14.\u2014Tho Heralds Sues, (Egypt)special of the 14th says : Despatches received here from the British expeditionary force in Abyssinia contain advices of a reassuring and more cheerful character.The native chief of Ligre, who had mustered a large force the movements of which produced an alarm in the English camp at Senafe and caused a forward movement along the line of march, is now reported friendly; indeed this powerful African warrior has tendered hospitality to thu invaders, and offers to feed the English troops.As a commencement in tbe commissariat line and an evidence of his good faith, he has already sent in 2,000 head of cattle for the use of the army, so that it is inferred with good reason here, that her Majesty\u2019s forces are beginning to feel cemfortable andin much better spirits.More important, more I have to announce, that fresh water has been found in plenty around the landing places at Annesley Bay.Washington, Jan.14.\u2014General Grant has yielded the portfolio of the War Office to Secretary Stanton, who has taken possession of the Department.The President has taken no action as yet in the matter.IMJPORTH.PER GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.Jany 14\u20141 piano to A J Nordheimer.18 bxs II ass ware to F 0 Vallerand.3 boxes fish to II [ontrenll.2 do to M Hogsn.2 do to L Leoompte.1 do to J Plamondon.3 do to L Fusk.2 cares to Garant k Trudel.1 box fish to P PlsmondoD.f bxs, 4 bags oysters to A Watters.PER CANADIAN EXPRESS COMPANY.Jany 14\u20141 pkge to G Gethill.1 pci to Kobt Neil.1 do to C Pentlan J.1 do to E Henry.2 ktgs to Mr Nash.I pel to R McLeod 1 do to G Weir.I do to Mr Èochn.1 do to Lomosurier A oo.1 do, l bdlo to R Morgan.PAS8ENGER 8 .Por ss Nova Beotian, Aird, from Portland, Jan 11th, for Liverpool\u2014Mr H S Arober, Mr Stewart, J 8 Riloy, Mr Riley, Hon C F Bennett, Mr Dillon, Jas Walker.E N David, P Dobell, Ensign Gurney, R C Rifles, Mr Rivet, 16th Regt, Lieut C W Lloyds, 16th Regt, and 30 steerage passengers TIDE TABLE Htai WAtaa at qhbbso\u2014civn.TrMi\u20141861.\tJany.\tMorning.\tEvening.Monday\t\t\t\tIS\t9 6\t9 2S Tuesday.\t\t\t14\t9 50\t10 14 Wednesday\t\t\t16\t10 39\t11 2 Thursday\t\t\t16\t11 20\t11 50 Friday\t\t\t\t17\t0 16\t0 43 Saturday\t\t\t18\t1 13\t1 49 Sunday.».\t\t1»\t2 26\t3 0 The stream high water.\tof tide runs\tnp 46 minutes after\t MOON\u2019S PHASES.Third Quarter, Thursday, 16th.Oh.16m.p.m.To find the time of high water at the following pieces, subtract the time opposita to each from that shown on the table.H.Madam Island.1 Pillars.1 South Traverse B.S T.M.\tH.\tM 00 Kamour&skr.tM,,M.2 40 40 Brandy Pots.3 40 14 Green Island.4 12 O\u2019DONOHOE, St Peter fit London Chronometer De^jt.MARITIME EXTRACTS.Thanes to Mb.Simeon RorssEAtr.\u2014The first mate of the (wrecked) brigantine Swordfish.Mr Cyprion Morin, arrived in town on Sunday night, ana bsga to rstnrn, through the medium of our eolumns, hie most sineere thanks to Mr 8 Rousseau for having reported the wreck of the brigac-tiss to the proper authorities here, and causing every assistance to be afforded him and the remainder of the crew in their destitute condition after the wreck of the vessel at Gres Mai, some distance from Mont Louis, in the beginning of last month.Lora and Lemon Jtnos roa Mcbohant Ships.\u2014 After the let January next merchant ships are to carry lime juiee mixed with 16 per cent of rum, and it ia to be served eat to the crew daily in proportions named in the new Merchant Shipping Aet.Before the j alee is allowed to be shipped f< r the use of the crew it ia to be inspected, reported on, fortified, and oertiBed to the satisfaction of tho Board of Trade.We have reason to hope that that terrible scourge of our mercantile navy, eea scurvy, will be eradicated by tbe use of good lime juiee- We learn that Sunderland is the first place at whioh lime Juiee has been inspected under the new aet, and that a report has been sent in by the Board of Trade offleer to the effect that the lima juiee there is proper and fit in erery respect.This is satisfeetory, as there were doubts whether lime or lemon juiee wonld be forthcoming at the last moment.\u2014-Standard.The Queen of the Hellenes, It is said, has caused three Russian ships to be fitted oat laden with provision» and munitions of war for the insurgents of Crete.CORRESPONDS) JICB.( To ths Editor qf ths Morning Chronicle.) B8i*>\u2014I that the Hon.Mr.Cauchon has presented a petition to tbe Local Legislature from the Branch Pilots, praying for amend meats to their act of incorporation.Barely, the honorable gentleman must be aware that tho Local Legislatures have no power to legislate for tbe Pilots, the 10th subsection of the 91st clause of the Imperial Act expressly reserving all matters relating to \u201c Navigation and Shipping \u201d for the Federal Parliament ?Yourobd\u2019t servt, Jfsnm.Quebec, 14th Jany., 1868.P.8 \u2014I would suggest that the petition b« published.Fishebt Salb.\u2014The fisheries In the barber of St John were sold at auction to-day, by Mr Maher, or rather a po.tion i t the lots, for under the new system the Common Council is empowered to reserve sueh lots as they think a fair priee has net been offered for.This was Intended to overoome the combinations whioh it was said took ptaoc among tho (Lhermen.An upset priee was put upon all the lots, and this in most cases was obtained, and ia a few oases competition waa carried on sharply to a figure considerably in advance of the upset price.In eome instances the Cor do ration prices were above the aetual vaine of the lota, and In others below, so that while some of the fishermen grumbled terribly at the new system,, others were highly gratified, as they got this year for eight er nine dollar lots th»t in preriona years they had paid a hundred for.Tbe lets reserved to-day wilt be offered for sale on Tuesday next at 10 o'clock.The result this year on the East Bide shows considerable of a gain aa compared with that of last year :\u2014 1867; Nary Island.$915 00 Straight Shore.\t44\t00 Ceurtenay Bay.\t77\t60 Hettees of Blrtbe will be charged 95 et*.Marriages sued Deaths, 60 eta.No excep-tloa will be aaade to this rale.MARRIED.On the 13th lust, at St Louis Chapel, French Cathedral, by the Revd Mr Magnire, Mr Charles W Smith, of Drnmmondville, to Eliza H Wright, daughter of Mr John Wright, of this eity.DIED.On Monay, tbe 13th inat, afters short bat painful illness, James Atkinson, aged 96 years, a native of the County Derry, Belfast, Ireland.The de-oeased is an uncle to the Revd Edward Atkinson, of Straban.Belfast papers will please copy.On the 13th inst, after a short illness.Johanna, aged 4 years, daughter of P Ahern, of H M Customs.The funeral will take place from Dartlgny street, at 3.30 p a, to-day, (Wednesday), tbe 15th inatant.At La Canadien, on the 14th inatant, Louis Laurent dit Lortie, aged 55 years.Hia funeral will take niece from hia late residence, for 8t Roeh'a Church, on Thuredsy, the 16th inst, at 8 o'clock am.Friends and acquaintance* are reipeetfhlly invited to attend without further notice.Elder Grant\u2019t Meeting at the Temperance Hall ! TUB RBI.IOIOC8 DISCC98ION ndwer-tised in this paper, will not take plase.In oon-sequanoe of Mr.Phillips refusing to meet Elder Grant, according to his written agreement.As Elder Grant haa travelled from Boston in consequence of said agreement, he is prepared to meet in publie discussion, any elerggman or gentleman, who will toko the negstive of the question advertised, er any other of a eimilar BlderGrant will meantime lecture tbronghout tbe week in the TEMPERANCE HALL, beginning MONDAY, the 13th, eaoh evening at half-past SEVEN, en the following subjects : \u2014 Subjeet for TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Evenings r\u2014\" The Prophétie History of the World, illustrated ky a large eh irt.\" BATCHELOR\u2019S HAIR DYE.This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.The only true and perfect Dye ; harmless, reliable, Instantaneous j no disappointment ; ao ridiculous tints ; remedies the ill effects of bad dies : invigorates and leaves the Hair toft and beautiful hlaok or trotom.Sold by all Druggists and Perfumer! ; and properly applied at Batohelor'e Whig Factory, No.16, Bond Street, New York.Jan.16, 1888.____________12m-dAw IT OPERATES LIKE MAGIC ! MRS.WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for children teethlrg, softens the gams, reduces inflammation, allais all pain.Sure to regulate the bowels.Perfectly safe in all easei, as millions of mothers can testify.Twenty-five cents a bottle.OSees, No.216, Fulton Street.New York, and No.201, HighHolbom, London, England.Be sura and call for \u201cMBA.WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP.\" All ethers are base and dangorons imitations.Jan.11.1888.\tA A Speoxvio vos Thhoat Dis (asks \u2014\u201c My eeamnnioatloa with the world is very much enlarged by the Loooogo whioh I now carry always in my pocket; that trouble in my throat (for which the' Troches\u2019 are a apeoific) having made mo a mere whbporer.N.P.WILLTB.For a Cough, Cold, an Irritation or Soreneu of the Throat.\u2022\u2022 Brown\u2019s Bronchial Trooket\" will often give instant relief.Jan.II.1868.\tft 1,402 80 96 40 91 00 $1,036 50\t1,590 20 The sales on the Western Side of the Harbor resulted as follows :\u2014 1867.\t1868.$2,223 25 $1.671 56 One-fifth of the Navy Island receipts go to Csrleton.No 1 brought $S5I this year against1 $370 lattyear ; No 2.81:6 against $170 last year; No 3, $161 against $210.\u20146t John\u2019s Glebe, Jau 7.COMM K R CI AL- la t k s t MARKET 9.(Per Atlantic Cable.) London, Jany 14 Noon\u2014Console closed at 92) to 92) for ineney.Bonds 71) to 71).Illinois Central 87).Erie 48).LivsBrooL, Jany 14, Noon\u2014Cotton qoiet and unchanged.Breadstuff! firm.London, Jany 14, 1.70 pm\u2014Console for money 92) to 92).Illinois Central 87).Boxds 71).Brie a).TH1 CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF AN INVALID.Published for the bonefit and as a CAUTION to YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature Deeay of Manhood, Ao., supplying at the same time Thr Means op Sblv-Oüu.By ono who has eared himself after ¦ndorgoing considerable quackery.The appli-cant, by paying postage on his letter, will receive \u2022 copy, free of eharge, from the author.NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq., Brooklyn, Kings Co., N, Y.Sept.9, 1867.\t3m-dAw SIR JAMBS CLARKB\u2019S FEMALE PILLS.This well-knownInedioine is no imposition, but a sure and safe remedy for female difficulties aad obstructions, from any eause whatever ; and although a powerful remedy, it contains nothing hurtful to the eonstitution.To married ladies it le peculiarly suited- It will, In a short time, bring on the monthly period with regularity.In all oaees of nervons and spinal affections, pain in the baek and limbs fatigue on slight exertion, palpitation of the heart, hysterics, ncd whites, these pills will affect a cure when all other means have failed ; and although a powerful remedy, do net contain Iron, calomel, antimony, or anything hurtful to the constitution.Foil directions in the pamphlet around each package, which should be oarefnlly preserved.Por further particulars, get a pamphlet, free, of the agent.N.6.\u2014$1 and five postage stamps enclosed to any authorised agent, will ensure a bottle ooa-talning over 59 pills by return of mail.JOB MOSES, N.Y., sole proprietor.For Sale by Northrop A Lyman, Newcastle, General agents for Canada.Elliot A Co., Simp-eon A Dunspaugh, H.Miller A Co., J.T.Shenter, F.C.Love, H.J.Rose, John Coombe, and all druggists throughout the Province.Oot.$6, (887.\tly-dAw THE\tOHEOI^lOIuE, WEl>IVBSrî JÆMüJ^.JfctY is, 1808.mm-\u2019: LOSS OF APPETITE H HOBSES.a*TH-i Iom Ui*ir AM*Uto fr»« ?«rtett mom*.Wt ao«« fr«^««aUF \\y th« approMft eg tom* ought oot to bo oror tbo alfM* Thlo ___________ w looked hj (kooo wko owa homo, bat tboald bo immodUioi/ Mtoadod to.u kj ao dolag tho diaoafo muj bo tbookod.oad tbo Ufa of tho bono toTod.To do which wo on pooitin thon fa nothing o^ool to - DortoT'a Arobfa® Boon Komody oad Coaditioa Modioloo ;M it poritoo tho blood, correct* oU doroogoaoot* of tho dire*tiro \u2022»*»\u2022\u2022\u2022 ««d oo o ¦00*00017 ooojo^ooooo tho oo-potito it n* to rod, tho ikin booomoo »oft, oad th« ooot oasamo* a toft oad ahialag appooroaoa.Roaaoaber tho aoaao.oad aoo that U tan of Boni é Co.i* on oooh pookogo.Jforthro, é LgmuM, Nowoootlo, C.W., p arfatonfor tho Canada*.Sold la Qaoboo J.Momob A Co., J.S.Bowon, K.Qiroax, J.B ai^*\u2019 m\t^ Modlolao Do*lor*.Poo, ti, 18ST._____________ lto-4Aw Qokottoxo Kaoilt Aaowaaaa \u2014Why \u2022hoold mon wear board* T Bocaaao they on o groat pntoetioo to tho throat oad haaga.oad odd «ooh to thoir ponoaal appooraaoo.Why should wo boo \" Brjoa\u2019a Palaoofa Wofon T\u201d Bocaaao whoa and f«r oca «ko, soldo, tickliaçla tho throat, hnraaoiao.ho., thoy oot Hko o eharm.Miaiatora and Lowyor* oao thorn, Physioiooo momatoad thorn, oad stagors and pabllo apookon aoy thoy on tho Tory boot ¦Odiaiao in oxiaOaaao far tho owo of taeh eoa-ploiota.Sold by all modiolao doolora, at 3ft ota P*r box.Sold in Qaoboo by J.Maaooo h Oo., J.8.Bowoa, & 9faou.J.B.Barks, R.MoLood, oad all Modfaiao Doolora.Coo.35.1367.\tta-dAw COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOE SALE.BALVKJtlE, on the St, Foj \u2018a Poid, about oao milo from the Toll Gato, flttod up with oU tho modora coavanienao*, oad hooted by hot air funacea, tho proporty of tho loto Mr.Wx.Lana.Term* of poymoat liborol.Apply to JOSEPH C.LAIRD.Or to\tJOHN LAIRD.Job 15.IMS.*|PUBLIC NOTICE IS horoby gtwon, that tho nndoralgnod will oot hold himaolf roaponaible fer any dobta contractai! in hia name, by any person whom aooror, withoat o written order from himaelf.THOMAS NBWTON TWEDDELL.Jas.14, 1M7.\tfp \"V\\^anteci, TWO GOOD PLV9IBER9, to arhom steady aaploymeat oad liborol wogoi oill Lo gireo.JOHN PYE.Joa.14.1968.\t3 WANTED, IV o PrlToto Family, whore no other boarder* an takes,\u2014Board for a Lady and bar Serrant, with tho oomfort* of a home.Apply at C.E.H0LIV7ELL A C0-, Army Stationers, Opposite tho Post Oflco.Joa.14, IMS.\t3 la tho matter of Job.14.IMS.WE offer at our Semi-Annual Sale, Three Thousand Remnants, made during the last six months, at an exceedingly low price.Remnants of Silks, White Shirtings, White Long Cloths, Cotton Sheetings, Prints, Irish Linens, Linen Sheetings, 9VEIEC Fable Damasks, Huckabacks, Flannels, Dress Materials, T weeds, Woollen Cloths, &c., &c, &c.GLOVER & FRY.PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.PUBLICNOTICE.Insolvent Act of 1864.FERDINAND LEGENDRE, Aa Inao'rant.rotgaod ho* boon appointait A\u2014igaoo ta thla matter, and roquiroa claim* to ho flfad withia two moatha from thia dato.J.B.O.DUMONT, Aaaigao*.13 NEKS DEPOT! OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.ENGLISH PAPERS ! riXUSTKATCD LONDON NEWS, Dee.33,-1 a.Haw* cf tho World, Doo.23,\u20146d.Poach,\tdo, 7 |d\u2018 Boll\u2019* Lifo,\tdo, la.ndoroigmoA do horoby gtwo aaotleo that, in ooaooqnouoo of tho dinort of PATRICK RTAB, thoir famar portaor, tho portaorahip ooaoora axiatiag hod tho aoid lots Potrfak Ryoa, an dor tho aoaao of TASHKRBAU, ONSLOW oad RTAN, ho* hooa dlaoohrod, io ooaformity to thoir dood of portoor-ahip.L.B.TAJCH1RBAU.W.ONSLOW.Qooboo, Joa.14, IMS,_Joa.14-3 Quebec news depot, OPPOSITE THE POST OfFICE.Dietrichsen & Hanny\u2019s ROYAL ALMANAC, FOR 1868! PRICB.- lfc 34.\u2014 auo, \u2014 BOSTON PILOT, fob.18th.Only 34.Iom than aoy othor shop la Qaoboo.At a B.HOLIWBLL A 00.Opposite tho Poet OVco.Job.15.IMS.Wanted, \u201c SECOND SUPPLY OF r d \u201c Bow Bells, \u201d CHRISTMAS PRICE.-.NUMBER.\u2019Od- II 14.Illustrateii London News,\u201d With Colorod Supplement.PRICI.2a.At CL B.flOLIWELL A CO, Oppoalto tho Post Offico.Joa.14, 1M3.ATTENTION I ATTENTIONTI AMMB, aow roeoiTiag par Q.T.R.R.; ooa ho dolirorod at Point Lari Do pot, if roqairod.for Solo by GIBB, LAIRD à BOSS.Jaa.15, 1848.\t4.FRENCH BON BONS! A LARGE VAKIKTT.Joa.15, 1846.W.Md WILLI AM.}P EEW JBXXT MOULDS, Now Cako Veal da.Now loo Groom Moulds, Now Coadio MoaMo,\u2014tho boot to ho got la Paris or Loadoa.W.Mo WILLIAM.Joa 15, 1M3.\tIp EVENING Portion omd Woddlmg Btomfe- foots supplied with sTorythlag la Moda Dish Liao, and with kairoo, forks oad spooas, ota.W.Mo WILLIAM.Joa.15.1S68.\tIp For Sale or to Let, A Two Story Stoma HOUSE, with aa oxeelloat Brisk Hoagard, Bo.Si Uppor To la ArtU- Romport Stroot, A Oao Story Woods* lory Stroot, St.Low is Soborbs.Jot farthor iaformaiioa, opp'y to LOUIS LESSARD, No, 48, ft, John Stroot, IEIPIIEITJMET SUMER.THE Swhoertbor having Joot reeelved a Proob Sopp'y of this favori to BURNER, now offort thorn for Sols at tho ro iuood pries of BO CENTS EACH.Tho Msaogor of tho obovo EaUbiishmeat having booa a long timo in tho trade, fools hiouolf thoraughly oompotoat to judge the qualities of Bamrs pressed oa tho market by portons not in tho trade, oad totally ioeffioiet to jodgo tho saporlority of oao Burner over another.Ho eon sofaly reoemmoad tho \u201c Carnot\u201d u being oa la-provomoat of tho San Baraor, giving bettor light( oaiag Iom oil, and the chimney being differently adjusted, is for Iom llohlo to bo broken, eto., oto.JOHN PYE.N.B.\u2014Coastaatly on hand,\u2014a largo Stock of ovary dMoriptioa of COAL OIL LAMPS, Pressed oad Oot GLASSWARE and FANCY ORNA-MINTS, oto.oto.Joa.14.IMS.\tIfp Qoobas Pormoaoat Bail ding do si sty.Joa.15, 1848.\tIf SHERIFFS SUE.AUGUSTE MARTEL ET AL, JACQUES FUCHS.BY AUCTION will ho SwM am PEIO AT, tho twta y-fe«rth day of Joaaory.Instant, at TEN of the sleek la tho feroaeea, at tho tosi-doBM of tho Defoadoat, Joeqaoe faohs, altaoto la tho Upper Town of Qoahoo, No.41, St.John Street,\u2014oU the F a ml tore oad Hffeet* of tho sold Jooqaos f ochs, ooasfatlag la Hooaoheld faral-trro, RoodyModo Cloth lag.Cloths, Tvoods, OMhmoiM, Ao., tho whole seised under execution.J.RICHARD, ShortiPt BalUff.J».14.186S.\tJoa.15-3 AMERICAN INVOJCES-DISCOUNTS.Fisaxos DsrAUTxsrr, Customs, Quebec, 4th March, 1843.IT to directed by tho Horn, tho Plasaaioo Mini*tor, that horooAor Weekly NottoM ho published nod furnished to Col looters of Oastoms, a* to tho rote of dfaeooat to bo allowed oo America* lavoioM, which is to bo ia oooordoaoo with tho prfao *f g®ld m represented by Bxobeage, at a rote equal thereto,\u2014Saeb Notiose tooppoor every Saturday lath# \u201d flansiis\t\u2022» Cscadi GaifitLfa R.9.M.BOUCHBTTI GOVERNMENT NOTICE.TVNDBBS In daplleato, (marked on tho oavolopo \u201c Teodor for Purchase of Military Storm,) will bo received by tho Senior Commit-\u2022ariat OVoor, at Qaoboo, until PV O 03V \u2014OX\u2014 TUSSDAT, THB list INSTANT, For tho porehnoo of tho following enisles, dolivoroblo at Quoboe : PART WORIV.690 Pairs Knee Boats.Ill Military Fur Caps.317 Pairs Leather Mitts.DAMAGED BY SALT WATER 337 Pairs Wellington Boots, 105\t\u201c Stable Boots.The onioloa may bo soon at tho Military Store Ottoo, Quebec, and samples at tho Military Store, St.Gabriel Street, Montreal ; oad forms of Toador sad information obtained at those place*.Tenders will bo received for tho whole or part of tho article*.Cmtoma' duty of It p.r Mnt wi\u201e b# requ!r#d to bo paid by purebasors, in addition to the amoaat of thoir tenders.Cemmisaarist, Quebec, Jaa.14, 1841.\ttd Vouaei D Ottawa, Joa.18, 1847.IN accordance with the a boro Order, Notice fa horoby given that tho oathorisod dis-ooont fa doctored to bo this day 2ft per eent., which per contage of deduction fa to bo ooatiaaod ap to noxt Wookly Notice, oad to apply to all purohoees mode ia the United States daring that R.8.M.BOUCHBTTI.Assistant Oommfaotoaor of Customs, /«a.15,1363- DOMINION JUS Dim.Bow Sails\u201d : ll CHRISTMAS PRICI,.NUMBER.ltd And all tho othor Eogl:sh Magasines.At GBORGB PIERCE, Prosooit Gate St spa.Ju.13, 1868.C^TTEESIOEIO .sotiin.A General Meeting of the Members of the obovo Society willttko piece on MONDAY, tbe 30th of Joaaary, at THREE o\u2019clock, ia tho Rooms of tho Literary and Historien! Society, Garden Street, to which gentlemen Interested in Qortioalture are respectfully invited.ALFRED W HEELER, Secretary.Jan.13, 1849.\t4 TAMARANS ! TAMARAN8 ! For Sale by WOODS A CO.Jaa.13, 1868.\t3 f-iWilST DAIRY BUTTER.14 TUBS resolved to-day.Jan.13, 1868.WOODS A CO.3 Auction Sales, Quebec Bf A.J.MAXHAM & CO.TRA.DE SALE English Organ Question MIDDLETON dt DAWSON hare jnot received : TUB ORGAN QUESTION ; or Instrumental music in Presbyterian Churches.Reports of | Discussions in the Court* of the Church, in 1867.Price 13 coat*.For Sale by MIDDLETON A DAWSON, Foot of Mountain Hill.Jab.13.1?M.CLARET, per gallon, 3s.0«1>, Do,\tCMes,\u2014all price*, Bernard\u2019s Old Sootoh Whiskey, Rum,\u2014Jamaica, (very old,) Brandy,\u2014Assorted Brands.WOODS Sc CO.Jan.13, 1864.\t3 CROSSE ï BliciüuELL\u2019S GOODS.**IUKI*E8,\u2014Ordinary Assorted.Also, Oriental, West India, and Imperial Hot Sauoos, all kinds, Chili and Tarragon Vinegar, Spanish Olives, Frenoh Caper*.Oenuln* salad Oil, TabI* J*1Um, \u2014Calf\u2019s Feet, Oronge, Ac., Anohovy Paste, Luokao*, Bengal and Oriental Chestnut*, Currie Powder, Peaohes and Apricots, (in tins ;) \u201d Chocolate do Laube, \"Petit Poia\u201d and Mushrooms, (in tins;) Sardines do Philip A Canaod, Truffles, Patle, do Foie Grot.WOODS A CO.Jan.13, 1868.\t3 Fresh French etc, Auction will be offered Groceries, Wines, etc.By STORES OF1 Messrs, John Lemesurier & Co, FOR SALE: THE i MIGUIIIEI THAT COUNTRY RESIDENCE, known as \u201c Sunny Fide,\u201d situated on the St.Foy Rood, two miles from the Toll honso fa modern built ; contain* \u2022xelntiv* of basement apart- DAWSON hare jaat re-MAGAZINB, Part tima MIDDLETON c«ived : No.1,\u2014THE LRNNOXVILLE for January, 1868.CONTENTS.I.\t\u2014A Lord of th* Creation, in Four Fart*.I.Chapters I.and II.II.\t\u2014Don Almaasor\u2019s Baptism.III.\t\u2014The Church in Great Britain to the of Augustin, in Two Part*.Part I.IV.\t\u2014A Terrible Mght.From the Frenoh of Bénédiet de R6voil, in two Pert*.Part 1 V.\t\u2014Oa th* Receipt of Tennyeoafa \u2019la Memoriam.VI.\t\u2014A Plea for Neglected Art.VII.\t\u2014Sob Noctem 8a*nrri.VIII.\t\u2014A Letter to the Editor.IX.\t\u2014Tbo Church.X \u2014Eaeay* ia Tranalatioa.XI.\u2014Addenda.Price, 16 eent* each\u2014$1 per Annum.For 8*1* by MIDDLETON A DAWSON, Foot of Monataia Hill.Jaa.13.1847.Gat*.Th* thirteen Room*, menu.Kitchen, Pantry, Dairy, Man\u2019* Room, acd Cellar.Th* Ont-bnilding* consist of Ico House, Stables, Coach-House, Harness Room, Wood House and Summer Out Kitchen.The Lot eon-tains ten Acres of highly onltiveted land, yielding upward* of two thousand bundles first quality Hay, Grasing for two cows, and a Garden, with a variety of frnit bashes and planfa.Th* above property will be offered at Publie Auction, in th* first week in May next, if not \u2022old previously.DANIEL MoCALLUM.Jsn.13, 1868.THE 15th INSTANT.Large anil General Assortment ef Freah English GROCERIES, Froth WINES, %to , etc., comprising : Tens* Coffees, Sugars, Molasses, Syrups, Fruits, Wines, Gins, Braudle*, Cigar*, Tobaeeos, etc-, etc\u2019 P&\" Particular* in hand bM*.Sala et TWO o\u2019clock precisely.Th* Sale Room will be comfortably heated.A J MAXHAM A CO., A.A B.Jan.13.1867.IMPORTANT SALE TO LET, THE EXTENSIVE PREMISES, occupied by Messrs.Bihax, B*Omni, aa a Dry Good* Store, opposite th* Upper Town Market Plao*.Pos session 1st May next.COMMHICIU HOUSE.Apply to Or to Jan.13, 1868.H.S.8C0TT.B.G.CANNON.N.P.BENIN, BROTHERS.Removal to New Premises, Literary & Musical Entertainment \u2014AT TX*\u2014 PREPARATORY CLEARANCE NATIONAL SCHOOL ESPLANADE HILL, HALL, WE haw* leased th* STORE la Fabrique Ctreat, formerly occupied by the late firm L*no A Tttm, to whleh w* will remove oar business early ia the coming Spring, and eommeae* with AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK, in view of which w* have decided on a CLEARANCE SALE I t of our present large and fully assorted £toek of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ! Purchasers of large paresis will find this Sale worthy of attention, asw* are determined on AN ENTIRE CLEARANCE! And will sell at extraordiatry LOW PRICBS to seenr* it.The Store will be elcsed on TUESDAY, th* 14th iastant, to finish re-marking th* GOODS, and on WEDNESDAY, w* commence THECLEIBINCESALE, To ooatiane intil all fa dispesed of.The prie* marked in plain figures.NO SBCOND PRICB.BEHAN, BROTHERS, 32, Baade Street.Jaa.13.1S68.\u2014ox\u2014 THURSD1V EVENING, THB 16th JANUARY, 1868.For Male or to Let, TOUR BRICK HOUSES, on Berthelet Street, near th* Grand* AUcA, just newly painted and put ia thorough repair ; would be sold singly, or all together, at a very low price for eash.PROGRAMME.Piano Forte Soto -Galop d* Braour, By Jales Sohulthcff\u2014J.Dickenson.Reading\u2014Seleetion from Byron\u2019s \u201c Giaour\u201d\u2014Mr.W.0.Gibson*, Song\u2014Mr.Stanley Smith, Reading\u2014*\u2022 Tae Building of th* Ship,\u201d Longfellow\u2014Rev.G.V.Honsman, Vlolinoelio\u2014Mr.W.D.Campbell, accompanied by Mr.Mills, Reading\u2014\u201d The Bridge of Sights,\u201d Hood\u2014Mr.F.J.C.Pore, Song in tho Norse language\u2014Rev.R.C.Tambs.Reading\u2014\u201d The Pied Piper of Hamelin,\u201d Browning\u2014Mr.William Cook, Song\u2014Mr.F.J.8.Dore, Reading\u2014\u201d Tha Exile of Erin,\u201d Campbell\u2014Mr.Edward Sanderson, Piano Forta Solo\u2014Mr.Wentworth Petry.Reading - \"How Grenville Fought th* Spaniard,\u2019* \u2014From Barrow\u2019s Naval Worthies\u2014By Commander Ashe, R N.00D sira tub qubkx.Tickets, 25 eeats.For Sale at Morgan\u2019s Muslo Store, St John Street Doors open at T|.To eommeae* at 8 o\u2019clock precisely.Proceeds of the entertainment will be applied towards liquidating tba School Hall debt VIVAT REGINA.Jaa.11, 1868.\t3-sat tuAwd ! By Auction will be I Sold CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR\u2019S PRESENTS ® 3EI ES IP T?* X 3E3 ID H O TT S III 3, FABRIQUE STREET.HENRY SUEATO.V lias mail* Urge arraugements to meet tbe requirements of hie Customers for useful and elegant objeots, suitable for presentation purposes.In faot, no pains have been spared te produce an assortment unsurpassed by any House in the city on any psavious ooeaüion, an J now reapeotfully solicits th* favor of an early visit to inipeot, 10 as to bare priority ofohoioe.H.8.would invite partieular attention to his beautifol display of JEWELLERY, WATCHES DRAWING and DINING ROOM CLOCKS, ORNAMENTS for tbe TABLE and MANTLE PIKCE, DRESSING CASES, DESKS, SKATES, TOYS, GAMES, Ao., In most extensive variety end newest designs.M E IV Tt Y Dec.1Î, 1867.SME ATOIV, Jeweller, Watch-Maker and direct Foreign Importer! CANADIAN NEWS, PUBI.ISIIKD Kvery THURSDAY.Price.4d.Post Free, 6d Contents, Thursday, Deo.26 : \u2014Canada and its Timber Trade; The Resources of the Dominion ; Ottawa City, its .Scenery and History; Vine Culture; Taxes and Labor : The States and Canada; Nova Scotia Gold Fields ; North West Territory ; Grand Trunk Railway ; News from Quebec, Ontario, British Columbia, Ao.\u2014Ofiiee, 11, Clemsnts Lsne, Lombard Stree*, London, England.Jan.10, 1S6A._ WANTED, BY the PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY of Hartford,-an Aotive, Energetio PERSON, to represent them in Qu*.bee To a suitable party, liberal remuceration will be allowed.One who can devote bis whole time to the business wonld be preferable.BM* Address, post-psid, Drawer 197, P.0., 1 Montreal.Jan.9, 1868.\ta SHOP AND DWELLING TO LET.THAT Handsome and Comma dioos Shop, with Dwelling above, situated in Fabrique Street, lately occupied by th* late firm Lajbd A Tilvir, as a Carpet Store.Rent moderato Possession oan bs given on 1st May, or sooner if required.Apply to JOSEPH N.LAIRD.Or to R.A S.GLACKBMBYER, Notaries Publie.Jan 4, 1868.\t10 TUESDAY, THE 21 at INSTANT, AND FOLLOWING DAYS, Until th* whol* Stock 1* disposed of : \u2014AT\u2014 Store Late Firm laird & letter Fabrique Street, IN LOTS TO SUIT THE TRADE: THE remainder of their EXTENSIVE STOCK, consisting of STAPLE end FANCY WINTER andSUMMF.il DRY GOODS, in great variety, as detailed in Catalogues.To be Sold to close up Estate late Mr Wu.Laud.Ca aiogues will be ready, and th* Goods can be sesn on MONDAY, 13th instant, and the remainder of tbe week.Terms :\u2014Under $160, eash : over $IC0, approved nets at 3 months, payable ia silver.pR* Sale each day at ONE o\u2019clock precisely.A.J.MAXHAM A CO.A.A B.Jen.9, 1863.\u2022\tMl \u2022\tS Apply to Jan.11, 1868.H.BOWEN, N.P., 16, St.Pater Street.13 c^jsr^D^ Dominion Stock ! Issue A of $1,500,000.UNDiR THE AUTHORITY OF PARLIAMENT C1 £3 IVJ jS 2E2 H s Will be reeelved op to NOON, on th* Thirty-First day of January, 13d8, at MONTREAL, TORONTO, OTTAWA, QUEBEC, HALIFAX, end ST.JOHN, N B., fot th* Stock to be issued under the authority of the Aetpaseed at th* present Session of tbe Portisaent of Canada.1 he Stack beam Internet at the rate of SIX PER CENT.PER ANNUM, Payable Half-Yearly, ON THE THIRTY-FIRST OF MARCH, THIRTIETH OF SEPTEMBER.TENDERS will be reeelved fur the sum of $100 or nay moltipl* thereof.The Government will not bind itself to accept any Tender beloif par.Printed forms of Tender, together with fall information as to th* eharacter of the Stooh and th* terms and conditions of its issue, tranxfer and redemption, will be furnished at Ottawa at th* Office of th* Receiver General ; at Halifax and St John, at th* Offices of th* Dominion Paymasters ; and at Qnsbee, Toronto and Montreal, at the Offices of th* Beak of Montreal ; also at all other Offices of the said Bank in th* Domlolon.A deposit of ten per eent.will require to be mad* within two days after th* party tendering fa advised that h:s leader is accepted, and t'n* remaining ninety per cent mast be paid on or before the Second Dey of MARCH, 1868.No further Issae will be mad* before tha First of JULY, 1868, except to such Comparâtes os may be required to Invest In Dominion Steak or Debentares, or to eonvsrt existing Loans Obligations into Stoek.JOHN JitSB, Minister of Finance sad Chairman of the Treasury Board.; Ottawa, Jan.7, 1368.\tjin.u Agents Wanted A S VMPLE sent troot with terms, for any on* to elear $25 dally, in three hoars.Business entirely new, light and desirable.Can be don* at home or traveUiag, by both male and female.Ne gift enterprise or hambug.Address W.H.CHIDB8TBR, 266, Broadwsy, New York.Jan.11, 1868.\t6-dAw \u2022 Ml TO BE LET, THOSE Extensive Premises, facing the apper end of Soas-l*-Fort Street, heretofore occupied by th* late Mr.Ray.F.LANGLOIS, Notary.Jan.11, 1868.\ttf DIOCESAN CHURCH SOCIETY.NOTICE le hereby given, that th* ANNUAL MEBTENO of the INCORPORATED CHURCH 80QIBTY of th* Dioesse ol Quebec for th* reception of the Annual Reports of the Central Board and of the Clergy Trait Committee ; for th* election of th* View-Presidents and Central Board and th* Clergy Trust Committee, and for general builnosa, will be hold In th* National School Hall, Qaebee, oa WEDNESDAY, 22nd instant, at TEN o\u2019oioek, A M.By Order, A.J.WOOf-RYCHE, Secretary.Jan.11, 1868.and Quebec Sireet Railway ,, NOTICE le hereby given, that a CALL of TWO AND A-HALF PER CENT, on th* Subscribed Capital h»s been mad* this day, payable at th* OSes of the Company, on th* 18th instant.W.MOORE, Acting Seoretory-Treasurer.Jsn.8.1863._________________So td Quebec Sheet Railway Company, NOTICE Is hereby given, that a DIVIDEND for the HALF-YEAR, at tbe rate of SIX PER CENT.PER ANNUM, has been this day declared on the PAID-UP CAPITAL, payable at th* Office of the Company, on the 22nd instant.Th* Transfer Books will remain closed from this date to the 22nd instant.WM.MOORE, Acting Secretary-Treasurer.Jan.8, 1868.\t30 td AUCTION SALE ?\t\u2014OF\u2014 VIlliiHD BUjlDIKG [Oil.WILL be offered fer Sale, by Auction, at th* QUEBEC EXCHANGE, on WEDNESDAY, the 16th instant, at TWO o'clock P.M., the following desirable VILLA AND BUILDING LOTS, being a portion of th* Solvent* Property, \u2022itnated on the St.Foy Road, within a mil* of the City of Quebeo, vis : Lot A., Containing about 4) arpents, adjoining th* property of the Honbl*.E.Qingras, with Stables, Barn, Coach House, Ae., Ae, fronting on the SL Foy Road, with an entrance at th* rear of the property* Lot B., Containing aboot 2) arpents in rear of Balvonie House, with entranoe on South side.Lot C., fronting on th* St Foy Road, 122 feet, by S37 feet front,on- Thornhill Read, containing about two teres.Lot D., Fronting on Thorcbill Road, 105 and 180 feet.Lot R.,\tdo\tdo about 100 and 347 fset.Lot F,\tdo\tdo 1A3 and 445 feet, and eontaialng over 2J arpents of lead.Lot O., Fronting on Thornhill Roid, with Hons*, Bern end Stables, conteining about 3| arcents.Lot H., Fronting on St Foy Rond, 309 feet by 590 feet on Thornhill, Road, eontaialng about four arpents, nil enel sed.end of th* most desirable building lots in the vloini y of Quebec.Th* above proporty is held in free and earn-moo soocago ; titles elear, and will be offered on easy terms of payment.Plans of the property can be seen at the Office of Messrs.McPherson A Strang, or on application to the nndorsigeod.\u2014also,\u2014 Th* nnexpired term of Bailli* Ampheotiqno, to expire on lit May, 1889.A Lot, sitnat* in Soitt Street, St.Lewis Suburbs, 35 feet front, by 72 feet deep or thoreaboau, bounded in front to th* East by Scott Street, in rear to the West by the representatives of J.F.Perrault, to the South by heirs Mrs.Harrison, and to the North by Angt.Qingras, with a on* story Brick House thereon.A.J.MAXHAM A CO., A.A B.Jan.3, 1868.\ttd 3V O T X O 3E If hereby given* that DAME OBELINB DUFOUR, of St.Louis do Kamouraska, wife of Alexis Pinet, Merchant, of the same looality, has this day institnted against bar said husband an action ew ttparativ» de bitni.L.A.LANOLAIS.Advocate.Kamouraska, Dee.21, 1867.jan.1-lm 3o- CHEMISTRY.A CLASS In CHEMISTRY* conducted by the Kkvd.Javm Dovqlai, is about to be formed in MORRIN COLLEGE.Tho Intro-duotory leetnr* will be delivered on MONDAY, the 13th instant, at SEVEN o'clock, P.M.For terms, apply to Professor Weir, at th* College, or to D.WILKIE, Secretary.Jan.10, 1868.\t0 LITERARY ÀNDH!STÜRÎCAr SOCIETY.A Stated Meeting will be held on WEDNESDAY first, the 16th instant, in tbe Society's Rooms, Masonia Hall, at BIGHT o\u2019clock, P M., when a PAPER will be read hy Dk.A»d ksox.Subject: \u201cLife of the Duke of Kent In Canada.\u201d GEORGE WEIR, Assistant Secretary.Jsn.9, 1868.J^or ©ale, A Flrst-Cla»* Two Story Uriels HOUSE, built in 1804, situated in St.Velier Street.Terms easy.Apply to the proprietor, enth* promises.Or'.0 AIoPOHRSON A STRANG, .\t.\tNotaries.Jan.10, 1868.\tA MM Lost, S'uayed or Slob, Ps ^ RDNESDAY nlgbt or Thursdny Morning, from the Yard of T.Laidlaw, Ft.John Street,\u2014a Blaek Newfoundland DOG, about five months old ; had a piece of rope tied round his neck.Any person returning him to the undersigned, will be rewarded.T.LAIDLAW.Jan.19, 186$.DBrARTMtSTAL Obdbr No.1.CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT, Ottawa, 31st Deoetnbor, 1867.NOTICE Is hereby given* that Ills Excellency the Governor General in Connell has been pleased, under the authority vested in him, to order and direot that horses, horned cattle, sheep, pigs, and other animals, poultry and fancy birds, when specially imported for tho improvement in stock in Canada, whether by Agricultural Societies or private individuals, shall, until otherwise ordered, be imported without being liable to the payment of Customs duty, and should be entered aooordingly.By command, R.8.M.BOUOHETTE, Commissioner of Customs.TVOTÏQE.ON anA after the FIRST day of JANUARY, 1863, all requisitions for Law and Registration Stamps, to be used in tbe Province of Quebec, and all Returns of Stamps osncelled by th* various OiTicers entrusted with that duty, will have to bo nddressed to the Treasurer of the Provinoe of Q obco, Quebec, and not as heretofore, to Ottawa.R S M BOUOHETTE, Chairman, Beard of Cus'.oms, Excise and Stamps.JOHN LANGT0N, Auditor.Ottawa, D 0.23, 1867.\tjan.9 VflllTED TO pum, COPIES of (he CONSOLIDATED STATUTES OK CANADA, in French or in English.Apply to Box 38, Legisl.tive Assembly, Quebec.Jan.8, 863.\t4 3o For Sale, THE Three Story Stone HCUS K* No.II, St.Geucvievft Street, (Cap*,) feeing th* Government Gardens.MEMO RA.MDTJM.I THINK It desirable In order to prevent misapprehension to explain the system upon which the Bank aeeonnts are made up for publication in the Gaiette.After July 1st, of the ourrent year, it beoam* desirable to include in the Bank Statement, particulars respecting all the Banks of the Dominion, and returns were Invited from those of the maritime provinces.But it required so long a time for statements from distant pa:fa of the Dominion to arrive, that it was thought desirable to priât in each Gazette, whatever retnrns might have been received at tha data of its pnh-iioation, leaving oat the totals nntll all the expected Statement* should have come In.It was, however, represented that it wen Id be more convenient to th* publie if th* additions were made es soon as all the Banks of Ontario and Quebeo had mad* returns, and this has for the last two months been done, alterations In the totals being of oourae made whenever any other Bank return came in.It is further neoassary to remark that the totals of Banks acting in Ontario and Quebeo oaanot be strictly compared with th* same Banks before Ju y 1st, because the Bank of British North Amt-rioa now includes its Nova Beotia and New-Brunswick Business, not shown previously to that date.JOHN LANGTON, Auditor.Audit Offloe, Ottawa, 20th Dsoember, 1867.Jaa.4 W A.IV TED, TWO Copies of the last Qnebee Directory.MIDDLETON A DAWSON.Dee.30, 1867.BUFFALOJSOBES.U40 Assorted,\u2014bought at the last Auction Sale of tbe Huilsua Bay Oompany.For Sal* cheap.F.GUAY A CO., 24 and 26, Notre Dame Street, Lower Town Jan.8.1868\tt feb 1 MISSES MACHINS1 CE .A.S S E S FOR YOUNG LADIES* will be re-opened on THURSDAY, the 16th January, at No.4, Georg* Street.Vacancies for few boarders.Jan.4, 1868.\tjan$-tlf DANE\u2019S ALES AND PORTER! THE tmderalgncd has received hie Wla- ter\u2019s Supply of the above STOCK ALBS AND PORTER, in excellent order.Will be delivered at residence in oity or country, at the following priées :\u2014 Bliter, Mild and Porter, qnarts per dosen, $1.10 Do do\tdo, pints\tdo 89 ots.pP\" Bottling Vaults under Cesey\u2019s Anotion Rooms, 38, St.John Street, Quebec.JAS.O\u2019DONNELL.Dee.28, 1867.1m 4 FARM TO LET, AT Bt« Foy\u2019e.Apply to Jan.3, 1867.E.G.CANNON.MM Apply to Jan 9, 1868.N.H BOWEN, N.P , 18, St.Peter Street.12 DINNING & WEBSTER OFFER FOR SALE : IRON.\u2014Scotch and English.YELLOW METAL.\u2014Sheets and Bars.OAKUM \u2014Seotsh and Eng'ish.ROPE \u2014Wire, Tarred and Manilla.CANVAS.\u2014Assorted Numbers and différant makers.PITCH.\u2014Southern aid Northern.TAR.\u2014Stoekholm and Coal.SPIKES.\u2014Wrought and Presssed.SPUN YARN\u2014English.HAMBROLINE.do.HOUSLINE,\tdo.MARLINE,\tdo.MASTIC.\u2014For Ships.FELT.\u2014Sheathing and Roofing.COTTON WASTE, Galvanized Wire, Comp.Nails, Copper Tanks.Ao.\u2014also,\u2014 PAPER BAGS\u2014Assorted Sizes.DINNING A WEBSTER.Jan 6,1868 GRAND TRUNK FERRY.THB Steamer *< ARCTIC** will run In connection with the G.T.R.trains from date, until farther notise, weather and Ice permitting, as follows : Lrayes Qvkbxo at Lkatks Pgivt Levi.about 8 00 A.M.\t9.00 A.M.6 00 P.M.\t4 15 P.M.Intermediate trips during the day with freight.Fare 25 cents.pfr* For rate of freight and further particulars, apply to the Captain, on board.Jan.8, 1863.Government House, Qckbko, 3rd January, 1868.HEa EXCELLENCY LADY BELLEAU will receive Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's Visits EVERY THURSDAY oT the present month, from TWO to FOUR o\u2019elook in th* afternoon, at her residence.No.36, St.Louis Street.ARTHUR TASCHEREAU, A D.C.Jan.4, 1863.\ttjan.31 COlllElill Ih1t«11, LONDON* ONT., WILL RE-OPEN after the Chrlstmax Vacation, on TUESDAY, tho 2lst JANUARY.1869.There are five Ethibitions ta be competed fer at Midsummer, vie :\u2014 One Scholarship, value $30 per nnnum.Two Scholarships, at $40 per annum.Two do\t$10 do.All tenable at the Institute for one year.pBt\" For admit ion, Prospectuses, Ao , app'y to the Secretary.Major Evans.London, Ont., Dee 26, 1667.monith t jan 28 jan 1 JOHNMOlR & son, .AJBEIfciDEEIV, Supply the following ARTICLES cf tbo first quality : PICKLES* Sauces* Mushroom Ketchup* Tart Fruits, Calf\u2019s-Foot Jelly, Raspberry Vinegar, Essence of Beef, Kxtractum Garni*, Potted Moats ami Fish, Oysters, Lobsters, Orange Marmalade, Flavouring Essences, Ae.J.M.A S.would particularly reconmend \"THE ABERDEEN SAUCE,\u201d sad \u2022 TIIK ABERDEEN PICKLE \u201d Doe.31, 1867\t26 lo DENTAL OPERATIONS.DR MeKEE respectfully Infertile hie friends end the public that he has returned from bis annuel visit to the principal Dentcl Colleges in the United States ; end that, among other recent Improvements in Dentistry, he has adopted In his prsetio* the use of Nitrous Oxide Gat, for the painless extraction of teeth, end for tbe performance, free of pain, of other short hot otherwise painful operations.Dr.MoKcKhaa taken thorough instructions in the nsauufoctnre and nse of Nitrons Oxide Gas, and is fully prepared to administer it to any person irrespective of age, and without injury to th* most delioato constitution.16, Ann Street, Upper Tewn.Quebec, Deo, 1867.P.*ad the foUqjriag CERTIFICATE.\u201d Pbiladblfbia, 20th Nov, 1867.787, Walnut Street TO WHOM IT MAT OOROUV t \u201d This is to certify that Dr.MoKee, Dentist, \u201d of \u2022Juabec, Canada, has taken lastrnottons of \u201d us in the use of Nitrous Oxide, or Laughing \u201d Gas, for the painless extraction of teeth, and is \u201d fully quah6ed to manufacture and administer \u201d the tame for the purpoee above mentioned.\u201d (Signed,)\t« J.j.COLTON, of th* Colton Dental Association, Originators of Nitrons Oxide for the painless extraction of teeth, and Leotirers on Chemistry in the Philadelphia Dental College.*' Deo.28, 1867.Union Bank LOWERCANADA.NOTICE Is hereby given to the holders of SHARES of th* Bank, not folly paid ap, that th* undernoted calls thereon have been made, and will be payable at the OFFICES of the Bank HERE and at MONTREAL : Sixth instalment of 16 per cent on 1st Feb\u2019y.next.Seventh\t\u201d\t\u201d\tifith March\t\" Eighth\t\u201c\t\u201d\t1st May\t\u201d Ninth\t\u201d\t«\t15 h Jane\t\u201d Tenth\t\u201d\t«\t1st Angurt\t\u201d By order of the Board, W.DUNN, Cashier.Jany.1, 1868.PRIMS IJISEIITS ! ! CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ! \u2014AMD\u2014- NEW YEAR\u2019S 8IFTS I! \u2014AT\u2014 MRS.SIMON LEVI\u2019S.I have thla day received* In addition to my very large and elegant STOCK, a Choie* Assortment of FANCY AND USBFUL ARTICLES, suitable for Christmas Presents *nd New Year\u2019s Gift*.It consists of all th* latest fashions and stylsa of Barope, sod oaanot be excelled by any en* House la th* Dominion of Canada.Intending purchasers would do well to call and examine it before going elsewhere.Although long experience might render eny remarks as to th* eh tractor and quality unnecessary, attention is partlealerly called to the PLATE, PLATED-WARE and JEWELLERY ; also a very large assortment of Fine GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, selling at an immense redaction, At MRS.SIMON LEVY\u2019S, 1, John Street.Dee.27, 1S67.\tdee- 20 GREAT REDUCTION CHRISM & NEW YEAR\u2019S PRESENTS.2000 Yards DRESS OOOD* from Sd.up, 2000 Yards Priots, fast colors, from 6id.up, 50 Dozens Clouds, from Is.8d.up, Colored French Merino, from 2s.ôjd.up, Albums, from la.Tfd up, Large Stock of Ladies' Collars and Cuffs,\u2014very much reduced, Jouvin A Alexander's Kid Gloves, White, Biaea and Tanoy Colors, for evenings.Imitation Block LambSkin, -just reeelved.At LEGER & RINFRET No.4, John Street.D Paris.Rio Atm A Co let.U> 1867.\t13a Cleanse*, Beautifies and Preserves die Teeth.THB only reliable and effectual remedy for the Teeth in existence.Attempts have been made to imitate this Invataabl > ur ic!* for th* Teeth all over th* world, but all bave (roved failnres People will not be swindled oat of their money or Injure their teeth by using snob bun imitations.80Z0DONT is as HARMLESS AS WATER, a* any Chemist will tell yon who has ANALYZED it.The Proprietors, HALL A RUCKEL.have ale* mad* AFFIDAVIT that it contains neither Acifi Potash, or eny other deleterioce Dreg.J?«zd Oertl/lcatt of an Eminent Chemin.I have made a csrcfnl Chotaleal Analysis of She \u201d SOZODONT,\" and nothing of an injurions or objectionable eharacter bee been found In its composition.JULIUS G.POELE, M.D., Analytical Chemist, Lata of Dr.Jakxs R.Ceiltox A Co., (489, Broadway, New York.) USED AND ENDORSED BY LEADING DENTISTS ALL AROUND THE WORLD.Aek far SOZODONT* and take no other» Price.50c.per Bottle.SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.HALL & BUCKlt, PROPRIcTOHS, NEW YOMK.Depot, 205, High Hoi born, London, Er gland.MOREHEAD\u2019S MAGNETIC PLASTER.The Groat Streügthenar and Pain Destroyer.The best and eheepes Housbold Remedy in the World.Simple and plesant in iu appjmation, ear* tain and effectual in its results.Suitable lor tae relief oi Pain at any time, in any place, in any part of th* human syetem, sod under all ciream-stares.If you put this Plaster any whew, if Pain fa ther^ the Plaster will stick there until tbe Pain bas vanished.\u2022 The Plaster magnetises the Pain away, and PAIN CANNOT EXIST WHERE THIS PLASTER IS APP RheumatLm, Lameness, fltiffeess, Weakness* Debility, Nervousness, Neureitia, Dytpepsu, Ooogbs and Colds.Pains and Aches oferei^ kind, are IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and with a little patience, PERMANENTLY CURED, by the magioal tnfloeoc* cf the MAGNETIC PLASTER.It i.the simplest, sarrst, safest, pleasantest nni cheapest remedy in existence.It* application fa nnivtrial\u2014equally to tbe strong ma.\"', the deltoate woman, and tbe feeble infent.Its nro is agreeable, end without annoyance or trcnble.Its price is within reach of all\u2014rich or p^or ; all may have it, and all should have it who are rick and suffering io anj way.Put up in air-tight tin boxes, thus keeping It always freth .od pan.Each box will make tour to six PUtters, and a chOd can spread thorn.Priors 25 cts.a hex.FOR SALE BY ALL DRUOGISIS.S P A L D I N u PMEPABED The Cheapest and most convenient article for Repairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, and all Ornamantal Work in the World.Also Takes the Place of Ordinary Mucilage, And will be found rattly MORE ADHESIVE.A Single Bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED With B'iteh Sold by Furniture and Fancy Goods Dealers.An Old and ReHall* Remedy.Expressed frim the juices efthe OLIVE and tho PINE.Cares permanently Bronchitis* Aethma* Catorrah* Cougrks* Colds* Bleeding of th* Lung** \u2014ann\u2014 CONSUMPTION 1 inhalation.Used and Endorsed by Loxlisg Phys elans of America.HAS NEVER FAILED.PRICE 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE.SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.Nov 2 1867.\tr 6m-33 dAw ^76251 09 44 nr \u2022HTTP! MOXtï'iïï'ïG OHUt-OrHICDljIfi, W1ÜX»\ti , .J\t4J A.At V IS, ISott.,\t, fief.Ii Hi \\\t\\ TWIST ABl* \\A\u201c ra&TTTiA&a, troaolMoma drija a» lo prod Auer 9T9Tjik*g iMViaduoed by w tak» a trial PRUTM! PRINTIE! DaxWry, ?%, Marck «1, VERMONT UNIMJlNT \u2022 Wa wiah to dkaho\u2014 tko public of the popular, butor* roauoua ld«a that tha Lon* tuurr la oui j a Lottoa.It ,lator \u2018 /rtcrnal naa, aad tha houdreda of eaaoa of colic, diarrhoa aad other ttAmashic diaorden that hare been cored by ita afeatteat Ita great ralae in all «uch caaeu.It la with .great ear* and la wtdhout doubt ar a Li with the moat ban* \u2022sUlree-h* \u201c Toot V**-iWurLcratKirr baa coxed me of ecmatram wbick aetüdd In my .and for which eg you may ¦oppose I feel uL T.Q^SJHtL- The pain waa moat lobai by taieg the E.vr it waa g»oc in a ¦ata*.W.Oascw.*' care frwyiently oaed lt^^ wel complainte and hare Anew a it to toil in effecting ' W.Balswul* j* » vS i»*.- v,*i*.'i4 * 15ïTi £MScLui522l.\\ î>ts (t5:;eciaHy applicable to Iron Roofing, Farm and other BuiklinKS, Bridges, Farm Implements, Carts and Wagons, dates, Ue., and all exposed work, and whore adopted, a Saving of more than 60 per cent, may in the end be safely reckoned upon, ns not only is it cheaper in the first place when purchasing, but lasts twice os long os any other paint, and CAN BE LAID ON BT UNSKILLED LABOUR |\tCOLOURS.5.\u201cir3.mit TRADE MARK urxcTuat Prepared OH Mixture for the Anti-Corrosion.Oils, Turpentine, Varnish ee, both for Outside and Inside Purposes, specially manufactured for the Climate, Brushes, Ac.CARSONS\u2019 I m PAINT, For l-uhlic Edifices, Mansions, Villos, and every kind of Brick, Stone, Cotupo, kr., is unr.vailed, and is the only paint that will kFFKCTUALLY RKSISP THE RAYS OF THE SUN.The original Anti-Corrosion is solely nianu-faoturod, and can only lie obtained of WALTER CARSON AND SONS, LONDON.Caution.\u2014Xll casks bear the trade mark, or are not genuine.Pourri and Oils Pnot'Kiu.r Packed roa Exportation.63 lo June 19, 1167.ROYAL ITALIAN BITTiRS \u2014OH\u2014 TOTVICO REATa ! Ï DHL DOTTORB F.P.VERRI, Professor of Chemistry in the University of Padua, Italy.TIH* C1SE, KB RATED PREPARATION\u2014 for whloh aCertlfioate of Merit was awarded to the distinguished original preparer at the National Exposition at Torint, Italy, by whoso favor Mr.Oiaxn.Li obtained the Reeipe, and was alio awarded a Diploma at the Provincial Exhibition of Canada »ld at Montreal in September, 1865\u2014 is, wlthcrt exception, the most Qixuinh, Somt-¦tioua and AoBBiaata TONIC ever introduced to publie notice either in Europe or America.For aerenteea years it has, in Italy, been a universal favorite among the slil* of society, being generally served in the Drawing Room immediately before Dinner, in preference to Vermouth.pB* The ingredients of its composition have been imparted to the leading Phytioians of Montreal, and have received their unqualified approval on every account.The Proprietor has no idea of parading or puffing it before the Public, but merely asks a candid and unprejudiced trial.Kept by the principal WINK MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS and GROCERS in Canada.Prepared and sold Wholesale by the Proprietcr.A.M.F.GIANELLI, 26, Hospital Street, Montreal.Aug.33, 1867.\t6m HO Save Your Money\u2014Make Your Own Soap.BY reiNO UARTE\u2019l Celebrated CONCENTRATED LYE yon can make capital Soft Soap for one cent per gallon, or a proportionate quantity of bard Soap, of a ranch superior quality to what is uarally sold in the shops.For ¦ale by all respectable Druggists and Grocsrs in town u'.d country.Price 25c.per tin.Oosorve : The Genuine has the Subscriber\u2019s address on the lid of each box.Cooper\u2019s Vegetable Worm Lozenges- a ears, xrrxoTVAL and agkkuabls bbkkdt roa WObMB.THOUSAND* of Children are annually earned to an nntimely grave by this most distressing diseaae (worm*,) who might have been saved by the timely use of the above certain remedy.The Vegetable Worm Loienges have been long need in an extensive practice, and the success which has attended their use is the best proof of their efficacy.In every ease a speedy and effectual cure may be relied upon.Price 25o.per box.\u2014Sole Manufacturer, J.A Hart#, Druggist, Montreal.For Sale by the pr incipal Drùg-ists in Quebec.Aug.ft, 1367.FM OATCH, BA.3STK ER S, AXO MALUS IN Government and other Desirable Securities.No.5f Naaaan Street) N.Y recommend to Investors the FIRST MORTGAGE BONOS.THE\u2014 FffTOJI.Ri GHRONtGLE\u201d OFFICE (TBonds are issued la denommaticcs $1,000 with aeml-anaual Gold Ooapoaa attached, payable in New York, aad are offered for the present at 95 per cent, and accrued Interact (ta currency) from January 1st.Orders may be forwarded to ui direct, or through the principal Banks and Bankers in all parts of the country.Remittances may be made la drafts on New York, or in Legal Tender Notes, National Bank Notes, or other funds current In this city the Bonds will be forwarded to any address by Express, free of charge.Inquiries for further particulars, by mail or otherwise, will receive punctual attention.FISK & HATCH, Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities, No.ft, Nassau street, New York.N.B.\u2014All kinds of Government Securities received at the fall market price In exchange for the above Bonds.Also, pif' All dssoriptions of G over Hwieni Seevritiee kept constantly on hand, and Bought, Sold, or Exchanged.pB* Gold Coin and U.S.Coupons bought, seld, and collected.pB\" Deposit» Received on liberal terme, subject to cheek at eight.Collections made throughout the country.Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds bought and sold at the Stock Exchange on Commission tor cash.SET' Special Attention given to the Exchange SEVEN-THIRTY NOTES of alt the Sort»» 'or the New FIVE-TWENTY BONDS of 1866, on the most favorable term».April 11, 1867.\t2m Jo °/ fo\\ BOliT ITiUM iiïïiRi \u2014OR\u2014 TONICO BEALE DEL DOTTORE F.P.VERRI, Fre/oesor of Gheoxietry in the Univers ity Padua, Italt.TIMS Celebrated Preparation\u2014for which a certificate of Merit waa awarded to the distinguished original preparer at the Natienai Exposition at Torino, Italy, by whose favor Mr.Uianeill obtained the Recipe and was also awarded a Diploma at the Provincial Exhibition of Canada, held at Montreal in September, 1865\u2014is, without exception, the most Genuine, Saiubrious and agreeable TONIC ever introduced to public notice either in Europe or America.For seventeen years it has, in Italy, been a universal favorite among the elite of Society, bo log generally served in the Drawing Room immediately before Dinner, in preference to Vermouth.The ingredients of Its composition have been imparted to the leading Physicians of Montreal, and have received thoir unqualified approval on every account.The proprietor refers with the greatest confidence and satisfaction to the subjoined testimonials from eminent medical uen, which ho could add to were it desirable.Kept by the principal Wine Merchants, Drug gists and Grocers in Canada.Bold Wholesale by the Proprietor, A.M.F.GIANELLI, Place d\u2019Armee, Montreal.CENTRAL Pacific R.R.Co., ThU Company is eonstrusting under the patronage THE UNITED STATIS GOVERNMENT, the Western end o the Great National Railway across the Continent.Theiextw=3 nedSacr famen to.Li ner omali-Cr fernia, across the Sierra Nevadas to the California State line, traversing the richest and most populous section of California, and thence through the Great Mining Regions ef the Terri-tosies, to the vicinity of Salt Lake City.It forms the Sole Western link of he only route to the Pacific which is adopted by Congress and aided by he issue of United States Bonds.Their road is already completed, equipped and running tor 94 miles from Sacramento to within 12 miles of the summit of he Sierras, and a large amount of the work of Grading, Tunnelling, Ac.beyond that point has been accomplished.The First Mortgage Bonds of tnis Company afford unusual inducements of Safety and Profit to Investors, for the follewing among other reasons via.: First.The rate of interest is Six per Cent, in Gold, payable semi-annually in the City of New York.Second.The Principal is payable in Gold at maturity.TMrd.The cost of the Bonds, Ninety-Five Per Cent, and accrued interest, is Ten Per Cent, less than that of the cheapest Six Per Cent.Gold Bearing Bonds of the Government.Fourth.gTho United States Government provides nearly half the amount necessary to build the entire road, and looks mainly to a small percentage on the future traffic for re-payment.Fifth.Owing to this liberal provision, accompanied with Extensive Grants of Public Lands, by which the Government fosters this great national enterprise, its success is rendered oertain, and its financial stability altogether independent of the contingencies which attend ordinary Railroad enterprises.Simth.The Security of its First Mortgage Bonds is therefore ample, and their character for safety and reliability is equalled only by that of the obligations of the Government itself.Seventh.The net earnings of the completed portion has already largely in excess of the interest obligations whieh the Company will incur ou twieo the distanco, and are steadily increasing, rendering the uninterrupted payment of the Interest absolutely certain.Eight.At the present rate of Gold they pay nearly 84 Per Cent, par e^num amount invested ( Translation.\u2019) Paula, June 21st, 1885.My Dsab Mb.Gia.vbi.li,\u2014 Your good father haa informed me that you would like to possess the recipe for my \u201c Toaiuo Keaie,\u201d which ue tolls me you think far suporior to anything of Lho kind sold in America, where it would appear sueh articles are largely in demand.As I have no acquaintance with the \u201c Bitters,\u201d (as I understand they ore called) which are in tushicn there, 1 cannot, of course, offer an opinion as to inoir merits in comparison with my own preparation.But as you think my recipe may be of service to you, I feel muoh pleasure, both on your own and your father\u2019s account (for whom I entertain a great esteem,) to accede to your wish aad enclose it herewith.I hope you will be careful to use the preparations of the constituents with the utmost exactness, as upon precision in this particular, the excellence cf the preparation mainly depends.Be careful also, not lo protract lho process of maceration beyond the time prescribed, or the color will be spoiled.You have my full license and permission to sell the preparation as the \u201d Tonico Keaie\u201d del Dottore Y.P.Vorri, or by any other title you please, and I sincerely hope the uadortakiug may answer your greatest expectation*, 1 should muoh like to have a sample wh«n you have some ready, in order to test your work.You can send me a smsll case through the Italian Commercial Agenoy in Now York.Believe me aver, your very sincere friend, F.P.VERRI, Professor of Chemistry in the University of Padua (Translation.) Padua, October 27, 186ft Ur DeabMb.Uiaxxlli,\u2014 I have received, through the Italian Sommer olal Agency of New York, aix oases of tha Tonioo Ueale, or (as you stylo it) \u2022\u2022 Royal Italian Bit ten.'\u2019 While I feel greatly obliged for your aL tention to my wish convoyed, in my last letter, 1 am sorry that your good feeling and liberality should have caused you to incur to great an expense on my aooount, in paying beforehand the the oosts of duty and freight, for whieh there was no necessity.One case would have amply sufficed for my purpose ; but as you were kind enough to place io much at my dispoeal, I took the\u2019opportu-nity to send samples to many of my professional friends, as a very preoious article for the distance it came from.And I assure you that our unanimous opinion is, that it is superior to what I have heretofore prepared.We attribute this improvement to your aebstitnting sherry tor our white wine.I do not think that had you used Sautera# or Bersao it would have been so good.You are at liberty to quote the names of the following doctors in approval of your preparation of my \u201c Tonioo Keaie:\u201d\u2014Kadulfo Andrea Quosta, Director General of the Military Hospital ; Ludovic s Benvenuto, Gitweppe Bandolini.Tomas