Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 1 juin 1868, lundi 1 juin 1868

[" : IMPERIAL RIE UMICE COMPUT -OF- (ETTABUtHED ISOS.) Btthcoribed udJnTe«t«d Otphal tod 0 Fund £1,946,000.43TEBLDI6.Fonda InT6itad in Oaoada : $105,000.D.A.BOflB, AmbI ht QaahMt w\tPoo4 of Moutaia HUL T.IMT.\tOrt.#, 18M.SO & Co.\u2019« Pupuiar FpoiioI» Ppttnt M«diojnet, JOHN MOS^N k CO, LI AOSMTd FOR THE DOMINION OF CANADA.¦ ».A.C®.\u2019.truly th«\tmoo.\u2014 #f the ag*.aad v.will tkuafor* \u2022aoa.rato tüa priaoipal Mad'eiaM IODIZED STRÜP 07 HORSE-RADISH, for tkoM who son not uko Cod Liror Oil Thia dod hy all tho madioal oalahritiaa, in-ood lirar oil.aad oapooioUy by Dra.Blaebo, Rada, VoraaU, tho Park Hocpitala.OF HT Ao^ do., phyaioiaaj of STROP ol HTP0PH08PHIT* OF LIM1, Dr.Charehill\u2019a praaeriptioa.Tkia now Remedy, ¦oat in oaaaa of Couamptioo aad tho iifforont diaoaooa of tho Choat, qoiokly arroata thair moot \u2022laming aymptoou.Tho Coagh ia tooth od, night awaata ooaao, aad tho patiaat toon rnoovora hoalth.STROP OF SEA PINE OF LAEASbB, ana.Baltataia Pooteral, aaod with tho groataat too \u2022oaa for Caught, Catarrh*.Cold*, do., do.; oon tain* no op nun.It U oqaaJly aaeoaaafhl ia Catarrhs and Taflawatloa of tho Ri«4dor aad Urothra.PHOSPHATE OF IRON OF LERAS, ia groom-aiahaoaa, diaoaooa of tho atomach, pain-fhl digaatioa, AiMealtwanati uarlou*, do.It \u2018 not indaoo oonttipadoa.' ELIXIR OF PEPSINE.\u2014Thia Jfadieino digaau Cm food, aa it wara.without tho aaaiatoaoo of tho atnaiaoh.It aaooood* adaairahly ia gaotriti*, woah digoation, loaa of appatita.It U tho «apport of old aon aad ooavalaooaats.PILLS FOR DISEASES OF THE SKIN Dr.Onaonad\u2019» praaoraation.?EdETABLE SLYCBRINE, (aziraotad from tho flroit of tho pal at traa.) It tpoadily aU Irritation, and imparts groat softnaaa 9 km* A CURB FOR NBTJRALdIA AND HEADACHE,\u2014Ouarana, a Vagateblo product, obtain-\u2022d from Brasil.Ha also baa lately pro pared PUU of Carboaato of Inn aad Xaaganooa, Dragioo of Laotato of Iron aad Maagaaaao, and Pills of tho Proto-Sodid of Iron aad Mangano*#.NO MORE BALSAM COPAIBA-\u2014Uaa Matioo Capaala aad Matieo Injaotion.allays to tho tho A CHOICE LOT OF PERFUMERY from ono of the Ent Hoasos of Patis.Eraavn A Co.I*.1MT.\tisb NOTICE.DR.O* 1* SAMS ON, racomtly arrtwad Paris, whora ho has eoa^lotod his stadias, has opoaad his OMoo at SS, Craig Stroot, StiRooh*!.ont 14.18ET.jsa A-ABL.iriHKD IN 1832 BRISTOL\u2019S SARSAPARILLA M URGE BOTTLES The Celebrated Pres&ration PURIFTING TIE BLOOD AND HUMORS.Hspooially rooommoadod for aso daring and aammor, whom tho greasy aoorotiouo fall and winter month* rondor tho aystom liable S feren aad other Belt BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA la a safe aad reliable remedy for aU Brap-ioas aad Skin diooaaaa ; for orary phnoo of Soaofnia, whotbor immadiato or baraJU&ry ; for \u2022Id Soros, Boils, Uleers, Tumors, and Abaasroa, and fer arary stage of Secret Diaeaaa, aron in its worst fora.It is also a aaro and roUabio remedy frr She am, Bing Worm, Tetter' Scald Head, White Swelling.Norroaa end Oonoral I of tho System, end all affections of the oror and Aguo, BiUkna Tarer, Chills and Forer, Damh Aguo and Jaandioo.It is guar-natoad to bo the Pereet O Mort Powerful PropenOon GENUINE HONDURAS SARSAPARILU and is tho boat medioino far tho care of all dlsoosns ariaiag from a ritiatod or impure state of tho blood.Tho a filiated may rest assured that there is « Mot two least partial* of Mlmorwl.Moromrlnl or any other poisonous rubstaaee in thia modiciao.It ia parfaotly harmless, and may be adminlstor-od to aU.kiadi of waatiwr, rainy or dry, to rrao.TS in the rary waakaat atagaa of sieknoss, or tho most holplass infhats, without doing the least Injury.Foil directions how to tako thia moat raluabla ¦ddicina wUl bo found on tbo labol of oach bottle.EaisTot,\u2019* SAwas>owTT.r.s in soa Bam is nn Bstasumsbstb or Mosses.John Muaaon A Co., Rodariek MoLood, John B.Burk*, W.E.BruMt, R.Dugal, Vdmond 6Nroax> Also, by all roopeetabi* Druggists and Dosions in Modiainaa.Sept.n.18«T COMMERCIAL AND i?r,MOC SHIPPING GAZETTE.C^CJEBEO, 3XOIVI>A.y, 1st JUIVJb2, 1808 ^o.8810.The imperishable Perftime.i RICHELIEU COMPANY Royal Mail Line of Steamers \u2014 BETWKSN\u2014 CELEBRATED THUS axqul ascendency over all ether parfunaa, throughout tho West Indies, Cuba, Mexico, and Contrai and South America, aad we ooifidantly recommend it as an article, which for soft delieaoy of Flavor, richness of bouquet, and permanency, baa no equal.It fromtl Quebec and Montreal, OW and after the FIRST OF MAY NBXT, the Steamers « MONTREAL\u201d and \" QUEBEC\u201d will leave the Napoleon Wharf, as fellows :\u2014 STEAMER \u2018 MONTREAL,\u2019 CAPT.ROBERT NELSON, Will leave every Monday, Wednesday and Fridayr AT FOUR O\u2019CLOCK P.M.: STEAMER « will also remove from tho skill Roughness, Blotches, Sun Burn, Freckles and Pimples.It is ss JeHcioaj as the Otto of Roeos, and Usds freshness and baantiful transparency to the eom- Crion.Diluted with water it makes the best tifrieo, imparting n pearly whiteness teeth ; it also removes all smi shaving.ti tho smarting or pain after MarrayA \u2022 am oraamaated tabor ¦TRRFBITfJ ous.Look for the name i a ho bottio, wrapper Prepared only by LANMAN AKEMP, WhoUsal* Druggists, Now York.Sept.23, Ute7.DENTAL OPERATIONS.DR MeKKB respectfully Informe hi* friends and the public that he has returned from his annual visit to the principal Dental Colleges to the United States ; and that, among other recent improvements in Dentistry, he has adopted to his practio* tho os* of Nitrous Oxide 9as, for painless extraction of teeth, and for tho par-formaneo, fro* of pain, of other short but otherwise painful operations.Dm.Mogaabue taken thorough instructions in is fully prepared to administer it to any parson irrespective of age, and without injury to tho moat doncato oonatitn Upper Town.Quebec, Deo., 1847.the folio BRISTOL\u2019S SDEIMOITED PIUS PURELY VEGETABLE.constitution.It, Ann Street, lowing CERTIFICATE.« PuTLiPELraiA, 20th Nov., 1807.TS7, Walnut Street.TO wxoa R mat coscux : \u201c This is to certify that Dr.McKee, Dentist, \u201c of Quebec, Canada, has taken instructions of M us ia tho ns* of Nitrous Oxide, or Laughing M Has, for tho painless extraction of tooth, and is M fully qualified to mannfactnr* and administer tho tamo for tho purpose above mentioned.\u201d (Signed,,\t\u201c J.J.COLTON, of tho Colton Dental Association, Originator* of Nitrous Oxide for tho patoloss extraction of tooth, and Lecturers on Chemistry to the Philadelphia Dental College.\u201d Deo.28.1807.TT 33 33 DE3 O,\u201d CiPT.J.B.LABKLLE, Will leave every Tuesday,T> 1 j and Saturday, AT FOUR 0 CLOCK P.M.RATES OF~FARES: Cabin, (supper and state room berth included).$3.00 Steerage.1.00 MESSRS.H.U.SAUIDERS, SOLE AGENTS FOR J> S E W ILL.Wholesale Watch and Chronometer Manufacturer, 61, South Castle Street, LIVERPOOL.Houses for Sale or to Let To Lei TWO Story Brick DWELLINGS, Nos.1 and 8, Montcalm Buildings, Amable Stroot, Montcalm Bnilding, comfortable residences, at £26 rent.A STOKE and DWELLING above, in Cnl-da-Sao Street, (next Mr.Besan\u2019a new Restaurant.) Apply to A.JOSEPH.Or to\tE.G.CANNON, N.P.May 1, 1808.COTTAtE TO LET, FROM THE 1st MAY NEXT : THE Convenient COTTAGE» corner of Bertholot and St.Amable Streets, occupied by Mrs.Arnold; Wator Introduced.AUCTI0N_N0TICE.MESSRS.CASEY R CO.» Anotlonaara for the ante of Honaekold K ,| tare and Effect*» Horse « , logos» Libraries» Worko of Art and Property of ovary description, would ijtimato to Proprietors who may l>« movina, or having Effocte to dispose of, to mak* oar'y application, so aa to fix days o* sals st their resldoneoa.Parties who have small quantities to dispose of can sand same to our Auction-rooms, 8t.John street.Upper Town.Furniture and bulky goods to Champlain Hall, Lower Town.Mr.Casey can be consulted personalty from 9 to 11 o\u2019clock, at St.John Stroot Auotion-rooma, or address by letter.April 8,1808 > IMPORTANT SALE Apply to Or to March 27.1868.H.8.SCOTT.E.G.CANNON, N.P.Paasag* Tickets will bo sold at tho office on the wharf.State Rooms can be secured by taking tiokote at this office only.JAM This Company will not bo aeoountabls for Spool* or valuables, unless Bills of Ladhts, having tho value expressed, are signed for.J.E.DBSCHAMPS, ___\tAgent.Office of the Richelieu Co., Napoleon Wharf.April 29, 1868.\tMay 21 [L.8.] N.F.BELLEAU.PROVINCE OP QUEBEC.VICTORIA, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Quixx, Defender of the Faith, Ac., Ac.To all to whom these presents shall come or whom the seme may concern\u2014Gxbbtixg : A PROCLAMATION.Gkdbox Ouimet, Atty.Genl.WHEREAS daring the nlgtt of the eighth of May instant, a small wooden building situate on the north side of the St.Foy Road, in the vicinity of the toll-gate, in the Perish of Quebec, in our Province of Quebec, was destroyed by fire, and whereas there is reason to beljeve Notice to Ship-Buillders and Ownera.P.H.MUNTZ A CO.'S Patent Yellow Metal Sheathing Bolts, &c.THE Patentees can confidently refer to the great number of Shipe-sheathed with their Metal, the wear of which bus proved its superiority, and that the exferieao* of thirty years has enabled them to remedy the de6ci*Eciea which have proved so prejudicial to shipowners.Ia order to prevent any mietake with regard to the various Metals marked \u201c Mnnts,\u201d of which there are several, the Patentees have for some years added Tkn* Crown to their Brand,' which ia stamped on every eleif as annexed, and identifies the quality.Sole Agents for London, Hxvkt Roans, Son A Co., 13d, Leedenhell Street, E.O.Sol* Agents for Liverpool, Hsxbt Roans, iford stn sent unknown.Now Ksow Ye, that a reward of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, will be paid to any person or persons, not being the aotnal offender or offenders, who will give snob information as shall lead to the discovery, apprehension and eonvietion of the perpetrators of the above offense.laTssnaosv Wherkof, We have caused these Our Letters to be made Patent, and the Great Seal of Oar said Province of Quebec to be hereunto affixed : Wrmss, Our Trusty and Well-Beloved the Honorable Sir Narcissi Fortu-¦at Belle au, Knight, Lieutenant Governor of Our said Province of Quebec.At Our Government House, to Our CITY OF QUEBEC, in Our said Province of Quebec, this eighteenth day of MAY, in the year of Our Lord* -one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eighth and in the thirty-first year of Oar Reign.By Command, PH.J.JOLICCBCR, Assistant Secretary.May 28, 1868.Ship Laboreis' \"\t' ,B Notice to Ship-Masters Stevedores ! and goss A Co., 1, Rumford Street.Mareh 30.1868.Smp NOTICE TflR Fmhlle are hereby notified that the busiaeee heretofore carried oa by Mr.HENRY KNIGHT, Tailor, No.33, Palae* Street, will be oontinaed oa aad after MONDAY, the 18th instant, by the undersigned, to the same promisee, where a Choice aad Asaorted STOCK will be kept constantly oa head.Ia solicitiag the patronage of the public, the uadsnigued 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, who** experience aad ability are too well Known to need comment.1.KNIGHT.pt.1809.\ttf NOTICE I* hereby given, that the SHIP LABORERS\u2019 BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, at its regalar monthly meeting, beld at the Temperance Hall, on the 4th November.1867, adopted a Resolution enforcing the payment of Ship Laborers\u2019 Wages in CURRENT BANKABLE FUNDS, and to be paid weekly.This rale will strictly be adhered to, and any laborer belonging to the Society neglecting to observe it will be liable to a fine of one day's pay for each offence.TARIFF OF WAGES.The following is the Rat* of Wages to be paid by Ship-Masters and Stevedores, to Members of tbs Ship Laberers* Benevolent Society : Per Dirk.THE ONLY WATCH MANUFATURER OF LIVERPOOL TO WHOM WAS AWARDED The Great Medal of the International Exhibition, LONDON, 1863.The Great Medal of the Paris Exibition, 1867, HAS BEEN ADJUDGED TOUT, ; THE First-Class HOUSE, He.4, Si Denis Street, Cape, at present oc-cnpled by Ohas.Poston, Esq.Apply to Mareh 81, 1868.WESTON HUNT, Hunt's Wharf.TO LET AT LEVIS, FOUR HOUSES, Dwellings and Stores, sltnate near Levis Market Hall and the Landing Wharf ef the Qnebeo and Levis Ferry.Possession Riviere .Quelle, County of Kamouraeka.DOCTOR TKTU, of Rivlere-Oaelle, offers for sal* :\u2014 1-\u2014A Roeu Stallion, (grey-red,) brown head, extremities black, sight years, It) hands, weighing 1160 pounds, quarter-blood.Some magnificent foals may be seen, sired by this horse.\u2014A Bay Stallloa, (red-brown,) four years, 16| hands, weighing 1200 pounds.8\u2014A Bright Sorrel Stallion, (reddish odor,) three years, 16 hands, weighing 1000 ponnda.4.\u2014A Bright Sorrel Mare, aged, naif-bleed, 16J hands This Mare has given six foals in the last six years.\u2014A Sorrel Mare, six years, 16) hands, n fast trotter.6.\u2014A Young Mare, dark bay, 2 years, 16 hands.7 \u2014A Pair of Roan Ooalts, one year, 14 hands, both sirsd by the Stallion Ne.1, above described April 24, 1868.\t2w-3o 1st May next.Apply to 1868.JOHN THOMSON, Proprietor.S JS W I L L WATCH AND CHRONOMETER MANUFACTURER LIVERPOOL, For the Superiority of his Time-Keepers over all others.TO LET FROM THE 1st MAY NEXT .m THAT part ef ike Masonic Hall, facing on Garden Street, at present \u2019 Occupied by Morrin College and the Literary and Historical Society.Apply MOIVTRJEAJL.OCEAN STEAMSHIPCO 1868 SUMMER 1868.Passenger* Booked to Londonderry or Liverpool.R1TURN TICKETS GRANTED AT RKDUC1D RATES.MAKERS TO HER MAJESTT THE QUEEN, ROYAL FAMILY AND COURT OF SPAIN.TO THI RIGHT HONORABLE THE Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, The SHOP on Louis Street, now oconpled by Mr.Wm.Cooper.to B.G.CANNON, N.P# M>.M, 18»»._________________ it To LET, A Tkree Story Brick HOUSE, with a Magnificent Shop, of fifty feet in depth, sltnated in the Parish of St Sauveur, of Quebec, No.6, St Valier F treat Apply to J.B.HanL, Notary, No.3, St Joseph Street Jan.30, 1868.\u2022f Her Majesty the Queen\u2019s Royal Navy, &C., Ac., Ac.B A Cornf - table twe-story Fire : Bri&k House, h < .46, D\u2019Aiguillon Street, St John\u2019s I -iborbs, containing six rooms, with* i \u2022 oellenthaagard.Beat moderate aad poesession > \u2022 1 October.For particulars, apply > i th * premises.Quebec, Sept 26.1866 THIS Company\u2019s Line 1* the following FIRST CLASS STEAMSHIPS PR ÜSSIAN.3000 tons.Bnilding.O ARM ANY .3200 «« Capt.Graham.AUSTRIAN;.2700 ** \" Wylie.NRSTORIAR,.2700\t\u2022\u2022\t«\tDation, PERUVIAN,.2600\t«\t\u2022\u2022\tBallant!»* MORAVIAN,.2660\t\u2022\u2022\t\u2022\u2022\tBrown.HIBERNIAN,.2434\t\"\t\"\tSmith.NOVA SCOTIAN,.2300\t*\u2022\t\u201d\tAlrd.BELGIAN,.2200\t«\t«\tTroeks.NORTH AMERICAN,.I18i\t\u2022\u2022\t\u2022\u2022\tGrange.Carrying ik* Canadian and Uniind Stator Mailt, CORRESPONDENCE.SOLE WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR CANADA, THE DOMINION OF TO LUT, MESSRS.H.& A.SAUNDERS m FROM th* first of Kay next, that well known building, th* TEMPERANCE HALL, St Francis Steel \u2014s lea** will be given if required fer cue or more years.Apply to No.31, St Ursule Street^;^or to Notary.The Above Celebrated WATCHES can be obteined aft MR.N.TURCOT, | Quebec, F*b.6.1864.MOIVTRE-AJL., Mountain Hill, Quebec.M»y 13, 1808.12m BANE! Quebec, 6th May, 1868.UNTIL further notice, INTEREiT nt the rat* of FIVE PER CENT PER ANN\u2019JM will be allowed on deposits in tbs Savings \u2019 Department of the Qnebeo Bank* By order of the Board, J.STEVENSON.Cash'nr.May 6.1868.NOTICE TO MIRINE.BS - urn run\u2014 Mil Public in General Holders and Swinger*.Winoher*.Boy* on Stag*.May 19, 1868.$2.60 .1.60 1.60 JAS.PAUL.Sec.S.L.B.S.6m idJJ i\u2019S M* purgative medicine has tong been (bit by th* public, and it is a tonna at great satisfaction to us that we oaa, with confidence, recommend our BRISTOL\u2019S SUGAR-COATED PILLS, ae combining *11 the essentials of a safe, thorough aad agree-ahl* family cathartic.They are prepared from the very finest quality of medicinal note, herbs, nod plants, th* active principles or parte that contain th* médicinal value.that soutaia no vim* whatever.Among thorn ¦eiliniasi agents we may asm* PODOPH1LLIN, which bas been proved to pceoees a moat wonderful power ever th* Liaar, and all the biUieus secretions.This: ia combination with LSPTAN-DRIN aad ether highly valuable vegetable ^*x- the kind Suite.BRISTOL\u2019S D PILLS will be lb and a safe and speedy remedy ia all sack cases s PU**, Beganft'Novelftiee A Choice Perfumery, \u2022oan aanm ron qxoso : MESSRS.J.MUSS0N A CO., CHEMISTS, Ac., BUADE STREET, Sold by all Respectable Perfumers : DEL X Perfumes for.the Handkerchief, UiUJi and other higmy vaiuaui* wg-w tracts aad drug* constitute* a purgative ie greatly superior to any medicine at t heretofore offered to the public.BRJ NCilK SUT, 1FL01TI 356 To»* HARSKILLKS SALT.For Sal* by FALKFNBBRG A MoBLAIN.May 19, 1868.CARD ¦R.MAGUIRE, Advocate, ha* eeteb- lished bis Ofloein the MASONIC HALL, No.6, St Lewis Street, Upper Town.May 16.1868.\t12 SEA SIDE T THE wmderalgmed kereby gives .notice that be has purchased from John L.Gibb, Esq., the Extensive Wharf and Building* on St.Paul Street.The Wharf is situate in a business locality, adjoininx those of Mr.Renaud, and as a consequence, offers all necessary facil ities for the loading and unloading of vessels, as Also aU requisite aocommodatioa to the general b usinées oommonity who may favor him with a portion of their patronage.\u2014ALSO, TO LET,\u2014 The EXTENSIVE BUILDINGS in front, and tho LARGE STORES in rear, auitabl* for various kinds of business, such as G vain, Flonr, Fish, or Oil Stores, Ac., Ae.The 'whole on most reasonable Unas.AMB.LaROCHE, Timber Meroha'tt, St.Panl Street, Lower Town.April 30, 1868.SCOTTISH AMICABLE LIFEiSSUIIINCE SOCIEU INCORPORATED IN 1826.E BEC Timber Towers* ASSOCIjRTIOIf THE TIMBER TOWER* of Quebec I having formed th*m»«lv*s into an Association for the purpose of securing a fair remuuerotUm for their work, and also for the purpose of hindleg the mrmbers to assist one another, when, In con-.equenceofan accident or otherwise, the property entrusted to the charge of any of the Members of | the As.ociation U in denger of being lost, the following TARIFF OF PRICES has been adopted, which will, in no case, be deviated from\t- For Towing the Cargoes of Vessels from Victoria Cove to Commissioners' Wberf, or any intermediate plaoe on tho North Side of the River, 8 cents per load.a New Liverpool Side .\u201ctf the River, 8 oenU per load.From Cap Rouge to any of the above named From SrChlrie?%™» to any of the above named places, 10 cents ®*r load» And Crossing the Sr.L awrence, 10 Çents per load.From St.Charles River i *» Commissioners Wharf, 8 cents per load.\t_ \u201e\t.Ships taking cargo from the Boom at \u2019\u2019hleh they load, shall be bound to p.\\7 J \u2014 50 cents per Quebec Standard\torM cent* per 8l Petersburg Standaru \u2022__ From Hamilton A Bros.\u2019 Cove to 1>B'0V 26 cents per Si Petersburg Ston'd»?1 r part under 40 loads, to b« chart.*4 »1\"0® 4 to 5 dollar* per tide, unless the p «nion *o taken forms part of cargo.All monies to be paid in Bankable funds.fiM* The undersigned is authorised to ca\u201d1» all monies due to tho Timber Towers\u2019 Associai'011 for 1868.JOHN WARE, Secretary, May 13, TO LET, With pottmion Iff November tofif, THAT very deslrebl* t .vo-atory had attic Brick House, Ne.62, St.Jokn Street, without, now oootfivied by Mr.Bison\u2014Gas, Water, Water Cloeets, Ae.Apply to H.BO DUO, Notary, 86), St John Street, without Quebec.Sept 26.1866.\ttf ___WMTiubd at Loch Toy!* to receive on board and land Malls aad Passenger* from aad to Londonderry.Dates of Sailing are as follows KKOM QUEBEC.HIBERNIAN, Saturday, 9th\tMay,\t1868.MORAVIAN,\t\u201c\t16th\t\u201d\t\u201c PERUVIAN,\tM\t23rd\t« N ESTONIAN,\tM\t*6th\t**\t\u201c Aid every snooeediag Saturday.RATE* OF PASSAGE FROM RUEBBC.TO LOmOOXDXEXT OB tlYBBTOOL.Cabin.\u2014$70 and $80, according to accommodation.Steerage.\u2014$26.Berths not secured until paid for.r An experienced Surgeon carried oa each ( To the Editor of the Morning Chronicle.) Dxar Six,\u2014You were kind enough last autumn to insert a letter for me in yonr paper, in which 1 expressed my fears that the population of these islands would be greatly distressed during the approaching long winter.I am, therefore, emboldened from your last kindness, to ask you to insert the following lengthy one, in the hope that it may draw attention hnd sympathy to our condition.I am sorry to say that my fears were not unfounded, for we have had a severe time of it in every way.Our winter set in early in the month of November, with days and weeks of successive snow storms and cold biting winds.By the end of November ail our inner harbors and lagoons were frozen solid ; and by the end of December one could make the circuit of the whole group of islands in a cariole.A few weeks later and our Island borne was entirely fsoaea ia.As far as th* eye could Tfarh'anmse the dreary gulf, there was nothing to be seen but one field of piled up ice\u2014the turbulent waters were still.As our winter began, so it continued all through, even up to the 7th of April.Cold aud snow, snow and cold, the only change being a little more cold.This made one fear that there was going to be no end to our dreary winter, but it has at last come.Our mountainous ice fields have taken their departure through the gulf, to perish amidst the warm waters of the deep Atlantic ; and we are free, free to hold communication with the living outside world.The warm son of May is fast melting onr deep snows and breaking up our inner harbors, making them impassable with a cariole.The distress among the poor inhabitants here this winter has, in cases, been heart-rending.We have only four months of fishing time to provide for the remaining eight of the year.Last season the whole thing was a failure, many of the people, out of six weeks got only three days\u2019 fishing ; the weather was so boisterous that they could not get ont their boats.The consequence was that they were unable to meet their merchant\u2019s bills, and bo lay in a winter stock of floor, or get credited with any daring the winter.Many at its com~ mencement were without a pound of flour in their houses, but few potatoes and leas quantities of herring.With regard to the latter it is more or less so every year, for when these fish strike in here, the people, in cases, have not the salt for preserving a winter stock, much to the discredit of some of their merchants.So that many have been next door to starvation, and were only kept from it by the ill-afforded charity doled out to them by their more fortunate neighbors.How some have made ont daring the put six months, l cannot think I Some, I feel sure, have lived almost wholly upon rotten herring, \u2018to their hurt, getting a t&ste of flour only once in a while, and this at the houses of others.The mer-chants here have been greatly tried, and their little stocks made goed ase of, although some were hard hearted enough to refuse them goods.The English merchant at House Ear-bor has been completely drained of everything; his store has kept many a poor family from starving Still some were not satisfied with this, but to show their gratitude mutt needs break open his stores in the hope of finding more.Many of our people depend too much upon their boats and hooks and so plant but very little.This is all very well if the fishing season is a good one, but misery and starvation if it fails, u in this case it did.The people who, whilst attending to the fishing, did not neglect their land have been tolerably well off, and able to help with jx>U- A TENDER will leave the NAPOLEON WHARF every SATURDAY MORNING, with Mails and Passengers, at NINE o\u2019clock precisely.For farther p articulera apply to ALLANS, RAX A 00», m\tAgents.May 4, 1868.TO LET, ÊSÈh' THE HOUSE and Premises kcown u \u201d Battlefield Cottage, sltnated on th* Grand* Allée, inside th* Toll Gate, at present j oosupled by H.8.Dalkln, Esq., containing 14 apartments, with Stable, Ceach house, and other buildings, together with a Garden aad about o oenu\tDi, Sl| the South I four aorea of land attached.Possession 1st of ,n>\u201c\te\tload.\tI May.Apply at the Office of M.CONNOLLY A 00.Hotel Licenses, &c.Or to April 1J>, 1808.E.G.CANNON, N.P.ROOMS TO LET, TWO or Three Gentlemen can be accommodated with LODGINGS with or without Breakfast, in a convenient locality in the Upper Town.Apply at this offioe.Qnebeo, March 23, 1864.FOR\t\tCURRENT YEAR.\t HE Dnty\ton\tHotel License In\tCities will be.\t\u2022 *\u2022*\u2022\t*.*\u2022****#\u2022\u2022 #*\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 \u2022»#\u2022\u2022\u2022*\u2022\u2022*\u2022 #\u2022\u2022*¦\t\u2022 $46 \t44\t«* in Towns.\t\u201e 44 04\t44\t«* in Parishes.39\t 66\t44\tShop Licenses\t\t\u201e 24 41\t44\tHawker and Pedlar.\t.11 41\t«4\tBilliard Table\t\t.63.60 14\t44\tPawnbrokers\t\t.76 44\tté\tAuctioneers.\t\t.26 Any (Mom i off the Stomach, Uv«r, Bowel* and Kidneys.St In dueaeeethes have their origin 1» th* blood, BRISTOL'S ÊâMtÉi ARfLLA, that beet «1 Moo j MtrUtors, should he Used with the Pill*, iho two being prepared expressly t > .\u2022 * u together.Whoa thés Is done iaithiu ly, we have ao boeiUtioa ia saying that great relief, \u2022ad in suet emm a aosw ca* ba gaaraatood, wber th« patient la aet elready beyond himm help Pargeaeral dfrectioM aadtehie ef doeei, see the wrapper around, each phiaL Fer Sal* k th* XrtbMMueeato of:-Joha Masson A 0** Roderick MeLeod, John JL Barks, W.B.Brunes, R.Dagal, Idmoad iromx.G ¦ «U rum its bit Druggists, in: JL.Æ JH Gt-I HI* A 1*0, FLOWER OF FLOWERS, Alexandra, Prince of Wales, Jockey Olab, Guards, Kwtl-lwa, a Chinese Perfume, in a meat silk box ; Cupid\u2019s Tears, in a handsome moire-antique box ; *\u2019 Sweet Hours,\u201d a watch shaped scent bottle.RuxaLO\u2019a Toonr V nr mix, To supersede Eau-de-Cologne, for all toilet and PatontPsUurid Glycerin* Soap, containing 36 per cent of Glycerin*.Th* Travellers\u2019 Soap, 26 transparent oakes in a box.Rimmel\u2019s Perfumed Almanacs, for 1868.Rimmel\u2019s Perfume Vaporiser, for purifying the air ia apartments, ball-rooms, theatres, Ac.Rimmel\u2019s Rose-Water Crackers.Rimmel\u2019s Perfumed aad lUnminated Valentines.| M** Special Representatives in United State* end th* Dominion of Canada MESSRS.EDW1RD GREET t CO.S4, VESET STM***, NEW T09K.TO LET,\u2014A MODERN COTTAGE, containing '[tn Apartments, with Stalling and the advantages of Uj loe-honse.For farther particulars, apply is, A- ^ « VILLE RS, Caeonna.A.W.BISSON, MoCallum\u2019s Brewery.M.j 1,, 18»».\t\u201c\u201cS\u2019' WANTED TO CHARTER,B A VESSEL, f0r Leith or Grantor,.DONALD B.MaoLEOD.6m Présidant,\u2014Tax Dtrxa or RoxxtrxeH.Manager,\u2014Wm.Srus, Esq, Glasgow, Accumulated Fund,.£1,198,132 2 6 Stg.Policies Issued in 1866 for £366,000 Stg.Annual Income,.May 8, 1868.FURNISHED L0D6INGS SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN B1 accommodated with comfortable and well furnish ed lodgings la a central part of tho Upper Town, on applying at th* eorner of Palace and St.Helen July 23, 1867.ft* If, 1*69, l\"lM E.M.CHARLTON, PRACTICAL ANC C0NSULTIN8 \u2019.ikT * -j tj *«a- ARCHITECT.OFFICER St.Jnhn Street, (wlthnwh) .£198,224 6 8 Stg.Premiums to Insure, £100* a :s 3 3 8 16 9 10 7 I 7 14 1 8 6 16 16 8\t4 9 8 16 9\t6 9 IT \t\t\ts\t\t \t\t\u2022\tÜ\t\t|H \t\tto\t\t«\t«\t0.4\t£1\t8 6\t£1 1» U\t\t£6 9 6 6\t1\t14 I\t2 3\t1\t3 6 4 9\t2\t2 1\t2 11\t9\t8 19 6 7\t2\t16 \u2022\tS 6\tS\t4 18\t6 9\t6\t19 4\t4 9\tI\t6 1» 2\t6\t1 10\t6 6\t4\t9 IS 2 LOWEROPADA.VOTICK la hereby I ven to the holdets of I SH.ARES of th* Bank, act fully paid up, that th* | unde.\u2019noted calls thereon hare been made, and will bo payable at th* OFFICES of th* Bank HBRE a.\u2019id at MONTREAL : Sixth insubnent of 10 per cant on IstFeb\u2019y.next.Serenth The Provincial duty is oxer and aboxs any tax, road money or other Municipal impost.The annual issue of Lioenses will begin on th* 1st May next- All persons defrauding the roTcnu* by Uliolt trad* are subject to $50 fine, or 6 months\u2019 imprisonment.Inland Revenue Office.Quebec, May 11, 1*68 ap.23-4w-So FARM TO LET, 16th March *\u2022 1st May \u201e\t\u2022\u2022\t16ih Jons u\t«\u2022\t1st August By order of the Board, W.DUNN, Oa* Hier.Jaov.1.1668.\t__________ Eighth Ninth Tenth AT tbe Little River St.Charles, adjoining that of Mr.Gillespie, two miles from town with Honte, Ao.The site on th* river side is most splendid, and the locality extremely healthy.Tbe Farm contains 60 arpents of Land, in good condition.\u2014also,\u2014 Another Small Square of Lind, at \"Gros Pin,\u201d j of their confinement, on the Chariesbourg Road, containing 30 arpents.There are fine trees on it, and a nice brook crossing said lot.This last-Diimed piece of land is also in good oondition, *nd has lately been need for grating.Enquire of 14.\t.£1 20.\t.1 30.\t.46.\t.» 66\u2014; 60___ 61___ 62.\t.63_.64.\t.65\u2014\t.66\u2014 67.\t.18\u2014 69.\t.^Petiolesissued from £60 to £60v™ Sterling.For other Tables, each as Education '\u2022!» JolDt Lives, Survivorships, Ac., apply to DAVID A.ROt\u2019S* 4 Ooraer of St Peter Street and Mountain ] Advances made on Policies to extent of il r* render value.AU conditions most liberal an favorable to the assured.Jgr* This is on* of th* greatest Life Insv-Institutioas of Great Britain.J4ly 16,1869.\t*** CANADA HOUSE, OA-LKOOIVIA.SPRINGS, (Near L\u2019Ongnal, on th* Ottawa, Oonnty of Prescott, Ont, BY A.M.F.CIANELL1.THIS ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, with accommodation of a superior order, for over two hundred persons, will be opened for th* reception of visitors on the first of Jfnns next Th* House is fitted up in the first style, and is replete wiih every accessory demanded by modem ideas of oomfort and convenisace All ihs Appointments end snrroandlngs of tho establishment are adapted to satisfy the most fastidious taste.\t, .\t.To meet the requirements of all, without in terfaring with the repose of any, th* arrangements fer in-door emnsements are oonflaed to \u2022 separate building, specUlly erected for the purpose, containing a spacious Ball Room.Billiard Room Bow ing Alley, and other requirements.The saline, Whit* Sulphur, and Gas Springs are but fifty yard* fro™ «>\u2022 House.Charges uniformly moderate.For further information, pleas* address A.M.F.GIANKLLI, Propris tor, Montreal.Mag 6, 1668.\t1* To be Published esrly in My next» Price $3.00\u2014Invariably payable in advance, THE QUEBEC DIRECTORY,,\t\u201e n .or\tI District ofBeauoe.March 21.1868.LR.E.ROUSSEAU, St.Roch\u2019s.Sotmay 1 P°£\u2019:\tÆïïSîr lloation.\t«4 qO Advertising, per page.-».00 Price of copies to non-subsoribers.Orders lor .ub.oriptiors and advertisemeat.ra- eived at Mes-rs.MIDDLETON A DAWSON 8 Book-Store, foot sf Mountain Hill, and Messrs.daaaiiT A Tbudilz 0, Booksellers, 37, Fabrique Street, Ü.h cHgRaIgRf Agent for the Proprietor.M»y 6.1868.__________________________ Wov Sale, an ELIGIBLE LOT In Lnekewrotftare Street, 46 x 96 feet, Mar th* Convent, with th* fra«e of » naw Wood** ftuUOihg apd Stone \u201c x to suit merchants, who charge no very high Tor their goods, in order they say to.cover the many losses they are continually liable to, that U keeps the people poor, and destroys all energy and honesty.This will always be the case so long as the people turn so much of their attention to the fishing, not in their own good, but in that of the merchants, who get their all, and in the end but ill supply them for their work» Tbe people are now anxiously awaiting the arrival of the herring fleet, which come here from all parts of the North American conti nent.Many of these vessel» bring from Nova Scotia and Prince Edward\u2019s Island, cargoes of potatoes.But these, I am afraid, but few will be able to purchase, unless they work for them by boatiug herring for these strangers.These potatoes will have to be bought up for seed, for the people in their distress have eaten what was intended for the ground this year.Many of the people have not the means for procuring seed, for tbe seals, oar only hope in the winter time, to our great discouragement, did not strike these islands this year ; owing, it is supposed, to the great quantity of ice formed in the Gulij and grounded aroond these Islands, so that it did not admit the approach of the seal ice brought down by the wind and current from the St.Lawrence and Labrador.Last year npwards of 11,000 were taken.^ This winter not a dozen, in spite of the vigilance of these intrepid catchers So that this has helped to aggravate the case.Unless seed can be procured and planted, next winter threatens to be worse than this one.At the close of the navigation last year, we heard that Mr.Fortin, late commander of the revenue cutter La Canadienne, b\\xt now a member of the house at Ottawa, had obtained a supply of flour to be distributed along tbe Gulf coast and part to these islands.Our share has not, as yet, reached os.I only hope, with others, that instead of floor, he will send us seed.He knows our wants, if it be not too late.Tbe Government ought to take*Lhese Islands into consideration every year, by the appointment of a committee to report to them of their condition, and if necessary send seed supplies here before our navigation closes.Our situation in the Gulf is snch, that before we can get news from Quebec, our winter has shut us io, and so left us helpless.Even If a few hundred barrels of potatoes were sent here for distribution to the Priests and to the Anglican Missionary, who know the w.ints of their people, and who are called upon to bear the heaviest part of the burden, they would help in a great degree to mitigate our distress.We have had no cases of actual starvation ; there are too many c&ttlo on the Islands for anything of that kind to take place.But were the people compelled to kill them, the following winter would be far worse, for they would then be deprived both of food and raiment.Owing to tbe length and severity of the past winter, fodder also for the cattle has been scarce ; both man and beast have alike suffered.In addition to our poverty, and partly as a consequence, we have had a great deal of sickness, and, far worse, a great number of deaths In twelve months npwards of 170 have died out of a population of 3,600.A great many of them have been old people, many children, and a great number of robust men, andyoong mothers.At present there evidently appears to be a disease among the young mothers, for several have died after the second or third day Many of the people do not appear to have the animal strength to carry them through a severe attack of illness.We have do doctor, and seem to be entirely neglected.The only aid at present to be got here is from the Collector of Customs and tbe Anglican Missionary ; both of whom do all they can for the people.But from their extensive French and English practice this win ter they have used np nearly the whole of their little stock of drugs, and will have to look for a further supply from Christian friends.Mr.Fox, the Collector of Customs, is worthy of every praise for his unceasing efforts in visit- In the wintertime you can conceive of n 981\t Royal Canadian\t50\t70po\t4\t44\t87 @\t88 Molson\u2019s\t\t50\tAll.\t4\t44\t107\t108 Toronto\t\t100\t6 A\t4\t44\t112trà>\t1131 Ontario\t\t40\t«1\t4\t44\t98 @ 98}\t Du Peuple\t\t50\t«\t4\t44\t104} (q) 105}\t Jacques Cartier\t60\t44\t4\t44\t1(14 @\t105 Gore\t\t40\t44\t3j\t\"\t50 (|\t51 E.Townships.\t50\t44\t4\t44\t95 @\t96 Merchants\t\t100\t44\t4\t44\tI05}(a)\t106 Union L.C\t\t100\tSOpc\t4\t44\t103 ($\t103} Mechanics'\t\t50\t60pc\t4\t44\t94 @\t95 Canadn.of Com\t60\t70 pc\t4\t44\t103 @\t104 ASS.CO\u2019S.\t\t\t\t\t\t Quo.Fire Ass.\t400\t32}\t\t\t£16 @\t£17 Marine \"\t100\t40\t8 p anm\t\t90 @\t91 OAS STOCKS.\t\t\t\t\t\t Quebec Gas Co.\t200\tAll.\t4pr.ot.\t\t116 @\t117 Montreal \"\t40\t\t4\t44\t132 @\t133 Toronto \"\t50\t44\t4\t44\t105 @\t106 MINKS.\t\t\t\t\t\t Eng ^Canadian\t26\t$26\t\t\t$10\t Megantio\t\t\t$ 4\t\t\t$1 00\t Que.A L.Sup\u2019r\t\t$ 8\t\t\t25 cents.\t SUNDRIES.\t\t\t\t\t\t Can.Nar.Co\u2019y\t100\tAll.\t20panm\t\t107}@\t108} St.L.T.B.Co\u2019y\t100\t«\t100 101 pm 23 dis.N.B\u2014The aoerued interest upon Bond» and Debentures is payable by buyers ia addition to rates quoted.Exchange\u2014On London Bank 00 days,101 Bo do, discount.10) Private, 00 day».9j «\t90\t\u2022« .0 New York Bank demand draft».27} Private demand draft».28 Gold drafts.Par Green-baoks.29 R rm a r x s .Business in the share market remain» a» laat reported.Exchange on London\u2014Steady at quoted rate», with but little doing in either Bank < r Private.Rank»\u2014Montreal\u2014Procurable at 129}.Quebec \u2014Sales at 97} with further enquiry.British North America\u2014Has not been tflered\tNationale\u2014 Would command 105}.City of Monlreal\u2014Sellera ask 98}\tRoyal Canadian\u2014Nominal\tToronto\u2014 Tonds upwards; holders now went 114.Ontario - Is offered at 93.La Banque du Peuple\u2014Could be placed at 105.Eastern Townships\u2014Not quite so firm.Union of Lower Canada\u2014Sales at 103 103} asked fur all paid.Merchants\u2019\u2014I» held for 100.Mechanics\u2014fransactiois have token place at 94.Asenrance Stocks\u2014Quebec Fire\u2014Has been arid at £10; £16 10» to £17 now asked.Marine\u2014No change to be noted.In Gae Stocks nothing whatever doing.Canadian Navigation Co\u2019y\u2014No enquiry in this market ; sellers want 109}.St Lawrence Tow-Buat Co -No sellers under 60.Riche ieu Co\u2014Has touched 113, at which rate sales have been made.Montreal Telegraph Co\u2019y\u2014Could be placed at 133} , holders firm at 135.Street Railways\u2014Quebec\u2014Sellers at limits Montreal\u2014In demand at 105.\u2014toesa\u2014wn e ipeF sewe i fee teeeai transaction».Quebec Harber\u20148 percent\u2014No enquiry.Montreal Corporation\u20146 per cent\u2014Salea at 90).The 7 per cent Consolidated Stock has advanced to 103, with sellers but no bnyers at that figure.Turnpike Trust\u201460 would be paid.Quebec Corporation\u20147 per cent - Offering on favorable rates.Dominion of Canada\u20146 per cent Stock \u2014Sales at par.Seignorial Claims\u2014Small sales at 85.Mortgages\u2014Are scarce.One of $2,400 placed at 8 per cent on town property.P.A.SHAW, Share Broker, Gowen\u2019s Buildings, St Peter Street.PORT OF QUEBEC\u2014ARRIVED.May 30.S S Gaspe, Connell, Pictou, Ac, mills, 47 pas, and gen cargo, to Gulf Port S S Co.Ship Christine, Jscobsen, London, April 8, D D Young A co, bal.-\tZingara, Johnson, Norway,-, Hamil- ton Bros, bol and 0 pas.-\tLeontine Henrickson, Tonsberg, -\t¦ , D D Young A co, bal.-War Spirit, Power, Havre, April 22, II Fry, bal.-Star of Hope, Talbot, Sunderland, April 1, J Buritall A co, bal.-\tFrank Shaw, Leask, Genoa, April 9, A Gilmour A co, bal.-Victoria, Ferguson, Liverpool, April 2, C W Wilson, salt, Ac.Bark Norden, Todson, Norway, March 25, C A J Sharp es A co, bal.-Soeblomston.Anderson, Amsterdam,April 10, Hamilton Bros, bxl.-Margaret Ann, Nicholas, Plymouth, April 2, E H Duval, coals.-Lady Clark.Renant, Southampton, April 6, Benson A co, bal.-\tArran Isle, Corkhill, Douglas, I M, April 6, C A J Sharpies A co.bal.-\tChina, Brennan, Cardiff, March 30, Allans, Rae A co, bel.-Emperor, Barrett, Cardiff, March 27, Allans, Rae A co, oeals.-Columbus.Burrows, Falmouth, April 8, C A J Sharpies A co, bal and 16 pas.-Dunbrody, Williams, New Ross, April 8, A Gilmour A eo, bal.-\tArgonaut, S ranger, Christiania, April?, Boling A Lamo te, pass \u2014 Rosina, Meadus, Fowey, April 8, Benson A eo, bal.\u2014 Adelheine, Nioolson, Falmouth, J Burstall A co, bal.\u2014 Ward Chipman, Harber, Limeriok, April 3, Burstall A co, bal.-Nicaragua, Marshal, Cardiff, April 8, Allans, Rae A co, C' ala.-HarmonU, Ross, Aberdeen, April 2, J Dean, coals.-Regina.Thorsen, Kragero,-, Benson A eo, bal.-Daeda'us, Campbell, Swansea, April 4, Wm Crawford A ou, ooals, Ac.-Champion, Cook, Troon.April 7, order, coals.-Empire, Conway, Cardiff, April 2, Dinning A Webster, pig iron, Ac.-Irene, Lorentseo, Bergen, April 4, J Burstal A co, bal Sehr Wa rior, LeFeuvre, Lapoele, Hunt, Brock A oo, bal.\u2014\u2014 Flying Fish, Pye, Gaspe, 0 Murphy, wrecked materials.Melicite.Stevensed.The , passengers, thanks to the energy of the captain .and the courage of the sailors, saved themse'ves on board the schooner.A few minutes after the passengers and crow had gained the deck of ike schooner, they witnessed the separation of the upper deck of the steamer from her hml ; the I first portion going adrift at the mercy of the wind and waves.No blame is said te be attached to ; the pilots of cither vessel.Capt L\u2019Heuteux and Mr.Louis Frechette, of Sorel, were co proprie-| tors of the steamer, and unfortunately the vessel i was not insured.(By Telegraph.) Fathkr Point, May 30\u2014Weather c\u2019oudy and cool; light east wind; 4 full-rigged vessels inwards this morning.Rivrr du Loup, May 30\u2014Weather clearing up; light SH wind; 5 inward vessels this morning.Rivrr du Loup, Mav 30, 6 p m\u2014Very heavy rain ell p m ; light SE wind ; thick on river.Fathrr Point, May 30, 6 p m\u2014Weather cold and rainy; strong east wind; 3 inward vessels this evening ; haiy on river.Bfotlcee of Btrtha will be charged S5 eta.Marrlagee and Deaths» 50 eta.Mo exception will be made to this rule.On the 30th May last, James Kelly, aged 65 years.His funeral will take place from his late residence, corner of St Julie and St Michael street#, St Louis Suburb, this day, (Mon-lav,) at half-past 8 o\u2019clock a m.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.Purify tho blood by using Dr.Colby\u2019# Pill#.May 30, 1868.\t6 Latest Novelties ! PER S.S.\u201c MORAVIAN.\u201d CLEARED.May 30.Ship J 0 Boynton, Waycott, Liverpool -Hope, Fraser, Port Glasgow, Ross A oo.Bark Enchanter, Gartby, Cardiff, W Hewing.Sohr Louisiana, Trombley,JSt Anthony, Lord A Magor.RAFTS ARRIVED AT QUEBEC.May 30.LeqA Watter\u2019s, stares, Spencer core.PASSENGERS.Per ss Nestorian, Dutton, for Liverpool\u2014Mr and Mrs Bags, Mr R S do, Misses do (4), and maid.Miss Mitcheson, Mrs Millard, .Vr J Salmon.Mr Jno Murphy, Mrs Dobson, Miss Betts, Mrs Mercer and 2 children, Mr Carrie.Mr A Evan.Mrs Nills and infant, Mr and Mrs MeCaghey, 2 children and infant, Mr M Fasauo, Mr A J Harsey, Mr Moore, Mr Turner, Mr and Mrs King, Mr and Mrs Carter.Mr Stewart, Mr A Bradshaw, Mr Fred Barber.Mr J C Furnival, Mr J R Thibaudeau, Mr J A Bell, Layton, Mrs Jacques, Mrs Hawkins, child and nurse, Mr M Lamalle, Mr F Barlow, Mr J Walker, Col Pipon, R A, Mrs do, Matter do (2), Misses do (2), Mr Tigard, Mr Collier, Mr Leith, Mr John Gordon, Mr DoneMy.Mr and Mrs H L Smyth.Mr J B Stevenson.Mr Gilmoor, Mr A Mrs Galbraith, pard, Mr and Mrs Chas Dummer, Mrs and Miss Sorley, Mr and Mr# Pearce, Miss Agnes McDonald, Capt Rubidge.Mr Waiowright, Miss Jones, Mi-* Orr, Mr J C Clark, doughter and niece, Mr David Macrae,\u201486 cabin and 80 steerage passengers.Per ss Gaspe, Connell, from Pictou, Ao\u2014 Mrs Forbes, Miss do.Miss Trinder, F Curodeau, Capt Lamonde, Mr Schwob, J O\u2019Donnel, U McNamara, G Bernier, MFitsgerald, Z Duhamel, M Pellttier, M Davidson, Rev E Guilmetta, Mr R Stephens, and 32 steerage passengers.MARITIME EXTRACTS.The \u2022 s Austrian, Capt.Wylie, from Liverpool May 21, passed Father Point at 7.40 last evening.She brings 69 oabin and 803 steerage passengers, and will arrive in port (if not detained by fog) about 9 this morning.Capt Ellis, of the ship Sublime, at this port, reports having spoken the fishing schooner Blue Wave, on the Grand Banks, all well, and desired to be reported.The Quebec and Gulf Ports Steamship Co\u2019s ss Gaspe, Capt Thos Connell, from Pictou, N S and intermediate ports, arrived at 10:30 am on Saturday.She had 15 cabin, 32 steerage passengers and a full freight.Capt C reporta having spoken the following vessple :\u2014May 26, a bark off Prime Point.PEI, took her to be a Montreal trader, bound west ; also, one full-rigged ship at ditto too far off to read their names.May 29 \u2014To an obor off Bio, 2 brigantines.1 brig, and 1 bark-wind E.Five ships ard two barks bound up.»nd one bark bound down off the Pillars.Brought up 4 strong east wind, and it was a little thiok on the river.Report of Capt A Leask, of the ship Frank Shaw from Genoa, at this port:\u2014May 16, in let 31 50 N, long 41 30 W, passed a vessel bottom uppermost, apparently of English bnild, and copper about two years run.8be appeared to be ahont 140 feet in the keel and not long in that position.May 28\u2014Seventy miles east of Point des Monts, passed ship Huano and bark Volant, with 7 other rhips, 3 barks.1 brig and 2 schooners, all bound inwards.May 29\u2014passed a new bark off Father Point, bonnd oat.May 30, passed a bark riding at the Pillars, and one at Goose Island, both bound out.Charlottetown, PEI, May 16\u2014Arrived\u2014Sohr Bernier, Capt Bernier, from Quebec.Halifax, May 26\u2014The troop hip Himalava arrived here this morning, from St John.N B.H M S Si hinx sailed for the coast of Labrador on Friday last, for tbe protection of the Fisheries The bark George Arkle, from London, arrived to-day.Spoken\u2014April 27, lat 60.long 17, bark Yumuri from Liverpool for Mon real.Chatham, May 20\u2014Cleared\u2014Sehr Marie Luce, Laotunoe, for Quebec.Tbe steamer Hero left for Montreal Saturday night, with nark St Louis and sohr Magdala, in Steamer Royal arrived from Montreal yesterday, with the ship British Queen ana two barges in tow.The bark Margaret Ann, Capt Nicholn, wbioh arrived ia port on Friday night, was fouled b> the schooner Magdila, on Saturday morning, and had her bowsprit, Ao, carried away.The Canadian mail steamship Nestorian, Capt Dutton, tailed fer Liverpool at 10:45 am ou Saturday.She had 86 oabin, 80 steerage passengers, and a g-neral o«rgo.The mei> steamship due this week is the as Austrian.Capt WjLe, and the Glasgow steamer due is the Ottawa, capt Archer, The ss St Patrick, Capt Ritchie, sailed early yesterday morniog for Glasgow.The ss St George, Capt Jones, from Quebec, 16th May, arrived at Gia.-gow, on Saturday, 30th M*y.The ship Abeona, Capt Hamilton, arrived from Montreal yesterday, in tew of the str McKemie, and proceeded to sea in tow of the str Rocket The Albion left Saturday night for Montreal, OUR STOCK bring now complete with « large and d wheie the highest medi :al skill was of no avail, MISS ROBINSON, Jress-Mjaketf, 13, ANGELE STREET, UPPER TOWN.Jute 1, l^CS.\t6 l WILL SHEW FOR ONE WEEK, COMMENCING Auction Sales, Quebec MONDAT, 1st J U N E, O TTJSS 3FK TWO THOUSAND Five Hundred (2, S00) YARDS OF F-A-tVO Y BYW.H.MEREDITH.IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTION, \u2014AT\u2014 WEST END HOUSE ! 43, St.John Street (within,) \u2014 BT\u2014 WM.H.MEREDITH.$125,000 Worth of Bankrupt Property ! CONSISTING OF : BROAD snd Harrow Wooolen CLOTKf, Pais\u2019ey, Seoteh and Woollen Scarf Shawls, Blue and Blaok Silks, Linens, Blankets, Carpetings, Baby's Robes, Cottons, A*.Sale as SEVEN o'clock P.M.WM.H.MEREDITH, Auctioneer.May 60.1868.SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT, Which will be Sold HALF-PRICE! \u2014ALSO,\u2014 The Balance of their Spring Stock of IMI»OR TED Tiimird Hits snd Sunnels ROBES IHD COSTUMES, \u2014AT\u2014 Sterling Prices ! O\u2019DOHERTY & CO.H.B.\u2014The DRESS GOODS will be \u2022hewn on the Centre Tables.O\u2019D.A CO.Jane 1, 1868.\t3 cloths yn Timas We have opened up a Magnificent Assortment of West of England Black and Blue CLOTHS and FANCY TWEEDS AND DOESKINS.O\u2019DOHERTY & CO.Jane 1.1868.\t3 loRiug vessels had dragged their anchors dunug * has induced the Subscriber to give iteverv dos- that nicrlif nnrl\t^ a,____ 0 > _ 1X: I t_»?\u2022*._ rvi l\t.\t, 0 .~\t.* -EXPORTS.May 30.Per bark Enchanter, Garthlv, for Cardiff\u2014126 tons oak, 260 do red pine, 133 do white do, 3 do birch, 3^00 std pine deals, 3m pipe staves, 6m WOWI s aves by W Herring.Per ship J C Buynton, Waycott, for Liverpool-883 tens oak timber, 579 do white pine, 6200 std jrine deals, 2m pipe staves, 9m WOWI do, by J J Per ship Hope, Fraser, from Port Glasgow\u2014126 tons oak, 125 do red pine, 911 do white pins, 256 board do, 2640 std pine deals, 768 do epruee do, 2m pipe stoves, 13m WOWI do, 3} cordslathwood, by Boss k 00.the night, and fouled each other t\u2014Osprey, Zetus, Admiral Lyons, Liberty, Ksjahgopaul, and Transatlantic.During Saturday tbe Zetus aliped her anchors and towed clear.The others all cleared afterwards without sustaining any material damage.We are indebted to Mr E Dunn, stevedore, for the following information :\u2014*\u2022 Mr Thos Phillips captain of bark Vedra, from Shields to Quebec, drived at Chatham, on Saturday, May 30, foundered at sea.\u2014Crew saved.\" Mr J Chambers, purser, as Nestorian, at Father Point, yesterday morning, outward bound, sent us the following report »f vessels passed :\u2014May 30\u2014snip Melecete, off Pairick\u2019s Hole; Frank Shaw, off Point St Lawrence; Attilla, off Belie-hassie; Mayflower, off Crane Island; Oneida, off Goose Island; Horn* in Traverse; bark Jan.ro in do; bng Messenger in do ; baiks Volaots, off Ka-™>ueaaka, anrk.or are not genuine.jjp Pai^e and Oils Properly\tfob Exportation.I», W4Î.\t63-14 VICTORIA, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Queen, Defenffhr of the Faith, Ac., Ac., Ac.To all to whom these presents shall corns or whom the same may concern\u2014Grretino : GAdxoe Ouimet, All.Oenl.WHEREAS Jacques Cremaxle» Alexis Benjamin Sirols, Charles Cinq-M*rs, Georg Honorfi Simard and George Manly M Esquires, are Commissioners duly appoi the purposes of Chapter eighteen of the li.dated Sa utets L tforower Canada, in and for tl Roman Catholie Diocese of Quebec, canonically acknowledged and erected in Lower Canada, by the Ecclesiastical anthorities ; and whereas the said Jacqnes Crémasie, Alexis Beqjemiu Siroir and Charles Cinq-Mars, being throe of the said Commissioners as aforesaid, under and by virtue of the provisions contained in the said Act, made to the Governor of our late Provinoe of Canada, a return cf their opinion, with a procis-verbal of their proceedings, by which they describe and declare the limits and floandaries which they think most expedient to be assigned to tbe parish of SAINTE JEANNE DE NEUVILLE, in the said Romod Catholic Diocese of Quebec, to be as follows, that is to say : \u201c The Parish of Sainte Jeanne de Neuville, situate in the oounty of Port neuf and district of Quebec, shall oomprire an extent of territory of very irregular figure, of abou seven miles and a half in front, by a depth vary ing from three to nine miles, bounded as follows-that is to say \" on the North-East by the parish of Ste.Catherine de Fossambault, on the South East, partly by the line whioh separates the third concession of the said seigniory of Neuville from the fourth, called Petit Capsa, in the said parish of Point-aux-Trembles, and partly by the line which separates the land of Sienr Pierre Denis, fils, from that of Joseph Bonchette, Esqairo, ix the village called de la Madeleine also in the said parish : on the South-West, departing from the River Jaeqnes Cartier, partly by the line which separates the land of Sieur Louis Déry, from that of Sieur Olivier Petit, in the concession called Grand Bois de l\u2019Ail, in the said parish of Cap Santé, partly by the road (route,) called the Commissioners Road in the said parish, partly by the line which separates the concession called ** Terrebonne,\u201d in the said parish of Saint Basile, from the seigniory of d\u2019Auteuil, and partly by the Hne whioh separates the land of Sienr Jean Doré, from that of Sieur Barthelemi Leclerc, in the conoesrion called Saint Jacques, also in the same parish ; on the North-West partly by the line whioh separates the said concession St.Jacques from that of Sainte Angélique, partly by the line which separates tht Brulé or Grand Brulé in the said Parish of Cap Sauté from the concession called \u201c Sainte Madeline,\u201d and from the unoenoeded lands of the said seigniory of Neuville ;\u201d Now Know Ye, that wt have confirmed, established and recognised, and by these presents do confirm, establish and re cognise the aforesaid limits and boundaries to b and remein those of the parish of Notnfe Jeanne de Neuville aforesaid, and We have erected and de eland, and do by these presents ereot and declare the said parish of Sainte Jeanne de Neuville to be a parish for all civil purposes, agreeably to the provisions of the aforesaid Act.Ix Testimony Whereof, We have oaused these Our Letters to be made Patent, and the Great Seal of said Our Province of Quebec, to be hereunto affixed: Witness, Our Trnsty and Well-beloved The Honorable Sir Narcissi Fortunate Belleau, Knight, Lieutenant-Qovernor of Our said Provinoe of Quebeo, At Our Government House in Our OITY of QUEBEC, in said Provinoe of Quebec, this THIRTIETH day of JANUARY in the year »f Our Lord, One Thousand Eigh Honndred and Sixty-eight and in Thirty-first year of Our Reign.By Command, PIERRE J.0.CHAUVEAU, Seoreesry THE MONTREAL TEA COMPANY Ot Hospital Street, Montreal, having Just imported x large quantity of Green and Blaok Teas, beg to call the attention of the Trade, Hotel Proprietors xnd large Establishments generally, to their 11 prioes.Boyers of Chests and Boxes ef save money by getting it direct through Importers.AH orders for small boxes and chests, carriage ree to any Railway Station in Canada.Boyers living beyond Railway Stations will please send Post Office Order, or enclose notes.The earrlage will be paid to the nearest station, where there are express offioes.Tea will be forwarded immediately on reoeipt of the order by mail containing money, or the money oan be oolleotad on delivery by express man.Cash collected in Montreal free of charge, and Tea forwarded for the same.Original packages Black Tea weigh | ehest about 60 lbs.Chests do 90 to 100 lbs.Green Tea from 60 to 80 lbs.Teas not mentioned in advertisement oan be had equally cheap.The Company are determined to take a stand in tae Montreal market ; every article may therefore be depended on as to quality and weight BLACK\" TEA.COMMON CONGOU, Broken Leaf, Strong T«».$0.45 FINE FLAVORED NEW SEASON, do,.0.56 EXCELLENT FULL FLAVORED, do,.» 0.76 SOUND OOLONG,.o 45 RICH FLAVORED, do,\u2014.0.60 VERY FINE, do do.JAPAN,.».».0.6 3 VERY FINE do,.».».0.76 GREE2ST TEA.TWANKAY, Common.».$0.38 TINE, do,.0.66 YOUNG HYSON,.0.60 FINE do.» 0.75 SUPERFINE and VERY CHOICE,.1.00 FINE GUNPOWDER,.0.85 EXTRA SUPERFINE do,.».» 1.0 Reduotions made to buyers of Five Chests and upwards.MONTREAL TEA COMPANY, 6, Hospital Street, Montreal.Ang.30.1867.\t' ' JOHN MOIR & SON; .AJBERJDEJEIV, Supply tha following ARTICLES of the first quality : PICKLKSf \u2022aneeay Mushroom Ketchup, Tart Fruits, Calfs-Foot Jelly, Raspberry Vinegar, Essence of Beef, Extraotum Garnis, Potted Meats and Fish, Oysters, Lofcsters, Orange Marmalade, Flavouring Essences, Ac.Jt M.'A S.would particularly recommend \"THE ABERDEEN SAUCE,\u201d and \" THE ABERDEEN PICKLE.\u201d Dee.31, 1867\t26 lo JOSEPH F.ELLIS INSURANCE, SHIPPING \u2014XND\u2014 GENERAL AGENT, HOCK BROKER, CONSIGNEE, ETC.MCTOU, IV.8., Offers his servioes as Agent, Correspondent, or Consignee to the Merohants and Business Men of Lower Canada.REFERENCES: Hugh Hartshorn#, Esq., Solicitor.Halifax.Messrs.Black, Bros.A Co., Merohants.Halifax.T.B.Bland, Esq., Banker.Halifax.F nathan C.Allison, Esq.Merchant.Halifax.fohn M.Walker, Esq.St.Jc^n, N.B.fÊt* Business respectfully solicited.Mav 31.1867: THE MOUNTAINS OF JAMAICA; A CLIMATE FOR INVALIDS.COUNTRY LODGINGS, Stony Hill, in *the Pariah of St.Andrews, Jamaica, West Indies* A LADY, residing near Stony Hill Barracks (nine miles from the City of Kingston,) has comfortable accommodations for the reception of VISITORS AND PARLOUR BOARDERS, at Stony Hill Penn.Thi Ebtablishmikt is beautifully situate on the brow ef a Mountain, and commands a magnificent view of the sea.the harbor of Kingston, the mountains of St.Andrew, and the Plains of Liguanea.Thi Pkopkbtv abounds with most beautiful Shady Walks and lovely Drives.It has an endless supply of W*st India Fruits ; and tho Scenery whioh surrounds the establishment is so Pictur-\u2022>que, that Mr.Church, the celebrated American Artirt and Scene Painter, declared it \" Sublimely Grand.\u201d Tax SrruanoM commands the fresh sea brexxe all day, and the seol Mountain Zephyr all nigh The temperature is exceedingly low, (68 to 69 degrees) in the shade, while the average flaotu-ation rarely, if ever, exceeds five degrees in twenty-fonr hours.Th* Climati, from its uniformity of temoera-tur*« great coolness and dryness of atmosphere, is considered thk finest fox invadidb and olhers tureatened with Bronchial affections snd Pulmonary complaints, or who are convalescent after intermittent and other fevers, or when change becomes necessary for the complete restoration ofhealth.Thi Medical Faculty In England, America, and the Continent of Europe, are unanimous in their selection ef Jamaica for Invalids, in consequence of its possessing a climate peauliarly euitedfor the reception of Europeans and American* / and the Medical Faculty of Kingston recommends Stoney Hill Penn, in the Parish of St.Andrew, as most excellent for those who have bean suffering from Fevers or Debility ; and equally salted for persons looking for recreation and ohahob ih thi country.Visitors will meet with every attention to their oomfort, and Parlour Boarders, with all the ad vantages of a \" Home,\u201d in a private family.Ikvadids and those Convalescent will receive the most tender care and uttention, and nothing will be forgotten whioh will help to make their visit consolatory and cheerful.There is a Caeriagr Wav to the Property, and an almost daily communication with Kingston.The Teems aei Moderate, and may he ascer tained en application to Mrs John King, Stony Hill Penn, Golden Spring, P.O., or, in Kingston, to Mr.James Gall, at the Commercial Exchange ; Messrs.Turnbull A Lee, or Mr.John McDonald, Harbor Street.W* Pic Nio Pasties accommodated, on due notice being given.Kingston, Jamaica, July 1867.REFERENCES KINDLY GRANTED BY The Hon.L.Q Bowerbank, M.D., Gustos of Kingston, Jamaica.Charles Campbell, Esq., M.D., Member of Sanitary Committee.F.A.Ebbeke, Esq., Prussian Consul, Kingston Jamaica.Aron Gregg, Esq., American Consol, Kingston, Jamaica.Napoleon Carvalho, Esq., Kingston Jamaica.Dr.Alexander Fiddes, Kingston, Jamaica.Professor Reid, M.D., Queen\u2019s College, Belfast.Professor McCosh, L.L.D., Queen\u2019s College, Belfast Jamas Gall, Esq., Myrtle Bank, Edinburgh.Rev.Dr.Somerville, Secretary Board of Missions, Edinburgh.J.S.Reynolds, Esq., Cannon Place, Hamstead London.FM® THE EROHHIETOH OE THE MORNING CHRONICLE, Begs to inform the public, that, having just received a Me is prepared to execute work of all kinds, with NEATNESS AND PROMPTITUDE.LARUE POSTERS ! HAND BILLS ! T Z G ES MARINERS.thk TIMK BALL in Use CITADEL, each day, (Sunday excepted,) at Half fast Twelvx, will be hoisted half-mast; at Frvx Mururxi before ONE it will be hoisted ot the Bast head, and at ONE e\u2019elook, Mean ran at Oxxxe-?atoxt, the BALL will be DROPPED.A Chronometer, keeping correct Greenwich time should then show 6h 44m 49s, and the difference between this, and the time shewn by a Chronometer is its true error on Greenwich time at that moment ;\u2014As it is, \" Greenwich time that the Observatory shows when the Bal dropped it is no matter where the ship is lying ; for instanoe If a shiphaif-way across tho Atlantic could see the Ball drop, the differenoe between 6b 44m 49a, and the time shown by the face of her Chronometer, would bo its error on Greenwich time.\u2014A ship, on arriving, should compara her Chronometer by the Time Ball, as it will enable her to got her \" Sea Kate,\u201d which seldom or ever agrees with \" Har-boui Rate.\u201d \u2014EXAMPLE :\u2014 April 22nd, 1866, the M.O.Steamship \" Peruvian,\u201d on leaving Liverpool, fonnd that hor Chronometer was fast, on \" Greenwich Mean Time,\u201d Oh 1m 32s.On May 2nd she arrived at Quebec, and when the Ball dropped her Chronometer showed.Greenwich Mean Time when Ball > dropped.Ma^ 2nd, Chronometer fast on > Greenwich Mean Time.April 22nd \"\t\" .No.of days.Sea rate losing.» Again, on May 18th, her Chronometer showed, when Ball dropped.May 2nd, when Ball dropped.5h 46m 66s.5h 44m 49s 1m 17s 1m 32s 10/ 16s 1 6s 6h 46m 50a .» 6h 46m 6s No.of days.».16/ Harbour rate losing.».10s la By paying attention to tho Sea and Harbour Rates, under different temperatures, the intelligent master of a ship will be able to arrive at a better rate for his Chronometer than coaid be obtained in any other way.It is strongly recommended not to send \u2022 Chronometer on shore, when they can be so easily rated on board, and no one who has the interest of his ship and the welfare ef his owners at heart, will ever give his Chronometer te the charge of another, if it is possible to avoid it.Should the ship be loading timber, the Chronometer can be slung to the loom of an oar, (one end being made fast, the other affords a spring.) that will save the Chronometer from any jar or injury.Observatory, \\ ^titufd*.«°\t»\u201d »\u2022 *\t( Longitude.4h 44m 49s.E.D.ASHE, Commander Royal Navy, F.R.A.S., Director.April 30.1S68.DAY & MARTIN\u2019S REAL JAPAN BLACKING.PARIS.PARIS.THE ONLY PRIZE MEDAL FOR BUCKING ! FOR GREAT BRITAIN 1802.lo«7.CIRCULAR S Bill Heads, BUSINESS CARDS ! i A ü I * i i i TS.THE IBOIE LUT Of DIFFEBEST KIDDS 9f PSIKTIKG TERMS FOR DAILY BOARDERS.Each Adult, per day.8s Each Child \"\t 4s.Each Servant\t 4s FOR WEEKLY BOARDERS : Each Adult, per week.42s.Each Child \"\t 21s.Each Servant, \"\t 21s.In all oases exclusive of Wines, Ac.In oases of Weekly Boarders\u2014a week\u2019s notice or a week\u2019s pay is requisite before leaving.Sept.2, 1867.BANDJJAWST KNDLK8S BAND SAWS for Sawing Wood, ENDLESS BAND SAWS for Sawing Iron and Braae, ENDLESS BAND KNIVES for Cutting Cloth, Linen, Ac.The Vast Superiority of PERIN\u2019S PATENT FRENCH BAND SAWS, AND ENDLESS BAND KNIVES, Over all others is now universally admitted These can be obtaine 1 Only of the Agents, SAMUEL WORSSAM A CO., Saw Mills Engineers, 304, King\u2019s Feb.34, 1148.Koad, Chelsea, London, England, Who keep a largo Stock of all sites constantly on hano, from which orders oan be executed on tho shortest notice.Priced Illustrated Catalogue* of S.WORSSAM à CO.\u2019S PATENTED AND IMPROVED MACH- ilNES of all kinds for working in wood sent free on application at their works, 304, King\u2019s Road, , Chelsea, London, England, j Toly 19,1447.CA.3ST BE DONE IN ANY STYLE AND 00L0B To suit the taste of parties requiring the same.This, eombtnoi witt* Moderate Prices, Style and Despatch, I1VHE 97, HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON.Sold by all Dealers throughout the World, in Bottle* at 6d , 1» , and 1«.6d.each.This invaluable Composition, after having stood the test of competition for nearly a century, ia still without a rival for excellence of quality.April 27, 1868.\t78 Pore Chemicals and aU Ne w Medicines T.MORSON & SON, 31, 33 and 1544, Southampton Row, Russell Square.London, 8 U F F L T PURE CHEMICALS and all NEW MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS, including the following specialities : PEPSINE, the active digestive principle of the gastric juice ; an agreeable and popular remedy for weak digestion.In Powder, Wine, Loxenges, and Globules.PANCREATIC EMULSION, and PANCREA-TIVE in powder, containing the active principle obtained from the Pancreas, by which tbe digestion and assimilation of fat is effected.SACCHARATED WHEAT PHeSPHATES, a valuable dietetic preparation for Invalids and Children, supplying the elements for the formation of bone.CHLORODYNE (Morson\u2019s,) the universally approved Anodyne.CREASOTE, from Wood Tar, of whirh T.M.A SO» aro the only British Manufacturers.GELATINE, a perfect and economical substitute for Isinglass.Shipping order* executed with ear* and dispatch.April 22, 1868.£sMA & PJERRINS\u2019 CELEBRATED W0K0ESTEBSHIKE SAUCE.DECLARED BY C0KN0ISSXURES TO SB THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE.r~~r 7 rr- '«l.CAUTION AGAINST FRAUD.THE Success of this most delicious and unrivalled Condiment, having caused certain dealers to apply the name of \" Worcestershire Sane#\u2019, to their own inferior compounds, the public is hereby informed that the only way to seonro the genuine, is to ASK FOR LU & PERRINS SAOCE, and to see that their names are upon the wrapper* laid*, stopper and bottle.Some of the foreign markets having been supplied with asparieus Worcestershire Sauce, noon tho wrapper and labels of which the names of Lee and Perrins have been forged ; L.and P., give notice that they have furnished their oorrespond-enta with power of attorney, to take instant proceedings against Manufacturer» and Vendors of such, or any other imitations by which their right may be infringed.ASK FOR LEA A PERRINS\u2019 Sauob, axd eia Naux oh Wxaffxx, t.*»¦?., Bom,a, aid Sreprxx.Wholesale and for Export by the Proprietora W wcester ; Crosse and Blackwell, London, Ae^ Ac., and by Grocers and Oilmen universally.Jan 9.1848.\t13 l0 THE \u201c GrAH,.LOWAY1* PATENT TAPES TUBES A Siill Larger Palronage Ihan has hitherto been accorded to THIS BRANCH OF THE BUSINESS.THESE TUBES are now being used almost universally in England ia the construction of Steam Boilers, having either onr or two fines.They qrratlv rcojtc hisr thx furl, impre tbe circulation, and crease the power of boiler.They are sfroiallt adapted for introduction into old boilers, and are made with each an amount of taper as to allow of this being easily done.These Taper Tn bo have been in use upwards of 16 years, and abov 30,000 are now at work, and th* demand is daily increasing.,\tThey can be fixed by any boiler maker, bnl Parties reariinz in the Country leoniring Pnnuo* m one or both lan-we» the tubes, on application.\t* W.