Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 11 mars 1870, vendredi 11 mars 1870

[" t GAZETTE.i COMMERCIAL AND SHIPPING Volume XIXIV.qutctiico.irmoA-Y llth, i»xa.m,oh;, isto.jvo.»a«N Tun nonohVST cam*.CAVAOIAV PCBIilC WORKS RRPORT.The pobllc ibtereet which, hâa beea Mt in I The report of the Minieter of Pablic Works this remMknhle trial ealmiaated yeeUrday for the jesr ending 30th Juoe, 1869, ha« been when, in accordance vith a wkielj extended laid before Parliament.It is lees balky than expectation, hie Boyal Highness the Prince of some of the proceeding reports from the same Wales, having tendered himself as a witness, department, bat it sappliss all needed infor-appeared in coart and gave evidence in the Button in regard to the pablic worka now oaee.The ear Hr r part of the day wae occn- carried oa by the Dominion government, pled in the examination of Mr.and Mrs.Mar- : There is not a great deal in it of interest to ray, and other witnesses, in aid of Sir Charles western readers, bat I may select a few para-Mordaontfs view of the qneetion at issue ; and graphs with reference to the more important «hen, at three o\u2019clock, Serjeant BnlUmtine works described in the report, osnoinded their testimony, n general flatter Tbs progress mads towards lowering, the arose In the conrt, in aadcipatloo, no doubt, summit level of the Welland Csnal to the level that Dr.Deane would rise end Inform the of Lake Erie»-a work that was oommeaced in Jndge that he iaieoded to call witnesses to 1843, and has gone on slowly ever since\u2014is rebut certain parts of the esse elated by the other side.The coart was at this time quite full.In the gallery which runs nil around overhead were maay of the principal persoa-ages indirectly concerned, or Intimately interested la the ossa, includiuK several ladles whose paiaful duty It has been to appear as witnesses.Tbs body of the coart was filled with barristers, selleitovs witnesses, news-pnper reporters, and other spectators.The beach, whereon Lord Panes ace sat alone, and the jary-box occupied by the twelve men solemnly attending to the trial, were the only Slaces undisturbed by the pressure of the \u2018roughs Sergeant BalinaMne sat down, Dr.Deane rose, and In low and msnrnrsd tones said that an the nam» of the Prince of Wales had been mentioned be thonght it his doty, having regard to the position of hts Rots! Highness, to call him as a witness.He added that Sir Frederick Johnstone, who had been referred to in a moot marked manner, would also be spoken of as satisfactory, the engineers now contemplating the achievement of the task of bringing Lske Erls water into the ctnal during the summer of 1870.The report says of the works :\u2014 \u201c They may be briefly described as consisting of measures for lowering tbs summit reach by 8 feet throughout its length, vit : from Aliansburgh to Port Colborne, a distance of 14 miles and for widening th# bottom to SO Wales\u201d was then called by that style and title.A door commuu'.catiog with an ante room in the rear of the court, from whence previous witnesses had come, was opened, aud the Prince of Wales was ushered In to the witness box, which is in fact merely a rail separating the wltnsssss from the bench, and is «lose to ths door and the jury-bex.His Royal Highness took the piece pointed out to h!m: where the other witnesses had stood, he bowed to the Jndge, and quietly, and with perfect ease and self-possession, took the Testament which was banded to bfm to be twprn upon.Everyone in coat remained nor was there, indeed, any difference between the treatment accorded to his Roys! Highness and that extended to any other witness, other than that the Testament was o and the Priaoe was allowed to (he iaeida of the votasse Inaiaati of tha board to Ms tips In taking tbs eath.re soon as his Royal Highness had by that sign pledged himself to give the answer* to each questions as should be asked of him.Lord Pen sen ce interposed, by informing him that under a recent statute, he was not obliged to answer any question that might implicate him la adultery.The Prhtoe mads no answer to this formal caution.Dr.Deans then prooeeded to fput the questions which were essential to elicit ths evidence which bis Royal Highness had to addons.latoosn interest and expectation \"Ths works that bave been accomplished towards bringing tbe water of the lake and canal to the same levai 4 daring the past fiscal year, are the completion of the excavation through the rook cur north of Port Col borae luck to Ramey\u2019s bend\u2014tbe construction of the waste weir at the jonction of the feeder with the canal ; those still to be accomplished are \u2014 further dredging operation*\u2014the removal of about 1,060 cubic yarde of rock, lying at the bottom of the canal\u2014the securing of tbe floating bridges above and below Port miTIsd.\" His Royal Highness the Prince of Robtatoo\u2014and the construction of booms to even the learned to be when, in began the himself the general heightened by iaat BaUaatine d not log, ho In repip'todhnftsstI question, as to whether he bed been 1er some year* acquainted with the MoocreHTe family, tbe Prince, in saying that be had, spike iu a firm, manly, and (lightly hoarse voles, which, though no* raised beyond s conversational pitch,was distinctly heard throughout the \u2018whole cool la the questions which followed^ auto his -^q\"»tytsnrn irith Bir fTmr\u2019ossBd Lady Mordaunt, tbe Priaoe spake with equal clearness and firmness.On that account no doubt It was that the sympathise of tbe audience seemed to be at eaco with the wltaess, and there was qot improbably a feeling already that he would be able to clear himself of the imputations which had beea mads against him.Toe same calm aad undisturbed demeanour waa preserved by ths Prince of Weiss, when, after leading gradually up to the Vtaalmpotat, Dr.Deane put tbe last and moat criMal question of the «xamlaation, aad asked whether there had bean any Improper act or femllfarity between tha witness aad Lady Mordannt.M There was not,\" replied his Royal Highness ; and so plainly did the words, though given wilhaei^BiiQÉHÉpP along with them aa sari set of their truthfulness, that at lirata murmur of satisfoo-tiou, then a faiat dapptag of hands, and final, ly a decided and cordial, though not loud, cheer followad.Whatever cariosity there might haws been to hear ths examination la speculation as to whether Serjeant would cross examine, sad, if so, ta what way The learned eerjeattt, however, took everybody by whet was evidently as agreeable surprise when he simply raid.\u201c I have no questions to ssfc his Royal Highness.\u201d Then the cheers which had before been subdued.If not feint, was given with greater vigour, and, as his Royal Highness tamed and left the box la a manner as andemsasirative as that in which iJfe«aiMs4feMMtew0i*auihstiflw«MuK It] ¦fetaeacl [bad watched the case throughout, (bat the Prince of Wales was by tar the moot self-possessed and undisturbed witness that bad appeared in the coarse of this remarkable trial.The impression created bfL1* Royu^Hlghness Whs unquestionably satisfactory.There was a* obvious feeling of relief when it was found that be waa able not only to deny the chief accusation made against him, but to give a more innocent colour to circumstances which, U left onexplained, were likely to be miccon Bir Frederick Johnstone was next called He naturally appeared to be irritated at tbe extremely painful character of the gross imputations he had to meet ; and, In the replies which be gave to the q neat Ions of counsel, Sir Frederick allowed himself store than once to amplify and Intensify his Outside tha court to Westminster Halls crowd, snffldsntly large to require polkemea am or g them to keep the way clear stood pa'ieotly waiting to hear the result of the day 's proceedings.\tL It is understood that Sir Frederick Joac stone\u2019s evidence was given in consequence of the following demand at the part of bis soli of protect vessels in the rock cat.\" Considerable progress has also been made with the works required for the strengthening of the embankment between the aqueduct and junction.\u201c The summit reach of the canal passes over a ridge nearly two miles long, tbe highest point of which is 41 feet above the level of Lake Rrit.The earth through which this section of the canal has been excavated Is of a very nnetahie character, and has beea one of the ohiefobetecles in the way of tbe Engineers and projectors of tbe canal.u This renders the undertaking deepening e eaaal not easy of accomplishment, owing to tbe danger of slides taking place.Shonid this svtl however be avoided,aod a vsar or two ovsc without any mishap of the kind, there is reason to believe that the banks of the canal through tbe cutting will solidify, and become more secure.The extensive slide which oecumd here in the winter of 1866 would have resulted iu the closing of the canal for several weeks bad it taken place in the summer.During tbe season of navigation in 1869,signs;ofsettlement were discovered in four different parts of this cutting, but fortunately there la no accident to record.\u201d The report gives some information with regard to the work on tbe Like Superior aad Red River road carried on during tbe past seasons under the superintendence of Mr.Dawson.Iu that officer\u2019s laat report it Is proposed to Improve tbe navigable (portion of the rente between Fort WHHam and Fort Garry by the erection of dams and other works, in order to diminish as tar as practicable tbe distance to be travelled by land, deviating as little aa possible from tbe direct line.The engineer states that If the improvements he has sug-were carried ont the following would bis the table of distances Land Navigable Carri >g*.water.Miles.Chains.Milas.From the depot Thunder Bay toShebandowan Lake 40\t.Sebaadowan 4 Kaahaboiwe- was.tedaptf, shnssvud mess those who b< harnsk Lakes\t .\t\t25 Height ef land portage\t Lae dee Mille Lacs\t\t60\t25 Bari! Portage\t Braie Portage\t\t\t\t21\t81 WIndegoootegon Lakelet*.\t\t12 French Portage\t 2 Keogv*eikok Luke.\t.\t.Deox Riviere* Portage\t 2 Sturgeon Lake end River\t\t.\t*27 Island Portage\t\t\t\t Neqaaqaen Lake\t Neqnaqaon Portage\t\t 3 Naateekan Lnke\t\t13\t17 iô Bare Portage\t\t Rainy Lake\t\t11\t \t\t49 Fort Francia Portage\t Rainy River ft Lake of\tTo\t \t\t Woods\t North-west angle of Lake\t.\t120 of Woods to Fort Garry.90\t\t\u2022V 13?\t* 41\t3051 .\t\t13?j \t\t433 The report states \u2014\t\t \"DearBln\u2014Before the' Mordannt case \u2022grin resumed, we addressed you by desire Hr Frederick Johnstone.\u201cIn the ccurse of these preliminary proceedings to try tbe issue of Lady Mordaunt\u2019s \u2022uUy, Six Frederick Johastoce\u2019s name has been meatioaed, aad charges have bean made against him in a manner ths most unjustifiable, and, as wa believe, wholly without precedent.\u201c We say nothing of the hardship and injustice of having such foul imputations mads \u2022 gainst him in a proceeding to which he is ao party, and la which hia counsel are precluded fro» interfering or uttering a word in his defence, hot they have been avowedly pot forth without a tittle of evidence to support them, aad Bir Chasles Mordaunt\u2019s own evidence negatives ths possibility of their truth.Beyond this, as ws are instructed, they are absolutely sod entirely false.\" As the only means of promptly contradicting these sbarges, we are iastractsd to tender Bir Frederick Johnstone as a witness In ths Et proceedings on Lady Mordaunt\u2019s held to call opon you, In the interest of aad felr plqy, \u2018o Mm opportunity he desires by calling him at ths earliest possible moment, and allowing him to offer, through your medium, such other evidence as bis counsel may advise la confirmation of his own testimony.\u2014We are, dear Sirs, yours very taithfuUy, (Signed) \u201c Battu, Ross, Nobtos, A Co.*6, Victoria-st., Westminster Abbey, B.W.i Feb.33.\u201c Messrs.Beabow and Salt veil, 1, Stons-buildings, Lincoln's Ion.1* \u2014Leaden TtUçrnph Ink mit.IHPOJ ro mxpoR.sn.EUROPEAN NEWS, (By Mail to the 24th nlU The Bishop of Chichester (Dr.Gilbert) died yesterday, aged 84.The Archbishop of Canterbury is Improving, although his recovery has been retarded by the recant Inclement weather.Lord Cairns bu left London and returned to Mentone, where he proposes to remain until after Easter.Mr.Disraeli has recovered from bis recent indisposition, and attended lut night in the House of Commons.The Queen returned to Windsor oa Friday.Hu.Majesty bu walked and driven each day.Oo Sunday the Bishop of Exeter dined with the Royal Family.The Prince of Walee gave » dinner party on Saturday, at which Mr.and Mrs.Gladstone, Mr.Lowe, and other eminent personages were present.His Royal Htghneu will bold a Lsvee on Tnesday, March 1st, Instead of March 3rd, u previously announced.\u2022 The vacant seat at Nottingham is warmly contested by Mr.Aoberon Herbert in the Libe-ral interest, and Mr.Dlgbr Seymour u a Liberal Conservative.In Roxbnrgsbirs, Itla believed, the return of Lord Bowous will not be opposed.At Maidstone there are three, If not four candidates, and the prospects of either are uncertain.The Government, having received information of the distreu prevailing among tbe people of the Red River, conséquent on the dutmotion of their crops by locusts, and of the great efforts that ware being made through out Canada, by benevolent persona, to relieve them, by voluntary ooutribatiocs of money and provisions, judged it wiser to nid iu tali work by commencing tbe cooetruction of a road whfoh, while furnishing the inhabitants of Red River with the menu of earning money would at the same time be establishing a Pah lie Work in their vicinity of admitted necee sity to the Dominion In view of its futurs acquisition of the North-West Territory.u An Order In Council dated September 14th, 1868, wu therefore obtained by the Minister of Public Works, authorising him to commence the coast ruction of the seotion of the Lake Superior and Red River road which connects Fort Garry with the north-west aagie of the Lake of the Woods, a distance of 90 miles.The works iu question were commenoed In the tall of 1868, and at the clou of the fiscal year, ending 30th Jane, 1869, considerable progress had been made.\" The report statu tbt the to total receipts for the year from tbe railway Hues forked by ths Dominion government In Nora Boot!a amounted 9373,237, and the working expenses to MB.SfiO, leaving a balance of $3,677\u2014about one-eighteentb of one per cent, on the total cost of tire roads.The receipts of the New Brunswick railway worked by the government amounted to $182,795, and the expenses to $126,149, luring a difference of $56,644, or a little leu than oie and one quarter per oent.on tbe total cost.Aooordlng to the report the Houses of Parliament at Toronto and Ottawa, now ia the occupation of the local governments, had not op to the 36th of Jane lut, been transferred formally by Order-in-Conncll from the Doml nion government, nor had tbe old Chateau 8t.Louis, Quebec, at present occupied as the Nor mal School of that Provtaçe.C|TlMfe i in Mayence gave his servant the following \u201ccharacter\" the other day \u2018-\u2014\u201cThe bearer bu been In my booee a year\u2014«wuas 11 mouths.During that time she hue shewn herself dlllgeat\u2014at the kou*e dec» : u frugal\u2014ia work ; mindful\u2014of herself; prompt\u2014ia excuses ; friendly\u2014towards men; tahhlat\u2014to her lovers ; aad honest\u2014when evaiythiag had vanished.\" The Ecumenical Council cootiooes its sittings, bn* no definite result bus yet bun pro-ctaimsd.Tbs Pope hss sent a prelate to Con-stantinopie to endeavour to arrest tira schism la ths Amsntsn Church.Tbs correspou-l *f several German journals hove A summary of the imports and exports of the Dominion for tbe fiscal year ending 30th June, 1669, has been laid before ths Pur-llameut :\u2014 The following were the values under the several classes and the duties collected :\u2014 Goods peyiug spécifia doty, value, $1,901,> 941 ; duty, $1,063,665 69, Goods paying specific and ad valorem dattes, vmlae, $6,379,215 ; daty, $2,477,946 99.Good* paying 35 per oent ad oalorom, vaine, $800,108; duty, $200,031.11.Goods paying 15 per cent ad valorem, valus, $29,213,616 ; duty, $4,381,570.09.Good* paying 10 per cent ad oaloram, value, $189,726, duty, $18 972 61.Goods paying 5 per cent ad valorem, value, $2 494,733 ; doty, 9124,741 62.Total dutiable goods, value, $41,069.342 : duty, $8,267,326 86.Difference of carrancy on certain entries at Halifax and other ports Nova Scotia, daty, $16,293 90 ; daty collected at Campbelltoae N.B., for which no returns were furnished to tbs Depsrtment: daty, $1,886 33.Free goods, raine, $33,681.329.Cola and bnllios, valus, $4,347,329.' Foreign reprints of British copyright works, value, $4 370.Export duty on saw logs, ko., $14,402.67.Grand total value, $67,402,170; duty, $8,- 298,909.71.The following is a summary statement of the value of the exports for tho asms period ;\u2014\t* Produce of mines, vslae, $2,093,503.Produce of fisheries, $3.342,170.Produce of the forests, value, $9,838 963 ; doty, $14 402 67.\t.Animals and their prodnoe, veins, 98,769,-407.Products, value, $12,182,702.Manofactarea, vaine, $1,785,461 ; other articles, value, $350,659.\t-\t± Ships built at Quebec daring tbe fiscal year ending 30th June, 1869, No.37, tons 37,000, at $40 per ton, value, $1,080,000.Total produce value, $49,323,304.Duty, $14,402 67.Coin and bullion, value, $4,218 208.Goods not produce, value, $3,855,801.Estimated amount abort returned at (aland ports, value, $3,077,468.Total exports, vaine, $60,474,781.Duty, $14,402 67.Daring a lato sitting of ths House of Commons, Mr.Cardwell said it was not Intended to arm volunteers with hresob-loodlog fiâea until the Government had decided upon thepreoise description of breech-loaders to be The Italian Minister of Finance has concluded an arrangement with the National Bank for an extended loan of 123 millions of francs upon tbe security of ecclesiastical property: King Victor Emmanuel and Prince Humbert have arrived in Naples and have been well received.Houses for Sale or to Let House to Let, In tha Upper Town* saltabla for a large family or boardlng-hoaas.II eeaUlalsg about 13 apartmanta.Rant moderate.Apply to 1.G.GANNON, Notary, Gardes Street.Fab 38,1179.HOUSE TO LET.Al ll\u2018 .An4«elaas Fire Brlek House In St.Gsusvlevs Street, Cape ; Gas aad Water, Bath-room and Water Oloiale.BB^WlU be painted and pst In flrst-elas* order for a good teaant.Apply to 1.G.CANNON, N.P.Feb 36.1ST6.\tla To Let.H The tolug of the Home, 61, ft.Lewie Street.Beat very low.Apply at No.61, St.Lewis Street.Feb 24.1876.tf For Sale or to Let, (With posstssion oa th# 1st May next,) t commodious new House, finished in approved style and farnUh- m ed with Cistern#, Bath, Patent OloseU, Ao., with a Garden Plot attaehed, sltoaU on the north side of OoalUard Street, eoamaadlag from the rear an \u2022xteosiva view of the distant soraery.It Is at pressât ooc a pied by Mr.0.N.Robiteil!*, and li a first-etas* tUsMeaoe.Rant low, oompared with tha comfort* It will afford.Apply to H.O\u2019DONNELL.Feb 23.1870.For Sale or to Let A earn eemfewtable Brlek Ileus., with ra, at Paint Levi last l mile las Ferry, containing 12 Room* all.Lath aad Plastered through-oat, sad oommendlag a fias view of the liver.The above weald basold eheay or leased for a tana of years at a low rant to a gecd tenant.Apply on th# premises te JOHN T.COOKE, Or to\tW.D.CAMPBELL, N.P.Feb 21,167#.\tf>lO-lmp TU BE LET.That Arstoetaae House* No.6, It.Geasviev* Street, Cape, sow ooenpled ¦gu by Richard Allayn, Esq.This House is la prime prims order, and provided with all modern ooavsclenoas.Apply to Fob 19, WA DUNCAN MA0PHBRS0N.tf For Sale or to be Let.ü House* No.11* Gardes* Street* a ear Court House.PBC8IDKNT GRANT\u2019S RECORD.The record is a grand one, and easily snm mod up.The diaebled States ere all healed, nod the last one of them will soon be represented in Congress ; the ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment to the Federal Const!, tutloo Is assured ; a year of retrenchment and economy has resulted in a reduction of tbe public debt to tbe extent of over $100,000,000_ with a gold balance in the Treasury of over $98,600,000 ; tbe gold premium has fallen steadily to 1141, nod there is every prospect that In a reasonable time the financial problem, which looked so difflcnlt a year ago, will solve Itself by resumption, {o addition to these aolid accomplishments, the Président has strongly pronounced in favor of a reduction of taxation to the extent of at least $50 -000,000 a year, a measure which la most earnestly demanded by the people, and pressed upon Congress.It remains to be seen if the latter wiU respond to the demand as readily aad as gracefully as tbe President, or whether it will, by refusing, mar the grand record which bas thus far beea made.Bo for m tbe President is concerned, no better record could have been hoped for, no more successful achievement expected, even by the most sanguine.The people surely have reason to be satisfied with the fruits of tbe first year of President Grant's administration, end to regard the future with confidence\u2014N.T.ftneii The weather became milder on Saturday, and the frost had disappeared until last night, when snow fell in Condon and the temperature descended several degrees below freezing point.Several fetal accidents on ice have been reported.At Hoodoo, near London, throe men perishud/- , -\t^ From Ireland there are again accounts of murder and violence.A man was shot In Dublin, it la believed, for disobeying au order of the Fenian leaders.In tbe crowded street of a county town In Westmeath on Sunday a fanner was forced to kneel, and solemnly promise to give up a particular farm.The re-leaaed Fenian convicts from Australia have been oetontatioualy welcomed by mobs In Dublin and Cork.The,\" National \" press denounce the Government Land Bill as a sham, and the formers1- clubs condemn it as wholly Inadequate to meet their requirements.The second trial of Barrett for the attempted murder of Oeytain Lambert has, like the first, been without result, the jury not being able to agree.Tbe Irish Ehurch Convention continuée its sittings, and tbe debate is vigorously curried on.It is hoped that a compromise will prevent a schism upon the question of tbe powers of tbe Bishop.The following te a copy of the declaration of the Fellows and Professors of Trinity Col.lege Dublin, recently presented by Lord Cai ros to Mr.G lad* tone\t¦¦ We, toe undersigned members of the University of Dublin, engaged In carry log on tbe work of education, desire to express oar conviction\u2014 s conviction founded upon long experience\u2014of tbe advantages of United Academical Education.We believe that the aaso-olatlon of yonr yonng men of different religions persuasions in the same lecture halls, and at the same commons table, Is productive of tbe best results, In assuaging «be feeliugg which ere apt to spring from differences of religious creed, and la teaching all to tolerate and respect the conscientious opinions of others.We believe that these adrauUgua, great nnder all circumstances, are almost inestimable in a country like Ireland, where sectarian animosities unhappily prevail to a greater exteat than elsewhere, aad where, consequently, it should be e chief aim of sound moral training to counteract aud to mitigate them.For the last three quarters of a century Trinity College bee consistently noted upon this principle, of Imparting to all iu common the same secular education, without offending the religions covictlons of any; and it has recently expressed its willingness to concur in carrying out more thoroughly this policy by the entire abolition of religions tests.Concurring, as under the altered circumstances of the country we feel bonnd to do, In the expediency of this measure, we believe that tbe overthrow of the system of United Education, and tbe establishment, as hss been recently proposed,of denomlnattonal|collef ee In itef place would be a retrograde step in national policy Injurious to sound learning in Ireland, and, so for as It succeeded, subversive of true free-dom.Hoase aad Garden, with 3 or 86 'arpente of and, opposite Spencer Wood.Apply to CAMPBELL, LANGLOIS A HAMILTON, ., Advocates Teh 16, 1676.\tIm For Sale or to be Let.Ceitoge, oa the Grande Alise, within the olty limits, at present eoeupled by|Hsury Dinting Kiqaiiu, ' l -\t\u2022\t; The above le afintaslees Dwelling, containing tea Rooms, with eomaodteos Stab\u2019es aad Outbuilding*, aad abeat an «ore of land.Apply to W.D.CAMPBELL.N.P., 14, fit Pater Street Feb 16, 1870.\tSo Shops and Dwellings to Let.m The Splendid 8hap* with two windows ia front, 76 foot deep, in Turoot's Block, Mountain Hill, now 'occupied by Mr.J.Talek Merchant Taller, with comfortable Dwelling above.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 The text Shop aad Dwailing In seme Building.Apply to [V.TURCOT, Proprietor.So-lf Feb 16.187S.TO Ltfr.A Are tool* ss or without Oettage* with tho Garden and Barn attaehed te it, moot agreeably eltaated on St.Louie Street, Notre Dame fie Levis.Rent moderate.Apply on tho promis** to R.A.J.JEFFERY, Proprietor.Teh 16, 1876.\tf Stores to Let.Ü Two small Stores am Hut\u2019s Wharf.Apply to HON.GI0RGB IRVINE, Orta\tWESTON HUNT.Peb 14, 1876.The Inquest oa the matdered men Mailer was held in Dnblin.No direct evidence was forthcoming implicating any of the four men oennaa joarnais nave seen \"\u2019ho had been arrested ou suspicion ; bat «spelled from Boms, and it !\u2022 expected that iht* wer« «tetained on a charge of conspiracy, «there will aiaa be compelled to leave the \u2022 ihe deed te «id to owe its origin on the strict Eternal City.\t| dteciplfno of tha Fenian brotherhood.Tho marked hononrs which are being paid to the Archbishop of Syra Id this country have not tailed to attract attention in Russia.The Exchange Oaxrtto, of St.Petersburg, speaks in a patronising manner of tbe \"very isolated\" state, as Christians, of the English Church, which, It says, has retained much of the primitive faith and usage, and therefore natnrally dealres to approach the religions ceremonies will, doubtless,\u2019\u2019 we are told, hinder the anion of the two Obarches ; bat, iu any case, \"there can be no doubt of the sincerity of the motives which induce tbe English to strive at a roll gious union\u201d with the Rnsso-Greeks.And in proof of this is adduced \"the solemn reception which the dignitaries of the English Chnrch bave given to the Greek Archbishop.\u201d ) Tbe Greek Patriarch of Constantinople bas 1 also reciprocated tbe attention paid to the j Archbishop.In a circular addressed to hie ' clergy, be recommends the population of which he Is chief pastor to lend \"material and spiritual aid to Protestants\" wherever they do not form an independent community, and whenever their isolation might compel them to ask for succour end protection from the followers of another faith.\u2014ÆnÿtoA Paper, TO LET, (With immediate poserai lea.) For Sale or to Let, For Sale or to Let.ü May next.That Flrat-Cleee House, No.59, St.Lewi* Strtet, now coupled by W.H.Jeffery, Eaq., provided with all modern oonvanienoes.Posieralon let Apply to Fab 10, 1870.HU0T A LARUE, N.P.tf For Sale or to Let.The Two-Story House, with Store and Stablra, Cote du Passage, Le vie, iHÈ now ooonpiad by F.X.Oarneau, Eaq., Dry Goods Merohant.Apply to JULIEN CHABOT, Or\tLEON ROY, Notary, Levir.Tab 7, 1870.EillESS STUD 10 LET.my What large Itéré, Na.10, St.Paul Street, four stories high, presently os- copied as a Wholesale Oroekery Store by J.W Goodwin, Eaq.It eontslna a first-olau Office, with Fire Proof Patent Sate.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 Two extenriveVaeant Lots of Ground on tho west side of Palace Harbor, noar tha *' Qaebeo Carriage Spring Manufactory.\u2019' To he Let, the whole or la lots to snlt isssoss.J.B.RENAUD.38, St.Paul Stre«t.Feb 3,1870.\ttf To be Let.Two Ant-elaos Offleea, with a Fire Proof Sal# ia eaoh, immediatoly m orat Mr.Joha Homo\u2019s office, 34, St.Peter Street.For partioulars apply to JOHN HOME, Or\tJAMES CHALMERS, No.1, St.Peter Street.Feb 3, 1670.\ttf Ü TOJjET.That haudeeme and spacious Hons*, aitaato In front of tha large Garden of the Religions Ladies of the Hotel Dion No.2, Hamel Street, (Ramparts,) and oo-onpted for a number of years past by tee family of the late G.8.Audettv, Esq.Possrasion gives First May next.Apply to ;ABM.HAMEL A PRERE3.Or to\tI.G.CANNON, N.P.fob 1,1871\tSo TO LET.OAees£ia Oaamraeretol Chamber.\u201c Apply to JOHN L.GIBB, At Gibb, Laird:* Go\u2019s Feb 1,187S.____________________________ For Sale or to Let.(Psssaralon on 1st May next) The property of tha undersigned, ooenpled by Edwin Pope, Esquire, ü sttnat* and fronting on tho Charlrabonrg Rond, one mil* from the olty.Tho floaeo is famished with Water Closets, and na unfailing supply of pure, wholesome water.For conditions apply to H.O\u2019DONNELL.Jen 29,1870.Watters.To Let.The well»kno*yn Commercial Stand,^premises ooenpled by A.Jan 24, 1876.BD.J.DeBLOIS.So TO LET.A The House on Rampart Street, re* ¦Idenoe of\u2019J^C.'Nolan.Jan 14, 1870.ED.J.DnBLOIS.8* To be Let, ; (With immediate possession.)\" A The Shop and promises* Na.84* Conillard S treat, reoently ooenpled by Mr.S.Cote.BRent, £36.Asply to Jan 27, 1876.LANGLOIS, (Notary TO LET A Dauble Hauaa* Wmnalskod* aa the Capa, with ( good Stables m * Yard Apply to E.«^CANNON, \u2022N.P.June I,1868: ROSIN,PITCH,TMUG.ROSIN\u2014Good quality.PITCH- Sea (hern end New York.TAR\u2014Coat and Stockholm.PAINT\u2014English.* Pelt, Oakum, Iron, Yellow Motel, ke., Ao.DINNING A WEBSTER.Maroh 7,1876.MOIVTRÆLAJL, OCEAN STilMSHIPCO 1869.WINTER 1870.PffMMgkPf Book#d to Londondknyor Uvwpooi* RETURN TICKETS GRANTED AT REDUCED RATES.THIS Company*# Lime Is composed af the following FIRST CLASS STEAMSHIPS t\u2014 ASSril/AJr.3400\ttons Building.CASPIAN.1106\t\u201c Oapt- SCANDINAVIAN.8666\t\"\t\" BaDaatlse PRUSSIAN.3000\t«\t\u2022*\tDutton.AUSTRIAN^.,.3766\t«\t«\tWylio.NM8T0RIAN.3700\t«\t\u2022\u2022\tAird.PERUVIAN.3606\t«\t«\tSmith.MORAVIAN.3866\t«\t«\tBrown.HIBERNIAN.eeetsesesoes .3434\t«*\t\u201c\tWatts.NOVA SCOTIAN,.3366\t» \u201c Riohardaoa NORTE AMERIOAN.\\UA \u2022\u2022 » Grange.GERMANY aaaeeeeessees es -3266\t«\t» Graham.EUROPEAN.3646\t« « Bouohette.Oarrfing the Canadian ami United State» Mail».Batting from LIVERPOOL every THURSDAY, aadfrom PORTLANDevery SATURDAY, oaOlng at Look Foyle to receive on board and land Malls and Passengers from and to Londonasevy.Datas of Sailing are ns follows :\u2014 FROM PORTLAND : HISTORIAN.Saturday, 36th Peb., 1176.PERUVIAN.\"\t6th Marsh, \u201c NOVA SCOTIAN».«\t12th ** « HIBERNIAN.\t«\t19th « « And every ¦\u2022eseedlag Saturday HAV11B OF PASSAGES PROH RUBWRO.H> LOXBomonun- oa urxnrooL.Oabln^-$76Aland $86.60, according to iftirmms dation.Steerage.\u2014$31.Berths not secured util paid for.fÊt\" An exporienood Surgeon carried ea each For farther particulars apply to ALLANS, RAE A 00., Agents.Fab 32.1870.ITor Sale.A Condensing Beau* Engine In flrat-rate working order ) diameter of Cylinder, 46 Inohes ; length of Stroke, 8 feet ; with wrought Iron Shafts and Cranks, Steam Pump, Ae.All Cocks and Valves lined with brass, snitabia for salt water.Also, a p*lr ef Flue Return Tubular Boilers, vary economical oo fuel, aad at ample eapaoity to «apply tho above Engine.They are tarnished with chimaies and all neeraeary fitting*.Tha whole will be sold ehoap for eaab.No objection to let part of tho parohaso money remain in purchaser's hands, provided good security Is given.Apply to W.P.BARTLEY A CO.* \u2018 Montreal.Or to\tW.0\u2019KANE, Crown Timber Office, Qnaboo.Jan 24,16T6.\t2m-te UEfc That Sue Cottage* called Vantadeur Place, sltaeted on tha Beaeport Bead, throe mites from Dorohsstor Bridge.It Is tarnished with Subira and Garden.Apply to 0HINI0 A BBAUD1T, Or\tB.G.0ANN0N.Fob 12, 1876.\t1m II TO LET.Tha lorg# FlrstoOluss House», No.17, Prince Bdward Street, opposite to Mr.Valin\u2019* Ship-yard, end near to Bridge Street Is supplied with Water, Ac.At present occupied by Mr.Habert Tareotte.Apply to BON.GEORGE I&VIBB, Or to\tWESTON HUNT.Fob 16, 1876.To be Let.ü- Several good Oflcea iu B(.Fetor and Arthur Street*, aad Bell\u2019s Lane, Lower Town.Peb 8,1876.Also, a irst-olasa Store.L.T.MA0PHER80N.For Sale or to Let.si That Houso, forming tho eormor of Champlain aad Onl-de-Sao Streets Lower Town, presently occupied by Mr.Grant, Merohant Grocer.Apply to J.E.a HEBERT N.P., Or\tJ.A.1.CHAPERON, N.P.lob 7,1870.\ttf MPOITANT NOTICE.THE leading professional men of Hmg> land recommend th* following popular prepare-tiens of Savoir A Moons, whs obtained the Silver Medal at tha lata Paris Exhibition.Far Breakfast and Luaeh\u2014\u201c Faueroatte Cocoa \u201d\u2014Nutritious, pala'able, and indeipen-sable to all snfferiog from ladigration.Debility asd Pulmonary oomplainta.Sold In tins of lib aad upwards.Indigestion is restored and perfected by tha ase of \u2022' P exerça tine \u201d This valuable natural proof food as Wine kind dnet properly ssslmllatoe every and precludes nausea.Sold in Bottlra aed In powder.Wearing Diseases \u2014Immediate relief aad permanent benefit is obtained by using \u201c Pancreatic EmaUlon.\u201d It Is agreeable to tho teste, and assimilates all fatty substance*, Cod Liver Oil, Ao.Sold In Bottles.Consumptlou.\u2014In all cases whore Cod Live Oil is take* th* M Panorootlc Emulsion\u201d increases appetite, nutrition aad materially helps tbe system, bald In Bottles Asthma* Ae.\u2014In diseases of tho throat and respiratory organs tha nse cf \u201c Datura TatuU give* instant relief, and its good rotnltt arc confirmed by the personal experience of meet «minant Physicians.Sold as Cigais, Cigarettes Paatilra for iahallatlon, Ao.Diarrhoea, Cholera, Ac.\u2014Jaremie\u2019s celebrated Sedative and Anti spasmodic has never boon known t* fail in th# mast desperate cue* of Cholera.Bold la Bottlra.Food for ) niants.\u2014Tho Royal Nurseries are ¦applied with food prepared byjSavory A Moor*.It bee received the masked approval of eminont medical man (or ita nutritive aad digestive qua lltira.Sold in tins reedy for use.SA.VOR.Y Sc TMOORIE, Chemists to tho Queen, H.R.H.the Prinoo of Waler, tho Emperor Napoleon III, tho King of the Belgians, Ae.143 New Bond Street* Loudon, See Trad* Mark on ovary Bottle and Tin Sold by all Chemists, Druggists and Storokaop ers throughout the world.CAUTION.Sncoassfal and populer artiolas are generally tmltetad, and S.A M.bag that all parohasan will take car* to see SAVORY A MOORE nemo and trademark on each bottle end paeket.I Sept 25, 1869\t26-lo To Manufacturera and CapitalistSi That oxtoaelv* Brick Building, situate earner Quean and St.Dominique Streets, St.Roeh\u2019s, on tha west side of Paleea Harbor, next to the \" Qaebeo Carriage Spring and Axle Manufactory.\u2019\u2019 This building, three atoilec high and 196 feat long by 40 wide, is wall adapted for a boot and shoe or other manufactory.In order to foster a spit it of enterprise la Quabee, a long lease will bo granted on most favorable conditions.Apply to J.B.RENAUD, 26,: St.Peal Street.Jen 16, 1870.\ttf-te \u2014 AX»\u2014 Bii*th.day Q-ifts, \u2014A*\u2014 mjLVin llvy\u2019s, SUCCESSOR TO THE Late Simon Levy.\u2022 L.has new on hand a very large ae* tertmaat of :\u2014 Ep.Tea and Coffee Setts, Kettles and Urns, Epargnes, Contre Pieces and Tlower Tube», Side Di.hes, Cake Baskets, Soy Stands, Cruet Stands, Ice Pi to bers, Claret Jags, Ornaments, Varae, Lusters, Toilet Setts, Walters, Trays, Spoons, Porks, As., Asl \u2014ALSO,\u2014 A largo assortment of Meersehanm Pipes and Fanoy Cigar Holders to b# sold vary ehoap for Cash.At\tDAVID LIVY\u2019S.Jan IS.187*.BOOKS !_ BOOKS! RKCRIVED, the Poem*e of Thos.DMrcy MeGee, with portrait and copions notes, and an ia trod notion and biographical sketch, by Mrs.J.Sadller.Year Book and Almanac of Canada for 1870 ; another supply at 12 j and 26 etc each.The Peoples\u2019 Magazine, an lllaatratcd mlsoellasy for family reading, issued by tha Soeiety for Promoting Christian Knowledge; half-yearly volnmra, comprising January to Jane, end July to December, 1889, cloth bound.To bo had of JN0.BROWN, 8, Fabriqua Street.Removing, 1st May next» to No.6, St John Street (Within.) Maroh 7, 1879.Insolvent Act of 1869.In tha matter of F.X.TURCOTTE, of St.Joan, lalnad of Orleans, An^Insolvent.The Ore di taro af the Iu eel veut ore notified to matt at the office of th* nndersigned.No.17, St Fetor St-eot, Lower Town, Qaebeo, on MONDAY, th* 21st day of MARCH,187#, at 3 P.M-, for tha public examination ef th* Insolvent aad for the ordering of th* affairs of th* Estate generally, aad also for th# purpose of authorizing tho Aislgno* to dispose of th* Estate in oaelot WM.WALKER.Official Assignee.Maroh 6, 1879.\t13 Xmas Holidays j-a.mes\"qa:rii:el.Wine, Spirit, and Cigar Marchant, CORNER PETER AND JAMBS STREETS, QUEBEC.Off#re for sal*» tu Wood and Battlo* th# following :\u2014 Superior Old Domerara Ram.Hennessey's and Pinet\u2019s, Castillon A Co.\u2019s Brandies.BeKnyper's Gin.Stewart\u2019s Scotch Whiskey.Dnnvillo\u2019s \u201d\t\" J.G.Bandsman A Son\u2019s and other brands Perte.M.Misa Xeree de la Frontera, Pale, Gold and Brown Sherries.Habortus\u2019 Old Ry* Whiskey.: Booth\u2019s London Old Tom.Clarets\u2014St.Jnlian, in casas.Do Medoo do Do St.Emilion do \u2019 Champagnes\u2014Green Seal.Do Gold Lac.Syrups\u2014Sarsaparilla and Lemon.\u2014also\u2014 6600 Superior Havana Cigars.JAMES CARREL, Corner of Peter and James Streets.Deo 81.1869.Apples J_______A poles ! Baking and Table Anples Just received per G.V.Hallway* SO Brie* Baking and TablelApplra.For sal* by JAMES CARREL, Comer, Peter and Jamas streets.Deo 31, 1869.JOHN GKL^SS SHIP BREAD BAKER.St* JPeter Street» OUEBEO.May .8,1I69Î INSOLVENT ACT OF 1869.In th* matter of GUAY A R0BITAILLE, Insolvents.A dividend sheet has beam prepared, open to objection, until th* tweaty-thlrd day of Maroh, 1870.alter which dividend will be paid.WM.WALKER, Official Assign**.Marsh 6,1879.___________________M Ttifee \" ' '1 New Songs, AU REVOIR 1 NOT ADIEU t As song by Mrs.Mq|or Warren.WELCOME MY BONNIE LAD Seng by Mira Thrower.WILL HE COME T Seng by Saetley.For sale by B.MORGAN, Music Dealer.ALSO, JUST RECEIVED : ».8 tag 11 Prie*: No* 8» Howe** ¦usleal Hanthly, eamtaln- 11 plooosof Dane* Music aad IS good songs.36 cents.All tha beak numbers are kept ia Far sal# ky Fob 36, 1876.R MORGAN, Music Dealer.Red as a Rose is She.JUST RECEIVED : Rod as a Race is She, a Naval, by th* aether of \" Comoth ep as a Flower.\u201d Hiroll, a Novel, by the author of M Bonnd te 'th* Wheel,\u201d Ae.For sal* by MIDDLETONA DAWSON, Foot of Moan tain HUL Fob 19,1876 rtitm mo ptBUMiy Tie* Subscribers or* prepared to attend 4a the seen ring of Patents, Copyrights, Registration of Trad*Marks, Ao* aad the traesaetioa or other b usinera In connection with Parliament or tho Departments of th* Government.Drawings, Ac., prepared by n competent and ¦killed Architect.AU business entres ted to oar oar* regarded as confidential, and will receive prompt attention.J.«.DAVIS A CO .Port Office Box No.39.Ottawa, Feb 3,1879.\tfeT-tea For Sale* Low Pressure Beam Engines and Boilers.Low Pressure Boom Kagimos, well adapted for cm Boat.Staa of Cylinders 36 Inehra \" meter; 8 foot stroke.Brasses in axoallaat order ; everything complete.Wrought iron Shafts.2 Beam Engines, and two Tubular Boilers, tasted to oany talks steam.Biz* of Cylinders 36 inches diameter; 8 feet a broke.Wrought iron Shafts.Adapted for on* eg two Boats.2 Horizontal Engines complete, den 17 Inches diameter ; 7 feet Tubular Boiter In good order.1 Boom Be gin* ; size of Cylinder 24 inohes ; 7 foot strok* ; wife Boiter ta good condition.Th* whole or any of th* above Engines, Ao., As., will basold on reasonable terms.Ter farther information apply at tha office of tho St.Lawronce Tow-Boat Company, bt An draw\u2019s Wharf, A.GABOURY, Sooratary.Feb 17,1871.tf Sise of Cylin-¦troke ; end on* REDUCTION OR CIBLE IESSIGES vo MOM HAVANA, CUBA, Bzclumely for Meieaget Originating ro Canada.Far !\u2022 Word* ar lew, eouuriug Address, Date and Signatures, from aey Station cf th* Montreal Telegraph Company, $5.60, gold.For eaeh word over 1# words, 46 eoau, gold.Custom*re will facilitate th* delivery of their drapatohra by leaving their addresses at th* Telegraph Offio*.Jan 18.1876.\t16 8* Coughs, Asthma and Inci- pient Consumption ajlz xrrzoTUAi.LT ounnn bt JNO.MUSSON ft CO.'S Syrup of Canada Balsam.IMPERIAL niE inuticE cm \u2014or\u2014 XaOMTDO MT (ESTABLISHED ISOS.) Smbiffrlbfti ui Imctri Otpfial anj S$B«rr$4 Fui fl,946.00Bi.BTERLDfOi Fundi Inverted in OinidA i $105,0069 D.A.BOSS, Wet Net.f.I86V.Agent for Oxel .Test ef Veutoln HiU.Oct.».1888.Department of Marine7and Fisheries, fFISHBRIES BRANCH.Ottawa, 7th January, 1876.PUBLIC NOTICB le hereby given that Tee ters will be received by the nedtrtigaed to the 1st MARCH next for the charter of SIX SWIFT SAILING FORE-AND-AFT 8CH00V-¦R8, measuring from about Sixty to Gn* Hundred aed Thirty Toes, registered tonnage, with two \u2022e(table boats to aaoh rerael, te be well fraud and thoroughly fastened, aad not exceodleg six years old, for tlarin* Polio* perrosoa on th* Sea Coasts of Canada.Tbe crews will be provided and the vassals provisioned at the expense of th* G jveru-maet.Vessels to be at the risk oi tha owners.Charters to ran daring th* season from Is April to IttNovembtr.The anderiigBod rooerres the option of renewing any charter fer th* following year.Th* Department does not bind itself te aoeopt the lowest or any Tender.Tenders may be for on* or more than cne vassal.Specifications In blsnk to b# filial op with the description of each vassal, and also fonni of Tenders, with other partioulars, can be obtained on application to this Department, or Us agencies at Quebec, Halifax, N.8., and St.John, N.B.after th* 20th testait.\u201cBzrAXTMirr or Mauxs axb Tisxnras, Pieherie» Branch, Ottawa.And marked \u2014\" Tenders for Veesels.\" P.MITCHELL, Minister of Marine and Fisheries.Jan 12, 1876.\t2o-td CmilSIRliniESEKTS ! FURS, At Extremely Low Prices Renfrew! mircou Ar* usuhlug additions dally to their Stock of Sealskins, Persian Lamb and Artneaa Jackets, Sable, Mink, Greek* and Sealskin Math,] Cuffs, Ties and Caps.GENTLEMEN\u20196 rMRS.Coats, Caps aad Gauntlets.\u2022LEIGH ROBES.AD manefoatarod from First-elaas Skins and of Superior Workmanship.\u2014AMO,\u2014 Rubbered Moeoastat, Snow-show and Tobog gans Doe 18.1869.nuot nit cm Perth, Ontario.W.J.Morris, Superintendent, ¦ANUPACTCRR Onrrtogo Balte, Stove Bolts, Tiro Bolts, Coach Screws, Machine Bolts, This Company, under th* Pne.lcncy of W.J Morris, Esq., have entered largely Into the mane-footer* of the articles advertised by thorn.Tho foctory Is supplied with all th* moot improved modéra machinery, thus enabling vhem to lead the market In this class of goods.Ail stock is mana-foe tured from the rory brat brands of Staffordshire and Scotch Iron, thus ensuring a superior quality over tha imported article.From the vary Aboral patronage extended to tho Company since its Inaugaration, w* have no doebt tbit a futur* Groiperity, proportionate to the energy with which has been sought after, will reward their efforts.H.W.IRELAND, Montreal, Genera Agent.Sept M 1869\tSm For Infants and Invalids.CHARLES MARTIN\u2019S CanUaal Wood, la highly recommended by a large number of tbo first and leading Physicians of Montreal.It is fee most palatable, nutritious rod stroagthentag Feed ever prepared ; it oroses neither acidity nor f, and fert EF* 50,00* poname mbually 41* from Pulmonary Disorders.Prevention is at all times tetter thee Cur* ; let every family be therefore grovided with a supply ef Meraon\u2019s » Syrup of road* Balsam,\u2019\u2019 which is so wall known to poraras th* virtu* of averting aa wall ae if earing n Cough or Cold.MUSSON\u2019S MACE HAIR WASH Is a delightfully fragrant preparation for th* Hair, rod as ro iavlgerator ta promoting Its growth is beyond all prooedrot.Prepared an sold only by JNO.MUSSON A CO.Jan 7,1871 To Steamboat Omsra &Buildera.TOE ~SALE.A BOW 4 Blade PhitadUpltla Bead* Screw 6 foot 9.Also, 4 new t-ineh Tabes, 8 feet ; end 13 do.that have beau ta usa, all of whlek ; will bo sold aheap for cash.Apply o 7H0S.O\u2019DONOHOl, London Chronometer Depot, BL Peter Street, Qeeboe.Deo 29, 1869.\t*\u2022 flatalaeey, and forth* Infant takes th* plaça of mother\u2019s milk.Kxtrgdlfrom one of th# numerous twtimopi^ia Dz.Rotxxt Czaix, attending Physician, Montre* General Hospital and Professor of MsGID Unlver ¦tty, says :\u20141 have made «rial of th* spool wen of Ki \u201c Concentrated Cardinal Food,\u201d which yon with me ter that parpooa, end kavomaobptoa-euro in tastlMng te Hi excellent quoMtira.acorns to eombin* the good qualities of \" Bar> \\ Liebig's\u201d rod \u201cDr.Rldgo\u2019s^Food, rod to boin « groat measure fra* from th* faults of thee* > ¦ i ¦ parutions.I have freed it to b# readily t > i rod asslmila'od by Infants and invalids, and >\u2019 ,i nutritioes anilities there can be bo queetoon.\u201d For sal* by all Druggists, where Ciroalan oast he had on application.CHARLES MARTIN, Sol* Proprietor, No.89, Groat St.Jamas Street, Î Jen* 36.1869.W.JT.TM.a,c-A.da.m89 ADVOCATE, HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICB TO DEAN'S BUILDINGS, ST.PETER STREET, RUKBKOt uf.W.AW.COOK, Advocates, LEAN\u2019S BUILDINGS, ST.PETIR STRUT.May 26.1869\ttf HENRY MoBLAIN, Oommission Merohant & Ship-Broker DEAN\u2019S BUILDINGS, St.Teter Street.May 4,1869.\ttf I0I11UL SCOIPIBBE General Marble Works, N«w premlsM comer of 8L Catharine \u2022nd Alexander Sts., Montreal.James Mavor Sc Oo., ecn.proBS und 2624 VLllû rH014^i«a of the mid ten years obtain an extension ofsacb patent for a farther period of fire years ; aad the holder of \u2022 patent granted for five years, may at or before the expiration of tha said period, obtain an extension thereof, either for five or ten years ; nod in case snch extension be for five years, may at \u2019or before the expiration of soch extension of five years, obtain a farther extension, for another period of five years; sod the instrument delivered by tho Patent Office for any tneb extension of time, shall be In the form, which may be from time to time adopted, and shall be made la daplicate, oae duplicate to remain of record aad to be duly registered, and the other to be attached with a reference, to the patent, under O# seal of th# Patent Office and signature of the Commissioner or of any other Privy'Conn HUor.in case of the absence of the Commis LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.GREAT BRITAIIM.Colkter>-^tlve Association Banquet, Ac.Hotel.** Mr.R.N.Forster, hi'.?for Falmouth occupied the chair.He was eappoi.*0 ,DTe Duke of Marlborough, Lord Hamilton, birw.Pskington.Messrs.W.Hunt, G.R.Mowbray, Sir John Hay, the Duke of Abercorn, tbe Earl of Abergavenny, Sir Stafford Northcote, W.Lyall and others.Some 400 gnests were present, including the principal men of the Conservative party.Mr.Disraeli waa unable to be present.There la a growing opposition to Mr.For-steps Education Bll), especially among non- conformists.?strong speculative interest in American securities is developing here and on the Continent.Mr.John Bright Is rusticating in the monn-talns of Wales.His health is much improved.Tbe German and Austrian Bishops at the Ecumenical Council have agreed to oppose the proposition of infallibility, as well as all the new dogmas.In the House of Commons, this evening, a bill establishing rates to provide for the maintenance of ministers\u2019 manses in Scotland, was rejected by a majority of 117.In the Conservative meeting to-day, letters from Lord Derby, the Marquia of Salisbury and Lord Lennox/ were read, regretting the unavoidable absence of tbe writers.Lord Geo.Hamilton, in reply to a toast, made reference to what he called the cheeseparing policy cf the present Administration towards the army.This hit was received with load applause.Sir J, Pakington responded, in tbe name of what was still left of the Aimy.He said its bravery, discipline, and efficiency wonld be the same throagh all time.Tbe policy of tbe present Government was condemned by all parties.To disconnect th# army and reduce its for by 24,000 men was injudicious econo-It was easier to dissolve than to re- (Per People\u2019s Telegraph Line.) The Goode Delivery aed G.T.R.Cartage Raestlon, Ac* The question of goods delivery and cartage by tbe Grank Trank Hallway, is occupying a good deal of attention jnst now, owing to a dispute between Thomas Hobson A Co., Pro-dace Merchants and Pork Packers of this city, and the Grand Trunk Railway Cartage Agents.Hobson A Co.have had a deal of trouble lately with the department on account of delayed and irregular delivery ; more than this, the cartera have persisted in unloading the goods in tbe gutter, and demanding payment in advance.On Monday a load of butter was brought,\u2014unloaded at tbe door, and the payment demanded.The Cashier paid the freight, bnt refused to sign the delivery sheet,testifying to the goods being delivered in good order.On (his the goods were placed on the sleigh by tbe carter, and taken back to the Grand Trunk Railway sheds, where they were aeixed yesterday by a Sheriff\u2019s Officer,instructed by Hobson Co.Yesterday another load waa delivered by tho same carter, who, this time was accompanied by five men, who, it seems, had been sent for tbe purpose of enforcing signature to the delivery aheet.Tbe goods were, as usual, deposited in tbe street\u2014freight paid, and signature to the statement, that they were delivered In good order, demanded, which was promptly refused, and the cartera were about to load up and take the goods back as they had done the day before ; but Messrs.Hobson A Co.had despatched a messenger to their store-house, in Nazareth street, for the set vices of five of the stontest pork packers available.Arriving one at a time, the carters did not notice them ; bnt when tbe attempt waa made to re-load the goods, and the signal given for the reserve to advance, never was a victory so complete; the carters fled as one man, and left the goods in the hands of the victors, whe removed them into the store nnmolested.The matter will verv likelv be brought before the courts, in which case it msy be ascertained If, indeed, there be really any donbt about tbe thing, what in the premises constitute a fall and legal delivery.Ur.A.Bales is on the point of launching a new simi-weekly newspaper, called L Independent, The Art Association Exhibition attracts a good deal of attention, and is the finest this Society has yet opened.Principal Dawson lectures this evening, on Deep Sea dredging.Rev.Dr.Irvine lectures to-morrow night on Dr.Samson among the Scotch.A few days ago a yonng man named Desjardins, from St.Laurent, with a gang of the sporting fraternity, got to drinking in a public house at the Tanneries, and finally the company resolved to play a joke, as they termed it, upon Desjardins.They took him to an npper room in the honse, divested him of his clothes, and tied him to the floor, spread-eagle fashion.This exhibition wss viewed by a great many people, and the perpetrators who, from drinking, forgot all about their victim, and left him In the above position all night.Next morning Desjardins was foend nearly dead from cold and exhaustion.He was snbseqnently taken to his home at St.Laurent and was confined to his bed.A week afterwards Desjardins grew worse, and yesterday he died.This snbnrb of Montreal is notorious for its fighting and drinking.Floor steady and Inactive ; ordinary snpers.4.25 to 4.30 ; other grades in proportion.Silver booght at 4$ and seld at 4.of the different medals.Tho firing was Very I good, considering the high wind that was ! blowing all tbe time.Among the best marksmen were Sergeants Mahoney.Hawkins and Baxter, and Private Bickell.The next practice will come off next month.Wbslstan Tsa Msstisq \u2014We direct attention to the announcement of this annnal social entertainment, which is fixed for this evening.Among the elements of the pleasnre provided for will be music, as usual.The military churns, so well known and appreciated, will lend their aid, as will also the accomplished organist of the Ohnrch ; and snch farther arrangements have been made as cannot fall to afford satisfaction to all who may have the good fortune to be present.Yooso Mas\u2019s Chbistiab Associatios.\u2014A large and respectable andlence attended at tbe Morrin College Hall last evening, to listen to a lecture from the Rev.Dr.Cook, under the auspices ot the above Society.The chair was taken by the President of the Society, Henry Fry, Esq , and tho meeting having been opened with prayer, the Rev.Doctor proceeded with his lecture, on \" The life and writings of Cowper.\" We regret we are unable, for want of space, to give a lengthened synopsis oi the lecture.The subject was ably and learnedly haadled,and the audience listenedthronghont with deep interest and attention.Skatibo Risk.\u2014The Band of the Royal Artillery will perform the following selection of music In the Grande Allee Skating Rink, on Friday, llth March, commencing at 3.30 p m.: March.Immenslknff.J.Riviere Quadrilles.Erin-go-Bragb.D\u2019Albert Lancers.Royal.Coots Va\u2019.se.Morgenblatter.Strauss Lancers.Cremorne.Hermann Valse.Mina.Coote God Save the Queen.Abrbst for Fobobrt.\u2014A good deal of excitement prevailed in the streeta yesterday afternoon, when it became known that a yonng (man of the city, who had heretofore enjoyed a fair rspntation for boneaty, had been arrested and lodged in gaol on a charge of forgery, committed nnder the following cir-camstances.He collected on Wednesday last from his mother\u2019s tenant, for rent, the snm of $40, payable by cheque upon the Qnebec Bank, which he cashed immediately, appropriating the amonnt to his private nse.His mother that evening asked him for the money be had collected, when he presented a duplicate cheque upon the same bank, signed in the tenant's name and for the same amonnt, hopefully expecting, no donbt, that he would pay the $40 the next day before it was presented for acceptance.In this he was mistaken, for the following morning the mother, without knowing tbe particulars, sent the cheque to the bank by a messenger, who wss detained upon instructions from the Cashier aotil the gallty party coaid be foand.The trath, upon explanation, leaked oat, and the yonng man\u2014 whose name for tbe present we refrain from publishing\u2014was taken Into custody.The investigation will be resumed to-day.However much we may regret the unfortunate position in which the members of this yonng man\u2019s family may be placed throagh the misdeeds of a bad child, we feel at the same time that onr duty as journalists Imperatively demand the publication of the particulars surrounding a case of this gravity.We are Inclined to believe that his gnilt, if be be guilty, is not as great as it would at first view appear ; and we draw ibis conclusion from the fact that no attempt was made to imitate or copy tbe signature of the original drawer.The second cheque, as we learn, and are so far Inclined to believe, was given innocently, and with the full expectation that before Its present ment at the Bank be wonld be in a position to make matters straight.The crime, nevertheless, Is forgery, and will have to be treated as snch.we rtquired two things\u2014capital and labor.Respecting the last named, ws had it in abundance, and he knew it from the numerous applications made at his factory daring the week.He also thought we had quite sufficient capital in onr midst to carry ont tbe object of the Society.Labor was 20 per cent, cheaper in Quebec than in any other part of the Dominion.Fuel was cheap, and water abundant, and with these many advantages, which nature had placed at onr doors, we were regardless of onr own interests, In not applying them.He, Mr.Woodley, had been asked by a Hamilton founder, last summer, how it was that be conld manufacture stores when labor was higher, fael dearer, and yet could sell his goods in Quebec, and make a profit.This state of things ought certaisriy not to exist.A moulder again had applied to him for work.He got work at $6 a week.A short time after commencing he retnrned to him, Mr.Woodley saying he had'Been told that daring the winter months bis wages wonld be cut down to 75 cents a day, and not regular at that.He, Mr.Woodley, advised him to leave the city, and obtain employment elsewhere.That yonng man was now working in Hamilton, with tbe gentleman previously mentioned, at $10 a week.It was possible here, even to obtain good skilled labor.The use of the sewing machine with which he,\u2014as the andlence were aware was quite familiar, was an Instance of how skilled labor conld be obtained.He bad a short time ago in his employ a man from tbe United States, to whom he paid $20 a week, engaged for two months, for the purpose of fitting np a new machine and instructing novices in its nse.Before that man had been engaged a fortnight in his factory he asked permission ta return to the States, as the new hands had become jast as skilled as he in the nse of the now machine.Now, this appeared to him ample and sufficient proof of his statement, that we have in this city labor which may, with a little trouble, become skilled and highly useful.The sewing maohine itself might be mannfaotnred here If we only took the trouble.In the Singer manufactory in the States, all the patents connected with their sewing machine were the inventions of Mr.Jones, an old Quebecer, and the principal adjuster\u2014the most delicate and most difficult part of the work was performed by another old Qnebecer, Mr.Yates.He hoped tbe new Society wonld give these matters their earnest consideration, and show the world that this old city neither lacked brains or capital to become prominent as a nursery for mannfactares.Mr.Woodley\u2019s remarks were received with repeated plaudits of approbation.Dr.Larne, who tons next called npon, said we were told by the old proverb, 11 eide toi et U ceil C aider a.n He proceeded to explain the great advantages Canada possessed over other countries throagh the richness and estait of its mines, and pointing ont that iron oonld be manohetared here, which for darability and quality could compete with the Swedish iron, the best in the world.We ought to emulate the example of other countries, where by their enterprise, and fostering home manufactures, had become wealthy and prospérons.The Chairman then called npon those present who were desirous of joining the Society to do fao, when over sixty persons enrolled their names as members of the Association.After the meeting adjourned, the new Connell met, and apppointed the following subcommittees :\u2014 0» Statieiic*\u2014Messrs.Dr.Larne, T.H.Grant, 8.Peters, Jos.Woodley, J.B.Trndelle, and A.Woods.On the Tarif, fc.\u2014Messrs.H.G.Joly, H.Fry, P.Garnean, T.H.Grant, W.Withall, E.Beaudet, A.Woods, and Jos.Woodley.It Is the intention of the Connell to collect immediately complete Information as to the extent and character of onr factories at pre-i^nt in operation, for the information of the public, and to watch tbe forthcoming tariff with a view of protecting the interests of the manafactnrer.The meeting then adjourned.proposed to cross Lake Champlain at Ticon-deroga by a bridge, to come down to Platte-burg.and strike off from near 8t.Rem! Station to 8L Lambert.Mr.Brydgea said tbe Grand Trank Railway were not opposed to the proposal.Mr.Scrivar is advocating the bill, as Hem-mingford is afraid, if It does not carry, that it will be cat off from the direct line, as proposed to go from Moore\u2019s Jonction to Rouse\u2019s Point, unless It is done.He stated at the meeting that this Is the shortest line to New York by 30 miles.DOKIBIOB PARDIAMKBT* Hawse of Commons.aad as it appesn th*t exceptionally la*go qaan-titles of ioo are sow adrift In the South Atlantic, vessels bound eastward round the Cape of Good Hope are cautioned accordingly.\u2014.V.Y.Journal of Commerce.Havre, March If.\u2014Ftosmskip Alton has arrived hare.Southampton, March 10.\u2014Steamship Ifeie York has arrived here.New York, March 10.\u2014Th# Inman steamship Ætna, arrived st Halifax at 2 p.m., from Eng-lan d.'*\u2022 M 07 jo.Barley aomlaal ; No 2 at 0& to 72c.Live bogs doiod doll and declined 10 to 15 oetts.Rooeipto\u20147,500 bbls flour; 34,000 bat whoat ; 18,-000 bus eon; 9,500 but oats) 1,300 bas ryo: S00 bus barley, aad 4,600 bega.8hlpm«a«e\u2014 I 5,500 bris flour ; 13.000 bui wheat ; 26,000 but eorn ; 12,000 bus oats ; 2.600 bas barley, and 1,900 hogs.iBftPosrrs.OOM M.EBOI A-L.Tcbsdat, March 8 th.Mr.Holton introduced a Bill to Incorporate the Canghnawana Ship Canal Company.Mr.Dnnkln Introduced a Bill respecting tbe censns to be taken In 1871.Each province is to be divided into sections correspendiog as nearly as possible to the existing electoral districts, and to be snb-divlded into sub-districts corresponding as nearly as possible with municipal divisions.There will be one enumerator for each sub-division, and he wonld have assistance if required.Tho Premier said that on the completion of the personal censns of 1871, the basis of representation wonld be changed.And la reply to Mr.Stephenson said that a new system of remanerating poet-masters ontside of the cities bad been adopted ; they are to be allowed a commission of ten per cent, where the work is night-work, and en extra allowance to what are termed forward officers, with a small allowance for stationery and rent where collections exceed $1000\t| Discussion was then resumed on the Banking resolutions.The Finance Minister explained\u2014Only four millions of Dominion notes wonld be issued on seonrity of Debentures ; no more wonld Le issned wlthont a 26 per cent, reserve of specie both for the four millions and tbe farther istae.He had consented to fix the minlmntn of bank capital at $500,000, forty per cent, to be paid up, and the Government wonld receive and deal favorably with applications for special charters, when banks were required nnder exceptional circumstances.Having abandoned the system of government security for currency, it was necessary to have that of a large paid-np capital ; where people wanted smalt banks it was as borrowers, not as lenders.Existing banks would have their charters renewed wlthont increasing their capital.After severla resolutions had been carried, progress was reported, in order to enable the Finance Minister to confer with a deputation of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia bankers.The Honse went into Committee on the Dominion Notes resolutions The Finance Minister said that the charter of tbe Bank of Montreal did not terminate antll the end of next session of Parliament, when, according to the Dominion Note Act, the Bank wonld surrender the right to issue notes, and government would pay them 6 per cent, on Its circulation.The stipulated six mouths\u2019 notice to terminate the agreement whereby tbe bank wao fiscal agent of the government, had been given, which, after some epovenation, was carried withoot dissent.The Oorrenoy résolu tions were then taken np, tbe Hon.Mr.Tapper making a strong appeal for the postponement of the alterations of Nova Scotian currency until a later period ; It waa almost identical with the system whose adoption was urged by the Paris conference.Considering the state oi tkw public mind in Nova Scotia it wonld be better not to make a charge which wonld caose irritatian at present, and occasion inconvenience and leas The Premier consented to pootpone the resolutions until Friday.The Bill extending the powen of official arbitrators was read a second time, whioh wss amended so ae to refer only to danses The following is the amonat of duties collected st tbe Custom Boat*, on th# 9th and ICth instant, respectively, at th# Port of Quebec\u2014 $2204 81\u2014$3329 «0.PER GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.March 10\u201422 hhde moltssM, 42 pass do, 8 empty pans to J Rom Am.1 box hdwar* to H S Boott A m.2 kogs clips to Tradollo A Voyor.2 steam boilers, 1 engine, 2 wheels, 1 saw, 4 boxes, 2 pci pipe, 2 pcs machinery, 3 pkgs do, 1 steam pip* to G B Hall.Par ss St Andrew, via Grand Trunk Railway\u2014 11 tiarooa sugar to Gibb, Laird A co.TIDI TABLE.WEEKX.Y SHARE LIST.Qdkbso.March 11, 1870.Banks.\tShar\u2019s\tPaid up.\tDlvO month*.\t\tClosing Prie#\t \t\t\t\t\t\t Montreal\t\t$200\tAll.\t6 pi\t.ot.\t162 (a\t183 Quebec\t\t100\tit\tof\t44\t104 ®\t104} B.N.America.\t£60st.\t44\ts\t4#\t106 (ft\t106} Nationale\t\t$60\ta\t4\tid\t107 @\t107} City ofMontr\u2019L.\t100\tit\t3\t44\t87 @\t88 Royal Canadian\t60\tIf\tNon*.\t\t65 (à\t66 Molaon\u2019s\t\t60\tIf\t2\t44\t90 @\t91 Toronto\t\t100\t44\t4\ttd\tISO @\t131 Ontario\t\t40\t44\t4\t44\t101 &\t191} Du Peupla\t\t60\t4t\t3}\t44\t102 @\t103 Jacques Cartier\t60\t44\t4\t44\tt08}@\t109 E.Townships.\t69\t44\t4\t44\t100i|\t101 Merchants\t\t100\t44\ti\t44\t108 (£\t108} Union L.C\t\t100\t 5\t\u201c None.16 pran All.60po 100 160 100 4 pr.ot.151 101 (By Telegraph.) Father Ponrr, March 10, 10 a.m \u2014Weather I clear aad oold ; stiff west wind ; river etof r oppo-| sits here, and blocked np with ice below Metis.Notions of Births* Marriages sued D#aths* 50 eta* ¦* exceptions will b# t* this rale.26 oants.95 89 30 »24 111 86 98 90 35 127 113 90 1025® 103 AU.Spawn N.B.\u2014The accrued interest npon Bonds aad Debentures else Dominion Stock, Is payable by buyers ia addition to rates quoted.Exchange\u2014On Iiondon Bank OOday*, 8| Bo do, discount.9 Privât*, «0 days.»,»».7| «\t90 \u201c .7i New York Beak demand drafts.9 Privet* demand drafts».».».»»»».9j Gold drafts\u2022\u2022»»»«»».»»*\tPari Groaa-backs .\u2022\u2022,»,¦\u2022\u2022»*\u2022» .«\u2022m* \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 9J 9* dit.We publish in another column a letter signed \u201c Quebec Stevedores Abroad,\u201d com plaining of the condact of the Alabama Législature in passing an act calculated, not expressly designed to throw an ob a traction in the way of the writers, and others of their calling, in the habit of working in the maritime cities of that State every winter.Hitherto there had been that \u201cfree trade in labour,\u201d which it is now sought to abridge or destroy, and from which not only Quebec stevedores bat the MaporU of the Southern States have largely profited.We do not know the object of the present extraordinary act, but its effect would be a blow to that system of commer d%l liberality and free labour prevalent in the most enlightened and progressive countries, #nd which bids fair to be the rule ere long in the great majority of the nations.It does seem passing strange, then, ilmt a statute conceived in so narrow a spirit should have met the approval of any American legislature.This petiy exhibition of protectionism savours somewhat of that Know Nothing policy which some yean ago earned all before it in several of the Its subsequent decline and decease nioed hopes that it would never again spring op to throw difficulties in the path of any race or class pushing its fortune in a u>w< heretofore boasting that it was par netiienct the land of the free and the asylum of the world.This obnoxious law Is discreditable to any intelligent oommu - mly, and should be opposed by every influence that can be brought to bear.The stevedores are perfectly right in test Ingita constitutionality ; for though th«y may not thereby be able to secure its repeal immediately, or at all, they can at least suc-eaed in exposing a piece of most illiberal and anomalous legislation, of whioh a por tfryw pf the State, or of the whole Republic, may be made ashamed.The experience of ow aggrieved ^«redores will produce this good effect in many quarters where instruc-imd fa needed,\u2014namely, the demonstra toon of the fact that there are places in the wurhi- oven ia the much praised American BepabBo\u2014not so free Moor Canadian provinces, and that there are marine and com mercial systems infinitely inferior to that British type in force on the River St.Law my _________ embody tbe army.Happily the country had another force, iadisaolnble and armed with trath, namely, the Conservative party, enlisted to defend long established institutions, not excepting the Irish Church: Mr.Belcher responded for the Navy, and Mr Beresford for the Volunteers The Chairman then proposed the healths of tbe leaders of the Conservative party, and eulogised the late Lord Derby.Mr.Gsrthorne Hardy in reply said the party was now in minority in Parliament, hence all its battle# were fought ontside.London bad ever been faithful to the Conservative party which was growing in all tbe great centres of trade and mannfactares, sod wss sure of fntare ascendancy.Other speeches followed, and the party broke np at a late boor.Among the propositions before the Ecu menical Council is one declaring the Pope in fallible in matters of faith and practice LATEST FROM T0S0N10.Daring Barglaites\u2014A Frlghtfnl AAsirf Ac.Tobokto.\u2014SeveiT1 d*rî°K\tre* ported.On Monday nig::the board og-houae of Mr.Taylor, Ohnrch street, was aù.re(1 anrJ 3115 taken ; also the residence of Mr.Walker, Queen street, where the thieves obtained a quantity of clothing.On Tuesday night the dry goods store of James Scott, Kings street, was visited, and a quantity of goods taken.It is evident that tbe burglars are professionals.Tho adjourned annual meeting of the North-n Railway Co, was held yesterday.The report shewed the total receipts to be $671,-076 ; working expenses, $338,035 ; extensions, additions to works and eqalpmenta»$164,122 ; balance carried to meet revenue account $168,-918.Father Chiniqny Is in town with his family.A meeting of cricketers was held last evening with the view of ascertaining if eleven gentlemen players, distinguished from professionals, conld be indneed to come over from tbe old country this year to play matches here.From a letter read to the meeting, it appears doubt fnl If they can come, owing to previous engagements.A frightful affair transpired this morning.Frank Purdy, a teamster, aged 35 years, employed by Mr.Stollery, and his wife, were found dead at an early bonr this morning.They resided in a room over Stollery\u2019s stable, on the Esplanade.Purdy\u2019s body wss foand at the foot of tbe stairs leading from the stable to hts room.It lay In a pool of blood from wonnds on the face which was badly cut.Tbe body of his wife was found in bed upstairs.It displayed no marks of vlulence, bnt the face and limbs were frightfully distorted, the tongue protruded and the lips covered with froth and blood.Pnrdy was drank when last seen alive.There are two suppositions as to the affair,\u2014either that Pnrdy murdered bis wife and committed snicide, or that ahe was acised with a fit, which afterwards proved fatal, and that her husband waa killed by falling down stairs while going for a doctor.It Is thought Pnrdy did not receive aaffleient in jury to cause his death, bnt was stunned and suffocated by blood congealing around his month.ENCOURAGBMKNT TO TURKS.MANUFAC- FEDERAL PARLIAMENT.against government that have occurred since FRANCE.qh* friends of H.^Roehefort not permit ted to -visit blast Ae.Pabis.\u2014The police no longer permit tbe friends of Henri Rochefort to visit him in prison.Another demonstration was made by the conscripts at Lyons, yesterday.Tbe disorder was qaelled without serious trouble.It is understood that the other Cetholic powers will join France ia her demand for special representatives in the Ecumenical Conncil.In the Corps Legislatif, to-day, a debate took place on the government of Algeria Jnles Favre demanded that the affairs of that Province be regulated throagh the legislation of both Chambers, and by tbe Senatus Con snltam.M.Ollivier replied that the Ministry desired to place other departments of administration nnder tho control of tbe legislative bodies, and they were now consulting with the Emperor on tbe beet method of effecting changes.J RUSSIA.Sr.Pstbrsboro.\u2014J.McLeary Brown been appointed provisionally Chief of Chinese Embassy, vice Burlingame.has the ITALY.Romi.\u2014Tbe Pope temporixes, hoping to ob tain the vote on tbe dogma of infallibility, prior to the arrival of the French Commissioners.UNITED STATES.Woman Suffrage Blit vetoed In Ntane \u2022ot#* Ac St.Paul.Mis.- Tho Governor has vetoed the Woman Suffrage Bill, for the reasons that it waa to be submitted to the women of the State who are not legal voters, and that public senti ment has not called for it.Nsw Yohk \u2014A cable despatch was received some days ago, announcing tbe elopement of the wife of Michael Morse with a man named Heltser, sod charging that they had robbed the bosband of 16,000 francs, and started for America in tbe s ».Silicia On the arrival of the steamship yesterday, both parties were arrested.with 12,000 francs in their possession, and held for examination.LATEST FROM OTTAWA LOCAL NEWS.Hild Ovit \u2014Several important city items are held over antil to morrow, for want of space.Piistiho.\u2014Ball Cards, Programmes, Bill Heads, Posters, Pamphlets.All kinds of plain and fancy printing executed at this office.Polioi Court.\u2014Four children were convicted in this Court yesterday, and sent to the Reformatory at St.Vincent de Paul.\u2022team Navigation.Ottawa.\u2014Mr.Clements of Yarmouth, N.8., is here.He ifl principal owner of tbe steamer Linda, now plying between Boston, Yarmouth and St.John, and proposes to pat this steamer on\tbetween Portland, Yarmouth and St John tkaa opening direct communi-cstioa with the GraJ!?Trunk and the wester» St.Pam\u2019s Chapbl.\u2014We are requested to state that Mr.Geo.Campbell baa been elected Warden of the above Chapel, in place of Mr J.Brown, resigned.Moricipal Emotions.\u2014The Conncil of the County of Quebec held a meeting on the 9th instant, and elected Ed.J.DeBlois, Esq., War den of the County.National School Concert.\u2014Mr.Mills will be happy to see tbe ladies and gentlemen who have kindly consented to sing at the National School concert, at his residence, 25, St.Genevieve street, Cape, on Saturday, from 2 to 3 30 p.m First Pads.\u2014On onr first page will be found the following :\u2014Tbe Mordannt Case.\u2014Cana dian Public Works Report.\u2014President Grant\u2019i Record.\u2014Imports and Exports.\u2014European News, by mail to tbe 24th nit \u2014The marked honors which are, Ac , Ac.Action Saln\u2014By referring to onr advertising columns will be seen sale, by Messrs Maxham A Co., of floor, corn meal, Indian corn, pease, cheese, and tobacco, very slightly damaged by fresh water.The sale will take place on Tnssday next, at 11 o\u2019clock, at Messrs Thomas Fraser A Co.\u2019s store, India Wharf.Litsbasy and Historical Sociity \u2014At the monthly meeting on Wednesday49th Inst, the following gentlemen were elected associate members H.Hemming, T.H Andrews, J.C.Thomson, Napoleon LeGendre, and the Hon.J G.Blanchet.Dr.Levallee was elected a corresponding member.St.Matthew's Chapel.\u2014We are requested to remindthe Congregation of St Matthew's Chapel, that the annual meeting of their Parochial Association of the Diooeaan Church Society will be held this evening, in the Chapel, at 7.45 p.m.The Rev.A.A.Von IffUndand the Rev.J.Carr will address the meeting.¦¦TF Alarm or Fibs \u2014About half-past six o'clock p m.yesterday, tbe fire alarm was sounded from box 4, corner of Haldlmand and Lonis streets.It originated throagh the chimney, in tbe premises of Mr.Joseph Bastien, Garden Street, catching fire, and for a short time raged with snch violence £hat the whole building was in danger of being destroyed.The brigade, however, after a little egertlon, suppressed the firo with little damage, F| tise Match \u2014The Wellington Rifles went oat to the Beauport fists yesterday, for the purpose of firing fora silver and a bronze medal, p!0«ented by Mr.Morgan to tbe Com- the noVttnn of Nova Scotia\tb® Intends do-¦ pany.Th# condWona areas follows; iner'nrorided h^can get a 8ub*MT (lPm lha \u201cen wbo roake tb* tw° ba8t *COre, 0U* ZJSSmia\t|br.«\tpr«.i«.to fttowtao., IMPORTANT MEETING.A large and Influential meeting of merchants, capltaliats and mannfaetnrers, -was held last evening in tbe Masonic Hall, to complete the organization of the Society for ti e motion of Local Indnstry.Several of our leading mefC^fo and manufacturers were present.The Chair WSi taken by S Peters, Esq , and in the absence of tee acting Secretary, T.H.Grant, Esq., acted for him.The Sab-Committee appointed at tbe last meeting, to prepare by-laws, and fix the basis ot the Society, presented their Report.The Rales and Regulations were read over and adopted unanlmonaly\u2014the annual subscription being fixed at four dollars, and stated meetings to be held monthly, for the purpose of discussing subjects connected with the interests of Industry, and the consideration of Reports of the Special Committees.Thu meeting then proceeded to the election of the first officers of the Society, with the following result: President\u2014H.G.Joly, Esq , M.P.1st Vice-President\u2014Hon.T.McGreevy,MP.2nd\tdo\tP- Garnean, Esq.3rd\tdo\tW, Withall, Esq.Corresponding Secretary\u2014Dr.Larne.Assistant do.H.J.Peters, Esq.Recording Secretary\u2014James Carrel, Esq.Treasurer\u2014A Woods, Esq.OOPBCIL.Hon.I.Thibaudeau, Henry Fry, E.Beaudet, A.Joseph, C.Tetn, P.A.Shaw, O, Leduc T.H.Grant, John Lemeanrier, J.B.Renaud, M.G.Mountain, E.Chlnic, Jos.Woodley.S.Peters, Wm.Dram, John Brown, J.Louis, L.McKay, J.B.Trudelle, P.Val Here, P.V.Valin, N.Germain, A.Pare, and F.W.Roy.Mr.Joly was called to the Chair amidst mnch enthusiasm, and addressed the meeting as follows :\u2014 It was stated jnst now that 1 cheerfully consented to act as President of this Society.This is not exactly the case, for while I am folly alive to the importance of yonr objects, I yet feel that I have not that intimate knowledge of the manafsetares of the city to qualify me in every respect to fill so important an office as the one you have elected mo to.Still I have all the will and desire to help you, and since you have so cordially elected me your President, I will endeavor to discharge the doty of the office.I thoronghly approve of the objecta of your Society, and believe that It will be prodnetive of mnch good.lam quite convinced that a better day is dawning for Quebec, and that throagh the energy and enterprise of her people, she will yet rise to her proper position as one of the first manufacturing cities of the Dominion.The bon.gentleman in the course of his remarks, also instanced a case which bad come under bis special notice during bis last attendance at Ottawa on Parliamentary business.A young man presented himself at the office of the Patent Department, holding nnder bis arm a parcel, which he nnrsed with the tenderness of a mother to its babe.This was his baby ; it was the baby of bis brain ; It had cost him years of study and toil to perfect this discovery.Upon examination, however, it tnrned ont that bis labor wao all thrown away.Tbe invention to which he looked forward to build bis fortune, had already been patented in the United Stater, and was then in common nse in Canada.Had tbe present Society been organised, this yonng man wonld not have wasted his energies and talent in perfecting a piece of mechanicism, which was well known to the world.He would bave been informed by It, that tbe patent was already out.In conclnslon, he hoped the new Society wonld prosper and become influential and beneficial in advancing the prosperity of the City of Quebec.Mr.Garnean, (Tetu A Garnean) followed.In bis opening remarks, be pointed ont by name many men in Quebec who had already led the way in establishing manufactories, and It was to be hoped they wonld soon find many followers.After a few remarks npon the general features of the subject, he said that without donbt good resnlts would follow from the present society, and that in a few years the people would feel pleased and satisfied with its operations.Mr.Withall thought Quebec had seen the lowest mark of the tide, and that there was something bright in store for the fntnre of ibis good old city.He bid always taken an Interest In her welfare, and he hoped before long to seo the thousands of young men in it provided with work In manufactories.Perseverance wss the motto which onght to guide our people in these matters.He felt, when he first entered the building, that it was a hardship to ask an old man like him, to get np so many steps to reach the room in which he was then standing, but he thought, at the same time, If he persevered in the task began he would eventually reach the top \u2019 of th \u2022 building, and he did.(Applause and laughter.) All difficulties were overcome by perseverance.He warned the Society against the fate which has befallen many other societies, « dying ont for want of interest.\u201d IJa advised tbe members to meet monthly for mutual instruction and information.To read books npon subjects relating to the object of the Society, and to encourage others to enroll their names on the list of membership.By peraevereoc# then, as he had already said, Quebec wonld in the fntnre become one of the largest manu-factoring cities in the Dominion.Mr.Joseph Woodley said some people were better at preaching than practice, but he was better in practice than preaching, (laughter).The object of the Qociety, as he understood it, wfs to promote industrial pnrsnits in tho city pf 96ebac* ^ow; in order to do so, HOUSE or POMMONS, (Per People\u2019s Telegraph !4ne.) OttawAj March 11.The Speaker took tho Chair at half-past three o\u2019clock.Hon.Dr.Tapper presented a petition from the bankers of Halifax, respecting cnrrescy.Mr.Mackenzie objected to the reception of the petition.Mr.Workman presented a petition from the Montreal Board of Trade against tbe change In the currency.Mr.Ryan\u2014A petition from the Montreal manufacturers' inventors and others, fora more liberal pgtept jaw.Hon.Dr.Tapper presented the report of tbe Committee on Roportiog and Printing the debates of the House.\u2022 Dr.Blanchet presented the report of the Library.Committee, urging that it Is absolutely necessary for tbe safety of books that the library bnilding should be immediately computed.Adopted after some discnnion.Mr Scriver introduced an act to Incorporate the Montreal and Champlain Railway Company.The Committee on Public Accounts presented a report stating that the delay In presenting the Public Accounts to the House was not caused by the printers, but by dejay in tbe departments in famishing the returns.Mr.Pope introdneed a bill to incorporate the St.Francis and Megantio International Railway Company.Mr.Mackenzie called attention to the publication of North-West papers by certain newspapers, before they had been submitted to the Honse.Some discussion followed.Sir John A.Macdonald moved that the Committee on the North-West papers be revived, and inquire into the improper publication of said papers.\u2014Carried.The Honse went into Committee on the bill to amend tho act respecting the treatment of sick and distressed mariners.In tbe Public Accounts Committee tbe following motion was carried :\u2014That this Commute# regret to find that the delay in printing the public accounts is solely dne to the delay in farnisbing copy to the printers\u2014 reasons for whioh have not been trade apparent in the investigated bill passed throagh Committee.Sir John A.Macdonald moved the second reading of tbe bill respecting tbe election of members to tbe House of Commons, and eg?plained its provisions at some length.Mr.Blake pointed oat the defects of tho measure, which be considered were numerous.Its expense would stagger tho Honse when they saw the total.The honse rose at six.[After the recess, the debate continned, and is not likely to be finished to-night.]\u2014Ofkba- 1887.On the motion of Sir John A.Macdonald it was agreed that till otherwise ordered government orders should baye precedence on Thnrtdays, and that oa government days after government orders are dispoaed of other business of previous days may be taken up ; and that on Thursday the division of time provided by rale 19 shall not be observed.OPINION» or TUB PJBOPL.K.(To the Editor of the Morning Chronicle.) Dsab Sn,\u2014Will yon be so kind as to allow me a small space In yonr paper, for tbe par-pose of making known the grievances to which Quebecers are subjected in this place, in their endeavor to procure work.We came here, many of ns induced by captains, (friends or ours), who wrote to us from England, letting us know they were going to Pensacola and wishing ns to go there to load their ships, bnt find there is a State law got np to prevent ns from doing so.Having never beard of any country where free labour Is prohibited, and this country especially being termed the Land of the Free, we find it very hard, after taking such an expensive trip, to be hindered from loading those vessels for whioh we came.We are told by residents here that snch a law is nnconstitationsl, and that the authorities can not prevent ns from loading shlpo, bnt still ^e are subjected {,0 a great maD7 annoyances and expenses.We are bronght ashore by the Sheriff, and have to give bond to appear for trial.We likewise hare to fee a lawyer with five or six hundred dollars to defend os, so that it takes all we can earn to do so and bring ns home.Now, Sir, knowing tbe iajjqenco of yonr paper, we appeal to yon to use your in-finence in this matter, either to stir those who have a right to protect us, or by your advice.We applied to the British Gonuol here, but be seems to be too jguch çonfrolied by local infjnence to egert himself In onr behalf.]t 1« tfi the Interest of British shipmasters tjmt we be allowed to work, a# there are no Stevedores belonging to this place competent to load ships.By giving this an early insertion, yon will mnch oblige Quibko Sravaocaas Abroad.Pensacola, Fob.20, 1870, BBMA1KS.The share market has ruled extromoly doll tbranghoat the week, oloiing a little roora active ; high prices are maintained, notwithstanding th* limited demand for investments.Exchange on London\u2014Bank rata 8] 0,c ; first-elaes Privât* wonld command 108.On Stow York the rats has steadily declined, owing to the faT ia gold, and oamnoy drafts are bow soiling at 9| 0#0 disooant.Money\u2014Loans for not loss than six months, with Bask Stock as collateral saenrity, can he negotiated at 6 0,oD#r annum Dominion Stock\u2014Has been extensively dealt in at 1081.Baoks.\u2014Montreal\u2014Sale» at 101 ; sine# advanced rapid\u2019y, closing firm at limits.Qnebee\u2014Considerable sties et 104 ; i °'0 advene# now demanded.British North Am trio a\u2014Buyers at 100.National#\u2014Asked for, but none offering.City of Montreal\u2014Is somewhat firmer at 88 ; buyers at 6j.Royal Canadian\u2014Remains unchanged.MoIsob\u2019s\u2014Dull of sal* at 90 ; dividend of 2 0,0 announced, payable on 1st prfximo.Toronto\u2014 Continuel to be freely asked for at 180.Ontario\u2014 la la good request at 100|; holders asking 1611.Union\u2014Sales at quotations.Dn People-Nothing doing ; stock quiet at quotations.Easters Town ships\u2014A amall lot could be plaoed at 1001.Merchants\u2019\u2014.per dos.0 22 Maple Sugar, per lb.0 08 Apples, per bbl.4 50 Onions, per bbl.-.3 00 Hay, per 1Q0 bdts.6 00 Straw, do .2 60 Groon Hides, Insp\u2019td, per lOOibs 8 00 Sheep Skins, undressed, each.1 00 Calf Skins, do p«r lb.0 13 Wool, per lb.,0 28 Wood, par cord.2 feet 8 laohas.3 60 viriaao* of its aoiien.7h* pUla 4* their «Mo* quietly, streagtbealng tha whefa system whila they regalet* and purify the totem* 1 organs ; aad bene* they are eepeeiaUy adapted to the relief of the irregularities peoultar to th* weaker sax, aad also the 00mplaints of children.In all eUmcato where to reason to raspeet that th# blood to vitiated, Bristol\u2019s Sarsaparilla will prove a powerful adjunct to th# pills.March 10.1270.\t\u2022 BIDS BOUND H0RSN8.~ A hone to saM to be kida-boaad whan his skin will not slip under th# pr#s»arn of th# head, hut 1 ticks u If It Was giuod, which condition to always dependent aa a deranged state of tha stom-nah aad dlgasttva orgeat\u2014by oorrectiag which, aad giving te thons a healthy tome aad eeadltion, the disease or ewmplelat will Oieappear.Kz-perienae has proved that tha means best adapted to this and U \" Darby's Condition Powdars and Arabian Heave Remedy.\u201d It has beam road ia 1 nutaeruus eases witheemp'eto tnoeaaa, genera'ly j effecting a care in a few days.It to tha best ! condition medicine known, and may bn given with parted safety at all times, sad does not ro~ 'o utre that tk* hers* ha kept from work.R#m#mh*rth*aam*, «ad too that th# sigaa-tur* ot Bard d Oo.If oa oaah paekaga.Northrop é lym\u2014, Nvwoastio, Oat., proprietors for Canada.Sold ky all Mediate* Deaton.Sold la Qn«b#« by J.Mass#* A 0#., W.l* Braaet, S.Girowx, Ji 1.Bariu, R.lULood, end all Medicine Deaton.Fab 11.\t___________________Im-dAw Bar Ac's W Arana, (the great pwblto remedy,) ; bava aaw basa ia as* over twenty years, bene# tt cannot be said that they are on trial.They hav# been thoroughly tried, aad proaouncod (oa tho authority of those whose liras aad health they have preserved) to be a «are, harmless aad ! eminently salutary preparation, aad if take# ia I season wDl invariably our* Colds, Ooagbt, Bora I Threat, aad all Bwmehlal affections.Oae fair I trial will aoavtaoa th* mast skeptical.Bald by I all atedletoadsaton, at 25 osats par box.Sold la Quebec hy J.Masson A On* W.1.Bra-jst, S- Giroux, J.K.Bark*, R.McLeod aad ell lm-JAw Feb 11,1870.to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to 9 00 S66 \u2022 l*è ou! ou] 10 00 OUI 0 14 oui oir 0 25 5\t76 660 6\t00 6 30 480 2 50 6 26 4 40 424 000 0 12 0H 0 00 002 e 001 0 00 626 0 80 1\t70 2\t00 0 80 0H 0 43 0 20 0 26 0 16 j 0 26 0 09 8 90 3 20 8 09 3 26 909 1 12 0 14 0 30 8 76 BATCHELOR\u2019S HAÏR DTE.This splotild Hair Dyois tbo boot la tho world.Harmless, reliable, tastaatamows, does nit contain I lead nor any ri telle poisons to prods e* paralysis or death.Avoid th* vsnatod and delusive preparations boasting virtues they do not possess, tbs genuine W.A- Batchelor's Hair Dye Ws had thirty yaan\u2019 untarnished repatatloa to uphold Its I integrity as tbs only Perfect Hair Dye\u2014Black or Brown.Sold by DrmggisU.Applied at 18, I Boat Street.NY.a.me.Fob my 21-15 r for Darley\u2019s Arabian Oil» Horses and Cattle.A NEVER-FAILING R1M1CY.This waluahl* prsporatl#» combines all : th# medicinal virtue! of thes* artidei which leng expert#**# kss proved to peeeeee tbe most ; safe aad effiotaat properties for the «are of Flesh Wounds Spralas, Braises, Galls of all kinds, 0m«k*4 H#ala,Blag Boa#, Sparta, Oaitoaa, Fistula, Svree -ey, Xxtarsal Poisons, SaraUhes or Grease, Strains, Lameness, Msnga, Whitlows, Coras, Send Crooks, Foand «red Foot, Hera Distemper.Swellings aad many other dkoasee which hones aad oattia are s*hje#t to.This eriebrated Llnlmrai has b#*n used for many years, aad Its curative pr*parties tkereugk-ly tested, aad it is oaa ceded to b# the cheapest aad most relish!* remedy for all external complaints ever offered to th* Mhlio -it never falls whaa timely used and falthfally applied.To be bad of all Drag gists aad Oeaatry Merchants throughout th* Demie ion.Frio* 26o por bottle.NORTHROP A LYMAN, Newcastle, Oat, Proprietors.Sold in Qnobae by J.Masson A Go., W.B.Braaet, B.Giroux, J.B.Burk#, R.McLeod, aad all Medict»# Dealer*.Jsn 22.1890.LATEST MARKETS.(Per AUaatic Cable.) Lokdok, Maroh 10, 2.30 p.m.\u2014Consol* 91} for money, nod 93 for account.American tecuri-ties\u20145-20\u2019s '82, 91}; \u201885 old, 901; \u201907, 86}.10-40\u2019s 80.Erie 21}.Illinois Central 1141.A A G W 29.Pabis, Maroh 19\u2014Boars* opened firmer end closed fist; rentes 74f.35c.Livmfool, March 10.\u2014Cotton closed dull.Uploads Ud.Orleans ll}d.Rad western «host 8s.Winter 8a to 8s 10d.Flour 20s 6d.Cheese selling at 71t.Lard fiat st 61s.NEW YORK MARKETS\u2014March 10 At 2 p.m , Gold closed at 110}.Exchange 8|.Cotton selling st 2Iio for Middling Uplands.Flour closed dull nnd drooping ; receipts 9,000 brls; sales 6,300 bbls, st 4,66 to 4,70 for super state and western; 4,20 to 6,06 fer comme:, to choies extra state | 4,70 to 6,65 for common T8._______________ Florida ^ater.Oases Laa aaaa * Kamp*s Florida Water, cash 1 des.Par sate by w v \u201e\tWILLIAM POSTON.Marak 11,1878.Xo Let.Gas sad Water.Will ba painted Apply te Marak 11,1878.CHAS.MoDOHALD A SON, Ufper Town Market.TO LET.wltb lamaa aad Ikap tag«tkar Vaalts, \u2022itsatsd is tha Cal da 8m Streat, Lower Town, formerly caespted by John Basra, Esq., as Grocery aad Ship Okudtery.Beat law.\u2022\t* Apply to 08AS.MCDONALD A SON, Upper Tawa Market.Marak 11,187#.\t^ 8 Instead of bra year Coal fhaDmggtem if Birrs as, asa\t) I gtea tha ehlldraa f r D-xjtor for\tf ggiste all sail\tJ SWEET fain killeu.¦uaa Parry Davis 4b Boa's Medium P*la Kilter.Bazas Parry Davis A Son's Small Pain Kilter.War sale by WILLIAM POSTON.Mareh 11,1870.Hedged In.H1DDUETOM * DAWSON have lust solved i- Hadgod la, by K.8.Phalp*.tbor Gates Ajar,\" Ao.Seatety aai SaUtada, by R.W.Emanoo.Under Foot, by Alton Clyde.Tha Unkind Word, ky tba anther of Halifax.\" Tba Family aad tha Ohnrob, by tba R«v.p*th,r Hyaoiatka.Tka Aides aad tka Amaaon, by Jaa.Ortoa.JaMfs Levs aad Sarrloa, by Margaret M.Ro- of \u201cTie 1 John Tho Statesman'! Year-Book for )I7«.Sketehaa of Creation, by Alex.Wlnohall, LL D.Manprnt, by George Sand.Tkaagkte on Doubla Entry an i Balanoa -Shoots.axd a ranraax surer or Braeate Laagton, by Capt.Smatt.WhUakar'i Almaaao.Bad as a Rosa, Aa, As.for sate by MIDDLETON A DAWSON, Foot of Mountain HiU.Maroh 18,1879.Coal Oil.CO Barrais Atlautle Shipping Brand Caal Oil, now raoaiving, sad Por sal# by GIBB.LAIRD A CO.Maroh 10, 1-70.\t5 Rye and Toddy Whiskey.SO Barrels Wseat\u2019s Old &jra Wbl.kay, If \"\t\"\t58 O.P.« How raoeiviag, and tut sale by GIBB, LAIRD A CO.Maroh 19, 1870.\t8 CORPORATION BOARD OF REVISORS.oiwÿ-Beall.Quibbo, 19th Mareh, 1879.Public Rotiea la hereby given, that tka BOARD OP RBVISOBS, rstabllakod ky tho trd lak-iaoflon of the 11th Section of tka Aot of laoerporatien 8L Peter Street.Feb 11, lf70.\tlo-my] TO LET, AhA In Gaidtn Street, U.T., Q.webcc, \"llWk » House inltsble fer offices or mi- danoe of a small family or restaurant.44 Apply to N.H.ASSBLIN, Law Stamp Offioe, _\t> Court Bouts.Fab 9, 1879.\tiQ To To»\u20ac^ Let.That Deep Water Wharf, eltmated at Diamond Harbor, soluble for aud lately leered as a Coal Wharf.pWt' Rent moderate.Apply o \u2018 WM.BLL1S, 141, Champlain Street.Maroh 2,1870.\tig TO LET.The Wharves adjoining St.Peter Street to the Norte of tee Montréal Bank, with tha Buildings tharaon, at present utad ms a Cooperage, Stores, Ac.W.».CAMPBELL, - .\tN-p- Veh 7,1670.\tgo l or fcale or to Let The Wharf and premteea belonging., the Estate of the late U.M.Doxglas, a_\u201d; 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