Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 13 avril 1870, mercredi 13 avril 1870

[" VAltLIAHWV.THE SENATE.;jis - \u2022 «j^^teagpaffag aS ?he g^^Qu «Id that tk« obj*»ct of thU bill wm Id give ef- Jeet W en eneg^etJ^tMnajch UA fen entowl late between the a** Bà*;'**» \u2019 ;vi .e.Aie.ife'iBYm db;.» ^gcn^hp.ï.etea*rde ^IglWigttglj 14» JiortUc at SoeH, «94 U»e ehoaldbe gnereateod to Wv.Cemphril «ici ( ,h\t« :.\t.Hoa J.8.Macdonald thought it was doe to the House that the promoter of this bill ¦ PBSCtAE.(Official.) rnKBYIHO OF COUWCTTm 96#Iff;thshahk pud hr.whfoMbeGww.The coéfMon - a^aar-a.-> H^Ahar^l i dace it wae erplaiaed lastyeac.the peyment of \u2018 The.k sdU »\u2022 ould aasare the that there was no Sear of «ay difference with the Hera* Government on this or aay Dili n snhjrtll TTs qflltogeos were better sb!a to explain than he wasre«pectinc >saStoa»COT- TtWpOTnj^D^\tçjliv\\xwoxumnu4 aau »uc Imperial Goverament tn mtssfasi to the sppro-sriatioa MTthe money arisiag from the later- eoloniai Ballway loaa^ and asked rf any change &rJshi in Tonci?sfrj^ffla^spai^ thto.oot th* «Hgbtoto change had bees made.Tb« of three or foot haadred thousand acres of Mod ha Ontario sad Quebec.Hon.Mr.Abbott expiaiaed the provisions of «he bOI.The toil bed no effect reepeetto* lands.Ifpart of the road was completed by Sep*, next, the Company would bare a claim for land under the old charter.If not, they would have no claim.Hoa.J.SI Macdonald said he opposed the bill on the grounds of public interest only, la toe old Parliament four millions of seres of \u2018land Fere granted to the North Shore Railway, mufctie atdeet of this bill wap to obtain possession of the taH end of the grant.The original intention of that grant was to open up a railway from Quebec to Ottawa and Lake Huron in th* most direct line.The capital of the original company was to be $30,000 a mile.He traced the history of varfore projects in connection with this line, the promoters of which had no* a cent la their pockets, but who eadjsavored to raise capital in Eo« said report was then alau mjsetod V Councillor Hamel seconded b Councillor Henry, moved, and it was fi-solusd,\u2014That a Ipeoiaî committee of five members be named to Inquire into the motives which induced Mr.Boomer, Assistant Hty Treasurer, to ask for leave of absence whilst the Board of, Rerlsora held ito sit-tinga.Gvdsrs^\u2014That tha following msmbers compose tha aaid Committee, namely : Aldermen Hearn ( J ), Hall, Scott, Rinfret, and Connell-lor Hearn (M.A)\t,\tr, Coancillor Hearn gave notice of th* following motion :\t.s That a reduction of two dollars be made upon all carters\u2019licenses to be issued the ensuing fiscal year, and that the By-law Committee be instructed to change the By-law in that particular, re *r * Tbe Council then adjourned till to-morrow, at T o\u2019clock p m.4M,.Present, Hi* Worship the M*yor, did Aldermen Bourget, Hearn John, Oniaroér», Scott, et.Hall.Cote ; and hlin, Mailloux, Julien, Hewn M.A., enry, O\u2019Hare, Lafrance, Peachy, Convey, amel, Blanchet FOR THE TEETH.Stonkitpen Sold by ChemUts, Perfumtrt and throughout tho World, With Dlreotlonslfor Personal Us*.GABRIUL'3 WHITE OUTTA PRAOHA ENAMEL, for stopping decayed tseth.Rendort tho tooth sosnd and nsefal, and prevmts toothache ; no matter hew far decayed.Pries Is.«d.per box.Ask for Gabriel's celebrate i Bents! Prepartioea.GABRIEL\u2019S OSTEO ENAMEL STOPPING, for prsterviag front toeth.Warranted to remain white end si firm as the tooth Itself.This bssntlfnl preparation restores front teeth and prevents dsosy.Will (top six teeth.Price Si INSOLVENT AOT OF 1869.In re.Frol *f MountatoHHl.JNov.f, im.___ Ort.g, M88.^ IN THE MUTTER SF JOSEPH GAÜM0ND à FILS, Issolveata.JOHN FAL0K, An Insst rent Creditor! are requested for* me within on* month.Tenders will be received by th* wader* signed, until THURSDAY, th* 14th lestent, at NOON, for to* oaUtaodlag Debt* da* the above Estate, amounting to abont ($2000) Two Thousand Dollars.WM.WALKER, Oflolal Assignee.April 9,1870.\ttd IMCOIVTFREAXj OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO 1869.WINTER 1870.A\u201eu,,m,.Piiftifltrt Booked to Londondorryof Liverpool.V* tha undersigned* I~ P.Demsre, wf ^*#n bee, have bean appointed Aisigns* in to* msttef.Oreditore an' reonetted to flte tboir olaims be- L.P.DEMIES, \u2018 Aesigeos.IS Insolvent Act of 1869.RETURN TICKETS GRANTED AT R1DUCE0 RATES.THIS Campany** Line Is composed af the following FIRST CLASS STNAMBHZP8 GABRIEL\u2019S CORALITE I00TH PASTE, for olosming and improviog tho tisth, and imparting a natural redness to the guma, whitens the teeth withont leaving between them any trsoea of powder, a«d gives bril-lisaey to tbe enamel.Pries Is.61.In tbs matter of GEORG I B0I9S0NNAULT, An laaolvsnt.A final Dlwldond Sheet has been prepared, open to objootion, until th* 29th day of April, 1870, niter which dividend will be paid.WM.WALKER, Offietei Assignee.April f, 1870.\t1» ASSYRIAN\t\t\t\t\tBuilding.CASPIAN\t\t\t3(00\tu\te»pt.\u2014\t\t\t SOABoiNA VIAN.\t.^sroe\tU\t44\tBaDantta* P RUSSIAN.\t\t\t\u20143998\tft\tft\tDutton.A VST RIAN\t3T44\t\tif\tft\tWylie.NMSTORIAN\t\t\t.3TM\tf\tff\tAird.MS ZrVIJLMef*e*ee*e*\t.~3«88\tft\tti\tSmith.MORAVIAN\t\t\t.369»\tif\tff\tBrown.BIBMBAIAN.\t\t\t3434\t\tft\ttf\tWatts.NOVA SCOTIAN.\t.3391\tff\t\u2022\u2022\tRiehardsoa NORTH AMtRIOAN^.llSA\t\t*4\tu\tGrange.OMR MA NY\t\t\t.4369\tif\ttf\tGrehnsa.EUROPEAN.\t.3646\tft\ttf\tBoucherie.GABRIEL\u2019S ROÏAL TOOTH POWDER, Jirepsred from a reoipe as nsed by Her Ma-eitr.Preserves tbs teeth, and imparts a delioioua fragrance to th* breath, gives the teeth a pearl-like wbitesese, and protects th* enamel.Price Is.6d.GABRIEL'S ODONTALGIQUK ELIXIR^ aa estesoe unparalleled for Its etBosey in ell oases of Tio, Neuralgia and Tonheohs, and forms a mojt agreeable and refrething mouthwash ; bee th* unrtvallod advantages of perfuming tho moatb, end swoeteoiog th* breath, strength*sing the gum», and is most Invaluable to emoksm Pries 6s.INSOLVENT AOT OF 1869» Oarryiay the Canadian and United Stotoe MmiU.PARTtMd AT A DISTANCE REQUIRING ARTIFICIAL TEETH may have thorn euppli-*J, in partial or oomplou setts, on Messrs, ttabrisl\u2019s new system, by ssoding partioulars of thsir esaee, with a ismkttSBoe of Os* Gnlnoa, when the apparatus for taking a modal of th* mouth will bo forwarded, with ail BSOMiary instructions.Meiers.Gabriel will undertake to Remodel or Repair Artll-eial Teeth mad* by other Dentists, (which do not prove satisfactory,) at moderate charges.Messrs.Gabriel's Pamphlet oa Artlfioial Teeth aad Painless Dentistry on roeoipt of postage.*#* All IsMere to b* addtsttsd to 84, LUDGATE HILL, LONDON.April 1, 1870.\tCm-3o fim-lo \u2022teres end flheds» Tkelnrg* be^t i ¦L 4 stories high, with Stables, YarJiTAS-T to ba assd as a Warehouse or Garth on»#, or for Stsbliag, ko., situate in roar of tko Building now ooeapied by the ** Cercle,aad known as BUo-deao\u2019s Biildtag, Fabrique Street, U.T., with a passageoommaaioating from said hack Utorss to toe front street.Immediate delivery, j ^HF* Terms liberal.Apply to th* SECRET ART, Room No.0, Parliament Building.Marsh 33, 1870.\ttf FOR SALE.Whet w*ll-»bnow* end valuable Property* situate oa tbs River 6t, Chsrloc, opposite the Gas Works, and oalltd BEAUFORT GOVE! Belonging to th* Bstite of th* lato F.X.Pars-dis This Property is wtU adapted for Timbor Btuiaeas, Steam Saw-Mill or Shipbuilding pur-tosee.Thar* are two flrti-cUvs Cottages, with Itables, A0., Ac, and six other Dwsllmg-honsss erected oa .this Properiv, together with a fin* Forge, Swam-houso, Moulding-loft, Offioo and other Stores.Also, all the Booms, Chains, Ao, Ao., required for inch an sstebllshmsnt, It has a free tegs, oa the River Bt.Charles of about ROD feet, more or ten j at the roar it Is bounded by a public road lending to Dorohoster Bridge ; on the oast aid# by H.N.Jones', Esq , property, known as New Waterford Cove, and on th* west «id* by th* property of the Ladies of th* Hotel Dlsn.For Information, apply to P.R.P0ITRA8, 0.E.PARADIS, CHS.E.LEMIEUX, M.D.AnHieiy.In th* matter of JULIA ANN MoMANUS, Aa Insolvent THK Insolvent bare made mm esslgameat of bar Estate to ms, aad th* Creditors are notified to moot at my otiro.No.17, 8L Peter street, Quebec, on MONDAT, the 34th day of APRIL, 1870, at TWO o'clock P.M., to recotv* atato-monts of th* affairs, and to appoint an Asslgnoc.WM.WALKXR, Interim Assign**.April 7, 1870\t__________________18 Insolvent Act ol 1869.In th* Matter of J0SIPH MARTEL, ?n Insolvent.THB laeelveat baa mode am nsslgm* meut of his estate to me, and th* Creditors are notified to moot at my oMoo, No.9, St Peter St, Quebec, on THUR8DAT, tit* 31st day of April! 1870, at fiVelook P.M., to reosiv* a statement of his affairs, and to appoint an f «signe*.G.F.GIB80NB, interim Assigne*.April 0.1670,\t13 SaDiugfrom LIVERPOOL every THUR8DAT, and from PORTL AN D every SATURDAT, calling at Look Foyle to reoeiv* on board aad land Mails and Passengers from aad to Londoneerry.DaSas of Sailing are ns follows FROM PORTLAND: AUSTRIAN.Saturday.26th March, 1670.PRU ASIAN.NR8T0RIAN.PERUVIAN.NOVA SCOTIAN.MORAVIAN.sad April, 9th \u201c 16th « 38rd « 30th ** And every tuoeeediag Saturday HAWKS OF PAMAOK FROM RUMSMC.«O LOVDOI91KIT OU UmurOOL.Cabin-\u2014$76.60 and $88.50, according to dation.Steerage.\u2014$31.Berths not secured until paid for.ffiffi* Aa experienced Surgeon carried oa each For further particulars apply to ALLANS, RA1 A 00., Agents.Marsh 19.1870._____________ HATS .SPRING STYLES.CHAS.L THOMSON.ir, Printer and Hews Agent, YOUNG\u2019S BLOCK, Begs leaves* laform tbe MereamiUeFubU* and others that he bas jnst received a large portion of his Spring importations, consisting ot t\u2014 first-olas¦ Englisn made Account Books, all aiass asd patters?.Ueap\u2014Bin* Laid, Cream Laid aad Handmade\u2014Ruled or Plain.Letter asd Net* Papers of all qualities.Writing laks by all to* celebrated makers.Also : Bowmai's Self-Copying Ink.GUlott'i, Mitchell's, Biaaey Poore aad Foley'* celebrated Peac.Together with ovary requisite for th* Merchant's offioe.TO KXE1AJC.EHH.1,001 Gold Playing Cards, f 1.70 por des.10,000 Paeks, TO cents par dot.Marsh 36,1870.______________________ literary and Historical Society, Mbs Council desires to direct ntteatkom e to* fallowing By-Law :\u2014 \u201c No member ia arcear for cas year (amt including tk* current year) shell he eligible to held office or vote, and if in arrear two y oars (not in-eluding th* current year) he shall cess* te he » member, but it «halt he into* power of to# flsam oil to reinstate hiss on payment of arrears.\u2019' ; The Collector win call on all la .urroars before the pablUhiag of th* list of members, at Ike clos* of tbe pros set month, in order that cash a* desire to continue members may hav* the opeor-iaaity.Ry order, .; GEORGE mATHISQM i' A ss (.-Secretary.Jsu 16,1879.\t\u2019 > « QUEKC KimilC SOCIEU Wk* Imstrwuaaaital Pyaettcee of ike ffotirty will be continued (util further netios) at th# Masts Ball, St.Louis Stroet, «very Mondav aad Theaday Evening, at 8 P.M.¦o\tW.D.CAMPBELL, Président.Dec 16v'M.\ttn te-mAth Insolvent Act of 1869.Renfrew & maroou For Sale or to Let.That desirable Country Residence at Lak* St Chsrlss, formally tho property of tbs late Sheriff Sewell, containing tea Rooms, with good Collar and Psntry ; also first-eiass Subies, Coaoh-hoes* and on* Arpen ef Laud attached.Apply to D.ANDERSON, Or to\tN H.BOWEN.N., 18, 8t Peter Street, Lower Town March 14, 1870.\t1m The House,, large First-Class No.17, Prisse Edward Street, opposite to Mr.VaUn\u2019ü Ship-yard, and nsar to Bridge Street.Is supplied with Water, A*.At present occupied by Mr.Hubert Turcotte.HON.GEORGE IRVINE, WESTON HUNT.r.Hubert q Apply tq Or to .Feb It, 107».th* hoes* occupied by Caisse d\u2019Xoonomie, Immediately in front of Town Hall of Levis.P#a-session 1st May.Apply st office of THOMSON A 00., Ball's Lan*.March 5.1870.\t' «w m Wattera, To Let.Tbe wetl-kaowe Commercial Stand, fprsmisos ocoopiod by A.Jan 34.IN0.BD.J.DsBLOIS.So TO LET.legality of th* Ustd Of voters 06 be used at the oppreaching nomination of candidate», nod at th* election of the .atsmhcssud the Gooseil under the prorisioas ot the Act 33 Tic, cap.46.Pursuant to notice, Councillor Hearn, seconded by Coancillor Henry, moved\u2014That Mie ttoOhr of the Hoff, ffir John Ruse, (Of the 28th January last, respecting the redemption of tfae city bonds, maturing la November next, j addressed to His Worship tbe Mayor,] and opened tu the Twaeurer's office be read before tha Council, for the information of all tixe members, and further, that It be pub-1 listed with the Minute* of th* proceedings of | the Conucil, for the information of the clti-sena; which motion belog pot to tha vote,1 ties rejected on division of 4 against 16, uume-lysr- For,\u2014Messrs.Blanchet, Hearn (M.A.),j Henry, OHare\u2014t, Agamet,\u2014Honor*.Bourget, Chambers, Goto, Hall.Hearn (J.), Rinfret, Scott, Angar, Convey, Giblin, Hamel, Julien, Lafrance, Mail- < loux, McLaughlin, Peachy\u20141«.CoaaciHor Hamel, seconded by Councillor Blanchet, mored, and it was\t1 \u2022 Hetolved,\u2014That this Council do adjonrn till Tuesday, tho 12th last.,at 7 o'clock pm.Adjourned.Ü Vba Hews* oa Bampart Itreety re- Wfridsncc\u2019of J.0.Nolan.Jen 34.18TS.ED.J.DuBLOIS.km TO LET A Deubl* Hnsseof Fwnelskedy an th* Cape, with j good Stables aad Yard ?Aaulu te AI.\u2022\u2022 CANNON, Tf.?IumTI.1868' TO LET.The WkJsrves adjelwtng St.Peter ftreet to th* North of th* Montreal Bank, with th* Buildings thereon, at present uied as a Cooper age, Stotes, Ae.W.D.CAMPBELL, NJ>.Feb T, 1870.\t3o For Sale or to Let.was gratified at fer Of the »al»ry Drill Sheds, Major ScoWe Mmutm wwW w-.a,: into cocacaittM on the A number of itens wore then ogunined and In reply to tbe Hon.Mr.Hnlton, t»l P\u2019s» J.'A.Mscdonald snld U wm the present j Intention of the Government to asu the House from Thu «dey night next toUhe following Tuesday, but if the Govcroureat ¦¦¦¦R ftEaturday they weald ask the Hooso to cit on that day alao.The Gonae adjourned at 12-25.\u2022 FaixctMo.\u2014 Valions County Clerks refuse to enter colored men *s voters until the Oplufon of the Atty .-General Is received.Over fifty Democratic members of the Legislature have addroesed|letters to th* Clerk, at flgeroffieuAo, aengTstalntiog him on his re-foaal to enrol colored people as voters, under the 15th amendment, stating that they will support him with all moral, and, if needed, all tbephyrtoai fere* God baa given tftoat.ic legal a have contradicted tbe report that he la a corespondent fo another divorce auIL Eta Jaeoho JBerffiadeu d* Castro has appointed Consul General for Spain tn British North America, with residence at Quebec.Prince Augustas of Saxo-Oibourg, a son-in _jw ef tb* Emperor of Brasil, is the latest oandidato for the Spanish throne.^ ' la the neighborhood of Boston onoe lived two clergy men, one of whom wm remarkable for his dry humor, M>d the other for hfe prolixity.Tho fonaer mooting the latter, Mkod him to preuoh for him at bis M Preparatory Lecture.\u201d The latter replied that he could not, m he wm busy writing a sermon Ok th* M Golden C»lf.\u2019* \u201c That's just tbs thing,' th* rejoinder, \u2022'com* and give up à fore-quarter of it,\u201d To Iiet at Lievis.Tk* Dwelling iHons*» with Shop on basement, built of brlok, adjoining TO LET.Tk* large Building In Cul-de-lac Street, formerly oeonpisd by Mr.Noonan, and now by Mr.Kelly, as an Hotel, Nor.4, 0 and 0 of Montoahn Buildiogs, Astable Street.Two-»tory briek Dwellinge, com fortsbls residonoes, at X20 rent.nffi- Will not b* leased for Taverns.Apply to A.JOSEPH.Or\tE.G, CANNON.Marsh 8.1870.TO IÆT.fewaa.: A Arst-olnss Gettege, with or withont the Garden and la the matter of FREDERIC DARVEAU, of St.Oltin, County of Dorchester.Tk* Inselveat Uns made an assignment of his Eater* to mo, and th* Creditors ere notified to meet at his domicile, in th* Perish of St.Claire, County of Dorchester, on MONDAY, th* 11th day of APRIL, 1870, at TWO o'elook ia tb* afternoon, to iomIv* statements of his affairs and to appoint an Assigns*.Hmv* Just received a complete assert ment of all th*latest Bsvsîtiss In Gentlemen's HATS from Lincoln A Bennett and other celebrated makers.\u2014 ALSO \u2014 A Css* cf Ladles\u2019 aad Gentlemen's best Lou-don mtds Umbrellas, whleh they are o ffering at unusually low priées.March 19, 1870.St.Cbsbi.bs, County of Belleohasso, \u2018 36th Marsh.1879.JOHN MEE, Interim Assignee.apll-13 VALUABLE SAW MILL Insolvent Aot of 1869.Inth* matter of JOSEPH LEVESQUE, Marchant, of Rlfler* fia Lonp (on bat,) la raska, tb# District of Kamou- An Insolvent HIM TIMH llllSl; FOR SALE.Tke Insolvent kns made sue nselgsssnent ef his estett to ma.and th* Creditors ar* notified to __sat at his pUos of baslasss, at Ririor* da Lonp (en bas,) on TU PSD AY, tb* fenrtesatk day of APRIL next, at NINE o\u2019cloek In tb* forenoon, to rtaoiv* statements of his affairs, aad to appoint an Assign**.J.ELZ.POULIOT, Interim Assign#*.Rlvlsre dn Leap (on bat.) 30th Marsh, 1*70.\tmehtl-13 UPPER TOWN MARKET.The Proprietors offer fer sale tbe extensive establishment known aa \u201cBREAKSY'8 MILLS,\u201d situate on the River Chandler*, together with th large trait# of valuable Pins and other Timber Lands held in eonnsotion therewith.The Deals sawn st these Mills arc known to b* th* best in quality in tho Qusboo and English Markets, end the Mill itself was during th* last year entirely renewed and supplied with th* latest improvements.\t.Tbs Property is distant from thoOtty of Qnobeo I Behan Brothers, only abont fifteen miles, and five miles from tb* River 8t.Lawrence where a valuable site, within the Harbor of Queboo, is owned for shipping ths Deals., , t Altogether this Property offers a rare and valuable investment to oepitalhts, and, if not sooner sold, the whole will be offered st Fublio Auction, in this city, on th* fifteenth day of | August noxt.Applications to puroban# will b* received, and al\u2019 information given, by MR.WILLIAM BREAKEY, ?t the Mill; Or\tMESSRS.ROSS A 00.City of Qusboo.April 6, 1870.\t______________ Barn atUohed to it, most agreeably situated on BU Louis Street, Notre Dam* da Levis.Rant moderate.Apply on th* premise* to R.A.J.JEFFERY, Proprietor.Fob 15, 1870._____________ f BISHOP\u2019S COLLEGE, LENNOXVILLE.Applications for the Restorstifp of tn* Junior Department, now vacant by tbe resignation of th# Biv.P.H.Wxlksu, M.A., will be received by th* nadersigned, who will furnish all Ksoessery information.Applications willbs received to Ifith May.EDWARD CHEPMAN, Registrar, B.O.March 18, 1870.____So Bishop\u2019s College, LENNOXVILLE.For Sale or to Let.A May next That Flret-Cless Heuso* No.59» 8t Lewis Street, now oooeplod by W.H.Jeffery* Esq., provided with ail modern oonvsnlenoes.Possession 1st Apply to Fab 10, 1870.HUOT A LARUE, N.P.tf to Wksrf end premises kelemgtmg the Estate of théiste G.M.Doaglas, etyoming th* property of W.Dram, Esq.and communicating with th* River fit.Chari** and Bt.Peal StrdsC W.D.CAMPBELL.Y\tN.P.Feb 7, 1870.\tSo Insolvent Act of 1864.In to* matter of RICHARD SMITH, .\tAn Insolvent.R An el dividend skeet kas keem prepared* to oMsotioe.until Mosdsy, tbe 11th April, whish the dividend will be paid.G.F.GLB80NE, c\tAssignes March 38,1879.\tU as S1MD TO III.That large Itéré, No.10, St.Paul Street, four stories high, presently oc- cupied m a Wholesale Crôokery Store by J.W Goodwin, Esq.It oontsins a first-class Office, with Fire Proof Patent Sat*.\u2014xi.to,\u2014 Two oxtenstv* Vscant Lots of Ground on tk* west rids of Palecs Harbor, nsar th* \" Quebec Carriage Spring Manufactory.\u201d To b* Lot, th* wkoi* or In lots to salt lessees.J.B.RENAUD, 20, St.Peal Street.Feb 8,1870.\ttf INTewGroocLs Ex S.S.\u201c PRUSSIAN.\" WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, AS ABOVE, FIFTEEN PACKAGES OF FIRST-CLASS Id ^ We have already opened, and are now shewing some choice varieties in NEW DRESS GOODS.NEW MANTLES AND MANTLE STUFFS.FANCY SKIRTS\u2014NEW STYLES, NEW FANCY TRIMMINGS, VELVETEEN i, PRINTS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, Ac., Ac., Ao.pB* Price to plain figures oa ovary article.No second price.BEHAN BROTHERS, Fabrique Street.April 4, 1670.Trinity Term commences on APRIL Oth, j djOlCC in ths Bealor and Junior Departments.Appllostloos for admission to th* Junior Do partmentto be made to tho Ruv.J.H.Nioolli, D.D., Principal of th* College.EDWARD CHEPMAN Registrar, B.O.March 18.1870.\tSo-ml Dairy Cheeae Butter.and CORPORATION \u2014 Of \u2014 Publie Notice.CITY HALLL.CITY TREASURER'S OFFICE, Qcssio, 13th March, 1670.The undersigned gives notice thnt he is now prepared to sail Debentures, Stock or Shares, according to ths tost Aot of Parliament, 88 Victor la, Okap.4*.Tha said Debentures will be issued, payable In 10 yean from 1st Jaanary last, sad bear 7 per cent, intercity Th* Stock will also boar 7 per coat., and inscribed in th* books of th* Corporation, and shall be transferable to* asm* as Bask Stook.To accommodât* perebassrs, it will be optional to pay the whole amount subscribed at onoe or by tostolments st stated periods.Ths Stock will be issued in Shaves of $100 each, and th* Debentures to sums ef aot less than $108.L- E-DORION, City Treasurer.March 14,1870.(LA.) errr hall, Qouano, 39th March, 1870.Person* ks tending ao He tail EPUUTU-OUS LIQUORS, *T to keep houses of .PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT to this city, ere hereby re-qaested to furnish to this offioe, the oenifiostes reqobed by taw, from tops date to toe 15ta day of APRIL next, to b# tabroiited to th# oonfirmatioo, of tha City Conns!!.Th* sum of eight dollars must b* deposited with th* petition by sold np.pUoakW ueder th* previsions of th* 89 Goo.8, o.5, a.S3.By order, ' \u2022 I- i ti.it ;\tL.A.CANNON, .IT vse .as» \u2019\t< HMar Clerk.Marsh 1$, 1870.\t\u2018\t~ PiTEIT Ui PMlIIMElirilll Tke Etahaerikers nr* peepmed «\u2022 nttessd 0» tion ot Trade Marks, Ac., and to* truneaction ox other bustocac In oonnectiou with Perliamsmt or tho DepartamnU of th* Oeverament.Drawtogc, Ao., prepared by a competent and skilled Architect.AU bos Lassa entrusted to omr car* rmerded es oonfideatlal, and will reeeive prompt attention* \u2018\t* J.9.DAVTS A CO, Port Offioo Box ¦#.fits .Ottawa, Fob 3,1870.\tf)7-Sm For Sato.Low Pressure Beam Engines and Boilers.D.D* O\u2019MEARA, rffVDYO CA-TE, QUEBEC CHAMBERS 10, IT.PKTRR STREET.March 1.1870.REFINED SUGARS.Barrels No.% Yellow.« No.3J \u201c No.3\t\u2022' « A Crushed.** Dry Crushed.\t> \u2022\u2022 Extra Ground, now receiving, and For sale by\ti M.9.MOUNTAIN April f, 1870.80 Boxes Choose, 75 linnets Butter.For sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.April 7, 1870.______________________ Dutch Flower Roots.A nice easortment for Early Spring Flowers, Hyacinths, LUllos, Tulips, Gladiolus, Ramonclus, Ac., direct from Holland, and to fin* order, at private sal*, at St.John Street Anetion Mart.CASEY A 00.March 10.1870.Choice Syrups.ffrt/ To be Let.Two flrstaelucs Offices, with n Fir* Proof Sale in each, immediately over Mr.John Home's office, 34, 8L Peter Street.' For particulars apply to JOHN HOME, Or\tJAMES CHALMERS, No.1, fit.Peter Street.Feb 3, 1870.\ttf Fnncheona Barbados* Byrap.Tierces\t\u2022'\t\u201c Barrels Standard\t\" \u2022* Amber\t\u201c New reccivtog, and for sals by M.G.MOUNTAIN.April T, 1870.JPor female.A BIX HORSE POWER ENGINE, sult-ab!e for » small factory, P.VALLIERE, Cabinet: maker, Vslier Street.March 19, 1870.\t3m Birthday Q-ifts, \u2014A»\u2014 DAVID DJEW\u2019S, SUCCESSOR TO THE I-sStte Simon l^evy.D.L.has now on head n very Urge ns* sortaient oh\u2014 Bp.Toa and Coffee Setts, Kettles end Urns, Epargnas, Centre Pieces and Flower Tubes, Bids Dish*», Oak* Baskets, Soy Steads, Crust Stands.les Pitoksrs, Claret Jags, Ornaments, Vases, Lusters, Toilet Setts, Waiters, Treys, Spoons, Forks, Ac., Ac.\u2014also.\u2014 A large assortment of Moercchaam Pipes aad Fancy Cigar Holders to be sold very cheap for Qki*' At\tDAVID LIVY'S.Jsu 10.1870.1001 IIDimiF TOUT Puncheons Wiser»* Whiskey.\u2014ahd also osar xxrsorsD\u2014 2 Oar Loads of Gooderham A Worts' Whiskey.For sal* by\t____ M.G.MOUNTAIN.April 7, 1879, Gardner\u2019s Baking Powder.In 1 lh^ » c* , 4 ex.Md 8 os Peckugoc.Now receiving, and for cal# by M.G.MOUNTAIN.April 7, 1878.Th* anf* end cent os adieus Boom, fronting the River St.Charles, foot of Grant Street, St Roch.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 The Wharf adjoinieg the Boom, aituatedonto* River St.Charles, well adapted far tbs lumber business, Ae.There is a rli on tho premises.Apply to |ALFRED J.VENNER, Foe *f Great Sweet, fikEech Jan 26,1870.laintag aad Saw MIU Ti Steamboat Oinsrs &Buitders.FOR ~~8ALE.new 4 Bind* Phtmdelphtn made gei \u2022 feet 9.Also, 4 new 3-ineh Tubes, 8 feet ; and 12 do.teat hav* been to use, »U of whlok will he sold ohoep for cash.Apply o TH0S.O'DONOHOl, London Chronometer Depot, St.Peter Street, Quebec.Dee .39, 1869.\t3o \u2014LLl JO HIST GKL.A.SS SHIP BREAD BAKER.St* JPeter Street* OUTSBJEOsb u»j% reosnre tne Bout.adopted for one Boat.Sim™ 31**26 înThcs diameter) 8 feet stroke.Bre^e to exert lent order; everything complet*.Wrought iron Shftfla*\t^ 1 rîW 1\tBeos Englues, aad two Tubular Boiler*, tested to carry SMbe etaeas.sit* of Ovttnden 30 Inehee dismetorj 8 feet stroke.Wrought Iron Shafts.Adapted for one or two Boat# 2\tHorisoatrt Engine# complota Sim cf Cylinders 17 inches diameter ; 7 feet stroke s and oa* Tubular Bolter to good order.I Beam Engine r elm ef Cylinder 94 feetstroke; with Boiler to good eouditton.Th* whole or aay of to* above Ae., will be sold eu reasonable terns.For further information apply * * fit Lawrence Tow-Boat Andrew's Wharf.A.GABOURY, Fab li; UTi.of tit * mta JMLaiCAd fs nrs AO V OO ATE, MAS REMOVED SIS OFFICE TG DEAN\u2019S BUILDINGS* iT.PITER STRUT, J.w.&W.COOK* Advocates, OCANf« BUILDINCS, ST; PETER STREET.May 38,1848 HEWRY MoBLAlNp OammiggidD MêrohAnt à Ship-Brokaz DEAN\u2019S BUILDINDS,^ St* I* ©ter Strotirt.May 4.1869.INMICIIPTIIE General Marble Works, NfwprMibM eonwrof SLOattwrin.[and Alsxsndsr St»., Montrai.James Mavor A Oo., gCXJLPTOR* nmd Must tien.o__________.June 13 111» 20 ^ 'riiia WïcDüll\t, AJ^lllJL i l, «as sïw adtbbtisements.H«oL Tn diortar\u2014LmK* A n« QMM ItatliA UM4r-K«k^K> * L Bmm Ami Waatad to Map.TMàtosakto XUtiaary m4 D r«M m akii g\u2014Mr* JtMkiL Q««b«oa»d 0«tf Tm* St^méklp 0«\u2014W Moor*.Mmwri*M Wurt.l~C ïirt».To Ut-R*4ari«k MaLwd.Hrttofr-CDMMU A Co.«\u2022 to L*t\u2014A JoMpfc.i Jirthw n JNCotiw, and otheri geUM tteref, fty A 0»^ and othaw.|.B«AuMMaUod.> Kaw* I>MO*\u2014C 1 Holiwell.THU ^ *al« at Hx.HoihMll'i I ICr.lflUar'*, Mr.Thom »or \u2019\u2022 aad.Jtz.IHoa\u2019», 'F*»r 8ir*tt ; Mr.J.Brow, fahri^M BtMat; Mr-ly»*^ JohaB treet, jwithomt f aad at the Booth Q?« Chtoaicle.QUEBEC, APRIL 13, 1370.3JBM HMBT PAQM.sm mmcE.Star will not bé taken in payment for aoooantt doe tbit office after the 14th in discount.We heartily reff* to record the death iaTwontotOf Daaiel Morrison, Esqn the Editor of the T&grwpk, of that city.This cenileman was tong connected with the Fourth Estate, wes a pressman in the true, profMaional saoee of the term.He edited the CtonencLs for a considerable time, near \\j ten years ago, and was known then and ainoeM an able nam, and a clear headed, ?igoroos writer.Mr.Morrison afterwards laboured in Sew York for some year», at his profession, bat joined the Telegraph* the time of its «tart.We believe he worked hard for oar enterpifoing contemporary, and did much to enable it to attain its pre-preaperous position.Mr.Morrison nvo?of a frank, cordial courageous an honest opponent, an attached friend.We are of the opinion he had not yenilMd 50 years, and that he had the will and mental capacity to hare still further f in the arduous field of kmsnted life been spar ed.not haring been greatly infringed upon.Bat this is not all; large as are the sums asked by the Finance Minister for the en suing year, he intends soliciting a supplementary rote for the Red Hirer military expedition.The Government are in a better position than the people to judge of the strength of the rebellion, and the efforts and sacrifices Canada must make to restore law and order throughout the Territory.The despatches which Mr.Monsell, Under Secretary for the Colonies, recently sent to Ottawa must have arrived ere this, and enlightened the Cabinet as to the amount of aid England is prepared to extend to us in this business.In a few days the Red River delegates wfllptave reached the Capital, and when Ministers have obtained all tbe information procurable, Sir F.Hincks will submit his estimate of the sum considered adequate to the extraordinary services in connection with tbe North West Thus some light will be afforded, both as to the probable cost of our military venture, and the character of the difficulties we are likely to encounter.Under all the circumstances it is the duty of Parliament to prune the estimates to the utmost point consistent with the public interests.The Government have a large majority, and need not be afraid of doing what their judgments direct in this important matter.They may offend this or that member by strict economy, or resolute denial of special favours, but the bulk of the House will stand by them in making the general good their first and chief aim.And as they sometimes have tbe courage to attempt and do things of questionable propriety, let them show equal courage in the safer, wiser, the more honourable and patriotic task of guarding tbe country from the many serious evils of financial embarrassment.LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.GHAEA.T BRITAII*.Bw4g«t far Year «aded March Slat, 1S70, 4fcc., Ac.Loxdos\u2014A despatch from Paris states that the Ministerial crisis is due to tbe rejection of a petition of the Cabinet for the continu- The sttontirm of the Local Government ought to be drawn to the scandalous, the blasphemous string of wretched, doggerel verses, open tbs mnrttorsr Riel, which hss appeared in Le Gnadir* A more insane exhibition of' tow national prejudice and impotent igaHn asesr appeared in any journal with the sfightost pretension to respectability.The doggerel is a gross, unprovoked insaH to the British people ot Canada, iris» are strong enough and proud enough to dsspsse the venomous slime of the poor worm who is its author.It is no less an hsult to oar Freneh-Canadian feT ow-eebjeots to suppose them in sympathy with the contemptible bigotry of this public employé ; for they hate cowardice and cruelty, such ss Riel s, as much as other man.La Mimene and some other French journals, following the lead of SrGeo.Gar-tier, who has both brains and liberality, unite with the whole British public in condemnation of Scott\u2019s murder, and in tbe determination to squelch right speedily the rebellion of the cowardly braggart Riel.There is not a city of Ontario that could not, at an boor's notice, torn oat enough men to extinguish this humbug revolt in twenty-four hours.- Bat \u201cto whom it may concern\u201d we will just say this much, that if common decency is to be respected, if peace and order are to be maintained in this Province and Dominion, it will be necessary to bridle such mad fonaiios ae the creature who baa written this rhyming rubbish, and who now draws his living from the revenue of the country.The most unpleasant foot in connection whh the question of the tariff is that we came near having a considerable deficit this year, and find Hneeasaary to submit toan increase of the taxation.The addition of a mil-lion to the bardantof the people is no trifling affair, considering the uncertainty of the public mind in regard to the saffieieacy of tbe prseent and proposed souroee of revenue to provide the means which may be for carrying on the services o We know what we are called upon to bear now, but have not the remotest idea of the amount of the chargea which may be laid upon as, to meet the expenditures of anvyeer big with the promise of costly undertakings, both of a peaceful aad warlike character.Who can tell how much we may have to spend in putting down tbe rebellion of Riel\u2019s half-breeds, and in garrisoning the settlements till matters have settled down to thair normal state of calm?Bat bands» this enterprise, we have to continue the roads, lately oommenosd, intended to open a passage for waggons between Thunder Bay and Fort Garry, should nothing more ssrriosahle and ambitious be attempted.Than we have to face increaa.ed expenditures upon the Intercolonial Railway, with annually augmenting charge* for the interest of the loan raised for that work.Besides, a annaber of new schemes have to be provided for, including the iiapi oremenf of esaak, and the erection of new custom bouses and post offices in various cities of the Dominion.We confess, however 'necessary some of those things are, and however wise it is to spend money on promising objecta, in oar actdal rircum-stanoss, and with our present prospects, we believe the Government should proceed very cautiously erring, if at all, on the side of economy.We see $200,000 put down for a Custom-house in Montreal, and sums of $100,000, $75,000 am so lorth, downwards, for public buddings in other places, which might be cot down to more modest and tolerable proportions.The item of $155,000 for Post Offices in Toronto, Quebec and London is not extravagant, though even it might be reduced in ease of a gen eral revision.But the Montreal item seems oat of all proportion to the others, being the fifth of a million for a single budding.Surely there ta room for retrenchment here.'The total of those estimates tor public buddings » $652,000 against $103,000 for last v**.The items for canals, amounting to $ 144,000 »g»ix»t $196,100 for 1869-70 pro-baôiy rir?\"1'* not be touched.Caresholudbe taken, howswsr, that the expenditare of such large sam* be on to®* jodi««» andseien.tific principle, so as to make present improvements haraaonito with such a general cf canal «ntergsmsut sa hss long been for, and as the interests of the western aarrring trade require.It is impossible t* tojaaoo what amount of the $1,100,000 put down for opsMing eoassannioatis» with, aa-.-wii.km* government is, and» providing ^\tof the North West will be for these purpesea.Tha item is jy miy a proposed rs-rota, that of last year ance ot the pltbUciium power in the bands of the Executive.Erie six\u2019s havs^been admitted to the stock board here.The Pall Mall Gazette censures Gladstone\u2019s shuffling policy on Irish matters, and predicts the defeat of the Irish Land Bill, on account of the obscurity, complication and ambiguity, of its provisions.The same paper urges the instant despatch of s frigate to the fisheries, to watch the American war steamer there.The favourites ou the betting, at preseut, for the Derby and two thousand guinea races, are M Lord Falmouth,\u201d \u201c Kingcraft,\u201d \u201c McGregor,\u201d \u201c Sunshine,\u201d \u201c Sunlight.\u201d \u201c Car mill,\u201d and M Aatolfe\u201d are also strongly backed to win.The Scotsman says that Mr.Gladstone has received a letter signed by two hundred members of the House of Gemmons, urging the adoption of the ballot.The Hoose of Commons had a special sitting to-day, when Mr.Lowe, Chancellor, submitted the annual budget The budget shows that the total amount of revenue received from all sources, daring the last fiscal year, ending March 31st, 1870, was £75, 324,000, and exceeded the estimate made )y ia the year, by £1,811,900.Of the total receipts,Customs produced £21,529,000,against £21,650,000, estimated.Excise, £21,763,000, against £20,900,000, estimated.Stamps, £9, 243,000, against £8,850,000, estimated.\u2014 Taxes, £4,500,000, amount estimated ; and in come taxr£l0,044,000, against £9 360,000, estimated .The new method of collecting taxes yielded £1,134,006 more than was anticipated Total smonnt of expenditare for last fiscal year, £67,564,000, against £68,408,000.The estimate for the payment of the interest on debt was £350,000 short of the smonnt required.The expenses of tbe army sod navy were under the amount estimated.The surplus realized last year, was £7,870,000, of which £4,300,000 have been expended in payment of the debt resulting from the Abyss! Bien expedition.The expenditures for the current fiscal year, ending March 31st, 1871, are estimated by Mr.Lowe at £67,113.000, which, he says, falls £l 1,730,000 below the total amount of the past year.Coax.\u2014The Court is about to discharge Phillips, who was recently arrested as an si leged embezzler of Federal bonds, because the American depositions are not forthcoming.Eoixbussh.\u2014The wood work in both shafts of tbe Baldgate colliery, took fire to-day, while the miners were at work.Seven men were suffocated, and forty-nine were rescued M'JElAÜfCE:.Immlasat Résignation*.Psais \u2014It is probable that the Count Darn will resign the Foreign Office.While U is true that changes are imminent in the Ministry, and rumour hss associated the names of several gentlemen with positions in the new Cabinet, up to this hour but one withdrawal has actually occurred, that of M.Buffet, Financial Secretary.Unusual precautions were taken yesterday to guard against threatened danger, but tbe city was as quiet as usuaL Vlneennae Rase*.At the Vincennes races yesterday, \u201c Fine Champagne\u201d won tbe Poligon stake.u Parses a\u201d took the Prise of Paris.Btrike at Work mea.The workmen of the immense manufactory of M.Call, in this city, have strock.The resignation of Connt Darn is Imminent and should he withdraw, other Ministers will follow him.The report gains credence that the Emperor is acting under the influence of Rooher.Resignation ot R.BnlTet* In the Corps Législatif to-day, Jules Favre expressed regret at tbe resignation of M.Buffet, who, he said, had shown a disposition to stand up for the prerogatives of the Chamber and who was the defender of order and liberty.M.Sigris, replying to M.Favre, discribed him not as the defender of tbe Republic, but tbe adversary of liberty.'This produced much excitement, and called forth exclamations from all sides.M.OUivier addressed tbe Chamber, and while speaking of the events of tbe past week, was interrupted with cries of\u2014\u201c You made promises.\u201d In the course of his speech, be expressed the opinion that one day would be sufficient for taking the vote of tbe nation on tbe pUbiuiium.Rtvlew ef Troops Tbe Emperor held a review of the troops at the Place da Carrousel to-day.M.Mauquin was elected Deputy to the Corps Legislatif, from Lyons, over Ulrio da Fenvlelle.The friends of the latter made extraordinary efforts to set-are his election bat the vote stood 153,458 for Mauquin, and 7,827 for Fonvielle.Mauquin was a candidate of the late Left Centre.Papal la fallibility\u2014Decision of Connell The Memorial Diplomatique is seen red that it is the intention of the Ecumenical Council to adopt tbe dogma of the Papal Infallibility by acclamation on Easter Monday, and that the representatives of foreign powers in Rome have resolved to be present at the public session on that day, SI^A-IDï* Arreats at Barcelona.Madrid.\u2014A large number of arrests have been made In Barcelona since the revolt, and th« police are actively banting up all tbe pro minent participants.A council of war is now in session there.Duke de Montpcnaler\u2019a Trial.It is announced that the trial of the Dnke of Montpensier, for killing Prince Henri, will begin to-morrow.PORTUOA Ia.Lopes Victorious.Lisaoa.\u2014Advices from Paraguay state that President Lopes had suddenly turned upon and surprised his pursuers, winning a victory, it Is thought at Bto Janeiro, that the advantages would resale in an indefinite prolongation of the war.* YJWITUD STATES.African Colonisation\u2014««nater Revela\u2014 Pen lan Congress, Ac.N«w York.\u2014A meeting of the American Colonisation Society, in behalf of African colonisation, was held at the Brick Church 1 evening.A ddressee were made by Mr.Oronte Dr.Potter, and Dr.Gans, urging the people to help tito emigration of the Africans to their native shore.Dr.Packard said tiuj there were more negroes ready to go to Africa then means could bo furnished to send them.Senator Revels occupied the platform of Plymouth Church, with Mr.Beecher, at both morning and evening services.At the close of the sermon in the morning, and while giving notice of a meeting to ratify tbe 15th Amendment, at the Brooklyn Academy of Music this evening, Mr.Beecher said he was grateful to God, for having spared his life to see the day when the colored race could claim and exercise all the privileges and rights of citizens of the United States.A voice bad gone forth^hicb gave them liberty ; and the same voice to-day, Invests them with the glorious privileges of the franchise.Chioiso.\u2014The Fenian Congress assembled here to-day.About ten delegates were present.Meeting private.LATESTFBOM MONTREAL.(Per People\u2019s Telegraph Line.) Tbs River aadaldlng\u2014Light Infantry Artillery\u2014Montreal Volunteers Colled Out\u2014Kxtroordlnary Activity at Headquarters.MoaTUAL.\u2014The river has fallen since last evening, and at ten o\u2019clock this morning was more than a foot below the topof the revetment wall, the height to which It attained at five p.m.yesterday.The water is still subsiding, but it is quite possible that It may be followed by aoother rise, though hot a serious one.The Hochelaga Light Infantry, Victorias and Garrison Artillery have been called on to master to day for active service.From the frontier, no news of any actual Fenian movement has been yet received in the City.Along the line in the neighborhood of Huntingdon, tbe country is to a peat extent flooded by the melting of the snow, and the unusual rising of the river.This unlooked for occurrence, while it would seriously interfere with military field operations, forms a natural barrier against the inroads of maranding parties from across the lines.The Government have received reliable intelligence regarding the assembling at several points along the frontier of bodies of Fenians, and also that a distribution of arms and ammunition has been made.In consequence of the aBove, the frontier corps of volunteer militia, which are ordered to bold themselves iu readiness for an emergency have been ordered out for actual service.Orders were received In this city last evening, from Ottawa, that the whole of the volunteers in the Montreal district, were to be called oat.Accordingly the commanders of tbe respective corps in the city are ordered to parade with their respective commands at the military school this evening for actual service.These corps are composed of Col.Stevenson\u2019s field battery, Montreal Garrison Artillery, 1st Prince of Wales, Hochelaga Light Infantry, Victoria Rifles, Capt.Kennedy's corps of Engineers, Mount Royal Rifles and Chasseurs.The Grand Trunk Brigade, has also received orders to hold itself in readiness.In addition to the parading of the above named corps, the local corps within a certain radius of the city are ordered out for immediate service.They mastered at their respective headquarters to-day, and this evening they will arrive In Montreal, where they will be quartared with the other city corps, for service.The object of this concentration of the militia forces, is apparent.Come from whateverquarter the danger may, a force of at least 3,000 men coaid be despatched in a few boars to any given point between the city and the frontier.Lt.-General Lindsay seems to have assumed the active command of the Imperial and Militia forces in the Dominion; with the troops in garrison, extraordinary activity prevails.The 4th Brigade of the Royal Artillery stationed of Hochelega, are busy removing stores and ammonition into convenient places, and everything be tokens that an attempted Fenian raid is near at band.All leaves of absence have been cancelled, and every member mut-parade for duty.As yet all is tranquil along the frontier, although the rumours are rife of Fenians assembling in the vicinity of St.Albans, and that General O'Neill their reputed leader, arrived there this evening.Captain Muir\u2019s Troop ot Cavalry, which left Montreal yesterday af teruoon at one 'o\u2019clock, en route for Huntingdon, arrived at St.Martins late last night witboat accident.After a brief nights\u2019 rest, the men were in the saddle by day light, and the troop resumed their journey.Their next halt will be Hemmlngford, which it is expected they will reach this afternoon.The volunteer corps which are ordered to concentrate at Montreal, comprise all the corps of the Fifth and Sixth Military Districts.The volunteers at St.Hyacinthe, St.Pie, and St.Simon, will arrive in Montreal tomorrow.The reports which come from the Militia Head-quarters along the Frontier, concur in stating that the members of the respective corps nave been prompt and ready to respond to tha call of duty.The river is still falling, though very slow-ly.The current above the Victoria Bridge Is clear as far op the river as the eye can reach, which opening continues below the Bridge, and passe# to the South side of the river away beyond St.Helen\u2019s Island.The yards on each side of the railway track from the station for half a mile are submerged with several feet of water, and many buildings are Isolated.The lake ice has come down.The chances now are that there will be no farther flood since the ice has room to back up If necessary.?telegram in town announces tye arrival at Belle Isle of the Pire fly from Sorel.She reports that the Bicheleau is dear of ice.Yesterday a warrant was Issued by the Police Magistrate for tbe arrest of Wm.Weir, Silver Broker, St.Francois Xavier street, and his son Wm.H.Weir, clerk, at the instance of one Fred A.Clarke, Broker in the above street, on a charge of obtaining $500 by false pretenses.The young man Wm EL Weir was arrested and admitted to bail.The hearing of the case being fixed for Tueeday next Mr.Weir, the eider, is at present absent from the city.Tbe alleged offence grows out of a disputed brui nest claim of Clarke against Weir.Flour nothing doing ; prices unchanged ; receipts moderate.Silver bought at 5 j, and sold at 5.notified that one of their boats will be required to start for Fort Garry on May 2nd, with laborers to work on tbe road, provisions and teams.Tbe troops aie expected to follow very shortly.The Fenian rumors create little excitement here.vious winners were , utaat O\u2019Neill.LATEST FB0M OTTAWA Delegates* Impressions\u20144,000 Volnnteeis ordered to Quebec Frontier, Ae.Ottawa\u2014Father Bichat is staying at the Bishop\u2019s Palace.A friend of his had au interview with him to-day, and received from him his views on affairs at Bed River.He says tbe entire population of French and English are opposed to annexation, and in favour of connection with Canada,but they want to come into the Dominion on the same terms as the other Provinces, and not be bought and sold like wild land.At first he did all he coold to prevent insurrection, but when he coold ¦ot stop it he thought it best to go with the people, and endeavor to control them as much as possible, as he had great influence among them.All that he had done in the way of taking an active part in affairs at Red River, was sgainst the orders of his ecclesiastical superiors.He was particularly poaitive on this point.He said if a Governor was sent np there with instructions to give the people their right, as enjoyed by tbe other Provinces, there would be no further trouble.Riel, he was sure, would give up the Government and go off to the United States, and the Provisional Government would give way to a regularly organized Government, under a Governor sent from Canada.He was sure of this, for he knew that Riel would do anything that Bishop Tache wished him to do.In fact the last time that he (Bichat) had seen Riel, the latter told him that all be did was for tbe sake .of the people, and that if he was in the way of a peaceable settlement with Canada, he would leave the territory, so that the course might be open for the establishment of a Government.Father Bichat was positive in his assertion that the whole population, English and French, were in favour of Biel\u2019s Government, os things now stood, and he added that if Major Bonlton contradicted this statement, he would be willing to be treated as a man unworthy of belief.He believes the most disastrous thing our Government could do would be to send troops to Bed River.It would only rouse the people to reeist them, and make them believe that their rights would be taken away.He believes that if an Eng lish Governor was sent out, if he were s man of tact and ability, and were accompanied by a few French Canadians, with inatructions to treat with the people (and assure them that their rights would be respected, there would be no further trouble, for the people were not opposed to annexation to Canada, provided their local rights were guaranteed to them.\u201cScott has been knocking round all tbe saloons to-day, and in the coarse of the afternoon got pretty drunk, and boasted he was Riel\u2019s Secretary.He is stopping at the Albion Hotel.Detectives from Toronto with a warrant for the arrest of Soott and Ricbat for being accessaries to tbe murder of Thomas Soott, arrived to-day and placed the warrant in the hands of of Detective McMicken.It is said it has not been acted upon.Scott says tbe first oause of the trouble was the impression created by tbe fact that Governor McDoegall\u2019s Cabinet had been appointed without reference to the wishes of tbe people, and that they believed they would have no share in the gov ernment of the country.Regarding the mar der of Scott, be says be kept aloof, thinking as he had been appointed a delegate to Canada he should keep himself clear of all connection with the murder.Father Bichat was present at the murder.Vicar-General Thibault, im mediately after his arrival at the settlement, went to his parish and did not interfere in political matters.Col.DeSalaberry was not present,\u2014Scott did not know where he was Commissioner Donald A.Smith, he says, was very active in the insurgent cause, and did his utmost to arouse the feelings of the people against Canada.Smith carried around the bill of rights amongst tbe people, inducing them to sign it.Scott thinks Smith was an unreliable man, and that considerable money was spent by him to corrupt the inhabitants.Yesterday, orders wore issued from the Mi litia Department, calling ont 4,000 volnnteers to proceed to tbe Border of the Qnebec Province, where the Fenians were reported as assembling.The Moo re town mounted Infan try, haa also been telegraphed to patrol the frontier below Sarnia, to prevent the landing of tbe raiders from that part of the United States.Ottawa and Montreal steamers commence rnnning next Tuesday.Citt Couscil\u2014The Council met again last evening.The Road Committee preaont-ed their second report on the O\u2019Connell property question in Diamond Harbour.The first report recommendiog $2,000 bad been sent back to the Committee for re-consldera-tion.The committee reported again for the same amount on the following division Councillors Henry, Giblin, Julllen and Convey voted for $2,000, and Councillors M.A.Hearn and Lafrance for $1600.Alderman Chambers who is also a member of the Road Committee, declined to vote as he was not sufficiently acquainted with tbe value ef the property In question.Alderman Hall moved that tbe report of tbe Road Committee be taken up as the first order of the day, which was lost on a division of ten to eleven.After debate tbe Council then adjourned until next Tuesday.The lee om Lake St.Fraacls- .Cotiad.\u2014The ice on Lake St.Francis com menoed moving at 5 o'clock this evening.The Channel ia now clear as taras the Eyre Canal.Ricaauxo.\u2014The Richelieu was clear of ice yesterday evening.No damage was done.BasunABiois.\u2014The ice is almost gone this morning.\t^ Soul.\u2014Tbe ice moved on the St.LswrRice last night.It shoved from Sandy Point to Isle de Grace.Laxoastib \u2014The ice on Lake St.Francis has broken up.It is all clear.Tbbxi Rivers \u2014No ice passed since yesterday.\u2014Have heard nothing from above.LATEST F&Ott ST.ARMAND.The Fenian raid\u2014Frellghsbnrg Volu u -tsers\u2014New Company, Ac- St.Abmaxd.\u2014The Fenian scare here seems to be another hnmbug.The best informed people say that there has been absolutely no suspicious movement open the Vermont Railways.Neither men nor arma have come over those roads.Tbe whole movement is con flned to some local newspapers and spouters, and some removal of arms.But the weapons thus removed are by no means formidable, as they consist merely of a few deposits of the armament of the Fenians on their last invasion.They were then not good for much, and they are no better for keeping.Some of them are, however, occasionally sold, and are carted away by the purchasers.FaxLiqasRDRO\u2014On Saturday morning last a request was received here from the Government to raise another Volunteer Company.Great activity prevails among the people to raiaa a company which would make our battalion six companies strong, and there is no donbt we will have one and men of tbe right stamp too.On Saturday night, according to orders received, the officers and meu of the battalion met at Dunham and organised ; and to-day the varions companies thereof are arriving at head-quarters, and are under arms.4 p.m.\u2014Col.Chamberlin has just arrived from Ottawa, and is preparing accommodation for 30 cavalrymen and two companies of volunteers.Two companies are ordered to Pigeon Hill, and two to Cook\u2019s Corner.LATEST FROM T0B0NT0.The Red River Sxpsdltlon\u2014The Late Mr Merrlsoa.Toaof to.\u2014The late Daniel Morrison, ef the Telegraph, died of epilepsy\u2014not an apoplectic fit as reported.He had been ailing for three or foor weeks, and on Saturday started for Niagara to recuperate, bat be/ore^he had gone many piles, he became seriously ill aad re-tamed.0a Sunday he grew worse and had two fita, aad died yesterday at a quarter to one, p.m.The funeral take# place on Wednesday afternoon.The City Council last night passed a resolution expressing their sorrow at hi# decease.The auditor\u2019s report of the city finances for last year, shows receipts, $1,107,814 ; expenditure, $870,540.Mrs.Young, wifefof Rev.Geo.Young, has arrived from Red River.Horses and waggons are being purchased on behalf ef Government, for tbe Red River expedition, tand the Messrs.Milloy have been LATEST -EBQM KINGSTON- Liberal Candidat#\u2014Maa drowned\u2014Indig* nation- Ae., Ae.KmasTos.\u2014The Liberals have brought out Mr.James Cartwright in opposition to Mr.Kirkpatrick.It ia believed that he will have no chance whatever.A man whose name ia unknown was drown ed yesterday whilst crossing the ice from Sim coe Island.A public meeting haa been called to denounce the murder of Scott.A fire occurred yesterday morning in the workshops belonging to the Messrs.Gverend builders.They were totally destroyed.Tbe ice cannot last more than a day or two Mr.Ferres, the Warden of the Penitentiary is better this evening.Sergt.Hawkins and Ad- ¦saawawa* \u2014S ehmtm HOW «O VOTB.LATESTFBOM NEW BBUNSWIOK Tariff eandemaied\u2014Flour Ship detained, Ae., Ae.St.Jobs, N.B.\u2014The alterations in the tariff are universally condemned.Every newspaper in the Province is out in opposition denouncing them as unfair and unjust to New Brunswick.Several floor vessels are detained and prohibited from discharging for want of Canada Cnstoms certificates.The new pilot boat John Mullin left here \u2022 days since for a cruise in the Bay, and has never since been heard of.It is feared she Is lost with all on board.The s.a.Alhambra, from Liverpool, arrived to-day.LATEST FROM ST.PAUL.Delegatee from Red River start for Ottawa.St.Paul, Minn.\u2014It is understood here that upon learning of the ugly state of feeling which exists in Toronto, In consequence of the murder of Mr.Scott, at Fort Garry, Riel\u2019s delegates to Ottawa, Father Bichat and Mr.Scott, have decided to avoid Toronto on their way to the Capital.They proceed from Chicago around tbe sooth side ot Lake Erie, and will strike Ogdensburg, and thence to Prescott.By this means they expect to reach Ottawa without molestation ; but it has leaked out that their movements are closely watched by some parties who are ou their track, in order that they may be pointed ont to the Canadians upon arriving in Canada.Both the delegatee are armed with revolvers, and appear rather nervous about entering Canada at present.Judge Black is not in company, he being in the rear by a couple of days.L 0-0 A L NEWS.Reward.\u2014Newspaper thieves ate very busy just now.We ^will pay $5 to any person detecting thsge miserable nuisances.Voting.\u2014A number of voters certificates were filed yesterday in the office of the City Clerk, and canvassers were busily engaged daring the day.St.Patricks Choir.\u2014A special practice of the Mass to be aong on Easter Sunday, will take place this >evening, at 7.30.The members of the choir are pgrticularly requested to attend ; members only will be ÂJmutot).Fust Paoi\u2014On our first page will be found the following.:\u2014Dominion Parliament, the Senate and House of Commons.\u2014San Francisco.\u2014Special Meeting of the City Council, Friday and Saturday.\u2014The legal advisers, Ac., *c, Sals or Fdrxitdrb, Suvaa Plats, Ac.\u2014-This afternoon Messrs.Casey A Co.sell, at the residence of Dr.John R.Richardson, St.Lewis street, a nice assortment of black walnut furniture, carpets, Chinese vases, mantle-clocks, and sterling silver plate in varions articles.Sale commences at half-past one o\u2019clock.Qumo Boasd or Teadb.\u2014The Members are reminded that the General Meeting for tbe consideration of the new Tariff, will be held at the Board of Trade rooms, this day at twelve o'clock.The aubjocta are of great interest to Quebec, and demand the earnest c onsideration of the Commercial Community.BurLB Match.\u2014The cup presented to the Proviqcial Rifle Association of Quebec, by Robert Hamilton, E«q , and won by the 8th Battalion, jras fired foi at the Beauport Range on batnruay last.The rales are\u2014The cup to be fired for every three monthp'untif won'three times by the same competitor, when it will become his property, Jt was won by Corporal Thos.Holloway\u201462 points ; Sergt.Haw-kins, 2nd, 59 points.Ranges, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 600 yards, 4 rounds at each range.The pre- For tbe benefit of those persons who are entitled to exercise the municipal franchise, we publish below those clauses of tbe new Act of Incorporation, relating to the manner in which the votes are to be recorded : \u201c The voting shall take place at tbe office of the City Clerk, between kthe third Monday of April and the following Saturday, both daya included, between nine of the clock in the morning and four of the clock in the afternoon, aud it shall be the duty of the city clerk to announce the names of the candidates for each ward, by a notice posted on the door of his office at the city hall, and published in au English and in a French newspaper of the said city, from the day of such nomination until the first day of voting.\u201d *\u2018 Every person whose name shall appear in the voters\u2019 list, shall be entitled to vote at the election of a peison to be alderman or councillor for tbe ward for which such list shall have been made, without taking any oath other than that indicated in schedule 5, as below, which oath the said city clerk, or bis assistant, or any justice of the peace present at the said election, shall have power to administer.\u201d \u201c Any duly qualified elector shall have the privilege of voting in writing, by drawing up a declaration which he shall sign before tbe prothonotary, judge of the sessions, recorder, clerk of the crown or clerk of the peace of the \u2022aid city of Quebec who knows him, in which he \u2022hall state for which candidate he votes, tak ing before such public officer the affidavit in dicated (omitting in the said affidavit the words, \u201c which is now shown to me\u201d) ; which \u2022aid declaration and affidavit shall be delivered to the clerk of the said city within the fifteen days preceding the clesing of the poll, during the said election the said city clerk shall file the same among the archives of his office, and shall register the said vote in the poll book, and such vote shall have the same effect for the purpose of this act, as if it had been registered In the presence of the voter.\" Each and every candidate shall have the right of being present in the office of the said city clerk during the whole or any part of the \u2022aid election, either in person or by proxy, and shall have the right to satisfy himself by in ¦pectlon that the votes have been correctly entered, and each candidate or his proxy shall have the right of protesting against all errors, frauds, irregularities, or false entry or entries which may be made before the said city clerk.THI TOTBK\u2019S OATH.\"I swear that my name 1« (here insert or give the name) and that I am the person named in the copy, of the voters\u2019 list of elector! for alderman (or conncillor, as the case may be,) for (here name the ward) ward of the city of Quebec, for the municipal elections, which is now shown to me ; that I am duly qualified ; that I have not voted at this election in this ward ; that I have not received, either directly or indirectly, any money, note, or promise, or reward for my vote ; that I am not an officer or a servant of the Oorporation, or reoeiv ing any income or wages from the Oorporation, as such, and that I have not any subsisting contract with the Corporation, or interest in such contract at the present time, to disqualify me for voting ; that my taxes, assessments, or rates hare not been paid in whole or in part by any perron.to indace me to vote for any candidate at this election, and that I am twenty-one years of age : So help me God.\u201d FEDERAL PARLIAMENT.HOUSE OF 00MM0NS.Ottawa, April 12.The Speaker took the Chair at three o\u2019clock P Sir F.Hlnfeks introduced a bill to amend the act respecting the Departmentof Finance.Before the orders of the day were called\u2014 Mr; Mackenzie asked if it eras not high time to basé thF* report of Ctftofainsioner Smith laid on the table.Of coarse, the House was aware that indif idnal members had seen many parties from the North-West, ainoe the last conversation on the subject In the House, and that varions statements were in circulation, some of them, ^ie must aay, not very complimentary of the Government Commissioners ; but whatever course the Government might oltimatoly determine to take, he thonght it was extremely desirable that this House should be In possession of all the information that their own commisaion now returned could give them, and that this should not be pot off from day to day, merely to suit the convenience of a Commissioner, who went to visit his family.This was the excuse given by the Government for not laying information ba-fore the Honse, at an earlier day.It was quite evident that there waa extreme anxiety, and very great irritation in the public mind at present, and that the irritation and anxiety were likely to continue, and possibly to Increase, and find expression in perhaps not a very legitimate way, unless the Honse, and through tho House, the country were Informed as fully as possible of what the Government intended to do, and the atops thet had been taken by the* Commissioners.Until the report of the Commissioners was laid before tbe Honse, be did not intend to say anything that would in any way embarrass the Government, or complicate It any farther in the already complicated state of affairs, bat he did intend as soon as the House waa in possession of the papers to take some steps to bring the whole subject before the Honse.Sir John ?.Macdonald said the reason why Mr.Smith\u2019s report was not before the House, was that Government had not yet received it.The mission waa very important and of a delicate nature, and when Mr.Smith arrived here he was asked to make hU report.He waa now baay In it« preparation.When in Red River Territory, he waa surrounded by circumstance^ of very great difficqlty, and be was obliged to ask him (Sir John) to hand him back the letters he had himself written, ( in order that he could prepare a correct re-I port.Be (Mr, Hmitb) was unable to keep, a| he thonght, inch papers about him while in the territory, He was now preparing his report, and be (Sir John) expected to receive it every hour, and as soon as it was received, it would be submitted to the House.The matter then dropped.In answer to Mr.Masspn, Sir John A.Macdonald said It was tbe Intention of the Government to ask the House to adjourn on Wednesday night, ait on Saturday, and meet Egala ou Tuesday.On motion to go into Committee of supply, Sir.A.Galt moved the motion of which he had given notice respecting the Intercolonial Railway.He argued from English precedent that this motion should not be regarded aa a motion of want of confidence, and he did not move ft as such.He then went on to «hoy fromfigures the probable cost pf thélnterpolpn-lal Railway, and to argue that it could be more efficiently and economically managed by private parties than by Government.He calculated that such a coarse woald save the country $8,090,000, He concluded by stating that if the Government would consent to enquire into this matter, in tbe way his motion indicated, he was willing to withdraw his morion.Mr.$hanly seconded the motion.Jfe said all contracts on tbe Intercolonial had failed except one.A year had been lost, and no progress made in the work.He did not blame the Commissioners, because they were obliged by the public opinion, to give contracts to the lowest tender.He believed private enterprise pould build the road at leas than 20 millions, but under government control, he was convinced it would coat mQch tern0 than that amount.If the Government were to make it known, that a subsidy would be given for the construction of the luteroolonial, and that other government railways would form a part of that subsidy, he believed offers to construct the road would be made by reliable parties who would give material guarantee that the work would be speedily completed.If such coarse acre adopted, oue-third of the cost of the Intercolonial, under Government management would be suved.Ha dld«!» W-coud thb motion, in order to emba\u201c4>8 tna Government, or In order to eliolt an expression of want of confidence in the Government.Be had confidence in the Government, but he would have more confidence if they adopted the course he had indicated in this matter.Mr.Cameron ( Peel) contended that no case bad been made oat po lustily tha proposed Change, and that it could not be carried into effect Without the sanction of tbe Imperial Parliament.Re believed that the chnoge woqldaot effect any saving.Sir G.Cartier spoke at gomp length in defence of tbe system adopted for the construc- tion of the Intercolonial, and contrasted it favourably with the mode in which tbe Grand Trunk was built.In the case of the Grand Trunk, large contracts were given, and contractors then relet to snb-contractora, making large profita.Iu the Intercolonial, this profit was saved to the country by letting oat small contracts.He then went Into the details of the constraction of the Intercolonial, the percentage of work done on the seven contracts let in February and April, 1869, which was as follows No.1,34 89 per cent.; No.2, 18.55 p.c.; No.3, 91.02 p.c.; No.4, 14.14 p.c.; No.5, 12.26 p.c.; No.6, 9 91 p.c.: No.7, 11.80 p.c.Proper progress not having been made on sections 3 to 7, they were annulled.They will be re-let by tbe middle of May, in time for the working season of this year.Fonr more contracts would be let In a few days, covering 74 miles By the end of May tour more contracts Governing 551 miles, Including heavy bridges over tbe Rsstlgouche and Miramaohl Rivers would be let by the beginning of the roaron, there would then be 380 J miles under active construction, divided into 20 contracts, including all the heavy and difficult work throughoct the Une.There would then be only 72 miles to put under contract between Miramachl and Moncton, where the light and easy surveys are being rapidly completed, and contracte will be let daring next aammer.Quite as much work was under contractas the labor market woald stand, and great difficulties and cost woald be inoorred by attempting to harry nndaly.37i miles had been purchased fram the eastern extension, at tbe moderate cost of $24,000 mile, complete in every respect.Thirty miles of this line were now opened and running dally.Great progress had been made in the purchase of land along the lice, and that work will be completed during the present year.The main workshops for the line\u2014 have been established at Moncton, and a Urge and valuable tract of land, in a proper position, has been acquired on reasonable terms, a certain quantity of rolling stock being contracted for, and will be ready soon, as parts of tbe road require.He farther said that he believed the line would be completed from Riviere do Loop to Rlmouski by the early part of the sommer of 1871, by which a saving of 12 hours in the delivery of Inward English malls wnld be made.He considered there was nothing in the failure of some of the contractors.Probably others would do the same, and would have failed had they been working as subcontractors.The total pay meats to the 31st December, 1869, including the parchase of a line in new Brunswick, amounted to $1,439,209.He concluded by maintaining that the road was being constructed more rapidly and more economically under the direction of the Government, than oonld be expected by large contractors taking it ont of the bands of the Government.At six o\u2019clock tha Honse rose.?After recesiÿ\u2014 .Sir Geo.E.Cartier resumed the debate-speaking in French.Mr.Holton said railways in the Maritime Provinces were more cheaply worked by the Local Govern men ta than by the Dominion Government.Mr.Tilly defended his ewn course In the matter, contending that no good reason had been shown for* abandoning the present system of constructing the Intercolonial.Offers had been made twelve months ago, for leasing; the In tercolonial by persona interested in American railways, who wished to get control of oar railway, but had been declined by the Government.Mr.Connell (New Brunswick), said parties in the United Statea were prepared to combine with capitalists of the Dominion, to carry through railways, and honorable mover and seconder knew who they were.(Cheers and laughter.) Mr.Connell then vigorously attacked tbe Finance Minlator, for increasing taxes instead of using the pruning knife \u2022gainst employées that infested the country.(Laughter.) Sir John A.Macdonald replied at considerable length, contending that the Government were legally bonnd to carry out the work in the way It waa by Commissioners.Sir A.T.Galt\u2019s resolution waa then put and lost.\u2014Yeas, 40; nays, 98.The House then went into Committee of Supply.LATEST FROM HALIFAX.Halifax, N.S., April 8.\u2014In the House today^ Mr.Landers of Annapolis, and Mr.Kid-sien, of Victoria, presented nameronaly signed petitions prajring that stops be taken to ask the British Government for release from the Confederation, and to absolve Nova Seotia from allegiance.\t* Mr.Murray, of Picton, introduced a reeolation to the same effect which will be discussed on Monday or Tuesday.Mr.Dickie moved bis reeolntioaa against the Dominion \u201cNational policy,\u201d and spoke a little over half an hoar.He; urged the ta-portanco of the American market to Nova Beotia ; he quoted statistics to show the decrease of trade aince the abrogation of the Reciprocity Treaty, and delared the people aa dissatisfied with Confederation aa ever, and that unless Reciprocity fs effected the dissatisfaction will increase.He charged the Dominion with neglecting to make an effort for Reciprocity and uow It proposed retaliation just aa the United States Congress were about reducing the duty on Nova Scotia staples.The new tariff he Mid, would take more from Nova Scotia than wM.glven by the Howe arrangement.Attorney-General 'Wilkins Mid this tariff added another to the many barriers Canada had raised against Reciprocity.\tZO ' Mr.Dickie again spoke urging tbe disastrous effects of the gear duty upon vessels engaged In American coal trade, as it wonld prevent a return cargo.Mr.Northnp said he neyer hoard of any efforts for Reciprocity, bnt Sir 4.T.Galt, In the House of Gommons had aald every effort bad been made.: r-.i 1\t;\t,\t¦ - Mr.Desbrisay supported the rerolutiona and especially condemned the floor duty.Mr.Murray mid a duty of 50o.on coal wm no protection, and would not increase the quantity raised in Neva Scotia by a ton.Hon Mr.Dorion\u2019s resolution for Reciprocity had been voted ffown ; tbps proving that proper efforts had nqt been wade.Iffr.Chamber* supported the rewlutlons.Debate adjourned.\t, House will likelv close next week.There was some excitement to-day about the tariff ; it hardly suits anybody.The duty of 50 per cent, a ton for coal is smaller than coal owners expected.Free Traders assert that It is no équivalent for tbe duties which are imposed on wheat, corn, flour, and salt.Some anrprlro is e^presseq at the duty bn Liverpool salt.In tbe Hopse to-day, Desbrisay, Rids ton, and Fines condemned the action of the Government in paying back the amount expended for the peoples'Relegation, in 1867.-T-\u2022- The following lettyrç from the municipal reproaentaUaes of Falaoe Ward, were addressed to the Chronicle last evening.TO THE ELECTORS OF PALAOR WARD.While thanking the Electors of Palace Ward for their kindneM in nominating us on the 11th instant, and seeing tha undue influence and means that have been used ' against ns, we feel justified in asking all the Electors favourable to our being elected, not torroord any votes in our favour, as we have protested against tbe nomination, there being so legal voters to propose or nominate any candidate or candidates for election, and consequently no legal votes can be recorded a{ tbe present ejegtlqq.* Groasa Hall, H.B.Blasosst.Quebec, April 12th, 1870.(To the Editor of the Morning Chronicle.) Sib,\u2014Will you allow ua to make use of the columns of your valuable journal for the par-pose of informing the electors of Palace Warff that it is with wpcb surprise that we have learned our notnifiation as candidates for the representation of that Ward in the City Council.To avoid all misconception, we declare that we have been pot in nomination withont oar knowledge sod sgainst our will.We are ignorant even of the nasses of those whose confidence in us tuw led them into such excess of zeal In our behalf.\t\u2022 * \" W® protest against this nomination, and declare we have neyer desired, nor do we now desire, to become candidates for the office of City Councillor in the present municipal elections ; that we desire to uot merely m electors to support Mr.Norrla m candidate for the office of Alderman, and Messrs.Hebert and Gagaon m candidates for the office of pity Councillor.We are, Sir, Your obdt.aervte\u2019, 3.i.Maxtisiuü, OuYm Cora.' Quebec, 12th April, 1870: (To the Editor of the Monunp Chronicle.) Sis,\u2014Allow me, through the columns of your valuable paper, to infortq pho electors of Palace Ward, tiiat my name hM beeh placed on the Hat of candidates for the Mid Ward withont my consent ; and that I positively décline to btootne a candidate for1 that Ward at the next municipal election.Y^ars, L.J.Box.Quebec, April 12th, 1876.MARITIME EXTRACTS.Hew York, April 9\u2014Bark Alfred, (ef Quebec,) Llewellyn, from Osrdeaas, which arrived 7th and aaehored at the bar, earns up yestsrday p.m., sad reports being 9 dsyi N.of HatterM, with heavy westerly winds ; Merck 27, in a heavy SW gal* lost foresail.Bark Ocean Mail (Br^) Lee, at Bristol, E., from Wilmington, N.C., reports April 8, passsd a large \u2022hip painted black, hove to; her crew were crowded en ths poop ; she hoisted her ensign in answer to onr signals, and thsn proceeded west Liverpool, April 8\u2014The bark Lyman Cann (Br.,) Proul, from 8t.John, N.B., March 9, for Warranpolnt, Ireland, is ashore at Oarlingford Longh.8hlp Lydia Skol/teld, (of Brunswick), Captain Skolflald, at Boston from Calcutta, Dee 26, reports moderate weather up to the 16th ult, and since then heavy gales from WNW to NW and N.Was within 70 miles of Cape Cod oa the 29th, but wm driven off by N and NE gales.Lost two men (Scotchmen) on the pMiage, and arrived with only eight Bten fit for duty.The steamship Aleppo, 2102 tons, of the Canard line, wm railed on Saturday lut, by the mammoth sectional dry dock at Hoboken for needed repairs.Valparaiso, March 1\u2014Tha iron bark Elixabetk Hargrove, 460 tens, (of Liverpool,) from Swansea 1 arrived at this port 23rd alt., and landed th* captain (to resolve inatruotioni m to the destination of her cargo, coals), who gave orders that Ike vessel should stand off and on until he returned* This morning (March 1), thé second offioer and part ef the oiew arrived here reporting the total loss of the vesael and oargo at Caramora Bay, \u2022boat 10 miles Sonth of this port.New Tork, April IS\u2014The steamer Erin, from Liverpool, and the Samaria, from Queenstown' have arrived.Queenstown, April 12\u2014The steamers City of Brooklyn, Manhattan and Siberia, from New York, have arrived.Down in ths Sba.\u2014List of the missing steamships from the Preeident, in 1841, up té tbe dis-appeirsnee of the City of Boeton :\u2014Ths Preeident, which left Nsw York.March 11, 1841, having among her passengers Tyrone Power, th# comedian ; a son of the Dnke of Riehmoad, and ether noted persons.Is in this dismal catalogue, aad so is ths City of Oleugove, lost in 1864, and the Pacific, in 1856 ; but we recollect no other vessels ot similar character that hava so vanished aad \u201c left net a wrack behind.* Consequently the chances woald item that m in the cases of tbe troopship Birkenhead and the packets St.Oeorge, Central America, Sarah Sonde, A net rim, Anglo Saxon, and London, a greater or less number of the psssengers of the two missing crafts may have been saved.Bach, it will be remembered, wm also the fact as regards th* Lady Elgin, sank by collision of Lake Michigan, September 8, 1850.Of her 386 passengers, 287 perished, among whom were Mr.Herbert in gram, M.P., the founder of the Illustrated London Newe, and his son.Of the passengers aad orew of the Hungarian, on the other hand, which wm wrecked oa th* eoast of Nova Bootia, Feby.19, of tha same year, all on board were lost.The Birkenhead, wrecked off Simon's Bay, Sonth Africa, Feby.20,1862, lost 484 aad saved 184.Th* St George, which was boasd fdb Liverpool from New York wm destroyed by fire at sea, Dae.24, 1852, lost 51, while 78 were rescued and taken to Havre by the American ship Orlando.The Central America, which foundered on her way from Havana to Now York.September 12, 1857, carried 579 persons, of whom only 152 were saved.Of the 538 oa board the Auetria, bnrned in the middle of the Atlantic, September 18, 1868, but67 survived.The Sarah Sonde, which sailed from Portsm outh for Calcutta in AugMt, 1867, took fire in November, and afterward experienoed a tremendous file, carried all on boira safely into port.The Anglo Saxon, wrecked on a reef off Cape Rase, during a dense fog, April 27, 1863, Lott 237 ont ef 446 individuals.The London, which foundered in th* Bay of Biscay, J.nuary 11, 1866, on the passage from England to Melbourne, lost 220 lives, amongst whom were Dr.Wooley, Principal of the University of Sydney, and Mr.G.V.Brooke, the tragedian.Two in*tances have befallen daring the past few years, when the romantip incident, so mnoh used by novelists and dramatists, of a single life being saved from among all on board a lost \u2022hip, hu been realty exemplified.The e were ia the mm of the Dalhoueie, wrecked off Beaohy Head, October 19,1853, and the Dunbar, wrecked off Sydney, August 26,1867.In the latter la-\u2022tinos the survivor wm throws by a gigantic wave iato a tiny aperture high up in tbe face Af a precipice\u2014the chance of snob a thing occurring being about th* same as that of throwing a pea In a nail kola in tbe side ot a wail\u2014where he lay insensible for many hour*, bat wm finally discovered and saved by a daring fellow, who oaueod himself to bo lot down from tho top of the acclivity by rope*.\u2014N.Y.Time*.406 TIME\u2019S CERTIFICATE- For thirty-revon years Bristol\u2019s Sarsaparilla has bean purifying the vitiated blood of disoaeed humanity.The chemical antagonist of every Species of vims that corrupt; th* fl*»h, inflames ths ikia, impairs ths elasticity ef th* sinews, injure» the glands, or destroys the bones, it has saved hundred* ef thouiand* from the horrible fat* of being dooompasea alive by scrofula, cancer, scurry, neoroiia, absesss and otbar external dlseasas which resist tbe action of mineral medl-c'nes, but are arrested and obliterated with ab-lolute oartainty bv thl* pure vegetable blood dépurât! v*.When uloeron* and eruptive maladies are accompanied, a* is generally tba cat*, with dDtnrbanoaa in lb# digoftiv* organs, Bristol\u2019s Bugar-ooatod Pills should be mod ia conjunction with Bristol's SarMparilla.April 8, 1879.\t6 dAw liuinn m deni, Postage and Bill Stamp Agency OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.Ajrmy Stationer.COMMERCIAL- The following i* the amount of dattes coUeoted at the Custom House, on the ifitb iaataat, at the Port of Quebec\u201426684 98.LATEST MARKETS, j H ' 1 1 (Per Atlantis Cable.) Londox, April 12, Er\u2019g.\u2014ComoW closed at 94| for money, sod 94 j for aoeount.Amerioan secari tie*\u2014Bonds '62, 80) ; *66 old, 99); \u2019«7, 88|.19-40's 80).Stocks\u2014Erie 20).lUInoi* Central 111).A A G W 28.LrvaareoL, April 12, Sy*g.\u2014Cotton closed doll.Uplands 11) n j v : aWVIR, PRY *00 April 1*, 1*T».\t\u2019 » Wacit^cf 'ta akT.».fr »a« WJ** -dC it tm.IK MO*» AN, < Maintain HU1.Wanted.\\ LOSTj^ SHIP.; COMIC S1NOIMG.A YOVM MAW.mm MmUmmum.v.^J .Apply i» B.MOM AN, « .«;\u2022\tarcr-'K *4 1\tMoaatala HU1.Aarft 1R l:f\u2022.\t^\t««*0 »' ^ Wanted.A\takla S.AP.iS ar SO y «arc of o«a.Lot »aiorrtaaihi thooora of Horan.Apply, firm IP to 19, at 99, St Joka 81 root Q.W.1LLISS0N.Aprni9.UT9.£ Stole the Pocket-Book ?aits.cms.mu ««o ass.mm.A.rntf.;w^ Mr.JAS.DELANY to taiforoB Ilia Ca.tom.r» aad th« Poklto.Ikot ho wtU ozklklt at kia Stella, Nos* 9 and 11, CHAMPLAIN MARKET.SATURDAY NEXT, fill CHOICEST OP HONTREiL INSURANCE COMP\u2019Y.HOC jflL 3R.X 3ENT SI.Anotion Sales, Quebec Oapiial Subscribed, Investei Fundi, (Approximately,) - a 1040.$800,000 500,000 BIT fer loaf dUtaaoaa.EXPRESS.kr K.C.8.8.Oa/a Liaa j tU Qaafcae la Sammar and , la Wlatar.Ltkair friaode i ia at aay KaiL (ar to aajr A(aat of Mta ttakaPaiwfcMI\u20141 nfeay, ataay ylaaa *r«ZZ find mm bills.Parttaa Iotasdlmf *® maka applleatlam ta Pariiamant far Privata Bills, althar for (raatt&f njira ; priTilafas, or eoaferiag eorporata pa wan for aommaralal or otkar parpoaaa of profit, a* far data g anj thinf taading la affoot tka rlfklo or proparty af otbar parties, ara karaby notified that they arara^nirad by tha Slit aad following Rales of tha Haase of Commons (which ara pab-ttshed ta fall in tha Canada Ganttu ) to give TWO MONTHS\u2019 NOTICR of tho application (slaarly aad diatinotly «pacifying its natoro and \u2022bjaot,) If tho Canada Oamtu, aad also in n newspaper published in tha County or Union ot OannHaa aftotsfi, sending copies of tha first aad last of snob notices to tho Prtrate Sill Ofloo.All Petitions for Private Bills mast ha prsseat* od within thaytrH tires week* of tha Boulon.?Lf RID TODD, Chi out Committees aad Private Bills, House of Commons.Ottawa, Uth Dee^ 1869.\t^aoli IIPORTUTT TO IMPORTERS.oar Llvar-can be obtained ! say Otas» Agace* \u20141 beiag a rsgnlar \u2022 Ofloo we era arsaand to rooeiva orders 1\t- ^UTarpoal, which saa rttead, aad thence by :n\t1 Sli! \u2022{_\tor ¦hm :m; _ _ for the United ____g Lamar Ptoviasas i '\t_ Par farther psrticalan apply to ?.a SCOTT, \u2022dgsmt, \u2022.CHIN 17 J It.* Oaldkeol ri GaalUihh a Che lie.\u2019 The Canada Scotsman.A PIHaT-CLASS I21SRART AND &8XXRAL nWSfAPIR.YOLUMeIÜ^ W70e Urged te nearly doable tts former ste ad with a basmüfaüy sagraved h» otherwise improved.?eUme III.inTÂ.I I rn Tmimj 1st, 18Tfi.AU who aow for the year 1st», tatnaoe of this year ¦g fihste tahssriptteas from Jaa-eadeadlag with Janaary 1st, 1ST1.anry 1st, ItTfi, It gives tha' «has af Seatl United Stan with a .Irish aad of Oaaadiaa, i News, original sc tea avants af the day.§t the High toad Tates, Poetry, jke^fla.lit \"II i mm M\" is atristiyiiadepmi-dmst, tekisg aa fldss with say politisai or religions party or seat.Nsthteg is omitted that can ho of Uta ptete faatUy m Socumaa aad OPINIONS OF TO PRX88 : \" A first lists paptr.'*\u2014Montreal Gasette.\" Written with ability aad spirit.*\u2019\u2014Montreal - It te altoftteir a woQ got an paper, far tupe-riar to the Haw Toth fittfliih Amarioaa.\u2019*\u2014 Toronto Gteba.«Tho Highland made* wffl ha d^lghtod with a firw eotamas U Me activa 9aelis.\u2019*\u2014Montreal Published weekly at Two Dollars par anaam.scntaialig mousy.If rogis-sf the pahnshars.f iae list agents.Can in the tered, are at tho risk ef premiums sad Bbsral terms te vamfian ^onts wanted fbr avary a< Doaaiaiem.far farther partlsalan address, A.G.NICHOLSON A 00., Pablishsra, No.M, Giant St, Jamaa ftiaat, Moattaal, Caaeds.Nov IS.18*.44 LES LOIS DE LA PROCEDURE CIVILE.\u201d By Qonzalve Dontre, B.O.L, Advocate, and Profiefisor of 44 Procé-dmre Civile \" at the Vie-torit University.\"Volume* 1st and Sud.It is wpcaUUy amfal to 0ur*4 i af Reiigtea, te Adroaatat, te Notaries, to Dtemist Magistrates (whs will soon ha named, to Judges sf tha Paaaa, te Commissioners in Small Oaaeoa, te Osrtnsw, te \u2022nrreyon, te Prothono-tartes aad Clsrhs of aU the Courts, to and to basin am man gmorally.Pries ef 1st voL, 83 ; find veL, $5 Notre Joaaph Tnraatt Quebec & Gosford INSTALMENTS ON STOCK.¦OTIC* la hereby given that the Third, Fourth and fifth Instalments of two dollars per Share each, on tho Subscribed Capital af the Company will ha due oa tho following days, via.:\u2014 3rd Instalment, 10th Janaary, 1870.4th\t\u201c\tISth March, 18T0.tth\t«\t10th May.1870.Payable at the Company\u2019s Office, Commercial Chambers, St.Peter Street.O.L.J.FITZGERALD, Secretary Doe 8,18*.Windsor & Annapolis RAILWAY.OPENIKG THROUGH FROM WIRDSOR TO KRRtPOLIS.Compldtingthe Connection between Halifax and St.John.Omamd after flATUKDAT, the 18th at umber, 1809, this Railway will be open for passenger aad goods traffic, as under Traias leave Windsor (in ecnneetioa with the trains of tho Nova Beotia Railway from Halifax) aft 10.35 A M- and fi.59 P.M., arriving aft Kent-tQU 11.45 JL aad A4A P.M., aad at Annapolis at AM P.M., oonnecting thsro with tteamsrs Xmperor N or M Smpress ** for St.John, N.B.Returning the Traias leave AnaapeHs at 115 PJC, with pasaeagen by steamsr from 8k John, leaving thorn 8 A ML, aad arrive at Ksntvilie aft AM, Windsor aft «>40 aad Halifax at 9 P.M.V3RNON SMITH.Ksatvillo, Doe 9, 1809.decH JOHN HOIR & SON, A-BEIiDEEIV, Pft\u2014rvtd Provision Msnufioturort and Export Ollraon, la additioi to their Preserved Provisions aad OU-moa\u2019s Stores, would partienlarly diaact the attention ef their numerous easterners te tho following articles, newly introduced by their firm Tha M bake of Edinburgh's Saaoa,\" Tho M fish Baaoe,\" Tbs \" Aberdeen Pickls,\u201d Coadsased Coffee with Milk aad Sugar, Baking Powder, end Condensed Milk.See Dr.Ham all\u2019s Report oa tho M Duke ef Idlabargk's Sauce,w aad the Condensed Milk.\u2022»* Purveyors by special appeiatmeat to H.H.the Duke of Idiabargh.Jote 18.1848\tM-l The Perfeotion of PreDared Ooooa.murjvillT COCO* ! Solo Proprietors\u2014TAYLOR BROTHERS, London.THX COCOA (nr Cacao) of Haravtlla Is the true Tuonsoita of Lmfltrs.Coooa is lado- Sinous to South Amerioa, of which Mara villa is a voted portion.Tatlob Baoraana having « scared the exclusive supply of this ua rivalled Cocos, have by tho skilful application of their solabls priaoiplo and elaborate machinery pro-dnoed what is so ondentably tho perfection of nre- Kared Cocoa, that it has not only secured the pro reaco ly, but preparation adopted tho Maravtlla Coooa as their constant beverage for breakfast, luncheon, Ac.;ocoa, that it Hat not oaiy secured me proof homoeopaths and oocoa-drinkors general-many who had hitherto not found any itiaa to suit thorn, have, after one trial.\u201cI SUCCESS UNPRECEDEHTED.\u201d Boo following extract from the Glebe of May 14 1868.** Various Importers and manufacturer* have attempted to attain a reputation for thsir prepared Goooas, bat wo dovbt whether any thorough sno-cess bad been achieved until Messrs.Taylor Brothers discovered the extraordinary qualities of4 Mara villa * Cocoa.Adapting their perfect system cf preparation to this finest of all species of the Thsobroma, they have produced an article which supersedes every other Coooa in tho market Entire solubility, a deiioato aroma, and a ran concentration of the purest elements of nutrition, distinguish the Maravilla Cocoa above all others.For Homoeopaths and invalids wo could not recommend a men agreeable or valuable beverage.Sold in packets only by all Grooert, of whom also may bo h»d Taylor Brothers' Original HoMoeorAvnio Cocoa and Solcbli Chocolate.Steam Mills\u2014Brfteh Lane, London.Jany *1,18«M 9Mo ENGLISH AND EUROPEAN NEWS MALL K A Paper containing tha news, tha principal lead an, a wall-digested summary, and all Interesting matter from file Timm.And Is thus rendered available in n cheap form, for panons residing abroad or in tho oolo- The day* of publication an Tuesdays aad fri days in tho afternoon, and tha prie* U Sd per oepy or 8d per week, post free.Subscribers oaa obtain \u201c THE MAIJ \u201d through Ntwspapar Agents, or may have it from tha Publisher, on pro-payment, at Printing Honso Sciure\u2019 London.Dos U, IMS.\tM-ln Sis.Scholasttette Tisètt A Valois.Arthabaskn (Ik Okristsphe) Js Nov JT, 1M9 Goodhue.Sarte\u2019s Concentrated Lye I ! ! 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Hflrtfl\u2019t CffiooffinMffid Lye I VMS cstracKUmmvy peywtertty which mrtleto has attained flaeo its iatroduotion by Aa snbesriber late Canada, aad the constantly lBsrsas*~ff demtad, has as nsnal, excited the We rarely open a more readable mag Asia e than 1 The Galaxy.*' There is not a dull page between Ha coven.\u2014N.Y.Times.Well sustains its rsnutation for vigorous and racy writing \u2014N.Y.Tribune.A model periodical ; a credit to American periodical literature.\u2014Press, Philadelphia.THE GALAXY FOR 1870.Great Attractions.Articles ¦eewred Cr»a CHARLES READS, MRS.EDWARDS, RICHARD GRANT WHITE, ANTHONY TROLLOPE JUSTIN MCCARTHY, PARKE GODWIN, DR.J.C.DALTON, DR.DRAPER, Amd all the Leading Writer* *f the Day, FIRST.Put Yourself in his Place, Charles Reads\u2019s Grert Story, will oondnoe to delight the reader» of tho Galaxy the greater part of tho year 1870.Part Pint is now ready in book form, aad will be mat free with the Galaxy for 1ST0 oa receipt of $4, the regular subscription price.SECOND.A New Story by Mr*.Edwards, author of ** Susan Fielding,\"\"Steven Lawrence, Yeoman,\" ete.Mrs.Edwards is one of the very best female novelists now writing m the RnglUh language.THIRD.Anthony Trollope will furnish a series of *« Editors' Tates,\" in which he will work an entirely new vein.FOURTH.Parke Godwin, one of the ablest of American writers, will furnish a series of noteworthy art! otes on historical subjects.FIFTH.Richard Grant White will continue his critical and social assays.SIXTH.Justin McCarthy, whoso skill as an officiant writer is almost an equalled, has te sagagsd oa the Editorial Stall, and will oontxibute regularly te the Galaxy.SEVENTH.Ton Yean in Roms, giving an inside view of the Roman Catholic Church, by a late Ecclesiastic, will bo a noteworthy scries of articles.Î EIGHTH.Tha Scientific Articles will be prepared by Dr*.Dalton and Draper, both eminent Physiologists.NINTH.The Editorial Staff of the Galaxy is new very large aad has oa it the best talent engaged «a American periodical literature.have arranged for very liberal dubbing terms with the other leading periodicals.A sample copy will bo seat on reoeiptof 35 oonts.Price, 35 cento per number ; $4 per year.NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.The Galaxy is the Best of American Mega- fblDie SHELDON k COMPANY.498 k M0, Broadway, Now York.Dm 14.1849.Uria Mprii i fpiid parties, who are __\t_ > Mflftaehaap aad sperieu* \u2022 iiam on the market.Tha anhUs an hereby hen Shaft tha \"Garan\" has (ha word* « !«« Drug Hall0 stamped en the lid ef Suiaa^by thayrimsiyal Dnggtets and Gro-«ata from caasfldeftfc* DcmtaMm te tha other.Price, 8* 498.7, A.HAITI, Montreal, Glas.tin, Gro- X)r.Laurie\u2019s Imperial Food for Invalid* tad Infants.la IsJgtUy ns of diet ter invalids, where the dlgec-Mksmel by indigestion, aad the It ia aM rther should be without Me par tte ; for sale by Drug- ±otn settd food-Snjm, sad ao must Price 35* amd 5< Ang 31> IMS- 13m Sugar, :ie1^2Sfacnoer Cove, twice dal lyeeoesocet coeoeoooae^eoooeooo St.Banvenr end St.Boob tbricc daily.BorgorvillaA Cap Bongo Sontb Shore (West), Sk Nicholas to BScaaoonr, Monday, Wadnesday A Fri\to aaoeaoaaa North Snore (West), Ste.Foy, to Throe Rivers, by land, dally.Nortb8boro(last)by land BoanporttoMnrrayBay, Chicoutimi, Ao., Saguenay, Monday,Wod- nosdayA Friday.Island of Orleans, Monday, Wednasday and fndAJe.- Bourg Louis, Sk Ray msnd* Pont Rouge, Tuesday and Friday, I;.Catherine, Monday A Thursday.\u2022 Valcartier and Loretta, Wednesday aad Saturday .i Laval A Lake Beaapert, Tuesday A Friday.Ch arise bourg, Tuesday Wednesday, Friday k Saturday.Stoneham, Saturday BAT OF CHALEURS.Gasp* BaMa aad County of Gasp# and von tore, by land, Monday, Wadnesday Saturday oosoeseeo osoaaoaoa MARITIME PROVINCES.NowBranswiskjEdmond ¦ton, Woodstock and Fredrioton, by land daily.i Now Branswlek A P.E.Island, Nova Scotia, Friday, per \u201c Carlotta' from Portland to Hali- fax\u201e.Do do do Monday and Saturday, via Portland steamer toSt John N.B (Newfoundland and Barmada, W.L, included in mail for Halifox, whence despatch is oa arrival of Inman steal srs from N.Y.) UNITND STATES.Boston A Now York^to.TJO TJO \u2022JO T.15 1U0 9.09 8.99 11.99 8J0 WIST INDIES.Letton, Ao., pro-paid via Now York, are forwarded daily oa Naw York, whence mails are despatched i\u2014 For Havana and West Indies, via Havana, every Thursday P.M.Far 8k Thomas, tha West Indies A Brasil, oa 33rd of ovary month.GREAT BRITAIN.By Canadian Lina, Friday (e)\u2014.\u2014 By direct Packet, via New York, Saturday.8.90 TJ8 TJO SJ« 5.38 6 30 6J0 6J0 3J9 3 JO 6.30 3J8 140 LOS 4.00 4.90 L99 3.98 3.88 3.88 3.88 TO MOTHERS! Pondre de Santé 1 (HEALTH POWDEE.) CEITIII mil CIILNEI.6.88 6 30 flag to sellait 41m atteatlsa aftfla yeik* U« la this ismody, still unknown, bat whisk has bean long used in private praotics, and has almost invariably realised most marvalleas rorults.Other remedies will only benumb sufferings bnt do not ran h.My powder WILL OURN.It eemtelas aeoltflor Mmwmmry ar Optus* nor any aosototu rabstanaoof any kind.My Pondrede Santa (HEALTH POWDIR), la at tha lame ttm# powerful Vemle and a Soflatlwa.Most weakened and emaciated children, whan all other remedies had failed, have boon Been recovering by its use thsir appetite, strength and their normal plnmpnoss.I foal I can state, without any tear of seeing tho actual fact giving mo tho lie, that its affects sometimes seem to ho miraculous, so prompt and eomplote aa they are.My Poudre de Santé Is a combination af remedies which are all usefully employed In children's maladies.AU good practitioners are axing them.Bat when they are oonbinad in a certain proportion, whisk I have only found after many years ef constant study and numerous experiments, they acquire such a remarkable action on the system as ean only bo understood and realised by actual oxpsrimsnk AU these Ingredients ara really emratlvo and Imwtgarattmg at tho same time, aad my POUDRE DE SANTE may ha administered to tho youngest children without tho slightest danger oven if by soma mistake or oversight tho proscrlb od dose should bo gone beyond.Gan tho same thing bo said of Nano on os f I have long boon of opinion that than was mnoh to b* regretted omission in tha madloal practice, so far as the our* of children is concerned.I think that I bava mot that want by tho Invention of my Powders.Those who wiU ass it will not bo oonstantiy exposed to tho numerous disappointments always caused by Naaoonos, (those remedies where opium Is tho principal Ingredient).Those dangerous remedies, always bringing sloop with tham, will often bring mothers to believe that tbs sbUd ia bettor, white tho mate> dy being only benumbed, as it wore, is not prevented to sot in again as soon as ihab oxhansted.v Of coursa, those remedies do not oimaonr kill children, bnt as thoy have ma omx-atlwe affitot* it may truly ba said that thay allow them to die without assistance, uinoo thay do not step tha pro-gross of the disease and do not oxpoU It from the system.Their groat danger lias in making tha malady lass apparent in tbs eyas of tho mother.She believes her child better because ha sleeps, but after soma time tho disease shows itself again, almost always in aa aggravated form, because it has not bean checked in time, and many a child die in this way* * I have seen vary many oases of tho porntelons effects of these drags, which only cause the d to slumber without raring it in nay way, and this has lad ma to study more carefully tho moans not only Ounme but of Pnavnxnxe Siaurus among children, and I rosily believe that I have mot with complote saoeess for all ordinary dlsoa-\u2022oa which only corns from a derangement of tho nervous system, or of disorders in tha intestinal functions.HT POWDER 5.39 549 1.09 6.38 m\u2014Portal Oar Bags open till 8.88 P.M.3\u2014 Do do do 8.88 A.M.a\u2014 Supplementary Bag do 8.09 P.M.Registered letter* must bo ported 16 minutes before tho closing of each meiL f Street Latter Boxes visited at T.45 AJf.and 6.16 PJL JOIN S1WKLL, Postmaster.March 18, 18T0.BRAND TRUNK Railway \u2014OF\u2014 APTRR Monday next, the fltfl Instant, Excursion Trains frem Point Levis te River dn Loup on SATURDAYS, and from River dn Loup to Point Levis on MONDAYS, will bo discontinued, and Mail Trains will laavs Point Levis at 9 A.M.Saturday., and leave River dn Loup at 3 P.M.Monday.St BRYDGES, Managing Director.Sept 3, 1889 Florida Water.Oaaea Lanraan A Kemp\u2019s Florida Water, each 1 dc*.For sate by WILLIAM POSTOlU.JlfarshlljWO.* Lobsters Only Sitv*r Medal Awarded, Paris Ex-hlbHJon, 1867, Juror, 1862.Pore Chemicals and all New Medicine» T.MORSON & SON, 31, 38 and 138, Southampton Row, Rns-\u2022el Square, London, Woaxa Hornsey Road, and Summerfield Works, Houartefl, Ji \u2022 umv PURR OH1MIOALS aad aU NEW MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS, laoladiag the following specialities : PEPSINE tho active digestive prtnripte cf tho gmstrte juice; aa agreeable and popular romady for weak digestion.In Powder, Wine, Le songea, nmd ffiloflnlee.P ANCRE ATI Z E D COD LIVER OIL and PAN-OREaTINE in powder, containing tho active principle obtained from tho Pancreas, by which tho digestion and assimilation of fat is affected.SA0CHARATED WHEAT PHOSPHATES, a valuable dietetic preparation for Invalids and Children, supplying the elements for tho formation of bone.CHLORAL HYDRATI (New Sedetive.) GHLORODYN1 (Morion\u2019s), tho universally approved Anodyne.OR1ASOTB\u2014(Caution)\u2014from Wood Tar, oi which T.M.a SON are the only British Man a facturer,.GELATINS, a perfect and economical substitute for Isinglass.Shipping Ordtv vuemtnd uiith cart tmd dmpatth.Sold by all Chamisto and Store-keepers.Fob 11, 1870.\tly-le Cases Lobster*, In Vina, each 4 do*.For sale by WILLIAM POSTON.March 1I.18T0.CARSONS PAINT PATRON18XD BT The British Government 16,000of tkeNobilityA Gentry Th.Indien Government Haihrey 4 Oenal CompaniM, The Colonial Government I Collieries,Iron Muttra,«fcc., ^\tFor all kinds of WOUT-DOOR WORK,® And ia proved, after a test of 70 years, to suifaa any other Paint.CARSONS\u2019 WaaM PAINT I* especially applicable to BÜdgoa, Gates, Ao.adopted, a Sawing of more than 80 per cent.may in the end be safely reckoned upon, aa not only ia it ehwper in the first place whoa purchasing, but lasts twice aa kmg as any other paint, and CAN BE LAID ON BY UNSKILLED LABOUR %\t* COLOURS.IFIRE DEPARTMENT.4\tgranted on Dwelling-houses aad their oonteats, as wall as oa General Mercantile Property, Manufactories, Ac.Agtets ia the principal Cities, Towns aid Villages in Canada.B.Marau-ette, AGENT, Levis.Dec 1», 1599»\t« UfRCroiK ill l ¦ WTRAIffi *r FTATlOMIff \u2022 MALA.Prepend 00 Mixture for the Acti-Cesrodoa.Oils, Turpentine, Varnishes, both for Outside and Inside Purposes, specially manufactured for the Climate, Brush**, Ao.CARSONS\u2019 PAINT, /W Public Eiificmt JFdanciu, Villa», and ovary kind of Brick, Stone, Compo, Ac., is unrivalled, and te the only peint that will EFFECTUALLY RESIST THE BAYS OF THE SUN.The original Anti-Corrosion te solely nano* factored, and can only be obtained od WALTER CARSON AND SONS, LONDON.Caution.\u2014All casks bear the trade mark, or are not genuine.Pad» axs Oru* Propxxlt Packed worn ExrowTATiojt.Chinlo &;Be$udet and David K*rra ffip|BjRR. Fig.41.Fig.04; Fig.134 sprovad Boring t Lierais,- Walls, DURING DENTITION the P0UDR1 DI SANTE will bring back the stoels te their normal state, amd will pxwwemt laAaaaneatlem.It will thus cause wen a weak child to get over this dangarous and critical period with arooxrAnA*LY use DAsaxn.Its effect In this com te TRULY WONDERFUL.ks a general rate; when a child cries a great deal, tosses about aad sleeps little, it U a nr* sign of iloknees ; and if hi stools are of a bad eel or, green, with yellow lumps, It indicates Inflammation in tho bowels.Some doses of tho POUDR1 DR SANTE will almost never fail te do away wtffiAsrablirmlflgaympiotasJ'l'.-UJK- \\'Ji In aU eruptive fevers, seek as scarlet fevers, variola or small-pex.It is a most important remedy, inasmuch as It kerns the stools regular and has such an action on the bowels a* to maintain perfect equilibrium in all animal fonctions.In all oaMC of general debility, obstinate oonsti-v-tion, convulsions, diarrhea frem any cans*, vo-uRng, Ao., Aom H will be found snperior to any other medirins.Omly try it» I (sprat It em-phatically : tflere Is met tfle sUgfltecft pas-alfll* danger.h la^iisteal d*; Liebig's\u201d and « Dr.RUgeV Feed, tod to Act* * groat mearav.free from the faults « tkarasrs paration».I have foaaw it to be readily; skej aad assimilated by infante and Invalids, and#r< nutritious qualities there can be ae ^ For sale by all Dntgririii be had on application.7 «TU TT'f ril CHARLES Sato No.89, Great St.James Stroot, JU0S5,l$e9.MARTIN, «(Mt, Montreal, MONTREAL Tlà POMPANT, 8, Bow Ang-SSIutf.IMPORTAjnjOTICE Borwlok\u2019s Baking Powdei TESTIMONIALS.1 kaT*^nriSs^hLg'poïîîî radï proyra tobo very good, when property need.Years, ée^ ^ r / f* *\u2022 ftïïlRIN, Heed Orak., ,ULW\u2019 BORWICK\u2019S Jr^Æf»îiî^I,ÏSî9MW^S% w*U qualified flue raising broad, pastry.A*.JY CHARLES WATT, Analytical £T Sydney, 4to May, 1888.BAKING **to RORWJCRN BAKING 3-oWDBB Yours, *4, ., M.ROBERTS, to too Franale Befog*.Sydney.Store- POWDER.SoU by an Pbemtoto, Braggisto and k^en throughout ftbt pSTlnd wl Manufiotory, OhiiwffU St., London.G.BOR WICK has no special Agents, bat Btoro-ftpers umid H ohtili rirrrrHtt £roa tkm mtr ehante should writoT^N pp\",, iro* For sal* «ft kS>AM WATHR«, ¦ewli lean\t«mer, John Street flov U, 1848.\tM-lif OReroots.CASKS Mamina Cflerwwta.J art rewived, ead ; - Far Sato by ' * :l'*\t¦ .m*;- WILL1AM ?08T0* lot BTROYAL COMMAND r 7 ¦ r?:» .ji « JOSEPH GILLOTT\u2019S CELEBRATED S T K E PBrriS.0M by aU Denton ftbrasghMt to* World.Oct.tl« 1SSS.ly-l# DAY A MARTIN\u2019S ua REAL JAPAN BLA0EING.^PARIB.\u2018\t\u2022 THE OILY > PRIZE MEDAL FONT BUCKING ! \u2018 DDR GREAT BRITAIN PARIS.1337 ISSf.Bvv HIGH HOLSORNy LONDON.ffoMhf ott Dealers Shreuffcrtd the World, mi Jefo ties m Sil., Is., mmd la.8d.each.This invaluable Compétition, after bavin* «toed the test ef oempetitira for nearly n century, to still} without a rival forexceUeura el quality.April 37, isgSv ____________ IS LEA.& PERRINS : a CELEBRATED\t%a rWOEOESTERSEIRE SAÜ0E, PE0LARBD SY OONNOISfiEURtS T« ONLY 3C8D SAD CL CIUTIOI KGJUI3T F1UU1D.anri Tailed Ooudlmaat, havtw earaedeer hereby Infotraed that the etoy way to « TsKJFO^LU l PERRINS MOCK, wiwj ¦ssSîSJ.riîûàrsr of attorney, to -jS.gajjtsrctssr.ASK FOR LEA * PERROT flhNfo AM 7 s Wsânofl Laxm, fomu, ao ^nriotor.Whctotxto iffid fog Expert by foe rracratra; Oroera sad BlaakweO, flv end by Jnn.17,lfi7«.VbU P«fl»tefl*d fly to 4.M flia 2921 "]