Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 18 avril 1876, mardi 18 avril 1876

[" V ornimj COMMERCIAL AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.i> YOK XXX.QUEBEC, TUESDAY.APRIL 18.1876.THE EASTERN TROUBLE.The new* from U» K*rt cootiaue* to be unfeTOreble to the project» of peaceful utilement between the Saltan and his Christian «abjects.The spirit of revolt u evidently spreading ; while, to all appearances, it is also as»uiaing a complexion which seems to toreshadew the general uprising before long of all the Christian provinces against Mohammedan rule, and premises to give to the struggle an intensity and bitterness that can only be terminated by the positive annihilation of one or other of the combatants.Already the efibris of Baron Rodich to find even as much as a ground of negotiation for peace have proved abortive, and it is now said that the Governor of Bosnia has advised the proclamation of a holy war aga'ost the Mussulman.Such a suggestion, in spite of every effort to suppress it, will, doubtless, spread like wildfire among the seriously disaffected Christian subjects of the Porte, and excite \"um to action who could not be reached in any other way.Henegovina has already the active sympathy of the other Christian provinces, which once suffered the seme wrongs and attained qtuui independence by revolt, as well as of those that themselves need the relief for which Hersegovina is struggling.Ever since the insurrection has begun, Henegovina has received their moral support, if not their surreptitious aid, and present appearances are that, with the encouragement of Russia, conveyed through the inspired utterances of the official journals of that country, to the effect that it will not permit enmel inter fere nee m the internal afiain of Turkey* they are about to throw oft the mask and go heart and hand with the Henegovinaas m their gallant struggle against oppression.Servis is already manifesting an almost uncontrollable disposition to mix In the fray.She has been for more than half a century practically independent of Tiirkish rule and is governed by a line of native princes of her own choice.On her own score she hss nothing to fight for, since she is not only free, but is guaranteed in her freedom by the Great Powers * Yet the principality lies along the borders of those Christian provinces, which are still under the dominion of the Sul tan, and which are restive and apparently determined to throw oft the yoke.Her population is virtually composed of th* same Christian, warlike, Sclavonic dement as that of the others, and the tune was when Servis included the great, er portion of their territory ; and even now the influence of Servia in those provinces is of a very substantial and formidable character.And as she regards herself as the chief and elder sister among these races, her sympathies are not only deeply engaged in their behalf, but she feels an irresistible unptilse and mission to engage in a war in their defence.Prince Milan and his most judicious statesmen have averted warlike pm-para lions as long as they could ; but the time has now apparently come when they can no longer safely resist the di* rection of the popular will.We therefore look before long to see Servia open hostilities] against, the Porte, should the latter fail to crush out very promptly the power of the insurgents in the Henegovina, a contingency which doea not seem just now to be very probable.In a war against Turkey prosecuted with the combined resources of Henegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, Bosnia, Servia, Bulgaria, Wallachia and Moldavia, with^usaia guarding the neutrality of other nations, there can be no question of its ultimate success and the complete separation of all the territory known as European Turkey from the dominion of the Porte.Whether another trial, somewhat in the line of the Andrassy compromise, yrill be made to settle the quarrel peaceably depends very largely on the sineenty of Russia\u2019s desire to restore tranquillity and lay for the while the rest-leas spectre of the Eastern question; which is, however, a circumstance we doubt very sincerely, fn any ease, it seems tolerably certain that, unless the r^rrt attempt at pacification proceeds from St Petersburg, it will be attended with no better reault than the last.The revolted rayahs are not likely to listen to overtures from any other quarter, so intense has become their dislike of the Austrian peace preachers and so Implicit their confidence in the moral, if not the material sympathy of the Muscovite in a struggle against a foe whom they both detest so heartily.That Russia is playing a deep game in the matter cannot be doubted ; but it remains to be considered at what stage she will decide to snow her hand boldly.A declaration of war by Servi* against Constantinople would, doubtless, furnish the proper opening, when she might be expected to mass her troops on the southwestern frontier and march them to the scene of conflict at the first move made by Austria ; and un less by that time Russia and Austria had secretly agreed on a scheme for the spoliation of the Turk, a European war whose complication and extent no one can foresee, would inevitably be the re- Mr 4.T.Galt's Pamphlet.(To the Editor oj the Otohe.) Sn,\u2014Sir A.T.Qalt quotes vary Largely Cathode authors to sustain bis fears of the ton ibis position in which tbs Protestants sis liksiy to bs placed in tbs Provlnca of Qnsbeo In these days of Csn'-y balls and harlequins many a beautiful tecs and figure are concealed in tbs costume, so I think tbs heavenly doctrine and practice, of oar Oharch are too often travestied by the mask of interprétation thrown aroond them.When the Bishop of Montreal speaks of tbs curs '\u2018hearing his bishop, and the bishop bearing the Pops Ac.,\" his Lotdship most have bad in bis tbs defined doctrines of the Catholic Cbnrch.His Hofinets tbs Pops will never pronounce n-eathedre what political party in tfle British Dominions, whether Whig or Tory, Consertadve cr Reform, the Catholics should follow.Tbs Catholip Church js both Conservative and Reformative, bhe conserve* the trap frith taught to her by Christ, and she is constantly reform jog tbs morals of the people When Rfrh p Bourget denounced \u2018'Liberal-ism* bs must have denounced it in a religious sense, and until it is proven that Cathodes are denied tbs flaemmeuts or admission into As Church, simply because they vofcd again*t tha Conservative candidate, ami with the liberals in politics, our assertion remains nncontradicted.Tuere is some m1suTVfi\u2018r,oo, CITE BALL, Quebec, April 6, 1870.Rxad This Twioh.\u2014Five to thirty drop of Thomas\u2019 Eclectric Oil, will cure com mon Sore Throat.It never falls lu Croup.It will ours a Cough or Gold in twenty-four to forty-eight hour* One bottle baa cured Bron.ohltla of eight yean standing ; recent oases a-e oared In three to six days.It has restored the voice where the person had not spoken above a whisper in five yean.As an out* ward application In all os see of pain or la menées, nothing like It has ever been known.On* bottle will oars any case of Lama Back or Orlok In tbe Back.For diseases of the Spine and Contraction of the Mnsoles it is unequaled.In Rheumatic or any other pain tbe fini application doea yon good.It stops Ear Ache and the pain of a Born in three minute* and Is altogether the best and cheap-set medicine ever offered to the people\u2014the cheapest because it takes so little to do yon good.It Is composed of six of tbe best oils known, and notllng bat oil* Is worth Its weight In gold.Why not bay It to-day ?\u2014A, B.Dxs Roohmbs, assistant postmaster, Artba* baskavlU* P.Q., writes *\u2014\u2022\u2019Thirteen yean ago I was seised by \u2022 sevare attack ef rhea* matlsm In tbe bead, from which I have nearly constantly \u2022 offered.After having need \u2022 Thomas\u2019 Eclectric OU * for nine day* bathing tbe forehead, I have been completely cored, and have only used half a bottl* This I can certify under oath U yon wUh.\"\u2014Rev.J.Mallory, of Wyoming, N.Y , writes « Dr.Thomas\u2019 Eclectric OH cored me of Bronchitis In on wxu.\u201d Dealers all over the conn try say, \"We have never sold a medicine that has given snob complete satisfaction as ibis,\" Sold by all medicine dealer* Prie* 26 cent* 8.N.THOMAS, Phbi.F* N.Y.And NORTHROP A LYMAN, Toronto, Ont.Sole Agents for tbe Dominion.Nor*\u2014Acfrctria Selected and Electrized.November 6, 1876\tOm PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that written tender* sealed and addressed to tbe anderslgoed ant deposited la bis offlre, shall be received from this day until THURSDAY, the 20lb Instant, every dav, fnm 9 o\u2019clock *m.to 4 o\u2019clock p.m., f.om persons des'rons of contraotlr g for the Sweeping acd Clearing of all the Markets of this City, from tbe 1st ef May next tfi tbe 30lh April, 1877.Tbs tender w 11 npsrlfy the price per month, for the Summer and Winter service.Tte Corporation will not be bonnd to accent the lowest or any of tbe tenders.The fees for drawing out the contract and a copy for Corporation to be borne by tbe contractor.By order, L.A CANNON, City Clerk, April 7, 1876.Corporation of the City of Quebeo.City Clerk\u2019s Office.Cl'jr Y H ALL, QUEBEC, 6th April, 1878.3UBLI0 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thtt written tenders, sealed and add reseed to the nnderstgned, and deposited In bis office, eball be received from this day to THURSDAY, the 20 b Inst, every day from o\u2019clock a m , to 4 o\u2019clock p m , from persons désirons of contracting for the carrying of prisoners from Police Station No, 1 to tbs Common Gaol, situate ou Grande Alice, 8L Lewie Hod, and Wes versa, firm the FIRST of MAY NEXT, to tho THIRTIETH of APRIL, 1877.Tbe Corporation will not be bennd to accept the loweet or any ef t ho tenders.Tbs fee* for drawing out tbs contract and a copy for tbs Corporation to be boras by tbs contractor.By order, L.A CANNON, Cl i y Clerk.April 7, 1876.THE BREAT FEMALE REMEDY.Sir «James Clark'a PERIODICAL PILLS rpHIS INVALUABLE MEDICINE IB UN-J.failing in the cures of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female constitution la subject.It moderates all ex-cesse* and removes all obstruction* and speedy euro may be relied on.TO MARRIED LADIES, It la peculiarly salted.It will, In a abort time, bring on tbe monthly period with regularity\u2019 In all oases of Nervoos and Spinal Affection*, Pain In the Back, and Limbs, Heavines* Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Lowness of Spirit* Hysterica, Sick Headache* White* and all the painful diseases occasioned by a disordered system, these Pills will effect a cure when all other means have foiled, and although a powerful remedy, do not contain Iron, oajomel, antimony, or anything hurtful to the constitution.Full directions in tbe pamphlet around each package, which should be carefully preserved.JOB MOSES, Nxw York, Sol* Proprietor.f 1.00 and lit cents for postage, enclosed to Northrop A Lym ra, Toronto, Ont, general agents for the Dominion, will ensure a bottle containing over 60 pills by return mall, Sold by all Druggist* Sold in Quebec by J.Masson A Co., W.E.Brunet, B.Giroux A Brother, J.E.Burke, R.McLeod, W.H.LaBoche, J, J.v -idon, and \u2022U Medicine Dealer*.October * 1876 \u2022\tDAw CORPORATION OF RCFBEC.CITY HALL, Quebec, April fltb, 1876.3UBLI0 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE», to all persons bavins account! agalcst the dtven Department* of tbe Corporation, for Advertisements, Printing, SUUmery, or any o her office contingencies to transmit them to tbe anderalgned, from this day to the 27th April testant.By.«trier, L.A CANNON, City Clerk.April 7, 1876.S' C IX Y HALT., QUEBEC, 0;b Apri', 1876.E \\LED TENDERS WILL BE RSCF.JVED from this date nutil THURSDAY, at NOON, (he Zltta April Imitent, for ADVERTISING In one French and one Kuglteb newspaper, of this Oily, from 1st May next, to the 1st May, 1877.The price to be calculated at per line of 2t ems Brevier.Tne Tende-ers to oblige themselves to pub, IHh lu thrir papers tie proceedings of tbe City Connell gratia.Tbe tenders to be endo'sed \u201cTenders far Advertl-tng,,\u2019ad.frfSRed to,audio be deposited In the rfficeef I be City Clerk, from whom any further it-formatlon may be obtained, from 9 m , to 4 p.m , dally No charge to be made for tb« City Seal at the head of the rotlcee.The Corpora don ah,11 not be ob\u2019lged t) accept the lowest or any of the tenders.¦By «Her, L.A.CANNON, City Clerk.April 7, 1878.H JOHH AVING OPENED ODT HIS SPRING f been carefully selected from the best London House* bis customers acd the public are In-Yltpfl to Inspept them, as they are the Finest Assortment of Goods In the city, He has received by last Steamer 1 Case of Rubber Coats, from $5 to $18, consisting ef Worsted, Tweed, Cheviot, and G her reputed Society would mob the paesihgers.A strong j hidden wealth undtstqrbed.Tjje monotony police force was placed at tbe landing and on been broken, however.Several person's the way to the China town.No disiurbanco 0j\trepeatedly bad visions of burled occurred.\tmoney, in the vicinity of this rising town, and A Paris despatch says the receipts at the ^ belief in the existence of buried treasure Workingmen\u2019s meeting yesterday, whereat has become so strong, a correspondent as- \u2014 OK \u2014 Forthcoming Auction Sales of Household Furniture : On TUESDAY, 18th April, at Mr.Antoine Rousseau Kt.Paul Street.On WEDNESDAY, Hub April, at Mrs.Lc-Bouttlllei.Monnl Pleasant.On THITSHDAY, 10th April, at Mr LrMon-tagun\u2019s, 8l Joseph Strict, 61 Roch.On FRIDAY, 2\u2018at April, at Mr.DeLabaye, 2i8, Ht, John Birr o', wilhoat.On TlTEBDAY, 2tth April, at Mrs Parkei\u2019*, St.John Street, without.And several others, of wblcb due cotise will ha given.April 15, 187(1.\tF GOSSAMBB FOR VEILS, SILK AND WOOD In all the New Shades.SIMONS & FOULDS, J7n.I>i*iY.^ .Baritone Who will Perform a Selection of Glee*, Madrigal* nn«l Harmonized NeottfMh Airis.Commence at 8.AdmUrion, 2$ and 50 eente.Children In Arms net admitted.Tickets to he had at Wright A Co\u2019s and R.Morgan\u2019s fct:reF, where s&a:i can be ssonred without any ex ia charge.Tbe Kem edy\u2019s u»e Stelnway P.acoe, Agent In Qnebec R.Morgsn, who kind y furnishes the instrument, Apr-1 17.1876.\tM LADIES\u2019_SCH00L.MRS.BTURTON h pupils will rk-aisembleoD TUESDAY, 18th April.The study of Batany, as llluttrated by tbe Flora of Canada, will commence for tbe Summer.April 15, 1876.\tQ HAMS ! HAMS ! ! Yorkshire, and BELFAST HAMS.JUST RECK IVIED, And for sale by ?DAM WATTERS, 29 A 81 John Street.April 15, 1876.\to HAMS! HAMS!! ^ARSONS\u2019 (Guelph), CINCINNATI!, and For sale by April 15, 1876.CANADIAN HAMS.ADAM WATTERS, 29 A 81 John Street.O DIIIIIIC tip PillTIK.Mrs.stubtoç\u2019b classes for Drawing, in Peocll end Cba'ks, and fbr Flowers and iLendsoapes in Water Colours, mett every Monday and Thursday from 2 to 4, April 16, 18 6.\tq SHERIFFS SALE.By auction will be sold, at the Ubiroh Door of the Pariah of Sainte Foye, on WEDNESDAY, the 19th Instant, at TEN o\u2019clock A.M., a lot of Lsnl situate la the told Parlih, containing oce arpeni in front by ten arpenta in depth, together with the Home therein erect® 1, the property of Mrs.Widow Piovindal Police Head-Quarters, T^TOTlCE 13 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT All SNOW and ICE must he REMOVED and CARTED AWAY from the Street* of thl* City, on the £4:tii A.!PIiXXj instant, acoordlAz to Law ; any Infringement whereof after that date Is paclshable by a DAILY FINE of not lest than $1, nor more than $8, or In default of payment by an Imprisonment not exceeding TWO MONTHS.H.HEtJHAU, Supt, Prot.Police.April 16, 1876.\t'\t{ \t\t TJBOm\t' O^ROISTIOXiOHI- APRIL 18 1876.V A euily aub- LOCA.L ITEMS.OarraFiEM Pag*.\u2014The EMtern Troa-We.Sir A.T.Gall\u2019s P*®phl«l.*e., *o.Os ?o Fodbth Pa«s \u2014Miacel-laaaooa Nctaa.Ac , Ac.?ooncit \u2014An aoclioo a*la of cement, firewood, coni, piaster, Ac., by Mesara.J.O Labbe A Co.will take place this day at 11 Am.S;e adrt.Bali or Fcasircaa.\u2014To-moirow Mesura.Oct.Lemlaox A Co.will sell at their rooms, St.John street, without, a fiae lot of furniture, Ac.Sale at 1.30 p.m.See adrt.IsAoacsAL.\u2014The Batteau Men\u2019s Society aasiated in a body yesterday morning at their anneal special seer ice in St.Boch\u2019s Church oa the opening of nsyiga ion Alabm or Fias.\u2014Yestarday afternoon, the alarm was sounded for a fire in the upper part of a building opposite the Post Offlce, occupied ty Mr.Pr^ulx, book binder.It proved to be from the chimney and was dued.C cue 1st.\u2014It is announced that Mrs.Can Id-well, whose fam* as a Tocalist of the highest ord< r Is now esublühed, intends to g1^ \u2022 concert In the VictorU Hall about the 27th last.We are in advance-certain that it will be liberally patronised.IsOCMT \u2014An itques*, deferred from yesterday, owirg to Easter Monday beieg a legal holiday, on the body cf John Sells, who died from U tanas last Satnrdsy, through injuries received at the gas works, will be held this morning by the Coroner.Moticii.\u2014We learn that the operetta concert performance of Madame Dessaae which lately gave so much pleasure, is about to be repeated and r the patronage of their Excellencies the Governcr-General and Counters of Dufforin.Asolicas Cathsdsax.\u2014At the annual Beater meeting of the Cathedral oongr gallon held yesterday afternoon the outgoing Church Wardens were re-elec .ed.The congregations of the different other churches of the same denomination held their annaal meetings last evening.BtoisvaATtoM\u2014CtcavT or Qnaarc\u2014Owners cf property In the several parishes of the county of Qsebec, St.Roch North, the Banlieue, As., and others interested therein, are reminded that the time fixed for the renewal of their Bral Rights will «xpire oa the 30th Day of April «ext, 1816, inclusively.Liewr-Hocsa Nxolsctsd.\u2014A correspondent from Cacouna, says .\u2014No light at Brandy Pots\u2019 Station yet.Do not the regulations my that these lights must bo exhibited on and from the 10th April T How long will the Department of Marine allow its rules to be 1 aught d a in this way by a totally incom-peteet libat-hooae keeper?East*** Towxsbivs \u2014Business generally U the Eastern Townships is still reported as dalL and is not likely to revive, nor money become more plentiful, until spriog is more advauetd.Traders seem to have no doubt* ot enjoying n fairly active business so soon M fwnicti bagin to nMiko bower Md cu