Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 22 mai 1878, mercredi 22 mai 1878

[" COMMERCIAL AND SHIPPING VOL XXXII QUEBEC.WEDNESDAY.MAY 22.1878.No.11,907 AFTERNOON DESPATCH.Kü BOP KAN.EngUfid And Ruasin, Agreed, on Certain Points\u2014On Other» no Probability of an Undentanding !\u2014Late»\u2014Biae in Se-Owing to faTorable Bunaor»\u2014 cun tie*, General Baker, at Constantinople, t ily Conuc\u201811.131,000 TO PAY $64,740.THE MARKET QUESTION.Be venues of Champlain and Finlay Markets to ba Sold.to fire on the Russians it they do not Withdraw.Ijflfyl**** despatch^ say :\u2014Neither this morning's news or last night\u2019s debate in Parliament shed any new light on the »Lo»-tlca.The debate was rather doll.Lord jlwconsfield concluded with a reiteration of the statement that the Mmistrr was actuated solely by the hope to ejcure peace and main» tain the freedom of Ko rope and the jost position of this conn try.The reectloa from the optimist view of last week is stimulated by the facts becoming known concerning the Russian troops be tore Constantinople.The Bussien lies was at one time poshed so sear the Turkish works that General Valentine Baker notified the Bossiaoa be would fire if they did not withdrew.The effect baa been to direct the attention of the Turks to the com pared vaty weak state of that portion of their line which coven the Black Sta entrance to the Bosphorus, which the Russians naturally desire to secure in case at hostilities.The Turks are taking precautions In that direction.Many pretended Russian emigrants ase passing through Germany.It is believed they axe Americana disguised, on their way Id America to man cruisers.In the House of Commons, this afternoon, Attorney Genet al Holker said be had heard at skips purchased by pvisoui t»«ud «coot ou behalf of Eatr&ia, but there is no reason to suppose ships will be employed In the event of war as privateers in contravention of the Pad» Asoiaratioa, or that the Doited BtaUa will depart from the observance of the Washington Treaty.The following la from n source highly en-tlt^a tn credit Toe result of SchouvttlcfPs mission hiss bean that oo certain points Bus-da sad England are bow agreed.On others, one of which at least Is of great importance, ao agreement can be effected.He was authorised to submit these questions to the jud&inflCf'tftte Smpeter William and Bis march\u2014iu other words, to Ge:many as arbt-tmSor ; hut st the same time neither party pledge** tdsM te abide by the decision of Germany.Bach.reserves to itself the right of rejecting the decision, al though the chances flrv< teat esetr will accept.' This explains fichouvaioff\u2019s presence at Berlin yesterday and his interview with Biama.-ck, Von Bulow, end the Emperor.Fence la now considered more pcobebiw lhaa ever.A Berlin despatch says It U reliably stvted that Von Bulow, alter an Interview with 6c bo aval off yesterday, announced that these Is every possibility of a peaceful «ettle-Utest between England and Russia.A material rise lu securities has taken plaes st Ik» Stock Baohamge to-day, to ooc-\u2022sqosoos of more favorable rumors regarding the potiifcal outlook.;» The German Federal Council has passed a MU against Socialist*.Th»Manchester Gaerdias concludes, from tbs reports of the proceedings of the operatives %t ail points in the strike district, that Hills rNkpnatTlau saisis to accept a tea per mat.red notion.The spinners declare they would accept a five per cent, redaction outright and nothing mure.This attitude will proishg the strike Indefinitely, but attempts at a compromise will be continued.The New York Stroke* cable despatch reports that peace is regerdad as certain at the palaee ta St.Petersburg.Schoavaloff is to latum end take the chief direction cf public affairB \u2014TO\u2014 Saratoga, Troy, Albany, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, AND ALL POINTS EAST AND SOUTH.Trams lease Montreal : 9.00 abs.\u2014Dsw Express for Saratoga, Troy and Albany, with Wagner's elegant Drawing-Room attached, connect* at Albany with N.Y.O.end H.B.B.R.end et Troy and Albany with Night Steamers for New York, arriving early the following morning.4.90 jxro.\u2014Night Express\u2014Wegner'* Elegant Sleeping Oar runs through to New York without change.ftT This train makes close connection at Troy end Albany with Sleeping Oar train for Boston, arriving 8.00 a.m.New York Through Mall* and Express carried vie this tine.Information given and ticket* «old at stil Grand Trank Railway office*,; and at the Company\u2019* office, 143 St.James Street, MontreaL UNARO.LINE.FSTIHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN A ROYAL * Alt STEAMSHIPS, between NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL, calling at CORK HARBOR From N ew York.Abyssinia-.Wednesday,\tMay\t8.Bothnia.Wednesday, May\t15 Algeria.Wednesday,\tMay\t22.*BnMla.M.Wednesday,\tMay\t29.Scyth'.\u2014.Wednesday, Jane 6.Abyssinia.Wednesday, June 12.(Bothnia.Wednesday, June; 19.Alg< eaaeeeeeseeeeeeee \u2022*»\u2022** Wednesday, Jane 26.RaMte-Wednesday.July 8.Hoytbla.Wednesday, July 10.^ And every following Wednesday from New RATES OF PASSAGE.By steamers carrying steerage, $80 and $100 gold, according to accommodation.* No steerage.By steamers not carjylng steerage, $80, $100 and $180, gold, according to acoammo-dation.Ticket* to Paris, $15, gold, additional.Return ticket* on favorable term Steerage at very km rates.Steerage ticket* from Liverpool and Qneenstown and all other pert* Of Europe at lowest rate* Through bill* of lading given roc.Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp end other ports on the Centinent, and for tfedUarranean ports.For freight and passage, apply at tbe Company\u2019s Office, bo.4, Bowling Green.CHAS.G.FHANCKLYN, Agent.May 4,1878.JOS ANGELL, Gen\u2019l Pass.Agt., Albany, N.Y.May 9, 1878.O.O.MoF ALL, Gen\u2019l Agent, ' MontreaL my2S-Lm The Co-Operative Newspapers.\"'ll bas been smarted that one-half of all money paid by New York advertisers for advertising outside of that eliy goes to tbe Co-OPKRATIVX NBW8PAFKB8.If this statement is true there Is no occasion for surprise that prominent papers which are still charging war prices for advertising feel called upon to abase a rival with which they find themselves unable to maintain a competition.Fall particulars about the Co-operative Newspapers, together with catalogues and advertising rates mailed free on application to BEALS A FOùTKR, Gen\u2019l ?g\u2019ts Akkuoah NawsPAPXRS Union, 10, Spruce St.,N.\u2018 Y.ST.L£WiS HOTEL, KAMOURASKA.TH E ABOVE SPLENDID HOTEL IS now open and kept by Mr.A.GAGNE, advantageously known to tbe public.The Telegraph Office will be fixed therein In a few dare, a* well as Bath-Rooms.OW Moderate prices.May 16, 1878.\tC-ao Cod Liver OH and Unie.\u2014That pleasant and active agent in tbe care ol oU consumptive symptoms, \u201c Wilbor\u2019t Compound of Pure Cod Liver Oil and Lime,\u201d Is being universally adopted in medical practice.Sold by the proprietor, A.B.Wulbob, ubemlst, Boston.May 17, 1878.\tOo C XXISS\u2019X AtiXt LOCOMOriVEWOKKS EeTABIOSHOD IN 1858, Manufacture o all kind* of Locomotives, acu hâve recently purchased of tbe Amoskeag Manufacturing Oo.all the patterns, paten-*, and tbe good will for the manufactura of tueir celebrated «team Fire unglues aud Fir* Ap paratus, and are now prepared u> receive and execute orders promptly, fiend for deaonptivs circular, AKETA8 BLOOD, Ag*t, Manchester, N.EL November $1* 1877.\tIan itsriEjW Booi^a.MESSRS.DAWSON & Co.HAVE JUST RECEIVED : A MODERN BXMP09IUM.SUBJECTS} The Sou) and Fntnre Life, and the Influence upon Morality of a Decline In Religions betisf.Futaie Punishment,\u2014Tbe present state of tbe Question, being No, 1 International Reilglo-Soienoe Series, Moody\u2019s Volk*\u2014With incident* In connection with the Tabernacle work In Boston.Georgia\u2019* Wooer\u2014A Novelette, by Mrs.Sstk February 25,1878.Now Yobx.N0TI0E TO MARINERS.mHE ««TIME BALL\" ON THE L Citadel, each day, (Sunday excepted), at half.past Twelve o'clock, will be hoisted half waj up, and at five minutes to «One\u201d It will be hoisted to the top, sard et «One o'clock,\u201d Mean Time, It will be dropped.A Chronometer keeping «Greenwich Time,\u201d should then show 5h.44m.49*., and the difference between this and the time shewn by the face of her Chronometer 1* its error on > Green wlch Mean Time\u201d at that instant.N.B.\u2014Should the «Ball,\u201d by accident, drop at the wrong time, it will immediately be belated half-mast, and kept there half as hoar.E.D.ASHE, Commander Royal Navy, F.B.A.S, April 24, 1878, Canada Postal Guide lor April.A FÜJSTUXK SUFFIiT OF Reminiscences of tbe Franco-German War Tbe Irish Regiment, by W.M.Kirwln.New Dominion Monthly for May.Landotin, oy B.Anerbacb, Leisure Hoar Bertec.For »ale by DAWSON A OO* Foot of Mountain Hill.May 9, X878.PATENTS REJECTED INVENTORS obtained for me chanlcal device», medical or othet compounds, ornamental .designs, trade-marks and label» Caveats, Assignment*, Interference*, Appeals, salt* for Infringements, and all cases arising under the PATENT LAWS, promptly attended to.Inventions that have been by the Petenl Office may ¦till, in moat oases, be \u2022* cured by ns.Being opposite the Patent Office, we can make closer searches, and secure Patent* mor* promptly and with broader claim* than those who ar* remote from Washington.send model or ske t o h of your device ; we moke examinations fret ot ohargt, and advise aa to patentability.All correspondence strictly confidential.Prices low, AND NO CHARGE UNLESS PATENT IP SECURED.W* refer to officials in tne Patent Office, to our clients in every State In tbe Union and to Senators and Members of Congress.Special references given when desired.Addresr, O, A.SNOW * OO., Opposite Potent Office, Washington, D.O.March 28,1878 BXrORB BUYING OR RENTING A CABlftET OR PARLOR ORQAN Be sore to send for oar LATEST CATonootnc end Cibotjiulbs with now sttlcs, Kxnucxo pxiobs and much information.Sent free.MASON A HAMLIN ORGAN OQ,, Boston, New York ot Chicago.I CURE FITS I ! When I say cure I do net mean merely to ¦top them for a time and then have them return again ; I mean a radical core.I an regular physician, and have mode the disease Fit?, Epilepsî or Faffim Mom a llfc-long study.I warrant my remedy to curs the worst eases.Because others have failed is no reason for not now receiving a onre from me.Send to me at once for a Treatise and a Free BotUe of my Infallible remedy.Give express and postoffioe.It coats yon nothing for a trial, and I will onre yon.Address Dr.G.H.ROOT, 188, Pearl Street, New York.A MIXED cards, with name, 10 cent/ ttU Agents outfit 10c.L.JONES A CO Nassan, N.Y.ORGANS retail price $280 only $65.PIANOS retail price $510 only $1S5.Great bargains.Beatty, Washington, N.J.Off styles of 111.Fan Cords lOots., or.10 4lU Chromo Cards 10 ots., with nome.J.B.HÜ8TED, Nassan, N.Y.25 Faaey Cards, Snowflake Damask Aseoned In 21 styles, with nom a i0 et*.Nassan Cord Co* Maseeu, 0.Y.30 Mixed Cords, Snowflake, Damask, Ao no 2 alike, with noma, 10 ots.J.an not-ijcb 4 Co., Naewn, N.Y.- Off Cardinal, Navy Blue, Seal Brown and 60 Bottle Green Cards, with name in gold, 20©.25 Fancy Cards, plain or gold, 10c.150 styles, Agents\u2019 outfit 10c.Good Cards ; good wok ; fair dealing.Try us.Canada money and P.O.stamps taken.Hull A Oo.Hudson, N.Y.A DAY to Agents canvassing for the Fireside Visiter.Terms and Oui fit Address P.O.VICKERY, Augusta, Maine.\t».E: ïnrtfTÜ By rendlag 85 eta.With age, height, U UU|[u color ef the eyes aid hair,you will i- * receive by return moil a correct }(]r photograph of your future husband _ iU1 or wife, with name and date ot Ynnrsp F \u201c\u201crt**6-\tfok,p,o.1 UUl ÙUÜ Drawer go, FultonvUie, N.k.PULMONA is a certain remedy for Oon sumption.Ask your dreg gist for It Circular* tree.Address O.G.Moans, 18, Cortland Street, New York.Gan Goods, &c,&c rjvo ;OLOSE CONSIGNMENTJWILL|:BE ¦old cheap :\u2014 Fresh, Tomatoes \u2022\u2022 Tomatoes \u201c\tSweet Corn «\tGreen Pees «»¦> 2»s.\u2022\u2022\tLima n what measure we should do this con-QÜEBBC\u2019S MILLION.\thlatently with our obligations and in fair- Notwithstanding the merited popu- n68a Mid justice to ourselves and to the larity of the Joly Government and the ! Government.It is also very desirable to s predecessors in the connection, as to elicit a general aid spontaneous expression of admiration, which appeared to pass as a ready acquiescence in the demand ; but, upon sober second thought, the consideration has come to most thinking minds that the city is being called upon now to pay altogether more than it is justified in paying consistently with the safety of its own interests and a due regard for its obligations and those of tbe Government.We do not want it to be understood that we doubt for an instant the safety of the city\u2019s interests in the hands of so thoroughly honorable a man as Hr.Joly, but we feel that, now as formerly, the righteous impression prevails that a bar gain is a bargain, as much between a city and a Government, os between man and man and that to make it one-sided is to reverse the accepted order of things.We are perfectly satisfied that the Premier is neither wilfully attempting to do this, nor has he looked at the question in this light.We believe that he has simply been guided by the data handed down to him by his predecessors in regard to the amount of work done on the road, with out for a moment taking into account, after payment of the half-million asked, the sum already paid and the award of the Palais property, that we shall have discharged about $800,000 of pur obligations, and that the insufficient sum of $200,000 will only then remain in our hands of our subscription to guarantee the performance by the Province of those of its local obligations which are deemed, and deservedly so, the most important\u2014 the erection of the workshops ; the pur.\u2022hase of the right of way ; the extension of the line to deep water, and the indemnification of proprietors in Prince Edward street On the ground that eighty per cent, of the work on the entire line has been executed, the Premier claims eighty per cent, of our million dollars, allowing us, it is true, for what we have already paid and the Palais award, and giving os a tangible end gratifying proof of his good faith in the acquisition of the woodyard for the sUe of the work-abops ; but, on tbe other hand, the rate payers object tbst, though Montreal only subscribed a similar sum, it has not only a^s road in complete running order to Hall, bat it hss been granted far superior terminal buildings and is endeavoring to control to its exclusive advantage our section of the line to which it contribut.\u2022d nothing, while as yet Quebec, though it should pay the $800,000 in contrast with Montreal\u2019s $340,000, has got westward communication no farther than Three Rivers and is obliged to put up arcb'tecturaliy with a very inferior terminus sad a considerable amount of uncertainty as to the date of the erection of the workshops and the extension of the line to deep water.Of course, Mr.Joly\u2019s Government are not to blame for this state of things, and w-\u2019 perfectly understand the pecuniary and other diifi cullies which surround tbe question, but under the circumstances, the manifest injustice of asking Quebec to hand over eighty per cent of its million, while Montreal and other munic f alities more largely advantaged are allowed for the nonce to go comparatively scot free, must strike \u2022o dear and right minded a man as the Premier as forcibly as it strikes every one in this city.We are willing th it \u2022very facility should be extended to carry this Provincial work to completion.We know the almost unheard of obstacles which have been overcome by the in domüable energy of the contractor, Mr.McGreevy, and the innumerable vexations and anxieties which have perplexed and would bave disgusted any man of surprising tact, courage and perseverance., That there are many more of eoch in store for him cannot be doubted before he completes so arduous an undertaking, and it is unquestionably the duty of tbe Province, the press and the public, to lend him the fullest moral and ma-teml support to lighten his burthqn and amooth his path to eventual success in a matter which concerns them all so deeply.Upon tbe Government, however, this important duty mainly devolves, and if they will only formulate their demand upon a fair and reasonable basis and upon « principle of even-handed justice to all, wa venture to say that Quebec will not be found wanting in coming to their \u2022mists nee with its share of the general contribution.We by no means agree with all tbe conditions precedent and reaecem laid down by our correspondents \u2022Property-Holders.\u201d We simply wish to exact our bond, which is explicit enough and one of its principal conditions is that \u2022ur debentures should be handed over to the Government pro rata to the amount of work done and should w* bear interest until the road to in complete working order} and until *11 the buildings are finished and the contractor hands over the job to his principal, we do not consider that such a -state of things will have been reached.Am for the character of the buildings and dim arrangements at the Palais, the De terests are yet awaiting payment.Of course, this does not mean that the road is for eighty per cent, in running order, and, as railroads are not built and polished off, so to say, mile by mile, no contract for tbeir construction ever contemplates that they should, and no contractor either would undertake them upon such an obviously absnrd and losing principle, so that it would be manifestly unfair to^ question the accuracy of the report of so thoroughly honest, able and experienced an engineer as Mr.Light as to the extent of work performed or to refuse payment therefor, through the Government, to the contractor.The difficulty, however, is to establish what portion of this eighty percent, we should pay pending the satisfaction towards us of the conditions respecting the workshops and the extension to deep water.For our own part, we think, perhaps, that satisfaction might be given all round, if tbe actual or approximate cost of these improvements coufti be ascertained, and the same or a reasonable proportion of it retained in hand for the present, paying over the balance to the Government.We simply throw out the suggestion.A better mode of satisfactory under»landing^ however, may be recommended ; but we are free to say that there most be a certain measure of confidenoe and concession on both sides with a view to the early success of the undertaking.In the advent to power of the Joly Government, the prospective abolition of an incapable Railway Commission, the energy and efficiency of so eminent a man as Mr.Walter Shanly in the position of General Superintendent, the engineering abilities of Mr.Light, and the past record of Mr.Thos.McGreevy, the public has the best guarantees for the completion of the works, and, while no concession that is not consistent with our interests or advantageous to the great project upon which we found our hopes should be made, no unreasonable objection should be raised or factious opposition offered to embarrass the Government or repudiate a single iota of our obligations.A filibustering contest of five days\u2019 duration in the American House of Representatives has just ended in a victory for the Democrats, who have earned Mr.Potter\u2019s resolution for an investigation into the alleged frauds in Florida and Louisiana.The Republicans fought hard to get other States included, but were beaten, and now it remains to be seen what use the Democrats will make of their victory.President Hayes must sit rather uneasily in bis seat th-se days, with the prospect before him of having his title to it formally called in question.At the same time, only childish simplicity could believe that the frauds were all on one side, or that the Democratic hand had lost its cunning in manufacturing votes.However, the Democrats have scored an important point in their favor by getting the investigation limited to the States mentioned.\u2022use it for a receptacle of rubbish, for pasturage, for a riding ground, or may feel inclined to dig holes and plant unsightly posts all over it.That such unpardonable liberties siiould be allowea to be taken with this or any other public property is reallv very unfortunate, and im- Çlies a grave laxity of duty somewhere.here is no reason at all why the existing attractions of this city should not be materially added to by the converting of the ground in question into garden plots, divided by neat gravel fo ^twalks, and enlivened by artificial fountains.The expense of so arranging it, and of tbe planting of suitable flowers and shrubs would be very slight, and we commend the sug gestion herein contained to the newly-elected City Council, confident that the carrying out of such a scheme will be found a popular undertaking with tbe rate-payers and property-holders of tbe city.We trust that one of the members for St.Louis Ward will take tbe matter in hand, and earn the gratitude of the oitisens by ensuring the conversion of the ground now used by crowds of boys, who would enjoy their sports far better upon the large Cove field, into an ornamental flower garden suoh as would certainly be formed ont of it in any other city.LAT EST PROM EUROPE.The Situation In the East.CONGRESS TO MEET JUNE.EARLY IN Le Canadien is very anxious to know where we take Mr.Joly\u2019s majority and why wo do not publish a list of the members who compose it?Our contemporary sorely does not take us to be simple enough to show oar hand before the cards are played, to that he may profit by it.Again, our contemporary is at his old trick of barefacedly lying, when he says that Mr.Joly, some months since, wished the municipalities to have the privilege of repudiating their obligations.Mr Joly never wished for anything of the sort.AH he asked and battled for was that they should not be illegally taken by the ttroat and that one of the most sacred rights of the subject should not be trodden under foot m ruthlessly depriv-iUK him of an appeal to the tribunals of the country, before his property passed under the Sheriff\u2019s hammer, which was what Messrs.Angers, DeBoucheryille and Tarte wanted to do.In view of the approach of the Queen\u2019s Birthoay, the Toronto G obe, under the head of the \u201cAnnual Nuisance of Fireworks,\u201d very pertinently observes :\u2014\u201cWe should be sorry to say & single word which would even seem to interfere with the enjoyments of the young.Far from wishing to circumscribe these we are strongly persuaded that everything ought to be done to increase their number and variety.Play of a right kind is not the enemy of work, bat its natural and necessary help-mate.And a childhood and youth without any cherished memories of games and gaieties will never issue in a robust and harmoniously developed man hood.But the amusements of the young ought surely to be other than what ooca sion only terror and annoyance to the grown-up and the old.For this reason we think that fire crackers and other experiments in gunpowder indulged in on the Queen\u2019s Birthday and the Dominion anniversary ought to be definitely and finally put a stop to.The number of fires which are every year caused in this way is simply immense, with (correspond ing loss of property, and any amount of inconvenience.Tne accidents caused by horses taking fright is also very great, while it is a matter of notoriety that ladies can at suoh times scarcely walk the streets without the Ukeliheod of having their dresses burned and themselves put into a state of very unnecessary alarm.Does the amusement derived from such proceedings at all compensate for these and other losses and annoyances ?We think not.The loyalty and joy of the juveniles could easily be shown in more harmless but quite as effective ways.At the same tune, it is not fair to allow large quantities of such fireworks to be import, ed and purchased, and then put a stop to their sale by prohibiting their use.The fair way would be to give ample notice, and stop all importation of such articles as being at once a danger and a nuisance.\u201d THE ESPLANADE.Attention has already, we regret to say, aay, we regri been called to the disgraceful condition of the Esplanade, without attracting any attention from the proper authorities.In any other city, so beautifully situated a plot of ground would be transformed into one of the principal attractions of the place.The Esplanade, however, seems to be gradually growing from bad to worse.It is covered with filth and rubbish, and the grass which grows naturally so luxuriantly, is being in places entirely cut up.Instead of being placed under proper care and guardiaLoift it would appear a.if the Esplanade belihoT to none, and is at th TTf\tDeion*fc diitrwwu\t1 lüe fr«« service and disposal of anyone who may chanoTto THK DEBATE IN THE COMMONS\u2014MB.GLADSTONE\u2019S SPEECH.LORD SALISBURY DECLINES TO RECEIVE A PEACE DEPUTATION.PACIFIC NEWS FROM THE EUROPEAN CAPITALS.ENGLAND PREPARING TO OPPOSE RUSSIA\u2019S PRIVATEERING PROJECTS.Loudon.May 31\u2014It is announced it is now probable the Congress will meet in the first fortnight in Jane ; also tbat owing to tbe unsettled state of public affairs at Constantinople the English fleet will probably more to Princess Islands.The debate In tbe Commons oontinned tonight, tbe members as before confining themselves to the legal and constitntlonal aspect of the qneetlon.Mr.Fawcett was followed by the Attorney-General.Mr.Gladstone, wbo spoke over an hoar, hoped a division would be persisted in no mstter bow small the mi> nority ; he repelled the charge that Lord Hartlngton\u2019s motion evaded a declaration of policy, that if the Government pursued European objects in concert with Europe, not by a policy of isolation, and allowed Europe to determine the method, it would go into the Conference pursuing diplomatic aims by diplomatic means, and refraining from warlike menace ontil a cause for war appears; that would be the policy many Liberals recommended.Bir Geo.Balfonr, Sir Geo.Campbell, and Mr.Newdegate, Conservative, favored Lord HartingtonV resolution, and Forsyth, Grantham and others opposed It.Tbe debate was adjourned till Thursday, when Mr.Cross will be the first speaker.The House filled np somewhat during Mr.Gladstone\u2019s speech, but at other times the attendance was scanty.It is understood that in replying to a request of the Duke of Westminster to receive deputation a with a peace declaration signed by over 300,000, tbe Maiqnla of Salisbury stated that be was enable to receive the deputation.The debate in the Commons, to-night, neatly collapsed.No one rising to speak after Mr.Gladstone, the Speaker began patting tbe motion, bat just at the critical moment Sir Jno.Balfonr arose and the House dwindled down to nine members before he finished, and to six while Sir.Geo.Campbell was speaking.Pacific news comes from St.Petersburg, Berlin and Paris.A Berlin despatch says Schonvaloff expressed to tbe British Ambassador the hope that nogetiations between England and Russia would lead to a peaceful arrangement.A Vienna correspondent, however, says that In order to appreciate* tbe exact value of the annonneem at of a speedy meeting of the Congress, it most be mention-ed It emanates from financial sources ; as for political and diplomatic circles they are more silent and reserved than ever.In consequence of the incident at Tchero-goo Palace, Constantinople, the Minister of Marine has been superseded by Vessim Pasha.Other changes in the Ministry are apprehended.A Perm special says twenty-one were killed and seventeen wonnded in this stair.A St.Petersburg correspondent states the rnmor that Rossis Ikendeavoting to negotiate a new loan is unfoanded.It Is stated Lord Salisbury refused to receive the peace deputation on the gronnd \u201chat it was inconvenient to the pnbllo service to discuss the matter now.A Vienna despatch says the possibility of the Congress seems generally admitted, although few have confidence In Us result, and Andnasy no longer hss implicit faith in tbat nxode of settlement.According to Pent advices the Turkish delegates sent to pacify the insargen's completely failed.Their retorn proved tbe insur-rectlon most take Its course.Coxstaxtxnokb, May 31\u2014Five thousand refugees to-day sent a deputation to the Porte, asking relief, declaring their provisions had failed, and sickness was Increasing among them.The Porte promised tbat thetr rations would henceforth be regularly distributed.Naw Yobs, May 31\u2014The TeUgran\u2019t cable despatch says:\u2014The British Admiralty is making extensive arrangements for opposing Russia's scheme of establishing a fleet of croiser» to prey npon British commerce.Conn ter centres are to be established at Bermuda, in the Babamss, at Newtonudland, on the Atlantic, and at Victoria and Fiji in the Pacific.At each station the fleet will consist of three turret ships and three gunboats of tbe heaviest armament ; two last unarmed cruisers have been pat in commission for special service.An nnarmed corvette with a capacity of steaming U knots an boor has just been commissioned, and will probably proceed to the Bahamas.The Admiralty is also considering the adoption of a new propeller, which Is claimed to Increase the speed of steamers one-sixth.GENERAL EURUP£AN NEWS.The Pope and the Jeauita\u2014Ihe Barn-ley Weavers\u2014The German Socialist Repression Bill.London, May 31\u2014A Rome special says :\u2014 The Pope will not go to Monte* Oassino on account of tbe nom her of pupils residing there.The Jesoits are endeavouring to keep him in Rome, hot some other place at which he may pass tbe summer is being sought.The local weavers\u2019 committee at Burnley, resolved not to tAke ft bftllot on compromise.A Berlin despatch says tbe bill for the repression of tbe Socialist excesses has been submitted to the German Parliament.UNITÇD STATES.Suicides\u2014Escaped from Sing Sing-Verdict for Railway Injuries\u2014The Venezuela Earthquake \u2014 Financial \u2014A School Question\u2014Legal\u2014Illicit Stills Destroyed.Bimsaxton, N.Y., May 31\u2014Miss Frances Hal), aged IT, snlcided by drowning last evening.The body was recovered.Cause temporary Insanity.Pooaxxaswia, May 31\u2014Chau.Brown, a 20-year man, escaped from Slog Sing in a freight car to-dsy.The officers are in parsnlt.Nnw Yonx, May 31.\u2014Thomas Nelson has received a verdict for $11,500 against the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, for injuries in s sleeping osr.By the recent earthquake in Vencsuela the river Tay became so heated that tbe fishes sought refuge outside of the water.The shocks In Caracas were tbe heaviest since 1813.Hundreds of thousands worth of property in Caracas was destroved.Teinton, N Y., May 'si.-Mrs.Joseph Docker aulcided yesterday because her bus-baud got drunk.WasBissTON, D.G,, Mky 31\u2014At the Ca-oinet session to-dsy, Secretary Uberman submitted his financial statement showing a difference In the fiscalfyear thus far of 11 millions less than In the corresponding time last year : also a decrease of tight millions in expenditure.Nsw 0SUSANS, La., May 31\u2014Judge Righter of the District Court, refused a mandamus to compel the School Board to admit colored children to schools designated for whites.PHiLADBLfBU, May 31.\u2014A verdict for $200,-000 was rendered here tc-dsy in tho suit of the heirs of a deceased * man\u2019s estate against the bondsmen of an insolvent executor.Naahvilln, Tenn, May 3l.-*-A posse of revenue officers destroyed nine distilleries and made several arrests in a fifteen davs\u2019 raid.Polltloiil >ot«*n.Hon.I.Tbibaudeau is expected to be the Government candidate in the county ot Que- ' bec at the approaching Dominion elections.Mr.Yallee addressed the electors of Bio on Sunday, after mass, but met with a very cool reception.His object in visiting the connty of R'.mouski nt the present time, is supposed to be to feel his way towards opposing Dr.Fleet, M P., at the approaching Dominion elections A requisition is in course of signature In tbe county of Bouaventure, calling npon Mr.F X.Lemieux to oppose in tbe Liberal in-t rest, the Hon.Dr.Bobitsille, st the genersl election cf membeis for tbe House of Commons.Parliamentary candidates in the Western division of Quebec are quite thick.In the Conservative Interest, Hon.Thos.McGreevy M.P., the sitting member, and Mr.R.Alleyn are mentioned.Mr.Owen Murphy, ex-Mayor of the city, is anuounoed as an independent, while the liberal ticket Is to be run by Mr.James Connolly.General Domville, father of James Dorn-tille, M.P., Is mentioned as a likely candidate for Albert county, N B.Somebody has been grossly humbugging the Globe in telegraphing to it that Mr.Tarte will resign his seat in the Local House and run for Megantic- A Toronto telegram saya : \u201cWhat between tbe Tories wbo have turned their backs upon Sir John Macdonald and become Grit candidates for Parliament, and the Giits wbo have deserted Mr.Mackenzie and become Tory candidates, party political matters are becoming very much mixed.By and bye it will be hard to tell whether there are more Grits than Tories in the Tory party, or more Tories than Grits in the Grit party.\u201d Speaking of certain of the economies already made by the Joly Government, that veteran Conservative organ, the Toronto Leader adds :\u2014\u201cThis will be a drop in the backet of economy*; but to be effective the policy of the Government mast apply to every braucb of the service.Tbere are many officials, no doubt, whose services could be dispensed with altogether, these should be paid off at once.\u2019\u2019 Bf.Tkibanlt.In order to edify our ^adversaries, and to render our friends more indulgent towards M.Thibault, it is well to make them aware tbat the patriotism which he has vowed on tbe altar of his country is also his daily bread ; so that we may explain, if we cannot excuse his wild harangues, sprinkled with falsehoods, and his vagabond journeys through the Province.The great secret Is to be found in the Official Goutte Quebec, of the 27th September, 1875, where Mr.Roberge, agent of Mr.Oharlebois, the Conservative candidate for the County of Lsprai-rie, publishes the account of tbe -election expenses of that gentleman.The most remarkable item is ns follows, via:-\u201cPaid to M.C.Thibault, orator, $120.\u201d We have no objection tbat tbe You du Peuple, and his little circle, should go into ecstacy over this pitiful mercenary.\u2014Prone*Canadien.A new Wesleyan church is to be built at Kingsville.The corner-stone will be laid on Dominion Day.A forgery on the Ville Mario Bank for a small sum, about $1,000, has been detected.The perpetrator of the act, a French Canadian named Ma'.tte, has escaped.Economy with cities In their gas lighting arrangements seems to be the order of the day.Since Chicago has taken steps in tbat direction, Pittsburg has followed, but In an entirely novel manner.It is proposed to erect three light-booses that shall throw \u201csuch a flood of light that anywhere in Pittsburgh or Alleghany a pin coold be seen if lying on the pavement in the darkest night.\u201d Tbe lights are to b«Lpo located that a perfect crossing of the beams will be effected, thus neutralising shadows.Tbe promoter of the Idea intends, if acceptable, to raise capitalists who will build and equip light-houses and run them seventeen years without cost to the city.What is required of the city amounts to this :\u2014All the lamp-posts are to bs handed over for the use of the company, to be fitted advertising medioms by means ot re- St.John Street, Upper Town, and Sous-le-Fort Street, Lower Town.WE OFFER, AT PRICES TO ENSURE sales, the Naw ICE KINO REFRIGERATORS Call and examina John Street Store.them at our 8U -ALSO- COOKING STOVES AND RANGES.\u2014AND\u2014 Tbe usual complete stock of Houss-Furnlsh-ing Hat dwars, Plated Ware, Cntlery, Ac., May 10, 1878.Ac.Ac.CARPETS! UST RECEIVED, .Importation of TO-DAY, A LARGE TfiPESTRSf CARPETS ! As we have decided to discontinue the Carpet Department, these goods (which were ordered specially by the late firm of 7yfe * Garneau,) must be sold at the lowest prices From 65cts.upwards.FYFE & WRIGHT.AS» Fabrique Street.May 8, 1878, O AAA VARD8 remnants fine /l f\u2014 ,\t.\t_ Children\u2019s Bun Hats In Linen and rambrle.OT\u2019j r 301*10 U6 SlTGOt* Flowers, Feathers, and all materials for Millinery.Dtess-maklng.SIGN OF THE M008E.JUST RECEIVED, by tbe last Steamer, from tbe belt English, French and American manufacturers, comprising Tbe Bent Silks and Fells Ter Gents and Hoys.SPECIAL SIZES FOR LARGE HEADS t SILK HATS MADE TO jORDEB ! BHrat Prise awarded at last Exhibition lOr Slllc Hate.2 Cases of Waterproof Coats just received * from one of the best manufacturers.PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES March 22, 1878.\tnovS0\u201977-Lm $10 00 SUITS II cons 15,00 , ET URN TICKETS WILL BE ISSUED between all points on the Lin* In j Canada, on May 34tb, AT SINGLE FARE, | TiekeU gcod for that day only, and Tickets [ leaned at Quebec, for Montreal, on the 28nd [ will be good to return on the 34th AT | SINGLE FARE.Return Tickets will also be lamed on 28rd and 24th May, good to return up to the 27th May Inolustve, between all points en tba Line ( In Canada, AT ONE FIRST-CLASS FARE AND ONE-THIRD.JOSEPH HICKSON, *\tGeneral Manager.Montreal, 18th May, 1878.May 28.1878.___________myl8 D I0TICE rpHE X Messrs.Bennett A Co., st MoCaw\u2019s Cow, together with the Bgarh if icqulrei Apply to ARTHUR H.MURPHY.May 31, 1878._ C IWRilil: Per Brigantine \u201cLittle Annie.\u201d 539 P UNS.82 Tierces, 85 Bbls.Choicest -Earb&does Syrup.T' IHB UNDERSIGNED HAVING LEASED the premises, Corner of d\u2019Aiguillon and Glacis Streets, for a Work-Shop, hereby beg to notify tbe'r customers and the pnbllo generally that they are prepared to execute all orders for repairs in tbe several branebe* of Building, at the lowest possible rates.All orders entrusted to them will receive immedl'te attention.HATCH BROTHERS, Bnllders and Founders, Office Henderson Street, No.68, Palais.Hi ay 22, 1878.\tF NOTICE.For tale by JOHN 8QSS & CO.May 21, 1878.8T.LOUIS HOTEL THE HOT, GOLD AND SHOWER baths contested with this Hotel are re-opened.Ultlxen\u2019s Tickets, Ten for 93.00 yVRarhsr\u2019s Shop adjoining tbe Batbv.-I May 21, 1878.\tLp TO MILL OWNERS! TAILORS \u2014AND\u2014 GENERAL OUTFITTERS, Mantle.maklug and Millinery by flrst-olass managers.Every dispatch given to Wedding and Mourning order», executed In first-class style.GLOVER, FRY A CO.Vay 18, 1878.BtiST TAPESTRY CARPETS Only 9Gcts* per yard.UPPER TOWI** QU JFCJBEcj.May 11, 1878.mar21-Lm THE UNDERSIGNED WILL not be responsible for aoy debts contracted by the Crews of tbe undermentioned Ships :¦ «\u2022 EMPIRE OF PEACE,\u201d Oapt.Young.«* PRIDE OF WALES,\u201d Oapt.Jones.May 22,1878.\tO USE THE lORTHMMmVHtElS Can be used with or without water.I Great Strength, Durability, Uniformity, No Smell.So AS TO REALIZE WE OFFER THE : hove Carpets at this low price.They are the best we keep, and will be found excellent valu», the former price having been $1.10 and $1.15 per yard.Best Brussels Carpets only $1.26 per yard.Prices formerly $1,60 and $1.76.pAT' STBI0TX.T tom Cash.SIMONS \u2022 FOULPS, \u2022 Fabrique Street, AU BON MARCHE Corner of St.John and Oollin Streets, Upper Town, IS NOW OPENED, AND THE ASSORT* m*nt Is vrry Complet» In all tbs D spart.Ï Mf .rt OiumU n»l, Ut>s Pil,Bl s\u201c Shl|P\"s ¦ I\t°\t____ J Highly recommended by sill Mill-Owner» MUSIO HAUL.\u2022A.GitKAT JEVKUT1 ! S'HJHKTOIEE X=» t.a -y ^ -BY THE- PARIGLkIV COMPAJtaY I For a few nights only, commencing THURSDAY, MAY 23rd, MLLE.1>E LA SKIGLIEME, Comedy in 4 acts, by Julss Bandeau and Emil# Angle), as produced at the Theatre Français in Parlr.FRIDAY EVENING, Mey 2ttb, at 8, LE MEDECIN DES ENFANTS I Grand Piece In 6 acts, by M.IVEunery.*AT0BDAT, MATIWXB at 2, Csca JPomd-X*© -A.-ui.3c.\u2019TP\u2019o-exac \u2014AND \u2014 I.a NdaiBft D® Saint Flour 1 ! 8*TCRDAY NIGHT, Xs-A.G-ZL4LOJB2 XXB J3X3DTX Moral Dit.m* In 6 acts, by M.L\u2019iContr/.Popular Prioee : 25, 60 and 76 cents.Sal* of Seals commences on Moaday, May 201b, at M.Lavigne\u2019s Music Store, and Oapt.C.E HaUweli's.Week commencing May 2ith three last nights of the Cc.May 18, 1878.____j\tp \u2018Stray Leaves from the Drama of «very Day Life,\u201d by & PRICE.-\t- VS Cent*.For sale at Wright A Co\u2019s on Mountain Htn, «\u2022 Stray Leaves \u201d can be obtained at Mr.R.Morgan\u2019s Music Store, 88, Fabriqua Street ALFRED WRIGHT, Sole Age nt.May 25, 1878.\tV .F American Anthracite.Now receiving ex \u201cPamlico,\u201d from New York : 427 Ton\u201c 800 175\t\u201c CHEèNÜT.For Sale In lots to suit purchasers.GEORGE M.WEBSTER A CO., Gibb\u2019s Wharf, Daihousie Street.May 18,1878.meats The Goeds Low Pricks.are sold at extremely A Hiiiiol solicitor is advertising for the real and persoual representatives of Georg» Tierney, the well-known Whig leader, who held office la tbe Addington administration at the beginning of tbe oentnry, and died nearly fifty years ago.*JUs5T RECEIVED.^EW LACE CURTAIN NETW.New Lace Curtain Setts.Nsw Brass Cornices.New Sheepskin Mats.New Coco Mats aod Matting.New Velvet Stools, etc.MMOJg 82}o for mixed western and state, and 82}o to 88]e for white do.Fork doll at 8,76.Lard heavy at 6,77}.Nrw York, MAT 21\u2014Railroads atrong and briak.Stocka strong and afterwards weak.UJUOAeo, May 21\u2014Flour gfoagiy.Wheat excited gad active ; IJrô 2 C.hlo«gb spring at 1,96} cash; 1,08} sellers May, and .1,01} sellers J uua.Corn unsettled, at S*}* bid, o«sb ; 88}c bid sellers June, and 88}o sellers July.Rfre easier at 67c.Barley duil at 48c.Pork unsettled and active, at 7,65 to 7,70 cash end relier» June.Lard lower at 6.50 to 8 62} reliera June.Bulk Meats sasler ; shouldtre 3|o ; short ribs 4)0 ; short olesr 4}e.Alcohol at 38s bid, 84c asked, v WbUkey unchanged.Freights\u2014Corn to Buffalo closed at l]o to 2c.ftsevlrts to-day\u201410,000 brla flour; 111,000 bus wheat; 804,900 bus corn; 208,000 bus Data; 11,000 bus rye; and 6,090 bus barley, liblpmeata\u20148,090 brls flour; 74,000 bus wheat; 290,000 bus corn; 169,009 bus oats; 3,009 bus rye, and 7,000 bus barley.May 21\u2014Per brig Springbok, Mitchell, from Belfast\u2014140 ion* coal to Pemberton A co.Per « Clyde, Luckhurst, Drum London\u2014200 bdls oakum to Q.1 case to WH Carter/ 2 ceres to E L.1 case to T F A co.76 cheats lea to W A R Bn.die.1 care to D K.IcaretoJTM.1 care to Hou Mr Justice Cm*u1l 1 care t « Mis Drayner.1 care to J Gibb.2 hhds tu.L Q.6 brla oil to [S] B B 1 case to F Qatribier, ADC.6 begs to W AT.1 case to J J Foot*.\u2014Remainder of cargo for McntreaL Court or Afpials.\u2014The Court of Queen\u2019s Bench, Appeal Side, will open lu this citj ou the 1st June.Tub Fatal Dsuuati \u2014His Excellency Dr.Conroy will, It is expected, leave at the end of next week for Newfoundland.Akotus Vaoajkjt.\u2014The death of Mr.Elia Blntret, N ?., Registrar of the County of Champlain, and brother-in-law of Hon.I.Thtbandeau, Is annoauoed.Quiu\u2019a Bietbdat.\u2014-Betarn tickets will be issued by the Grand Trunk Bellway, ou the 23rd Msy, good to return on the 24th May, at stogie fare.Laboskt.\u2014Mr.Yincellette, of Bssuport LouAtic Asylum, reports that a coat was stolen out of his vehicle iu one of the streets of the city yesterday.Bsoordor\u2019s Court, Yistradat.\u2014Elleu Bolger, tor being drunk and impeding passengers in bt.Ursule street, was sent to gaol for one month.Three other drunks were discharged.\tv Tub Lara Biasor Laval.\u2014The follow leg gentlemen nave consented to act as Marshals en the occasion ot the luterment oi tb* remains of Bishop Level to-morrow Lieut.-Col.Wm.Airyot, Messrs.Tbos.Boy and Arthur Evantnrel.Ths Frisch Othra Troupi \u2014Tbe members of this troupe arrived yesterday morning from Boston, end will open to-morrow night et the Music Hell.Seats ere being rapidly reserved for tbe performances of this highly accomplished company.Lxvis axd KeavuM Railway Stock.\u2014The sale of 88,000 shares of stock in this Company, belonging to tbe insolvent estate of Larochello A ocott, which wm to have taken place yesterday, did not come ofij tbe Company having protested against the aeie Quin a Birthday.\u2014 His Worship tbe Mayor, B.Chambers, Esq., has Issued the nsael proclamation for the observance of Friday next aa a general holiday in this city, being the anniversary of the birth of Our Most Gracious Sovereign Lsdy Queen Victoria.But to Jail roa Thstt.\u2014A defendant named Beaubien, a married man, whose arrest upon a warrant we reootded ou Monday morning, was convicted yesterday at the Polioe Court of complicity iu the theft of certain brooms from a store in the suburbs, and was sentenced to fifteen days' imprisonment.Tax Lbsulattvs Assimslt.\u2014Mr.MoShane, M.t.P.tor Montreal West, hts reserved his seat in the Legislative Assembly, at the next desk to that occupied by Hon.George Irvine.Mr.Turcotte, M.P.P., one of the Indepoudeat members of the House^ has taken a seat upon one of tbe cross benches.Tslaxm\u2014The Treasurer of the Yotng Men\u2019s Christian Association Building Fund begs to acknowledge with many thanks the sum of $20 towards the proposed Young Men\u2019s Christian Association building trom H.E.El Coude de Preatio Beal, Consul General of Spain.Tu DaLArmu) Diahoids.\u2014There seems to be something wrong aoout the disposition of these valuables.A judgment of the Court ordered, some mouths ago, that the diamonds should be sold, after being publicly advertised for a fortnight In an English and French paper.Since then nothing bu been heard of them.\t.PaDMTRUjnsi*.\u2014Professor J.A.Parkins, the great 100-mile walker, will give one of his walking snlertalnments at tbe Skating Rink, commencing May 33rd at 8 p.m., and Closing Friday, Msy 34th at or abont 6 o\u2019clock p.m , completing his 100 miles without sleep or rest.OraAAYio.\u2014Providing a sufficiently large subscription list can be obtained for tbe purpose, v,e understand that it is Intended to eq-gsge for the Music Hall, for one night only, \u2014the evening of Dominion Day,\u2014the world-renowned Aimee, supported by the full company of 66 performers, from the Park Theatre, New York.SrAganw Ajrraajr 09 vBoar9 Spr.\u2014Gegrge Grego, acumen of the «Sç Helena,\" waf fried at tbe Police Court yesterday moroiog, for having cot ths steward of the game ship, one Doyle, with a sheath knife, in a row on board the vessel.The defendant was convicted of tbe offence alleged against him, and sentenced to p^y a fine of $20 and costs.Laws Gains.\u2014Now that the fine spring weather hM set in, all kinds of lawn games for the amusement ol our young people are in order.Mr.G.Seitert, of Fabrique street, be* just received au excellent stock of requisites for tennis, cricket, croquet, tong aod crossbows, kites, baioons, whlcu ate well worthy ot inspection.Kxiuxts or St.Paraj?} Socutt.\u2014The members of this Society Axe requested to meet at the Society\u2019s HsU, at aeven o\u2019clock to-morrow morning to ptooeéd in a body to take their place in the Hue of prooeasion at St.Patrick\u2019s Church.An adjourned general meeting is also called for this evening .\u2014See advertisement.Thru Mas Daowaao at Pojxt aps Moave.\u2014Inlormaiioa was received In iqwn, foeter-day, trom Point dee Monts, of a distreaeiag drowning accident, in which three men lost their Uvea by the upMiting of a buck canoe in which they were orosslhg the riYer.Two of tbe deceased were Indians, and the third a Frenoh-Uanadian named Germain Levagne.Their bodiea had not been recovered when tbe mail left the coast.Great Sali or Qaamxaocix Platts tsu Day.\u2014Meseis Maxnam A Co.will sell, this morning, at Marcbmont, the residence of the late John Gilmour, Esq., the whole ef the greenhouse plants, which will comprise all the choicest varteUes, also window and bed-ding planta.The whole will be sold without tbe slightest reserve ; sale thU morning at eleven o\u2019clock.Fiaa^-The flour and raw-mill of Mr.Francis Rousseau, at St.Jolie de Somerset, wae destroyed by fire early on the moral og of Monday, causing a lois of ovar $3,000.There was no lesursnee upon tbe property, and ths origin of tbe fire is onknown.The alarm was given between half-pest two aod three o\u2019clock.For some hours grave fears were eotertained for tho safety of the neighboring buildings and, indeed, of the whole village, but tbe wind fortunately changed, and the dreaded calamity wae averted.Sals or Bordbaox axd M sditibrarian Goons.\u2014The auction rale at Messrs.Whitehead and Turner\u2019s takes place this day, when will be submitted Bartou and Guestler's Glareta and Olive Oil, Godard A Fn res\u2019 Olareta, Walnuts, Almond*, Figs, Liquorice, Bordeaux Vinegar, Sardines % 1\u2019hulle, De-Kay per and Key Geneva ; also Scotch Refine Huger, New York GranniaUtd Loaf end Extra Ground Sager.Sale commences at hall-past one o\u2019clock end will be concluded to-day.Pouoi Court, Ybbtbrday.\u2014A sr aman of the \u201cPatrick Henry,\u2019\u2019 and another of tbe \u201cCairns,\u201d for absence without leave, were sentenced to four weeks\u2019 gaol each.Five seamen were sent on board of their shii-s at tbe request of their captains.George Grego, seaman of the MSt.Helene,\u2019\u2019 ior wounding the steward of that vessel, was sentenced to a fine oi $20 or one mon h\u2019s gaol, Gabriel Lou's Beaubien, for stealing eleven brooms, the property of one Bobitaiile, was sentenced to fifteen days gaol.Pbesosal \u2014Hon.Wilfred Lamler and Mrs.Laurier arrived in town yesterday morning, and are staying at the St.Lonis Hotel.- Mr.Watts, M.P.P.for Drummoud and Ar-thabaaka, arrived at the same time, and is staying at the same hotel.-Mr.A.Turcotte, M.P.P.for Three Rivera, is alee in town.\u2014The Hon.John Simpson, Deputy Auditor General, and Dr.Tache, Deputy Minister of Agriculture, are at present in town.-Mr.Boutin, M.P.P.for Bsllechasse, anived In \u2022own yesterday and is staying at tbe Mountain Hill House.Y.M.O.A.\u2014Several persons have kindly promised to give plants for sale, and loan flowers for exhibition daring the forthcoming \u2022ale in aid of the Building Fund of the Young Men\u2019s Christian Association.Donations are ¦till asked for.We learn that plans for the proposed building are likely to be on baud by the ISth June.Several Architects are competing.The great aim of the Association is to seenre a comfortable interior, giving only necessary care to tbe exterior.All who are willing to aid in erecting the building are aaked to contribute something.Somsthixq Luca *a DbrriokI\u2014The contractors for the harbor improvements at tqe St Charles River are now constructing an ini' meute travelling crane for nae in connection with dredging operations.It has four arms, and will be capable sf lifting and carryiog masses of five tons weight a distance of 360 last in less then e minute.When in opera tion it will be placed on pontoons and work \u2022d on a ciroular railway track.This crane is stated to be one cf the largest and most powerful of its kind, with Improvements, now In existenne.Diowxiso Aooidbkt at Ltstir Station.\u2014 A despatch from Lyster tHtaUoa announces that an Inquest wm being held there yesterday upon the body of a farmer named Beau-obesne, of Arthabaska, who wm found drown, ed, with bis horse, in the Lyster river.It is supposed that the deceMed fell asleep In bis cart, and allowed tbe horse to follow his own course.At a break In the road leading to the river, where it appears tue animal stop-|)ed ofhia own socord, it is probable that JJeaàobesns woke np, and without making an examination of the plaoe, drove tbe h >r*e over the bank into the river.Tbe unfortunate man leaves a widow aad six children to mourn his loss.Thus Jaoe\u2014Although the audience at tbe Muslo Hall last evening was somewhat limited, owing no doubt to the disagreeable weather, tbe Texas Jack Combination appeared in full force and ably sustained the prestige they had gained on their first appeanuce.The bill wm the comedy \u201cThrice Married sod the tragic-comedy the \u201cTrapper\u2019s Daugh.ter.\u201d lo the first piece Mile.Morlaccbi acquitted herself bravely iu her triune character of the Spanish danuuie, the French eantatrùi end tbe rollicking Midshipman.As a votary to Terpsichore this lady more particularly excels, her danolcg being very graceful.Tbe cacucbe, with cMUoet socom panlmeut, wm particularly admired.The other acton played their parts with ability.In the 'Trapper\u2019s Daughter\u201d tho original Toxm Jack appeared aod really played well, m also did Donald McKay, Ariaoua John and Mr.Tbos.Z.Graham, This latter gentleman, m the Quaker, wm very happy in bis roU aad created grMt merriment.\u201cOld Sloet\u201d re-oelved ample Justice at the bends of Mr.W.B.Murray.The ladies Misses Moriaocbl, Warr and Thornton evinced moch eprighll-ness.The bvsiiust of the piece wm well sustained throughout.Tho tableaux were very effective and heartily applauded.To-night the company will appear for the last time here lu an entirely new p.ogrammu, when a full house is looked for.For particulars see adYt.JSfClTOIü.rivHE MASTER OF THE \u201cBEN NEVIS X Will not b* responsible for any deoti oontraotad by bis Crew, without bis writtea order.\t0.J.OITA WAY, Master.May 20.1878.\tOp PEVERLEY & CO HAVE OPENED AT Ko.56 Fabrique Street, A NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK OF HiB-mpM Sc GlasHwai**», Oils, Burners, Chimnie», &c., &c We shall be pleased to see our old friends and the public In general.May 18, 1878.\typ NOTICE.1>HK UNDERSIGNED WOULD BIG TO notify ble customer*, and the publie generally, that he la prepared to eaeonte all orders entruatel to him In tbe betiding Une Having enlarged hie Woikshop in Angels and Dee Anges Street, U.T, all orders left at the above, or Shop ooruor of St.Roohs and Mar garet Streets, St.Roob\u2019s, will receive tbe strictest attention.^F* Charges moderate.N.B.\u2014Bnlldlng Material always on band \u201e\tv JOHN HATCH.May 18, 1878.\tapl 27-L-co Journal^ In speaking t ot smoking upon the Early closing agitation In Brampton.Napanec braes band hM been reorganised* Francis Henry Moran, the trompeter who soonded the charge for the Six Hundred and wm dangerously wounded in their \u201cwild ride,\u201d hM just died.The Canadien Indians of the egtreme North-West are reported M discontented, mainly at the disappearance of the bnflalo, and it is thought the Government should send special agents to explain treaties and allay suspicions.Tbe Halifax CkronicU mentions a wedding of a somewhat novel character which took place at St.Mery\u2019s Cathedral, In that otty.The bride wm a white girl of French descent, named Alice Farol, belonging to Sheet Harbour, and the bridegroom wm a noble chief of the Mio Mac tribe with an unspellable name.Both seemed to be quite contented with the match, aod the red bridesmaids and groomsmen were delighted, The British Medioal of the effect of the habit general health ot boys under 16 years of age, \u2022ays \u201cA celebrated physician took for bis purpose thirty-eight boys, aged from 9 to 16, and carefully examined them.In twenty-seven of them be discovered injurious tiaces of tbe habit.In twenty-two there were various disorders of the circulation and of digestion, palpitation of the heart, and a more or less marked taste for strong drink.Iu twelve there wm f.'eqoent bleeding of the nose, ten had disturbed sleep, and twelve had \u2022light ulcerations of the mucous membrane of the mouth, which disappeared ou ceasing from the um of tobacco for some days.The doctor treated them all tor weakness, bat with little effect until the smoking wm discontinued, when health and strength were soon restored.\u201d At the trial of the Rev.Mr.Voebargh for the murder of his wife a medical witness hM told of a saying which deserves to be bang up beside on* that Mr.Gladstone heard iu Ireland auent the murder of Lord Leitrim.Ad Irishman said that the Lord ought to have been shot long ago.\u201cWhy wasn\u2019t he ?\u201d Mked the ex-Premler.\u201cOh, well, you know,\u201d wm the reply, \u201cwhat\u2019s everybody\u2019s business Is nobody\u2019s business.\u201d At Mr.Vosburgh\u2019s trial the wife\u2019s physician swore that one morning when he found his patient sarprisicgly better he mid to the husband, \u201cReally this change is most extraordinary ; I cannot account for it ; I expected this morning to Ruu her dead.\u201d And to this Mr.Vosborgb is said to have an-\u2022wared despondlngly, \u201cA watched pot never botis.\u2019\u2019 The proverb is so old that one wonders that soph an application of it was never thought of before.\t« * a The London correspondent of the Frwman' Jownol says tbe contingent reversionary Interest of a gentleman in freehold estates of the Moyllah, county Limerick, and Toonegh, county Clare, wm pot up for sale at the Tokepbonse Yard auction mart on Wednes-pay.There is a rental of £710 a year from the lands, and Mrs.Alicia Judd, on whose life the reversion depends, Is 67 yean oi age.The Interest was sold subject to the statement that \u201cla 1872 the reversioner executed a deed which being enrolled in Chancery hM tnrned the estate into e base-lee, that is a fee-simple so long as he and his children may live ; thus, If he dies before his mother without children, fats interest lapses, and if he survives his mother his base-fee will be enlarged to a fee-elm pie.Hhoold he die before his mother, leaving children, the base-fee will continue so long m his descendant* live.At the present time the reversioner is unmarried.\u2019\u2019 Tbe biddings were biisk, and ultimately the reversion was knocked down at £5,600.A lake of soda water, known as the Lake of Loner, has hitherto formed one of the moat useful m well M picturesque features of toe Hyderabad assigned districts.The salt collected fyom it hM been widely used for washing and dyeing chtntaes ; aod when, in the dry weather, evaporation reduces the level of the water, vast quantities of soda are gathered on the shore.From an official report, however, which hM just been issued we gather that the supply of soda now greatly exceeds the demand, which, owing to the distance of the lake from the line of railway, hM always been a local one.The largest consumers have hitherto been the villagers in tbe territories of His Highness the Niaam, but the prohibitory duties which have lately been imposed on soda by tbe Durbar have, It Is said, checked the trade io this direction.No fresh supplies were taken from tbe lake in 1876-7, as large stocks of unsold produce remained on hand from the manufacture of the preceding year,\u2014Tims* qf IwL*.ST.NICHOUiS HOTEL, BKOADWAY, IsTEW YORK.This popular resort for travel lera has bee u r*J a vacated and improved All tbe features that have so ¦linally oontri-hotel to Us world-wide reputation will be maintained A uniform, rate of priées, $8,60 i*r day for all parte ot the House.May 18,1878.URIAH WELCH, proprietor.H-bo F RE BRI0K8.Portland Cement.Ground Fire Olay.\u2014AND\u2014 Wine Bottles, in Orates.Juit arrived, and for sals in lots to salt purohMsrr.BESSON BROTHERS', New Liverpool.Or, May 17, 1678.D.RATTRAY, Qnebeo.F SUE OF MIMfRU LMDS.r NOTICE 8 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN-dermenttoned Lou of pnbllo Lands (containing aibaato* and other minerals) In the Townships of Oolralne, Ireland and Thetford, In the County of Megantlo, Province of Quebec, will be offered for «ale a} Public Auction, in the Oity of Quebec, at tbs Offle# of tb* Department of Grown Lands, Ob the FIFTH ia?of JUNE neit OOLRAINE Range A- Lota 81 >67 acres) 82 (86 acres) 29 (98a.) 80 (90a ) Lots 26 (97a.) 26 (106) 27(107/ 28 (108)29 (II»).Lota SO (119) 61 (124) 82 (128).O.Lota 81 (101) 82 (100) 29 (9 ) 80 (98).10th R\u2019ge.Lota 25 (8«) *e (92).Ith R\u2019ge.Lot 38 (200).6th R\u2019ge Lots IV (218) 22 (216) 26 (374) 27 (181) 28 (100).Upset price, $100 per acre.IRELAND THETFORD OOVDITIOffS OF SALE The whole of tbe purohae* money lo be paid within -one half hour after adjudication, otherwise tbe land will be re-adjudged to the next highest bidder above the npast price.Sale at 12 o\u2019clock Noon.P.LANGE LIER, Com.of Crown Lands.Department of Crown Lands, Quebec, 14th May, 1878.May 16, 1878\tB-ao iichel'eu and Oniario Narigalion COMPANY.ROYAL MAIL LINE BETWEEN Quebec, Montreal, Klugaton, Toronto, Hamilton and «*11 Intermediate Porta.T HIS MAGNIFICENT UNE, 0OMPO6-*d of the following first-class Side-Wheel Steamers, vis.: \u2014B ETWEE N\u2014 QUEBEC AND MONTREAL, QUEBEC, Iron, Capt.Labelle, will leave Napoleon Wharf every Tuesdays, Thursdays and SatardaTi at 6 o\u2019clock P.M.MONTREAL, Iron, Oapt.Nelson, every Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 6 o\u2019clock P.M., calling at Intermediate Porta and arriving early in tbe morning.BETWEEN Montreal and Hamilton, CORSICAN, (Composite) Captain Sinclair SPARTAN,\t«\t«\tbailey.Corinthian,\t*\u2022\t\u2022\u2022\tFarrell.PARS PORT,\t*\u2022\tu\tIrving.ALGERIAN, new\t\u201c\t«*\tTrowelL MAGNET,\t\u2022«\t\u201c\tCameron Will leave the Oawax.bast» on Tuesdays, Tborsilaas am Saturdays, at \u2022 o\u2019clock, and Laohins on the arrival of the Train leaving Bokavhhtubh Station at Noon, for JEX JVÆ I Xx T O JXT And Intermediate Porta, making direct connection at PRESCOTT arid.BROCR.VILLE) With the Rahway* for Ottawa Oity, kxmpt-VIU.H, Phkth, arnyrio*, Ac.; at TORONTO and HAMILTON With tbe Railways for CoLuvowoon, Bault 8t*.Marin, Font William, Duluth, Btratvoro, London, Oh at rax, Barnia, Drtroi r, Ohio ago, U .lwauku, Galrna, Qrhkn bay, bt.Paul and Fort Garrt, and with the RTEAMRB \u201cCITY OF TORONTO** For Niagara, Lrwictoh, Niagara Falia, Buffalo, Olkykland, Toledo, Cincinnati, Tbe 8teamen of this Line are Unequalled, and from the Completeness of their Arrangements, prareut advantages to Travellers which rone other can afford.j/W They peas through all the Rapids of the Bt.Lawrence, and the beautiful Scenery of tbe Lake of the Thousand Islands by Day Light.TICKET OFFICE, where State Room can be secured, at G.LEVE, opposite Bu Louis Hotel, and at Office, Napoleon Wharf.A.DEBFOBGEB, Agent* May 16, 1878.factum ex A.J, MAXHAM & wO.TRADESALE BY AUCTION WILL BE OFFEREDJ \u2014ON\u2014 Wednesday, The 22nd May instant, MMU gu»m On end after ;tb# 18th instant tb* Ferry Stammer will L* K A.V JE3 QUEBEC.AM.\u2014AT THE- w HOLE SALE STORE « \u2014OF\u2014 IHIftHUD & «R, A CHOICE ASSORTMENT \u2014OF\u2014 Mtemmn aii Ota Mi ! 1 \u2014Consisting in part of\u2014 Moccaronl and Vermicelli, X X X Triple Olareflued Bordeaux Vinegar, Walnut», Bofi-Bhell Almonds, Filberts, Liquorice, Sardines a hul\u2019e, Barton A Gaestterif, Bt.Julien Aferjeax and Medoe Clarets Quarts and Pints, Prunes, Bsltd Oil Quarts, Pin's arid half-Plnta, Castile Soap, Figs, Orosre A Black well\u2019s Assorted Pickles arid Pauces, DeKnyp-\u2022t\u2019a Geneva, Hhds, Qr.-CMhs and Cares Key Brand Gin, Port and Sherry Wines, Genuine Cognac Brandies, Ac., Ac.\u2014-WITH\u2014 A few of tbe Staples usually offered.\u2014AL80- Sootoh Refined, Granulated, Crushed, and Extra Ground Sugar.NOW ARRIVING, Ez Steamship \u2018\u2022Quebec\u201d and Grand Trunk Railroad.The Sale will be ONE DAY ONLY and will commença a^glalf-past ONE precisely.May 20.1876.A.J.MAXHAM A CC., A.A B.AUCTION SALE \u2014 OF \u2014 VALUABLE ta Home ml Ok Ptifc ON WEDNESDAY, »«n of the coDStltHtl ____ened the breaking up or the c then Catarrh.The sense ofsmell, of taste, of slKht, of hearing, the human voice, tbe mind.one or more at'U sotnutlm all yield to Uadustractlvc influence.T ie poison It dntrlhatn -hroughout the system \u2022tseke every v itol force, and breaks op the most it have little hope to be relieved of It tola side oi t.io grave.It Is time, then,thatthe popatar treat-i of this terrible disease by remedies within the ment of :hl* t-mMs rtwssns IW\u2014\u2014 reach of all pnnscd Into hands at once competent and tnutworthy.The new and hitherto untried method adoptee cl his rt.iniOAX.i I beilcve It Ukely___________________ Srraedlea fall, because it strikes a' the root of the Iseusi-, viz., the acidj/lrd blood, while It heals the Ulcerated membrane oy direct application to the Bueal passages ItsacnonJs based on certain fixed n les.and unless the vital forces are too far exhausted.most, lu the gréa} majority of cases, effect GEO.BEARD.M.D.K dbscott Blocs, 6a Psaxnonas, Oct.1,1874.SANFORD\u2019S RADICAL CURE \\V AT safely claim to he one of the few popular i.Ti.remedies receiving the approval of medical' ntlemen.who, in private, not only fttely end It but use It In their families In prei CSSHPHBMH1 to any of the preparations usually pi physicians \u2022rvf.n preference reacrlbed by ihed cl' leal end You are aware.\u201d said a slclan.-that my obligation» to the __ Éoclèty are snchthatl cannot publicly récemment o.* prescribe the Radical Care ; bat since 1 received so much relief from the use of It myself, after a thorough trial of the usual remedlea.I have pvl-vitely advised Its use.and presume I have seat to ^ iar store no less than one hundred of my patients OUTERSAL SATISFACTION.Wo have sold Santokd\u2019b Rant-cal Ccks for nearly one year, and cad say cicdldly that we never sold a similar preparation that gave such universal satisfaction, we have to learn the Orel complaint yet We are not In the habit of recommending pat-mt medicines, bnt your preparation meets the rants of thousands, and we think those afflicted ent wants of thonsand», '_____________ ______ should be convinced ofttsgreat mcrltso thatthelr nffering will be relieved.We have oeen In the d rug business for the post twelve years constantly.En B rthier, Blairton, Bobcaygeon, Bond Head, Bothwell, Bowman ville, Braoebridge, Bradford, Brampton, Brantford, Bridgewater, Bright, Brighton, Brookville, Brooklin, Brussels, Brussels, Buckingham, Bnrlington, Campbellford, C&nnington, Carleton Place, Cayuga, Cbambly Canton, Chatham, West, Chelsea, Chippawa, Clarksburg, Clearville,, Clifford, Clifton, Clinton, Gcaticook, Cobourg, Colborne, Cold water, Gollingwood, *, FURTHER OFFICES WILL BE ADDED FROM TIMS TO TIME.Post Omoi Department, OTTAWA, ) April, 1878.\tj^ r»K- brt\tle, Is\tte, Sa\tnd RK\tIt- rsa\ty, *f8$i\tsèm\t\u2022«».«' Oto\tg.\t\u2014 Mo\t11- w»\trd,\tL liai\t.lb\trel bp\t\u2014\t.MM>, 8.83 .Oi\t___10.45\t.e is 8.16 6.16 8.16 4.80 816 616 8.80 8.80 8.80 Oc\ttnd Di\tsa K\tay ds Br\tbel ds - 1.80 8.00 B: dt Oi Lr 4,t0 8.00 4.80 Sc fll 8.00 N .» mm.4.80 ind lan at_ 8.00 .8.00 11 80 4.80 \u2019les .7.00 8t.4 46 Compton,\tLakefield, 0,\tOshawa,\tE Cookstown,\tLanark,\tOttawa,\t0 Cornwall,\tLaprairie,\t[RterrUle,\t£ Creemore,\tLeamington,\tDwen Sound,\t£ I an ville,\tLeeds,\tPaisley,\t( Dresden,\tLennoxville,\tPakénham,\t& Drummondville,\tLevis,\tParis,\t& w,\tLindsay,\tPembroke,\ti Dundalk Station\tListowei,\tPenetanguishine £ Dundu,\tLondon,\tPerth,\t£ Dungannon,\tLondon, East,\tPeterboro\u2019,\t£ Dunnville,\tL\u2019Orignal,\tPetrol! a,\t£ Durham,\tLnoan,\tPloton,\t£ Elmira,\tLucknow,\tPlantagenet,\t£ Elora,\tLyn,\tPoint SL Charles,\t£ Embro,\tMadoc,\tPortage (fu Fort, Erin,\tMiddleville,\tPort BurweU, Exeter,\tM&notick,\tPort Colborne,\t\u2019 Fenelon Falls,\tManchester,\tPort Dalhoutie, \u2014 Fergus,\tMarkham,\tPort Dover, Pingal,\tMeaford,\tPort Elgin, Flesherton,\tMelbourne,\tPort Hope, Font Hill,\tMeniokville,\tPort Robinson, Forest,\tMerrittoa,\tPort Rowan, Fori Erie,\tMidland,\tPort Stanley, Frelighsburg,\tMillbrooke,\tPrescott, Galt,\tMille Boehes,\tPrince Albert, Gananoque,\tMilton, West,\tPrinceton, Garafkaxa,\tMinden,\tQuebec, Georgetown,\tMitchell,\tRenfrew, Georgina,\tMofltmagny,\tRioevilie, Glenallan,\tMontreal,\tRichmond, East,\u2019 Goderich,\tMorpeth,\tRichmond, West GravenhursL\tMorrisburg,\tRichmond Hill, Grimsby,\tMount Brydgts,\tRidgetown, Guelph,\tMount Forest,\tRidgeway, Halliburton,\tMuir,\tRimouski, Hamilton,\tMurray Bay,\tRiviere da Loup Harriston,\tNar anee,\t(en bas), Hastings,\tNowboro,\tRockingham, Hawkesbnry,\tNewburgh,\tRondeau, Heidelburg,\tNewbnry,\tRes seau, ^ OffpolSTp\tNewcastle,\tRosemont, Hull,\tNew Kdinbergfi,\tSL Andrews, East Huntington,\tNew Hamharg,\tSt.Catharines, W, H untsvilio.\tNewmarket,\tSL Cetaire, Ingersoll,\t(\tNiagara,\tSL Hyacinthe, Inverness,\tNobleton,\tSL Jacobs, Iroquois,\tNorth Gower,\tSL Jerome, Joliette,\tNorwich,\tSL John\u2019s Bast, Keene,\tNorwood,\tSL Mary\u2019s, Blan- Kemptville,\tOakville,\tchard, Kettleby,\tOdessa,\tSL Roch de Que- Kincardine,\tOU Springs,\t\u2022 beo.*':\u2019J Kingston,\tOmemee,\tSL Thomas West, Kingsville,\tOnslow,\tSandwich, Kirkfield,\tOrangeville,\tSarnia, Knowlton\tDrill»,\tSaugeen, Lachine,\tOrono,\tSoar boro\u2019.Lachn^\tOsceola,\tSoomberg, \u2022ling, iffville Waterloo, West, Watford, Waubaushene, Welland, Wellesley, West Farnham, Weston, West Winchester, Whitby, Windsor, Wingham, Wiarton, Woodb ridge, Wood alee, Woodstook, Woodville, Wroxeter, Wyoming, York, YorkviBe, Also, Winnipeg, Mon.8.08 Ji\trioe di\t.8 00 2.84 d]\tFlos *\t.8.04 8\t.8.88 8\tBt.\u2019 , B\tally\t8.88 18.88 8\t.8.80 *,8* s.co 1.04 MM Gap 2.10 5 «0 2.80 6.00 8.08 8.00 m.8.00 ».B 8\t) Bt.\u2019** 1\tOOT, d\t.8.04 l\tsat) 8\t» Loir\trera, t , 1\ttest) 1\tnor* i\tides (\ts of t Sd Ainsrica, ;o \u2022\u2019 botn svas u-riled medM by fee A PamnoleC BbùsOitofi wUb ti>e very fit KEAI ®wiai November 28,1877* Lm-co-dAw DEPARTMENT REVENUE, tiasiJvJ ds «I Notice is hereby given that IMM following uiur for meeenrtng and waiving square timber was approved by His Excellency ths Governor General in Ootuynti to take effbot on and after fee I8fe of June But A.BRUNBL» Oommlasumer of Inland Beveuss* Ottawa, June 27,1877.1ABIFF For measuring off or counting timber» White Pine, Butternut or Basswood, per ¦ fiOn,,»*¦\u2022\u2022««¦\u2022»»»»»\u2022- \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022#'\u2022 eeeeee »¦\u2022»\u2022» eeaeJefi A0 Rod Fillip p^r ion.»¦*, .»?»» *»\u2022*»»»»» *»#^ Hard Wood, per ton ss.»»»»»*gaff»¦ M Waney Timber, per ton.^.m.-\tM do do string mseeoram enL n \u2022 per ton.».\u2014.«.-«.M.W.M\t71» Hemlock, p*f ton.».»» m.>.,i.is.-^1L6 For ooiling and measnring la a saeKMagtahte stete or measnring In shipping «dim or counting off when not otherwise provided .-eente.White Pine, Waney, string measdi* meat, per ton*.WW weeeees \u2022«»»»#\u2022» gee«¥^ 1%* White Pine.Bqoare and Waney, per to» 9,1 Red Pine Timber, per tan,.t\u201e\u201e.\t164 Hard Wood, par toa.M.M.~.~.\tVM July 7 1877\t.110 to $11 every zaontlL Invefitad iff Wall; St.Stock* makes fortunes Book seat free explauün$ Address BAXTSB à CO^ Wall SL- N.Y April 21877 Banker*, Lw-eUkw n Dr.William Gray\u2019» Speoifto Madletne lost through passing stormi' jjqqji j^BIFF t Hirsn, WalnnL Hickory, Maple, Cherry, due Baw*d Oak, 1» cent* per load.Oak l\t_ cents.Pins, Elm and Ash, 9 centr.perfectly harm]***, ante like magie, and ha* - -been extensively seed for over thirty years 1%o Great MngUth Momoâjf will promptly and radically cure any and every cab* of Nervous Debility and Weakness, result of orations, excesses or over fee brain and nervous Uta with great success.It U fea best and suest remedy known tor all diseasss thst follow « a sequence of abuse, as Lea ef Memory, UHL versai LnstUuds, Pain in Osa Basé, OfeWS lé nf Vision, Promut»** Old Age, end many other diseasss that lead to Inocmity, or CwieMmprtm and a Premc&tre Grave, all of which, as a rale, are first oan» d by deviating from fee pstth of nature and over indnlgenoe.Pamphlet frèo.The Bpertfio Medicine tt sold by alt Drag-gists, at $1 P*r package, or six packaged ft* $6, or will be sent by mail on receipt of fee money, by aonraadfig WILLIAM GRAY #« PO»*Win dee* ,©**artg PBT Bold in Quebec by fell Draggtifefc.NORTHROP * LYMAN, Sonate» Agents.bev 1879.Printod and Published by J.J.FOOTE, Edl.tor and Proprietor, at hi* Steam Printing Works.MotmUkin Hill* rinbecription^DAlLT.$9D0 pw annum WEEKLY, $1.00 to advance.\u201e-4 Adveitteemente for one and two Inrartfofe*, Eight Genii per Line each.Throe or: Four Oent* per Une each Iwrteti.Twice or Thrlqp ym W**k,T ,1~~ \u2018 per Line ench ln*ei«lofta ¦MOM ^ "]