Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 29 juillet 1878, lundi 29 juillet 1878

[" COMMERCIAL AND SHIPPING VOL XXXII , QUEBEC, MONDAY.JULY 29.1878 No.11,964 THE OINKEH TO Mil.BRIDGES.?Splendid JSntertainment a&d an InihaoiaM.io Company- The Toasts, apettOhea, eto-, inciading that of the Quest of the Eveaing spirit, «od was received with great domou-\u2022t a iuQl of applaoce, it» s portions of it iog *>»\u2022\u2022\u2022 own Mori hr.A.m*rio*B Inroleoo\u2014Jam** JchM011» QllM* Ualmonl lodldo Ammoaai».A« Bon Mnroh* !-N «nroean.jart lucolrod\u20149 Soifort.Maw Sommer Dry Good*\u2014F Simard.H*u tor the Ho» W**Uaer l-J B Lallbert*.TntjoTT-i Foonder*, MUlwr1*bt*, do\u2014Carrier, Laine d Co.Mow Good*\u2014Morgan à «y In* d Boiioa.Laky1* Parisian Hair Ranawar\u2014Do.PaUUpo' Pbo*pho>Hotrlllna\u2014\tDo.MONDAY, JULY 29.1878.LA.TEST FROM EUROPE.Bacqufit to Lords Beacons-field asd Salisbury.THB MARQUIS OF LORNE TO SUCCEED LORD DUFFER1N.FlgblluR in tl«© Trims ?anl.Demon UNITED STATES YaMiroa, Dak., July 27\u2014Parties arriving from Silver Lake bring Intelligence of a cloud having bar*t on Monday by which a large portion of the coontry waa submerged ; seveo persona were drowned.Niw Poet, July IT\u2014The first game of polo of the season waa played this afternoon.Sir Edward Thornton, Max.Outrey, the French Minister, and other diatlngnlahed visitors, were present.Beds, James Gordon Bonnet ; George B.Florlng, blues.Ten excellent rames were plsyed ; the reds won seven, the blues three.Nsw Oauuura, July 28\u2014The smountof yellow fever esses reported lo the Board of Health up to noon to-day is 69 ; 25 deaths.No repoit has been rrceired to-day from the Charity Hospital, but It la stated a number of new cases were admitted.Pobtlaxd, Oregon, July 28\u2014Lorao D.Perkins and his wife were attacked by ladians near Battlesnake Springs, Columbia Biver, and both were murdered.The 7\\mt* has a sensational story of a married lady of high position in Boston haring been taken to charge oa board a train, one evening, from Borne to Utica, by two well-dressed scoundrels, who pretended she was insane and that they by the rtqneat of her friends were taking her to Utica.She wsa taken to a disreputable hove In Utica, chloroformed, outraged, stripped of her diamonds snd all her clothing and left then Every attempt ccoslstent with privacy has heed made by her husband, and a large smoont of money hss £been spent to discover the two villains withoat success.The victim\u2019s reason iras nearly unhinged.No names are given.\u2022ever© Garibaldi and the Italian st rations.this Association, added over $2,000 to the bailding fund | and with such an example as this nefore them, we think the male friends of the cause should, at least, endeavor to contribute the $5,000 needed.We hope that many who have not yet done so, will at onoe contribute, to the extent of their ability, towards this worthy and deserving object.Losdos, July 28\u2014The Carleton Club gave \u2022 grand bat qoet last night to the Britloh pleolpottntlaries lo the Berlin ^ongrt-es, Lords Beaccasfield sod SalUbury.The Doke of Bnccleuah and Queenstury presided.500 peers and commoners w-re present.Lord Beaconsfleld replying to a least awn ded Lord Salisbury a great share of, end merit In the labors at Berlin ; he defended bla conduct towards Greece, saying he bad counselled Greece to abetentioo, and tbe facts pror-ad Greece obtained more than the revolted principalities, which bad lavished blood atd treasure ; be peesed e gr, of course, an important consideration, and will enter largely into the calculations of contractors.In this manner, then, beyond paying for the work and maintaining engineers to see that the contractors fulfill their engagements, Government will have no direct connection with the operation of the road or in keeping it in thorough repair.By this method the Government surrenders the opportunity of conferring an immense amount of patronage, which, how ever they might dispense, it would be sure to bring forth charges that it had been conferred with intentions of infiu.encing parties politically.In doing this, however, we think the Government has acted wisely, and that their action is deserving of great credit, as it is, certainly a great temptation to a Government to have such enormous patronage to bestow* It is also proverbial that all public works are costly, and that the superintendence and management are not what they should be ; and the proposed plan is, therefore, likely to find favor as bsing the most economical one.The strongest objection, however, to placing the management of a work of such magnitude in the hands of the Government ia the opportunity it affords to party lesuiere to bestow the patronage corruptly, aa is too often the case.In this connection an eminent authority Bays abilit:rs lu fivor ot tbe race are increasing, \u2018i be jadgeb\u2019 boat is up tbe course, arr-nkiog the lurniug boats.4 40 pm \u2014Tbe judges bave just takcu po-kition at ibe upper sUkcs.Tbe wind is going down, and everything looks favorable lor the race.Heavy trains Lave just arrived.6.30 p.m \u2014Ihe left roe and judges ere aboard tbe lug at the starling point, wailing for perfectly smooth water.6 66 p m.\u2014Tbe race bas daikened and (bo crowds ars looking lorvard witb groat disgust to another disappoiulm* nt.A heavy log ov rhaoga tbe course, completely abut-ilogout tbe opposite abore, and at tue time biding tbe men.Tbe judgea\u2019 boat Is iu tbe middle of tbe stream, when tbe sun bvgina to decline ; tbe fcg will be dense aud tbe race will then have to be again put off.Nothing is defiuitelv known, as tbe judgea\u2019 boat baa not been near tbe land lately.Neither Roes nor Hanlao have come out, hut a few aut-tcUis are on the river.N-glo is rowing abcot io his shell, and it can he aeon that hi.boat la being tossed more thau oarsmen would want In a race.Toe crowds are btcrmtog wearied, and thtre ia a desire ou all aides to get home.St.Jobs, N B., July 28\u2014\u2018Strar.gois and residents alike are dôgustfd Li the delays iu the Rost-Hanlan race.No blame rau te attached to either side (or Ue pos'pouemcntr ; tbe weather from Thursday aftetnotnop to to-night has been unpiopltious, an i the coursa has never been suitable for a race Id the boats now ia use.It is quite calm tonight, and tbe prospect for to-iuono* is good.The race Is fixed for the same hour os ou Saturday, that is from 3 to 7 p.m.The sagger tion to row in the forenoon Is not looked upon with favor, though tbe chances of having tbe race come iff soon would i e vastly improved If the change were adopted Bore went out tor a spin tu-day ; Han Ian \u2022pent a portion of tbe day wttbia ibe city.Tbe majority of strangers who came here have returned home disappointed, and many of tboe* wbo remain will d« part lu the morning.The roughs wbo have tetn distinguishing themselves at the conrse during ihe last few days, list night broke into Tarrybarn House and did some damage.Tiny urxtersayed to break into tbe Claremont House, but were driven eff by tbe Torontonians and other boardeis.They subsequently rau iff with som} teams and astailed people they met uu the road.Betting is not heavy now ; both sides remain confident of the result of tbe racs.John Hunney, while bathing in the baibor this moral tg, took a cramp an i was drowned.Amenait Citizens Man/ a vanished year and age And tempasta* breath and battles' raga Hav* swept o\u2019*r Corinth, yet she stands A fortress formsd to Freedom's ban is, Th* whirlwinds wrath, the earthquakes shook Have left untouched her heavy rock The key-etone of a land.\tLord Huron.Mr.Ives, of Sharbrooke, and Mr.Jones of tbe Richmond Guardian, are both oat as Conservative candidates in the united counties of Richmond and Wolfe.Neither seems disposed to give way, though the Sherbrooke Gazette appeals anxiously to Mr.Jones to resign and thus avoid a split in the Conservative party.Apropos of the disposition on the part of the Conservatives to use the words \u201cRight Honorable\u201d for the glorification of Sir John Macdonald, the Globe says that he is not entitled to them, as he has never been sworn in as Privy Conn-cillor of tbe United Kingdom.It adds a distinct affirmation that Sir John intended to go to England for tbe purpose of taking tbe oaths, and that he was prevented by a very plain notification that his presence for that purpose would not be agreeable.* The reason, of oonrse, was the development of the Pacific Scandal.The Mail ia still of opinion tbat Sir John will go to England to be sworn in of the Privy Conncil.Any other view ia treason.He will not go, though, we are told, until he goes aa First Minuter of the Do-minion, from which the Montreal Herald infers that the tnp ia indefinitely postponed.THE Y.M.C.A.BUILDING.The managers of the Young Men\u2019s Christian Association report that the Building Fund of the Association now amonnts to about $15,000, and H is necessary to raise a farther sum of about $5,000, in order to render the erection of the proposed new building an accomplished fact.As our readers already know, the necessary land has been purchased upon St.John street, just outside St.John\u2019s Gate, and the plans of the proposed building have been for some days on exhibition in the window of Mr.Ren frew's store, on Buade street.A new building for the Association has long been1 urgently needed, as their present rooms are much too small for their requirements, and with the increased facilities afforded by a commodious building, such as is proposed, they would be enabled to accomplish a much greater amount of good.The advantages and benefits conferred upon the community at large by this Association are well known and generally acknowledged, and every person having the moral welfare ot our young men at heart should consider it a duty to contribute toward* the aeoom-^ desirable an undertaking, of Ibe ladle* of Quebec, by their able assist 1 ftt I****1 recently held i* «Jd of *1 It© Late George I'oclirttue.Tbe friends of this Umnled gentlimin will douttlees be grieved to hear of bis melancholy and unexpected cud at ibe comparatively early age of fifty.Mr.Cochrane, a member ol tbe Quebec Bar, bad studied witb Arch Campbell, K-q , of Thornhill.His many friends ctn recall bis gentle wsys, kindliness of aasnoer, and sparkling wir, and ready repartee.His father, tbe late Andrew W.Cochrane, Q 0 , and for some time a judge oi Ass la this District, died of cholera lo 1849.He «as a sou of tbe Iite Be v.Dr.Cochrane, and President of tbe College at Windsor, N 8 Judge Andrew Uocbrate married Mias Kerr, a daughter of Mr.Jus too Kef, C K.B., wbo died lo Qu»bec 5th May, 184fl.Mr.Cochiane Is a brother-in-law to Bev.Armine Mountain, now of England.Lb at \u2022 Governor Archibald, ot Nova Beotia, In a brilliant origloal address of the Historical Society of Halifax, pronounced on tbe 22 od Instaut, pays a «ell-merited compliment to the learning of tbe worthy President, tbe grandfather of our regretted friend.\u2014Com.magnetic iron, containing nearly 76 per cent of iron.PiaiOMAL \u2014Mr.Sp-aker Turcotte itft for Three Rivers on Saturday evening last per North Shore Railway.Mr.P.Larkin, of St.Catharines, Ont., contractor for the construction of the Graving Dock, arrived In town yesterday and is staying at the St.Louis Hotel.Dr.Geo.A.Baynes, of Montreal, is at the same hotel.Al Jarman Mercer, of Montreal, was In town yesterday.Tbs GoviBNoa-GaniBAL\u2019s Visit to Shir-bbooki.\u2014Tbe Sberbooke GattUt says that on Wednesday, after the Conncil bad adjourned, a meeting ot the citliena was held in the Council room, at which the following were appointed a Committee of Arrangements with discretionary powers to prepare a snltsble reception to His Excellency, viz: the Mayor, E.I.Brooks, M.P., B.W.Heneksr, H.C.Cabana, Wm.Murray, B.D.Morkill, Jr, J.R.Woodward, T.J.Tuck, Clement Millier, E.P.Felton and P.Lafrance.Pooa Babtlst.\u2014On Friday, Mr.Alleyn, Q.0., n.ade application, In chambers, to Jnstice Andrew Stuart, to admit to ball George Bartley, now In jell at Beauce on two Indictments for -felony ; one, for shooting with intent do murder, and another for sending a threatening letter with intent to murder.Tbe application was resisted by Mr.Dunbar, Q.0., on behalf of the Crown ; and on Saturday, the Judge refused to aimit tbe prisoner to bail.Tbe next term of tbe Court at Beauce will be held on the 20th of October next, when Bartley will be tried ou the two mentioned indictments, and, also, for assaulting tbe constable In charge ol the B.-ance jitl.Arbsstid\u2014Tbe detectives, yetLrlay morulng, recelvtd a Utegratn Irom bt.i bornas, informing them tbat a m nan.sweiing to the deicrlption of tbe WeUh sailor, James lireean, who stole a cash box, on Thursday, irom tbe sbip \u201cDerwent,\u201d had been arrested at that place while ende voring to sell a coat which be bad Id Lin possession.Tbe inference is that he feaud the coat Inconvenient to carry, and for that reason wished to be rid of it.Captain Jeanlaou was Informed of the circumstance, and at noon stalled for St.Thoma*» tor the purpose of identifying the prltout-r in the event of his proving to bo Breeac.Up to nine o\u2019clock, last night, however, the police had received no telegram from Captain JennUon in regard to the matter, and it therefore, was not known If the right party bad been obtained.OrriotAL\u2014The OJtctal Goutte, on Saturday, contained tbe following copy of tbe report of a Committee ot the Honorable Executive Council, dated the 26th ot July, 1878, approved by tbe Lieutenant Governor, on tbe 26th of July, 1878, coooerniug the Quebec, Montréal, Ottawa oud Occidental Railway \u201cThe Honorable Provincial Secretary, in a memorandum dated the 24th of July instant, (1878), recommends tnat the act sane toned on tue 20th of Joly instant, and intituled : \u2018An act to place the Q jebec, Montre» , Ottawa and Occidental R til way under the control of tbe Commissioner of Agriculture and Public Works,1 come into force on and after Wednesday the 81st day of July Instant.The Committee concur in this report and submit it tor tbe Lieutenant-Governor\u2019s approval.Certified, (signed), Gdbtats Ga»-bibb, 1st Clerk Ex.Oounc.Dept.\" Qosuo Fiild Battiry,-\u2014A large number ofciilsensof Quebec uud Levis, including many of the wives, sisters and female friends of the Qaebsc Field Battery, now in camp at St.Joseph de Levis since Tuesday last, paid a visit to the camp yesterday afternoon, taking advantage of exceptionally delightful weather.Tbe iocatlou cf the encampment is in one of the prctiiuet of tbe many pretty spots of the spaoious Government grounds at that place.Tbe Battery, which is under the command oi Li\u2014'Jolooel Baby, with Captain Crawford Lindsay, Major Taschereau, Lieut.Dochesbay, Dr.Burroughs, and Yetertnary Surgeon Hall, numbers 76 meu, 28 horses and 4 gUus.It Is now performlbg its annual 12 days\u2019 drill, after having already performed voluntary drill three times a week sioce the first of M ty.Tbe encampment will, we understand, be brought to a close on Saturday next, alter tbe usual inspection by Lt.Ool.Strange, tbe date of which will be hereafter announced.Tbe men of the Battery yesterday looked neat, trim and fcoldieilylu their handsome and well kept uniforms, reflecting also much credit upon themselves and their officers by their politeness and good condnot.On this latter head we bava bad the assurances of Capt.Lindsay, tbat since the formation of the camp on Tuesday last, not a single mem-b-.r of the Battery has been In tbe guard room as a prisoner Ur nay breach of duty.The horses of the force, which are well boused ou the gronuds, look a fine class of animals sud have been selected with the greatest care by Veterinary Surgeon Hall.r IS BEING THE SEASON WHEN the Amerioan Citizens visit our picturesque City of Quebeo, its magnificent scenery and invigorating clinlate, let us simply remind our visitors, that Quebec is regarded as occupying the STRONGEST NATURAL POSITION.next Gibraltar, in the entire world.We beg respectfully to call the attention of American Citizens visiting this City to oar large and recently imported stock of Fancy and Plain Dry Goods very choice and representing the latest styles from Europe.Prices Satisfactory to Buyers.Rioh Silks, Velvets and Satins.Dress Materials, newest styles.Mantles and Shawls.Costumes and Overskirts.- Alexander's Kid Gloves, 1, 2, 3 and 4 Buttons, all colors.Florence Kid Gloves, 1,2 and 3 Buttons, all colors.Rich Lace Goods all kinds.Black and White Lace Shawls.Silk Umbrellas, Brown and Green.Sunshades, all colors.Hosiery m great variety.Gentlemen\u2019s Goods, all kinds.Dreis-Making by competent persons.Mantle and Jacket Makers.Tailoring by a first-class Cutter.Shirt Making on the last system.All Order* Promptly Executed GLOVER, FRY & CO.July 27, 187s.HIGHEiT PBIZE MEDAL.HATS!! HATS!!! UAjnxrAOTUBxn expbxmi-y fob J.B.LALIBERTE 124 t 126 St.Joseph Street, HATS 111 I Forthe Hot Weather JUST RECEIVED, by the lost Bteamsr, STRAW.PANAMA, BRAZIL.AND LEGHORNS.New Mtyles ot Felt, Exprewly Made tor tbe Hot Climat©.FELT AND SILK HATS IN GREAT VARIETY.The whole Stock to be Sold at a Reduction of 25 per cent.Jtane 26, 1878.\tnov*0\u201977-L»*' New Goods.jrusx opedned;: New Style Tweeds, Alpaca Coats, Wht.Linen \u201c Brown \u201c Ulstcra, Blue Serge Suits, $7.50.Shirts, Collirs, Ties, Gloves, Umbrellas, Me In toshes, &c,a&c Morgan & Co\u2019v.OA.RRIER, TjA-IJSTE & CO.¦mo'caxsa'zixizi.au POUNDKRS, MILLWRIGHTS AND MACHINISTS, STJIIjIDÆRS OF1 Steam Engine* and Boiler* for Steamboats, Saw and Grlat Mill*, ato^ etc} \u2014 -A.Leo \u2014 Manufacturers of Stove*! Plough*! Kettles, and *11 kinds of Casting* to Order L«Vls COMMERCIAL ¦TRKET, McKENZIE'S WHARF.) ffiweb«« t\u2014Mow.1*9, 104, 10*, 0t 10S, BT.PAUL STREET.January 1, 1878.______ » Lm HortherN NEWS OF THE CITY AND DISTRICT Bibbzby.\u2014On Friday night last, an apple woman's stall on the Champlain Msaket was broken open by thitves and robbed.Pouci Coubt, Satubuay \u2014No cases were brought belote this court on Saturday, aud barintse was correap mdingiy dull.BsuetoDi,\u2014Rev.Mr.Gaels, of Vermont, preached In Palare street Church, last evening, his text betug \u201cHow old art thou ?\u2019 Elbotiob Kxpsbsis \u2014The following were gasetted on Saturday J.Poirier, M P P., Beauce, $26823 ; A.U.Muiphy, MP.P., Quebec West, $493.Lady Dcftsbi* \u2014The Countess of Dufferio, accompanied by Mr.and Mrs.BrMell Stevenson, attended divine service at Sr.Matthew\u2019s Church, yesterday morning.Ths Habbob Ibpeovsmsstb\u2014There are bow employed upon these works 336 men, and within the next fortnight it Is expected that tbe Dumber will be Increased to 375.Obit\u2014Tbe mortal remains of Mr.Coch-rane, an old Quebecer, arrived in this city, for final interment, from Toronto, where de.ceased has latterly resided, on Saturday morning.PiiAEiMS to Bt.Ash\u2014Yesterday afternoon four steamers\u2014three from Quebec aud ooe from Montreal \u2014arrived in port from St.Anne, whither they had been to convey large partie* of pilgrims.Yocmrtn.Dmeatitt.\u2014A youngster only nine years of age was arretted by tbe police on Saturday night last, charged with the robbery of tbe UU ol a small refreehment shop on Mountain HilL Exboldubd bt Sucobss.\u2014A group ot people on Busde street oc Saturday morning were seen gating upon a couple of potato bugs, which, emboldened by past successes, were coolly attacking the front of a stone house.Tbb Nbw Bianor of CmoooTiiti.\u2014It was announced in the Basilica y esterday morning that tbe consecration of His Lordship Bishop Doaaioiqae Racine would occur In the Basilica on Sunday next.The ceremony will commence at nine o\u2019clock.Fbll is a Fit\u2014During Divine Service at St.Matthew's Church, yesterday morning, s young girl was seis-d with a fit, and was carried into Ihe vestry, where she soon after sufficiently recovered to be conveyed to her home.Fob tbb Saqubbay.\u2014The steamer \"Saguenay,\u201d Capt.liiohel Lecours, will leave tbe St.Andrew\u2019s wharf tomorrow morning at seven o'clock, for Chicoutimi and Hal Hal Bay, calling at Bay St.Panl, Lee Eboole-ments, Murray Bay, Riviere du Loup, Ta-new I doojac, ani L\u2019Anse St.Jean, going and returning.Cbbatiso a Distvbbabci.\u2014At about nine o\u2019clock laat evening the residents in ihe vicinity of tfi* Glacis were startled by s series of horrible shrieks, evidently emanating iium tbs summit of the Glacis.A number of ppdfrtriana who were passing hastened to the locality, and discovered tbst the dlsturba^e was taused by a man In a grossly intoxicated condition.Fus Aubes, Yssmboat.\u2014At 10.26 im., an alarm of fire was sounded from hex No.37, caused by \u2022 chimney being on fire la s bouse In Church street.No damage.At 12.46 p.m., another alarm was sounds! from box No; 86, caused by a chimney betug on fire in a house on Yalier street.No damsge.I HOSIERY'! ! ! A LARGE A83DKTMKMT IS WBITR, Oftlonred hoc! Strip»! Navy Bine and Seal Brows.N B \u2014A special lot aell'ng a*.counUlerably reduce 1 prizes.SIMON4 A FOTTLOS, Fabrique tttreet.Summer Shawls SCITABLE FOU TSE 8EA-8IOE, FROM 10 to SO per cent, réduction.8IMON8 A FOCLD3, Faliriqne Street.Linen FO R CARRIAGES, IN Coloured border)n(«.W rappers DIFFERENT «V FOUliOK, FAlUtQlUiC STREET.Jane 11, t%78.GriiMOA* «sE TAtfc ft* EG PILE.I To the Editor tj the Morning Chronicle ) bis,\u2014On Tuesday last, you published a very iuterestiug and able letter irom \"A St Peter Street Merchant,\u201d on tbe railway policy of tbe G vornment, of which I fully approve.Y.ur correspondent, however, is slightly in error about Mr.Sbaol)\u2019 Peterson, bar.log recently pur.based s tor e and waggon \u2022specially ior toe eany delivery of newspapers, be will guarantee to place the papers in the bands of the subscribers al the «ailtest possible moment.June 26, 187& Hudson Canal Co\u2019s RAII^ECOAr>&.- ¥ r ['HE LKLAWABE A HUDSON CANAL X company\u2019s Railroads NOW RUN A DAY TRIP TO NEW YORK, HOUSE TO LET.THAT ';ERT \u201c\u201ciRiBUt X Honte, being one of the tan booses forming Mount Pfeasaut *»«*«e, sitiaied\t'\"\u2018\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022ut Leaving Mon real atj7 |A.M , and anlvlog at New Yurkat9 P.M.0.0.Mc PALL» Qen\u2019l Agent, Montreal.July 8,1178, CHAS.PETERSON, HtWSPAPER MEKT, Isjprepared to supply the citizens of Quebec with early copies of the sut .\t\u2014 on tbe North .foe « the St.Foy Read, m tne f «si 0f t£ «may Atyinm.Ator partfeuiara apply at the Office m Hamilton broth abb, 16.Bali\u2019s Lane, July 4» 1878,\tUiWef ToW3« ^35254 A5^ 061912 4t M « \t\t oft«n \u201e IOVP1 CAABtaJ» ttOVLTOt.Tb.Loodon JH*\u2014 prinU the following n,» pictwe rf Veoae recently pnin \u2022 *d dy Mr.Borue Jone* of London : Pill id «rib too much loogl»|?.Wait* wtlh po-\u2018«>oo *ud Pr*y*ri Qoddoe of Lot# nod B«nnty, gh« Mti in picture there\u2014 Bits «Uh he» **rk Bomethlog more aabtle atlli Tbnn the old delighta of loeing Her menamreleM dnj« to All.Bbe hna loeed and been loaed ao la ibe long, immortal yeara, That the tirea of the worn ont rapture, Bickeoa of hope* and feara.No Joya nor aorrowa more her\u2014 Gone la her ancient pride.For her head ahe found too heavy The crown ahe has c*at aaide.Clothed in ecarlet aplendor, Bright with her glory of hair, Bald that ahe la not mortal\u2014 Bternilly tad and fair\u2014 Leoging for Joya ahe knowa not, Athlrat with a vain deefre, There ahe alia in the picture, Daughter of Foam and Firt.AFTEBHOON DESPATCH.Close of the Pan-Anglican Conference, ILL-TREATMENT OF JEWS IN BUCHAREST Accident to the Chinese Ambassador In London.Singular Death\u2014Starving Indiana\u2014The Washington Labor Trouble*, Ac.rubopean.The Pan-ângHcan conference A Lambeth adjourned yeacerday.A Fa X?aam »ndf-re-well aervlce takes place at 8t.P*Ql\u2019a Cathj.dral thia morning j the Blahop of Pennaylra-nia will preach.A daapatcb fiom Conatantlnopla aaya Austria haa abandoned the idea of a convention with Turkey, and will move her troops into Bosnia and afterwards send a note to the Porte giving Austria's Intentions.A Bucharest despatch says rowdies decoyed Jews into a shop in that city and beat them shockingly.The Ooveromrnt has promised to Investigate the matter.A brougham containing the Chinese am bMsador collided with ao omnlbne this me rn tog in Londoo.The ambassador's right arm vas injured, his bead was contused and bis system received a severe shock.AMERICAN.Mrs.Patrick Lavin, of PitUton, Pa., on Thursday, attended the funeral oi s y sung who was accidentally killed in the mines while working for Mr.Lavin.The dead man's mother accused Mrs Lavin's hoabaad of being ber eon\u2019s murderer.This preyed upon Mrs Lavin\u2019s mind, sbe became ill and died on Friday.Geo.Thomas Green and David McCloe, well known citia^ns of Madison, Ind., fought a duel on Thursday with shot guns.Alter two shots and no death a reconciliation was effected, it is now stated the guns sere loaded with paper.The United States Consul at Vienna reports that efforts ate being uade to prejudice the people *gai at American bogs by the publication of statements that i bey contain trichina.Storms daring the week have raised the Mtebqoot Hiver and other streams very high Wash outs ou the Extern Bail way are preventing trains irom tunning to Montreal this morning.A despatch states that the bark \u201cMoreno,\u201d from Matanais, has put into Fernandina with yellow fever on board ; the mate and one man are dead and three men aick.At the fourth days races at Saratoga, the traça was heavy after the race.The first race, one mile, war won by \u201cPerfection,\u201d \u201cPique\u201d Sud, and \u201cAlbert\u201d 3rd ; time 1.&0 The second race, a mile and three quarter?won by .\u201cPilot.\" \u201cBu^hwacker\u201d lad, \u201cKenne-saw\u201d 3rd ; time 3 15.In the third race, mile heals, over lour bardies, dis auce *D0 yards, \u201cDandy\" won the first heat, \u201cDe:by\u201d Bud, and \u201cDaigairca\u201d the third ; lime 1 57|, \u201cPassion\u2019 fell at the third hurdle, hactlng nis jockey A telegram from Ban Carlos, Ariaona, In dun Agency states that the Indians on that reeerv&U >n vote in a starving condition, and purpose,!, it not relieved immediately, to leave the ageocy.Lit Mlnm Cook, just arrived at San Praa-ckco, Cal., to take bis position as the Chi oese consul at that port, says the Chinese Government has no desire to abrogate the Burlingame treaty, nor does it feel any fear for its subjects in the Doited States, believ log this Government\u2019s power to protect them Toe Cnineae Government did not care to have more of it* subjects come here than would find employment At the scene of yesterday\u2019s troubles in Washington, D.C , a large crowd, early this morning, seemed inclined to prevent the laborers commencing work, but tbe police socceesfnlly Interfered.In other poitions of the city gangs visited ths woikmen laboring at lew than $1 50 per day, and persuaded them to qu t Burners are afloat of men being shot lor resisting tbe police, bat no.thing is reported at headquarters.A heavy rain puts ao end to working upon the exca.valions to-day.The Cikre of 4 liiidreii During the Hot seaaoû.The N.T.Board of Health has published the following rules tor the care of children during the hot season :-i- subsus or mvAjrrs.Over-feeding does more haem than anything sise ; nurse an infant a month or two old every two or three hoars.Norse an iniant of six months and over five times in twenty-four hears, and io Murdered for His field Unsuspecting Fedler Murdered\u2014 The Guilty Man Flees from Justice\u2014 He is Seen in this City\u2014The Detectives at Work.The details of a most revolting and cruel murder have just been received by the police authorities, and sergeants and detectives are at work to bring the feloa to tbe bar of justice.Both murderer and victim are from tbia city, and tbs followlog sre the shocking circumstances of the crime Mathieu Matherou was a pedler, engaged principally in the aale of silk goods, which he took with him in considerable quantities Tbe night before last he wss in Boose\u2019s Point, where he met with John Costofrolaa, a jeweller, of that place.The two were together for some time, and in the evening a gentleman in the Custom House saw them embark together in boat for a sail on tbe lake.There waa nothing extraordinary about their appearance, bot several hours afterwards Costofrolaa was observed coming from the water\u2019s edge alone.This at once attracted attention, and he was soon catechised as to where bis friend was.He replied as carelessly as bis conscience onld allow, \u201cHe\u2019s gone West,\u2019\u2019 after wnlch be took bis way alone.There was nothing about his manner to arose suspicion, and the matter was left tinre.Yesterday aftt-ruooo, as a small steamboat was passing over the same sheet ot water, those on board SBUDOSaiO WITH HOIBOE TO E1H0LD A OOBTBB turned over by tbe prow of the vessel.'I he body bore no signs of decomposition, and appeared to bave been in the water but for a short time.Ita gbaatlv appearance was rendered more awful ny a terrible wound in the forehead, and when It was taken on shore it waa ssou rec gniaed as the corpse of Costo-frolaa\u2019a companion The news spread through the place like wild-fire, aud soon the excited townsmen were searching diligently for ths susptcted man, but be wss no where to ba found.Those more aeqaioted ¦ iib M theron gathered around, and U was found that a valuable gold watch had b?en taken from his pocket.Tne fact then b-c»m« known that he bad with him about $2,000 woitb of goods, which it became evident had been tbe TB1IVTAT10H TO TU 80UD1D WSSTCH to cotumit tne inhuman deed.Teb grams were at once sent flying ,Q all dirrctioos; first to Deputy-Chit f of Police Nesgele of this city, which he received at one o\u2019clock this morning.Immediately Detectives La-Ion and Biche aad Sergeant Dreifuss, with several men, started on tbe search, and it wac not very long before tbe detectives found b- ro the murdered man tatd b-en boarding on Amherst street Mis Cross, the landlady, told them tbit Costefiolss, aha» Dr.Mirabel, bad been at her house during me afternoon.He came up tbe stairs aud rang the ball.His face was pale and haggard, aud the stern gaas of his eye mads ber soaddrr as SHI asuo HIM wsams MATHS BOS WAS, or if ne hsd met witn any axioent.He replied, \u2018-No, ne bas gone to Al: any, and I most harry after him She then noticed that bis moustache bad been irccotly rut, but be hurriedly left her, and put au end to ber questioning.The detectives then left and ielrgiams w-re sent to Qmb.c, St.Jerome and ail points were information was llke.v to bti h.d.The vic lm whs a Frenchman, having come oat from .France, and as meorioned above was bearding with Mrs.Cress o x Amherst street.THH riLOI S HIST RT is briefly related as follows : Ho is a Savoyard, five feet six inches tall, rather *btck sat, with lUht biown moa^tacbe.He was for some time resident in this city, on Titre street, where he practised bis trade of watch* makiug.Subsequently be removed to a room at tbe corner of Bonsecours and Notre Dame streets upstairs, and later took up bis residence in Bt Jerome.He left there not long ago to live al B.use\u2019s Point, where little had bem heard of him until tbe tragic event jnst related brought his name again to the notice of Montrealers.He is - well-known in the country, having tiavelled extecsivtly, and will donbtless be apprehended before long.He is koowo in some places by the name of Mirabel or De Mirabel.Up te tbe time of going to press, nothing has been heard concerning him\u2014Wüntu.Km\u2019S ÜOOOA.\u2014OMATMFtTX.AJTS OOMTOBT-iko.\u2014\u201c By a thorough knowledge of ths natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr.Bppe has provided our breakfast tables with e delicately flavoured beverage which may save ns many heavy doctor*\u2019 bills.14 is by the ]ndiclons use of such articles of diet that a constitution mav be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease.Hundreds cf subtle maladies are floating around ns ready to attack wherever there Is a weak point.We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping oureelvee well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame.\"\u2014\u2018OMl 9nvio$ (Sasstta\u2014Sold only In Packets, labelled\u2014 ,< jamm Kpps A Co., Homoeopathic Chemists, London, Eng.\u2019\u2019 March 1, 187______ FmdAw SANFORD\u2019S RADICAL CURE For CATARRH A purely vcgetabla distillation entirely unlike ail other remedies.IN ths nirparstlsn of lids ibmarkah\u2019o remedy every u.-ru, plant, *:ul l>ark la salijettcd to distillation, whereby the csecnlial mcdfral principle liobtained In vnpor.conileuacil ami bottled.Wfint remains In the stilt Is Inert, valueless, m: Imlnltttt-red, It acts nnoii t ho organs of circulation, «reps the skin moist, and ncntrallres the acid foison that has fonnd Us way Into the stomach and h-nfa Into the blood.Tims aenre pr.>i{rt>«*»lc for hr-mu luRcauUy to dev Iso a more rational treatment.\t_ SURPRISING CURE.\u2014About twelve years ezo, while travolUnic * ith t'other Kemp\u2019s Old Folks Concert Tronpi- ns a tenoreln rcr.I took a severe cold and rv.-.a 1.IJ wp nt Newark, N.J.Tills cold brought on a severe attack of Catarrh, Which I battlca with every known remedy for four weeks without aval:, and waa 11 ally obliged to give up a most desirnblo nfesitloH a-id return homo, unable to sing a note.Ftsr tlirce vnrs aiterw.rds I was unable to eln-.f at all.The Ar t m ta' k of Catarrh had left my *asal or-cans and 1 roat so sensitive thatthorllKUt st cold would bring on w-fr.sh atîack, leaving ino pro>-t'-ated.In tnls way I continued to Bull r.Thela;t \u2022attack, the sr ver st lever had, was terrible.Ism-fered the m st cxcruela:Ing pain In my head, wr.j so boai»« a* to be scarcriy able to spe.k, and congacS Incessantly.I thonjrht l was going Into onlclctcpnsumpttcn,(tnd 1 llrndy oeliovo that had ttu'*» at'mptoma contiiiuod wltuout relief they wohldraave renflerej mo an easy victim, whe-i Intuisdlstresalngcondmon, 1 commcncctlthe n.a offAxronD\u2019a ItAPirAt.Cubs r >b CATAunn.very reluctantly.I confef», as 1 had tried all tho Rdycr-tUcd remcUl -s without hem t-t.Ths first dose of this wonderfal medicine gave mo tho greatest relief.It is hardly possible T r one whose head aches, eye s ache, who can aearccly ar, Iculato distinctly on account ol tho choking nccmnulittiora In Ids throat, to realize how much relief 1 obtained from the first application of Ba.vfoi; n\u2019a Ita Die »r.Cri it.Under Ireinilnence.both imcmnl and external,I rapid y recovered, and by an oeeaslonal as« Of tho remedy tinee.iinveheen entlnHy free uUld Cstarru, forth a 4ret time in twelve years.\u2018\u201c\u201c^'ÎKwrilOLBEOOK.p.t\"v;Æ3.t(îSi*ÈSSiài .r geo.H RotiKKa, Drugget, Itn mford fi-allumg.Faeh package contains Dr, Sanford's Improved Inhaling Tube, with .lull directions fur n»o III all It an infant U thirsty, give it pare water or barley water -, no sugar.On the hottest days a few drops of whiskey may be ad led to cuber water ur food ; tne whiskey not to exceed a teaspoonful kwsnty-foor hoars.VUOIBO Of DtVASTS.Boil a teaspoonfal of powdered barley (groued in coflee giioder) and a gill of water with a little salt, for fifteen minutes* strain then m x it with half as much boiled milk add a lomp oi wbite sugar, stte of a walnut and give it lake warm, from a nursing bottle.Keep bottle and moathpisce in a bowl water when not in ase, to which a little soda may be added.For Infants five or six months old, give half barley water and half boiled milk, witk salt and a lamp of sagsr.For older infanta, give more milk than barley water.For Infants very costive, give oatmeal in stead of barley.Cook and strain os be fore.When tbe breast milk la only half enough, change off between breast milk and this prepared fyod.In hot wheather, if blue litmus paper, apo pli-d to tbe fcoi, tarns red, the food is tod acid, and you mast make a fresh mess, or sd-a small pitch of baking soda.IniobU of six mouths m»y have beef tea or beef soap once a day, by itself, or mixed with other food ; and when ten or twelve months old, a crust of bread and a piece of rare beef to sack.No ckild under two years ought to eat at yonr table.Give no candles, In fact, nothing that is not contained In tbeoe raise, witaoat a doctor\u2019s orders.snutis ooKFLAiar.It comes from c ver-fecdiog, and bot and fool air.Keep year doora and windows open.Wish your children well with cold water twice a day, and oftener in the hot aeaaon.Never ueglect looeeneseof tbe bo wela in an tefant ; consult the family dispensary physician at oooe, and he will gjva yon mles about what It mould take and how It shoal i be barsed.K«ep jour rooms os cool ss possible, have teem ventilated, and do not allow any bad sm-11 to come from sinks, privies, garbage boxes, or gutters about the boos* whets yon live.Bee that year own apartments lie rignt, and complain lo the Board of HealtO, 301 Mo t street, if the neighbor-hood ta offensive.Where an infant is croee aad irritanle in the hot weatner a trip on the water will do U a great deal of good (ferryboat or steamboat) and may prevent cholera infantum.Tragedy aft Kockford.MUBDEB AND SUICIDE.Jarvis, Dot., July 24.\u2014A horrible doable tragedy oceaned early this morniog near the village of Bockford, about five milee west from here, in tbe coanty of Norfolk.George Smith, a farmer, and James Smith, his eldest son, a man about twenty-one years of age, went from tbe boose between two and three o\u2019clock this morning to attend to their farm dades.They had been absent bat a short time when the yoang man returned to tbe house and called on the rest of the family to get op.He then went to tbe bedroom occupied by bis two sisters, and attacked one with a wooden pump handle, which he brought in with him, catting frigbtfal gashes on her head aud barring her arms badly, which she pat ap to shield herself with.He then struck the other sister a few blows and she fell or threw berself^on the floor near the door exclaim!og that he had \u201ckilled her I\u201d Probably thinking he had done so be tarned his attention to a young brother who fled to the kitchen, aud picking op a brass kettle, threw it al James, and, getting possession of a pistol, held tbe murderef at bay, rilling him he weald shoot him if be came near him ; James tbeu left the boose, and for some time it wss supposed he hsd fled, bat he has since been foaad in tbe turn hanging by the neck, deed The old mao was found behind the barn dead, with Lis skull smashed in.The inference Is that be had been killed by bis son before tbe attack was made on the rest of the family.His body hod been dragged some distance towards a straw-stock, tbe muiderer probably contemplating hiding tbe body or boming it in the straw-stack, bat abandoned tbe Inten tioa.Tne girl first attacked is dangerous,y hart, her injuries having caused her to vomit blood.There bad been a quarrel about sums of money wbicb James bod stolen from tbe old man on different occasions, and he had stolen money to go to the Oddfellows\u2019 excar-sion to Hamilton, which comes off to-da , and bis father had discovered this.The pamp handle bad been sawn off, leaving a square end on purpose to accomplish his murderous intentions.A later and more explicit accoont of ths Bockford tragedy Is that young Smith went to bis sister\u2019s room some time in thq night and stole the key of bis father\u2019s money-box from a string of keys which were sroand tbe oldest girl\u2019s body.He stole tbe money and pat the key bark la the bed, and upon the girl turning over in tbe bed shortly afterwards felt tbe key which awakened ber, and suspecting what had been done, as they had expected be would attempt thev theft.Bbe then got op and told her father something was wrong, os the string of the keys bai been cot from her body.Her father thea got op, and went to the son\u2019s room and so cosed him of taking the money.They both then come down stairs and had some words, tbe old man threatening to have him arrested if he did not give ap the money.His son th'-n gave ap part of tbe money The hither then procured a halter, and started for the field to get a horse to go to Bimcoe, saying he would put a atop to this kind of work.The son followed him ap lane back of the barn, and there murdered him with a club about two feet six inches long, which be had prepared the evening before from an old pomp handle, and which the glria saw him catting, not knowing for what purpose.It was reaad at the end, not square, as before stated.His subsequent actions are correctly detailed in the tiret report.Tbe old man was forty-nine years oi sge, snd highly respected.?a inquest was held this afternoon on tbe bodies of George and James Smith, tbe victims ol the Bocaford tragedy, by Dr.Hayes, of Simcoc, aseieted by D.s.Howell and Lan-g ill, of ibis village.In the cose of George Smith a verdict was returned in accordance with tbe foregoing facts, and to the effect that James Smith committed eaicide by banging.It is tbeugbt ths eldest girl will recover.Tne mother only died about oue year ago.She was tbe second wife, bat left only one child, a boy.The rest now living\u2014two girls and a boy\u2014are children of the first wife.James wss to have been married to-day.Miscegenation prevoiU in Liberia, according to tne Cnarleetoo Aews and Courier\u2019» ccr-teapoudent, and tbe murals f tbe lower class axe no bettor t au they sbuuld be.Tun can swear at a native and call bim 11 tbe names you like, except \u201coigge or Its équivalant Tbe employment of tria sacred word as * term of reproach is punished by a flue.The correspondent might have added that everywhere tbe negro reset:to a* (he worst of lu-solts an aliusiou to his oolo.\u201cB ack nig get\u201d is tne wont name a quarrelsome Afr eon The Great Bhohenees Remedy Is an Indian vogetabls compound, composed of tbe j aloes ot a variety of remarkable medicinal plarts and herbs; tbe various properties of these different ingredients, when combined, Ur so constituted as to act simultaneously upm tbe Blood, Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Ul-geatdve Organs, Nervous System, Ac., restor-lag tbelr fuuotioos to healthy action, ant, being purely vegetable, la at harmless os nature\u2019s own beverage.This medicine is a decided benefit in all, and a permanent cure in a large majority of diseases of the blood, snob as Scrofula, Erysipelas, Bolt Bbenm, Conker, Pimples, Ae.In prescribing tbls medicine wo do not claim that it always performs cares; bat this wo do say, that it purifie* and enriches tbe blood, permanently curing a large majority of dlseaeea arising from Us ImpurlUen.It stands lor ahead and unequalled among the handred* of competing medicines of tbe day.It bas stood the test of ten years, and Is to-day mors popular than ever.As a sommer lesU ratlve it stands unrivaled ; it enables tbe system to bear np against tbe constant drain to which it is subjected by a high temperature.Persons who are subject to Bilious Colic, Dysent ry, Indigestion, Ac., sbonid take the Shoebonees Remedy Price of tbe Remedy in pint oottles |1 ; Pille, 25cta.a box.Hold by all medicine dealera.October 20.1877.\tJrn-dAw poi wist in nttm di usoim ms, Benson\u2019s Capoino Borons Plaster*.iR THIRTY YEARd THERE HAH BI EN one objection to porous pl&stere, acd that consisted in tbelr slow action.The in V itlon ot Benson\u2019s Cnpclno Porous Plastov» < ercomea tbls difficulty.They will positively cure diseases in a few hour», which other porous plasters, liniments or com pound* re quire days and weeks of continuous wear to slmplv relieve Their action is more vigorous than electric liy, more powerful aa a local remedy.They do not blister, are purely vegetable, and contain neitner metallic or minera poison*.Tbelr celebrity Is founded upon tbelr great activity They are In no senne a not rum or paten medicine, but founded upon true medical skill ; they attach disease with astonishing vigor, and quickly restore tne circulation to Ita normal condition.They ore a great improvement on other porous plasters.The strongest possible evidence o! tbelr great curative properties lies in tbe foot of tbelr being imitated by nuserdpa-loas Individuals, who seen to pnlir off worth-Ita compounds, under tin uamt- of * Capsicum \u201d or \u201c oapeicin \u201d ae oelug the same as Benson's Oapclne Porous Planters.Be not deceived, they are totally unlLxe tbo genuine.To protect the consumer the word Gapolne is oat In every plaster.This remarkable remedy u endorsed sa tbe best external 0> 'dlolne known by over 2,000 physicians snu uroggists, of exoelleai reputation.Price 26 cents.BEaBURY A JOHNSTON, Pharmaceutical Obemtsi*.N.Y.Mav *.18*7\tfi*\"» COHMHIChL loons, it NTEREST TAELK8.Exchange do.Ready Reckoners, in $ c.and £ ».d, Anierson\u2019s Commercial Letter-Writer.Advance Ta 1rs.\u2014Currency at any advance on tbe HteriiDg.Works on Surveying and Civil £ nglneerlng\u2014 Steam and Steam Mechanic*, A)., Ao, TIMBER RECKONERS.Oullere\u2019 Act.Paradlb\u2019 Bqnare Timber and Cesl Reckoner*.Welch\u2019s Board-Tables.Ml lei'* do.-inepp&rd's Deals and Staves.« Haw-Log Tables.MoGle\u2019*\tdo\t12 x 14 Standard.Montreal Produce Tables, \u201cDawson\u2019*.\" Haeweil\u2019* Engineers' and Mechanics\u2019 Pocket Book.Hoppus\u2019s Practical Measurer.KlnMey\u2019s Bell iostrnclor In Measuring Lumbar.Cussoa\u2019a Lnmber Merchants\u2019Ready-Beckoner Hcnbuer\u2019s do\tdo.Ffetgbt Calculator; exhibiting the contents of all kinds of Packages and Casks.BOOK-KEEPING.Bryant A Btratton\u2019s Book Koeplng.M mb\u2019s Science of Don le kntry simplified, B-yant a Stratton\u2019- CcinmeTOlal Arithmetic, \u2022french and Engl *b Me .surer, Wartele\u2019s.Gold ano Greenback Aabl-v.Penmanship: Tbnorv ard Art of.CHARTS.DAWSON A Co have «iways on band Capt.uayfle d\u2019s Admiralty charts of tbe River, Unit, A , Ac.July.8, 1878.flan Fruits, Vegetables aud Oysters.YABEB 1 A 2 ft.OYSTERS.Do.2 A 8 ft.Tomatoes.Do.3 ft.Sugar-Oared Corn.Do.2 ft.Lima Beans.Do.2 ft.String do.Do.2 ft.Assorted Vegetables.Do.2 ft.Assorted Fruits M.u.mountain; July 26, 1878.Qtf_______ c:uit« Price, >1.00.Fqi Retail T>rug>jl»ts Uiroiixhnut tli ami frtail forunulmts throurunur uioÆ.'nllcft States mul 'anoiln».*WEFKB A fOrTF-B, OiyrraJ Agent.» uul tviiolcaalo Druggfott, BoatcUi.Max*.¦CouiNSM VOLTAIC PLASTER An Electro-Galvanic Battery combined with a highly Medicated Plaster containing the choicest medicinal Gums aqd Balsams known to modern Pharmacy.Hetc Plasters have now been oeforo the publia ATsa A Bon\u2019B MAMUAX.contdD* more Information of value to aavertieer* man any other publication.Bent free.Address N.W.Ayer A Hon, Advertising Agents, Time» Building, Philadelphia.Wt HAVE for two year*, ami.notwlthacamlliijr tliq Immense iiu.ubvr/jf remedies lu tho form uf huunvbui, lo-tUfof.nalU'Curun», and ordinary planters,they have M jadllyliicreiacu lu sale and tuct with uufvcrtal rpproval.as evidenced by over pyq liiotu iud uu-roiieltcd «értfukoclnl» Id eur powuHslom Nany re-j r.rkuble casea have bean certified t» by, v,rU-l:»owa citizens in all parts of the l nltCdt-tatcs, copie» of w Ulch will be scut free of cltan» to nr.y ene desiring tuem.Improvement», In many way», have been made,*» *ucge»torld 8>an, N.Y.name, 10 cts.JONES A CO, 30 Mixed C ide, 8u< wfUtes, L\u2019amaik, Ac., no 2 alike, with name, 11 cts.J Miak lbr A Co., Nos^u, N.Y.r JOB MOSEs\u2019 PiLLS.»HI8 INVALUAB' E MEDICLNsJ.{18 UN-_ falling in the core of all .those painful and iangsrons disor fera tovrbich tne Female con.dltailon is nu\u2019 ject.It invigarmes the csbl-itaUd a d deU' ute ; and by regulating and Hrenglbening the Bystma, fortifies ihe yomh-al cooslltull: n for ths dati< s of Ilfs, and when taken in middle or old age, proves » real b.ess-iBg, and on the approach of Child-birth, there fills fchould be n«ed for twbor thtee weeks pievions to confinement ; the bem fits to be lerlved are incalculable ; tb y fortify thecon-atKatfon, lessen the suffering during labour, prevent weakness,of tne organs, and enable tbe mother to perform ber duties with comfort to herself ond child * ' - - ' ' In all cases of Nervous Aud Spinal Affections, Pains lu tne Bock and Limbe, Fatigue sn slight exertion.Palpitation of the Heart, Hyttarlcs and Waites, these piUs will effect a cure when ad other means bav « î»lis, l : and although a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calc mal, antimony, 6r anything hurtful to the constitution Full directions in the pamphlet around each package.- JOB MOSES.NEW YORK, SOLE PROPRIETOR.$1.00 and 12{ cents for postage, enclosed to Noithrop A Lyman, Newcnarle, Ont, general agents for th* Dominion, will Insure a bottle, containing over 60 pills, by return mall.January 18.1878.\tOctîîO-Jin-dAw TELEPHONES ForBu lue** Purposes, our* excel all other* m eie»rnec* a d vo ume f lone Ida* ctrrular and tent monta s > n 8 cts.Address J.R HOLCOMB, Mali.it Cbesk.OHIO.$20.$50.$100.$500.Iuve?tsd JuulclouaJy in Blocks (Option* or Privileges), often returrs len time* the amount 1 \u2022\u2022 30 day*.Full details and Official 8to k Exchange Reports me Acdrere T POL-TER WIGHT A CO., Banker*, 29, WaU Street, New York.July 26, 1878.a e I ixobel\u2019s jj)namite.OREL\u2019S DIN AMITE IS THE BEST AND nafeat Explosive known for Bnuilcg purpjses Does us worx more effectively aud Cheaper to Uae than gnnpowuer.heumatore, Gutta Percha, Whits Tape anal other Fusee lor aale by^the Agents.O.A.W.WORT ELK, .fee, HL Peter Street.May 4, 1878.\tFmtaW NOTICE.Pi_____\t- - of (ftUEBEO, 1871, Established by Act 0 Poritaaient.anuer the control of th* that mn b may ba done to mltlgaie, to prevent, to retard,- aye, and even to arreet and cure ibis u ost defcUactive nf ban an maia-uies.\u201d H'* ex.enence « IMv yew» lead* him to assert that the \u201cgreat remedy, more essential and more cffeciual than any other, s Gcd Liver Oil- Bur who car taxb it ?Roblr-son\u2019s Pbosplor.xed t muleion of Cod Liver Gil with Ltoio Ph; Sj.haie of Lima contain» all th i virtues of Cod Livrr OH, In a form acd comhluat'on mo l desirable to obtain Its fullest effects.\u2019\u2019 Ahybody can taxb it I Prepared oaly by J.H.Rouir»bon, Cbemlst, Ht.John, N.B., and lor sole by Druggleta gacershy.Price $1.00 per bo.tlo ; six bottle» for $5 01 July 18, 1878.\tmarl4-R-Lm A SPLENDID Of PORI Uf* IT Y TO WIN a Fortune.EIGHTH GRAND DIS TRIBUTION, 1878, at NEW ORLEANS TUESDAY, August 18.Louisiana State Lottery Coy.This Institution wo* regularly Incorporated by tbe Legislature of ths State for Educational and Charitable purpoees, in 1808, with Capital of $1,000,tOO, to wnlch it ba* since added a reserved fond or $360,000.Its grand ! Cingle Number Dlstrlbnt Ion w*!! take place ; monthly on the eocond Tutsfny.It never tcale» or postpones.Look at the following Distribution: CAPITAL PRIZE, $80,000 : 100,000 IICKETM AT TWO DOLLAKB EACH HALF-TICKETH CNE DOLLAR.LIST OF PRIZBf.1 Capitol Prise.$30,000 1 Capital Prise, 1\tCapital Prise.2\tPris-s oi $rd Dufferln Is well known as a man of h'gb culture, varied attainments, and an sn tbuslastic sportsman and voyageur.His \u201c Letter» from High Latitudes *\u2019 are marked by cleverness of narration, great laolhty and picturesq enes* rf description, and a quiet, derp.flowlng borner.ludved, so unique are the author\u2019* descrlp'lv* power*, and ao intelligently and vlv.dly dot* be de;let tbe acen-n nider lecltal In there letters, that we should find it difficult, in all the range of descriptive llte ature, to rqnal tbe graphic nar-ratioi ot scene and incidents presented to tbe reader in tbe visit to tbls remarkable region.Tbe booa has bf con \u2022 a c arete In tbe liiera-tur* of travel, and tbls n»w eoltloo, with portrait, Introduced w to special preface to th* American reading public, euould fur-tuer extend it* fame snu poju.arity.May 28, 1878.EW BOOKS AND MW MITIONS MESSRS.DAWSON & Co.HAVE JUST RECEIVED : X rO 1 ROSS-BELFORD\u2019S CANADIAN 1^1 Month1 y for Jaiy.Black\u2019s Guide to Paris International Exhibition, 1-78.Madame Pompadour\u2019* Garter\u2014a Romance of Relgu of Louis XV., ny G.De St.André.Tales from Blackwood \u2014New Bene*.Jet : Her face or b«r fortune\u2014Appleton\u2019s Handy vols.A Struggle, by Baruet Phillips\tdo.\tdo.Mloerlcordta, by E.L.Linton\tdo.\tdo.Gordon Baldwin\u2014Phlloaopter\u2019s Pendulem da The Flsbetmennf Ange\u2014Katherine Maoquold Appleton\u2019s Handy vol*.A Hlttory of tbe War between France and G*rmany, 1870-1.lilustratod- Tbs War In tbe Peninsula and Wellington\u2019* Campaign* iu France and Belgium, by H.R Clinton.From Jest to harncst, by E.R.Roe, with Original iru*tratiOD*.The Complete Angl«r, by Isaac Watson and Charles Cotton\u2014a New aud illustrated Edition with notes.For sale by DAWBON ft CO,, Foot of Mountain Hill.July 12, 1878.EL AQUILA DE 0R0 CIGEA.K.Pacific Mai! .Vieamstiip lines, Between new york and ban FRANCISCO, via Isthmus of Panama, reaching all Pacific ports of Moutb America and Mexico and au perte of Central America Ban Francisco and Japan ana Obi, a : Ban Francisco aud Banc wlcb Islands, New Zealand ao# Australia : Ban Francisco and Brltiib Columbia, Wasblngton Territory aud Oregon.For Circulars, giving fu.l information, apply to General Office, 6, BOWLING GREEN, New York or to GUSTAVE LEVE, Agent, Qunbeo May 7, 1878.\tFm I a HE.tJüBY ai VEN THAT THE Plafi at month of Cap Rouge River, and It Une with tbe only other Deep Water P1m there, IB SUBMERGED AT ABOUT HALF TIDE, and that the position Is shown by » GREEN BUOY.Cap Bongo Pier and Wharf Co., J.BOWEN.J»., Manager April 80, 1878.This marvellous and unrtval-led brand Is now on the marksl, aud Its popularity Is unbounded.No cigar>*ver met with such en ntbusUretlc reception since tbe Invention of Tobacco.President Grant sent for tbe first box, and sail he would rather be the man who made that cigar than be President.Tbe tobacco foom which there Cigars are made Is grown entirely in conserva toriee, and th* Cigar Is manu facie red on mahogany tables, by thorough-bred Cubans, In clawhammer costs and white kids When a man smokes one of these cigars be walks on air aud dreams that he ha- a diamond scarf pin and a sixty-five dollar suit of clothes, and h*s Just married rich.It makes the breath sweet and keeps tbe teeth white, and will force a moustache on th* smoothest lip in five weeks.It improves and beautifies tbe complexion, e radicale* free k-es, tan and dandruff; end Imtaria to the oldest countenance tbe rosy freebnesn of youth.It permeates the house, the window ourlai ns, closets and clothes with tbe delicate odors and exqufolto fragrance of heliotrope, Irangi-peni, Jockey oluo and white rose, it wlU feston tbe front gate every night, carry In the paper in tbe morning, oboe* tb* bens off the garden, and blister the boy with a robber gun.People who smoke this Cigar will live longer, make more money, wear better cloiles, drive faster horses, pay bigger pew rent, go to church more regularly, and marry prettier wive* tban any other class of men.It burns with an ash so white that chalk would make a black mark upon it, and it wouldn\u2019t break off and fall inside your vest, not if you were to a Hike It with on earthquake.These unrivalled Cigars are for sole at MtlM.MACJDONKLL\u2019M CIGAR DEPOT, MOUNTAIN May 28, 1878.Province of Ontario 4UXBEC 8.00 .AxtUabaska, ober- brooke, Ler oxvUie, Is 1 n nd./Po i rout*, Easier r Township* and Richmond: to Montreal, by railway, dolly, (a).» Obaudicra Station.ose» «a 8.00 .Montreal City by »!/' WB\u2019 and westward.iany, (so\u201e- 1 brse Rivers and Bora) by railway, dolly, at., Montreal Otty, Three Rivers, Borel, Balls-can Bridie, Bert bier and Bt Fierro les Boo quels, by fiteamer, dally.6.16 Lesd , (Megantio,) dally, (O).6.16 8.0V\t.liLGilMABt-SllvesUr, ^usaday .Thursday and Saturday, (a).6 15 .\t6.89 Riviere du Loup rail- way between Quebec, River da Loup dolly,., 10.41.\t.80 By Exprens, East of River du Loup, daily, at (6;.:.Otaodlor# Mlllf.LOCAL MAI LB.8.00 .Couutias of Beane* and Dore bee tor by Levis A Kennebec Railway, dally at._.\t3.C0 I.M .Beaumont ft St.Michel ffafey.m .\t4»$$ 8.80 8.00 KienvUle, La noon and Bt.Joseph.Indian Cove), twice dolly at.8.00\t4.60 Levis, tnrloe dally.8.00 11.80\t4.80 6.00 4.80 South Quebec, Vwlcv daily.7.00\t4 48 \u2022\u2022#\u202209 8,00 New Liverpool and Bt.Jean Chrystom a, twice doily.8 00\t4.SC 8.00 2.M Spencer Cove, twice .daffy.8.00\t$aurg, and Lo- retta, Bt.Axnbroiss, daily* at.\u2014.\t».»\u2022 K00 BAY OF CHALEURS .9.80 Matapedtac, croa* Point, Maria, Camp-betiton, Nouvelle, \u201choalhred, Caplin and New Richmond, by Railway, daily.\u2014 6,80 .Counties of Bonavan-ture acd Gasps, by Railway, dally, at\u2014 7.00 MARITIME FRO-VTNORB \u201e\u201e\t9.80 Northern portion of Nsw Brunswick, Rd> mondston, Woodstock, by Railway, dolly, ot.6.80 ., \u201e\u201e\u201e 9.80 New 1\u2019nmswlok, Fred-«noter, BL John, p.E.Island aod Nova BcoUs per Intercolonial Railway, dally, afc.6.80 -, Newfoundland ft Bermuda, W.I., OL\u2014.6.80 -, Y» included in each mall for Halifax, whence despatch 1s an arrival o 1 I n m a a riaamers from N.T UNITED STATES, 8.00 \u2014 Boston and New York, fte\u201e dally.\u2014 WEST INDIES.Letters, fto., ,-f*-pald via stew Yack, are forwarded daily to New York, whence malls are dee-patched at \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022*\u2022 \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022»«\u2022\u2022\u2022 \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022*\u2022\u2022* ooeepa For Havana and West indies, via Havana to New York, daily, oL.- -, from whence mails are despatched on every Thursday.For BL Thomas, the West Indies to New York, at_______________ .from whence molls are despatched on Strd of every month,.\u2022REAT BRITAIN.By Canadian Line, Saturdays, (0) at\u201411.80 \u2014.By Canard Lina, via New York on Mondays, at.\u2014 6 If ROYAL INSURANCE Company.Capital, £2,000,00!) Sti - WITH - ARQE RESERVE FUNDS, -AND- ITnlimited Liabilitv o< Shareholders.UlTlng Absolute Security te Ihe Insured Continue doing Butinees at Fair Rataa.Policies issued here.Losses promptly paid.c.p.ohampioh, AGENT.No.68, 8L Peto' SL, (Jnebeo Juiy 7, 1877.QUEBEC Tiimi-rommociingi rE TIMBER-TOWERS OF QUJKBRC having farmed tbemeelvee inmaa Ama-eiatton for the purpaae of \u2022\u2022caring a feir remuneration for their work, and alee for the purpose of binding the members to ossliii fine another, when, in consequence ot an aeaMgftt or otherwise, the property entrusted ui tie eberge of any of the Members of the Asaoele-Uan is in danger of being lost, tbe folio rire TARIFF OF PRICES has been adoptad, whieb will, in no case, be deviated from :_ Tewing Oak from Indian Cove, Cap Moto» and River Bt.Charles, 80 cenie per lead* Crossing from North or South Bill*.Jft cento.Between New Liverpool Vrd Patent Slip, and intermediate places, If cento per load.Between Victoria Cove and Lower Town, 11} cents per load.Towing Square Pine, Elm, or Ash, from cap Rouge, Indian Oove, St.Charlee Rivet, a grossing the Bt.Lawrence, 12} cents put load.From Victoria Cove to Lowei Town, Square Pine, Elm and Ash 10 cento Between New Liverpool end Patent BUp and intermediate places, 12} cents pei load, Board Pins 9 env extra from at) pieces.Bleepers, some p.,oe os B Pine.AH Timber towed to Commission Wb«tt.and Breakwater 2 cents sxtra per loud Birch, Walnut, Hickory, M-ple, Cherry.Sawed Oak, and Short Railroad Ash 8, cants per load.Outside of \u2022 the ufeovo named pl>\" s 10 cents sxtra, Towsrs not responsible for Sinking Timber *¦ lost throagh passing steaman or «uddes ¦toma.BOOM TARIFF t Bina, Walnut, Hickory, Mapla, Oherry, ns Bawad Oak, II cants per load.Oak * cents.Pine, Elm and Aah, \u2022 cants Board Pine 2 cents extra.All Timber and Deals towed from he bow the Long Wharf at Indian Oove to ahipe loading in the Oove, full tariff.Fleeted Deal» from Hamilton Bros.Oovs to New Liverpool, 26 cento, par BL Petal*» burg Standard.To all other placée M cento per Quebec Standard.Towing leas than 40 loads $5 per tide.Tbe undersigned ie authorised to eeUeoi *11 moneys era* to the Timber-towere\u2019Aseoeie* tien for 1178.Office t Oorner of BL Jamee and Bt.Peter Streets, opposite Quebec Bank.April 23.1878.JAMES WARE, ^«\u2022esetary 6.15 6.16 DEPARTMENT INLAfSD REVENUE V OTIOE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 HE _Lv following tali if for measuring and cull* ing square timber was approved by His Excellency the Governor Genera] In Council to take elfect on ana after tue I8tb of June ins?A BBUNSL, Commissioner of Inland Revenue.Ottawa, Jims 27, 1877.i A R 1 F F For measuring off or counting Timber t cents.White Pins, Butternut ur Basswood, per ton.6.0 Red Pine, per ton.- 6.6 Hard Wood, per ton\u2014\u2014.- 6.6 Waney Timber, per ton,\u2014.- 8.: do do string measnremem, per ton.7.5 Hemlock, per ton.-.8.6 For culling and measuring in \u2022 merobantabls ¦late ur measuring in shipping order or counting off when not otherwise provided \u2022enta.White Pine, Waney, siring msasure- ment, per ton.-.12.8 White Plue, square and Waney, per ton 9.8 Red Pine Timber, per ton.\t\u201410.8 Hard Wood, per tou.\u201e,Moy Road, purposes taking a limited number of young ladies as Weekly Boarders or Day Scholars to instruct in English, Latin, French, Ger man, Italian, Music, Lrawing, Ac.Bbe will be assisted by competent ladies.pM\" Term* moderate.March II, 1878\tFm KNOW By reaoingSM.prscddiv the Inestimable truths cm tained In tbe best medical book ever THYSFL lasOlelslon receipt of price.$ ftats ofExhanrted\tPrenwtme Dechixt Perron» and Phystad Debility, and the euflese concomitant ill* and untold mleerie^jbat wsul foerefiom, and contains more tbaaflOcrifrtnal pro koelve snd probably the meet tfoatalpsaccttnuij HEAL ft at once.'Addrwi Y \u201cTHYSELF Lm-co-dft\u2014 a\u2014Pestai Oar Bog open Ull 8.00 PJH.h\u2014 Do.do.do.6.80 AM.»\u2014Supplementary Bag Bat-.ur-lays at.12 16 P.M.Registered Letters must be posted 1» mUttsBm before the dosing of each mall.Street Letter Baxes visited, 6.00 AJM, 10.00 AM., 8.80 and S.45 P.M.OarrieriB Delivery 8.80 A.M., 10.80 AM., and 9M PM.J.B.PRUNEAU, Postmaster.July 17, 1878.MIUNltllimomiK, KINGSTON.CANADA.EMI-ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS FOR the ac misai on of CADETS to this COLLEGE, win commence at the HEADQUARTERS of each MILITARY DISTRICT In which Candidates reside, on S' Tuesday, 18th June,and Tuesday, 17th December next, (1878).All necessary InformaUon may be obtained upon application to tbe Adjutant-General, at Ottawa, or to tb# Deputy Adjatanto-Gene-ral of Military Districts.Applications ior admission shook! be sent to the Adjutant-General sot lees than one month before data of examination.By order, W.POWELL, Colonel, AdJL-General of MffiUa.Headquarters, S vril 18th, 1878- May 6, .1878 i Bt, Boston, November 26,; i LIVER FlLLfl FOR INDIA AND THE COLONIES.DR.king S DANDELION and QUIN-IcK folVltR PiLi-B (Wltbcot meioory) ure tbe best remedy for RUe, Wmj, Inuigee-tlon, Blok Headache, Spasms, Giddiness, Htartbaru, Nervousness, Gout, and all dle-erders of the Stomach and Liver.They combine mildness In operet'on with the most sdmlraole tffecta, aud as an aperient cannot be snrpssMd.Manulactared by Joe.Korke, 17, Mortimer St eet, London, W., and sold «11 over tbe world by most Chemist* and Medicine Vendors, at la.l}d., 2s.9d., 4a.Bd., and He- March to, 1878,\tJlylfTYJ