Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 23 juin 1879, lundi 23 juin 1879

[" COMMERCIAL AND SHIPPING rzTTtrnrmci TE VOL.XXXIII.QUEBEC.MONDAY.JUNE 23.18?».No.12,243 mm_BAMAY.WESTERN DIVISION.1.1.IllFO.IilllH.SHORTEST t ROST DIRECT ROUTE to omwi.OW AND AVTKR MO\"TD\\Y, A^RIL Htb.Traîna will 1mt« HOCHELAGA DEPOT M foUowa :\u2014 AM TM.Traîna for Hall at 9.SO and 5.00 Antra at Hall at S 00 ptm.and 9.S0 Traîna from Hall at 9.10 and 4.45 Arriva at Hoobalaca at 140 p.m.and 9.15 Tram for 8L Jaroma at.SO r.K.Train frtun St.Jaroma atMM.MM.7,00 a.»» Traîna laara Mila-End BUUon tan mlnntaa mr RtGRIFICERT PAUCE MRS OR III PASSENGER TRHRS.Qanaral Offlo*, IS, Plaça D'Arwea Sqoara» STARNES, LEVE A ALDEN, T1 kat AganU, .Oflisaa\u2014303 St.Jamaa and 158 Notre Dama \u2022ttaeu.a A.SOOTT, aan'l Soparlntendant Waatarn Dlvtakxx.C.A.STARK, Gann Freight and Passenger Agent.Jana 13.1S79.\t*«p24 LORD DBR^Y AND THE AQRICUL- Delavare and Hudson Canal Ci\u2019s KA.IJL.HO A.D8 \u2014TO- Samtoga, Troy, Albany, Boston, New /ork, Philadelphia,! AND ALL POINTS BAST AND SOUTH.TrtHHI Uav4 Montreal t 5.50 a.m.\u2014Day Ezpraas with Wagner1* Elegant Drawlnt-Room Oar attached, for Saratoga, Troy and Albany, arriving In New York at 10 p.m.same diy wltbont change, 4.00 jwm.\u2014Nlgbt Exprès*\u2014Wagner1* 13* \u2022 gant Sleeping Oar rnns through to New York without change.\tThis Train makas cloa* connection at Trey and Albany with Biaeplnf Car Train for Boston, arriving at 9.30 a.m.New York Through Mails and Express car-rtad via tfcia Una.Information given and Tickets sold at all Grand Trank Hallway offices, and at th* Company1! office, 143 St.James Street, Montreal JOSEPH ANGELL, OHAB.O.MoFALL, Gam Paac'r Agent,\tAgent, Albany, N.Y.\tMentraal, P.Q.May 5, 1879.\tmy38-Lm HE 8.3.\"IMfRAMIOHI\u201d 18 INTENlied to leave Quebec on TUESDAY, the 1st July, at TWO o'olook P.M., lor Plcton, calling at Father Point, Metis, Gases, Peroe, Paapeblac, Snmmerslde and Oharlottctown.Has excellent accommodation for passengers.For Freight or Peerage, apply to W.MOORE, LEVE A ALDEN,\tManager, Passenger Agents, Atkinson\u2019s Whan.Oppoelts St.Lonls Hite!.Jana 18.1879.Loan Da b»t, who lb one of the largest |am4 owners in the pee rag and a close of political economy, has been gMJcmg a characteristic and able speech on the relations of landlord and tenant, hg Liverpool.The subject is one of un* usual interest at this time, it embraces several issues of great moment and con* oero, and the utterances of a liberal* minded and largely interested statesman iHre the Easl of Debbt will be well received by the mass of the population, who have many common interests' with film His Lordship has the agricnltural interests of England at heart, he has apept many valuable years of bis life in \u2022tadying the subject, in trying to better Ike existing order of things, and in Slaking himself familiar with the different aspects which the question may be made 4o assume under difierent auspices.The result of that examination he h&s lately given in bis remarks before the Lan-sas hire Farmers\u2019 Club\u2014an influential body by the way, and embracing a class Of men who will scarcely tarn a deaf ear to the advice tendered to them from such Usoarceof authority as Lord Dbrsy\u2014 sad the English newspapers have nothing bat praise to bestow on the practical and character of the observation^ made on the occasion.The noble Earl * at great length, we are told, the present state of the agricultural resources of the country, and his own interest as a landlord and a farmer sons trained him to investigate the matter With the utmost care and fulness.It k\ta fact patent to\teverybody that the conditions of the owner Of the land and the farmer who brings rtehness ont of it, is not a very prosperous one for either party at present.Agriculture has been carried to the very highest state of perfection and all that ku been found to be realizable ont of the ground has certainly been obtained.In his Lordship\u2019s opinion, the demands Of the fandlords have not been exorbitant, many owners being quite satisfied with 2£ per .cent on the value of their property.The tenants are honest, thrifty and disposed to work with the greatest vigour and economise with the utmost rigidity, bat despite all their efforts in this direction, it has been found that many are unable to make both ends meet, and neither tenant nor landlord is making any money out of his respective matures.The recent development of ttw American trade and the sharp com* petition in produce had done much to L the prices down, and the prospect .f| *| seems to afford no inspiriting sag.gestion \u2019\u2022f ide* that the future will be any the lea*\tih*n ifc \u201c now* A remedy for\t^\tde' manded some .«conraging impetus is «.Ml to .MOW .>\u2022\t0f unhappy condition ox tfcu***.It»»™» the recopOTtiTO powoiS of (ireat Britain .re enonnotu.and her agricultural re \u2022oorces are so great that none need rmliy despair altogether of the futuref but when men like the Eakl of Dirbt miret the sturdy farmer on his own ground and tell that fanning does not pay, and that there is no benefit derivable out of tilling the soil for either land* lord or tenant, it is high time certainly, something should be done to bring about a more prosperous feeling in the \u2022omasunity which employs such an enormous industrial population, and in which so many fortunes are locked up.His Lordship recommends lower taxa* lion as the sovereign remedy which is to check this growing evil, and avert the calamity which is crippling the monied men of the country and causing distress in so many quarters.Loan Dsrbt, how* «ver, is true to his instincts, and to have a fling at the Ministry, which he left a few months ago in disgust, he advises the fermers to oppose by all legitimate means \u201cthe government which engages in expensive and needless foreign wars, the cost of which in the ultimate would fall, go a great extent, upon the agricultural t1l\u2014\u2014 \u201d \u201cNevertheless,\u201d he continues in a sort of spasmodic outburst, which sounds like one of his old speeches, \u201cthe interests of England in her colonies and other should be carefully protected advanced, and expenditures for theee purposes, if prudently made, would he found to be seed sown in good ground.\u201d The question is certainly de-\u2022erving of the greatest consideration by the British farmer.It is a problem in which the Canada agriculturist will also god much food for thought.the bouville élection.The Montreal WiUuu of the 19th iayg a_\u201cIhe Kouviile election ha« result- ed m another surprising victory for the Liberals.Mr* Bouthulier has carried the county by ft maj my of about 259 As the county was carried in the last tuition bv the Conservative member J^jjertrand, by ft majority of !«, the appears lo mdioate a very strong and growing feeling in fever of the Joly Government.To outward appearance at least there was little room for personal references between tbe candidates, olta were French C inadian lawyers, and neither of them residents of the oounty.So far as we are aware, no exception could be taken to either o -ndid&te personally, and it is not charged that improper outside influences have been brought to bear in favor of either side.Tbe coniest seems, so far as reported, to bave been solely on the political issues that are involved in the choice of a candidate at this time.That the demand tor the dismissU of the Lieutenant-Governor takes a leading place among these issues was distinctly assumed by the QtuctU, which accused the Witnesa of giving a piece of news on that vubject with a view to influence the election,and th n proceeded to furnish the public with telegrams in a contrary sense.It is well that tbe issue decided at this election sbouldT have been thus definitely understood beforehand, as the decision of Bou ville enables Mr.Joly to meet tbe Legislature to-day with a dear majority of two, independent of the Speaker \u2022 vote.There is every reason from these elections to conclude that Mr.Joly\u2019s m.ij >rity in the country is much greater tbsn it is iu the House, and those who BSr.a trick\u2019s Yistssbat \u2014High miss wss celebrated by Rev.Father Wynn, O.83.B., and an eloqnent sermon on the devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesas wss preached by Rev.F.Henning, Superior.After mass s ocesston of the Blessed Sacrament took place and the renewal of tbe consecration to the Sacred Heart was pronounced by Bev.F.Wynn In the nsme of tbe congregation.Last evening a procession in honor of Oar Lady of Perpetual Help took place.First Trip.\u2014Th# favorite steamer «Sa.gu»oay\u201d has arrived from winter quarter\u2019s renovated and looking, if possible, better than asoal ; great care seems to have been devo'ed to every part of the boat, and from \u201cstem co stern\u201d she can be said to be in \u201capple piV* order.We envy tbe lacky ones who will embark on board of her Tuesday morning fir tbe sea shore and the Saguenay She Is commanded by Capt.Lecours, with Mr.Joseph St.Onge, for Purser.Sad Dsovriixa Accidikt.\u2014Saturday bight about 10 o\u2019clock as tbe small tug ateamer \u201cCommokore Holiwell\u201d was proceeding down the rtver to Crane Island, and when off St.Valller, Mr.John Jewell, engineer and part proprietor of tbe boat, fell overboard and was drowned.Strenuous endeavors were made to save him but without effect, as after the first cry ootbiog more was seen or heard of him.It may be mentioned that It was at the same place that his father was drowned last fall.Tbe unfortunate man leaves a wife and five children to mourn his untimely and.Elbotrio Disoharss.\u2014At 8.33 last night a very vivid discharge of the electrlo fluid, followed almost Instantaneously by a loud clap of thunder, struck the house of Mr.Drolet, grocer, at tbe corner of Bridge and St.Margaret streets.Tbe lightning entered the house by a chimney and, after overturning a few articles, broke through an upper window and so to the earth.The inmates add neighborhood were almost paralysed ith fear, but beyond this no damage was ** ** *\u201c \u2022\u201c0 \u201c\u2022'\"\"\"\u2019t\trXT done.Some one foolishly called for the Fire know anything ot the feelings of thepeo- Briwd be(ore u WM ^waed their ser-ple of this end of the Province must see that with Conservatives as well as Libérais popularity is rapidly rising.Sir Jonn Macdonald will now, we presume, be inclined to point his unruly followers ot the Angers taction to tbe results of these elections, and ask them if on any conatnuuonal grounds he can now insist upon the dismissal of Mr.Letellier.NEWS OF THE CITY AND DISTRICT.Pkuoxal \u2014The Bon.0.E.Panel, Depnty Minister of Militia, has arrived in (own.Bbo^sdsb's Ocubt.SATtrsDAT.-Louts Ballard, breaking windows, got two months1 jail.Robert Haney, druak, was discharged.Goto Fisn.\u2014Messrs.Peverley 4 Co.have received a choice lot of these fine fish, as also something new in the aquaria line.\u2014Bee ad vt.Psatsr Mssnse\u2014Tbe dally prayer meeting In the rooms of the Young Men\u2019s Christian Association will henceforth be held at 13 noon, commencirg to-day, sod will close every day at 13.45.All iuvited.Lawk Gauss.\u2014Mr.Seifert, of tbe European Bazaar, has just received a consignment of lawn games, now so ranch in vogue, such as tools, badmingtOD, chilvarle, orequet, etc.\u2014 See sdvt.THurts Arbsitsb.-\u2014Two sneak thieves, named Cardinal and Peqnot, were arrested Saturday morning by tbe police for stealing clothing and other articles from the premises of Mr.Lsvallee at La Oanardiere.Bossssite.\u2014Several of the residents of La-ohevrottare street cotnphin of the acta of night prowlers recently.Cellars and hsogsrds have been entered and effects\u2014inclndlng even firewood\u2014carried off.SwiABore n th* Manias\u2014Saturday's Official Uateiu announces that the Lient.-G «vernor hsa been pleased to appoint Lonls Delorme, Esq , Advocate, Commissioner per dtdmui po'eitalem, io swear the members of toe Legislative Assembly.Fob thi Sa«üi»at, ko.\u2014The steamer « 8s-gaeDay,1\u2019 Capt.L cours, will leave the 8t.Andrew\u2019s wharf at seven a.m,, to-morrow, for Hal Hal Bay and Chicoutimi, calling at Bale St.Paul, Les Eooulements, Murray Bay, Riviere du Loop, Tadomao and L\u2019Ause St.Jean, going and returning.Chahos of Tun.\u2014We direct attention to the advertisement of the Bt.Lawrence Steam Navigation Company, by which our readers will perceive that tbe hour of departure of the Saguenay steamers, has been changed to seven o\u2019clock a.m.Those Interested will do well to rise early.Ths Baid oi Saturday Night \u2014The \u201cB\u201d Battery band played, according to aononnee-m^qt, on Saturday evening, from eight to ten \u2019clock, on Dofferln Terraco.The attendance of cUiaens ol all classes was immense\u2014in foot the largest we ever remember to have seen.'-Oft I Bightbocs Judgi.\u201d\u2014A despatch from liondon, Oat., contains the following, of con sidermble interest to paper stealers:\u2014\u201cTwo boys named Selby and Evans, for stealing papers from cltiz ms\u2019 doorsteps, were to-day sentenced by tbe Judge of Interim Sessions to four years each in the Reformatory.\u201d Des a tin of ths Smats.\u2014We have recelv ed a volume of the proceedings of the Senate, session 1879.It is very creditable on tbe part of the publishers to produce it so early after the close of the session.It is welt printed sod bound, and will, no doubt, give the satisfaction It deserves.Scauatua.\u2014At high mass in St.Patrick\u2019s yesterday, R*v.Father Henning took occs> slon to refer to tbe prevalence of this disease in the city presently.He advised tbe avoid ance of contact with those suffering from It, and the observance of thorough ventilation and cleanliness and Ike use of disinfectants by those in whose families It might happen io be.Taoss Kiosks\u2014The advantage of the kiosks on Daderln Terrace was fully exemplified during tbe heavy showers of last evening, when those of them that are covered In were crowded to tbe tall by persona taking shelter, A lightning conduct >r on each was suggested as a precautionary measure.CoBsacTiOK\u2014Iu our report iu Saturday\u2019e Issue of the speech made by Mr.Bacicot in proposing the address, a parentheti* towards the end of the speech reads as follows (\u2014\u201cFor he liked to telteve ttm those to whom he alluled existed only in that place,\u201d while tbe honorable member said that they did not ex-1st in that place.Caftiosb of a Wham.\u2014A few days since Hr.Louis B juasetu, termer at St.Pierre, Island of Orleans, captured alive a your.g fin.back whale, measuring 18x5.It had run aground la shallow water, and waa secured with much difficulty, toe whale\u2019s tale proving a formidable weapon.It was finally killed, and realised 400 gallons of oil.Cakadiaks at Hom.*\u2014Tbe following Cans dlan visitors have registered their names at the Office of tbe Canadian Government, Canada buildings, 31 Queen Ylctoria street London.E.O\\ daring the two weeks ending 13th Jane, 1879 :\u2014Mr.sod Mrs.J E Thompson, Toronto ; Dr A Chisholm, Alexandria, Out.; E S Meeking, Barrie; F S Greenwood MD, bt.Catharines ; H H Latng, Htmllton; Mrs and Mips Johnson, Ottawa ; J Murphy St.John, N.B.; Hon W B Vail, Hon W MU-1er, Hl00 Capt J B-rtl.WALDEN «TA iv._2fl00 Capt Legnllsls.CORINTHIAN.2400 Capt O J Measles, LUCERNE.-2800 Capt Kerr.ACADIAN.i860\tCapt Cabsi.NBWFOUNDLAND_1600 Capt.Myllos, THE STEAMERS OF THE LIVERPOOL MAIL LINf Sailing from LIVERPOOL «vary THURSDAY, and from QUEBEC every 8ATUB-DA Y, (calling at LOOP FOYLE to receive on board and land Malls and Passengers to and from Ireland and Scotland) are intended, to be despatched FBOM QUEBEC, For Ten Cents : One hundred page Pamphlet with Lists of Newspapers and Advertising Rates.For Ten Dollars Four lines inserted one week in Three llundred and Fifty Newspapers.Cieoisex vw\t\t\tf : 1 1\t10th\tMarj t-ABDTfllAN\t\t\t \u201c\t17th\t Ottawa.13th June, 1879.\t\\ Jon* 19, 1679\tImso ÜSUI1 TOMIfi lilt hivihzlimd is©, ao.Notice is heresy given that a DIVIDEND of Three and One-Half per cent.upon th* pald-ap capital stosk of tbls Bank has been declared for tbe carrent half-year, and that tba same will be payable at tbe Head Office aud Branches, on and after fetefliy.&coii deyifJolf Deil.The Transfer Books will be closed from tbe 16th to th* SOtb June, both days Inclusive.By order of the Board, WM.FaRWELL, General Manager.Sherbrooke, P.Q., 3rd June, 1879.Joae 9, 1879,\tm,WAW-td ST.LOUIS HOTEL.K AJKOUJEl A.S KA.Tun FINE HOTEL 18 NOW OPEN, UN der the Management of Madam* A Gagné, advantageously known to the Public.Telegraph Offl:e in th* building.Pbicbs Mod sbatb, Also, a Residence to let for the Season, on th* beet site in tbe Village, formerly occnpUd by tbs Hon.Judge Rontbler.Apply to MADAME A.GAGNE.Jane 4, 1879.\tD bo CHEESE ! JHEESE ! ! p ARM AS AN CHEESE, Greayer Cbeese, Sill ton Cb'ese, Ohtddnr Cheese, Will shire Cheese, Canadian Cheese.For sale by A.WATTERS.Mav15 1879.Batts cf Passage from Quebec ?Cabin.$70 or $69, aicordlUk to accommodation.Intermediate^.^.\u201e$40 Steerage,,.$25.THE 8TF AMERS OF THE Glasgow Line Sailing from GLASGOW every TUESDAY, and from QUEBEC on nr abonf every THURSDAY, are Intended to be despatched FBOM QUEBEC, WALDAN8M.N, OU OT ) Bœ\"XCZ*£r.,\t\u201c CAI*ADIA)V._\t*\u2022 MAKrfr'BAV.,\t\u201c P RUSSIAN\tM Luoaiunt.\t** OOBIKTHIAK.\t« May.about 8tb \u201c 15ih «\tJ2nd ** or It * r rprsv of binding the member* to ssala* oca * otber, when, In coneeqoenee of an aecldecft rv otherwise, tbe property e tis'ted to U\u2019ft charge of any of ibe Members of tbe Aceorla.t on is *n danger rf bt log lo*\u2019, ibe following 1AB1FP OF PRICES baa be n adopted, V clou wll , in no case be deviated from : \u2014 Tewing o*k from Indian Cove oap Rcoge anti River St- Cb-trle*, 20 cents per load.Croaslig from North or «ouita Side, 16 Cants.\u2022 etween New Liverpool and P-tent Slip, and Imetmedtat* o aces, 16 cents rar load Between Victoria Cove and Lower Town, 12) cents per load.Towing Sqnaie Pine, Elm, or Ash, from 0*T Bsoge, In Dan Cove, St Charles River, n crotelng to* 8L Lawrence, 12) cette mr load, from Victoria Cove to Lrwtt Town, Sqcare Hme, Elm and esb, lOeenis Between New L v .\"roland PetentsUp acd intermediate piaeee, IS) cents per load.Board Pine 2 oente extra from all piaeee.Bleep*-a, same pr.e* as Bosu J Pine.Town g Birch, Walnut, Hickory, Maple, Cherry.Sawed oak, and Short RaUro* J A ah, 80 cents per load.Towers loi responsible for Sinking Timber It last through passing steam*:* or sudden storm*.BOOM TARIFF Blrob, Walnut Hiakory, Msp'e, Cherry, ard Sawsd Oak, 16 cents per load.Oak \u2022 eat ta.Plue, Elm and Asb, 9 cent A B ard Pire 2 «ente extra.All Tinr.ber and Deal* towed from below U>* Lou» W barf at Indian Oov* to ship* loafing In lb» Cove, fall UrifL Float* d D>a)a from Hanllion Bros.\u2019 Cove to ftew Liverpool, 26 oerto per st- Peiett-bnrg S.andaid.To all other place* 60 cents p r Quebec Standard.Towing !< a* loan «0 loans $6 per tlda.N.B\u2014In every o*s* amps held reapooatblr for towage *cc oanto; all bills to be peld be fore ship- leave po t, or be accepted t > Agent.We hold no contracte with Stevedore* blnolng.Y be onde reigned is authorised to er L lact all money* one to th« Tim bar-towel s\u2019 Assoc atlon ter 18*9.office : Corner of Bt.James and Bt Peter Streets, opposite Quebec Rank.JAM Ed WARN, Secretary, May 14.IR bale, a large quantity of I?Old Newspapers, Exchanges, ate ate.Apply at th* OFFICE OF THIS PAPER.May 22, 18*9 A TUB ft soft\u2019s MAMOAl.oonlalns information of vela* to advertisers than any other publication £ 'raa.Address N w, Ayer * Bon, Adveillaiat.:Agents, Timet I Building, PhUadetf d»»« NOTICE TO MABINEB8.The «time ball\u201d on thm Uiudai, each day, (Sunday excepted), at halt.past Tweha o\u2019clock, will be hoisted half way np, and at ftv* minute* lo '«One \u2019 be hotelwi to the top, and aft «On* o\u2019clock,\u201d Mean Time, It will be dropped.A Chronometer keeping \u2022\u2018Greenwich Tima.\" should then show 6h.44m.49a,, and the dlflarènes between this and tba urn# abewn by the face of her Chronometer te its erro on \u2022 Greenwich Mean Tim*\u2019\u2019 at that instant.N.B\u2014Should tbe \u201cBell,\u2019\u2019 fcy accident, drtp \u2022t the wrong tin a.It will immediately be no te ted hail-maat, and kept theta >»eiy aa hour.B.L.ASHE, Commander Royal Navy, May 5, 179. JUNE 23, 1879.HEW ADVERTISEMENTS.Dd« Lcl-tfo 33, 8t Orwle 9Ue«t.TbUtU\tO'.ab\u2014W O axta.Bow B«1I» for JoJy-0 X MoUwoil.Board at Haallta of Morray Bay\u2014J A Hamal.NoUm\u2014C P Champion.Notioa\u2014Roteit Btawart and Dancan Stewart Wanted\u2014\u2022\u2022Coroalelo\u201d CfRoe.Par Sa'e\u2014Waa Convoy.Bright Sugar\u2014 Do Bait for Sale\u2014 Do Windsor Howl, Montreal\u2014I Worthington.Xlotlce\u2014John McNair.Blahop\u2019a College, Lennozvllle\u2014Edward Chap* Ltesolntlon of Partnership\u2014Bardou A Co.Lawn Qamee Q Seifert.Omni Trank Railway\u2014Joeeph Hlckaon.Call, Pine and Sprnca DeaU for Sale\u2014J H Clint.Gold Flab ard Aquaria\u2014Pever'.ey A Co.Paelfle BaOway Tend era\u2014F Braun.Leather Trank Loet\u2014Dr Taylor.Special Nctlee\u2014Caaey A C.Qllea\u2019 Liul nont Iodide Ammoala.yellows\u2019 Compound Syrup of üypophosUsa.Parry Davie\u2019 Palo Killer.Alien\u2019s Lung Balaam.Dr Herrlok\u2019s 8agar*Coited Pills.Milk of Mtgneala\u2014Davits A Boltoa.Lnby\u2019a Parlstao Hair Ksnswer\u2014Do.PhUllpe* PhoerNa^atrlllns\u2014\tDo.MONDAY, JUNE 23,1879.XjA.TE»T FROM EUROPE.The Ex-Liupress Eugenie lui* proving.The Question of the Khedive\u2019s Abdication.A OONBTITDTION OBiNTED AL3ACE-LOBBAINE.told Fields Discovered in Sun Domingo.A Sunday Picnic Ends in Bloodshed- GrECE/VT BIAIXAIIN.Lobdom, Jane 22\u2014M.Bonber has arrived at Cbiselburst.The ex-Bmpres* Engenle is mnch Improved.The Queen vieits her tomorrow.At the Homan Catholic churches in London to-day prayers were offered for the repose of the Prince\u2019s soul.A correspondent had an interview with the Duke of Bosssno and M.Bonber, who stated they were ignorant of any will made by the Ute Prince.The London Obtervtr has reason to believe that previous to the official notification which the Khedive received from the French Con* sul-Qeneral of the Saltan\u2019s firman fcr bis deposition, the representatives of England Austria and Germany unofficially advised the Khedive to abdicate, the British representative acting under the advice of the Tntkish ambassador at London.A correspondent at Paris bears that li Prince Jerome Napoleon or bis son aspires to the throne, the expulsion of one or both from France will be proposed.A correspondent reports complete onar-chyin Southern Epirtts.A correspondent in Berlin says the fact that Gortschakoff is passing throngh Berlin without visiting Bismarck Is mnch commented upon.Jsnb 21\u2014The reason Garibaldi seeks to annul his marriage »lth Mme.Baimoadi, is that the pension of 60,000 francs annually granted to his heirs would otherwise go to Mme.Rtimondl\u2019s child, though he is not its father, while bis own children, who are all illegitimate, would get nothin;.The condition of the ex-Empress Eugenie Is Improving.The English Court go into mourning for the Prince Imperial nutil the 2nd of July.ER A.IVOR.YHaAiuas, June 22\u2014The Government has submitted to the Chambers a bill regulating the details of the return of the Chambers to Pads ; it fixes the first meeting of the legislature in Paris for the 3rd November.Ajaccxo, June 22.\u2014Pietre, who was Chamberlin of the Empress Eugenie, has been elected Senator for Corsica, defeating the Republican candidate.ITALY.Bon, June 21\u2014The Italian Senate refused to pass a bill abolishing the tax on grist.Dspretis, President of the Connell, threatens to make the matter a Cibinet qnestion.A serions conflict between the Chambers is threatened.GERMAIN Y.Bixub, June 22\u2014The German Parliament has passed a bill granting a constitution for Alsace-Lorraine.TURKEY.CoaSTABTixoru, June 22\u2014The Porte has opened negotiations with the Powers with the view of securing suaermin rights to the Sultan, but will leave the purely Egyptian side of the question to take Its course.The Council of Ministers has assented totbe voluntary abdication of the Khedive, but If he refuses to abdicate the Porte would require the Powers to submit to the Saltan a full explanation of their motives before Insisting upon his deposition.t Jane 21\u2014Khereddin Pasha remains in bis cAoe as Grand Vialer.The crisis having thus terminated, the ambaseadors presented an identical note urging the Porte to appoint \u2022ommisaioners to re-open negotiations with Greece.At a Cabinet council at which the Sultan presided, the Grand V.zier read a telegram from the Khedive announcing the Powers had demanded bis abdication.The Saltan approved of the resolution of the Turkish Ministers advising the Khedive to refer the Powers to the Sultan, but declared he was indisposed to accept the eventual demand of the Powers for the abdication of the Khedive.AUSTRIA.Yiubba, Jane 21\u2014An Alexandria correspondent says the Western powers have further demanded the removal of the Khedive\u2019s two sons from Egypt.EGYPT.Cano, June 22\u2014The Khedive has declined to abdicete and referred the English and French Console-General to the Pete.(UNITED STATES.Cntoaoo, June 22\u2014The Bohemian Sharp, ¦hooter\u2019s Association, numbering 20, had a picnic to-day at Silver Loaf Grove.One sharpshooter bad a quarrel with a visitor, who after being roughly treated was ejected from the grounds.The crowd outside then threw sticks and stones Into the enclosure.Tba Lieutenant of the company, Frank Lad W«lc.ordered a charge and the crowd ware bayonet ted a ad sabred until they fell back.The company fired three or four volleys and n dcsen men were wounded ; three it is said died.The police arrestud the whole company on a charge of murder.The company marched under the American flag to the ala-tloa.The prisouere are now guarded by a heavy detachment of police.It is rnmorad the Lehrand Wehrverein will attempt to rescue the prisoners to-night.lam \u2014The Lehr and Wehrverein made no edorts to release the prisoners.The picnic was given by the Bohemian Sunday School.Drunken roughs gave considerable trouble, and finally the sharpshooters were for as a protection.Tbs Lieutenant i be gave the order to fire, but says after ha had cleared the ground by a bayonet charge there was such a rain of stones and bricks that his men began a desultory Are without orders.Diteoit, Midi., June 21\u2014The division of the Chicago and Lake Huron Brilroad, from roil Huron to Flint, waa arid by auction today for $300,000, to a Committee repre-aaatieg the Eastern bondholders of the Grand Trank Company, W E8X~lS DIES.Sab TO Domibso, June 7\u2014Congress has au-thorized the Government to cocclnde a red.proclty treaty with the United States.An American has dhcovered fields of grain gold in the northern ptovlcces.1st July, (Dominion Day), when some fine play may hi expected, there being considerable difference of opinion as to the merits of the two flubd.AMBATIO*.'1 us I'mvkbsity Boat Bacs\u2014The fourth annual four-mile boat race between the eight-oared crews of Harvard and Yale, Is appointed to be rowed on the Thames Btver, New London, Connecticut, on Friday week, 27tb June, at 4 110 p in.The Central Vermont Railway, with their usual spirit of enterprise, will Issue exc i sion tickets from Montreal, as well as other places, at cheap rates.Tue Rival Chbws\u2014The following are the names of the oarsmen, arranged in each crew in their order from bow to stroke, via : \u2014Harvard\u2014Rickard Trimble (Captain) Nat.M.Brigham, Francis Peabody, Martin B.Jacob?, Van Der Lynn Stow, Wm.H.Schwarts, Fred.W.Smith, Wm A.Bancroft, Fred.H.Allen (Cockswain) Yale\u2014John R.Collins, N.T.H Patterrou, Che.B.Stir s, Oliver D.Tompson, (Captain.) John W.Killer, Geo.B.Rogers, Henry W.Taft, Philo C.Fuller, Angastiue Fitzgerald (Coxswain.) Sporting; News, aacaosaa.Niw Yobs, June 21\u2014The delegates from thu lacrosse clubs throughout the United States last evening formed a national organisation.It was resolved to call the organization the United States L*crovso Amateur Association.Herman Oellschs was elected President.The long anticipated match between the independent and Lone Star Lacrosse teams, for the championship of this city, Is to take place on the Thistle Lacrosse grounds on the THE ZULU WAK.The cable has anticipated the major part of the war news which is contained m the late English papers received by Saturday\u2019s mail.But some few items culled from the letters of the special correspondents who are with the forces, have escaped (he vigilance of the telegraphers, and from these we learn that more hopefulness prevails, and a larger degree of confidence is felt in the situation of affairs as at present constituted.The well-informed and able correspondent of the London Daily News sends to his paper some very cheering and important tidings regarding the wonderful efficiency of the division under command of Uekeral Wood.This column consists of some fifteen hundred mem and though the smallest of the three divisions which comprise the army of invasion, it is by all odds the beat drilled corps in the country, and the most perfect in organization and discip* line.The soldiers have the utmost confidence in their commander,and a tine spirit ot chivalry exists between officers and men.Lord Cuf.i.msford recently visited Kambula Camp on a tour of inspection, and he was amazed and delighted at the efficiency and zeal displayed by the sea soned veterans.A false alarm was given to test the discipline and skill of the soldiery in the face of an unexpected attack from the enemy.\u2018\u2018Nothing,\u201d adds the correspondent in describing this circumstance, \u201ccould surpass the ease and smoothness with which the machine worked, the intelligent knowledge of their duties shewn by the men, their good understanding with their officers, the entire absence of friction and confusion when they responded to the sudden summons of the bugle.\u201d The whole thing was the work of but two minutes after the alarm sounded.In two minutes the tents were struck, and every man was up, eager and in hii place inside the laager, with his breech-loader ready to fire on the advancing enemy.In the event of a night attack three minutes are allowed the soldiers to get into their places, and in all the experiments which have been made this was found entirely adequate.The men have proved themselves to be very alert and active, and so great is their ethoency that considerably less than three minutes are required to place the camp into a posture of com plele readiness to meet the attack of the foe.This column, we learn, has been the longest in the field, having been put in working order in January when hostilities commenced, and though at first composed of raw material, it holds the first place now for skill, ability and knowledge of the tactics of wsr as practised in Zulu land.Hitherto, Qexerax Wood\u2019s division has been used throughout the war as Hying column, but in future it will act as a constant advance guard on the line of invasion,\u2014a change of base which commented upon favorably by the cor respondent whose letter we have quoted This has been so far settled, but tbe date of the real forward movement has not been decided upon yet.On this point the writer says :\u2014 \u2018\u2022fhe change of final base from the Doom berg to Conference-hill, a change whica in no wise contributes towards an advance, must prolong by at least two days the period of delay, and every day brings us nearer tbe time when, according to universal testimony, tbe withering and burning of the gross render impossible the maintenance of the oxeu on which we must rely mainly for the hauling of our transport.Farther, there must be taken Into consideration tbe abzndonmsnt of the original intention to ent adrift from a base and invade Zaluland with all oar belongings and supplies concentrated into one convoy, of which tbe invading army was to be tbe escort.Tbe abandonment of this pr oject, it is trne, may Jexpedite the com meocament of the advance, since the alternative plan will for the moment at least demand a smaller amount of transport.But this alternative, which consists of advancing step by step and tbe construction of a fort and a depot at each step, runs tbe risk of cutting them to pieces en route, as surely as the original scheme threatened to do before the commencement of the operations.In the successive depot system, however, there will be this unquestionable advantage\u2014that solicitude for the subsistence of tbe troops on the reinro march from Uiundi will be in great measure relieved.With due diligence, and with judicious allocation of transport in the form of relays, the intermediate depots ought to be well filled op In time to meet tbe exigencies of the return march.\u201d The letter concludes with these words : \u2018\u2022At the present writing all the%vidence of the Intended concentration at Conference-hill consist of a train of 100 wagons, which reach ed that spot on Saturday last under the escort of the 90tb Regiment.There have yet to reach the point of concentration the whole of the remainder of Newdegate\u2019s column for Dundee, with all the regimental and supply transports.When Wood\u2019s force John Gene-ral Newdegate forces, it will of course pass into the divisional command of the latter, and Wood will no longer occupy tbe inde\u2019 pendant position his opacity for which he has so fully vindicated.He will no longer be in a position to bring Into useful operation his experience of South A ft icon warfare and bis exceptional military capacity ; bat it occurs to me as a very important question whether these qualifications might not ks utilised to higher advantage by his appoint ment to tbe position as cnief of the staff to Lord Chelmsford.Such an appointment might Indeed carry with it some personal disadvantage to Wood, who wonld of coarse cease to be a brigadier-general, and return to the position of colonel.But in an emergency like the present all public-spirited men would surely ba wilting to subordinate private consideration to the public good, and cannot think that Evelyn Wood would heal-tete at any sacrifice with each an end in view.In conclusion, 1 think it more than probable that tbe brigade which has been asked for in reinforcement will arrive in ample time to take a share in active opera tions.\u201d MANITOBA AGAIN.The last news anent the crisis in Manitoba is contained in the following official correspondence.Our readers will observe that Iubutexamt \u2022 Governor Cap-chon\u2019s action has compelled Mr.Premier Nobquay to back down from his proposal that the Government as at present constituted, (three instead of five members forming the Executive) be allowed to carry on the business of the country, without filling up the vacaucies caused by the retirement of Messrs.Boyal and Delorme.His Honor holding that such a procedure \u201cwould be contrary to the spirit and meaning of the Constitution,\u201d declares that \u201cunder no circumstances\u201d could he accede to such a proposition.Mr.NoRqcAY accepted the situation like a sensible man, despite his majority, and submits for Ills Honor\u2019s approval the names of his two new Ministers, Messrs.Blocs and Iaylor\u2014and here the case \u201crests \u2019 for the present.COBBESPONDENCB.WjHBipxn, Jane 3, 1879.Dear Bir,\u2014Aa it was nndorotood in our interview yesterd»y afternoon, when yon offered me a scat in your Cabinet, that I win to conimuuicate to you my auswer to day, af oi having sren my frit-ndn, 1 now beg to aik you, liotore giving my definite answer, on what tenus Ike reconstruction wonld be made, and what would be the articles ot tbe programme of the reconstruction Government?1 have the honor to be, Your obd\u2019t.servant, (Signed,) J.Dosoo.Hod.J no.Norquay.Provincial Treasurer.Winnipeg.Wibnipbo, June 3, 1879.Bra\u2014In auswer to your favor to-day asking me for an outline of the reconatroction Government, 1 brg to state that the principle advanced in the policy laid down by me last autumn is the passage daring the session of a measure providing for a more equitable redistribution of tbe electoral divisions oi the Province, and alao of a measure to dispenae with the printing of the public documenta in the French language.1 remain, Sir, Youra very respectfully, (Signed,) J.NoaqUAY.Hon.J.Dubuc, M.P.WiBMran, Jane, 4, 1879.Dsab Sib,\u2014I have had this morning yours of yesterday giving an oullne ot the proposed reconstruction Government, and, alter consulting with my friends, 1 beg to state that 1 do not feel justified, under the circumstances, In resigning my seat In tbe Houa?ot Commons ; and i have theref re to respectfully decline tne offer oi a seat in your Cabinet Believe me, dear Sir, Youra sincerely, (Signed)\tJ, Dubbo.The Hon.J.Norquay, Provl octal Treasurer.Wibbipm, June 3, 1879.Sia,\u2014I have tbe honour to submit for your approval the follow og j\u2014I advise the acceptance of the resignation of the Hon.Pierre Delorme as Minister of Agriculture, 1 would also lecommeud that the Government, as at present constituted, be allowed to proceed with the necessary legislation.Among the measures will be Bills for tbe consolidation of the public statutes of the Province of Muitoba, amendments to tbs city chatter, a Drainage Act, Act to provide Assize Courts in tbe west of tbe Province, an Act regarding the public printing, an Act to provide a redistribution of scats, Act to amend the Agricultural Act, County Coutt Act, Town Corpoiation General Clauses Act, Act to reduce the cost of public priming, and the estimates.I may state that I believe it would be very inadvisable to defer the passage of these measures, as the county members feel very stiongly on the subject.Under these circumstances 1 would recommend most respectfully that the filling of tbe vacant seats in the Cabinet be defer.ed until the close of tbe session, 1 have honor to be, Sir, Your obedient servant, (Signed,)\tJ.NoaqoAT.Hon, J.E Cauchoo, Lieutenant-Governor, Fort Garry.To the Hon.Hr.Norquay : Tbe Lieutenant-Governur has read with great care tbe Hon.Mr.Norquay\u2019s communication of yestordiy relative to the position made to the Cabinet by tbe resignation of the ot his colleagues, and requesting to be allowed to go on with tbe public legislation of the Province In the present state of his Government, only throe of its members being left out of five\u2014the full number.The Lient.-Governor regrets very mnch that be could under no circumstances accede to such a position, so contrary to the spirit and meaning of tbe Constitution, and more particularly when, amongst the mea-nures of legislation mentioned in Mr.Norquay\u2019s paper, some of a very grave character and great importance have not been made known by tbe Government to tbe people at tbe last general election, or even foreshadowed by them in the Speech from the Throne at the beginning of tbe session.Government House, Fort Garry, June 4, 1879.Wiinipbo, June 4, 1879.Sib,\u20141 have the honour to submit for Your Honour\u2019s approval tbe name of Mr.Samuel Clarke Diggs, M.P.P., as Minister of Pablic Works, vice the Hon.Joseph Boyal, resigned ; and the name of Mr.John Taylor, M.P.P., as Minister of Agriculture, vice the Hon.Pierre Delorme, resigned.I have tbe honour to be, Sir, Your obedient servant, (Signed,)\tJ.Norquay, Premier, His Honour Tbe Hon.J.E Cauchon, Lieutenant-Governor.Political Notes.A considerable number of members of the Local Legislators have left for their respective districts to attend the celebrations of tbe festival of St.Jean Baptiste.The Lord Bishop and others are petition* ing tbe Legislature for the incorporation o^ the \u201cBishop\u2019s College School Association.\u2019\u2019 Bishop Bacine, of Sherbrooke, la also petitioning for tbe Incorporation of \u201c St.Charles Borrome Seminary of Sherbrooke.\u201d There are also petitions before the House for aid for the continnation of the Lake St.John Railway, for aid to tbe St.Lawrence and Industry Tillage Railway Company, to Incorporate the Town of Chicoutimi, to amend the charters of the Cities of Montreal and Sherbrooke ; and from a Urge number of charitable Institutions, for their annual grants.Persona under the operation of Fellow's Hypopbosphltes should examine Ibelr blood under the mloronope Irom time to time, and mark tbs Increase tX r»d and active partie es and diminution of tbe while or dead ones thsse observations are interesting and In ¦tractive.\td Scotland,\" Capt.James, arrived from Montreal at 2.80 p.m.on Saturday, took cn board the balance of her cargo, and left early yesterday morning for London, with pasvengeis.a gene, ral cargo, 119 bead of fioecattle, and 261 hege Stsamship Beached________Tbe ss \u2022\u2022Oollnk,\" Capt Murray, of tbe Donaldson Line, which arrived from Glasgow, at 2 p m on Friday, and proceeded for Montreal, struck bottom about 7.30 p m a little above Cape Cbarles, it Is supposed on passing tbe D.edge employed In dredging there, and which Is complained of by pilots as being anchored partly In tbs channel which Is at this place very narrow.It was found that tbe steamer was msktrat so much water that, to keephtr from sinking In the channel, she was run on the Sonth Shore, aud now Use full of water at high tide.Steamer .\u201cReindeer,\u2019\u2019 with meam Pumps, Dtvers, and Surveyors, left on Saturday oven-log, to render assistance.Messrs.Audet A Robltallle received tbe following telegram on Satarday evening, viz «\u2022Su John, Wfld., June 21, 1879.To Messrs.Audet A Robitaills, Tbe schra.\"Marie Anna,\" and «\u2018Marie Anne,\u201d have arrived here,\u2014all well.(Signed,)\tOnesioce Menard.\" Sblp ««Albertlne,\" Capt Cunningham, bound for London, left for sea on Saturday evening.In low of tug \"Margaret M.\" Steamer «\u2018Powerful,\" arrived on Saturday morning, from Riviere des Prairies, with one deal rait In tow, for Messrs.Hamilton Bros., New Liverpool.Steamer ««Powerful\" left on Saturday nlgbt> for Montreal, wlib \u2022 tow of bargee.Tbe bark \"Scottish Fairy,\" left for Montreal yesterday morning, al 4 o\u2019clock in tow of tug \u2022\u2022Admiral Porter.\u201d Tbe Allan ss ««Acadian,\" Captain Gabel, from Plotoo, arrived In port at 8 p m yesterday, cnanged pilots, and proceeded for Montreal.Bark \"Santon\" arrived from Montreal yesterday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.In tow of tug \u201cRambler,\" aud anchored in the stream.The ss \"Beaver,\" Capt.LeMaistre, from Camp-bellton, via Moiaic, arrived in port, on Satarday morning, with a general oargo.Captain LeM.reports having experienced strong winds from tbe westward.Passed six barks, one ship and two tow-boats\u2014\u2018\u2018Champion Nos.1 and 2,\u201d be-ween Seven Islands and Point des Monts.Six barks, two ships, and one brigantine, between Poict des Monte and Manioouagan Light Ships, all bound up.Thence, had strong S.W.winds up the river.Passed a number of sails bound down.The new iteam-yaeht \u201cMaggie Noble,\" Capt.C.Fortier, from the Trent, Ontario, arrived in Port at 10.30 p.m.Friday, coaled, and left for Richibuoto, at 10 a-m.on Saturday, where she will be delivered up to her owner, Mr- Noble.The bark \u201cDeSalaberry\" which lost her bowsprit in the recent collision with the S S.\u201cNet-tfoswortb,\u201d wss towed to Davie's wharf, on Saturday morning, whsre she will be repaired.The ss.\"Valetta,\" Captain Anderson, from Piotou, See., arrived in port, at 6.30 a.m.on Saturday, changed pilou, and proceeded for Montreal.Captain A.reports mas or ten inward bound vessels between Cape Chatte and Matane.The pilot, Mr.V.Demers, reports abont thirty sail between Basque Island and Bio, bound down, with strong West wind.Ship \"Bruce\" below Red Island; the \u201cPearl of India,\" at the West end of Green Island ; two barks off Caps Diable, all bonnd down.Tug \"Rhoda\" at the East end of Blc.The steam tug \"Lake,\" Captain Lachance, left on Satarday night for the wreck of the brigantine \u2022\u2022Elle,\" ashore below Point Esqut-meaux, with schooner \"St.Francis,\" Captain W Bernier, la tow.The s:hooner bas bien chartered to eilog up the cargo of tbe *ne, Lombard tfireet, London, B 0., June 8rd, 1679.June 17, 1879.\tF New Yore Stock Market, June 21\u2014 Michigan Central, 771 > BU Paul preferred 934 > Nortb-West, 661 ; Lake Shore, 75] ; J C, 62| » Pacific Mall, 16 j ; D aod H, 46f ; West era Union Telegraph, 9&4; St Paul, 64§ ; Wa-basb, 38; Erie, 27).XMUPOLLA» Jane 21\u2014Per canal-boat St Cyprian, De-marais, fcom Whitehall, US\u2014190 tons coal to G M Webster A co.Per barge Pacific, Hamline, from Montreal \u20141973 deals to J J Bew.Per sa Moravian, Grabam, from Liverpool \u20144 csks bdware to Chlnlc, Beaudet A ca 10 casee to W C Scott.20 cases orangea to Gironx A Son.4 cases, 9 bales to J Hamel A Frere.872 steel rails, 266 bdls fish plates to Bank of Montreal.7 cases to Tnlbaudsau, Frere A co.2 cased casks wine te F Michel Portier.1 case books to Madame Le Supérieur du Ursultnee.3 cases to order_ THROUGH GOODS VIA POINT LEVJS.-4 oases to Tbos AUUon, Toronto.3 do to Alexander A Reid, do.1 do to Gordon, Mac Kay A co, do.2 do to A A Allan A co.! bales to Paterson Bros, do.1 do to G Uoser, do.2 bales, 6 cases to G B Smlib A Header eon, do.2 cases to Jas Bcotu 1 bale to W Brown, da 2 cases to J Macdonaid A oo.6 do to J Campbell A Son.4 do to Mr Young, do.12 do to Hughes Bros, da 1 pkge mdse lo Kerllcb A co, do.1 bale to Sauford Veil Blekiey, Hamilton.1 ca-o to D Kosanstaut.do.3 cases, 1 bale to John Green A no, London.3 oases lo Boyd, Watson A co, do.6 do to Robinson, Little A co.\u2014Remainder of cargo for Montreal.Per is Teatonla, Gibson, from Liverpool via Halifax\u20148 oases wine to Marquis of Lorne 6 hbds cider to order.10 bxs cassia, 23 tallies pipe clay to T Ledrolt.50 bxs candles to Gibb, Laird A co.33 bats Iron to Rosa A co.4 cases, 2 bales to Lalng, Sutherland A co, \u2014Remainder of cargo for Montreal.Jon» 22\u2014Per an Canadian, McLean, from Glasgow\u201416 bris oatmeal to order.3 oases mdse to W Stanley A oo.4 do wlue to J Roberts.16 crates e\u2019ware to Renaud A co.1 box mdse, 1 bale do to Bebau Bros.8 cases wine to W P Lockwood.4 oases mdse to Leger A Rlufret.1 case do to A L G Dugal 3 \"ms and 2 bales to order.\u2014THROUGH GoODS VIA POINT LEVIS.-lease mdse to Tbos Lalley A co, Toronto.1 box do to W O L Brown, Hamilton.2 cates printed books ioJm Campbell A ion, Toronto.8 bales mdse to David Dick, da 1 case do to Jas Watson, Goderich, Ont 10 do do, 19 bade* do BRANDY.CHAMPAGNE VINEYARD PROPRIS.TOR\u2019S OO.(Boutblleau A Go.) In Wood and Bottle.From Store or for Direct importation.A.JOSEPH A SONS, Bole Agents* Jana 20, 1879.\tL COAL !_C0AL ! ! SPRIKOHILL MINING COMPANY This company keep always on band \u2022 large quantity ol tbls superior Coal at Rlmooskl Wharf, and is ready to supply Tow-Boats, etc., etc., cheap for cub.Apply to J.A.TALBOT, Station Agent, Rlmouakl.Jnne 18, 1879.\tLp THE ST.ANNE LINE ! TO PILGRIMS 1 1NHE MAGNIFICENT NEW STEAMER ,\tn or tbeir representatives, which emplacements form tbe lot cow designated upon tbe odastral pan and book of refurtnoe far said Patlsb of Sa\u2019.nt Colomb de Blliery.under tbs nombrr two hrn red and ninety, eight (798)\u2014with tbe bnDdlcga the\u2018eon elected, clronmstinees and depsadenclee.Bale at 10 o\u2019clock A.M.Quebec, 20tb June, 1879.J.AUGER, Assignee.J.E.DERY EINrjL> rsro.SZ\u20197.# YTOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT A Jl^l Dividend of TWO per cent, upon the paid-up Capital Stock of this Institution, has been declared for the current half-year, aid that tho same will be payable at tbs Bank and Its Branch»*, on and t-ftor WEDNESDAY, the SECOND day of JULY next.Th# Transfer Bm k« wl 1 te closed from the 16th to tho 8Gth Jnne, Inch si vs, The Annnal General Meeting of the Shareholders will be held at tbe U«&klug-HouEe, In mis C ly, on MONDAY, tbe ?tb day of JULY 1879, tbe Chair to be taken at Noon.By order of the Board, P.MaoEWEN.Cashier.May 80, 1679.\ttd EiDiiiT umiifim.\" IHI8 M06T EXTRAORDINARY PAIRT or Varnish, called \u2022< Endn t \u201d has reoeiV-\u2022>d the blgbest appro nation from tue French Government and English Admiralty, and la now exclusively used by both on ikeir Ships, In thslr Marine Yards and on their bml-iicgs, Ac., Ac., wbloh Is an evident prmf of Its sn.perlor qualities over all ol^cr article* o! tbe kind.It oaly requires to ba tested to bave Its many good qualities established.It is used for the following as well as for a great many other pnrpores :\u2014 To Cost or Paint Wocden buildings, Roofs, Bridges, and all expos«Ml Wood Work, and for Under Ground Wood Work\u2014It preserves It from Moisture and Rot ; also, for all kind» of Metals, such as Tin, Zinc, Rtest Iron, Copper, Castings.Ac, Ac.For Outside and Inside Walla aud Gable Ends of either Stone, Brick, Mortar or Wood ; it closes all the pores and makes a polleheJ surface almost equal loGiaa or Ebony, which protects it from MoUtore and Dampness ; besides It has the most Invaluable qua.aies of o*lng Positively Fire Proof, and Watei Proof, which no other paint has ever obtained I It is also sped ally need for Ships\u2019 Bottoms of either wood or Iron, Deiks, Masts, Rigging Chains.Anchors, and Iron Work.A Special and ScleaUflo Composition Is made expressly for Vowel, of either Wood or Iron, which will be lonnd superior to any thing that has ever been used to this day.It takes tbe place of Copper, and Is warranted to wear for three or fear years, si a n minai cost of 16 cents (Fifteen cents) per ponn* or 7a 6J, (|1.60) psr gallon.Every pound covers from 20 to 80 cqnar» feet, which is abont doable to wbat any other paint does, besides tbe great diffsrence In tbs wear.Is does not matter whither this Famt i applied on Silk, Linen, Cotton, Canvas, Paper, Cloth, Leather, Wood, or any other material ; It becomes Fire Proof and Water Proof.It docs aUo stand every climate ; th» action o* tbe son, air er water has no eaect un U, no more than It would have upon stone ; therefore It will itand and wear infinitely longer than any other paint, Ac.Every per.on, such as Architects Engineers Contractors of Bmldlngs, Bridges, Wharves Ship Owners or Bnlldets, Painters, Roofers, and mannfactnrers or all kinds of at tide», also Railroad Companies, should in.t.aie themselves without any delay to its supe 1er qua'ltie*.Tbe Federal end Local Governments, who have so many valnabls properties wblcb are sc often allowed to go to rms, shoo'd no: bestiale to save public money by adopting this universal paint for all their Buildings, Light.Homes, Steamers, Buoys, Ac., Ac.The Insurance Companies should offer a Recueil >n of Premlcm to every one wbc w ulj Coat or Palut their wooden bonding «lib it, as they would, no donbt, thus save a arge amount of money yearly, ll being post-lively warranted to be Fire troji.the discovery of tbls most wonderful cm.venal etulutt, u tne result of several years of stndy and experiments by on* of tbe most sclentlflo ohsmtsts and geologists of France, sod U bas received tbe hlgbert approbation from tb* Jury at tbe last Paris Exhibition.Owing to Its particular and *ol#nUd« composition, it covers a mu jn target surface than auy older palet, In fact, nearly double, and It is warranted to wear more than thrice tbe time.Experlmsnts are daily made at tha office of the undersigned Agent as to its be ng positively Fire, Wat.r and Weather rreof, and tb# public a.e pantcnlany Invited to can ana satisfy themselves tba.It po»tM*** ah these remarkable qnalttles, wnlcb axe cxhliiied on samples of every malarial.Tbe Pnbllc may piece Us utmost confidence In alt tbe abnvt-mentioned, for it Will fatal ail It promisee and mvre.Order* for the importation of tbe above are particularly Solicited by the nna^mgued.Cl RICE TETU, No.80, »i.Peter ctre.t, Quebec, Agent for tbe Dominion.May 28, 1679.Kefthav\u2019s Patent Hooting goanis.For aaie by May 27, M79.R.R.IDOBELL A Cv., Victoria Chamber* $9 45 SPEAKING FEATCKES.Wbeae\u2019et I talk «!»*> ®7 8wo«thei»tt Bbe 8pe*k« with her great browa ey®«, And if (*od 'tU ofteo) I\u2019m witty A gladdealng «mile replies.If (rarely) I grow sentimental And ont-Bomeo Hamlet the Dane, With a golden-lined cloud on her forehead fine frowns me to wisdom again.And it I sing her some love-song, And show all the feeling I can, The rose on her cheek is her :i thank yon,\u201d Ob, 1 am a fortnoate mao ! JV.U.D.t in Scribner'» \"Bnc-a-Brac* hr Juif PARIS LETTER.DEBcraaoircL sossia m tbs lmislatubb.Paam, June 11.\u2014Three boors after the disreputable seance of Monday last at Versailles, \u2022averal shocks of earthqiake were registered.The Bonapartiste organisa! such a disgraceful uproar, to cover their bully Paul de Cas-aagnac, that it is not surprising even nature herself was disgusted at the outrages Inflicted, not on parliamentary government, bat on legislation in general, and France in particular.The Republicans merit every prsise for their coolness In presence of a series of sesn-diloua provocations.No Assembly, not even in the wildest days of the Convention, witnessed such abominable conduct, because in addition to the usual intemperate expressions and the shaking of fls'f, positively obscene ejaculations were puronis d, which caused ladies in the galleries to conceal their blush-os, and even men of the world to bang down their heads.It was the Aiiommoir transfer-led f'om the Q ite Theatre to the Palace of Versailles.The best commentary on the matter is the injunction of Gambetta to the cepertera\u2014not to record the scandal, which, of course, only made a few \u2022\u2022 patriotic journals acd in the interests of truth,\u201d give the fllth in fall, not even employing Latin to cloak the immodesties.I he \u2022\u2022 nshers\u201d were drawn np to battle array, when the Monarch-Sstsacvtnced to strike the Minister of Jos-tice, whom Cassagoac called a \u201c coward at one moment it was tnonght the military would have had to be called in.I bave wi nés td Gambetta braving many a storm, bat on the present occasion be appeared to be paralysed ; no more attention was paid to his \u201cbell,\u201d tban if be were one of the general public.The ministers kept th«ir sert*, bat were pale and perspiring with rage or pain.One deputy attempting to grip another\tby the balr, was warn- ed not to approach, as he was a forger;\u201d another repreeeo*ative lamented he bad left his revolver at home.Parisians arednmb-founded, while confessing to be deeply ho-miliated.If these be the means the Bona, partists ard their moncrcbisl aliits intend to employ to overthrow the constitution, they sadly mistake their epoch.TBI TC8F, Desp'te the inclemency of the weather, and the shabby lot of antmsis entered to contest the Grand Prix, it is evident that Dieu a pro-teye la France.It was a consolation to see tbose eternal rivals of tbe Latin race\u2014the English\u2014had not gained tbe bine ribbon, so that by this, cot only Waterloo, but Crtcy, Poitiers, and Aglncourt have been revenged.and \u2022\u2018dcap.erase\u201d (Scapegrace when on his native health) were equal so far log, and on the approach of Child-birth, theee Pills should be need for two or three weeks previous to confinement ; the benefits to be ierlved are Incalculable toey fortify the con-«ILutlon, lessen the Rafik ring daring labour, prevent weakness of the organe, and enable the mother to perform her dalles with comfort to herself and child.In all oases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains in the Back and Limbe, Fatigue in slight exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics end Whites, these pills will effect a core when ell other means have failed | end although a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or anything bnrtfnl to the oonatltntlon.Sold by all Medicine Dealers.Fall directions in the pamphlet around each package.JOI MOSESI NEW TORN SOLE PROPRIETOR.$1.00 and 12j cents for postage, enclosed to Northrop A Lyman, Toronto, Onu, general agents fox the Dominion, will insure a bottle, containing over 60 pills, by return mall.- -November 1, 1878,____- ^Jm.dAw \" *~ OIT TET I Oity Clerk»* Office.QUEBEC, 18th Jane, 1879.Teaders fer Repaire to Rooft of Fire Stations Nos.l and O.lUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE*, tbat Sealsd Tenders, endorsed \u201cTenders (or Repairs to tbe Ro >fs of Fire Stations, No.1, 81.Uisnle \u201ctreet and No.0.Diamond Harbor,\u201d and addresied to the undersigned, will be received at this office every day, from 9 A.M.to 4 P.M., np to tbe 26th instant, for sundry repairs to be made to the Roofs of Fire Stations No.1, «t.Urania Street, end No.6, Diamond Harbor, according to apeolfl-cation to be seen at the Office of the Chief of the Fire Brleade.Each Tender to be made on a blank form to be had at Fire station No.1, and to be so escribed by two responsible parties as snreties to tbe contract to be entered Into.Tbe Corporation doee not bind itself to accept the lowest or any of the tenders.Tbs contractor to pay the Notary for drawing up the contract, and furnish the Corporation with e copy thereof.L.A.CANNON, City Clerk.June 19, 1879.Fire Inspector \u2019 m Office, CITY HALL, Quebec, 16th Jane, 1879.PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that under and In vlrtne of the i2tb Section of the By-Law passed by tba Oily Ounncll on the Sixteenth day of April, one ihon>and eight hundred and sixty six, \u2022\u2022 No Steam Machinery In tble Oity shall henceforward be beuted with Wood or any other oombnatlble tban Coal, from tbe ffrat of April lo the first of Decernoer every year, tnese two days inuluded, nnless the chimney or pipe ot the said machinery bs secured at tbe top with a ouver made of wire-work aoffi-otently close to prevent the passage or escape of any sparks, nndei a fine or penalty of forty dollars, \u2019 and tbat any person gallty of infraction of tbe provision of the said By-Law shall be prosecuted under tbs same.By order, PHILIPPE DOBVAL, Fire Inspector.June 18, 1879.1 1HE CORPORATION OF THE OITY OF Legislature, at Its next Session, for Amend-mente to tbe City Charter, with a view of Increasing its revenue, and for other purpoeee.L.A.CANNON, \u2018 City Hall,\tCity Clerk.Quebec, 6th May, 1879.May 7,1819.\tLbo OO OR^TIOKT.CITY HALL, 24th April, 1879.N.O T IfiCld.IN A FEW DAYS TOE ASSESSORS WILL begin to prepare their VALUATION ROLL As It oiten happens that many persons willingly deceive tbe Asaeaeore by giving them erroneous and false info mat on as to the real amount of their Renta, Ao, I draw in a partiool ir manner, the attention of the Taxpayers to the following clause of the Act 88 Vic., chap 46 :\u2014 \u201cAny pet son who shall refu e to reply to the questions which are pot to him by any Assessor in tbe discharge of the dalles Imposed npon blm by law, or wbo snail give 1 n-formation to the s tld Assessor which he knows to be false, or wno shall verb&ily insu.t or alandsr or strike snob Assessor, or wbo shall refuse to allow any snob Assessor, In tbs die.charge of his said datlsa, lo enter In end npon hla property or .he loealltleaoccupied by him, shall incur for each soon offence a penalty not exceeding forty dollars, which shall be recovered, according to law, before the Recorder\u2019s Court of the said city.\u201d Tbs most energetic measures will be taken to discover the persons gnlity of snob oflencs, as lujariooa to tbe Corpora* lou as anjastto toe Citizens wbo pay according to the real amount of their rent All enob persons will be prosecuted to the loll extent of me law.O.J.L.LAFRANOE, City Treasurer.Mey 8, 1879.Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa and Occidental Railway.EASTERN DIVISION.CHANGE OF TIME.Reduction of Fares ! cr OMWKNCING MONDAY, MAY 1»TH, 1879, Trains will be ran on this Division as follows t\u2014 Exprcu.Accommodation, Leave Quebec.,.2.20 P.M.8.15 P.M.Arrive Three Rlvera.6.1C P.M.11.20 PJM.Leave Three Klvers\u201e5.25 P.M.8.16 A.M.Arrive Hoohelaga.8.60 P.M.8.40 A-M* \u2019Bare connection at Bt.Martin\u2019i Junction with Morning Express for Ottawa, BETURNINO.Expreu.Accommodation.Leave Hoohelaga.4.10 P.M.6.10 P.M.Arrive Three River*.7.46 P.M.11.80 P.M.Leave Three Rivers.8.00 P.M.4.80 A.M.Arrive Quebec.10.46 P.M.9.00 A.M.Trains leave Mile End Station ten minutas later, end arrive et Mlle End Station ten mlnntes earlier.Refreshments at Three Riven.T ckets for Sale at Office of STARNES, LEVE A ALDEN, opposite 8L Lonls Hotel, and at Station In Quebec.Reduction of [Freight Passenger Kales ! and Tbe Summer Tariffs are now in force, and Retnrn Tickets to all principal pomta can be obtained at remarkably ic w rates.Commutation Tickets, for parties désirons Of passing tbe Bnmmer ia tne Country, taking advantage of the Morning and Evening Trams, can be bad on application to the General Passenger Agent In tbe Station, Freight always as low aa by any other Line.Transfer in Montreal 1 Arrangements have been made with the District Telegraph Do\u2019s Cabman In M ntreai for tbe transfer of Passengers and 3a gag# between Mile End and Hoohelaga Stations, and any Railway, Steamboat, Hotel, or Private Residence within tbe City limita, at For Single Person.^^.,.M.86c.For Families, two or more.26c.each.Cab Tickets oan be obtained at Office opposite Bt.Lome Hotel, and of Conductor on Tram between St.Martin's Junction and Mile End.For information regarding rates, Ac., Apply to J.T.PRINCE, Gsn\u2019i Freight A Pass.Agent, Quebec, May 17, 1879.Mrs.Widow Boulay, Begs to inform familier that the baa removed her residence, and that aha continue- giving FRNVOH LEdSONS either at' her own bouse or at domicile.Families wlshln to hare their children edn-sated In the French language are.respeoUnlly rsquealed to call at No.46, LATOUBELLE STREET, BL John Boborba Mays 1878 4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN a Fortune, SEVENTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS Ci, at NEW ORLEANS-TUESDAY, JOuY bth, 1879\u2014noth Monthly Drawing.Louisiana State Lottery Go\u2019y.This Instltntlon was regularly incorporated by tbe Legislature of the State for Edncatlonal and Charitable purposes, in 1868, for the term ot Twentyaflre Years, to wblob contract tbe inviolable faith of the State is pledged, with a Capital of $1,000,000, to which it has sines added a reserve fund of $360,000.ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION will take place monthly on the second Tuesday.It never toalet or ponponu.Look at the following Distribution t CAPITAL PHIZE, $30,000.100,000 TICKETS ATTWO DOLLARS EACH HALF-TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.LIST OF FBI us.1 Capital Prisa.\u2022 \u2022esse \u2022\u2022sees* I Capital PnaeMM.M.M.1\tCapital Prise.,.,.2\tPrises ol $2600.6 Prises of 80 Prises of 100 Prises of 800 Prises of $00 Prises of 1,003 Prises of 1000.500.100.60.20.10.AFFEOXffXATIOir FBISBS : \u2022 Approximation Prises of $800._ 9 Approximation Ptlzes of 230._ 9 Approximation Prisas of 100.,.$30,000 10,000 6,000 6,000 6,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 2,700 1,800 900 1867 Priées, amounting to.$110,400 Responsible corresponding agants wanted at all prominent points, to whom a liberal compensation will be paid.Application for rates to clnba should only be made to the Home Office in New Orleans.Write, clearly slating fnU address, for farther Information or send orders to M.A.DAUPHIN, P.O.Box 692, New Orleans, La, No.819, Broadway, New York, Or same at All our Grand Extraordinary Drawing» are under the eupervition and management ol GENERALS G.T, BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A.EARLY.June 17, 1879.Am-co-dAw OitC; THE GREATEST WONDER (U MODERU TIMES HOLLO WAT\u2019S PILLS S OINTMENT The Pm* Purify tbe Blood, correct al\u2019 Us-orders of 4 \u2022\u2022 Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and Bowels id are Invaluable In all oomplalntr Inc i \u2022'tal to Pemalea.the Oumaurr is tbs only reliable remedy for Bad Legs, Old Wounds, Sores and Ulotrv, of however long standing.For Bronchlti» Diphtheria, Coughs, Golds, Gout, Rheumatism and all Skin Diseases it has no eqrtl, BEWARE OF AMERICAN COUNTERFEITS I MOST RESPECTFULLY TAKE LEAVE to call the attention of the Public gener.elly to the fact, that certain Houses in New York are sendln» to many parts of the globe SPURIOUS IMITATIONS of my Pills an Ointment.These fraud- bear on their label some address in New York.I do not «How my Medicines to bs sold In «ny part of the United States.I nave no Agents there.My Medicines are only made by me, at 688, Oxford Street, London.In the books of directions affixed to the spurious make Is a caution, warning the Public against being de'slved by counterfeits.Do not be misled by this audacious trick, as they are the oommterfeUi they pretend to do- These counterfeits are pnrohased by unprincipled Vendors at one-half tbe price ol my Pills and Ointment, *nd are sold to yon as my genuine Medicines.I most earnestly appeal to that sense ol justice, which i feel sure I may venture upon asklig from all honourable persons, to assist ms, and tba Pnblio, as far as may He intbslr power, in denouncing this shamsfnl Fraud.Each Pot and Box of tbe Gennlna Medicines bears the British Government Stamp with t\u201ce words \u2022\u2022 Holloway\u2019s Pills and Ointment, London, engraved ibsreon.on the label is tbe address, 688, Oxfoed Btbkxt, London, wnere alone tney are Manufactured, Holloway\u2019» Fill» and Ointment bearing any other address are eounter\u2019eits.Tne Trade Marks of these Medicines are registered In Ottawa.Hence, any ons throngb out the British Possessions, who may keep the American Counterfeits lor sale, will he prosecuted.Signed, THOMAS HOLLOWfiY; 638, Oxfoed Steket, London, Jan, 1, 1879.January 30, 1879.svr82,77-Lm.b?»w fcMJLPITTTR OQ » 25 0 GC 0 Thoboughly cubes Dias asks of the Skin, Beautifies the Complexion, Pbevents and Remedies BHXUMATibX and Gout, Heals Soexs, and Oounteeaots Contagion N.B.\u2014For full description ask your druggist for Circular LOWDEN,; mGLIS, NEILL & CO.Wholesale /Ypcents, 32, Yokge Btbkxt, Toronto.; January 80, 1879.\tFm-co GOLD DEDAL' PARIS, 1878.I JOSEPH GTLLOTT\u2019S STEEL PENS.SeU by mû Dealers throughout the World.January 8.1879.Lm-ao HUM SU Mills (01 Mil The bepentigny steam saw mills, situated at ibe lower Junction of tbe Ottawa and Si.Lawrence Rivera, wltn (806) three bnudred and five square miles of TIMBER LIMITS, on the Assomption and Lae Qusrean Rivers, about (60) sixty miles from tne Mills.The above wui be sold cheap For further particulars, apply to BENNETT A CO.May 8, 1879.\tLbo WELL FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR without board, and use of Plano, in a Oret-olaaa boose, tarnished with all modern conveniences, in a central portion of the Upper Town.Address, P.O.BOX A\", December 20,1878 _ .\t~\t^ REJECTED obtained tor new Inventions, or tor improv* * mente on old onee, for medical or otbe compounds, traie-marks and labels.Os-veata, Assignments, Interferences, Appeals Suita for Infringement*, and all casas attaint undsr the Patent Laws, promptly attend-\u2022* Rk\u2014\u2014leventtene that have hi by the Patent Offic* may still, m mo* ouuua, be patented by ns.Being oppoeite tl \u2022 U.S.Patent Department, and engaged h Patent business exclusively, we oan make closer searches, and secure Patents mort promptly, and with broader claims, th those wno ere remote from Washington.send ns a mods or sketch of you» device ; we make examinations and advl* as to patentability, free ef charge.Alt correspondence strictly confidential.Pricei low, and lie Charge Unless Patent I ieenred.We refer in, Washington, to Hon.Post master General D.M.Key, Rev.F.D.Pows The German-American National bank officials in tbs U.8.Patent Office, and Senators and Bspressntatlvsa In Congres and aspeciauy to our cllanta In every Sul in tbe Union and In CanaJ Address V, A.KNOW dt CO., Orposlts Patent Office Washington,!', a Ji* 17,1878.\tj .er> INVENTORS ÜAAJNn&XKTG- $10 to $10001; Invested In Wall St.Stocka [ makes fortunes evary month Book sent free explaining 1 everything.BAXTER * OO,, Bankers, 17, Wall su, N.Y, October 8, 1878,\tLm-t,ih^atAw Address, T IMJti TABLifei.Qusbkc Post Office, Jans, 1 79 Dub.MAILS.Close.A M P M ONTARIO.A.M.8.06 10.20 Ottawa ny Railway (o).8.00 10.20 Province of Ontario (a).QUEBEC.S.08 ,,,,,, Arthsbaska, Sherbrooke.Lena ixville, Island Pond route, Eastern Townsnips end Richmond, to Montreal, by railway, dally, («O \u2022 see*sees eases e« eeeeeeeee\u2014 eeeeee Chaudière Station.,,.1.00 10,20 Montreal Oity by rail-we* and westward, P.M.1.46 6.18 1.46 6.16 6.16 6.16 eaeeeeeeee eeeeeeeee 1 45 6 16 1.4i 6.16 8.00 10.20 S o r o 1 by railway, «tolly, at.-.« « Montras), Three Rivers, Bore], St.Plein» Us BecqneU A Bauscat, per bieumer, »t.4.80 Leeds, (ostganuc,) dally,(a).«.m*.6.16 8.00 mmm BLQi lea * St.Silvester, Tuesday,Thursday and Saturday, (a).\u2014.8.16 mmm 4.80 Riviera du Loop railway between Quebec, River da Loup dallym.8.45 eeeeee .mm 7,46 By Express, East of Blver du Loup.The Counties of Qas{6 and Bonaventure, and tne Pi evinces of New Brunswick, Nova oco lia, P.a.Island, St.John', Nfli.and Bermuda via Halifax by Intereoi.mal RaLway dally, at (6).\u2014.6.45 eeeeee Onandlere M)11s.mm 8.i6 .LOCAL MAILS.mmm Counties of Beauce and Dorchester by Levis A Kennebsc Railway, dally at\u2014.8 00 mmm Beaumont A St.Michel dally eeseeeeeeeeea \u2022.ssssetseaa\tM 4.45 8.00 Bienville, Lauxoc end St.Joesph, Indian Cove), twice daily at.8,00 Lsvis, thrice dally.8.00 10.80 8.80 8.80 8,00 440 South Quebec, twice dally.6.80 \u201e.M.8 00 New Liverpool and St.Jess Chrystome, twice dally.8.00 8.00 2,30 Spencer Cove, twlee dclly.mm.8.00 Slllery Cove.\t8.00 St.Sauveur and St.Booh, four times,dally 8.80 10.80 St.John Suburb.\u2014.8.80 9.00 .m.Bsrgsrvllle and Cap Bongs.mm.St.Fuy.10.45 South Shore (West) St.Nicholas to Becascoor, dally.8.80 8.00 10.20 North Shore (West) Ancienne Loretta, to Three Rivers and Ber-thisr by Noith bbure Railway, dauy.8.00 .North Skor (East) besnport to Bt.Joa-chlm, by land, dally, at.\tm.m 9.80 « Tbe Counties of Charlevoix, Cnicou !\u2022 ml und dagoeuay.by Bu L »«rr-nce d.eam Nsvigatlun Company, on Tuesdays and rti- da>B,» at.\u201e.M.11,80 By Canard Line, via New York os Mondays, at.\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022as eeeeee 6.15 8.16 6.15 6 16 a\u2014Postal Oar Bag opan till 6.80 P.M.6\u2014 Do, do, do.6 46 A M.0\u2014Supplementary Bag at.12 00 Noon.Registered Letters most be posted 16 mf sets before the closing of each mail.Street Latter Boxes visited, 6.00 A.Mm 10.00 A^f., and L30 P.M.and 5.45 P M.Carrier's Delivery 8.89 A.M., 10.10 a.h,.8Bd 2,80 P.M.J.B, PRUNBAD, Jan.1», 187».\tr*-*.\u2014*.BBIilF.POVISyiiniT, WOOD BROKERS, (In addition to oelilug to arrive are now open to receive CONSIGNMENTS of WOOO GOODS).LEADENHALL HOUSE LONDON, E.C.ENGLAND.Removal from 2, St.Peter\u2019s Alley, Oornbill).April 28, J879.\tn^wAfrl-Cm GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE.TRADE MAh,, T h \u2022 Great TRADE MARK English Remedy, An jn-falliug cnr\u201e for Seminal Weakness, Sperma-______i torrfcea, Impôt- A\u2019îbi«' follow aa a sequence or Self Abase : as icmhoi Memory, Universal Lassl-nde, Pam in tbs Back, Dinar ess of Vision, P remain re Old Age, and m ny otner Dlresee, tba.,ead to Inren ity or Oansurnttlon and a premature grave MM* Fall particular in our pamphlet Which we desire to send free by mall to ever» one.jWTbeSpeclflj Medicine is sold to all drnggata at $1 per package or six pack ages for $6, or will b sent tree by mi-n ^ receipt of the money by addreeslng THE GRAY MEDICINE COm Toronto, jnL Sold In Qusbsc by el] druggists, anJ everywhere in Csmada and the United owls» bv a., wholesale and retail druggists.February 6,1879.\tLm dêw N.B.\u2014The demacr's of our business have necessitated oor remov eg to Tobonto, to wbleh place please address all future com munloa tions.Jane 18, 1879.\tAm JOHN CLARK, Jr.& Go\u2019s SPOOL COTTON \u2022Anecommended by the pria \\eUMJ iEWING MACHINE C \\Ce.\u2019s aa the BEST fer, (Hand sad Machlas.dewing Cmilal.£2,000,000 St, - WITH - LAR6E RESERVE FUNDS -AND- Unlimited Liability of Shareholderf.Giving Absolutd Security to Assured.Insurances taken at current rales.Policies issued here, losses promptly paid.C.P.CHAMPION, AGENT.No.88, Bt.Peter 81., Qneheo.May 1, 1879.THE Morning Chronicle Job Printing ESTABLISHMENT, MOUNTAIN HILL, Q XT 22 IB 3E2 O .j^JAVING A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF Plais ani Oimtal Tp, We are prepared to execute orders for JOB PRINTIN6 IN THE AIO\u2019îT APPROVED STYLE, \u2014ARD AT\u2014 Reasonable Price*» RAILROAD, STEAMBOAT \u2014 ARD\u2014 SHOW WORK.Posters, Programmes, Dodgers, &c, BOOKS, MAGAZINES* PAMPHLETS\u2019, CATALOGUES, SPECIFICATIONS Instirance, Bank and Legal Forms* AW THIS TEAS AD WkN Us ealy 1x40 CANADIAN aiOKIFKD sn AWAEb\\A -AT TH* -\t\\k CENTENNIAL KAKIRITTON -FOE- ;MU«ctliCol«, Qi Waoksom stade on.y evpptied, WALTER WILSON A CO, i * 8, BL Helen Street, Wovf»W*.*,.l$7«,\ttomUmL CIRCULARS, BILL Letter and Note Heads, Statement», Way Bill», BILLS OF LADING, Bicuflt Bûtfc, diets, k, k BUSINESS CARDS, VISITING CARDS, ADDRESS CARDS, WEDDING CARDS* Price Lists Tags, Labels, envelopes, dec* Orders by Mail or otheivise promntlv attended to.JOHN J.FOOTE, May 2, 1879.Proprietor HE (BISKIOB MKL VICTORIA STATION, BELGRAVIA, LONDON, S.W.This wkil kbowk rwr.cLMV Hotel, »1 tasted near the Queen\u2019s Palace Houses of P*r lament and the Parks, offert every Accommodation end Comfort to dian Familive and Travellers.Oo œ mo alcation by Ball to all parts of the world.Private Entrance on the Railway Platform.Custom House adjoining.JOSEPH KSDKR, April 17, 1879.Printed and Published by J.J, poo Editor and Proprietor at bis Steam P-tog Works, Mountain Hill.80ÏSSfïî\t«MS W ££KLY, $2.00, to advEaoe.