Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 5 août 1879, mardi 5 août 1879

[" COMMERCIAL AND SHIPPING GAZETTE VOL XXXI1J.QUEBEC, TUESDAY.AUGUST 5.1879 No.12,279 Deiaiare and Hudson Cana! Co's TOA.IL.ROADS \u2014TO\u2014 Barm tog», Troy, Albany, Boston, New /ork, Philadelphia,! AJTD ALL POINTS BAST AND SOUTH.Tra\\fu Uao4 Mcmhrtalt «.50 a.m.\u2014Daj gxparo\u2014 with Wacnsr'a K««mst Dnwlng-Boom 0»r atUehod, ft» \u2022wratoc*, Troy and Albany, arriving In Naw York at 10 ptm.aama d iy wit hoot change.A00 a®\u2014Night Erpreae\u2014 Wagner*« Kla gant Sleeping Oar rnna tbroogh to New York wit boat change.\tThis Train makea oloee connection at Trey and Albany with Sleeping Oar Train (Or Boston, arriving at 9.SQ a.m.New York Through Halle and JBzprees ear tied via thin line.Information given and Tleketa sold at all Brand Trank Ballway officee, and at the Oompany*! offlee, 143 St James Street Montreal JOSEPH AN9ELL, CHAB.0.MoPALIa Oaan Paae\u2019r Agent,\tAgent, Albany, N.T.\tMeotreal, P.Q.May S, 1879.\tmySALm IfmXOOX liESPATCUES.CREAT BRITAIN.Excitement in Constantinople~-The Panama Scheme-Emigration\u2014Feud among the Home Rulers\u2014Destrnctive Storm \u2014Nordenskjold makes the N.E.Passage.Q.M.O.i 0.R'Y.EASTERN DIVISION.Trains Leave Qaebeo 2.30 P.M.and 0.15 P.M «\tAirlvo Three Blvere.6.10\t'\u2022 « m\tMontreal.8.40\t« 11.20 8.80 A.M Trains Leave Montreal.4 00 « Anise Quebec 10.46 6.00 p.M 9,00 A.M Joly 8, 1879.J.T.PRINCE, General Passenger Agent.rE 8.8.mMIRAMIOctI\" IS INfEND-ed to leave on TUESDAY, the 12th Pacific IVIail S.S.Co.Steam for London.DOMINION LINE Of\tearn.ships C u N A R D LINE Angnst, at TWO o'clock P.M., for Piotoc, colling at Father Point, Metis, Oaspe, Perce, Bmnmerslde and Charlottetown.Hae excellent accommodation for passengers.For Freight or Passage, apply to W.MOORE, LETE A ALDEN,\tManager, Passenger Agents, Atkinson's W barf.Opposite 81.Lonls Hotel.Jn'y 80, 1879.INITED STATES.Four Persons Drowned Boating-Large Fire in Yirgina\u2014t rime and Accidents.Stock msrket\u20141st Board\u2014Bank of Mon-real, 137 to 13«i ; sales, 60 shares at 136 Merchants\u2019 Bank, 76} to 76 ; sales.16 shares at 76} Bank of Commerce, 107} to 107}.Ontario Bank, 64} to 62} ; sales, 2 shares at 62}.T ;rcnto Bank, offered at 1C9}.Con-roltdated Bank, 20 to 12.Molsoo's -Bink, 76} to 70}.FOR OA.JL.IFOOINIA., Japan, OHiHA.HAifhWiok Iblandh, Hew Zealand, Australia, British Oo la tabla, Northern and Southern Call-, 7 forala and Arlxoua.Steamers sail nom New *ork on the 20th and 80th of eettlen free on application.For peasage or information In regard to roots- apply to the Company's Passsngsr Department, 267, BROADWAY, NEW YORK.February 02 1979.\tFm TEMPERLET LINE.T Leaoov, Anenst 4\u2014A oorrespoodeot at Tlenna annonce- s the Arch-Dachrs* Cbris-Moe and her mother have left for Biariita, where It fe believed they will be vhited by A* King ef Spain.The Obeereer adnonnees that in Frasce «hare»- in Do Lease pe\u2019 Panama Canal scheme am at two francs discount, and remarks there is not likely to be any demand for them In Xoglsnd.?Borne despatch s*ys General Garibaldi recommends a scheme for diverting the coarse oi the riv>r To; he won Id have the river communicate In a ftralght line with Milan, tbenca by a northerly bend w th Tarin, aad by deepenio ; its bed uoold secure direct communication with Balarasbon.A Vienna despatch says the excitement In Constantinople la so great that the Sultan is in constant tear that he will ba superseded.A correspondent at Borne reports that M.r Boccatil starts for Munich on the Ttb ioa ant to socceed Moeella as Papa! Nando ; he will alao be the bearer of a new modut noandi An Emlgrttion Association h»-> been (ormed at Sheffield for th* purpose of aiding working men to obtain a livelihood in the Western States of America.A Dahlia despatch says a bitter fend baa arisen among the Home Balers owing to Parnell, of Meath, abasing Shaw, of Cork, in Jk speech at Limerick.The storm of Satavday night was the cover est known for many years and canard immense injury.The loss by rain and inundation will be irreparable this season ¦The less of live stock was very serious.The storm was attended by a fall of hall stooes, «orne of which were five inches in circumference.The damage to glass Immediately around London la thousands of pounds, la a great part of Bedfordshire the bay crop has been completely swept aw-iy and many cattle were drowned.Newmarket and neighborhood are deeded, i he rainfall in Backing-bamsbire is eaiimat»-d at seventy tous per ¦ acre, Dassgrs by flood and llgbtolog ate alao reported from Cambridge, Norfolk, Gall-A>rd, Leicester, Bath and Monmontb.The Wesleyan confarenca at Birmingham baa adopted the report In favor of an Ben me-pical conference as proposed t>y the Angll-otp Wesley ana and appointed a committee to arrange for a meeting.A Berlin despatch confirms the report that Pro ferae r Nordenskj -Id bavsng got clear of the ice, raa passed Be'ricg B'.raits, thus ac compilshing the north-east passage.In the CommoLg to-day, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, replying to Ibe question whether the ex-Knelive placdtred Egypt of property worth six millions on bis departure, \u2022aid he beard unofficially the ex Kuedtve bad ordered a large amount of property to be iaken aboard his yacht, hot the Government Bad no official knowledge of the nature of Jhe property, or the amount.Lacbosss, Wie., Aug.4\u2014John Thomson, Mary Hanson, Frank Dehlanson, and Frank Delo, four of a plcnlo party, were drowned in the Mississippi near here last night by their boat npsetting.Waiuasa, W.Vs., Aog.4\u2014A fire Iroke ont In Volcano town, Wood county, eirly this morning and is still raging fiercely.Half the town Is In ash* s.The flames will probably not te stayed until there is nothing for them to feed on, for there is no water to be bad.At prts^nt writing all stor-s, hotels, warehouses, the telegraph office and depot, are destroyed.It is estimated tne loes will be f100.000.Supposed Incendiary.WASBixoroa, An/.4\u2014Tne United States Consul nt Tangier repo ts the Sultno of Morocco has encamped with his army near Rabat.He has subdoed the insurrection of the Berhbes trines, and 34 heads of rebels were exposed on the walls of tbs city to io* spire terror among the rebel tribes.Chistbe, N.Y., Aug.4\u2014Mrs.Margaret Kennedy, iged 69, siigntly deaf, while walk- -ing oo the track of tbe Erie Railroad yesterday on her return from chnrcb, was etruck by an.engine, and thrown tq within a few feet of her own door and Instantly killed.Her daughter was within 100 yards of the same spot.CiiAsniLo, Pa., Ang.4\u2014Arthur Bead, a wealtny farmer near this place, was found bangieg under across beam in his barn oo Monday last.Near him was a shingle on which was written bis will.He had not lived happily with bis wile.Nbw York, Aug.4\u2014Robert Vancelor, a sailor of tbe ship \u201cAurora,\u201d was report* d yesterday morning to have fallen from tbe ma-d atd died.A letter from a seaman of he \u201cAurora\u2019* is published stating that Vancelor was killed by (he mate.An investigation will be made tc-day.Tbe wife of Macycber, an Italian, aged 70, ao orgrn grinder and rag picker, was killed in a quarrel.A crowd ol Italian* were playing cards and one srabbed her with a file.All wire jailed.An unknown woman was found dying last evening on the sidewalx.She stated sue had been kicked in the abdomen and thrown out of a lodging bouse by au Italian who kept tbe place.Health Officer Vandtrpool jeeterday made a thorough Inspect'on of vessels irom Cuban ports and reports them in a good sanitary condition.Tbe Qrrpkic't Paris special says the Finance Oommlssiouer of the Chamber ol Deputies has submitted to the Chamber a resolution providing lor tbe sale ol tbe Crown jewels, and for tbe payment of tbe monies thus received into the public treasory.Their value is great ; they embrace articles which have been banded down from generation to generation by the euccesaive rulers of the country to (heir descendants, and many of these pesress uncommon historical Interest and vaine, au well aa great Intrinsic value.wharf a»id ibe party landed Three pleasant exrureious deserve to be more liberally pa-trooia d than they are.' Hiaaway Bobmbv.\u2014-On Sunday night, be-Banque du Peuple, 46}\t|jweeD eleven sod twelve o\u2019c'ock, as a Jacques Cartier Bank, 62 to 60.Montreal \u2022 coaQtryxnan and bis wife were making their Telegraph Company, 89} t> 88}; sdes, 176\t- shares at 89.City Gas, 117 to 116}.City Passenger, 83} to 80.Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Company, 45 to 43}.Royal Canadian Insurance Co, 46 to 43 ; sales, 26 shares at 46.HE FOLLOWING STEAMERS WILL be despatched from Quebec t\u2014 Scotland.Saturday, 8th Angust.Tham ta.Tuesday, 36th « To bw followed by other Steamers of the Line \u2022very fortnight.For freight or passage, apply to DAVID SHAW, Montreal.Or, to ROSS A OX, Commercial Chambers, 92, Peter Street, Qnebeo.July 24, 187».Running lu connection with tbe Grand Trunk Railway ol Canada.between Liverpool, Quebec and \tMontreal.\t\t \tTons\t\tTons Montreal, Balld\u2019g 8,2 o\t\tQuebec\t\t\t.2.260 Toronto,\t,bltcau Government and liberty, to 1 keeper, who took them in and cared for them, think, t ach and write ; she has iasned from | a doctor was called iD and expressed the the combat ; it is necessary for her eiiba- to vanquish her enemies or to reassure them that the definitive form of the revolution of 1870 is a Conaetvative Liberal Republic such as Tblera created.\u2019 Martel, President of the Senate, also spoke.Tbe speech of Bimou Is iaSerestlng as jastiiyia< bis resistance to Joses Ferry\u2019s Educational policy, by pointing io the example of Thlero- Simon has been accused by tbe Gambettists of iotendiug td a bid for the Premiership at the Nancy d 4m onsu alien.opinion that apart from her bodily sufferings her mind haa given away under the brutal treatipent of her wretched husband.The Bteaom \u201cCity of Toronto\u201d is expected to be in a condition to resume her trips on Wednesday.A horse and boggy were struck by lightning yesterday.The vehicle was smashed to pieces and tbe animal stnoned.OTTAWA.OERHANT.Election of Von Lucius.Customs Receipts\u2014Stabbing Affair \u2014Burglary, &c.EnvuBT, Aug.4\u2014Von Locina, the new Minister of Agricol nre, polleo 6 030 votes in the election for member of the R Ichstag ; I period in 1878 were $6,906,046.64 Tra* g ra, the progressist, 2^67, and Kapell, | About twelve o\u2019clock on Saturday night, a Ottawa, August 4\u2014Tue Ctiùen publishes ; \u2022 statement of tbe Cartoon returns for the first six a oaths of 1879, which gives a total of f6 676,454 60.Toe returns for * similar Social Damociat, 1,648.TURKEY.Movements of the British Fleet.Coast as naorLB, August 4\u2014It is semiofficially declared the movements of tbe British fleet in Biaika Bay have no political significance.INDIA.The Rampa Rebellion\u2014Cholera D isappeared\u2014Crops.man, supposed to be a khanty man, was attacked by several persons in the lane running from Murray to St.Patrick streets, shove Dalhousie street.Tbe shanty man was subbed serrai limts, and tbe wounds, judging from the quantity ot blood iu the vicinity most have been serious.The names of *ny of the parties engaged in the affair are not known.The police ste looking ibe matter op, Calcutta, Augnat 4\u2014The Madraa Government is taking more entrgetlc measures to suppress the Ram pa itbellioo, and Itcreased the number of troope.cholera has disappeared from Cashmere.Tbe rubbee crop will soflce td keep the people alive until the rice is ready to harvest.RUSSIA.The Expedition Against Merv.Several tenants in Robillard\u2019s block burglarised on 6ntard«y ; tne property stolen did not amoan\u2019 to mach.MONTREAL.The Letctlier Testimonial\u2014Soldier Drowned\u2014Accident lo (he \u201cCanada.\u201d St Pitnassoka, August 4\u2014The Goto* says tbe permanent eccupation of Merv would necessitate smolianeons operatirns from Turkestan and tbe Cancaans, and aa no special prépaierions nre being made In Amu Daria it appears teat Russia does not intend to complete the subjection of Tekkes.It's necessary, in view of English success in Af-gbaoMan, to form a basis on the Persian borde* in case England should wish to take Hem*.Mostbbal, August 4.\u2014It is stated that Captain Kirwiu is about to establish a new evening paper here.A meeting will be held here this evening to insngarate a subscription for a presentation of a testimonial to ex-Llentenant-Gov-ernor Leteliler.Private Edward McDermott, of the \u201cB\u201d Battery of Artillery, was drowned while bathing last evening.ibe Victoria R fies will attend tbe military review in Toronto.An untuccessfnl attempt was made by bar-giars to break into tbe dwelling of R.Cron-iher, Lusignan street, last night.Lyman à Sons, whose goods were horned in Gauthier's warehouse, were insured in the Citisen s lor $3,000.An accident happened to tbe steamer \u201cCanada\u201d on her return tiip from Quebec with a Psbsosal \u2014-We learn with much pleasure that the health of Ghaa.Holt, Q 0., Judge of the Quarter Sessions, has much improved.He is uow at Chamard\u2019s Hotel, Murray Ray.Visit to tki Frssoh FniflATS.\u2014The Lieut.-Governor paid ao t flic! at visit to \u201cLi Galls sonulere\u201d jtsterday.He was received with a salute of 11 guns.Ndbwioiah Axsaoviii\u2014Francis Gunn, o( Sooa le Fori street, annuuuce* that he baa received, direct from Norway, an assortment of anchovies, of the finest qaaJiiy \u2014See advt.Fon IsspsoTio*.\u2014The French frigate \u201cLn GalissoULiere\u201d will be open to the public every afternoon Irom one o\u2019clock (except Sa (nrdaya).Fob van SAevaaAV.\u2014The steamer \u201c3t Lawrence,\u201d capt.Bar raa, will 'eave the St.Andrew's wharf at 'seven a m.to-morrow, lor Hal Hal Bay, calling at Murray Bay, Riviere du Loup, and Tadouaro, going and reiurning.Thi Stad*ocxa Baxk \u2014We are in receipt of more letters concerning the affairs of th