Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 14 avril 1880, mercredi 14 avril 1880

[" * % COMMEBCIAXf AND SH3PPIN0 GAZETTE VOL.XXXIV.QUEBEC, WEDNESDAY.APEIL 14, 1880.ORTH BRITISH MERCANTILE Fire and Life Insurance Company 1SOO.Edinburgh and London.Capital, £2,000,000 Sti Insurance against Fire AOOSPTXD AT THE Lowest Current Bates.SUIS TBDIS.OF CATV ADA.GOING WEST.tfixed Train leares Point LctI at.\u2022 .OT.MMM\t».\t\u2022 y.45 A.if .Express learee\t.«.7.30 P.M Arriring at Montreal at.6.30 A.M GOING EAST.MSSES SETTLED PROMPTLY AND LIBERALLY.JOHN A tall L, MU.LAI HD, AQ-ENX.IIS, Peter Street.a» AFTERSODJ DEiPATCIlEi.GREAT BRITAIN.Ilte Late Explosion\u2014German Emigration\u2014Gortschakoff\u2014 Liberal Conference, etc., etc.(P«r Montreal Line.) Lassos, April 13\u2014The explosion by which alarm per sous were killed occurred jester* Aar afternoon at SIlTertown, near North Vonlwlcb, at the oil mills.The roof of a still was forced off and carried 140 yards; the Mil contained 3.000 gallons of o!L Damage, navasal thousand pounds.A Berlin correspondent says ranch atten-i bas been paid lately to the enormous Inin emigrants from Germany to Esg-, tad America.The National Zeitvn§ states Ikat from the foorth to the eleventh April *,*oo left Bremen.The emigrants, who eonaa from all parts of Germany, inclnde ¦any skilled workmen.This decided in-crease la immigration is erideatly connected With the new army bill end entails very jerteos leas upon the country.Dr.Wm.Sbalpey, the eminent medical pwisior, la dead, aged 78.-A Bt Eeterrborx correspondent rays there > ae hopes of GortschakciTs recovery en> General's Department.Lleut-Col.White, Secretary of the Poat Office Department, Is confined to h!s home by illness RSL Bartholomew\u2019s charch,New Edinburgh, s to present Her Boysl Htgbnees with an address, thanking her for the gift of a chime of bells for the chnrch.Il Is rootled a formal coosnltation of the rootled Liberale will be held In London on Thors- *\u20227 GERMANY.Conviction of Socialist*.Bnxor, April 13\u2014 Five persons, accused of connection with secret cocietles and a;, tanging lotteries for the benefit of lamIUes who suffered by the expulsion of their friend*, Bava been convicted cl the latter offense and ; to Imprisonment.Tososto, April II\u2014Mnry McCnllcgh, who assaulted Miss Ken, a matron at the jail, was broogbt np for trial this morning.The prisoner was most defiant in her manner and \u2022aid-that the jail authorities bad kept her without food for 48 hoars.Toe Magistrate committed her for two years to the penitentiary.The manager cf the Toronto, Grey and Brace Ballway bar issued the following notice to the employees :\u2014MAfter referring to the reeolations passed by the shareholders at a mee'ing held by them during tbs present month, it becomes necetsary under the circumstances to sdvlse nil employees that in the event of the failure of the company to secure aid from the munlcii alities to prosecute the change of gonge of the railway, their cervices will have to be dispensed with on the 1st of Jane next, and should the action ef the manioipalitles be sack as to leave no dcubt that at an earlier date they will grant no aid, then they may look for the dosing of the railway by the bondholders, even before thé 1st of Jane ; all employees will go tern themself ee accordingly.\u201d RUSSIA.Kuldja Affair\u2014Peril of European* in Chian.Bv.Pimsawae, April 13\u2014The (Mat pnb-ttebee a letter from Proftsaoc Martens, which MdoabtedJy has a semi-official character.He in will only restore Kuldja if ap-in a friendly aptriL The preaent \u2022 la the result of the pc/lominaaee of fbw awtLKoroptaa party at the Coart of Pebtw.If war eneuea the Boxopeans In Ofctaa will be In danger of mai sacre.AU i representatives at Pekin recognfas r, and are sopport'ng the Bosstan UNITED STATES.Colored Preacher Si ars ed to Death-A Bloodless Duel-New Phase of the Hnrt-mann Affair, Ac.Haw Yobx, April 13\u2014Amoa Thompson, a Mpstilile colored preacher, was fbnnd dead M Sunday in an untenanted house near Bah-way, N J.An Inquest to-day dltcloaes the tact that be starved to death.Fuantreu, April 13\u2014The rumored duri afWfsy troe.The effair took place on Bator-dsy morntnf, on the Maryland State line, between Dr.S.White, tectorer at the Medlc«l College of the University ol Pensylvaoli, and Botoct Adams, a wealthy young man.The eanea of the affair was a con venation concerning n Indy which took place at the Armory of tbs First City Troop three weeks »g?.The ffnel with pistols was fought at twenty-eight pact*.Adams fired first and missed, when White fired in the air and both expreeaed thsOMelves satisfied.Haw Ycex, April 13\u2014The Herald?* St.Fetecahorg special says a rumour current Ands general credit that Hartmann waa a Daman agent charged to play a certain game of creating coolness between Russia and Fance, and the game proved successful The Swiss Qovernment lately gave np a Boa-Ban suspected of having assisted in the amamtsatlon of two Gendarmes while con-finetlng a Nihilist to prison last year.About 3,800 emigrants landed here yesterday, Including 200 Frlelanders.CANADIAN DESPATCHES.YEEISLS BONDE BBIDGE SCHEME Tht Canada Temperance Act Declared Constitutional by the Supreme Court.PERSONAL AND BAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.(Par Montreal Line.) Eovnaah, April 13\u2014The Corporation has ¦commended the Isle Bonde Bridge scheme by «eolation for a charter.Base Ann Lefebvre, a yonog servant girl only 18 years of age, was committed at the FoUee Court to-day, aa insane.The weather to-day has become mild and ipring-Uke, with the snow last disappearing.Ottawa, April 13\u2014Judgment was given on the Canada Temperance Act in the Sipreme Cavrt today.The attandance waa large, the mm ess and anlte, a number of members of FarUameni aad prominent temperance ad Tocstee being present.Chief Justice Bltchle bald that the British North American Act gave the Dominion Government power to en act laws tending to the peace, order and good government of the country, and legislation mb net be ultra viru where nn act alms at the regulation of trade and commerce ; he held that the Federal Government had the power of prohibiting legislation, for to bis mind a power to regulate was a power to prohibit ; he therefore thought the appeal Should be allowed confirming the constitn tlowaUty of the act.Justice Fournier con-curred la this ; Justice Henry dissented, sob mlttlng that the act waa ultra viru and not within the jurisdiction of the Federal Gov-erament.It waa qoite evident from the preamble that Farlismtn*.did not intend the act aa a regulation of trade and commerce tat aloud at the suppression of the liqoor traffic, U question which Is within the jurisdiction of the Local Legislatures.Were the act dec Ur ed constitutional ferions consequences might arise, for it would then be within the province of the Federal authorities to assume the licensing power now exercised by the Local Legislatures.Justice Gwynne held that the whole question arose ont of a mis-oonceptlon of the British North America Act tt sms only necessary if the act saameratedi any subject assigned to the Provincial Legislature ; if it did not, all matters, whether enumerated or otherwise^ are within the jurisdiction of the Dominion Government.The act waa ooastltaUonal and the appeal should be allowed.The appeal waa allowed with Mixed Train leaves Montreal at 7 A.M Arriving at Point Leyi at.6.30 P.M.Express Train leaves Mont\u2019l at.9.30 P.M Arriving at Point Leyi at.7.30 AJ1.Train leaving Point Leri 7.30 P.M., for Montreal and Portland, rims through to Montreal Sunday A.M, and remains oyer Sunday at Island Pond, leaving there at 6.45 A.M.erery Monday for Portland.All the Trains run dailg, except Sunday.J.HICKSON, General Manager1 December 17, 1870.BMI.Winter Arrangements, 1879-\u201980.ON AND AFTER MONDAT, 17th November, and qqU) farther notice the Trains of this Railway will Leave and Arriva at Point Levis Station as follows Railway Time, Quebec Time, 8.00 AM.0 00 \u2022\u2022 7.16 P.M.7.00 P.M.8.48 »\u2022 4 87 A M.LEAVE Express for Hsllfax and 8t John.8.16 A.M.Aceommodatlon A Mall.0.16 \u201c Freight.7.80 P.M.ARRIVE.Express from HiUfhx and Bt.John__.7.1SP.M.Accommodation * MalL 4 00 \u2022* rrslglit._,.\u2014.4.23 A.M.The train to Halifax and St.John will remain In Mcneton over Sunday, while tboee from Halifax and St.John will remain in Oampbellton.The Pullman Oar leaving Point Levi on Tueaday, Thursday and Bat nr Jay, run tbrouch to Halifax,, and that lea vine on Monday, Wednesday and Friday to Bt.John.V Trains are ran on Intercolonial Rail-way Standard Time, which la fifteen min a tee taater than Qasbec time.D.POTTING EB, Chief Superintendent.Railway Office, Moncton, ) 14th November, 1870.j December 8,1878.\tnovl6 Toronto, and W.Main, Brampton.A motion was carried instructing the secretary to a:cer-tain the feeliog of the clabi of the Province relative to forming au independent t»dy, owing to the expense and inconvenience attached to the connection with the Boyal Caledonian Club of Scotland.The committee were Instincted to arrange an International match with the United States cnrlers for next season.It was stated that the reaeon the proposed risit of Scotch cnrlers did not tike place this year was owing to the splendid curling weather in Scotland.Gold Tailings- E Ufion\u2019g Latest Invention to be Tested in the Quebec Gold Mines.Bishop\u2019s College, Lennoxville.( To the Editor of the Morning Chronicle.) Dsaa 8m,\u2014Having recently spent a few days at Lennoxville, I think It might not be aninterecting to maoy of yoor readir* to hear something of the college and school situated in that quiet Tillage.Under the very able management of the Principal, the Bev.Dr.Lobley, the college continnes to grow and prosper.I believe the rooms are nearly all occupied, twenty-eight students being now lo residence.Dr.Boe, Professor of Divinity, Is anepariug in his labors\u2014indeed the college Is daily growing in importance and the students doing admirable work.Paaaiog from the college to the school the visitor will find as fine a lot of boys aa it is possible to meet.In order, however, to give your readers a fair insight Into Bishop's College School, under its popular and able rector, the Bev.P.C.Bee 1,1 will try to describe a day there t\u2014 Tbe boys rire at seven, and assemble for morning study at half-past seven, ondsr tbe direction of tbe Matter on doty.At eight o'dcck the welcome sennd ol the Urge bell ceils all to breakfast In tbe great bail\u2014this is a solid meal, plenty of good bread, butter jcold meats, tea and coffee, nothing In fact to remind one of \u201cDotheboys Hall.'* After breakfast a abort recess, follow-ed by chapel service, at which the students and boys assembla ; the service confiais of short morning prayer, a lesson, one psalm chauuted, a hymn and special collects for College and School.The singing of tbe boys and men was hearty and good, and It was pleasant to observe that tbe behaviour of the boys wets generally reverent.After chapel the business of tbe day begins in earnest, and if I may judge irom Friday last It U hard work\u2014from 9 to 4 with a i slight recess at 11 and an boa; for a substantial dinner at 1.It would be presumptuous in me to speak of the teaching power of the Bector and Masters, bat one thlcg struck me, and that was tbe great pains taken to aea'st the boys in masterlcxthe difficulties in their subject*.From 4 to 6 the boys are free and according to the season they amuse themselves with foot-ball, cricket, vialtiug thrir camps, Ac., Ac.Tea at 6, and evening study under the direction ol a master, aa in the morning, from 7.33 to 9 ; then to bad.Bach la a school-cay at Bishop\u2019s College.The bonding Is large and handsome, the rooms lofty and well ventilated.Before closing I should like to say a few words aboot the Bishop\u2019s College School corps, especially as It Is generally reputed that it is to assist at tbs coming review on the Queen\u2019s Birthday.The corps has attained to great proficiency under the able and careful instruction of Sergeant Hamsun of iB\u201d Lottery.I waa Informed that during hla stay of elgut weeks at the school, tbe drill averaged fourteen boars a week, including, of course, manual and firing exercises, and cotvpaoy and akixmlsbiog drill with beyc-net exercise.The corps Is armed with tbe Peabody rifle, and the auiformaare all Oxford grey wi:h scarlet facings, in which they present a ceat and soldierly appearance.The boys apeak tn the highest terms ot Sergeant Hamsun, and I for one, feel rare that If Uuy cone here on the 24th they will not disgrace hi* teaching, and 1 can also say that I feel convinced a right hearty welcome will be given to the youthful volunteers in ths Ancient Capital.Thanking yon, my dear sir, for yonr kind insertion of this somewhat lengthy letter, 1 am, very truly yours, T.11 E.Quebec, April 12, 1830.Tbe Montreal correspondent of (be Qloh* telegraphs as follows \"Mr.James U.Mao-kensie, a Canadian gentleman who resides at Menlo Park, near New York, la here to investigate the tailings of Canadian gold mlnca, and will leave on Motdiy for the scene of tbe mines below Quebec.His object Is to make uee of the EJIeon patent, if practicable and profitable.Year correapondeot approached him with some questions referring to tbe Eitson light patent, and the replies were that Ediaon\u2019a light la a complete success ; that the great electrician bad ceased to give public Information to tbe press reporters because it lx c use such a bore and took op so moch ot bis time ; that there Is an error among the public when they suppose or arsert that Edison la endeavorlog to make light brighter than gss, for tbe rev \u2022on that his aim has been really to make use ol his lamps equal to ordinary gas jets in power, and superior to them in quality of light ; that Menlo Park is being supplied with fifteen or sixteen maebiuos, from each of which wires will be sent radiating to a circle of lamp', the outside line half \u2022 mile from each machine ; that these will be erected in bush and in «(root, the whole to be set alight by (he motive power (ornlshed by tbe engine* ; that Edison gats eighty per cent of power from bis dynamo-electric process, while no other eltoUlcitu can get more than fifty per cent of electricity from other sjstems ; that a teat will be very shortly snbmltted to New Yorkers by a vessel built by Boacb, of Pennsylvania, and furnished with two hundred Edison light*.She Is called thCColambU\u201d Is for tho San Francisco and Oregon Steamship Company, and will run between New York and San Francisco.Mr.Mackenale says the light will aatonlsb tbe world before long, and will be very cheap.\" Prince Haeuan, eon of tbe ex Kuedive, now travelling with bis father, was educated at Christ Church, Oxford.There is a story told of bis remaikiog, when an angnst Individual [resented him to bis wife *nd daughters, \"Ha I Su this la your huem I Well, I congratulate y on I ' $72 made.Costly outfit free.Tatni A Oe., Autuata, Maine.December ], 1870.\tLm-dAw Addrsaa Sporting News* Captain George Belton, of Aylmer, has Ifw appointed to fi position in tbe Beceiver.TBS TÜBV.Ottawa, April 13\u2014From tbe reports as to tbe large Hat of entries for tbe Queen's flate to be ran for, It Is cjrtain tbe event will be one of nnususl importance.Mr.Forbes, of Woodstock, will have teo promii-ieg young ones In tbe race.It is expected that there will be 10 entiles.Losnoa, April 13\u2014Tbe race for the New-muket Biennial Stakes, tc-day, waa woo by Lori Falmonth\u2019a chestnut colt \u201cApollo.\" GBJCKXT.Bev.T.D.Phillipps, of Ottawa, will go to England shortly as a member ot the Canadian team ot cricketers who are to play In England this enmmer.AQUATICS.Moitual, April 13\u2014Hanlan, who has been «pending a few days here, denies that be has any eagegamoat to meet Trickett, of Australia, the coming summer, in Esg land.CUIUM.Tobosto, April 13\u2014The annual meeting was held this afternoon of tbe Ontario Branch of the Boyal Caledonian Curling Club.The report showed that five new oiobs bad affiliated with the branch this year, making a total of 69 clnb now on the roll.It was also stated that the brapoh had $840 on hand.The election of effioers resulted as follows President, Mr.David Walker ; Vice-Presidents, Colonel Moffett and Mr.J.Howard j Chaplain, Bev Dr.Barclay ; Becre-itpurj, Mr.J.$.BuaaeU.Commlttea\u2014Messrs.Burton, Bowmaovllle ; Simpson, Hamilton ; CsptalD Perry, W, Bsaale aad W, Bun say, MISIC IID Til DMM.Satter, the Great Vienna Pianist and Composer, in Montreal.O THE N PAIDAY EVENING LAST musical psople of Montreal had a rich treat In listening to the wonderful performance of Mi prince of pianists.Though the concsrt was held in Nordhelmer\u2019s Hall, a Wabsr piano waa nssd for the occasion, the artist declining to usa any other.Tho ex trsordlnary power and rwU7 of tone of this noble Instrument it highly spoken of by the Montreal press, and In fict is now almost exclusively used by all leading pianists.Tbe Wimett says j\u2014It was evident at the outaet of tbe Batter concert last avanlng, In No\u2019dbelmeria Hall, that the aodlacea were disposed to vaine Batter according to bis de.sens.Cariosity was rife \u2022\u2022 to the manner of man who came with such credentials from tbe principal ecnrta of Inropa, and cuiloeliy waa allayed by the appearance of a portly gentleman in the gulee of an ordinary human being, of an artet whose genius was not to be gauged by the length of hla back hair.This apathy of tbe anilenoa vanished tbe Instant the perform»r touched the keys of the superb Webar grand, wbUb, under hie touch, ap.peered lo bound and palpitate like a thing ct life.It was coon evident that the large au dienee the artist and the instrument, he used were In unison.Thenceforth to the end there waa no lack of appracleMÉ or an thniDsm.Batter Is an artist and a genloa ; his Individuality Is unquestionable and nn-mlstakeable both In bis compcsltlon and ar eontlon ; hla fingering la scmsthlng marvsl km; be revels In chromatic runs, and wblrk-\u2022ver te the cause, and which the effect, hla compositions are full cf tnem.Tbe perform anoe commenced with a Paraphrase de Oon.cert on «*Le Prophets,\u2019* by Batter, In wblclr Meyerbeer was barely suggested, followed by a Polonaise by Raff, an Impromptu In A flat by Cbopla.and a Mlunetto(E flat symphony) by Mosart.The next piece, Batter's own composition, \u201cStella,\u201d \u2022\u2022Scene de Bai,1* waa «ml-nently charsoterlsUo of tbe composer, and received a heariy encore, producing in response a pstraphrase, also by Balter, upon \u201cLe Carnaval# the Venice,\u201d Mendelssohn\u2019! \u201cVs.rUtlons Be rieuses Op.64,\u201d waa In strlklru contrast to vhe preceding, and tbe text wee oonsslentlonily adhered to, this being the only Instance in which the performer played from murio.This also was encored, a para* phra:e on \u201cLed Darom,\u201d from Mosart\u2019s \u201cDo Giovanni,\u201d being tm-stituled.Thera smuad \u2022\u2022Lea Sylphes,\u201d bv Hector Berllos, and \u2018 Sal-Ur«Ue,\u201d Satter (abounding in musical pyro.technics ) The programme concluded with a paraphrase by Batter upon \u201cFaust,\u201d brilliant.]y «vacated.Batter waa warm\u2019y appended at the conclusion of the peif irmauce and returned to bow bit acknowledgments.Tbe repeating action, tower and msgnifloect tone of the grand Weber piano which he used was \u2022 theme of wonderAto all who had tbe prl.yllege of hearing It, March 84, HfOj\tdeol9:Lm No.12,493 Oehvare and Hudson Canal Co'i RAIK.ROA.DS Sarfitof», Troy, Albany, Boston, Haw York, PhllAdelpbim, AND ALL POINTS EAST AND SOUTH Train* (sows Montreal t 8.60 a.sa.\u2014Day Express with Wagoer\u2019n Elegant Drawing-Boom Oar attached, fot Saratoga, Troy and Albany, arriving In New York at 10.10 p.m.same d »y without change.8.15 p.m,\u2014Night Express\u2014Wagner\u2019s Elegant Sleeping Oar runs through to Nsw York without ofcaaye.ptr~ This Train makes cloa* sonneetion at Trey and Albany with Bleeping Oar Train for Beaton, arriving at 0.30 a.ra.New York Through Mails and Expraaa carried via Ibis line.Information given and Tickets sold at all ee, Crty Crierk\u2019s Office.QUKatO, 2nd March, 18S0.* Under contrast with the Government *1 Canada for the eonveyasce ol Canadian and United States Matlj 79-80 Winter Arrangements 70 8^ ris OOMPARY\u2019fi DINES ARN COM posed of tbe underacted First-Claw powered, Clyde-built, Double-englaad, Ire** Steamships t\u2014 Tone, PARISIAN.5400 Building.*£***¦£*¦-4100 c*** J * DottmV.ESI AN.sioi Capt B Brown.BA EM ATIAN.StXO Oapt A D Air*.MOM^raw*-4*0 °apt MORAVIAN.^.saio Capt J Graham.vrtvY aIAN~~,,***~-8400 Lt Smith, RBR.NOVA SOOTiAN.{SOp CaptBictaardecu, Zî**ï*\u201c*-.Lt A rebar, RsZ OASl I AN._8'00 CaptTrorks.At 8TR!AN.2700 Oapt Berrett- .2700 0lpt J Q .- 80C0 Capt j Rltcbla.S- A> DINAVJAN.80(0 Capt Bugb Wyl a a««,C8 ATBK^ -4\u2018«« C rtN MoLraV* « .-\t-4 00 Capt Leüallait.-8150 Cupt McDcngail.î«C0 Capt O J Mscmeffi PHŒNÎCI * N.2800 Cart J \u201ccott.WALnENt\u2018lAN.^.\u201e2800 Capt Moite.LUCERNE^._.28C0 Ca^ Kerr.ACADIAN.irtrCapt Cab#).NEWf OUNi LASD^\u2019600 Csyt Myllua THE 0TBAJ$J£ES CF TUI LIVERPOOL MAIL LINE Bal ing from TriVFEPCOL aviry TBURA DAY, and from HALIFAX every BATOR* DAY, (emlllr»g af LDOh F^YLE toxeertvaju board ssed lapd Malls and Paarargm t© arê from Ireland sud Scotland) are intend*! lc ! patched ^e drspate :OM HALIFAX, fil^SEKiAi*.Saturday, sib March.HAfeDI^A*.\t\u2022\u2022\t12lb\t«\u2022 5rawAvr*jf ^.\th\tso h\t«* Poi.VMEliaH.II\t27th\t\u2022\u2022 Kc.v4t.cTI AW.\t\u201c\t3rd\tAptlL PARXtATIAH.\tll\tJOlh\t1* ClBCAit'XAW- Il\t)7th\tM BARDldlASr.3«lh \u2022 Fekcviak.\u201c\tlet May.Bates of Pasjaga from Point Levi Oatln.$87, $77 and $87, according to accommodation.Intermediate-$48.Bt.eraga.g|.THE BTKAMERB OF THE Halifax Mall L'ne will leave HALIFAX !C« 8T.JOHN\u2019fi, »fld\u201e and UVPRPCOL, at tc:.lows s\u2014 K xwrocNDLARD, Tue day, 18th Maxob.D>#\tii\tgoth *\u2022 \u201e\t^\t«\tnib April HixxaniAir,\tm\t27th \u2022< Bates of Passagt betwoen Kalifix afi v Sc.John's ;! 0'eveldt.prove that we have not deteriorated much since Boswell's Johx-iox, or for that matter, since the elegant ; lives of the great Plutarch, which are : still the treasured volumes of the student.| Yet the lively gessiper of to-day appea l to a wider constituency than ever biographer appealed to before.There is no style about Faxht Kemble\u2019s delight! 1 literary, theatrical, and social gossip about the people she has seen, and the cities she has visited.There is nothing specially strong about Madakr LrBrum\u2019» half-forgotten tales about her art triumphs, and the painters and men of letters with whom she talked and scold, ed years agone, yet both of these books are full of delicious morsels, and they do manage, somehow or other, to make the dull hours fly rapidly away.6o with HARain Martirkau, true or \u2018false, she never hesitates to tell us whatever is uppermost in her mind, and true or fa'se it is charming reading all the same.When we read Biogiapby or UUtory we feel disposed to believe what we re-id.it is otherwise with these old wives\u2019 tales, which just now appear in such great abundance.We read them with the customary grains.Madame Da Kemcsat admits that her memory is sometimes treacherous.A new book comes from the German press.We may expect to see it on our booksellers\u2019 coumers soon, in one of the many cheap editions, which just now are the rage or fashio :.It is called the \u201cMemoir: of Carolotb Vox Lixswoen,\u2019\u2019 and judging from the portions which we have been permitted to see, it promises to be a decidedly captivating work, in thia remarkable volume, a very remarkable story of love and sorrow is told, and though the secret has been kept nearly one hundred years, its revelation at this time, will be none the less welcome for being hiuden away for so long a time.Like certain varieties of old wine, the longer a secret is kept, the better it is.Caroline Vox IrxsnroKX was born, we are told, iu Hanover, on the 27th of November, 1768.She belonged to a prominent fannly, her father being a General m the army, and holding his commission in the famous 12th Hanoverian Infantry regiment\u2014a corps of acknowledged bravery and daring.The General was on very intimate terms with the House of Meck-lenburg-Sirelits, and on the occasion of her betrothal to Koto Geobgb tor Third of England, he accompanied the Princess Sophia Charlotte, to the English Court, where he remained in an important position for some three year*.The Qcekx showed him every attention and treated him with marked and special civility.In all respects he was regarded as a personal friend.Qurex Charlotte offered several times to take the old soldier's daughter Carolixb, under her care, and she wss even proferred the post of Maid of Honor to Her Majesty.Nothing came of this however, immediately.Even when the young lady had reached the age of fourteen, and the oiler was again pressingly renewed, she remained in Germany, on the advice of her grand mother, and continued the prosecution of her studies.On the 13th of April, 1790, Princx William Hrxrt, Duke of C'larxxoh, of England arrived in Hanover^ on a visit to Gbxkral Vox Linsixgkx, who bad travelled with him from Eng land.The youug people met, and it was a decided affair of the heart, at fiist sight.Let us read Carolixb's letter about the meeting with the dashing young English Pnnoe ; it is the letter addressed to Tecbxrk her son-in law, and is very interesting.She writes t\u2014 14 William camo with my father, acd brought me a Utter from bis royal mother, and sshawl-plD with her initla's la diamoeds.it was on Apill 13th that 1 first saw him ; to July we already knew that by death alooe onr love could have its end.No sooner did my beloved father b.come aware of the post* tion in which we stoed to each other than he straightway sought to part os, himself appealing to the Queen in the matter.Yet she.who was so (earful for tbe ardent blood of her eon William tock (he matter bnt lightly\u2014ehe knew nothing of love\u2014end begsed my father to Ut t'.ia d-diying (lands ») c )ntlnu\\ She thought with complacence that ner eon\u2019s fancy for mi at this, the mo-t critical peri d cf his youth, might serve to keep his virtue intact.None dreamed that tor two lives It meant tbe otter wreck of all their joy.\u201d The letter closes with :\u2014 first love, are addressed.These letters are full of the romautio attachment which sprang up in the early life of an English King, and a very lovable and charming woman.They are pitched in a lofty key, sentimental if you will, but full of the ecstasy which a loved-devoured soul only can supply.This lady died at the comparatively early age of torty*«ix |Ir\tFund years, at Blansko, on January 3lst, 1815, The story is a very pretty one as it stands.It would be a pity now if a literary ghoul, like Mr.8.Barino-Godld, wbo even doubts the existence of the Wandering Jew, should come along and declare it all a myth.Eagan, for reorivlcg Utters under false pre-te'-c-s from the Post Offhe, two years.Détectives are In the country searching for Jimes W Hull, Uteiy alleged to have defrauded tbe Buyal Insurance Comoauv while acting as their agent.He Is sail to be still Id the Province.The noo-onmoiissloDed effi'ers and men of the 101st Boyal Bb> gel Fusiliers In this garrison have subscribed $137 In aid of tbe Wii COMMUNICATION the lower ar.LAWRENCE.Iu Committee of Supply at Ottawa, last night, as will be seen from our repo t of parliamentary proceedings, an item ot $200,000 was adopted for telegraphic communication with the Lower St.Lawrence.The action of tbe Government in placing this amount in the Estimates is worthy of all praise, and we congratulate Hon.Dr.Fortin upon tbe further success of bis efforts in this direotion.DOMINION GOVERNMENT WORKS IN QUEBEC.Tbe people of Quebec, and especially the working classes, will learn with pleasure and satisfaction, that the following items for public works in this city were passed last night at Ottawa in Committee of Supply :\u2014 Fortifications, including Dufferin improvements.$40\t000 Durham Terrace extension.\t5\t000 Cliff'under Citadel.35\t000 Marine Hospital.2000 Custom House.10,000 Artillery Barracks.2,000 An item of $13,000\twas\talso\tpassed for a new hospital at the\tQuarantine\tstation at Grosse Isle.kf.A.Mlnghetti, a near relative of tbs Dalian ez-Prumier, has |u4t been killed in a duel with an Anstiian (ffleer, M.Mlogbettl was for several yeaia au attache to the Italian L galiou at Copenhagen, but bad, abunt a y-ar a tbe use of tbe telegraph line on the one side, and the vslne of tbe stock on the other, coold be ascertained In tbe further progress ol the case.As tbe American Union Telegraph Company is not o mnected with these equities, tbe necessary result of holding the contract «Ara vires Is thtt the railway company most be accorded to It all of tbe rights which are secured to the public and the other telegraph companies by tbe sets of Congress chartering the Pacific Brilway Com.proles.Tbe principles of law sre settled and it is only s matter of time and detail ss to when tbe above result la reached.Tubktom, N J., April 13\u2014SiVcral men were raising s bridge In the mill of tbe New Jersey 8:eel and Iron Company, this afternoon, when a bean fell, killing two and injuring two.SPECIAL FROM HALIFAX.Halivax, April 13\u2014In tbe Sapreme Court to-day, the following prisoners were sentenced to penitentiary Bsmael Cameron, for burglary at the Wavsrly gold district, three year* -, George Davis, a soldier, for robbing Ksodlck\u2019s store, ons year ; Was.H.FRESH ARRIVALS Every week of fancy goods fob Spring and Sommer Wear.Ladlei\u2019 sod Oblldreu\u2019s Hosiery aud Under-ololblog.Alexander\u2019* Parts Kid Gloves ; Alexander\u2019s Oasimlr or Sued# Gloves ; Florence Kid Gloves.Frilling*, Roehei, Plest'ncs, etc.Corsets, Bilk Scans and Ties, Mailin Embroideries, and many Novelties In Lace Goode, White, Black, Cream and Coffee Color*.GLOVER.FRY & CO.BENTLEMEh\u2019SjTCPARfMtNT.Hosiery, underclothing, gloves Shirts, Dollar*, Caff», Silk noarf* and Ties, etc.Waterproof Overcoats, Umbrellas.GLOVER, FRY & Co.April 13, 18»0.Souvenirs, Weddiogr Presents and Birthday Sifts.Avery fine srlection or gold and Silver Jewellery, Gold and Silver Watches, Parlor, Dining-Room, *\tand Hall Clocks, Sterling silver and filsotro-Plated Ware Whitby Jet and Fancy Good*.AT G.SKIFEUrr»» EUROPEAN BAZAAR.Axso,\u2014500 Fans below cost, Arm 8, 1880.St, John Street, Upper Town and Cottier Notre Dame and Sous-le-Fort Streets, Lower Town, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS \u2014IN\u2014 PAINTS, all colonrs, LINSEED OIL.TURPENTINE ALSO, EVERY DESCRIPTION OF ^ENGINE PACKING Aud other Requisites required In flttinq*out Steamboats, &c.All at Lowest Prices.Spring, 1880! NEW DRESS GOODS IN ALL SHADES.TJINEQ UA.rJL.JSI> VALUE FYFE, WRIGHT & LEITCH, FABRIQUE STREET.remis iidhims.A large lot, BEST QUALITIES, at very Moderate Prices.Intending Purchasers should Secure these Goods at Once.FWE, WRIGHT 8 «ITCH, FABRIQUE STREET.March 39, 1880.CHEAP GUSSWARE ! rO THOSE WBO MAY REQ.U RE CHEAP Goods in lbs following linss, ws would recommend the prêtant ss ttaa most advantageous time to boy Table Lamps, Bracket Lamps, Chandeliers and Lamp Fixtures of nil kinds.XAJ3LK GUAHSWAKK, Including tbe ve y best v-lne in Tumblers, Wine Glasses, and Desmnters.PEVERLEY A CO., SHOW-ROOM, GO, Fabrique Street.April 18,1880.\tJan30\u201979-Lm Marmalade Granges JUST For ante by Karo, 17,'1M9.RKCICIVJED, JL.WAXXJBR».OUI*.8XOOTL OU Gentlemen's Satin and Felt Hats IS THE IN BEST AND CHEAPEST THE DOMINION I An Extensive Variety to select from G.R.RENFREW * CO.^\u201cMATCHES,^ TTTZBS, \u2014 .AND \u2014 REMENYII The World's Greatest Viilliltt, (Solo VioUuiai ry epprim-nent to Her Majesty lb* Qoeeo).Assisted by bis own Compart* of «tar Artists.Mss.Emu A C Thuxbtov.Soprano M* Edmosd Hbcsllk Tenor.Mb.Hknhy BrAtro.Pianist.V* ONE G (AND CON îEKl CK**,Y J ON FRIDAY, APRIL IStli, The European, a men an »n l Oar a4lan press d*ciare him wl:bo it n rival.Mo an>et has reo> lv-d «nob r< captions :n America rince toe days of Jenny L cd 8*cor«d Seau $' ; a limite! numh«r at 76o.H If of ihe plan la i»t Mr.Hoiiwell\u2019a and half at Mr.Lavlgne\u2019*.It is now opeu.April $, 18r0 WASHBOARDS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.C~3 A T.T.ANDREWSy BISSET & GO.30, St.Paul Street.March 10, 18«0.re JO-Lin-co April 10, 1880.THOMIS ANDREWS, No.1, ST.JOHN STREET.' IMPORTER AND DiüA LER \u2014 tN \u2014 English, American ft Foreign Hardware.Clocking Stoves and Rangea, Cooking Utrii&ils, House furnishing Goods.Palate, Oils, Varnlshe*, Painter\u2019s Brashes, Window Glass, Spear *t Jackson\u2019s Files anil Kdge Tools.oTTTXsun.'ir t Joseph Rodger\u2019s A ton's Tsble and Pocket Cutlery and BcUsors.GLASS CHANDELIERS.Gob Rraoketo, Pendants, Hall l.amps, GJ-aa Gtlobes.Plumbing, Beil-Hanging, Gne-flltlng, Tin and Copper Works, will he executed with Neatness and Despatch.Hearing cf Buildings with Hot Water or Steam cn the moat approved Plana ; bed of references given.March 8, 18K0.\tmy2 JOHN HUNTERf Copper MOi, Brass Founder) &c.ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF OOPP&R WORK for Steamboats, Mills aud Factories, ¦cch as Steam Pipes, Boilers, Piantsbed Horns for Steam Fog-Horns, Bath-Bolters and Bin-naclea, Air-Vessels, and all kinds ol Planish* d Work done aa It abooli b*.Gan-Metals for Jonmate and Bearings, and all kind* of Brass Castings dons with dispatch and at very low pri ee New Ends put to Boiler Tubes, rendering the Tnbe as good as nsw.J.H, bsing him elf.a practical Metal Worker, with rcnalderable experience In working out the various theories of Metal largtsls in praot'oe.will endeavour to stve entire satisfaction to all who may favour him with thslr orders.JOHN HUNTER, 12, CUL-DE-SAC STREET OUR SHOP WILL BE CLOSED FOR TWO DATS, FRIDAY anti SATURDAY, X 3V T X XV an of the Hall now open at Mr.Larigre\u2019*.April 14, 1810.\tAp February 3, 1881 Fm lOTICE OF DIHOUITIOI.N OTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CALL AND EXAMINE.HEW HAT STOCK Well Assorted In all Lines.MSUPATEM, 27, BUADE STREET.Marob 37,1880.febft-Fm 1 WE ARE NOW SIIOWING 150 Pieces Tweeds, \u2014FOB\u2014 MS II D SMI WEIS IVKW PAXXERIVR, AT VERUOW PRICES.\u2014ALSO\u2014 A large assortment of ULSTER in all the NEW large assoi TWEEDS, COLORINGS.DAVIDSON & HORAN March 35, 1880.ffA Z^IASES OF HATd JUST RECKIVED 01/ vy from tbs beat London Manufacturers, and of LATEST STYLE, as worn In Lon don, for GENTS and BOYS.A Urge assortment of Christy\u2019s, Woodrow's and Lincoln A Bennett's PULLOVERS AND SILK HATS ! WILL BS SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES \u2014 AT \u2014 J.B.LALIBERTE\u2019S 194, St.Joseph St., St.Roeh\u2019s, Q U iC B E Ü .April 9, 18«0.\tCm ililBEC SIM0[ CLUB A MELTING OF THE MEMBRB3 OF tbs above tlob will be held at the Sxauxo Bunk, THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, at 8 o\u2019clock Sharp, to receive the Report ot tbe Concert Committee., A.HOLLOWAY, 8ec.-Tr*f s.April 14, 18b0,\ta the undersigned aa Shlp-Ownra and Forwarders at Garden Island, nnd»r tbe name and style of GALVIN AN o BRBCK, and at Quebec under tbe name and (trie cf D D CALVIN AND COMPANY, Was dissolved by mntnal causant on the Firth day cf April Instant.All debts due to tbe raid partnership firm are to be paid to DELI NO DKXTKR CALVIN and HIRAM A.OALYIN, wbo will discharge all tbe liabli\u2019tlea cf the lame and who wlilconUnne the bcilnsss as heretofore at Garden Island nndsr the naaae and styte of CALVIN AND SON, and at Qneb«o inder tbe nau.e and styiaof D D.CALVIN AND COMPANY.Da ed at Klagoton this Eighth day of April, 1880.D.D.CALVIN, J.A.BREOK, HIRAM A.CALVIN.April 14.1880.\tO Q.M.O.& O.R., Eastern Division.SUM MB'.K TA-jH-IITir.Notice to Shteapero omd Heeelvcra or Fret (ht.The Summer Tai Iff Is now Id fores on this Dlvlrion.For farther information appFy at offlee of General Freight A?ent.Palais mat lor.J.T, PRINCE, Gen.Fit.Agent.April 14, 1880.\tD OTTER COLLAR LOST ON MONDAY EVENING, BETWEEN the Grand Ailee and John SU eel.within, passing by C\u2019Artigny, Artillery and Knstaehe Mtreets, A LADIES\u2019 UN PLUCK ED OTTER COLLAR.The finder will be rewarded by leaving the above et Messrs.9.R.RENFREW A CO., Bnads Street, April 14, 1SS0.\tAp Wanted, A First Mortgage for $3,200 at 61 per cent.April 14, 1880.J.G.CLAPHAW, > ,P.Bp PIASTER FOR SALE XliST KKCEIVHI) A F8ESU LOT \u2014OF\u2014 NEW BRUNSWICK PLASTER.Joba MacNaughton Sc Co 104, St.Paxal Street.April 14, 1880.\tFm miuimeii io m.ÏIO LET, FROM THE \u2022 IBST MAY NEXV, a well FURNISHED FRONT BOOM, At April 14.1880.58, PALACE STREET, Oi podte Alblcn HoieL Cp Plaster of Paris.How receiving ger lEtsreolcnial B.B.t AE-LOAD FRESH NEW PLASTER 1 C Brunswick OF PARIS.FOB SALE BY 3I0RGE M.WEBSTER & CO, 95, DALHOUSIE STREET.April 14, 1> 80.Geographical Society of Quebec A MEETING WILL BE HELD ON THOBaDAY, the 16th Inst* at § P.M.in tbe Booms of the « institut Canadien,\u2019\u2019 when Mr.Benjamin Snlte\u2019s Paper «on the extension of Ge\u2019'graphical discovery from Newfoundland lo the Rocky Moon tain*\u201d wil1 be read.Members are particularly requested to attend.ÆN Admission to ths Public r By order, (Signed,) O.LINDSAY, Bee.Secy.April 14,1880.CORPORATION OF QUEBEC.PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERPBY GIVEN that.In conformity with (be provisions of the Art SS Victoria, charter 46, as amended by tbe Aet 84 v ictoris, chapter SS aad the Act 85 Victoria, chap>r 16 the nomlaavon of candidates for the fil -es of Akferwen and Oonnoillors for tbe several Wards or tbe Oily of Quebec took place th s day tbe second Monday of Am I, to wit: tbs twelfth dav of Aptl\u2019.o e tbonfand elebt haadred amtelghty, at the City Clerk\u2019s Office, in toe City ii*i), between nine of the clock in tbe mo to lag and foor cf tbe clu'-k In the afternoon, and that the nndermenUoned persons were named and designated as candidates In reqa'slUone In writing, ligne! by >x or mere eecto'ednly qualified, and rfepotlted In tbe said City Clark\u2019s Office, on in- day end year aforeaald, and wltfcld tbe hours above meet ontd, namely : Fox ths Opviob ot ALnxufAH : SC Lewis Ward-Patrick Haocbey, Bsqnlre.Palace Ward\u2014Frsnrols O Vahtraid, tuq&ire St.Peter Ward\u2014Louts Bourget, E quire.Champlain Wart\u2019\u2014t4onor-.be John Keen, bosteama Wa-d\u2014Francois uii gran, Esqa re.St Boch Ward-Germain unity and Joi.n Lemscurier, i cquirea Jacques Car ter War*\u2014f t* Pheannse, Tiqiliw at.John Ward\u2014R.F.Kiolret, Kiqnlra.Fox ths Orviox or Ccosciu/ x :.St, Lewlt W rd\u2014Willis itnaatll, Jean D, Biouawan.Enquires, and Hooorabia FraccrU Lacge-ler.Fa\u2019see ward\u2014Peter Jrhriton and William MeWul.am, foqitr»*.St Peter Wa'd\u2014Richard Turner and James Shea, Eoqalrt*.Champlain Ward-Franrit McLangMln snd Hass Hagans, Enquires.8L John Ward\u2014Joseph F.Peachy «nd f.X.Langavlo, Etqaires.Montcalm Ward\u2014James Bowen, Jnnr, Tbos.J.Mo\u2019cny an i J seph A'cher, K qi>res.flt.Ko-ta Ward\u2014Ro^h hampbJe Valle*, 0.T.Stmscn, J.B.Bertrand and William Veneer, E»qs!r«s.Jacqn.s Carrier Ward\u2014F.W.Roy acd Octsve Mlgcs*, hiqiires The e Mit-g bnt one candidate for the office ot Alderman In Si.Leale Ward, Palace Ward, St, Peter Ward, Cn-mp aln Ward, Jseqacs Oeriler Ward, St.John Ward and Mro'eaim Ward, and bntt - o candidates I r its efflee of Ooanclllors for Palace Wart Ht.John Ward, Otamptetn Ward, 8;.Peter Wa d, ard imqaes Carter Wares, they ate «-tpoo fo/u.\" etected, acd I do her.by proclaim then, elected rtepecil-ely Aldermen ana CoanelU lO-B for tbe saH Wa>ds, naaeiy : Patrick Henrh-y, K« quire, Alderman for St Levis Warn; F.O.Valter»nd, Erqnlre, Alderman for Palace Ward ; LaUs boo g»t tt qaue, Alderman for ht.Peter W»rj ; Honorable John Hearr, Alderman ror Cbamplttla Wa>d; B.F.biufret, Require, Alderman icr 8t John Ward; F « Lg'HF, Kiqnlre, Alderman rcr Monica m Ward snd Juiqots P hfceanms, Roqa r«, Aide man for Jacques Cutler Ward; and Joterh P.Peachy a d F X bargevin, fisqulrte, Coanniior» tot xt Jobn Ward; Peter Jobnstcn and William 'M W .Ham.i&qei es, for Palac - Ward; P.Wilitem Hoy ai.d t.*o-t*ve Mtgner, b>qair*a, icr Jacques Corner Ward; F.MoLsnebltn a d C~a->s Hagena, Enquires, for Champ ain W .rd, -nd Rieh-rd Tains' and James a be a, Eeqai e/, for HL Peter Word.And vbere being mo e thin one candidate frr the office of Alderman for r t.Ktcu Word, ana more than two for the offices or Coon oil-lor.for Su i ewlr, s>.Kocb.and Montea>m Wards ef tbe aa-d City, 1 do farther give noric- that be NINETEENTH and X WEftTY-FoÛRlH dajsof APRIL, matant, roih ceys Inclaatd, between Nine au the clock in the mt-rnlrg »nd Foor of the clock In th« afternoon.se> ccrdlng to tbe protlsl'ina and nqulrementa of tke said A t 8! Viet, chap 46 City Hall, (ftoebec, Ajril 13th, 1880.U A.CAMf N, Cuy O.erk, April 18,1880 TARRED HAWSERS IMPORXKD.10,9 & 8 inch, 90 fins.FOB BALE CHEAP BY E.LeMESURIER, April 18.188 \\ tf Insolvent Act of 1875, Amendments.and In the matter of HENRY THOMAS WOOD, of Woodtlde, P.q, Trader, An Insolvent.IT H E UNDERSIGNED.JACQUES , AUGER, of the City of qnebec, have been appointed Amlgnee In this matter.Creditors are requested to file their claims before me within one month.Quebec, 18th April, 1880.J.AUGER, Assignee April 18, 1880.\tO For Infants A Invalida, 1* .a*.Y* 0.«0.\taMOrt.am kj Dnc#»* a.i.«»i.« a.o- ai^M a mm M W a.Brwijimt, - f-1- VOOLOICB * OO.m Ma* WA Aorn iS, IbhO.rm u\u2014 >Av Fbaintaceulicijl Asiociallon \u2014 OF THE \u2014 PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.Notice is jjetreby given that in aocordan ee with tbo Quebec Pharmacy Act of 1875, Pie Boor! of Examiners will sit la the Rooms of the Aosodatlon, 028, Lagau-eheHere Btreret, Montreal, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, April «7th and 88tb, st 7 P.M., for lbe purpose «»f examining Oand ; dates for adm'ss'.ei as Jaicsn Ulei, Carilflec Clerks rod Certified Appr< tntlcee lo Pharmacy, and for tUe granting of Di^lomss ana Certlfl.catoa to such as are qaallfl td.Exsimlnatlons will also lie held in the City of Quebec, on Moxnav and luxenar, Jane 7th and 8th.Farther Information may be obtained f.om tbe Eegtstrar, st tie Oflfo*.£0, Hospital S xeet, Montreal, between 3 and 4 o\u2019clock ev*ry day, exjept 8 torday, or by letter.N.MCEOER, Registrar.April 14, 1880.\tF XHIS Far-Famed Popular Canadian SUMMER RESORT, \"ST.IIVREKC) HIU,\u201d CACOUMA.THE ABOVE HOTEL, WHICH IS UNDER entirely new Mansgecaent, will be open for tbe reception of Guests, Jons 30th.Bates for Transient $2 50 per day, $14 per week, 860 per month.Children under 12 half price, Servante $1 par day.Special rates for famiiiee by the month, Tbe Manager will Um to promote tbe com-foil and amnsement of the Gnssutand with long and successful experience in Hotel basinets, feels confident tbat to esn make the et.Lawrence Hell the borne of the Tourist*\u2019 snd their stay one of pleunre, CorreepoLdence solicited, which will have prompt attention.Address, JOHN KBNLY, Manager, Ottawa.Or, J.BIG NET, P.O.Box 3161, Montreal.April 10.I88S.\tAm THIS PAPER-\"V Rows Li.A Co.\u2019s Newspaper AdvertlslEg Bureau, (10, Spruce Street), where advertising contracte may be made for it lo NEW YORK.CORPORATION OF QUEBEC.CITY IT ALL, QtJEoEC, 8to April, 1880.PUBLIC NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that Seeled Tardera wLl be received from tbls date till THORBBaY, the S2nd April instant, at 4 o\u2019clock P.M., for the PRINTING that may be required by the Corporation from tbe lot day of May next eoill tbe 1st day of May, lid, aecordtag to tbe speclfl-ations to be seen at the offiee of the andersigned.Tbe Tenders to bs endorsed «\u2022 Tenders for Printing,\u201d addressed to, acd to be depos't.d In the Office of the City Clerk, from whom any further inform ail n may bs obtained, from 8 A.M.to 4 P.M., dally.The f Rt-lway, charged with forgery aad cmbesaLment, the jury at the assises eooid not ag ee and was discharged.he Ooort told tne jury that tbere wee a strong présomption ol sotc ot tbe member* having been tampered with to obtain an acquittal.Tbe directors tithe Hamilton Powder Ck>.are a'idergoieg trial at tbi a* ai sea nere for manafsetnring daaline, dynamite and nitroglycerine >ear the Grand Trouk Rtilway, on the banka of the Rtcbeiha.In the Superior Uoarr, this morning, the esse of Devtnerf ei vs.Griffin was b ought up.The clalmaats are Mr.and Misa Devine and Mrs.Ireland, heir* ol the estate of tbe late Lydia Mr yle.in 1871 the latter died and Mr.J.Giiffin, an tiflu^tial notary, was appointed sole execotor ot her property.Mr.Killer, who appeared for tbe plaintiff*, asked that Mr.Gnffio be ordered to hand ovtr the property to tbe heir?, giving as their reason for asking that they believed he had and aas tqnandetlog the estate dally; they claim that when be assumed tbe duties of executor oe sold a large qiantlty of bank stock and otoer securities and handed over tbs proceeds to his son.in-law.Mr.J O.Ritchie, without security.It is farther alleged by tbe complainants that klr.Griffin, on varions Occasions, lent $13 000 to another party and received as security a tnorg*ge on cetuia lots in tbe sabarbs said to be fiist mortgage ; bat the executor subsequently re-1 eased the eecurtiies and held no security whatever.Mr.Belbnns, for tbs defendant, reprsacntid to the coart th»t Mr Griffin had given ample seenrity to tbe heirs by a mortgage opon bis private dwelling boose It at erwards transpi'td tb goo.Judge MacKay gave as>ia opinion, that aa tbe heirs had not accepted the latter seenrity It was worthless, as Mr.Griffin conld release himself when he felt so dis-pcsed.Tbe case bss excited a great deal of Interest from toe poeitloo of the defendant.It was continued this afternoou.Tbere were 102 d albs In this city last waek.French\u2019s \u201cVery Merry Mariner\" Opera Company, which appeared at tbe Academy of Moeio hr re but week, has became financially tmberaa-ed ihtoogh bad business and Is unable to leave the city.Tbe anfortnnates number 50 persons.The Dvitninlon Government Is about to balld a new drill shed here fot tbs volnn- On motlouofSir JOHN MACDONALD tbe bill to provide for the final sett.-ement of claims to lan :s In Manitota by occupancy nnder tbe act 33 Vick, was read a second time, passed through Committee, and read a third time.Tbe House then went into Commit-eo of Soprly.Item, militia $680,200, was considered.Mr.STRANGE said thst last year be bad called attention to tbe deplorable condition of tbe force.Since 1876 no brigade esmps had been formed, and he argued that If the militia was to be maintained npon anything Lk* a proper footing, a proper sum should be expended on it.At pre-amt tbe reg meats were mere skeletons, if called on they could not take the Arid.\u2018He enloglaed the action of the late Minister of Miiitis (Mass)o) as regarded tbe force, especially In coauecüon with tbe supply of gunpowder.He thought that in lime tbe entire snppliea for tbe militia conld be made In Canada.He advocated tbe rednctloo of tbe permanent force unless the grant for its maintenance was increAed.20,000 men, well maintained, would answer all purpoee for the present.He thought the district staff waa too great, and that tbe office or Brigade-Major might be abolished and merged in that ot the Depa\u2019j-Adjatant-General.Tbe drill allowances might also b* reduced, and in other matters economy might be practiced, and a general saving of $11,900 be effected.He advocated tbe from $176 i'00 to $250 favor of tbe H- adquarters staff.Mr.MASSON said that he regretted that the boa.member had said aoytbiog disparaging to tne force, as be (Mr.Masson) wm of opinion that it was in a better condition to-day tban before.Tbe corps of woicb the hoo.member was an cffioer,was a case in point.He said that it was easy to talk of a redaction in toe force, but not so easy to do so.It would be very Improper to make Invldioos distinctions between the city and rurai corpa ; the Utter were in truth the back bone of the force, nor conld tbe staff at brigade quarters be well reduced ; their usefulness was beet fonnd when their services were required.Bmuswick, $161 500; Nova ScotU, $5, 600 ; Prince Edward\u2019s Island, $4,000 ; Manitoba, 19 000; Ncrth West Ter.ritories^l 500 ; British Columbia, $22,000; P'Jtllo building*, $275,000 ; haibors and rivers, Ontario, $59.850 ; haruors and rivers, Q lebtc ; $45 500 ; harbors and rivers, New Bronsw ick, 121,000; barbon auditive», Nova Scotia, $21.770 ; harbors anl rivers, Prince Edward\u2019s Island, $9,900 ; harbors and rivers, Manitooa, $1,000; harbors and rivers, British Colombia, $7,000, and other Items.Tbe Hoa*e then resumed, and the Committee having reported, the House adjjurued \u2022t 12.30.DR.OODERRli'S o\u2019 SYRUP PREPARED by DR.«J.U2MKFIY CODKRRE?, Professor or Materia Medica and Therapeutics.gjuwiios BY A.J.MAX HAM 4 Co.«Ta* rraFA-'T.*\u2019 «trop\u201d \u2022« préparai with the approbation of tbe Professors of tbe « Mo itraa! Bohool o' MedWîlue aud Sorcery, Medical Faculty of Victoria roliege.\" This Byrup can be alv*-, tn a'l oontllone#, to Infanta In n-.»v»a each as CoUcr, Diarrhoea, Dyaantary, Painful L\u2019eatit'ou iDifidlty to Bleep.O'uxba, >\u2019cl's, Ac , A3.THH BEST MD:SAF£ST SOOiHING SYRUP IN USE.Dr iJolerre\u2019.* Infant*\u2019 *yrup h*s reeo nwd py many of oar landing Pbyaiolans, aad la our beet 'amides for over SO y»ars with tn *rked buccets and «atlafnction.E>t6ICtr» 2» CHJNXVa PKR BOTTfofC.For sale by R McLeod.J.IS.Bnrko, P.Matbte, J.Vernier.P.F.Rlofret, O.Potvln A Co., Quebec o.1.Dion ?''\u2022lot Le*Me.W K.Bruant A Oo.Wbo'e-ale Agents for Qne^ee.Tbe Assembly Lust tyeninff.A VERY SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR.Upwards of two hundred ladies and ^entle-an attended tbe Quebec Assembly last evening, at the Music Hall.The sight bich greeted the spectator on his entrance Into tbe Hall was a peculiarly brilliant and animated one.The spacious ball-room was neatly and prettily decorated, tbe ladies were drtssed with that faultless taste and caretul attention to detail so peculiar to the fair sex of Quebec, while the number of really excellent costumes among tbe gentlemen was quite marked and noteworthy.It would be unfair to particularise certain dresses and designs, In a gathering, which, is a whole, reflected such spirit and charming grace of execution.There wero many belles of tbe raising of the p.y for dTlU !'blU.not » fow Polito fl*are> wh,ch «ame 250 000.He waa not In very near that distinction.A very striking costume, the heroine of a great English paiater\u2019s easel, attracted tbe undivided attention ef everybody.Tbecbaracteristtiou was well tustalned throughout.A young lady whose graceful dancing shares with her tasteful costuming tbe admiration of her friends, appeared to fine advantage last evening, and made many conquests among the sterner sex.Auotber lady dressed as a fair deoi-Ein of tbe O.toman Empire elicited general approva', wnltean exceedingly popular young lady in dark rich dress wss for hours the observed of ail observers.Tbere were briues and fancy dresses innumerable, BPRuOIMB I A DEFINITE PREPARATION OP SPRUCE 6UM, WILD CHERRY & HOARHOUND.One of the raoni reliable 'preparations yet Introduced to tbe pub'lc, fer tbe immediate relie'aod cure of Goughs Golds, Broo-oh'tls, Hoarsen»*?, Wh-ioplng Oongb, Oroup, Asthma, ami all diseases of tbe Throat and Longs- Taken with Ood Liver Oil in thelrtl étoffé* ot Ovneumplion, a will he toimd invaluabli, Tbe well-known medicinal properties of| rid that while it wu cot desirable tbat all the students should be provided for by tbe State, some might be, and tbe others would irom tbe effects of their good edocstloo, be able to do very well without socb provision.Mr.BLAKE objected to the cadets being sent into tbe regular army.Mr.MA5BON said be regretted that the honorable memt»r did not appreciate tbe effsr of the Imperial Government wblcb placed font commissions st the disposal of the Government.He thought toat It was a very advamageons offer and would tend to keep np a milita y ««prit de eorju and cement the Imperial mille try teeling.Mr.K1RKPA TRICK said U wu absnrd to SlicrtlT Sales In the District oi Quebec* MOUTH Of AVRIL Arthur D.Boss vs.Owen Corrigan and James Corrigan.\u2014A Lt of land, or Gore lot, of an Irregular flguie, in conce sion Bt.Catherine, parish ol Bt.Sylvestre, wltb buildings thereon.To be sold at the church door of Bt.Sylvestre on the 19th April, at 10 o\u2019clock in tho forenoon.Marie M.Laguenx vs.Pierre Bellean Jit Lsr **>.\u20141st.A lot of land in the parish ot Bt.Henri, conosston St.Fereol, of 3 arpente in front, by 30 arpents in depth, with boose and other baiidlngs ; 2.Another lot of groand in the asm* parish, concession S\u2019.Jean Biptlete, of one arpent in f out, by 38 arpen s in depth ; 3.Another lot in the same parish, conces.-lon Bt.Fereol, of 1} arpeots In front, by 30 arpents In depth ; 4.another lot in the same parish, conot-srion Bt Fereol, of 4 j arpents in front, by 30arpen.s In depth, wiin hones and buildings.To be sold at the cburch door of the same prrisb, ou the 19th April, at 10 o\u2019clock In tbe forenoon.Elisabeth Bilton vs.Wil iam Bissons.\u2014 Two lots of land io the parish ot Bt.Riy-mond, being 20 and 21 In second range, of nine arpenta, one perch and eleven feet in front, by 13} arpents in dep h.To be sold at the chnren door of Bt.Raymond on tbe 21st April, at 10 o\u2019clock in the forenoon.A GOOD I HiNG.German Syrup is the special prescription ot Dr.A.Boschee, s celebrated German Physician, aud is acknowledged to be one of the most fortunate discoveries in Medicine.It quickly cures Coughs, Colds and all Lung troubles of the severest nature, removing, as it does, the cause of tbe aflaction and leaving the Îarts in a strong and healthy condition t is not an experimental medicine, but has stood the test of years, giving satisfaction m every case, which its rapidly increasing sale every season confirms.Two million bottles sold annually.Beware of medicines of similar names, lately introduced.Boscbee\u2019s German Syrup was introduced in tbe United States in 1868, and is now sold in every town and village in the civilised world.Three doses will relieve any ordinary cougb.Price, 7§ cents.Sample bottle, 10 cents.FdUfuar/ 10, I8fc0\t|.yitt-buj-j*w IV1 s \u2022 xV A U SA.A A A\twCia lb \u201d «¦O woasaw w\\w \u2022\tj\tw *\t» suppose that If cadets wtnt into the regular of petroleum spriug8,*»8U.(eriy inexplicable set vice that tueir servlet s would fce lost to the country.'They would poifect icelr edifi-carion, and in an emergency their training and practical experience would b* ot infinite value to the countiy.The item was then passed, and also items of $14,000 for military schools and drill in-stiuotors lo colleges, $116,000 for schools ol guouery, $5,000 for guard at Rideau Hall.The House then r« sumed and rose fer recess.arris bsciss.Tbe Honse again went into Oomml'tee of Supply, and considered tbe vote of $1,094,-957 for public works aod building?.'The several matters nnder tbe following heads w*-re passed Public boiMtDiS, Ottawa, $10,400 ; telegraphs, Lower Bt.Lawrence, $200.000 ; public building-1, Ontorlo, $71,642 ; Grosse isle Quarantine Station, new hospital, $19,000 ; Quebec and Lavis fortilcatioas, in- Professor timlth.would letd to the belief tbat the ta emed and literary meu of the day wero dUbollcvera at heart, if they only d ired to Say so.He repelled tbe attack, and meu \u2022ioned the tam s la days gone by of Lord Napier, Sir Isaac Newton, Locke, John Milton, Aodtaon, Samuel (Larke, Butler, Ooal-mecs, Ao., lo more modern deys of McOosfi, Farrar, Roskio, and \u201cour own Principal Dawson ot Montreal,\u2019\u2019all of them tine Onri.-tlans as well as eminent philosophers and llieraUnrs, whose writings would be read when those of Darwin, Huxley, Tyndai tnd Goldwia Smith, (laughter and ap plaute) were buried in oblivion.Tbe 1 ctorer then proceeJel to argue ugrinst Mr.Smith\u2019s attacks upon me reliability of Biblical aoconuta of .miracles, 'tkiug as aatbenuc th* writing* of tb* font Evangelists.As Christian statesmen, Mr.Oiarkjlastancad, Gladstone, Bismarck, Lord Marmalade Oranges just heceiv-el*.For sal* by A.WATTERS.March 27, 1880.ChflCTIOILI MUD, ; O MAKE LOZENGE*, Ao.1 HOSSAOK, WOODS A OO.April 12, 1880.\tO DIVIDEND No.10.Anta'Frosut Boilflim Society A DIVIDEND OF 6 PER CENT.PER arnutt, for the »lx months ending tbe Slat Mtrcta last, will be paid to lb* Perman.ant Btoekbolders, on and after the lit May next.Tb* transfer books will b* oloaoi from (he 24lb to the 80th April.A.J.AUGER, Sec.Treas.April 10.18S0.NEW MAPLE SUMS! Crop 1880.A Fueller Supply Jait] Rtciivei).AND FOR SALE BY A.WATTERS April 10, 1F8).SOM'/THING FIT TO EAT PHILP\u2019SFRJT STORE Avery ch-uor l«.t of table and O.nokUs apples, Oraut es, Lem ans, On eoanul*, BtruwoerrU*.Qreau Pena, U .rmaJa Toiuatos*, R'tooarb, UadUhee, Oelary, ouolce New York Lelluo?, Ao., Au.\u2014ALSO\u2014 Baltimore Oysteri, Peanrtv, Dates, Uondlee A fail live ot beantlfal Flower*.One Tnoasend Roses lor St George\u2019s Day, J.J.PHILP, 60, Fabrique Bt eet.April 10.1880.\tau^as-Ln» For Fere© and Oao© Cove.THE 8.* \"BEAVER.\" CAPTAIN LE-Matrtre, la Intended to sail for Perce and Caps Dove, calling a org tbe coaetcf Garpe on THURSDAY, 15th Inetent.Will load at Atkinson\u2019s Wharf.A.FRASER A OO./ pm 9.1*P0.Steam to Mingau.C( OMMENCING WITH THE OPENING of EsaVgauon, and nnill the end of Jnly, the !?.«.\" M \\KG VBETHA HTKVENBON \u2019 will ply weekly between QUEBEQ and MIN-GAN, calling along tbe North Shore ee freight and passengera may offer.Days of Balling in « future ndvert'semenl.A.FRASER A CO., 6», Ht.Pstsr Sirs*;, March 10, 1380.FOR SàLE, OitStlifDiawg'iiiiiFnilim Apply at No.6, BT.FAMILLE bIREXT April P, ' 880.\ttf REFINED COAL OIL.O Coal OB* EXTRA REFINED April 8, 1880.M.G, MOUNTAIN.FRESH JiALfiBUT.iwo CASES NOW ON THE WAY FROM Halifax lo arrive to-day.Quebec Loan and Investment Society.#«0.000.OO TO XaISND \u2022 N LARGE UR SMALL BUMS, AND FOR JL any length of time, trout one to ten year, Loans are repayable, principal and interest» by u-outbly Instalments.All trausactiona are strictly confidential, and loans compleud wltb tbe least, pos-lble delay.pud iiiformutlon can be obtained at tbe Society\u2019* Offloe, No, 18 St.James Street, Lower Town.|Roht.Laroche, Secy.-Treasurer.I ^Aprll 10,18401\tCo April 8, 1880.M.G MOUNTAIN.New Cured Scaled Herrings.300 B0**®\tIv.r, obolo., 80 Boxee Yarmouth Bloaters.J M.G.MOUNTAIN.April 8.)8®0 NEW CROP TEAS Now Receiving, per H 8 \"Hibernian,\u201d via Halifax, fiom London s HALF-CHE ITS EXTRA CHOICE SOU-cbong.Half-Obeete Fine Oongon.Daily Boxes do.do.CJROI* 1870 and 1SBO.M.G.MOUNTAIN.April 8, 1880, Large aud Valuable Timber Limits for Sale.IN CONSEQUENOE OF THE DEATH OF tbe Uto ulIOHAEL O\u2019NKARA, Esq., hi* Ezeoniors and William O\u2019M.ars, Esq, wl 1 sell, by Private Bale, tbe TIMBER LIMITS ON THE B11ACK RIVER, In tb* Province of Quebec, standing In th*lr Jilnt name*, and Known as License No.92, of 1878-9, 60 square mile*.License No.91, of l87t.V, 60 sqosr* miles.L'.oenss No.90, of 18 78-9, 8 square mile*, 108 square seller.Tbere Is a large and well Improved Farm ou tbe Limite, on wbleb ia stored, and may b* porsbassd wltb tb* Limits, a quantity of Pork, Floor, Oats, Hay, and otber supplies required for Lumbering operation*.Tbe Limits are conveniently situated end well timbered with a good qnallty of Pine.Terms, Iibkxkj.\t» Pembroke, 2/tb March, 1880.CAR3LINK O\u2019MEARA, ) Executors of tbs M.IfOWK,\t}- Keats cf M.JOHN 1 >oRAN,\tj O\u2019Meara.WM.O\u2019MEARA.April 6, 1880,\tL UThO&RAM* ! OR wcAmNsimw, VARIOUS BIZ.KS.Note Biss.50\tCta.Letter \u2022\u2022 .76\t\u2022< Foolscap bias.99\t\u2022< Fot sale by DAWBDN A CO.April 6, 1880.A.CARD.'I(HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE PUR0H48-J.ed tbe block of Buildings In Baade St , nwned by H.B.Scott, Es)r., which they Intend converting Into one Urge and oommo-dlona Store, and hope to ooonpyfln Jane n*xt.Tne lease of their present premises expiras tn May, and to avoid tbe inconvenience and risk of a temporary removal to anotber store, ibey bave determined by a OflEfiP CLEARANCE SALE to dispose of, aa nearly as possible, tbelr large «nd varied stock, inolnilngj ;tbr* present dprlng Importations.PurMituers will therefore find Bargains or FIRST-ULAHtt GOOD J rarely to bs met wDb.Cheap 8 U* ooinmences*oj Monday, 5th instant.BEHAN BROTHERS.^Aprll 8, 1888.Insolvent Act of 1875, and Amending Acts, IMPORTANT SALE -OF\u2014 iiinuiu KiKinu In tb* matter of BEXOX1 GAÏVIN, An Insolvent.THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL BY Faille Auction, at bis Office, No.114, Stadaoona Chambers, Bt, Peter Stmt, on iFIR.IIDJL'ST, The 16th instant* gwustf for £alt or to get.j TH £ BYSTAN DER.HOUSE TO LET.MESSRS.DAWSON & 00.At ILEVEN o\u2019clock A.M., Properties :\u2014 the following Lt.\u2014Ac emplacement on Bsrtbelot Street Montcalm Ward, containing 63 feet In front by 183 feet In depth, with tbe Two-Btary Brick Honse thereon erected.Bald lot being designated on tbe Osdsslral Plan and Book cf Reference for said Ward nndsr tbe No 4817.dad.\u2014An emplacement on Bt.Margaret Street, Montcalm Ward, raeaiurlcg 43 feet In front ty 69 or 80 feet In deplb, with tb* Home tbsreon erected.Said loi bolrg dfe'f nated npon the Cadastral Plan end rook of Re erence for said Ward nn^er tbe Nj.4313* 3rd.\u2014An emplacement, ou bt.Gabriel Street, Montcalm Ward, containing 24 feet Id froetby 80 feet Id depth, tbe whole more or Isas.w:tb tke buildings tberoon erected.Bald lot being deri.nated npon tbe Cadastral Plan and Book of Reference for aald Ward under tbe No.3392.Qmbeo, 9tb April, 1880.J.AUGER, Assignee.A.J.MAXHAM A OO., A.AB.April 10,18*0.IMP That first-olass house, present y oconpled br tbe Honorah\u2019e P.Bad areeon, M.D., on tbe east side of St.Ursule street.Apply to TESSIER A DELAGE.Or, to X.G.CANNON.Tba above House Is also for 8 tie on liberal terms.\tT.A D.April 14 1880.\tP Country Residence to Let.T HE COMMODIOUS Country House known as \u2022- Balvcwib,\u201d and situated oo the ot.Foy\u2019s Boad, about on# mile from tbe Toll-Gate.Possession given on 1st May next.Apply to E.G.CANNON, Fsq., N.P, Garden Street.April 12, 1880.\tR DWELLINGS TO LET.fetWO DWELLING* IN FER-Ji.land Street, Upper Town each cobUIos nine rooms\u2014In good order\u2014with all,modem improve-Rsnt $190 eaeb.Apply to B.G.CANNON.April 12.1180.\tp meute To Let, ON ST.PAUL STREET, ST ORES ANI> HOUSES.\u2014ALSO\u2014 On BY.VALIER STREET, St Sauveur, a handsome Cottage, Orchard and Garden, formerly the Sommer Residence of tbe late Mr.Robertson.Rent very low.Apply to J.P.RENAUD.April 12, 1880,\tmcbSO Am-p HA VK JUST RBCK1 VXD : TH E BYSTANDER FOR APRIL, A Montblv Review of Current Lvanta.Rasai a before and after tbe War, by E.F.T*y'««r, Tbe Art of Cooking, by Matilda Lees Dods.Sebastian Stromu\u2014a Novel by Ju.Un Haw* tnorue.Tal s from Blackwood\u2014New Sar\u2019es.A Waywatd Woman, by Arthur Gilffl'h*.An Earnest Tr fler.by Mi** E.Sp'aga*.Tb* Returner tb> Princess by Jcoyne Vincent A Stroke of Alplomary, by Victor Cberbmis An MORE PUZZuB BLOCKS.For sale by DAW83N A OO.', Fon of £L>a utatn Hill.April 8, 1880.GILLESPIE & CO.BANKERS & BROKERS, 97, ST.JAMES STREET, ÜVJ OIM'TOJEJ.A.Xj.notes Discounted\u2014Exohaogs Stocks Bought and Sold.and Advances on Produce, Lumber, General Merchandise.Stocks, Mortgagee, and other Collaterals.>Xuniclpn.l Eiontls Wanted, and fox* Hole.Country Correspondence and Business Promptly attended to.April 6 19*0.\tmwArri-Lm Insolvent Act of 1875 AND AMESDMSpra.In Re, H.T.WOOD, of Woodslde, P.Q., Insolvent.Messrs, maxham a oo.are in.\u2022traded ».y JAMES AUGER, Esqr, Assignee, to eel), on Wednesday, the 28ih instant, At bis Office, 8T.PETER STREET, No.114, Stadao .wa Chambkos, tb* whole of tb* Stook-in-Trade, toiuisilng of:\u2014 Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Dry Goods ; Also, Farm Stock, Horses, Cattle and Rolling Stock.\u2014ArrBR WHICH\u2014 Tbe EOOK-DBBT3, «mounting to $1,914.77.Tbe wboie at so much In the Dolfor.Required information at Mr.Auger\u2019s Office.Bale at ELEVEN o\u2019clock.A.J.MAXHAM A CO., A.AB.April 14, 1880.English, American, and Canadian Oakum, Coal Tar, large and small Barrels, Coal Tar Pitch, Stockholm Tar, American Pine Tar Manilla,\t\u201c\t\u201c Pitch Eng.Tarred Rope, Honsline, Marline, Ratline, A*o>, Ac* DIKNING & O'NEILL April 8, 188 i HEAD-QUARTERS.JTUHT rtlf.CEIVBD : BOW BELLS for April, Young j-a-Jl»*\u2019 Journal.Boys of England, London Journal, Young Women G\u2019t Britain, Wedding Bells, Ac., Ac] \u2014AXAO\u2014 ?New Yupply of THE SLIDING NUMBER PUZZLE OR SOLITAINE GAME.OF FIFTEEN.Price, «Sets, and SOcts.1\t2\t3\t4 5\t6\t7\t8 9\tIO\t11\t19 13\t14\t15\t Wright a co., 24 & 26 .\u2019Mountain Hill, SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED ROOK CRYSTAL SPECTACLES and EYE GLAS E*.March 25 1880.By Authority.O.XU.HOXaIW JKLXj, Stationer to His Excellency tbe Earl of Duf-ferln, (Lata Gov -General of Canada.) 30 XV BASTER CARD i ! E ASTER CARDS ! 15 QUEBE1 MaNJFAOTU'IE ca-mxME iPTjaszxjins FOR EITHER GAME.Al! vreoj 16 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 > *¦*» HOUSEJTO LET.I O LET, AT POINTB-AU-PIO, Murray Bay, at a distance of about 200 feet from Da Sergei's Hotel, a splendid new Hou*e, containing 19 rooms\u2014Inomdlng tbe Sbop\u2014front-Itg on one side tbe publie highway, and (be River St.Lawrence on tbe otber.Snitab!* for a Hotel or a Store.Possettlon 1st May Apply at ROX 48, St.Boct\u2019j Post Office.April 2, 1880.\tAn.-p i mfoutatvt TO CONaUMPMVES.A Gentleman baring been an fonnaate eg to cars ble eon of Conramptlon In Its want stages, aft-r r# ng given op to die by tb* most oelebrt'ei ptay.-e'aaa, das'res tn make known th# car* (which proves *a?c»ssfel la averv casa) to tboie sffl'ctei wttb Aatbma, BroneMItl*.Conghs O das, CocsumpUon, end ell Affections or tne Throat and Langs, and will send tbe Berlpe, free of charge to all who desire It.if tbev wl I forward their iddreas to DtNlEL ADBE, 84, Liberty tot-New York.March 80, 1840\tpm To Let, 1>HE HOUSE No SI, ST.GENE-vieve Street, Cape, presently oecnpled by W.Pllklngton, Etq, Any improvements or rspalri required by a desirable tenant will ba complied with kF tbe Isndlord.apply to F.WILLIAM ROY.No, 131, Arago Street.Or, to E.Cl.CANNON, N.P March 11.1880,\ttf FOR _S_ALE.rE AKTHARA-KA LUVBFB COM* PANÏ\u2019S PBOPJCHTY, Utustec \u2022i»euweH ol tlxe JKye, Acute or Ohronio Inflammation, Filma, Spooks, Ulcerations, and ail Weakness of Vision, from Uolds or Orer-Tozine of the Eye.rHB EFFICACY OF THIS VALUABLE preparation for mo-41 of tha diseases to Which the Eye la subject\u2014such as acuta or chronic inflammation, weaknass or defect of vision, films, specks, opacities, abnormal growths on mucous surtaces, and gangrene_ la nmiquuUed, aud the most aggravated cases of Inflammation yields to Its soothing Influence and healing powers, and readily disappears under a persistent use of Db.Kkllouq's Kyb Wateu.Foil directions around each bottle.Observe that yon gel the genuine Db.Kxl-Loaa'a Kyb Watcb, which U now prepared only by NORTHROP A LYMAN, Toronto, and the Wrapper on eaon bottle will bear a /ac-simtle of tbeir Signature.Sold by all Medicine Dealers at 26o, per bottle.JoWJfet 81,\t8\tJm-dAw OFFICHJ OF THF, Corporation of the lowii of Leris, Lists of Voters of tho Town of Levis for Parliamentary Elec tions, for the Province of Que hoc, for 1880, under tho \u201cQuebec Election Act.\u201d Corporation of the Town of Levis LEVIS, IGlh March, 1830.PUBLIC NOTICE I3 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE LI3T of the ELECTORS In tbe several Wards of the Town of Levis, qualified to vote at tha next Election of a Member or Members of tbe Legislative Assembly of the Province of Quebec, and also for the Commons Hons*, has been prepared according lo Law, and that a duplicate thereof Is ;now lodged In the office of the anderalKoed, at the disposal and far tbe information ot all persons interested.The said 1\u2019si shall come Inis force at the expiration of thirty days following In the present notice, as It then exists, and shall remain In force nntll th* month of March next, and thereafter, nntll a naw list Is mad* and put In force under the aulhcrlly ot the yean of sucaaaa.\u2014Bmsvw oft Pam, at FERRE.Cant*, r.successor toMT Evans a o*.v iMn-Banff am- la' IIUIl, .s^1 WOOD BB0KEBS, (In\u2019addltlon to selling to arrive are new épw to receive OONSIGNMBUf\u2018^5 ot WOOD GOODE) LEADENHALL HOUSE LONDON E.C * ENCLANf Kemcvfd frcK.2, EL FcUx\u2019r Al\u2019.ty, April 22, 1879.m,wAfrl-C< IHfl \u2022RBATRSZ WONDEüOF MüDEiM TIMES Augusts, 1$ 510.K.5AW5E4CO, NawspAi-aa Advertising AgsntS, iso Grit void Street, DETROIT, MICH, ¦re nuthorlred to eontrael for adverming la this paper.AovssTissar Manual, coataiatag rah» br aMJteeeanttcMita MW HOLLOWAY\u2019S PILLS I OINTMEffT The Pinna t orlfy tba Blood, Sorreet ar lw-orders of tu* Liver, Ftomaeh, Kidneys and Bowels < ad arc invaluable In all eoenplainti Isct ieotcJ to Females.The Oihtjoskt is the 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