Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 8 juillet 1880, jeudi 8 juillet 1880

[" ' .« ««If COMMERCIAL AND SHIPPING GAZETTE VOL.XXXIV.QUEBEC, THURSDAY, JULY 8.1880.HUD 1111! Mill» OF CATV ADA.QOINO WEST.Kized Tram leaves Point Levi ,.9.45 AM.Xxpress leaves at.\t25 P.if.Arriving at Montreal au.6.30 A.M.GOING- EAST.Mixed Train leaves Montreal at 7 A.M Arriving at Point Levi au.6.30 P.M.Xxpress Train leaves Moot'l at.9 30 P.M Arriving at Point Levi at.6.45 A.M.Train leaving Point Levi 8 25 P.M., for Montreal and Portland, runs through to Montreal Sunday A.M , and remains over Sun lay at Island Pood, leaving there at 6.45 A.M.every Monday for Portland.All the Trains run daily, except Sun* J.HICKSON, General Manager.Jaae 29,1830.\tfec2V,* AFfBR.1003 D8$ PATC flfiS.GREAT BKITAIX.BnuUenxh\u2019a Case\u2014Cabinet Conn* ell-Parliament\u2014The E.u»ieru War Clood\u2014Irish Axitatton \u2014Trade Keturns, etc.INMOLOffll, RJILWAÏ M Uuei AiwikiI.1 y i U .ON AND AFTER MONDAY, fHE 14th June, the Trains will run daily, Sun* day excepted, aa follows :\u2014 Will Leave Point Levis.Railway\tQuebec Tub.\tTimb.EXPRESS for Sali- fax and St J »hn.7.30 A.M.715 A.M.ACCOMMODATION and M»il.11 30 A.M.11.15 A.M.FREIGHT.7.40 P.M.7.25 P.M.Will Arrive at Point Levis.EXPRESS from Halifax and Su John.8.50 P.M.8.35 P.M.ACCOMMODATION and Mail.6.00 P.M.5.45 P.M.FREIGHT.\t5.15 A.M.5.00 A.M.The Trains to Halifax and St.John run through to t ieir destination on Sunday, while those irom Hal fax and St.John remain m Guhpbellton.The Pullman Car leiring Point Levis on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday runs through to Halifax, and thaCJeapi^g on Monday, Wednesday and Friday to St.John.D.POrriNGER, '\tC4ief Superintendent.Railway Offlfcr, Moncton, N.B., j lUih June, 1880.(Pit Montrai Lins.) Loroos.July 7\u2014The Post says the B eaker o« the House of Commons has i >formed Bradlaugb that It was no breach of privilege to serve a member with a writ within the preclaots of Westminster Pslsce.Another writ was served on B ailsogb yeet»-rdsT.The Daily TtUgropk states that an In.formal Cabinet Connell was held yesterday to oonsidor the states of public business, par.Ucularly tbe Compensation for Disturbance In Inland BUI.It le also ooderstood thy attitude of tbe Porte was dtscusaed.Considerable opposition is anticipated to tbe Compensatlou lor Disturbance in Ireland Bltt'oar the motion for going into committee ¦y The Board ot Trade returns for June iho« the experts Increased £3,870,314 compared with June.1879, the great*ji increase being la Troo, steel and cotton manufactures.The imports Increased £9,688 813 The statement that the (Jieen would ?UU Irefend-!s on»lcfi(&B s-»y, iroui the rUiuml universal prevRlvcce ot worms, a consequence nom Atlfloial diet and ttyieoi livit g.Under these olrcumeUncts, It anon d be known by # ary parent that tbere la a aafe.amedy sad eertsin care In Devins' Vegetable Worm Pastilles for every specice of worms, but dflsy may endanger y oar chlJ^\u2019a Ufa\u2014therefore try tnam at once.A liXWUIFWLT EmOAClOCS 8PXCIVIC.\u2014A good menlcine la e most denerving aitioiw, sod it wouid be quit« ausuru on tne pan of tbe P.eta or Mtdicel Prorea Ion to win bold cotars end allots nom It, on tbe ground met It is a proprietary remedy.There are many *o-ceDea Patent i»ed>cii es, quite as, If aot more, effectlTe than any wnion flgai* in the Pbar-msuotçst».Among the former oiaae la MILK OF MAGNESIA, a professionally sanotlouad Bogus Agents and Bogus Pianos.For soma time past ths repel*tlon of the New York Weber Piano has suffered from tbe attempts of unscrupulous Agents, particularly in the Province of Quebec, to palm off on the public inferior Plaaos, under tbe name of Weber.These Instrumenta are for tbe most p«rt manufactured in Ontario, no less thao two factories being started tbere ; they are sold tq dealers at içcm (130 to $150, and advertised by theit agents here to retail at $176 to $200, affording even at this price a large profit, bat in country places, where deception la mo e easily praejsed, tbe price obtained Is twice tbqse figures.Instead of usieg their own name and selling to the trade, tbe ot ject of the manufacturers appears to be to adopt the name of Weber and employ Organ and Sowlr g Machine Agentfi travelling the country to act as Agents for tbe sale of these Pianos, many of wbiob they sell to farmers and country merchants under tbe preteoçe of their being ihe genuine Weber Pianos.Moat of tbe Pianos thus sold come under tbe designation of fiogns, not being Bjsawood, but etataed, to imitate it.Knowing the great expense and bigb reputation of the genuine New York Weber, the wily Agent often obliterates from tbe key board tbe place of manufsvtnre, and by representing himself as Weber\u2019s Agent deceives the purchaser, and induces him to pay sometimes as high as $400 for a Plano which did not cost more than $130 to $150.Bume of these Agents circulate cards and bills representing themselves as Weber's Agents, tbe more essily to deceive tbe ignorant.If tbey find tbeir cuatoateri protectionists, they play tbe N.P.card, say tbe Oatarlo Weber is eyen better than ths New York Plano, or tbat Weber baa an interest in the Kingston ho-tory, and manalaotores his Pianos tbere for tbe Oa isdian market, thereby saving Urge duties, k j , ko , anji by one or other of these taking arts .violtmü» tbe poor purobsser Tbis trade, particularly, in tbe Eastern Town-¦hlpa, bas been found very profitable, and the Bogus Agents appear to be increasing.The fjllowkg handbill has been sent ns : \"Graad concert for tbe ben.-ftt of Bt.George's Caarob, OlsrencevlUe, to be held In the OUrençeviUe Hall, par Fudej evening, Jane 18,1380.The following talent will be present f\t.Here follows the names of the performers which we omit.On tbe botom of the bill It reads.\"Mr.McIntosh, Agent for tbe N w York Weber, will kindly furnUb a Plano for the occasion.\u201d Wbat Piano was furnished by Mr.McIntosh la not stated, bat a New York Wober is plainly inferred.Tbis is enough to abow tbe deliberate frand, for Mr.McIntosh la not an egeit of tbe New York Wtbsr, but is aald to be one of those wbo do a thriving conn try trade In a very diff.reut Weber, by representing bimself to be so.We caution all parties against patronizing these frauds.Pacific Mail 3.S Co, JFOEt CLA.JL,IITOKniA., Jaw ah, Ohiha, SAHBivxoxr Islands, V«w Zèaland, Aastralls, Brt^fsk Golnaa-¦1% Norther» ana ftootharn Call-'{ fornta and Art «ana-Steamers self from New York on ths 80th end 8Otto of each month, carrying paaoengen and freight for Ban Francisco For fralfh», passage or reformation In regard to route» apply at Oompenv\u2019a Cffioe en the P1*r, foot of Canal at rest, North River, New York.\u2019 Jens 6,1880.\tfebl8 fra Levis & Kennebec Hallway.ON AND AFTER MONDAY 28TX JUNE, I DOMINION LINE Of ££te£LH].sliip& and null 1 furthsr nolle Traîne wll) run ae follows UXHD.Lvave Levis for Bt.Jcaaph,S16, geld, additional\ti Retarn tickets on favoraole terms.Steerage at vsry low rates.Rtesrage tickets rom Liverpool and Qaasustown and all other parts of Europe at lowast rates.\ti s Through bills of lading given xor Belfaat, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other porta bn the Ooatinant, end for Mediterranean porta-\u201c For freight said pa«sa*c, appiy at the Company\u2019s Office, So, 4, Bowling Green.OHAB, « FSANCKLLYN,\t' Agent, Jnly 8, 1880.\t\u2018 ' 1680.\t1S80.\u2022=»OF\u2014 Steamers to .'the Saguenay, TAD O IS AC, CACOUIVA, RIVIERE DV LOUP and\ti MURRAY, BAY.COMMENCING ON THE 25th OF JUNE, the well-known Bret class meamera \"SAGDEWAY \u201d Cap'.M.Leeorrs.\u2022ea for Servants, xbe Caledonia whitesuipbur, ailne aitd gas watérs and batna have a universal reputation j toe recommended by bigbsat medical aathontlee ; unfa! lug apecifle in aii.Rhaamatle, Dyspeptic, Blood, Bkiu, Liver, Kidney and kludred affecaosa.Mr, Thoa.jubo (for 20 yean of the Bt.Lawrence Mall, Montreal), wlJ bave charge of the hôtel, and pan.ee desiring to make arrangements may eommnnlcate with him, or for complete guide giving route*, fares, Ac, send address by postal card to the OALBDONIo.HPRINGB, ONV.March 92, 14k0.\tFed VALENTI A OBAN SES.20 QAHE-i EXTRA CHOICE.\u201cMAID OF ORLEANS,\u201d Quebec and SI.Joseph Ferry, STEAMER \"MAID OF ORTEAN8\u201d WILL leave as follows, until farther notice s Fbom.Qubbbc.\tFioh Island.6 00 a M.\t4.01\tA M.11 80 A M.\tP..HridentocfT* Pid'e'a/>y Ei'.Peltamy.Two Rurelan idyls Maroelia\u2014 Keflr*.8*orne Thnngbt , by Ruoda Broughton.Byatknler for Jatif.Fcr sale by DAWSON ft ro.Foot of Mondain lilil.Jane IR, 1S8!».Q.T.R.FERRY.On and after tbe Steamer will 1 jL 33 QUEBEC.AM.14ib Instant the Ferry i r\tv .A V K LEWS STXTIQfi.from tie 8.45 Express to Halifax* f, ! 9.15 Mixed to Richmond.10.45 Mail to River da Loop.P.M, 6.80 Market Train to River da Lour.8.00 Mall to the West On Saturdays only.«I.P.M.12.80 EueUsn Mall to Rlmoniki.NV Intermediate Trips for Freight.June 14, 1880.AM.7.00 Mall West.P.M.6.46 Mall from River da Loop.8.40 Mixed from Richmond.8.85 Express from Halifax.Property Por Sale.That wkll-known cut Bto^e 8 tore, at the corner of v***^&\u2018 Petor and Dee Bœors Htreets, ÜMI3H now occupied by J.L.Martineau, Hardware.Tfcrme easy.Apply to J.A.CHARLEROI*.Notaiy Public, Union Bans Bui id fag*, June 19,1880.\tAm eOOlIBlILülllG LOTS FOR SALE Houses and Business Stands for Sale or to Let MODERATE BENTS TO DESIR-able tenrnte Moderate prinea and eany terme of payment to desirable purcha»ers.Apply to\tJOHN HEARN, 15, Banlban-Matetot Fit.May 10.1880.\t*anl8-Lm ALLAN LINE.Corporation o t Quel>ec.oon.O XI.A ¦XVX O 2H\" I CITY HALL, 10th May, 1880.o rr x c N A FEW DAYS THB ASSESSORS WILL begin to prepare their VALUATION ROLL.As it often bsppeas that many versons willingly deceive tbe Arees*ors by firing them erroufous and false Information as lo tne real amonnt of tbeir Ret t*, Ac., I draw, la a particular manner, tbe attention of the Taxpayer to the following danse of the Act 88 Vio , ebsp.48 :\u2014 \u2022 Any person wbo shall refuse to reply to tbe qiest'ona which are put to him by sny AiMSsor In tbe dlscbwge of the dettes Imposed upon him by law or wbo shall give lo-Tormallnn to tbe nlf Asreasor which be knew* to be false, or wbo shall verbally inault or ¦lander or atnke inch Aateator, or wbo shall reroa* to allow any aueb Assemor, in the discharge of hi* raid duttrn, to et 1er la and upon bis property at tbe looailtlea occupied by him, shall recur for each such offsi.ee a penally not exceeding forty dollara, which shall be recovered, according to law, before the Recorder's Court of tbs «aid city.\u201d Tbs most snergello measures will be taken to diacover tbe persons guilty of anch offenos, as injurious to ths Corporation aa onjost to the OUI sens wno pay acsodlng to thereat amount of tbeir rent.Ail snob persona will be pro seouttd to tbe full extent of tne 'aw.O J.L.LAFRANCE, OJity Treasurer.May II, 1880 A WEEK.$12 a day at noma eaaily made.Oosuy outfit tree.Address ub ft Oe., Augusta, Mama.Dwtmbtr l, 1879\tLm-dftw Under contract wita i^o vuvernmeat of Z Canada for tbe conveyance of Canadian and United States Malls 1880 Summer Arrangements 1880 T1HI8 COMPANY'S LINKS ARB COM.t posed of tbe nn'fernctcd First-Claes, full-oowersd, Clyde-ballt, Double-engined.Iron Steamships s\u2014 Tons.Building, SARDINIAN.4400 Capt J R Dultor.POLYNESfAN.4400 Cajt B Brow \u201c BARMATIAN.8#00 Oapt A D Aird, 0IR')S84.AN.^._4000 Oapt JafoWylfe.' ÏSmftS.S?J «rebïm*: .\u2014*-**°ft Lt Smith, RMB.i8°\u201c ü,Pt -St, 91 FRCS-IAN.«.3000 Oapt JKMeois.8UANDINAViAN._VOC0 Cspt Rnih W^lfo riRKniÜA8KAYBKAr, \u201c'\u2018^0 °*,H N -4,00\tLeGallais.OANrema.8160\tC*pt NcDcugall, rriiCK wJCIAN__.gagg OsvtJ«eoU.2800 0*Pt Mowe.JLU0 OaptVtdml.NLWFOUND/JtND»1600 OaptMyUW.iTHS STEAMERS OF THE LrVEBPu'OL MAH LIKE nAY.(calling at LuOri FOYLE to receive mtos board audl^MiB.^ftS5DlKnr.5 amua*> «S\u2014ï FROM QUE DEO, .\u2014Satarday, 19th Jane.BpKAVIAN^^.^,.il\tiSh\tm ^eawn* ^ r**', ar iDtervsls througbent the 3ateg of PusaFe from Qnebee i °*bIn.\u2014.*.$70 and $80, IntermSDgt°,lC0O\u201cB:O,laUM* THE STEAMERS OF THE HALIFAX MAIL LINI ?«°t?LHALIFAX to LIVERPOOL, pfo fi JOHN dt N.F\u201e arc Intended to be dcspatchc YBOM HALIFAX, .-.29ndJure.HlBBBNrAN.20th\t« 0***i+*.8rd\tAug.NOVA fcOOTIAN.l7lb Rates of Paaea^e between HalHiaT u 8c.John's i Cabla.,- Intermediate Steerage.$20, )A ».»¦.»»« 6, THE STEAMERS OF THB GLASGOW LINE Are intended to sail from QUEBEC aa follows i Ph(*-*iciaw \u2014.on or about 17th June.Canadian.\u2022\u2022\t«, jgth t*\t1 Wai/dsnbian.Si\tu i-tJulv.i GkXClAN,.I, .\t8th « J and thereafter at regular intervals, i 'An experienced Surgeon carried- on each vassal.NW\u201c Berth* not «scored until paid for.Throucb Bill* of Ladl'g granud in Uver-vocl anc alOamineutal Pum to all Pointa la Canada and tbe Western Statee A Tender with Mtlls and Pamangere for Llverwjl Mail Bteam«re will leav< the Napo-jerm Wharf arery Hatorday morolng, at ulna o'clock pirclacty.For further particulars apply, to ALLANS, RAtf ft (XL, Agcnu, Quebec, June 17, I860.LINE TO ST.ANNE.CITY H/VT.T,.QUEoKU, 28th May, 1880.PUBLIC NOTICE *8 HEREBY GIVEN v th t tbe Oorpotatloa will L*ase from data, to fire.Mar, )8»1.tbe Tulrd- Flat ot tba Obanploln Market, HalL For pnoe, conci-ticns ot payment and btb*r«, \u2022nqatre at tb# office of tbe undersigned every day from 9 A.M.to 4 P.M.L.A.CANNON, City Clark.May 28 1880.TO PILGRIMS ! rJIHE MAGNIF.OENI NEW RTJSAMKJ \u201cLES LAUREIVTIOE8» will leave tbe OuampMo Mar-ct Whtr EVERY, DAY, at 0 80 A.M.fat th accommodation of PI grima who desire t Yfit LV Bonne BL Anna.On her return th Ptearner wUl le&v* BL Anne at | o'eloel P.M.For further information apply to tba Pm prietor of tbe Steamer.m.f.x.MàBQrn, Bt.Joeepb de Ltvla.Inue 18.18*0.\tom Qcetec Lran aii_IcyEstieDl iocieij.Notice is hereby given that, a 1 Ivice d oi 1W » PER CENT, upon the rata-np captai Stock or tbis Ivtt'tetlon, ha- b**n oeeiared for tbe correct t a1'-year, aod tbat tta* sam* w.n b* payab a at it* piece o* hur.nrta, lo ibia city, on And alter FRIDAY.th» Xod JULY n«-xt Tne transfer book w!l> be o'o*el from the SOto to tne *0tb reatan», both days lad ogive.By order of tae koard.rout Laroche, Becy.-Treaeurer.June 91.1880.\tapllO.Oo \u201c NOTICE.IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PIER at mouth of Cap Rouge River, and m Una wltb tbe cly other Deep WktorWier there, I SUBMERGED AT ABOUT HALF TIDE, *uj tbat the position is shown bv a GKFB4 AUOY.\tw «y ¦ >p Rouge Pier and Wharf O*, J.BOWEN, Jm, May 1880, FOR SALE, LOWFR CANAPA LAW REPORTS, 1861.I 1861\u2014Complete\u201417 Volcme* Bound, DAWSON ft OO.,' Lower Town, May 91.18 US- JOSEPH GILLOTT\u20198 STEEL PENS.til ALL DIALERS THROUGHOUT THJ V .,\tWORLD.fMMWjMflllOj Lm NSW ADVERTISEMENTS.J041 Arrived\u2014Belinr.Mille k Pltl.Quebec Pire Anearanee Co\u2014W L Fleher.Qiebeo Turf Clab\u2014MeeUng of the BUwsrde.N j lice to aCariEen\u2014Loale Nedeaa.Wet Marie Wealed\u2014Dr Ooiln Sewe».Property for Sale-45, George Street, Levi*.HoUce-Gurelel Wilson.JVot.es\u2014Albert Paacemark.Speelel Nollce ! !\u2014Glover.Fry A Co.Greet Sale of Snrploa Stock\u2014Do Gentlemen'* Clo'hinv, etc\u2014 Do.New Book*\u2014Dawson A Co.Some lb lag to Katl\u2014J J Pbllp.Fishing Tackle, Ac\u2014» J Shaw A Co.STRAWBERRIES, loot**.For sale by Jose 17,18i0.A.WA'JCXERS.THURSDAY.JULY 8, 1880.THE BOYAL MILITARY COLLEGE.Last w ek the closing exercises took place at the Royal Military_College, at Kingston.They were of a most intereat-ug character, and «hose who attended them seemed to be very much interested.Sir Alkxaxdbr Campbell was present, and distributed the prises, ;and made quite a pointed speech\u2014a speech, by the way, which all friends of the college will be apt to take very muoh to heart.The ooiifge, we are told, was thrown open at eleven in the morning, and a very great number of visitors inspected the building and grenade.The gymnastic class executed some exercises.In the afternoon there was a review of the infantry cadets under the command of Major Kinour and Captain Saxket.The cadets were then put through manual and firing drill, skirmishing, light infantry, artillery drill, Ac., Ac,, all of which exercises, we learn, were executed in a creditable manner.The Minister of Militia was received with a general salute.Convocation then took place, the Minister presiding and presenting the prises.The ™'inmanfiant made his annual report.The term commenced on the 5th of February and closed on Wednesday, 30th of J une.There were four classes of cadets, numbering in all, 93 persons.The standard showed general improvement as a rule.Three cadets failing to come up to tbe average, were withdrawn, and two, on payment of tbe exemption fee of one hundred dollars, were permitted to retire from the college.Twenty-six candidates presented themselves for examination at tbe first annual competition, in June; tbe successful ones will join tbe institution next September.It is the iutenticn to eliminate tbe junior divisions, in time, and tbe complete amalgamation of tbe divisions into four united classes will ensue in the month of June.The cadets have performed their duties as noncommissioned officers in a most satisfactory way, and tbeir conduct during the term his been circumspect.Tbe theoretical course of instruction is now very complete, the practical course, however, la still incomplete, equitation and torpedo or submarine mining being the departments of instruction which sufier tbe most.Tbe want of horses and proper instruments is tbe direct cause of this incompleteness.Sickness, the report goes on to state, has been very prevalent, tbe per ceniage at times, being quite high.Recommendations respecting light and water are nude.Of the eighteen cadets who joined tbe College in June lS'16, eleven have obtained fiist-olass certificates, three took second-class papers, one withdrew voluntarily, and three laded to qualify.The following is a list of the graduates leave good positions to assist in building op this academy, in which labour they mast be boroe oat.The education hHorded, though especially military, was clril as well, and did not unfit a cadet for business avocations.It promoted a mao's capabilities for civil life la almost as great a degree as any other collage course.Id tbe United States the cadets do not all go into tbe army.They are distributed la all tbe professions sad branches of civil as well as military life, but wbeu the day of trouble arises these men are tbe bulwarks of tbe cointry.What could have redounded more to the credit and advantage of the United States to It* late war than tbe performauces of the cadets taken from civil life Into distinguished service?But It is said that there la no danger In Canada.Who knows that I He was not so young bnt be coold remember several occasions when such a body of men would have been of great service to Canada.A very alight thing, for instance, might kindle an Indian war In the North-West.To say mat such a reserve as the cadets can afford would never be wanted is s sLort-sigbced impolitic, narrow way of speaking.Under Canaoian institutions edu* cation was almœt free.Like the Military College, tbe Agiicultural College aud School* of Technology and Civil Hagloeeriog were special to a certain extent, but general to a greater degree, aselsting students to the various walks of life.A large capiial was represented In the University of Toronto and Upper Canada College, and outside of these ware the endowed college* sod prtva;e schools, all for épecial work of some kind.Bumming up the expense of education It reached an amount that declared it paramount in tbe tbongbts of tbe people.He bad prepared an aggregate statement of tbie yearly coat.In Oitano It was f534,000 ; Quebec, $345,000 ; Nova Beotia, $133.000 ; N^w Brunawick, $150,000 ; Prince Edwt'd Island, $81,000 ; B.itisn Columbia, $48 000 ; Mau tobs, $14,-000 ; a total cf $1,366,000, None of the sohcols asking this vast sum afforded a mill Cary education, which bad be come a blank in the studies of Cansdisu youth.Tbe Royal Military i.oileje uow fills that blank at a cost of $69,000 a year.The general education cost mirty-flve cents jmt eayila, and tbe miliary education claimed hot one and a half oents of that sum Is it not desirable at (hat price?Tbe question of Its propriety should he ulscuued la the public interest, bat yet fairly and nonorsbly.The more It was als-'.iirSed in that light toe better, be was sure, for the College.At Wr-st Point there were 350 cadets, costing $250,000 a year, besides $188,000 for horses and a detachment.Living cut the last Item, as tbe Oar.adUn school ha* nothing to compare wltn It.the cost of each cadet s ill remains at $1,000 as agdnst $590 for a Canadian cadet, though tbe cost in a larger college should be relatively less.He bad spoken at a wearying length, but be was «oxtoue :o say to the cadets aud the irleuds i>f me College iu»t its iut;re*(s aud merits vrero not lest sight of by the Gjvernnuunt.\" (Applause.) In tbe evening the Commandant and staff entertained at supper, a number of ladies and gentlemen, in the Educational Btock.Our old friends \u201cB\u201d Battery Band furnished excellent music during the morning.In tbe afternoon tbe Band of tbe Toronto Engineers played several fine selections.LATEST FROM JSUROPE.«BEAT BRITAIN.CPtr MotUr\u2014l him.) Loidon, July T\u2014Tbe Tims seyi, editorially, tbs concessions of territory to Qrsece and Montenegro, and tbe introdootlou of reforms into otber Turkish provinces, must ba persistently urged as the indispensable demands of Euiope.Let this combined course of patience and firmness be pursaed, and let it be clearly understood that, If necessary, stronger measures will be unhesitatingly adopted, and we may reasonably hope self-interest alone will Induce the Sultan to give way.The wives of the ex-Hhedlve of Kgvpt have returned to Naples from Smyrna.In tbe Commons this afternoon, a bill granting a loan of JSO.OOO for the development of tbe Irisb fisheries was rejected on its second reading by ITS to 176.A Berlin correspondent, discussing the relations between China and Russia, saya tbere seems to have been an Idea of porebaatog ships aud (Cannon la America aud pitting American seamen agalnstTbe duller landlubbers forming the bulk* of tbe Russian crews, but tbe.-e Is little probeblllty of tbe scheme being {oarried out before the war is over.ibis year.\u2014\t«\t \tMacks Car-\t Nome.\tlog nttcod-\tCertificate.\tslice.\t A B Perry\t\t\t42,285\tFitet-rlass.D McPhtrscn.\t\t39 789\tdo J fipeiman.\t\t35 520\tdo H E Wise\t\t\t30,353\tCO C O Fii'benfc S.\t\t29 66*\tdo Wm Davis\t\t\t29 643\tdo C Deshtlfiov.\t\t29,356\tdo ?G Wlhtle.\t\t28,077\tdo J Cochrane.\t\t27,157\tdo H C Freer.\t\t26 896\tSecond-clue.H W Keeler.\t.25.710\tdo V BlV:I,\t\t\t24,320\tdo F Dixod\t\t\t20 022\tdo F Do vû\t\t\t17,510\tdo F Reid\t\t\t8,904\tdo The commieelon* in Her Majesty\u2019* regular army, v!s , ote in the Royal Engineers, ote ic the Royal Artillery, which are avsiiabie aunoaily to the cadets who prove themselves qualified fur >he honour, hive been accepted as fallows Royal Engineer*, be-geant-Major A.B.Peiry ; Royal ArtUItry,birgeant-Mijor D.McPberton.The medal winners are :\u2014Gold medal, Sergeant-Major A.B.Pkr&t.Silver medal, Sergeant Major D.MoPausox.Bronse medal, Sergeant-Major J.J.Spkl Cadet Pkxby was absent through having broken bin leg ; tbe prises taken by bis companions, were presented.Battalion Sergeant Major Kuxbx received a band-some sword for tbe best conduct and discipline.Sut Aluxamder Camf&xll\u2019s address ia tbu* epitomised :\u2014 \u2022\u2022ha regretted teat a eevore accident bad kept Sergeant Ferry away, since be would be happy to see him again carry off bis well dt-Servod honours.Sergeant Perry bore a name mors lamili-r to the speaker than to any ont al e present, probably.He came from a family ot marked ability, whose part lo tbe history of Ontario will have, he hoped, it* foil recognition.It had produced good and able men, and the Lennox and Adcingtoo branch still «pparentiy maintained its rep at a tioo.He congratulated the students on the raccess of the term just expiriog.Not only in the officiel reports, but in privste slso bad he beard of it.They had done well\u2014better tbaa well.This was not less gratifying to him than to the moat ardent professor or cadet, and bespoke ior the Government who takes great Interest lo the College, atd would be g ad to hear of the good work accomplished.Tbe year bad been one cf great interest to the cadets.1 hey were now called open to npboid in the Old Country tbe honour and credit of Canada, and particularly of the College, In Her Majesty\u2019s srmy.Their bearing would have an importance, lot it is much easier to cast a s nr on a new school Chsn on an old one.He congratulated them also on other outside recognitions\u2014the coc-ttnnatlon of the Dnfferin medal, sod the donation cf medals by tbe Princess Louise and Marquis of Lome, who would have bad au infinite pleasure in being present hsdcircum-\u2022 lances permitied.The presentation of tbe four commisaious in the regular army was an especially new mark of Interest in the College, and would units Canada more closely to the Mother Land.Onr bonds ol sympathy would be mole closely knitted tf such a thing were poesible.Then the Commandant had arranged tor an official trip by twelve cadete that they might view (he work* at Halifax aod other places, sad Increase their store of practical knowledge.The cadets had every en-cuuragement, and he coogratniated them not oaiy on the success of the staff, bat upon tbe evidences of outside sympathy and co-operation.He desired to correct an idea that seemed to rest upon some at least of the pabiic.Tbe \u2018staff of the College had not given (heir services at their own desire, bnt that of Canada.They did not seek the poei-tk>t»S) me positiocs sought them, and he hoped they would be judged by the results of their Increasing and meritorious snccee*.Their remuneration waa not so large as that given is the colleges of Great Britain and the United States, and they were solicitsc* to CHARLES BRADLAUGH.The following sketch of Mr.Bradlaughi from \u201cDebrett\u2019s House of Commons aud Judicial Bench,\u201d which has just been published, may, in view of the extraor dinary proceedings in Parliament, be read with interest: Charles Bradlaugh, son of Mr.Charles Bradlaugh, a solicitor\u2019s clerk, by Elisa both Mary his wife.He was born Sept, 26 tb, 1833, was educated at element try schools at Bethnal Green and Hackney Road, and married, 1854, Susannah Lamb Hooper, who died 1877.Was successive ly an errand lad in a solicitor\u2019s office, a wharf clerk and cashier to a firm of coal merchants, and a Sunday-school teacher to a Church of England school.About 1849 he abandoned these positions, and, adopting secular opinions, became a pub he lecturer and pamphleteer.In Lee.1850, he enlisted in the 7th Dragoon Guards, and became orderly room clerk but purchased his discharge m 1853, when he became clerk to a solicitor and to a building society, and an ardent aud constant writer on secular subjects.In 1858 he became editor ot the Investigator, and subsequently projected the liation&l Reformer, of which he is editor.Radical ; in favor of the abolition of the law and practice of primogeniture and entail, a reduction in national expend! ture, separation of Church and State, and a r form ol the House ot Lords.Elected for Noniiampton, April, 1880, having, in November, 1868, February, 1874, and Oc tober, 1874, been an uusuccesslul candi date.___________________ an icy barrier OFF BELLE ISlE.The New York Herald, of a recent date, says :\u2014The Maritime Register publishes a report from the captain of a Gloucester ship whicn has been baffled in an attempt to reach the Greenland fisheries by immense quantities of ice en-o untered ofi the Strait of Belle Isle.Her captain states that \u2019\u2018the ice blockade is unparalleled in his experience, extending down to the fifty-second degree of latitude, with thousands of icebergs of every sise and shape.\u201d This despatch from the returned ship, dated on the 29th ult., is ot value, as furnishing a clew to the source of the recent great Atlantic ice drift.From the Strait of Belle Isle, north of Newfoundland, to the nearest point on the Greenland coast is about six hundred miles.That the vast, compact fleet of icebergs should crowd the western part of so broad an outlet ol the Arctic Ocean appears to indicate that they have descended to the Strait of Belle Isle, not only through Davis Strait, but through Hudson Strait, me great in lei, to Hudson Bay, which drain* tua major part of British and Arctic America east of the Rocky Mountains.With the dissolution at this season of the great snow and ice masses around Hudson Bay tbe surfaee level of that extensive mediterranean must be raised and a powerful outflow established, transporting the dislodged me floes eastward.The inference is very strong, therefore, that this distribution of the ice drift points to an unusual ly warm spring and summer over all the northeastern quarter ot the American continent, including the Arctic which wash its shores.In tnis state ot things, it is evident, we may count upon the prolongation of the present ice drift to as late a date in July or August as has ever marked the duration oficeberg dan gen in the Atlantic ship tracks.In the ear y part of August, 1826, an immense iceberg was observed ott the Newfound land Banks by an English man-of-war.Un August 2,1813, in latitude 45 degrees and longitude 44 degrees 30 minutes, a large English fleet, just as a dense fog cleared away, fell in with \u201can extensive ridge of ice, having an iceberg at each extremity,\u201d and had not the fog lilted about 30 ships would have struck upon this icy reef.And, even as late August 31, 1816, a huge island ot ice was passed by a merchantman about two hundred miles northwest of the last named position.It is almost certain that the present iceberg season will last all summer, and it will be unsafe for commanders of ships to relax tbeir vigilance in any part ot the Arctic current or its southerly projection while they are running north of tue fortieth parallel/ As pioofe of the unabated rage for \u2018 ceraa.les/\u2019 it Is mentioned ia London journal* o' the 17(b that a pair of old Sevres jatdimeres in tbe form of tquare < range tab*, painted with exotric birds In ala&d;c*pe, baj gold for $16-5 on tbe previous day at an action sale in tbe Christie salesroom*, and a Wedgwood vase, witb tbe apotbeoels of Yirgii in white on a black ground, fro-u Flaxmau\u2019* design, tba cover sarmoouted by Pegasas, brought $2,125.No wonder tbere was a hubbub in buckingham Palace when, at tbe Queen\u2019* last drawing-room, a careless diplomatist knocked a Sevres vase off a console and smubed it ic.to flinders.It is not recorded of bim that, like Alfieri on a similar occasion, bo immedl-ately knocked over tbe companion vase or that, like Alfieri, be next day sint a check for tbe vaine of tbe rained pottery.Rat be will be a mar*- d man in London henceforth and su b colleagues of Ids own body as Count Corti and tbe younger Gorticbakoff will probably cut bim wherever they may meet m in 1er tbe Italian diplomat carried a Capo di Monte clock, wrapped in cotion, |a bis arm* like a child, on a journey of a tbou*and mile*, sod tbe Uusaiib takes nig fair but fragile tieasu.es witb him from oae eod of Earon* to tbe otber.A yoobg lady who has b-en married * short ! time lately t.lu a \u201cbosom irlend ' that there \u2022aï oblyona thing more astonishing tbao ib« readmes* with wnlcb Ned gave up smoking wben they became engaged, and that was tbe rapidity wlto which h« took to It again altar tb*f ware mfrttad.FRANCE.Paris, July T\u2014Tbe Chamber of Depnties al-pt-d tbe final report of tbe Committee on Amnesty, being Senator Labiobe\u2019s alternative bill in Its original form, but limiting the period assigned lor granting pardons by the Government to the interval between tbe present dste and tbe 14th lost.In thi debate preceding the vote on tbe report of tbe Committee on Amnesty, De Cassagnac, Bonapartiat, maintained that the Ministry having been defeated 1m the Senate ought to resign.De Vreycluet explained the Government\u2019* attitude on the question ; be said tbe Ministers In the Senate on Saturday-voted for tbe amendment axolndlug assassins and incendiaries to frustrate certain da signs, tbongn they bad first rejeotedUt because of tbe difflonlty in carrying it ont.He said be thought tbe bill in tbe form it was sent by tbe Senate left tbe way open for a compromise.Tbs Bonapartlst Deputies declared they would vote lor tbe amendment ot tbe Committee.A Committee of reactionary gentlemen purpose awarding gold medals to all Magistrates who resign rstber tbs a sanction the execution of the decrees Egalant tbe religions orders.Tbe three Bepabliosn groups met before tbe sitting of tbe Chamber of Deputies to coosider tbe amnesty question.Tne Left Centre resolved to accept tbe Senatorial amendment If so modified as to exclude only Communists condemned for assassination who were previously convicted for non-political offences.Tbe Advanced and Extreme Left preferred the adoption of Senator Lsbi cbe\u2019s amendment, subject to any verbal alteration!.If, as has been suggested, criminal soteoedents are taken as s criterion of exclusion from amcesty, It will apply to 609 of the 806 Communists still lo exile ; the $09 are not under condemnation for assassination or incendiarism, and weald not therefore be pot oat by Senatorial amendment.A telegram from Rsguoa reports that tbe Monténégrins are abandoning ail their positions near Dnlolgno and mirohiog on Tost and Podgorstas, which they intend to attack wltnout delay.It i* said they have resolved to gather tbe crops in the fields belonging to tbe Albanians as tbey advance.A serions affray, in wbicb several Turks were killed occurred between the Mnssalmsos of Jskoka and the Christians of Fondest on socoant of acts of cruelty committed by tbe Tnrks.Tbe Obamber of D*paUts adopted the committee\u2019s final report on the Amnesty BUI by 312 to 260.Tbe Committee of tbe Franco-American Union gave a banquet to night to celebrate tbe official notification to the Doited States oi tbe assured completion of tbe monument commemorative of the Independence of the United States, which will b* inaugurated in 1883.Henii Martin, historian, Senator Bsisian Oscar de la Fayette and Labonlayel DdLesaeps, Governor Noyes, American Minister, General Pittler, representing President Gravy, Diets Monln, Walker, Consul-General of United States, General Keyes, Henry Woods, Datmold and Ryan, and Bartholdi, tbe seniptor of tbe monument, and a large number ot journalists were present.Ls-boulage, President of tbe Committee, propos ed tbe varions toasts ; be gave an account of tbe work of tbe Committee, and stated that France bad provided the statna and artist white America would supply the pedestal In fatore ages tba statue of Liberty would stand forth as a monument of (be epoch and a souvenir of tbe frieodehlp between the two great peoples.He cooolnded ¦ with tbe toast H Eternal friendship between France abd Asset lea.\u201d\tMinister Noyea deUvered au eloquent address and was irtqnently applauded.Consul-General Walker proposed tbe health of President Grevy.Boaerisn offered tbe toast \u201cTbe American Press.\" Oeoar de Is Fayette gave toast In honor of President Hayes ; Minister Noyes and DeLessepa recalled tbe memory oi the Frenchmen who abed tbeir blood in tbe cause of American Independence ; Leprere ex-Minlster of Justice, in bis own name and tbe names of bis former colleagues in the Government, saluted tbe great Amerioan nation RUSSIA.St.PanasBuxa, July 6\u2014An official despatch says Tbe recounolterlng column sent forward by General Skobaloff horn Donso-loam on tbe fitb Jana raaobed Rami on tbe Uth, when the Inhabitants fled.The Boa-elans are fortifying Baol and collecting provisions tbere.A farther recoanoisauce waa made ou tbe 28tb ultimo in.tbe direction of Artscbmau, whence tbe Turcomans withdrew after an insignificant skirmish.Tbe WmUde Rusts assorts that télégraphie advices from Turkistan contain nothing Justifying the report* by way of India respecting tbe alleged defeats of the Rusalans by the Cbineae.It ia said one thousand Sarto col leoted by the Cbineae lo Ka*bgaria to make roads were forcibly impressed Into tbe Chinese army.Fort Taab Kurgan, near Fort Naryn, waa recently sacked by the Mnasol-mans ; hence probably originated the report of the capture of Fort Naryn by Obineas.Tbe cruiser \u201cïarcatafl,\u201d now at Maras ^llea, will leave there in about a mouth to Join tba Pacific iset.The \u201cRnasla.\" which baa just sailed from Oroastadi tor viadivos-stook, carried 8,000,000 cartridges, 10,000 submarine mines ior harbor and ooast de-onoe, and two torpedo boats ; she will be tbe sixth Boseian cruiser In the Pacific and tf ia intended to send six more.day.it is at present going into the early history of the Canada Pacific Railway, and ahonld it desire to take evidence on partloo» 1er points afterwards tbla will probably ba done with open doors.Rev.Mr.Huatlngton will leave here In tbe last week in July.About a year ago Willie Bummer ville and two other bey* were saved from drowning by Charlie White, a colored boy, and Master John Hill.Tbrougb tbe efforts of Dr.Cor.belt and Mr.Frederick Cbampnees, tbe couragsons conduct of the boys was made known to the Royal Humane Society of England, and tbe resalt Is that medals bavs arrived for White and Hill, and are now in tbe bands of tbs Secretary of State.Tbe medals will be pablloly presented to the lads by H.R.H.tbe Prin;ess Louise and Hla Excellency tbe Governor-General on their retorn to tbe city, Mr.Moagrove baa to-nlgbt forwarded the papers in connection witb his protest against the composition of tbe Grand Jury at tbe late County Court, to Toronto Tbe following la tbe full text of the clrcu.1er addressed by Sandford Fleming to tbe members of tbe staff \u201cCanadian Pacific Railway, Ottawa, 1st July, 1889.To the members ot the engineering staff and otber offioera:\tYon will learn from the doonmenta appended, published by per-mission, that I am no ' longer In tbe Government service.For the past IT years I bava served under auooeselve administrations as Engineer-in-Oblef of important public works\u2014first, the Intercolonial Rail way, and more recently the Pacific Railway.1 cannot cease to act as I have hitherto done without thinking of my past relationship with many who bave aided me, and cannot retira from tbe position I have so long held, without bidding farewell to tbose witb whom I have been associated In undertakings so gigantic, involving questions so complicated It is not possible to avoid differences of opinion and auob difficulties are Incident ibereto.Rut these diffloalUes have been ex ceptlonslly few, and tbey have been far more than compensated for by tbe exceedingly agreeable relations wbicb have generally prevailed, by tbe genuine satisfaction wbicb has arisen from tbe performance ot doty and by tbe engrossing character of tbe work Itself.As the bead ol tbe engineering staff to whom thé Government bas looked for opiniobs and reporta on all questions, as tbe officer held responsible for the direction of \u2022very operation and tbe organisation of every detail, from tbe first explorations to the pre sent time, It 1* with peculiar regret that 1 break my connection with tbe Pacific Railway at this particular stage.I cannot conceal from tbe members of the staff that I would have preferred to have remained with them to help forward the more complete fruition of oar Joint labors ; bat olroamstsnoes have ex-anted that It abaJI be otherwise, and tbe time baa corns wben my professional connection with tbe great undertaking into which I have thrown my beat energies most close.On tbe otber bond, I conceive that I may with iegl timate satisfaction look bock on the progress which has been made, tbe vest territory in which our investigations bave been made no longer a terra incognito ; our labours have successfully pierced tbe formidable barriers imposed by nature, aud every problem of prac tibllity has been solved ; construction being proceeded with at different pointa witb in a range of nearly 2,090 miles, and in a Utile more than another year tbe completion of at least 600 miles of tbe railway ia assnred.In that short period a Une of communication will be open within Canadian territory for the in flux of settlers to onr great fertile wilderness, destined to be the home of millions.In re tiring from the office of tbe Eogineer-lo' Oblet of the Psaiflo Railway, I entertain the klndUest feelings to eaob and to ali ; I shall always retain a warm recollection of the friendships formed daring my official career 1 sbell delight in bearing of the prosperity ot ay old associates, and shall watob with deep, may I ay witb patriotic Interest, the develop ment of a national work which It baa been my high privilege to asaiat in bringing to its present condition.Again, with cordial good feeling and beat wiabea to ail, farewell\u2014 Bamdvoro FLamia.* David Hanan, of the township of Osgood waa found dead in the bush behind hi* dwelling tbla morning.Tbe body showed no marks of violenoe ; it Is supposed that death resulted from Inflammation Tbe examination of Dr.Gomos in tbe Bria-bols case waa confinned to-day, being supplemented by tbe addition of a number of homan skulls, which were produced by the defence to exemplify tbe relative position and thickness of tbe various bones of the bead.Words tbat would stagger any epe'llng bee were bantered between tbe Dr.in the box and tba various counsel until tbe an dlence became bewildered at the amount of Greek tbat an ordinary skull contained Mr.Aylen addressed tbe jury on behalf of the ac cosed and his words seemed to receive great attention.Latu\u2014The jury lo tbe case of Brisbols came into Uourt this evening and returned verdict of \u201cNot Guilty.\u2019\u2019 Bbados Go lu Muss \u2014A correspondent writing at fit.George saya Mr.Phillips, of the Colonial Gold Mining Company, recently found a large nugget at Jersey, County Beaooe, ou the River du Loup, wbicb weighed nearly one pound, also several small pieces.Mr.A.A.Humphrey, who is st work two miles above oo cleaning up bis slues on Saturday last, took out aixteeo ounces of gold dust.Mr.Phillips has thirty-five and Mr.Hnmphrey twenty-five men at work.Bbooedib\u2019s Court Ybstirdat.\u2014Madeleine Barraa, widow of Prosper Gurnet, aged over sixty yssrs, came to toe Conn and asked to be sent to gaol.She stated she was quite sick, sud triad to get Into so hospital but could not succeed.Bbe was sent to gaol for one montb.An old man, James Burke, aged 67 years, also applied for admission, being incapacitated for work ; sent In for one month.Louis Beaubien, lor loitering sad obstructing passengers, one montb.Thomas Fogarty, for assaulting Andrew Wilson, in Cbampiain street, two months in deiaoit of p tying a fine of $10 and cost*.Bissions OF TUI Psacs\u2014Yesterday, before Judge Cauaveeu, the prisoners convicted daring the term wore placed at tbe Bar, and sentenced a* follows Napoleon Dery and Joseph Foyer, tor stealing gg from a soldier of the «\u2022B\" Battery, four your* in tbe Penitentiary ; Gedeon Lessard, for obtaining money under false pretences, tight days' Common Gaol, and on a second tnd.otmeot, for ottering « forged request for goods, two years\u2019 Penitentiary, at expiration ol previous sentence ; Pniillpe Lsvole, for stealing money truw bis master, six monthff imprisonment, st bard laoor.The term was then declared closed.BELGIUM* Bausaau, Joly 7\u2014Tbe Government for mslly denies small-pox Is prevalent in Belgium.UNITED STATEN.New You*, July 7\u2014A mysterious package was sent to the office of Anthony Comstock,, special agent for tbe Society for tbe Suppression of Crime, in May last.Comstock was not in, so bis stenographer, Arthur Dacrel received it end noticed it had a peculiarly obnoxious smell.After placing It down be washed his bands.Dacrel is new dangerously ,111, tbe physlclanslsay, of blood poisoning When tbe packsge was opened it resembled stickiog plaster, and tbe stench was so great tbat the office bad to ba disinfected.Tbe physicians are greatly p assied over the case.Tbe yoang man\u2019s whole body la covered with eruptions, and though formerly strong and healtby be baa wasted away to a skeleton and is now In a very critical condition.Comstock thinks he knows tbe guilty parties and will bave them In enstody soon.It U believed tbeir purpoee was to effect Comstock\u2019s deaib, believing be would open the packsge.Dr.Tanner\u2019s fasti og feat ceases Increased interest.Tbe principal change to-day la a decrease In the temperature, being 962 at six p.m, It It fails five degrees mors tba resalt will be fatal.The Doctor la atlll resolute and hopeful.T je police to-night arrested Lawrence C.Jerome, Jr., son of tbe weli-kaown banker and sporting mao, oo a grave charge of fraud.Hmxtsyow*, NJ., July T-Davtd M Parrlne, s well known citiaao, a week ago bad bla right arm fearfully lacerated from tbe bite of a vicious borsa.On Friday mo tificstlon setting in tbe arm was amputated, lock-jaw foilowsd and be died yesterday morning in terrible agony.Dallas, Taxes, July 7\u2014Tan Taylor was found fatally shot near bis residence last evening.He refused to give any Information except that he first shot.SPECIAL FROM OTTAWA.Ottawa, July 7\u2014A sea-serpent ia said to bave been seen above Aylmer, in tbe Dechene lake.Tbe story la taken with sail.Tbe Civil Bervloe Commission baa ordered a statement to be prepared showing tbe age, nationality, date of appointment and length of ail persons lo tbe Civit Bervioe.A blue book containing this Information was printed by order ol Parliament, but considerable caaoge bas taken place since tbsn.Tbe reported find oi silver at the Hull Iron mines tarns oat to be \u2022 Joke.Mr.N Flood Devin, Beoretary of tbe Railway Commission, has arrived.Mr.Haggart, M.P.P., will leave for Winnipeg next week.The Railway Comutlsaion met again to.STRAWBERRIES A New Cab Oouflis.\u2014A new car ooonler, invented by Meesra.Trudel and Mabeux, of this city, was tried a lew days since in presence of a large number of spectators.Tne inventor* ot tbi* ounplar claim that it pats \u2022n eod to tbe dangers wbicb attend tbi* work under the present system, under which men passing between the cars for tbi* purpose are mangled to death.This coupler, wbicb U to be ot iron, Is not oombereome, although solid, and doe! not interfere with tne appearance of the most elegant oar.'The invention consists in rendering automatic or self-working the formsr system ot the ring and pin, made to open or shat, so sa to efieot or ondo tbe coupling.The inventors deserve credit for tbeir invention, wbicb is already patented.Melakobolt Dajwaixe Aooidbst.\u2014A very d caee oi drowning occurred yesterday afternoon, at Lake Beanport, by wblob Mr Horace Patton, eldest son of Mr.James Patton, Manager of tbe Quebec and Levis Ferry Company, lost bis life.Tbe deceased, with Dr.Henry Basaell, went out in a boat to a spot where tbey coold enjoy a swim, and then amused themselves by diving a few times nader the water.Mr.Patton on rising to the surface appeared so exhausted, tbat nis companion Immediately swam to hla assistance, but after sinking twice himself, found it impossible to .do anything to save hia friend, who sank in wbst appeared to be anont twenty feet of water.Meanwhile the boat had drifted some distance from the spot where the two want under, and the doctor only managed to reach it with very groit difficulty.A party of friends of tbe bereaved family itft last night for Lake Beaaport to endeavor to recover tbe body thii morning.The deceased, who waa employed in tbe office of R.H.Smith, Esq., and about twenty years of age, was a most exemplary young man and highly respected by all who knew him.The afflicted relatives have onr deepest, sympathy.For sala by Jana 17, 1880.A.WAX JUICRS.SPECEL JOTICE ! ! STRANGER) YX81TING THE CITY ABB respectfully invited to call and axamlns our aXTBNBIVB BTOCK Of Fancy Dry Goods, Kept folly assorted by weakly Importations of the LATEST NOVELTIES, New Shades in Gros Grain Silks.BIk Gros Grain Sllka, \u2022 Galnsta*\u2019 A \u201cBonnets.\u2019* Wide Black 811k Mantle Velvets.Rich Brocbi Bash Ribbons.Umbrellas, Paraao'a.Black and White Laos Shawls, Span Silk Opera or Promenade Shawls.Collarettes, Flcbua, Neck Ties, Pans Kid and Baade Gloves\u20143 to 12 Buttons.Stir, Thread, and Balbrlggan Hosiery.TOE DRB8B-MAKING, MANTLE-MAKING, and MIL LI MART DEPABTMMTS are under skilled management, With a vary com patent ataff to exaeute all orders promptly aud In first rata atyl*.At eight hours\u2019 notice folly tnmmad Dresses sen ba mads Complets.GLOVER, FRY A CO., Fabriqua Street, U pper Town, (Catabllabed In ISIS.) STRANGERS VISITING THE OITY WILL FIND THE largest and beat rteUeted Assortment of Gold and Silver Watohes, Gold and Starling Silver Jewellery, Electro-Plated Ware, Whitby Jet, Birmingham, Garnet and Fancy Goods.Fans, Ac., Ac.-ALSO\u2014 Marine, Field and Opera GIebme.AT G.SICHTJERT\u2019S ¦DROPKAN BAZAAR, IS, FABRIQUE STREET M.B.\u2014G:oda marked la plain figurav May *1.1SB0.(treat Sale of Sarpliu Stock S \u2014 nr \u2014 Dresses, Oostumea, Mantles, Trimmet Hats and Bonnet*.Tba above ara Paria and London Patterns, Imported as Moisis.Priors reduced 40 to 60 par cant, to street a elsaranes of that part of oar Spring and Bom-mar Stock.GLOVBR, FRY A OO.GENTLEMENS CLOTHING.BTC.Tbla Department folly maintains tba load it baj always taken of abowlng tbs Newest aid Beat Goods in Neck-Ties, Scarfs, Shirts, Oollara, Oaffh, Gloves, Hosiery, Under clothing, ate , H-OBscKy TWresclo Olotlxlxxgg, })tÊ~ A Flrst-Oiass Guitar oa the Pramlawa.Special Orders executed with grant dispatch GLOVER, FRY * GO.Jana 21,1660.II III St.John Street, Upper Town and Notre-Dame Street, Lower Town, ca-meorwiTi a.Ts lUDIHE lEICIllIJ A Shop Assistant's Society has been started in Londoo, one of whose first objeots is to induce employers to provide seats for the girls In tbeir shops.Tba society requests tbe namej of all iadiea aud gentlemen who will resolve not to deal at shops where seals are not provided.Turkey can atlll be générons to her friends.At tbe bnltan\u2019s palace the valae of tbe diamond parure given to Lady Lay aid Is put down at 3,000 Turkish liras, or £7,200 sterling.This present was made privately.A couple oi pieces of old cblns were sent on bjard tbe \u201cHelicon\u2019\u2019 aa a parting gift.Lady Layard bad already received tbe decoration of tbe Order of Obefkat (\u201csuccor\") set in diamonds, rained at several tboasmds of poauds.Tbla decaratlon she received tba permission of Queen Victoria to accept and wear.SPECIAL FRUM MONTREAL.Moktebal, July 7\u2014Tbe case of tbe petl tloners in tba .election trial against Hon.J 0.Abbott baa been concluiad, and tba defence will open oo Angust 3rd.Robert While, a carpenter, got one of his hands nearly torn off In tbe betUDg of factory bere to-day.Mr.Justice MacKey baa dismissed a claim for $330,000 against tbe Molslo Iron Oom psny\u2019s estate, now in liquidation.Tbe case of ex-tfoigeaot Blgrss against bis wife, for attempting to poison bim, was argued before toe Police Ooort to-day and submitted tor tbe Magistrate's deelsion.It will be decided in a day or two.Tbe prosecu tlou bas proved by two public analysts that there was antimony io tbe tood given him, os he alleges by bis wife.The defence is that Signs la Insane, and tbe changing of hla religion from tbe Roman Catholic to tba Protestant was alleged by the defence ns one of tbs grouuds upon wbtcb be was charged witb insanity.¦very day tends to show tbs great development wbicb is taking place in oar manufacturing industries.Tbe Hadou Oottoo Oom-paoy, Hocbelags, is having made In Bolton, Hog, a mammoth 600 borse-power engine, a counterpart of one now being ased by tbe Company.Tbe new engine will arrive aboat tbe 1st Angnst, and will cost £3,600 stg., and yet sueb is tbe capacity of tbe mills tbat both tbe engines will be kept conilnuoujly running.i\u2019be bed for tbe new engine is iar advanced toward completion, and an idea may be formed of tbe dimensions of tbe engine when it is stated that tbe bed ttasif will cost $7,000.Tbe Canada Cotton Company, at Cornwall, are also making important addltlona to thslr factory.A weaving shed, 240 feet long by 60 ieet wide, and one story in height, is being built with a view to tbe reception of 200 additional looms.In aid of this tbe Corporation of Cornwall a short time sioce granted the company a boons of $10,000.i\u2019hs number of bauds employed la tbe new weaving bouse will be over 100, and tbe whole -.vill be in operation the latter part of August.Tbe iarm of Harwood, near Vsudreoll, was \u2022old to-day by auction for $10,000, onao-count oi the Mechanic's Bank estate.Large quantities of pressed bay are being \u2022hipped to Huglsnd.Tbe Witness says business is so brisk here at present that the Montreal Telegraph Company has bad to augment tte staff and open extra wicketa in tbe receiving departments.Tbs deepening of the channel of tbe Bt.Lawrence up to Montreal will be completed this season, so tbat ships drawing 26 ieet can pass up without danger.NEWS OF Cl IjrANO DISTRICT.M.La Jaoaa\u2019a Laovvaa.\u2014This gentleman will lecture tnis evening at the Victoria Hall, ou novels and romaaoes.Muistbeul.\u2014Sir John A Macdonald, Sir Obsrlea Topper, and Hon J H Pope are ex pected here to-day, and will sail for tSarope on Saturday.The Isvi\u2019TiSATio*.\u20148tr Leonard Tilley has been summoned to appear as a witness before tbe Publie Accounts Committee, in tbe Ohspleaa-Prentioe affair.Bunnsa Dbati.\u2014A young girl aged ten years, daughter ot Mr.Nolln, grocer, Bt.Olivier street, dieu suddenly yesterday from indigestion.Haaosiav SnuMU.\u2014The steamer \u201cSagae-nsy\" will leave tba Bt.Andrew\u2019s wharf tomorrow morning at 7 JO for tbe Bagaenay and Intermediate porta.\u2014Bee advertisement.Polios Oocbt Ybstiumt.\u2014(Before Judge Chauveau)-Bix seamen of tbe \u201cMaagerton,\u201d obarged with refusal of duty, pleaded the an wortblneas of tbe Teasel and a survey was ordered to report to-day, Qwebo Fub Aamaacn Go.\u2014Tbla first olasa association again announces a dividend of five par cent for tbe past alx months.It most be refreshing to tbs stockholder* to find tbeir directors, in thosa days of amsll dividends, standing to them tan per cent per annum.Pbeiodiools.\u2014We have received from Wm Warwick A Bon, publishers, Wellington street, Toronto, tbe June nnmbsr of tbe Boy\u2019s Own Paper,\" a most excellent work fail of amusing and healthy reading lor the young,\u2014¦should be taken by every bead ot a family who baa boys to bring up.Also the well known good monthly \u201cThs Monday at Home,\u201d a paper which is so well oonducUd as to requlrs no comment, and \u201ci'ks Leisure Emu/ bath fee July.* In Rost or West, or North or Booth, They to tbemselves so outrage do, Who cannot boast a fresh sweet montb, With teeth like pearls begemmed with dew, Wben SOZODONT all tnis supplies, Aud works the charm bsfore our eyes.\t_______________codAw GREEN\u2019S AUGUST FLOWER.It is natural tor people suffering with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint or any derangement of the digestive organs, such as Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveneas, palpitation of tbe Heart, Heart-burn, Water-braah, gnawing and burning pains at the pit of the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue, and disagreeable taste in the mouth, coming up of food after eating, low \u2022pints, Aa, to put off from day to day buying an article that they know ha* cured their neighbor, fnend, or relative, Jet they have no faith in it until it ia too tte.Rut if you will go to your Druggist and get a bottle ol Gubx\u2019b Auouar Flo waa your immediate oure ta aa oertain aa you live., Sample Bottles of this medi-cine can be obtained for 10 cents to try its superior virtue.Regular sue 75 cents.Try it, t wo doses will relieve any case.Msy i0, I869.\t)l>26-Lm-dAw FCKLB YOUNG AGAIN.\u201cMy mother was afflicted a long time with Nsatalgla and a dull,heavy inactive con?ttlon of the whole system ; headaebe, narrons prostration, and was almost helpless.Mo paysi-olana or medicines did her any good.Throe month* ego abe began to use Hop Bitters, with such good offset that ahe seems and fools yonng again, although over 70 years old.We think tbere le no other medloine fit to nae In the family.\"\u2014A lady.In Providence.R.L NEW KNITTING WOOLS, Sky, IN ALL COLOURS \u2014INOLUDIN G- Navy, ÜEvrtle, Cardinal.Turkish Rose.The above Fingeri&ga being of a very superior quality we have every confidence In rocommending them for family nae.Best quality Marino, Shetland, Andalusian and Lady Betty Wools always in Stock.SIMONS & FOULDS, FABRIQUE STREET.Jon# 10, 1880.JUST RECEIVED t mm TACKLE ! A FULL LINE, Including oom* very floe -FLY RODS- And, without exosptlon, ths largest and best Stock of ARTIFICIAL FLIES CALL AND EXAMINE.Notice to Strangers ARS NOW SHOWING Assortment of A FINS w* FANCY DRY GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY Black and Oolenrad Sllkr, Mantle Velvet», Umbretaa and Parasols, Fancy Blbboaa, Kid Gloves, 2 to 11 Battent, Laoe, loo Woo), Sou tinette Shawls, Beal Laces, Collarette*, Ficha., Silk, Thread, and Balbrlggan Hose.MILLINEBY AND DRKBSMAKING.FYFE, WRIGHT A LEITCH, 22, FABRIQUE STREET, U.T.Joly T, 16b0.FRUITJAKS Improved Self-Sealing Fruit Jars, Pints, Quarts and Half-fiallens The Best and Cheapest Ja jet offered! PEVERLEY dt CO., r A /^ABES OF HATd JUST RECEIVED til/ VV from tha beet London Manufacturera, and of LATEST STYLE, an worn in Lon don, for GENTS and BOYS.A large aasortmont of Christy's, Woodrow\u2019s and Lincoln A Bennell'a PULLOVERS AND SILK HATS ! WILL BB BOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES J.B.LALIBERTE\u2019S 194, St.Joseph Bt., St.Roch's, Q UI AC A3 AC C?.April 9, 1880.\tQm A GOOD INVESTMENT ! jvr/f July 8, 1880.HOUSE AND GARDEN, Eta 46, Bt George Street, Lavis.For farther particulars enquire ON THE PAKMISKS.Fp MR.J.H.BATES N ewspaper Advertising Agent 41, PARR ROW, (TimM Building.) 8£jlO'W - roo m 66, FabriquM Street Joly 7,1880.\tJtnMrrKLm THOMAS ANDREWS, No.1, ST.JOHN STREET.! FISHING TACKLE! FISHING TICKLE rE LARGEST AND BEST A880RT-ment of FISHING TACKLE to be had, consisting of :\u2014Trout and Salmon Rods* Reels, Prepared Silk, Salmon Lines, Silk and Hair Trout Dnee, Casting Llaeo, Marana Gat, etc., etc.TK0DT FLIK8 ! SALMON FLIES ! Anglers going Trout Fishing on tha Lakes and Rivets tn thl?vicinity, or Salmon Fishing on the \u201cMargusrita\" River, \u201cGodboat\u201d River, (Sagasnsy), or on the \u201cMatapedlao\u201d will End at THOS.AKDREWS\u2019 Establishment the beet selection of FUee made on Patterns ax preaely for tba above Lakes and Rivera by Forrest A Son.SOLD AT LOW PBICfflE.Oonstantlv on Hand A fint-oias* assortment of Building, Ho Furnishing and Cabinet Hardware.Refrigerator*, Water Coolers and Filters Cream Frees*r», lea Pitchers.Agrtonltaral Implements, Garden Tools.THOS.ANDREWS, No.1, BL JOHN STREET.July 6, 1880.XTODXKr la authorised to contract for Advertisements in both editions of the \u201cMORNING CHRONICLE,\u2019 A.T OUR CBB81 HA.TJCS.Marsh 90 UMM * SUMMER HATS ! WE WOULD DIRECT ATTENTION ! oar Large Stock of Hats, soluble fbr tbe Warm Weather, consist!^ of LEGHORN, PALM LEAF, and MACKINAW STRAWS PITH, 9ELT, an' WHITE DUCK HELMETS.Feather-weight Yalta in all the Newest Colors.Gk k.fccism F*laïcw * co.3QJ|l»nsMla June it, mo., NOTICE.\u2022 THE UNDERSIGNED WILL NOT BH responsible for any debts contracted b p tbe Crew of tha Bark «» NAOMI,\u201d without a written order from tbe Muter.ALBERT FUNMEMARK.*\tMaster.July S, 1860.\tc JOHN HUNTER! Practical Copper and Tin* smith» Plumber and Brass Pounder, All descriptions of copper work for Steamboats, Mills nod Faetorlee, such aa Steam Pipes, Botiara, Cylinders, Air» Vesssl* sod Capper Horns ior Steam Fog Signals, nod all kinds of Raised and Planished work, dona as it ahonld be.Always on hand, Braas Binnacles and Lampe.Also, Qleases far Port and Starboard Lampe and Globe# for Anchor Lanterna, which will bs neatly refitted.Ship's Stove-Fannels, Scupper*, Water.Cloute, Deep Bee and Lend Leads on hand and made to order.Bilge, Tank and Head Pomps carefully re-p Urea, and Pomp Leathers of any alas, mads to order.Bresa Castings with dispatch and at low prioeo.JOHN HUNTER, 12, Col de Sae Street May, 61, 1680.\ttyt-Fm NOTICE.mHE UNDERSIGNED WILL MOT BE A responsible for debts contracted by the Crew of tbe Ship \u201c HEBMUM.\u201d S.A.STEEL, Master.Jnly 7.1680.\tO FOR MINGAN The e.s.«otter,» (Late «marga-RSTHA STEVENSON,\u201d) CapL G.M.May, Will sail for MINGAN, selling regelarly along tbe North Shore, Berslmis, Seven Islande, and otber way plaças, on TUESDAY AVTERNOOH, tha 18th July, at 6 o\u2019clock.Loading at Atkinson's Wharf.A.FRASEE A OO.Jaly 7,1660.For Dalhousie and Intermediate Places ! JUST RECEIVED, Ex 8.S.\u2014Messrs.Obsplean, Robertson Locaoger, Paquet, Lynch, Flyna, Gauthier, Oaron, Murphy, Lavallee, Docket, Dechene LtOeveiller, Beaodet, Fortin, Daeaaloiera, Magnan, RobUlatd, Hondo, Marion, Andet, T n fonde, Charlebols\u201433.The bill was then r\u2014d a s cond time and dlscnswwl in Committee of toe Whole.The stamp bill of the Solicitor-General was also read a second time sod reported fri the Committee of toe Wbolè.The Honse adjourned at midnight.FOTUtTT AMO SVFFCBIN«.«\u2022 I was drtnsad down with debt, poverty and \u2022uAhrius tor yean, causes by a sick lam uy and large bille lor doe or mg, which did me\u2014 nogooi- 1 wee complete!» discouraged an.il one year ago, by the advueoc \u2014y paator, I proeored Hop Btuara aad ao\u2014menced to \u2014a, aaa tu cas month Ws were all wetl, and noon of aa save aeon a sick uay stnee, »na went to any to all poor \u2014so, yon «an kee yoar fa\u2014loae we-.l » year with Hop Bitters for lass ti»»\u201d one doctor's visit will scat, U, A Working\u2014an.\u201d Livaipoo), Jnne 21, 1.20 p.m.\u2014The \u201cPool Bear,\u201d from Bremerbaven for Quebec, la ashore at Bose Me\u2014 (Orkney), fall of water andllkriyto become a total wreck; may save some ealls, gear, de.KlrkwaJU, Jnua 31, 11.55 a.m.\u2014Tbs \u201cPool Bear,\u201d of Liverpool, 1,083 tons harden, stranded on Boaa Ne\u2014 Holm, Orkney, tola morning at 3 o\u2019clock, with 120 tons wire, from Bremen for Quebec; expected to become total wreck.Booken\u2014\"Nerelde,\u201d of London, Giono\u2014ter to Qaebeo, Jana 17, 49 N, 14 W.New York, Joly 7\u2014Arrived\u2014SUa\u2014ahlpa Algeria, from Liverpool; Gellert, from Hamburg; Amérique, from Havie; Athens, from London.Hamburg, July 7\u2014Arrived out\u2014Steamship Wleland, fro or New York.Montreal, Jaly 7\u2014The ship \u201cValette,\u201d which has arrived here from Havana with a cargo if \u2022agar, is tha first Spanish vassal that has arrived n this port for nias yean.A retara cargo for Spam will be taken.-0\u2014aa freights par nsr to Liverpool, for heavy grain 6d to 4e 9d ; to Glasgow, is 3d 5*\tdd x to London\tand BriftoL 6s 84 to 6s 94*; floor, 2s 6d to 8 ; by dipper, 2s 3d to Is fid ; botter and oh\u2014\u2014, 3s j by salllaf ship ta 0\u2014k far orders, 6s 8d to 8s 84 for heavy grain.Halifax, Ja y 7\u2014The Ameriaea yacht \u201cAta-laata\u201d arrived at Pistou Iasi w\u2014k to have soots \u2022light repairs effected, having damagad her keel on a r\u2014f oa the Pria\u2014 Edward\u2019s Island \u2014art-She sailed oa Moaday for Labrador.\u2014\u2014Tba Governor steamer \u201cGlsudoa\u2019\u2019 ran into a pilot boat down the harbor this evening, catting her to the water's edge, bat the crew managed to (rt her ap to towa.Qu\u2014ns town, Jaly /\u2014Arrived\u2014Steamship Arlsona, from Naw York.Joly 7\u2014Point Macqusran Llglit-boo\u2014 Signal Station\u2014898 marina ml:\u2014 to Quebec\u2014Weather clear and warm ; stiff south br\u2014se ; one ship outward at 4 p m.Cape Despair Light-boo\u2014 Signal Station\u2014 878 marine mil\u2014 to Qoeoee\u2014Weather calm and clear ; no shipping.cissrtd.Joly 7\u2014Ship Hslmcrby, Ore\u2014, London, R R Dobell A oo- -ltd ward Burrow, Rich, Loudon, do \u2014 St Vluoent, Toonspson, Bristol, H.Fry A oo.____Cynosure, Loads, Newcastle, R R Dobell A oo.- Telepbon, Pedersen, London, Roberts, Smith A co.-L.ulaa, Bas, Cardiff, J Burs tall A oo.Bark Sonvenir, Holme, Bristol, do -Rebecca, Dabm, Dundee, A F A Knight A co.-Constitution, Nellson, Gresno:k, Jas McLaren A oo.Canal-boat Damcn, Scott, N?w York, G B Hall A oo.* aFl0 )#; Rock Island, lo9; lUlimia Central, 106 ; New York Central, 129; Lake Shore, 108# ; Erie, 40#; do preferred, 66# ; North-w\u2014t, 91; do preferred, 109#; W\u2014urn Union Telegraph, 104|; Pacific Mall, 89| ; American Expreas, 69).Nkw Yoke, July Tu-Gotton steady ; Uplands at 11 18-18c.Flour firm and in moderate enquiry; receipts 17,000 brU; sal\u2014 18 900 brls, at 8,60 to 4,00 for super State and western ; 4,00 to 4,60 for common to choice extra estate, and 4,00 to 4,60 for common to cbolse extra State and western.Rye floor ataady at 4,69.Wheat\u2014spring nominal ; winter red a ¦hade «aster ; white a shade better and quiet; receipts 860,000 bus ; sales 282,000 bus, No 1 white at 1,07 to 1,07# ; No 2 red \u2014Hers Jaly, 1,14# to 1,16.Bye dull and nominal.Corn \u2022bade better and moderately active; receipts 889,000 boa; sal\u2014 12,000 bur, at 46o to 60#o for w\u2014tern mixed.Pork unchanged.Nkw Yokk, July 7\u2014Railroads fairly steady.Stocks closed doll.Caiokuo, July 7\u20149 lour fairly aotive and blgber ; winter, 4,60 to 4,76 ; goo! to choice western spring at 4,26 to 6,26 ; Mianesotai at 4,00 to 4,60.Wheat excited and b gber ; No 2 red winter at 95#a; No 2 Chicago spring at 9l#o casta, and Mllsrs July, and 90#o to 90#o \u2014liars August.Corn strong, at 86|o cash, and S0)o to 86#c \u2014Hers August.Oats strong, at 30c cash and 2o#o \u2014liars July, end 23Jc Milan August.Bye esaler at 70o lo 71c.B\u2014ley strong at 88c.Pork cxcltad, at 14,00 each, aod 14,02# to 14,06 sellers Angusu Lard strong, at 6,82# cash, and 6,87# sellers August.Bulk Marts Mtiva and firm; auoulders, 4,89; abort rib, 7,r6; abort clear, 7,80.Whiskey steady and unobangei.Freights\u2014corn to Buffalo 6#o.Raceipu\u201411,000 brls flour; 87,-000 bos wheat; 482,000 bnscorn; 87,000 bos oats ; 6,'K>0 bns rye ; and 3,000 bae barley.Shipments\u20149,009 brls flour; 371,000 bus Wfcsrt; 446,000 bus corn; 90,000 bos oats; 5,000 bns rye ; and S.009 bus barlay.HA! HA! BAY Sotel.rURIBTS WHO MAY FREQUENT THIS usgnlfloect Hotel will find all d\u2014liable eomfOrts.Hunters and Anglers will And every opportunity far their favorite sport.P.MoLKAJI.Jaly 8, 1660.\tAm To Let, Il H E BFAOIOU0 GROUND, with the Btons and Brick Buildings, ate., occupied Mverat years by Mr.Ttaoe.McGr\u2014vy as Workshops lor tha Q.M.O.A Q.Railway.Tba said ground is bounded by three street*, and in tha Immediate nsighbonrbooi of tbe Q.M.O.A O.Railway Depot at Palstic.Bant vary low.Apply to J.B.RENAUD.July 6.1889.\tAna-p IMPORTÉ.July 7\u2014Per bark Bammerl\u2014, Wilson, from Lsitb\u2014808 tons coal to H Fry A co.Per ship Queen of the East, FrcMr, from Liverpool\u2014*62 tons coal to J Sharpies, Sons A co.Per \u2014 Bnsaos Ayrean, McLean, from Glasgow\u201480 tons pig Iron to Thoe Robertson A oa f pkgs dry goods to Lsgsr A Blnfreb.308 pkgs through w\u2014tern goods.\u2014Bemalnder of cargo for Mon it\u20141.Pxm Gkajtd Tauhk Railway\u2014July 7\u2014 138 bags flour to Gibson A co.Capa Rosier Light-boo\u2014 Signal Station\u2014 846 marina miles to Qnabec\u2014Weather cloudy smd warm; therm tiP; aufl north br\u2014se; two ahips outward and two Inward.Martin River Llgbl-bouse Signal Station\u2014 366 marina mil\u2014 to Quebec\u2014Weather clear ; light M W win!; \u2014 Mlramiohl outward at 4.80 W».Matas# Light-boo\u2014 Signal Station\u2014196 marine mil\u2014 to Quebec\u2014Weather clear and Ana; light br\u2014se ot w\u2014t wind; as Mlramiohl otuward at 11.26 a m, and as Beaver Inward at 6.40 p.m.Little Matia Light-boo\u2014 Signal Station\u2014 176 marina mu\u2014 to Quebec\u2014Weather cloudy and very warm; lightNW wind; thr\u2014 ships outward ibis p m.Father Polut Ldgbt-hou\u2014 Signal Station\u2014 166 marine mil\u2014 to Queoec\u2014Wealhsr clear and cool; light north wind ; sa Mlramlebl outward at 6.86 a m ; one bark and one ship outward this am.L/Ialet Light-house Signal Station\u201446 marina mil\u2014 is Quebec\u2014Weather fair and worm light w\u2014t wind; two barks In taw of at\u2014msr Progress Inward at 4.60 a m ; bark Qnorn in tow of tug Reindeer, and ship Bed Jacket la tow of su Champion Mo 2 outwards si 10.99 am.Fox River\u2014880 marina mil\u2014 to Quebec\u2014 Weather fair and warm ; stiff NW wind; one two-masted steamer inward at 8 p.m.Riviere du Loup-Weather elear and flue ; light NB wind ; one brig tound np ; one ship anchored oui ward ; str St Lawrence left at \u2022 p m for Saguenay.Süavrencii Steam Ration Co THE STEAMER m * ff Oapl.BUG.HaMOND, PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the undersigned, after tba Sale of tba Hall of the v\u2014sal on Wednevday next, for the savliic and bringing np to Qaebee of the Cargo of Deals, Ac., of tba Barque \u201cSalma,\u201d wrecked on Antfooatl.ROBERTS, SMITH A OO., ' Quebec Bank Building, Jaly 6,1986.\tO Notice to Contractors.lOilx off yVTJGTJ»T and following days.S1 BALED TENDERS, ADDRESSED TO OHARLE4 B.LRVBY, EfiQB., will ba received np to TICKETS :\u2014One Dollsr Each.250 Saturday, the 10th Inst., at Wood, \u2014 pom Taa \u2014 Oonitraotion of % Throe-Storey Honse, to ba erected in tha Upper Town, according to rlans and spaeiflostions to ba seen > t my Office, «vary day between 9 and 4 o\u2019olack.Tha proprietor is not bound to aecept the , low\u2014t or any tender.J.F.PBAOHY, Architect, No.460, St.John StrasL Jaly 6, 1880.\tB of tbe Cross, Silver-plated Vans, Bouquets, Albums, I.loslratai Volâmes, Silver Watch.Fancy Pipe, Medal of a Bchoonar, Fair rf W bet is, Framed Chromos, etc, etc.600 If ass\u2014 for the Living and the Dead will ba at tba disposal of holders ot Tfokat*.Address : THB SECRETARY u> .ba Bishop of R'mooaklc * Jaly 1, 1880.\tAm r*»\t! Ssa» CANADA PACIFIC RAILWAY.SEALED TENDERS WILL Bft HKOSIV-ed at tbsGfflcaof AN.REW ONDER-DONK, of Yale, B.O., op to Twelve o\u2019clock Nooa of 350 P\u201d\"3' I S3JLPOJELXS.Jaly 7\u2014Per bark Rebecca, Dabm, for Dan-dee\u20142 pcs oak, 60 do elm, lit waney white pine, i»4 square do, 100 do birob, 1987 pine deals, 790 spruce deals, by ?P A Knlgbt A co.Par ship Melmerby, Grose, for London\u201460 pcs whits pins, 466 do Mb, 16,666 pma-deals, \u2022060 do do ands, by R R Dobail A 00.680 pcs birch, 18) do waluut, by Jno Boar pies, Sons A 00.844 pcs birch, oy Price, Bros A oj.Per bark Sonvenir, Holme, for Bristol-77 pee oak, 26 ao elm, 149 do white pine, 68 do olrob, 20 do \u2014b, 80 ao we mut, 16,373 pine deals, 1700 do do ends, by J BorsUll A 00.Per bark Constitution, Nell\u2014n, for Gr\u2014n-00k\u2014689 poa bircb, 668 do red pine, 809 do «bite pine, 6980 pine desls, 800 do ends, 3618 Wi staves, by J McLaren A eo.Par canal-boat Damon, Scott, for Maw York \u20148899 bxs ebooks, 273 pcs pine boards, by G B Hall A 00.r'sr Ship Edward BArrow, Blob, for uoadoo \u201480,100 spruce dea s, 600 do ends, by R R Dobell A co.Per ship St Vinocnt, Tbomp\u2014n, for Bristol \u20141880 pee white pine, 40 do oak, 3404 deals, 1200 deal ends, by R K Pobe 1 A co.Per ship Cynosure, Loads, for MowoMtle\u2014 187 pea oak, 68 do elm, 166 do red pine, 942 do white pine, 88 do birch, 12 do walnnt, 4088 pine deals, 1416 do do ends, 1918 spruoe usais, by B B Dobeii A oa Per ship Telspbon, Peder\u2014u, for London\u2014 84,000 sul sprnoe deals, 1200 do do and», by Roberts, Smith A eo.Par ship Louisa, Bus, for Cardiff\u2014988 pcs white pine, 800 pine deals, by J Bur*tall A oo.Thurmday, tho feCnd day ot «July inatant, for Supplies ot tba following articles, snfli tient In total smonnt for shoal (8i9) sight hundred men, for aboat tan (10> moatks ;\u2014Dried AppI\u2014, Beans, \u2022\u2022 asyoo,\u201d Batter, Oendlss, x Ooffss, x Curran Is, OoJflsh, Oatmeal, x Pe\u2014 (Split), Plckl\u2014 in kegs, x Pappar (White, Ground), Cony Powder, Yeast Powder, x Ries, x Syrup, Snap (com mon bar), x sugar, x Sait, x Taa (Japan end Black), Vinegar (Malik Mustard, Bacon, Ham.Tba above Snppllva are to ba delivered at Victoria, B.O., not later than tba 31st day of Angost, I860, Tenders to state tha price of each article, aeoordlng to tha above list.Every article most ba in good condition.Properly labeled samples of svsry article marked x will ba required to accompany each tender.Tba psny or partisi whose tandsr or tenders are sec spied will ba required to enter Into bonds for lbs due performance of con tract.Tendent to ba ad dr eased to the undersigned and endorsed \u201cTen .The fanerai will leave his late r\u2014tdenee, 46 D'Ahteall sir\u2014t (Esplanade), this (Thursday) mornlLg, 8th Instant, at 9.80, lor Su Patrick's Oborob, aad thence to Sb Patrick's Cemetery, Woodlleld.\t8 On the 6lb Instant, In the 66tb year at her age, Catherine Keenan, beloved wife of Tboa Murray.The fanerai will leave her late r\u2014Idence, No.68 SL Michael str\u2014t, this day (Thursday), 8th 1\u2014t^ at 2 p.m* lor St.Patrick\u2019s Church, and then\u2014 to Weodfleld Cemetery.Friends and aaquaintance* are respectfully requested to attaud without farther notice.\t2 On the 6lb lost., on her birth-day, Madame Véronique Baunden, widow of the late D.Augustin Faguy, formerly of Sf.John Suburb, aged 84 years.The funeral will take place from the reel deuce of hsr ester, Mrs.Widow Marguerite Laporte, Mt>.6 Finlay Market, to-merrow (Friday), at 8 o\u2019clock a.n>., lor St- Jonn\u2019s Church, and from thence to Belmont Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend.Entered for fiovKltng.jaly 7\u2014AmphiUlte, 478, Grangemonth, Dobell A eo, Mate' The Qaebee, Montreal, Ottawa and Occidental Railway HAS NOW ON SALE Ettcufsion and Tomisi Tickets -TO- St.Leon and Caledonia Springs, Lake Mam pbramagrg, White Moontstins, Portland, Old Orchard Beach, Boston and Naw York.NW For partlcnlsws enquire at Office, op postte SC Louis Hatal, Qasbec.L A.SENEGAL, General snp\u2019t.Jaly 6, 1-80.\tF Sporting News.0UCXST.Tomkto, Jaly 7\u2014To-dsy the Yonog America Cricket Club, ot Philadelphia, opened a match on the Cricket Ground with the Toronto Olnb.Tbe Pniladelpbians went to the bat ; the batting ol the visitors wssjulmlrabls and surprised toe home clob considerably.The Torontoe changed bowlers ton Mmes.B.A, Newball, T.H.Dixon, It.W.Clarke anl Vaa Ben\u201411\u2014r, played a fine game, running up good scores.The first innings resulted In a score ol 264 run* tor thç Ameriosn team.The Toronto* will commence plsy In the aoralog.The principal raos were, Newball j 110, D4xo* ST, Clarke 43, Van Kensaiiaeg St.HERMAN YOUNG, 106, Bridge Street, -LEALKR IN- Hardware, Faints, QJass, etc.'PàINTER'd SUPPL IB J A SPECIALTY Braadram's English White Lead, Lin\u2014ad said other Oils, Turpentine, eto., etc.Noble A Hoar's Varnish\u2014,* Amsriean Varnishes, Fall Lin\u2014 of Colors, Dry end in Oil, Tube Colors, Brash\u2014, etc., ato.WlfllHING TAOKJLK X Lirga Assortment of Trout Fil\u2014, Bods, Basis, Silk aad Hair Lin\u2014, China Grass and Gat Casting Lin\u2014, Limerick and Carlisle Hooks, Rod Furniture, Fly-Making Materials, \u2022to., ate., ate.Rodgers' Cutlery and a ganaral assortment of Bending and Cabinet Beware, Tba whole of tba above at Loe\u2014t prions.! pT A CALL SOLICITED.Jaly 6, 1336.\tnie-Am -foe \u2014\u2014\t\u2022 BerthJer, Crane Island» L\u2019lglet, St.Jean Port-Jell, Riviere Quelle, Murray Bay and Ramonraska, Leaving tba St.Andrew\u2019s Wharf at NOON on TUESDAYS asd THURSDAYS for Ber-thler, Crane liland, L\u2019lslat and St.Jean Port-Joll.\u2014 AND \u2014 On SATURDAYS, at NOON, for Bfrthier, Crane Island, L\u2019lslst, SL Jean Port-Joli, Riviera One Hr, tf array Bay and Kamouraska.Tickets for Mnmy Bay good to laiarn by Bteamsrs Saguenay\u201d and \u201cBt.Lawrence,\u201d at REDUCE 0 BATES.For fnrlbe'* information enquire at tha Company\u2019s Offles, Bt.Andrew's Wharf A.GABOURY, Secretary.Jaly 3,1886.THE LOTTERY ! \u2014for ran\u2014 BIM0USKI SEMIS ARY \u2014 WILL BE HELD ON THB \u2014 nexrt.PRIZES: LOTS OF GROUND, Hor\u2014, Carriage, Banners, Way Ackerman.Lawrence Sparkling Saumur Wine.ptARTE NOIR, IN QUART AND PINTS, ij as used at thv Royal Banquet 7his Wine is no nob est\u2014mad for its sx\u2014liant quality, combined with its moderate coat.For tala by Barbadoes Sugar and Syrup ! Daily Expected, per Barque \u201c Lorraine \u201d : 80 Tierces, 85 Bbls, Extra Bright r Barbadoes J SYRUP.\u2014AND, IN STORK,\u2014 76 Ehds., ) Choice Barbadoes 10 Tierces, \\ SUGAR.For tale by JOHN* ROSS a CO.Jnne 80, 1880.\tJ Ex S.S.\u201cMontreal 09 IJ1XTRA QUALITY RUSSIA Li Bolt Rope.Extra Quality 4 Strand Russia Lanyard Rope.Extra Quality 8 Strand Russia Tarred Rope.Extra Quality Ratline, Honsline, Marline, Hamboline and Spun Yam.DINNING & O'NEILL, 70, Peter Street, Jnne 30, 1880, HENRY C.SCOTT, STOCK BROKER, M mber of Montreal Stock Exchange, IIS, SI.Franeols lavler Street, Stocks Bought and Bold for Oath or on Margin: « Agent Qaebeo Fire Assurance Company.J ana 29, 1880.\tCm 50 C' FOR SALE.Jut received, per Steamar \"Ontario\u201d : ABE 4 EXTRA QUALITY C BAM PAIGN, Dry and Extra Dry, from Le Dec de Montaballo Champagne.This Wine is acknowledged by tha moat competent Wine-Tasters in Europe and in Canada to ba exquisitely delicate.OI RICE TETU, Agent for tba Dominion.June 29, 1880.\tAm-p J.J.MELCHER\u2019S GIN.IT ROM.SOU HI DAM.SOLO Bt THE FOLLOWING WHOLESALE and RETAIL G BOO BBS : Me\u2014ra Naaalre TurcotU, Thompson, Oxlvilla A Oo.Tbso.L «droit, M.G, Mountain, J.B.Z, Da bean, A.Toussaint and o ban.This Gin bsa besn nalysed by ona of the Profs\u2014ora of the Laval University, and has proved to ba tba pa rest Gin imparted in this country.It la mallow and fine flavoured.O.TETU, Agent for tba Dominion.Jana 39, 1880.\tAm-p \u2014TO\u2014 To Let, > M » ritHE OUT-STONE HOUSE, No, X 68, Uianla Str\u2014t, lately oem-ptad by tha lata Hoot la.Jndga Bin\u2014n.Poa\u2014\u2014Ion immediate, if required.Apply to E.G.CANNON, NJ*.Or, to GASPARD DROLET, No.1, On\u2019llns Street.Jnna 39.1386.AMEKICAN COALS ! ! THIS YFAR\u2019S IMPORTATIONS, pjycy nnONS, BEST QUAL-D | /w X ity, on board Barque \u201cJUNO,\u201d juat arrived.GEO.U.WEBSTER & Co Jnna 89,1880.Last Few \"Weeks \u2014or our \u2014 SHUT BEROfll Jill.Having to Hove toIOnr NEW STORE IN JULY, ALL CUB PRESENT STOCK IS RE-MARKED Shipmasters & Others.POR 39A.LID, PORK AND BEEF.Hams, First-class Dairy Batter, Bacon, etc.\u2014 BT \u2014 JOHN GRAHAM A BRO., FlnUy Market, Quebec.Jnna 36, 1886.\tAw.p \u2014 AT \u2014 Clearance Prices ! WID OITITIBR GREAT BARGAINS In all Depnrtanents BEHAN BROTHERS.Jana 38, l*8« SCOTCH REFINED SUGAR (Ex \u201c Waldenslen,\u201d from Glasgow.) QASK3 SCOTCH GRANULATED.Do do Tallow Rsflnad.'' For rale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.Jnna 38, 1880.Jnce 28, 1880.M.G MOUNTAIN.Sea-Side Requisites 1 Sponges, spunqe bag?, Caps, Mackintosh's LUs BATHING Prscsrrlng Swimming Collar?, only 60 «ants each.Nestis\u2019s, Ridge\u2019s and Heaves\u2019 infant\u2019s Foods, Liebig's Extract cf Meat, and Extract Mast Bi\u2014nits.Lonlcn Es\u2014nee cf Beef and Johnston's Fluid Beef.Canden\u2014d Milk, pore, and with Coot a Coffee, ate.Lime Juice anti Lima Juice Cordial, Es-\u2014rae ot Rennet, Mosqaito Preventive, It s«ct-killing Gang end Fiy-kllllng Plate*.RODERICK MCLEOD, 16, Fabriqua Btrset.Jnna 26, 1880.IN FAVOR OF THE Church of St.Petronille of Beaulieu, Island of Orleans.JUNE TO THB 10TH J.JULY, Mrs.CHaRLES PErERS, from Qnabee, aad Mra.THOMAS LIZOTTE, of the Island, aided by tlalr irlands, will bold In said parish, at Mr.LOUIS PKRLamd'B Store, a Baa\u2014r Intend ad to \u2014quit the debt oantr\u2014led to oonstraet tha ehoroh.I| ia nog the first time an appeal has been made to public etarlty and will probably not toe the last, bet ws take leave to say that, the elilseng of Q\u2014.bae and its snrrouidlng have repeatedly shown snob lotir\u2014t in the Improve nr.«nt of toe Village of Beaulieu, that it wonld seem almost ungratt fol not to ofler them occasion, ally tha opportunity of displaying their seal in favor of a spot of tbew prédilection.Thanks to Captain Piobey\u2019a ktndne\u2014, the boon ot departors daring tha first w\u2014k of July wid ba fixed lo soit tha eonvenienee of tho\u2014wlfhlng to attend.Notl\u2014will be given to dont me.Tbo\u2014wtobtog to \u2014t>d any oon tribu tons will plea\u2014 do \u2014 \u2014 soon \u2014 poe-alnle, by adore\u2014mg them to tba T-edl«s in eharga.A.OHS.HSCfBX P4QUET, Pariah Priest of Beaulen, Island of orleana Jnna 38,1886, SOMETH! NGiTO EAT.IMFOITAKT Ttf 8I3ill6BB8 ! AT PHILPS \"FRUIT STORE You will And tba Bast Cotisation of Fruit to ba found In tha City.Sandwich\u2014, Oakes, Oaadiss, Ginger Ala, Lemonade, ec.f Ac.Nffi*8pl«ndld Windows to view Proeassion Tfodfoff Rsfr\u2014hmsnt np\u2014 at Private Hon\u2014 Immédiats y opposite, 50 FABRIQUE STREET J.J.PUXLP.June 21,1886\taeg28-Lw TIMBER LIMITS AND FARM, BIT AUCTION.On Thursday, 29th Day oi July Reti, \u2022 \u2014AT THE- UNION HOUSE.OTTAWA OITY, AT*TWO O'CLOCK P.M* WILL BE OF FERE ti FOB SALE BT Public Auction, tha Timber Limite »'d F-urm of tha late ALEXANDER OALD.WNLL.of Lanark VUlaga.THE LIMITS -Not.876, 880, Ml, 888, and 888, of tha year 1878 ?9\u2014are altoated on tha Black River, m tba Province of Quebec ; and will be put np in ona, two, thr\u2014, roar, or five lota, to snU purchaser!.THE FARM consists of about 100 acr\u2014 and is sltnotsd oa No.t, and alii be sold with tost Limit.The k.tirm is laid down on tbe pian \u2014 \u201cOsborne\u2019* FA na.\u201d Full paitlenlsrs given on the day of acte, and before that date may ba obtained on application to tha Executor, W.O.CALDWELL, T\u2014 Or to F.A.MALL, Barrliur» Parih.Perth, June 51b, i8»0.\tJane 11.fltfUDA AND IUAM VHKKIi.g Q ABES.\t\"* Ex «Moravian.\u201d .\tM.G.MOUNTAIN.Jnna 16, 1880.liver 100 English, American, Irish, Scotch and Freneh Newspapers on Sale \u2014 AT\u2014 HEAD-QUARTERS.Wright & Coii 24, Mountaio Bill.JUST RECEIVED, THE FOLLOWING NRW MAGAZINES for Jaly f\u2014 Your g Ladles\u2019 Jonrnal, Bow Balia, Family Herald, Boys of England, Yonng Men G*L Britain, Journal d\u2014 Mod\u2014, Ac., Ac.Jbwbixkkt akd fahot Goosa\u2014Ladles Sate, Sliver and Gold Plate 1 Chains, Loeksts, Bro\u2014hss, Bracelets, ffar-ilngs, Ac, asd Fancy Goods cf all d\u2014erlpiions.Bwatioukkt\u2014Foolscap, Latter and Note Paper of exquisite qtteUly ; Envelopes, Fancy Papeteries, Pena InMk Inkstands, Daw Racks, Penknives, Rasots, Bob sors, Pencils, Mooli, lags, Prayer hooks.Novels, Photos, and all kinds of Books salted for Travellers.1,000 SEA-SIDE LIBRARIES, Photographs and Stereoscope Views ol tbe City and viol, oily, and a choice \u2014 action of Faaey Velvet Frames, Rook Crystal Spaotaol\u2014 and Eye Glass\u2014, ansmpassad for brilliancy and olaarntsiof vision, with which yon can*read, write, and \u2014w without fatigue.Only to ba had at WRIGHT Sc CO* BOXto AOKBTS.Jnne 24, 1880.FOR THE ORIGIN OF THE FESTIVAL \u2014OF\u2014 Office of the Corporation of the Town of Levis, LEViS,' 22nd Jnne, 1880.PUBLIC IVOTIOID IB HEBBBY GIVEN TO THE MUNI-elpa\\ Electors of tba Town of Lvvis, that the Valuation Roll of tbe raid Town of Levis aball be deposited In tbe Office of tbe Secre» Ury.Tre\u2014orer of tba \u2014id Town for iba period of One Month, where tha same may be s\u2014n from NINE o\u2019clock A.M, till FOUR o'clock P.M.from tba TWENTY.SECOND dsy of JUNE Instant nntll tba TWENT 7-SIXTH day of JULY next and within that period, any pensou who shall deem him\u2014If aggrieved of any axc\u2014slva valuation, or any Elector who aball d\u2014Ire to bav# any name erased therefrom, or any other name added thereto, \u2022ball prefer bis request In writing, and shal) eau\u2014 tbs s^me to bs deliver\u2014 to tbe undersigned on or before tbe \u2014Id Twenty-Sixth day of Jaly next ; end alter (he expiration of the month above mentioned, vis, i tbe Twenty-Blxtb day of July next, at tba boar of BIGHT ol tbe clock la tba Afternoon, In tba Offl?e of tba said Corporation, tba Connell of the said Towa o< L «vis will proceed to tba examination or revision ot tbs Valuation Roil.GKAstGE OOUTCRF, '.* Mayor.FLAV1EN ROY, Sec.-Trsa* Jtna 38, 1880,\too St.Jean Baptiste, \u2014 BY » mu \u2022r an COBÆ3SXXffaX> | WXTXd.Qotliec.Its nates and Environs, i L.I4Ü S T,E A|T M.B|» \u2014 AND \u2014 Something about the Streets» Lanes and Early History ANCIENT C API PAL.iTsALSO OOKfAINfllA HISTORY of SPENCER WOOD \u2014 BY \u2014 0 .>£.