Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 18 août 1880, mercredi 18 août 1880

[" \u2022 in nL^iwüiRJVjpi^iii\ti.in ij \u20ac \\ 0 | \u201cO b .' -\t]i) t Uli .i* vUfX'H t**.\ti H^oJ.V.¦¦ \u2019.-, ; - - \u2018 ^ \u2022 \u2022\t« «.\t.jo wo ooo.: a i-.- j\tt ««I Id,a.N^DAÏ, AUGUST 18.18^ Ü .t o Mini ¦ ¦ : < r \u2022! 1 i io tan : I, U.i^ J*:J Ju-J£l ?Jti(>\u20184IU2 JU J -\u2022 Jiu HUD IBOII HILIIT OF* CAIN AX) A.GOING WEST.Ktz*d Tnia l«sT«a Point Lori .9.45 A.M.___tOWTOB ftt.4»».»»^»».»\u2014^ .8.25 P.il.Arriving ot Montroni st»«.6,30 A.M.GOING EAST.Kbcsd Train leaves Montreal at 7 A.M Arriving at Point Levi aU.6.30 PJi.Train leaves MonVl at.9X0 P.M Arriving at Point Leri at,\u201e6.45 AJdL Train Uattaig Point Lori 8.25 PJf.t knstand Portland, runs through Montreal Sunday A.M , and remains Sunday at Island Pood, leading at 5.45 A.M.every Monday for AU the Trains run daily, except Sun - J.HICKSUN, General Manager.(toeaTbS Jans m.un,.^ AfTEBHOOH DESPATCHES.xs> /A-isMir Mtmin.A Challence to Tanner\u2014Mr.Fora-(Ptr Msntraal List).that Dr.Tanner will cot fast 40 i sad siffCts, the brothers Oollloaon to OOssmoas this evening, Mr.Forster «pwch of John Dillon st the ow Sunday ss wickedners and sad aboae of the liberty of bpeach.bo iateottoo of proeecotiog Dillon, probably desire nothing better confirmed the pcbilshed reports sad concluded by saying all the _ a Ireland should set tbeir fsoss foolish religious procession*, the only of which is to create disturbance.à» «\t' FSAHCe.» \u2014^TMe Lato Miss Neilson.\u2022 YlxA Aug.IT\u2014The pstLmsrUn examina-tlca attributes the death of Mias Neilson to of the heart, accelerated by extreme GERMANY.The Bad Harvest.Ang.1T\u2014In consequence of Ibe bad harvest in Germany there bee of the agitation for a prohlbl insmOHIiL RMLWAT i.Snur Irapsit.UK I chmk of time.ON AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 14th June, the Trains will run daily, Sunday excepted, as follows :\u2014 Will Leave Point Levis.BAX (.WAT QUBBXO FKBRT Tixs.Turn.Lxavbs KX PRESS\tQUBBBO, for Ha\u2019IfSx ami Si.John 740 A.M.7.1» A.M.« 45 A.M AC COM MO-DATION and MaU.__1140 A.M.11.15 A.M.10.45 A.M FREIGHT.7.4) P.M.745 P.M.AM P.M Will Arrive at Point Levis.iiîi :!Î( ^ S COMMENDING ON Wednesday, June 23rd, 1880.Trains \"will nm as follows î QtrxBxo Tm.RAILWAY \u2022 rrrv rr rr , n irnvr Tzxx.EXPRESS from Halifax an4 St.Jobo.5.50 P.M M5 P.M ACCOMMODATION and Mall.5.00 P.M.5.45 P.M FREIGHT.5.15 AJf.6.00, The Trains to Halifax and St.John ran through to their destination on Sunday, while those from Halifax and St.John remain in GahipbflUtoq.n .r, The Pullman Car leaving Point Levis on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday runs through to Halifax, and t t leaving on Monday, Wednesday and Friday to St.John.D.POTfINGER, Chief Superintendent.Railway Office, \tMixed.\tMall-\t\t\t Express.Leave Hochelaga for Hail .».».»\t1 00 AM\t8.80 AM\t5.T5PM Arrive at Hull».\t10.80 «\t12 40 PM\t9.25 « Reave Hull to\t\t\t5.05 \u2022* Hochelsg»-\t\t1.00 «\t8.20 AM\t Arrive at Haohe-\t\t\t9.15 \u2022« \t10.80 h\t12 80 PM\t .\t.\tr I\t* \\\t« »*)gbt\t ' r Leave HoetMlagr for ftodhecù.^\t' t'f.T ' J \u2022\tPas\u2019ger * f r*** *\t \t*01 FM\t10 00 pm\t8/0 « Arrive at Uuebeo\t8.00 \u2022 doe* be select hlr pteoas and play them file tb dash off \u2022\"gymnastle evolutions\" with ths most skilful, he nevwrtbeleu chooses bis ¦objecte rather because of tbeir value musically than from a msre desire t> display technique.In respect, however, to Mr.King\u2019s own com positions, we find in them the three constituent elements necessary to a correctly foimyrt work, via., a free, form, vigorous life and aeimattea.Besides betog thoroughly original in idea, tbeir themes are dearly developed, and pretest a finished picture in which measure and freedom are secured.A hearing of ttteee selections Included in the performance, oouflras the previously received good reports of his works generally.To ¦peak of Iflr.King aa an executant ii not difficult.In all Interpretations there ought to be a legitimate freedom and independence (hot 11 nil\u2014), for in freedom, we find the highest perfection towards tbe ideal, whilst license dislocates time ut random merely to gift ths credit .of the original reading, but which ia, nevertheless, Inartistic and betrays authqr* Mme meehani dexterity - without intshlàanes, .on the SEA BATHING.\u201c\t9 J\tI CENTRAL HOUSE, (Formerly Da Berger\u2019s Hotel.MURRA-Y ' ;bis-1'} £ B TiW'B B TK I\tIntermediate Forte.Rates of Pastage between Eakftx asd Sc.Jobn\u2019e i Cabin.»»».Intermediate.Steerage.t eeeeeeeeeee $20.» 16.___ 6 IS It ELL-KNOWN HOUSE IS HOW Can accommodate 800 r; open to visitor a people.\t.*- *¦ mr* Bathing facilities unsurppssed.Two splfudid water lets lately erected front of the House, making ths place mote agreeable and refreshing.7 A large fcnsio Hall, for Balls and Theatre, alongside the House.Telegraph Office and Port Office at the^ House.Bowling Alley also in connection with the House.An experienced Doctor attached to the establishment.\t___.\u201e\u201e\u201e» GEORGE Du BERGER, Proprietor.June 8, 1880._______ .0m BB-OPENI.N (J ST.LAWRENCE HALL IMCO JJ«X«X1 TO AXs.This MAGNIFICENT LINE, COMPOS-ed of tbe following first-class Side-Wheel Steamers, via.\u2014BBT ITER N\u2014 i.JiJl O \u2022 aA.?\t\u2022 *bm»e*.Ml- QUEBEC AND MONTREAL, QUEBEC,' Iron, Cep I- Rokon, will leave Mepoleda Wharf every Tuesdays, Tcnrsdays .ffateZdays at B o\u2019clock PJL j e lllttg at Intermediate Ports, yin the morn! ; o'clock and Arriving early ! lug.; .Jl.î-'BBt WEEN and Hamilton, >RS10AN,o.(Composite) Captain Sinclair, aw/ ,\t**\t\u2022\u2022 Bailey.rHIAB, , , -\t,\t* _^ORT.\t\u201c\t\u201c Irving.HBlAir.new \u2022*\t;; -^ 5ïî#lî* HE ABOVE HOTEL WILL BE OPEN from tbe FIRST OF TÆAY, «n-rSaïT^rtwJîkht UWho'oould'mèaânrè [other hand, may be mathematfoaUy correct, I by tbe former Proprietor, eo long and\u2019favor* the Jood oTZ If gihe Governot-Gencisl of Mi isdesritoto ef beteHy ln exprerelon.Mr.ably known thronghont Oansds, tbe Uniteu the Dominion should exclude Intoxicants King atoms to understand thorn two point* j states and British Empire, who has spared no .,__________ ______ .from his \u2022\u2022roceptloni.\u201d Will he tryî\u2014 I\tapply his knowledge Judiciously.|expense in entirely BE-FURNISHING the mortally wounded 400 men.The number of 1 jjüanoe Mete*, July 17th, 1880.\tI Wbiu.uwefare, uifferlng from others some-1 whole House ; ulso, adding the assailants was shout 6,00«.On the lOtN J Every oae knows the stoqr ofuth® 1*wy®'^ j _a-t in his tempi snd general treatment, it I All Modern Improvement*.recommendation ol a client to *\tmrat be admitted hla expoeLUon cf th* va- which will considerably enhance the already titioner, \u201cYou fleece him, and J\u2019U fl^ce the | rnrst\t\"\taairrM af | enviable popularliy of this Fim-claaa Hote Thoroughly coated with steam throughout, H.HOGAN, Proprietor.B.MONTGOMERY THE TIMBER-TOWERS OF QUEBEC having formed tbemeslves into en Association for the pnnmie of seemie a fair remuneration for thslr work, end *lw> fcr'the purpose of binding tb* members to assist one another, when, Inconsequence of an accident or otherwise, tbe property entrusted to the charge of any of the Members o.tbe AseOcLa-Uon 1* in danger of being lost, tke following TARIFF OF PRICES has bera adopted, which will, In no ease, be deviated from t\u2014 Towing Oak from Indian Oora- Cap Bongt and River SL Charles, 20 cents per load, Crossing 'rmr None Of Oouth Side, 16 cents, between New Liverpool and Patent Slip, and intermediate p.aces,>15 cents per load Between Victoria Cove and Lowsr Town, 13| cants per load.Sowing Bqnare Pise, Elm, or Ash, from Cup Benge, Indian Cove, SL Ohaxle* River, or craning the SL Lawrence I$i cents per load.From Victoria Cove to Ldw*r Town, Sqnare Flee, Elm and Ash, 10 cents Between New Liverpool and Patent Blip and intermediate places, 12| cents per load.Board Pine 2 cents extra from all place*.Sleep*, s, same price as Board Pine.1 Towing Birch, Wfilnnt, Hickory, Maple, Cherry.Sawed Oak, and Short Railroad go ft+ntji per toed.Towers not responsible for Risking Timber if lost through passing steamers or sodden ¦terms.Room tariffs Birch, Walnut.Hickory, Maple, Cherry, and Sawed Oak, It oeute per toad.Oak 8 cents;' Pine, Elm and Ash, 8 cents, u B-ard Pine S sente extra.AD Timber and Deals towed from below tbe T-png Wharf at Indian Cove to < hip* loading in tb* Cove, foil tariff, floated Deals from Hamilton Bro*.\u2019 Cot* to New Liverpool, 16 cents per Bl.Petein-burg Standard.To all other place* 60 cents per Quebec Standard.Towing less than 40 toads $6 per tide.P- Tbe antersigned is aathoriaed tr collect all moaeji doe to the Timber-lowers\u2019 Association for 1880.-\t'\tJAMES WARE, .o ti .-u.\t\u201c Secretary.May 1,1880.THE STEAMERS OF THE GLASGOW LINE Are intended lo sell from QUEBEC as follows Gbxcijk»».on or about 17th Arg.Etncurs AYnzAir.\t\u2022?\t < \u2022 TIESCIMlllliilCU The sctbntifio American is a large Flrat-Class Weekly Newrpsper o Sixteen Pages, printed in the most beautifa \u2022style, profutey illiuUated with splendid en grating*, reprec.enting the newest inventions an | the most recent Advances 'in the Arts an I-.\taa*3hle practical papora, by eminent writers in all de-partmeaU of Seienoe, will be found in the Solea-tiüc American ; v tl TennL $8-50 per yoar, $1.80 half year, which cludM posted^ 'm»o the position of Chief Accountant of the Grand frunJc in December, 1861, and afterwards to that of Secretary and Treasurer.In the performance of the duties which this fatter office entailed, Mr.Hiok&on found ample scope for that financial and administrative ability whion has since met with such general recognition.For nearly twenty years it was his task to battle against what often appeared insuperable obstacles, but hia skill, knowledge and energy were always in the end victorious, and he had the happiness of preserving the Grand Trunk to its original shareholders when so many lines were put into liquidation and the owners deprived of their property.In 1874 Mr.Hickson was promoted to the responsible position wiuen he has since filled.The first service which he had to perform in hu new capacity was4to effect the change °> gauge of the road eaat of Montreal, so aa to complete iis uniformity THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.An additional evidence of the increased confidence felt in the future of the Grand Trunk Railway is furnished by the result of the application made in England for tenders for the issue of £1,000,-000 sterling, perpetual five per cent debenture stock in scrip or interim certificates, to be exchanged on or after the 1st July of next year for stock certificates ot the perpetual debenture stock, ranking port pattu with the whole issue.The issue is made in aooordanoe with the decision of the Board, wnioh was thus referred to in the speech of the President at the last half-yearly meeting of th# Company held on the 29th of April last : \u201cFollowing down the third page of the report you will see that there are still a number of items outstanding, which we call pre-preferences.We have redaced those to some extent, as you will see at page 25, where yoa will find \u2018preferential charges scheduled In the Deben\u2019ure Stock Act ol 1874, purchased or redeemed by the Issue of debenture stock.\u2019 Wo shall be able :n the course of the next few years, under the Debenture Stock Act of 1874, to redeem nearly all these prior charges.Our securities have now arrived at that poiot that it will be highly beneficial to us to do so, and we shall lose no opoortuulty from time to time of redeeming these pre-preference securttfee, and you will bs happy to hear that the result to the Company will be, when we have accomplished that object, a gain of £20,000 and £25,000 a year.(Cheers.) We sball thus simplify our accounts ; we sbali reduce tbe Interest to that amount\u2014 say £25 000 ayear\u2014wblcb la all practically net profit to us ; and we sball avoid tbe risk wblcb Is Incurred more or Kss by public companies lu tbe same position, In having to redeem at some inconvenient moment the sums which fall due to be paid ; for it almost always does happen when la-ge soma are falling due at particular periods that triose periods are Inconvenient to tbe Company/' According to the prospectus the preference securities which are to be paid off with the proceeds of this issue amount to one h il lion and forty-eight thousand pounds sterling, some of winch are now being redeemed and the balance of which are redeemable on or before the 1st of Jnly next year.They bear interest at tbe rate of six per oent., except as to £102,800 sterling of Montreal and Champ lain bonds, which bear seven per oent.; and the actual interest upon them amo-ints to £63,908 sterling.In the circular accompanying the prospectus the advantages of this new issue are pointed out as follows :\u2014\u201cThe basis of the debenture stock, itself, will be enlarj and its market value increased.The prior charges referred to will be cancelled and their existing security will add to that of the debenture stock in future.The credit of the Company will be improved.The risk of renewing terminable securities at possibly inconve meut limes will be avoided.The preferenoe stocks of the Company will be benefitted, and their relative value proportionately improved, by the reduction of the charges to be annually met in priority to their dividends.\u201d And it is stated that of the total saving of £25,OCX) a year referred to by the President in his speech, an immediate saving of £14,000 a year will be effected as the result ot the present issue.The issue price was 105 pounds per 100 pounds, that is five percent, premium; so that the actual rate of interest which the investment will bear is £4 15s per centum per revolutionary programme.The party o action at Prlsrend has, however, gained the da/, and the delegttea from Kossove, Novi Bss«r and other dlatrbta remain onited In tbelr resolution to uphold tbe national programme.Tbe Qbw Governor appointed by tbe Porte at Prlsrend was refused admission.All Turkish functionaries bave been dismissed.Lord Hartlngton, Secretary of State for India, this evening submitted tbe Indian estimates for tbe fi» al year 1880.81.Tbe re-ceipts are placed at £66,750.000, and the ex.pendltaree £66,329,000, «bowing a decrease of £1,000,000 on eaob side of tbe account compared with the year 1879-80.He said the statement regarding tbe imperial contribution to tbe war expenaea of India most be deferred until tbe complete cost of tbe war has been fully ascertained, but tbe war waa certainly tbe result of Imperial policy, and therefore assistance to India from Imperial resource* Is necessary.A Paris despatch slates that a frightful railroad accident is reported to bave occurred during a thick fog near Vichy, In wblcb a great many persons were killed and Injured.No confirmation of the report has reaobed here.At Belfast yesterday rioting was renewed.Mounted police charged the mob and 20 persons were arrested.Some booses have bjeu wrecked by tbe rioters.A Paris correspondent eayj Mi s Neilson\u2019s death is attrioaiod to drinking a cup of toed milk, wblcb a medical writer In a Parie journal says is very Indigestible.Miss NeiUon was 12 hours in mortal agony ; her body was claime i at the morgue by an ag«.d officer.A Vienna despatch rep its cholera Is raging In a village near Tarnnstvera, near Boumanla, causing an average of 15 deaths daily.Livsbpool, Auguat 17\u2014The ss ''Baltic,'* whico was in collision with the stesmer \u201cLongford,\" when tbe latter was anuk, was badly damaged In (be bows, but her cargo is uninjured.Sd® was to bave juried to-day for New York, but will be obliged to go loto dock for repairs.Tae ''Bepublic,'1 which sails on Thursday, will take her paasengtra sod mails.TUHItEY.OossTAMTUorhi, August 17\u2014lo co upliance with the desire ot President Hayes, the dultan has decided to maintain a Turkish legation at Washington, RUSSIA.8v.PaTBsasose, August 17\u2014It is stated It haa been decided to establish a special Chancery for tbe trial of presa matters under the direction of a lenient official, under whose recent direction ot the existing presa bureau not a single punishment bas been inflicted.It Is expected all concerning tbe press question will be dealt with by the ordinary Courts of Justice.?Kustendje despatch says the troops who were reported as having passed up tbe Danube on the nijhtnt the 10th were Bulgarians, probably going to join the army, not Austrian troops as stated.The most extensive fire that haa occurred here in the last seven teen years took place yesterday ia (be Ligofka quarter ; over 20 buildings were destroyed.It Is stated here that the Marquis of Taeng, Ambassador ot China, bas been informed that Buss la wifi not co: sent to timber negotla none with China.The Marquis of Taeng awaits fresh instructions from Pekin.Oom-mnclcation ia expected to be carried on between tbe Cointss Embassy and Pekin by telegraph.SPAIN.Mamub, August 17\u2014fierions inundations have cooorred in the Province of Feruil.UNITED STATES.Nsw York, August 17\u2014Settlement of tbe difficulty wuu the workmen on the big Bock-away Hotel la promised, Drexel, Morgan k Oo.having ofiered to taxe half the destitute workingmen\u2019s pay certificates at par.Htppolyte Beibaud, furniture dealer, from Galveston, died at Beilevoe Hospital yesterday with symptoms of yellow fever.An Investigation la proceeding.Benjamin fiweet was found yesterday at Jamaica, L.I., helpless, with five wonuds in his throat, whlsb he says were Inflicted by a negro highwayman in tbe adjacent woods, fiweet was knocked senseless and lelt for dead with his pockets rifled.Bas Fsxsciaoo, August IT\u2014A report is received that Eureka, Nevada, Is again being destroyed by fire.The conflagration takes about the same course as that ot 1879.Already half the town Is said to be In asbt s.Boossitsb, N.Y., August 17\u2014Professor Lewis fiwtft has just disiovered another comet, making the fourth ha has foand in the past four years.It was Ursa Maj >r, right ascension about 11 hoars 28 minutes, declination 68 degrees north.Pittsbdm, Pa., August 17\u2014Yesterday afternoon Mrs.fiivers, living at Agnew Station, near the city, discovered an unknown man la the yard stealing grapes.She shouted to him and he Immediately ran eff iu the direction of the river.A large dog and a gang of railroad men working near by pursued the man.to Driven to desperation be took to tbe water gain the other side, but finding ne was growing weak turned back.His heartless par suers would not permit him to return and be a»nk.Feeling runs very high against the perpetrators of the ontesge.hussxx, August 17\u2014The telegraph office, which was burnt oat, has been opened at the Railroad Depot.Tne heat, dust and cinders io the burnt district are almost unbearable The Daily Leader la a total loss.The people in tbe burnt section are greatly discouraged it is a heavy blow on the town Ktxsstos, N.Y, August 17\u2014Three prison era In the county j»ll( McBride (ludian) Butler (Negro) snj Wm.O.ark, overpower ed Sheriff Pepper and escaped with tbelr beivy absckles.McB.ideisa murderer, But 1er a ravisber and Oiark a robber.DxsxsiaooTTx, Me., August 17\u2014A fisblng oralt was ruu down by tbe schooner \u201cD.H Ingram\" on uatnrdsy and Wm.Lawton a i\u2019he Montreal Gonette learns that applioa-1 his two sons, Henry and Lorlog, drowned, tiona were received for two million were received for two pounds sterling of the stock, that is* million more than was asked for.And adds, \u201cas an indication of how comparatively rapid has been the progress ol the Grand Trunk Railway in the public confidence, we may state that this stock sold as late as April, 1877, lor 65$, while now we have an ottèr for double the amount required at a premium of five per oent, an actual profit of £50,000 sterling on tbe issue of a million pounds 1 This is tbe first time in the history of Canada that five per oent securities have been sold at a premium of five per oent.Indeed we cannot at the moment remember of a case where five per oent Canadian security, for a large sum of money, haa sold at a premium.The advantage to the Company ot gettmg rid of six per cent securities for five per oent debenture stock is something beyond the mere reduction of interest which the transaction aoeom-pliahes.It greatly strengthens the position of the debenture stock, of which the Company have power to issue altogether £8/)uü,üÜÜ sterling.\u201d WENT INDIES.Havana, Aaga«t*17\u2014The Sin Domingo Ooogreiis, in extraordinary session on the ! 23rd July, proi l^imed Merino as President Meiioo obtained 17,400 out of 19,000 votes THE AFGHAN DISASTER.HEWS FROM CA.NDAHAR.Ayoob Opens Fire Effect.with Little Qubtya, August 17\u2014A messenger from Oiudabar brougbt s letter from Gen.Prim rose dated the lith.fbe enemy had opened fire with Armstrong guns atja distance of 250 yards from tne city ; tbe da mages so far are slight.In tbe morning a heavy musketry fire was opened at the walls from the villages on three sides of tbe town, but very few troops were wonoded.There was water for tbe gar rison for 46 days.The exact strength of tbe garrison Is 1,243 effective Karopeans, 3,886 natives, and 382 sick.General Primrose timatis Ayoob Khan\u2019s force at 10,000* Glover, Fry A Go.ASS NOW BELLING THE FOLLOWING CHEAP LOTS OF GOODS 200 White aoûts, slightlyîda-maged.180 Dos.Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen\u2019s Cambric Handkerchiefs, from 7 c, upwards* 160 Dos.Gents\u2019 Hemmed do* 50 Pcs.Dress Goods at 16 cts* per yard* 50 Pcs* French Beiges, doable width.25 Pcs.Linen Dress Materials* Made-up Summer Dresses from $2*50 upwards.Trimmed Hats and Bonnets.Toe abjve are well worth tbe attention of Intending pnrobaaers, the prices being remarkab j low for tba claw of Gooda.GLOVER, FRY & CO.Jnly 19, 1880.NOVELTIES \u2014IN\u2014 Genuine Japanese Goods \u2014 ANO \u2014 BOHEMIA.IV CHIIVA.-\\LSO __ A, iTull a ssortment of MARINE, FIELD, anb OPERA GLASSES, TELESCOPES, MICROSCOPES, BAR0MET8R8, THERMOMETERS, AND COMPASSES.AT G.STGIF'EK.Tl\u2019S EUROPEAN BAZAAR, 12, FABRIQUE STREET July 96, 1880.LARtiK VARIETY LINEN WRAPS V0R CARRIAGES, B'ROM «1.00 EACH.MIMONS k FODLDi, Fabriqua Street.RODOfl BATHING TOWELS Extra Large Slaev.Prlcaa from 26cts.upwards.SIMONS A FOULDS, Fabrique Street.Boy\u2019s Straw At Greatly Reduced Prices.SIMONS A'FOULDS, Fabrique Street.A LOT OF STRIPED AND COLOURED Grensdlnee.Printed Matlins and Striped Linens, at about Half-Price.SIMONE A FOULDS, Fabrique Bireel.Jrly 9, 1110 COAL OIL LAMPS And trimmings of every de- so'lpUen, At PEVERLEY & CO\u2019S.ENDLESS VARIETY OF BBAUTI-ful Glasses, at A\" 50c.per Doz.and Upwards.At PEVERLEY A CO\u2019S.OIL AND GAS STOVES! C HE ORDER OF THE DAY.A CALL i respectfully solicited.Peverley & Oo.\u2019y, 56, FABRIQUE STREET.August 8.I860.J \u2022DSO'79-Lm ANOTHER FRESH SUPPLY \u2014or\u2014 Light Summer Hats ! Per 8.8.\u201cPolyntalan\u201d : In St.John Street, Upper Town and Notre-Dame Street, Lower Town, iilDVlfli NIBCIIIU.JUST RECEIVED t FISHING TACKLE A FULL LINE, inolnd.Dg some very fine -FLY HODS- And, without exoaptlcn, the largest Ad beat Stock of ARTIFICIAL FLIES.CALL AND EXAMINE.J^TELMEte, PITH, DRAB FELT, WHITE DUCK, and otTer mateitals.\u2014also\u2014 A nice assortment ot fiTRAW and LIGHT FELT H4TB.J* C.PATERSON.febS-Pn Jniy 20, 1880.W1 Reeeeeeceeeeeeeev E ARB NOW BROWING THE UN-dermsntloned Lines Ol Goods, the balance of our Sommer Btcck, which- will be foand very oh« ap Striped and Fancy Muslins from ISJe.up Orenadinea.MMM.M.M.m.\u201c\t\u201c PriûtSMMM.M*MMMMMMM.M.\u201c\t7 \u201c Dross Goods.»».»»».»»»¦» Colored Lustres Black SUks.White Piques., Ladies\u2019 Silk Umbrellas.Printed DeLaines.Colored Kid Gloves, Linen Costumes at Half-Price.Colored and White Skirts Very Cheap.A large lot of Parasols at Coat Price eaeeeeweeea \u2022 eeeeeeeeae# v \u2019\u2022aesoeoee e \u201c 16 « 12| « fio « 10 \u201c 1.60 \u201c 20 \u201c 60 E.B.EDDY\u2019S LATEST FROM EUROPE Illness of Lady Dufferin.Losdom, Aug.16\u2014Lady Dufferin is reported quite 111, Buffering from a fever.complete its uniformity throughout with that of iu connections, and to enable can to go through without change of bulk.To carry out the financial negotiations necessary for the so complishmeut of so extensive an alteration waa no trifling labor, and Mr.Hickson performed it in a manner entirely creditable.Mr.Hickson\u2019s management haa been highly successful.When he joined the Grand Trunk Railway in 1861 its traffic earnings were, for the year ending June 30,43,476,773.in 1879 the revenue haa increased to $8,476,566.In the former year the passengers carried were 7 086, and in the latter 1,973,519.the freight amounted to 595,266 tons, and in 1879 to ^$71,226 tons.It is impossible to write of Mr.Hickson's administration without some mention ot tbe Chicago extension, ot which he is President, as well aa of the Michigan Air One.For yean it had been agreed by all those who had given any thought to the subject that wituout this extension the Grand Trunk was so trammelled that it might be completely crippled by its rivals aa to the business from Chicago and points beyond, besides having also to contend with the rival enterprises in of which have been built ire 722,-in 1861 GREAT BRITAIN.(Per Montreal Line.) London, Aug.17\u2014A Paris despatch states that the Minister of War suspended fora year a colonel In the territorial army for expressing a hope Id the order of the day, whilepre-seating a flag to bis rfigiment, that tbe flag would soon be constiiated like that of tbe Uelted States of America to represent the only banner of tbe United Sûtes of Europe.A Berlin despatch saya Count Henry Yon Arnim, who was declared by tbe State Ooart guilty of treason In coutnmacium, desires a re-bearing of bis case, and bas expressed hia readiness lo submit himself to jurisdiction.Tbe London correspondent of tbe Lancbes-ter Guardian lays :\u2014The measure of dissatisfaction felt lu high quitters at the proposed marriage of Lady Burdett Ooutts ai.d Mr.Bartlett Is indicated iu the refusal of the use of tbe Chapel Boyal, Savoy, for tbe ceremony, despite the great desire of the Baroness that it should be celebrated th«-re.A Scutari despatch to the ManehetUr Guar.cuae, dated I6tb, says the decreed of tbe Albanian National Assembly at Prlsrend de-clatlng Albania one and indivisible, with Ocfirida fot its capital, demanding toe re-cognition of a national chief or prince, and rejecting tbe authority of tho Porte, were at once telegraphed to the Saltan.It appears that tbe belief, encouraged by palace agencies, prevailed among tbe chiefs that the Saltan would recognise Albauiin independence and content himself with a vague suaeralnty in retarn lor Albanian assistance against tbe powers, wblcb was offered unreservedly to aid iu thwarting the Moutene-grio and Greek ae.tlement.Tbe Sultan Ijlegrapbed a reply that tbe Albanian demands Were iuaOmiseuble and counselled precedence.He said be was hardly safe In Stamboul himself acd would not undertake to belp tbe Albaniaas If they defied Europe.Iu such case they woald have to reckon with the powers alone.This reply bas acted aa a damper ou tbe 1ms resolute spirits, and several delegatee wished te recede from the SPECIAL FROM 81.JOHN.N.6.Sv.Jon, N.B., August 17\u2014The trial of Wm.J.Mulbollaud, for murder, was com menced In the Oircult Court before Judge Duff- Tbe prisoner was second mate of the ship \u201cLillie Souilard,\" and shot James Lam* bourlu, a sailor, while on a voyage from Pbi* ladelpbla to St.John.The defence Is that Molbolland Intended only to frighten Lam-bourln, and had no wish to shoot him when be presented tbe revolver.Tbe trial will occupy all to-morrow.An unmarried woman named Kane, while walking along Manawaganlab road fainted and fell into a pool, where abe suffocated Iu ¦lx inches ot vater.Patrick McOourt, a resident of St.John for \u20221 years, died this morning in bis 88th year.^porting News.iâflaoa».Montbial, August 17\u2014A novel experiment will be tried here to-murrow evening\u2014no less tban a game of lacrosse after dark by tbe aid of tbe electric light.No mirror ever yet threw back A more repulsive sight.Than teeth that are decayed and black ; Ur one more pure and bright Tban rows of pearls, that all may vaunt Who put tbelr faith in SOUDONT.co-daw BRACELET LOST.OST, I tween ON SUNDAY EVENING, BE-tu# Englua Cathedral, Ann Btraat, Esplanade, Fabriqua Straat, and John Hlreat, without, -A.GKDUD B~FLA mar /gyr» Tba finder will ba rewarded on leaving It st ''CHRONICLE\u201d Office.auglT.F Ashantee Hammocks, (very cheap) Scotch Tweeds, Scotch Underclothing, Hosiery, Shirts and Collars, Gloves and Ties, Gents\u2019 Haberdashery, &c.,\t& All Kinds of Cotton Hosiery Very Cheep.DAVIDSON & HORAN, 172, John.Street, \u2014 AND \u2014 6, FERRY STREET.LEVIS.July 94 1880 * naehtt THE FYFE, WRIGHT & LHTCH, st.Law«e ta Naïigiiiii Co.IPatlox\u2019lGi uo Silks and Satins, Dress Goods.Costumes, Mantles, Shawls, Ladies\u2019 and Children\u2019s Underclothing, NOTICE.N ORDER TO GIVE MO SB FACILITIES vtaebao on SUNDAY NIGHT, tbe Steamer \u201cSatuenay,\u201d arriving at Qnabec oo Bondny morning, will laava tba St.Andrew\u2019s Wharf Umbrellas & Sunshades Ifor Marr'7 Bajr on 8Bnd»7'th* S8ad \u201cd 88^ .\t\u2019 instant, and 6th Septsmber next, at 1 P.M «Kirta,\t] Bstnrnlog, tba Boat will leave MURRAY BAY AT MIDNIGHT, at tbe same time as tbs *' St Lawrence,\u201d tolb Stiamers arriving at Quebec early on Monday morning.Stateionns par S .earner \t~ 10.00 A.M.\t1L80\tA.M-\t-* 2.80\tP.M.\t4.80\tPÆ* 5.60 PM-\t6.80\tPJ4-.Tuesday, Friday sad Saturday Extra Trip, leaving Island at 5 A.M\u201e dnebee-ai 8 A.M.SU Pf DA.Y S.Lbavu ISLAirn.\tLzath Qrnxo.11.80\tAM.\tL48 F* 6.00 P.M.I P^f.6.48 P.M.H.PINHEX, Proprietor.par On MONDAY end .WEDNESDAY NEXT, weather permitting, tbe Steamer \u2019\u2022Maid at Orleans\u201d will return from Island at 10 P.M.To# moon being at tbe full this will be a pleasant (rip.Angost 14, 1886,\tmyltt Saw-M and Limits for Sale Y^-ITHIN SEVENTEEN MILES OF QUE- BEC, about Twelve Thousand Acres of Land, in free and oommon soccege, any addllioutl quantity can be bought ly.Railway and River.Can be seen in fall operation at any lime.J.t HEW, 'rtaslMa Aagust 14.i*M.\tF* \" 1\t\" ¦\u2014*v OXTY XX ATsTx, flUEBEO, 18 th Aaguit, 1840.House for Sale.MM FIRST-01 ASS BRICK A Ton-Gits.Capital and Interest payable as nn ordinary rental, by arntbly instalment*.No advenoe repaired.Apply to K.G.GANNON, NJ>.Aogmt 17, 1880.\tFp >\u2022\u2022\u2022 FOR SALE, HR Si'ORS LATELY DBB- t portion of St.At draw\u2019s WbarL Tw# moat dee!]able kite in Lower Tovo.Terms eany.Title perfsji.Apply to B.G.CANNON, N.P.Aug net 14, U80.\tF mm BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE Houses and Business Stands for Bale or to Let [ODER ATE RENTS TO DESIR-able tenrnu Moderate prices and easy terms of payment to desirable purchasers.Apply Ur\tJOHN HEARN, 18, Saalt-au-MaUlot Rt July 81, 1880.\tJanl8-Lm iii: House to Let, T HE FIRST-CLASS HOUSE, No 18, St.Danis Stresi, Oape, lately peon pled by Mr>.F.N.Glngtas.Apply to WESTON HUNT, 69,|Da]bouale Street, L.T.July 16, 1880.\ttf NEW JSOOKS.MESSRS.DAWSON & CO.HAVE JUST RECEIVED: B\u2019 BIT AIN\u2019S FUTURE CORN SUPPLY, Foreign or Canadian, by Robert Wilkes, late Member of the Dominion Parliament.With Colored Msp.18 oent*.dois Purposes, by Cecilia Findlay.Clear Shining after Rein, by C.G.Hamilton.T aveller and Sportsman\u2019s Gnlie tor Canada and Manitoba, shewing tbe beet Locations for Game and Fish, Cost of Jonrney, *ct Price 20 cents.Appleton\u2019s Sommer Eook, Wtodalde and Beaaide.Beantlfnlly Illustrated.60 cts.Tenders for Firewood and CoaJL PUBLIO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Sealed Tsndsri endorsed \"Tanfier,\u201d and add reseed to tbe ondenlgned, will bs received up to 4 P M on WEDNESDAY, the 1st of September nest, tor tbe ornai «apply of ¦one 859 cords, more or Its*, of three toot Firewood, half Birch and half Maple, «4 so much per French Cord, delivered and piled st each of tbe Fire and Police Hall cellar and Recorder\u2019s Court, and wherever else required.A Lao, tor such quantities of soft and ^nrd Coal as may be required by the Oorrorat.oa tui 1st of May next.Tenders to he made on blank forms to bs bad from tbe nadenfigned, and bear too signatures of two responsible parties willing to become sarettes far tie mKUor eat of tbe-contract ; those for firewood to osctala tba»WClty Tnaturar\u2019s receipt for a deposit of fit 0, to be forfeited by any who afUr tendering at'ase to sign the eontiacn The Corporation u n-t bound to accepf tne lowest or any of tbe tenders, and the Contractor sball pay tba cost of oontract, and ôt a certified < opy thereof fir tbe nse of ibe Cor-poraUe».O.BAILLâlRGfiy Olty Engineer.August 14,1880.üülxTST' O X T QUEBEC.JXtu August, 1S80.9UBL1C NOTION IA HEREBY GIVEN that Healed Tenders, endorsed «Tender for Lot.\" and addressed to tbe undersigned, will be received ap to tbe 2nd nr SEPTEMBER NEXT, at 4 P.V., for tbe purahnse of tbe splendid Piece of Gronnd extend!d| from Pr noe Edward Street to tbe River St Charles, between SL Anselms and Oatoa BUbets, Superflces 21,COO feet.Fresh Supply of tbe Memoirs of Madame de Remutat.Franklin Fqaara Eiltlon\u2014 Complete, 46 oentr.For sale by DAWSON k OO., Foot of Mountain HlU.Tbe vseant space eaat side of foot of HI.A ago\u2018tin Street Stairs, or tbs wbo.e lot of 80 fset front by 80 leet deep to foot of ellff, with reserve lor said Btalra.Jacquee-Cartier ward.The vacant strlpa of Ground in St.Ours Street, at corner of Com m isMobe rs, Richard-¦on.6t.Joseph and Oborett Street* eaab of tbeiesbont 60 to 60 feet front in St.Oon Street, and from 8 to 16 feet In depth, st.Boob ward.Vacant lot of 40 x 80 feet, BL Jerome Street, \u2022utt side, near A rago street, paying an annual g oced rental cf 2&.00, actually occupied by Wm.Roy, manufacturer, Jacquee-Cartier ward.Vacant lot at corner of BL Genevieve and Bl Joachim Street^ 84 feet front oa aaM St.Genevieve Street, 76 on Joachim btraat, and 78 feet in rear of representatives Lenfssly, Montcalm ward.Vacant lot fronting on Prince Edward Street, bounded by Crown and Anselme Street*, and by tbe River st.Ocar .\u2019e i, 176 feet front on Prince Edward Mrset, and 160 feet deep.St.Boob ward.Vacant space on each side of tbe foot of tbe St.Claire Street Stairs, St.Valier Street, toeing Crown street, rr the whole lot of 60 feet front by 60 feet deep to niff, with reserve of stairs aforesaid.Jaoquts-Cart er ward.Vacant atrip or groond say 86 feat float on Mountain Hill, atd 6 to 7 feet deep, riett hem aide of Baa e Street stairs, going down 61.Peter\u2019s ward.\t* vacant atrip of ground oppesite Oueet.\u2019s Store, Champlain (Mraet.aco reel front end overgoing 16 feet tn dtjub.Champlain ward.Vacant atrip of ground, Obamplain st eet.opposite Mariner\u2019s Chapel, say icq reel front snl from 10 to 96 feet deep.Champlain ward.Vacant lot Bt.Patrick Street, say 2$ to_ feet flro t by 69 feet deep, edjeinlng ibe O jrpo-r-tlon cistern at Corner of St Augustin street, Montcalm ward.Vacant lot at eornar of Prince of Walea and Leadenhall Streets, a.y HO x 26 fee?esst sine of Prmee of Wales «treat.Bt.Patera ward.Wn4 lb«»»elvee to ueeept tbe highest or any of tbe ThIsib 0- J.L.LAFRANOE, AafiUSt.U, 1869.\u2014- .j \t ¦ purro -ft/r-rf-yir»-rvn~rsrC3^ C?m=t.O]>J1C?XjiE> WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1880 MM.SPECIAL F RUM HALIFAX.Halifax, Aogut 17\u2014The GoYernor-Gene-ral urtTed at the Londonderry iron mine* nt i'x otalo k iMt ereniog, nod «tm Bet nt the \u2022tniion by the manager of the Steel Oo of Cnondn, Mr.June*, nod «Uff.Daring the \u2022vealeg Hi* CsoeUeeoy end salte vUited the worfceia order to vitneM the iatereetlog ¦peotecie of e night out.The party wee highly pieeeed with the pyrotechnic effect preeented, end after the coat they proceeded to the rolling Bille, «here they wltaeeeed the rolling of iron In different forme.The Governor General expreeeed hinuolf ae high* ly pieeeed with the eight and took great in-tercet In the eevere labor performed by the paddiere, admiring the splendid pbyrlqa > of the powerful fellows rolling the hot metal.At a late hoar the pony retired for the night.This morning they again visited the iron vache, and after a more mtnate inspection of the plant made a tear o* the weet mines, where e special ondetgreand train waa provided ; the petty entering level Mo.5 tra-vamod the mountain to GamberUnd Brook.Altera a sriee of gymnastic performances by the party, a gallery woe reached where ore le being mined.There also the Governor.Geoe-raTWae greatly interested end anxious to know all about the ore, the mode of mining, nod many other partioalars.The inspection through, the party returned to the iron works, where they were heartily cheered by the employees.A boat nooo the party returned to the special trams, and proceeded to Plctoa, apparently well pleased with their visit.Daniel Her kin, for several years Stipen.diory MsghtrAte of Plotoa Town, end for 20 years Camoe of the County, woe seised with n severe attack of heart disease last night, nod (Bed in half an bear.He wss 73 years of **4l reword of $600 hoe been offered by (he people of Annapolis for information that will lend to the convieiloa of the party or parlies mho started the recent disastrous fire in that town.A spirited span of horses belonging to Mr.Christie, Great Village, Londonderry, while standing in front of n store lost evening became frightened and ran away.After ran-nlcg some distance they overtook a men named Bartley driving in the same direction, and both horsee laodiog npoo his baggy ' ' struck him in tke side and boon, breaking several ribs and iodic leg severe internal in.jsiiee, from which recovery is oooertaio.The horses were captnrtd uninjured.A young man a he at It years of age, named G gaged in convt motion with of his (rtenoe who had gathered to aim.In speaking with Mr.Doall end Senator Groat, Hts Excellency asked questions axial the minerals and other resources of Ptotcn After s pleasant half hoar\u2019s stay, Ua visitors shook bond with their friend*, bow ad to tbs spectators snd took a boat for the steamer «Droid\" amid prolonged cheer.*M-\t' \u2018_______________ SPECIAL FROM MONTREAL.Momnais Aagurt 17\u2014Peter Higgins, a holier maker here, bos taken steps to obtain n Isgnl separation from bU wlte on ground* of adultery.The hotels of Ibis city have bod the largest patronage this season of any in the whole hJatory of Montreal.In tha post 16 days one hf^t1 alone bad nearly 1,000 gnests more daring the corresponding period last Prescott Go., end being convicted of the charge preferred, was nesvlly fined.The body of Mr.Loden, who wm drowned nt the Chats Falls last Sunday week, was re.covered this evening.It was found a best the spot where be wss drowned in the eddy nttbe foot of the Fails, snd was recovered by a boot with a number of men ^ fter a good deal of difficulty.The J>ody was badly dis* figured by coming In contact with the saw logs in the eddy.The remains will be boried to-morrow.SPÈCIAL FROM TORONTO.Toaosro, August IT\u2014Tois forenoon about 11.30, at two yoaug men were crossing from the island to the city in s skiff, they attempted to change places la the boot sod capslsxl her, the boat rolled over several time# ; the two men were in danger of loaiog their lives, when Wm.Hope and Era Grant, two children, who happened to be out for a row, very plaokily made for them, and the men, who were mach exhausted, clang to the children's boat until piokod up by tbe \u201cP owett Beier.\" The mystery of the light seen upon the Iske lost night has been solved.The reflection was from a burning building on tha Niagara shore East of Port Dslhoasie.To-night Phillip Sweeney, who lives In William street, attacked hia wife while draok and seising su uxe inflicted terrible iojariis upon her.He wss arrested and locked np in tbe police atatiou.Mr.Ontfabert, the yachtsman, is speaking of opening a yacht boilding yard here and is negotiating for tbe purobsae of the Island.Hon.J.B.Robinson, recently appointed Lt-Governor, sent in his resignation m City Solicitor at a meeting of the Ooanoll tonight.Au American excursionist from Pittsburg was found lying dr ink in Wellington street to-night, and when searched at tbe station wes foand to have $600 in bis pockets, besides a gold watch and chain.fhippmg gnUUigttur.Probabilities far tbe Vast A4 Hours for tbe fit.Lawrence, etc*, etc.Toxoirro.Aug.17, il.su a.m.\u2014Lower Lake Re«loa\u2014Freeh to brisk sooUHeasterly and southerly winds with lair warmer weather.Upper SU Lawrence\u2014Fre^h to brisk south-easterly to sonih-westerly winds and fair weather.Lower St Lawrence and Golf\u2014Moderate to feesh winds and One weather.Tte Allan ss \u2022\u2022Grecian,\" Oapt.LeGsllals, from Glasgow, Aug.fl arrived in port at 4.16 p.m.yesterday, with 16 Intermedl -te, 32 steerage pa-seugers, and a general cargo, for Quebec, Montreal, and tbe West.CapL LeG reports:\u2014At 9.30 p.m.on Sunday, the 15th 1- giant, when off Heath Point, AnUoos I, taw a rocket go op from a steamship near tbe ! 1 md.Hove too, and n boat earns alongside ; the officer in charge of which reported \u2022\u2022that SS Grecian, LeGailals, Glasgow, Aug S, Allans, Rae A Cot, 48 pass., gen.cargo, Quebec, Montreal, and WeaU Lass Ontario, Gilmore, Liverpool, July 18, Garbray, Routb A oo, gen cargo, Montreal.St Patrick, Cook, Liverpool, July 10.Allans, Rae A co, gen cargo, Montreal.Clio, Hlllatadt, Barbsdoes, July 20, for Mont 1.SS NetUesworlb, \u2014, Plctoa, HS.do SS Madras, Richardson, Cardiff, July 81, do Sntered for Loading Aug 17\u2014Bolbalwood, 212, Barrow-in-Furness, \u2022J Sharpies, Sons A oo, Bridgewater.Northern Light, 428, Menai Bridge, Jno Shar-p|6B, Bona A oo, SlUery cove.Clsnrad.August 17__SS Mli am ic hi, Davies, Piotou, i at tha Port of Quebec\u2014$2888 22.Chicago, Aagnst 17\u2014Tbe North-Western Lumberman\u2019s A.s.olstlon uc et yesterday, and generally expressed tbe belief that the lam-i bertng inter jat whs in a fioaxlsblng ojndlUoo, .and the demand for amber :hts year is greater than ever Leiore.LiOBTSOH, Aug.17 \u2014Tbe Tlm+t says:\u2014Ii te stated that there are not many more America! eagles here, and U'>tll tbe New York Kx-obange tells, farther bâillon will n^t likely b* expot ted, nnleao it oan be picked up in open market.LiviSPOOL, Aog.17.\u2014Messrs.James Nels A Co., cankers, bnlllon merchants and brokers, have suspended; liabilities not mentions i.\t_____________ Loirdoh, Aug.17, ll.SO a.m.\u2014Consols at 971 for both money and account.livbbpool, Augnst 17, 11.80 n m.\u2014Cotton qnlet.Uplands 6Jd.Orleans 7d.\t^ NEW Yobk BTOOK Mabkbt, Augnst 17\u2014 Slocks strong with a slUbt reaction; Bock Island.113| ; UllnoU Central, 108J ; O B and Q 129]; O A A, 116; do preferred, 126; New York Central, 182]; Lake Shore, 108] ; C 8, 88] ; Michigan Central, 94] ; Erie, 41] ; do preferred, 70]; North-west, 99*; do preferred, 120); St Paul, 82]; D and L, 81]; Jersey Central, 76; Union Pacific, 94]; N P, 89); Western Union Telegraj b, 108] ; Paoiflo Mall, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN \u2014TO THE\u2014 14th to 24th SEPT.UNDER THE PATRONA3E OF IH.E.The Governor-General.OPEN TO THE WOULD ! Financial Association of Ontario.rE PREFERENCE avd ORDINARY STOCKE of the Company are governed by the following Section, to wit : \"Twenty thousand sharea of tha Capital Steak of tbe Financial Arsooiation cf Ontario, nnmbered from ten thousand and on# to thirty thousand, beth inclosivp,shall be Is&nsd vnd allotted os Preference St'ok, and tba holders of such Preference Slock sba\u2019l be entitled to sn normal preferential dividend, payable ont of the earnings of the Company, of eight per omlam upon the amount paid np thereon ; and tbe holders of nil other or Ordinary libérés lathe Capital Stoek of tha Company, namely, shares numbered from one to ten thousand, both Inclusive, shall be entlt\u2019ed to participate in tbe profite of tho Company only after a suffi lei.t portion of tuob profits abnll have been sat apart to provide for the payment ot tba aforesaid preferential dividend ; bat after providing at aforesaid for snob preferential dividend, tbe holders of sn-h Ordinary shares in tbe said Capital Slo'ik shall ta entitled to tba résidas of the profite of the Company ; 6.Provided always that should the profits in any one year set aside for distribution amongst tba shareholders of the Company amount to or axce.d a snm equal to tea per ont.of tbe amonnt pall upon tbe Capital Oto.k of th's Company, in sueb ose tbe bolder! of tbe aforeinld Preference Stock shall, in addition to tha eforessid preferential dividend for each ye*r, ba entitled for snob year to a ton as of one per cent, on the amonnt paid np on each Preference Stock.At all meetings of tbe Company every ho der of 0rUnary Stock tball be entitled U two votes for each share thereof oo bald by him, and every bolder of Preference Stock sba 1 be entitled to one vote for eacb share thereof no b«ld by blm.d.In tbe event of the Company ceasing to carry on bntlnes*, the bolder» at Preference Steak ehall, otter ih* payment ot all the j net debit and UabilUiee c/ the Company, be entitled to a fir et and prtfereiUial claim upon the aeeete et ike Company, to the extent at the amount paid upon euch Preference Stock.\u201d Tho following provision limits the lift-biiity of shareholders, to wit :\u2014 \u2018\u2022The shareholders of tbe Company ehall not as snob be held responsible for asy act, default or llabi lly whatsoever of tba Company, or for any engagement, claim, payment, , liju t, transaction, matter or thing whatsoever, relating to or co unacted with the Company, beyond the unpaid amount of their respect ve asares In tbe capital stock theroof.\" Prospectus, and any farther particulars, may be had by communicating with the Head Office, Lonxnr, On., or on application to Messrs.HOLT & DEAN, 82, 9t.Peter Street, Quebec, Agents of the Company.EDWARD LaRUEY, Managing Director.WANTED, BOARD, STRICTLY PRIVATE, FOB A small family family Adirées, stating terms, Aagnst 12, 1880.\"OFFICER'S MESS,\" OltadaL Quebec.F Masters ami (Mere of all Bateam That 34 Far lion, 66 Victoria, Chapter 1!6 requires them to TAKE OUT A LICENSE, Under a Penalty of $26.Custom Housb, > 12th Aog oat, 1880.j August 16, 1880.W.DUN 3COM B, Collector, 4l|; American Express, 57).Koss on tae nonn oavtn, ana is io imoa w ¦ Momtbbai.STOCK Mabkbt, Aagnst 17\u20141st orers and telegraph supplias at English Bay, Boird\u2014Bank of Montreal, 148) to 148 ; sales, Anticosti.\t60 shares at 148) ; 66 sb«r*s Brig \u2022\u2022Olio,\" Oapt Hdlstodt, from Ban-aloes j chants' B.nk, 108) to 108; sales, Jnly 20, arrived in port yesterday eftermon, | 108.Bank of Commerce, 129) to 129 ; sale#.A loading mosic sellci here has draped his store m mourning, oat ol respect for the late Mies Adelaide Metison.From the chandelier kABge several yards of funereal cloth, the datk folds pi which are looped ap oo either side, where two pieces of mortuary mosic ore oloeed.Immediately In the centre of the drapery a Urge picture of Ml\u201c \u2022 dlaced which is encioeed In a mediam-etaed gold frame.1 he deceased is represented ss ¦npoffiiTft in UootrenJ, In tba play of the \u201cHanchbeck,\" in loog robes of white.At present 14 forms n striking contras; to the Monrnfnl surrounding.In the window dl-nctly trre\u2014is n small ptetare reprreentisg her as tha bewitching page in \"Twelfth Night ?below that again a cross and orewn of flower» add beanty to the decorations.Miss Nellson ptid frequent vitre to the store while in the city on her varions proles fonal Mr.F.While, controller of the Northwest mounted police, wes successful to-4ey t> getting all the recruits he «noted from this dty.On Tboreday be will be io Tosouto end on Saturday in Hamilton, to raernit from those.districts.Ovide Pigeon, son of Mr.Joseph Pigeon, e wes sect tc the reformatory in tow cf sir «-Ketoiate,\" and lef; for Montraai lost nt«bt, In tow of str \"New York \" Tug steamer \"Margcret M.' lett lost night for Antic wU, to ostIhi tbe se \u2022Oyne'.e, \u2019 oabore there.Tbe s< < raanasi\" left forMintrsal, at 12, noon, yesterday The m \"NetUesworth,\" from Pietou, N 8, arrived in port a.10 a ra yesterday, changed pl ots, and pro loaded for Montreal.Tbs ss \"Madias.\" Oapt Richardson, frem Oar iIff, Jnly 81, arrlvod In port nt 8 a m ye*, tarda?, changed pilots, and proceeded f >r Monrea).fork \u2018*ll3iator,\" from Plerrevllla, arrlvod in port Friday night, in tow of lag \u2022\u2022Mersey.\u2019» Bark < Anqalllaa\u2019\u2019 arrived from Mmtrsal at Sam yesterday, and anchored In tbe stream, Tbe steam-tag \"Lake\" arrived In port at 8A0 p re yesterday, fmtn Father Point, with tba strip \"Lake Ontario\" in tow.Tbe Captain reporte tbat be left tbe ship \"Lake Erie\" at Bio a» 10 » m on Monday fest, with a fine fair wind.He also reports one loaded bark off Elc, bound up.After eoallag, the tug left at midnight for Montreal, with ship « Lake Ontario\" in tow.' Steamer \"Powerful\" arrived yesterday at.ternoon from Riviere des P airies wltb a deal raft in low for Mr.M\u2019Loren, Indian Cove.Steamer \"EolliMe\u201d left last night for Montreal with three schooners in tow.Halifax.N S, Aagntt 17\u2014The steamer \"Neva Sootian\u201d soi sd at noon for Lirarpool, G B, vie St Johns, Nfld.\u2014 The \"Oèo Shattuok\" sailed for St Pierre Miq via Cape Bretoa perte.- The \"Alhamhre\" sailed from St Johns.Nfld.r*ny*ctaole man, was sect tc tne reformatory The \u201cAihaaore sauoa\tw snhoAi fov three years to-dey, for robbing his The 4 Corinthian\" » ailed for S04*\"*-\u2014\u2014-E M tobooi ior *n«« J\t»\t| >h «Nortkamptoa,\u201d \"Blanaho\u201d sod * Forester\u201d willsail nsxt Tu^day, the Ant named proossd- father of $300 New weter-works for St.Henri, In the enhotb* et the oity, were commenced to-dey .Miguel Boudesta, belonfing to the Island ot Manilla, and at present a sailor oa a Spanish vrmel, wss arrested to-day for niotiny on board the ship.\t,\t- The British Secretary of State's despatch is nved yesterday svening from Bsavsr Harbor, log directly to Qnsboo, hot the other two teach-in, «g Piotou and Charlottetown on tho waÿ.They will ail moot at Quebec, when tho two ¦mailer vessola will proceed np tho St Lawrence to Mon1 real, tho flagship ramainiag until their Tho sehoonar \" Lisais Tapper\" sr- | pnhUahed here to-dey for the first (iTi* glvlag authority for designating tba sit school, \"Tbe Royal Canadian Aco- kjt&al meeting of tbe Graphie News-psoM*^>oa pssy wes held here to-day, Sir Franott Hi neks, President, In the chair.A letter was rend from the Solicitors of hi?.Thoe.Bamell, of New York, loUma.lng that an action for $30,600 had been entered a^aicst the Company for ovetdoe dividends on prefereoce stock which be held in the Oompeny.The President cberecterlied tbe aotfon ns e trumpery one.He mid Mr.Rae-\u2022all wee trustee for Mr.Bennntyoe, who bad been n director and the largest share* tighter of,the Oompaoy until a recent period la T>rt*>t on action againat the directors tbe considered thst Mr.Ban-have been\tI Delated, responsible for the they had panned, having pact in their action in managing the compoay.The President farther mid the oompeny wee now entirely free of debt, end as soon es the provisions of the bill tor ca-pltuHttsf the deferred Interest and redneiog tne capital were carried into effect, tbe directors would declare a dlvident, ss the?bad money on band to do so.The solicitor of Ml Bussell said that his client's claims wools be decided in ooart and not In n public The dense smoke from basb fires along the Bt.Lawrence te interfering somewhat with navigation in the mornings and evenings.ject of gisstJoff \u2022 renewal ol the charter to j\tT.t*ht~haai the City Paseenger Railway took place at the with a cargo of soda ash saved from the wreck of tke barque \"Reviewer.\"-Tne steamer \"Car- roll\" wm towed into Pistou ibis evening with a broken shaft.Liverpool, Aug 17\u2014Tbe Dublin steamer \"Longford\" eoll ded to-day with tba Wblia mar Line atenmer \"Baltic,\" which had started for New York.Tbe former sank but nil tbe passengers enJ crew were saved.The \"Bailie\" pot book and went into doek for repairs.Southampton, An» 17\u2014Arrived\u2014Steamship Maine, front New York.London, Au j 17\u2014Arrived oat\u2014Steamships Monarch and St Alban», from New York.New York, Aog 17\u2014Arrived\u2014Steamship Seytbia, from Liverpool.| Angust 17\u2014Cape Despair Ligot-bous# Signal Station\u2014878 marine miles to Quebec\u2014Weather cloudy and warm ; light air souib-east wind; m Beavar inward at 4 a m.Cape Roster Ligbl-bouse Signal Station\u2014 846 marine miles to Qaebec\u2014Weather clear and warm ; iberm 68; stiff NE breeae; one ship Inward and one outward.Cape Chat Ugbt-hooae Signal Station\u2014280 marine ml lee to Quebec\u2014Weather clear; light want wlad; two ships outward; sa Lake Neptgon inward at 4.45 a os.Mate ne Light*house Signal Station\u2014196 marine miles to Qaebac\u2014Weather clear and fine; light west wind; one three-masted steamer Inward at 8.16 a m.LitUa Mette Llgbt-houae Signal Station\u2014 176 i»f»Hna mites to Quebec\u2014Weatber clear, fine and calm; one three-masted steamer Inward at 10 a m ; three ablpe Inward to-day.Father Point Lignt-bouae Signal Station\u2014 166 marina ml lea to Qaeoec\u2014Weather clear and calm ; ee Lake Neplgon inward at noon ; one bark Inward tble pm; m Grecian, from ________ 2 am.- I/telet Ligbt-boaxa Signal Station\u201440 marina miles to Quebec\u2014Weather dear and 50 shares at 129.Ontario Bank, 87 to 86).Bank of Toronto, 187) to 186).Banque da People, ex-dlv., 80 to 78 ; sales, 60 shares at 78.Banque Jacques Cartier, 88 to 82.Exchange Bauk, 60 offered.Montreal Telegraph Company, 123 to 122); sales, 976 sbares at 128.Dominion Telegi*pb Company, 71 oflar-ed.Montreal Gas Company, 189) to 189 ; «alee, 9 shares at 189] ; 376 sbares at 139).City Passenger Railway Company, 120 to lie).Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Company, 60 to 49] ; sales, 107 sborm at 49) ; 60 sbares at 49).Second Board\u2014Bank of Montreal, 148] to 147]; salsa, 2 shares at 148.Marchante* Bank, 104 to 108.Bank of Commerce, 180 to 129.Ontario Bank, 86} to 86).Bank of Toronto, 187) to 186, Benqne da Peupla, ex-dlv., 80 to 78.Banque Jacques Car-tier, 86 to 82.Exchange Bank, 60 offered.Montreal Telegraph Company, 128) to 128; sales, 62 sbares at 128) ; 48 shares at 128).Montreal Gas Company, It) to 189.City Passenger Hallway Company, 120 to 117 ; sales, 7sbarea at 118.Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Company, 68 to 62 ; sales, 26 shares at 61; 26 shares at 62 ; 274 sbares at 62).Mbw Yobk, Aagnst 17\u2014Cotton qnlet and unchange 1.Flonr dnll anl declining ; receipts 19,000 brls; sales 10.000 brls.Rye flour steady and unchanged.Wheat ]o to)o lower and in fair speculative business ; receipts 225,000 bns; eales 876,000 bos, No 1 white sellent September at 1,07) to 1,07).Bye vary firm.Barley nominal, oats quiet; receipts 40,000 bus; sales 82,000 bns.Pork firm, at 10,60.Lard stead?, at 6,00.New Yobk, Aagnst 17\u2014Railroads fairly active and Irregular.Blocks clewed strong* OfcPOR-XS.Aug 17\u2014Per sebr J Walter», Peters, from Ashland, Ü8\u20146787 pcs pine deals, to J Sharpies, Hons A co.Per steam bsrge Van A'lan, Thom neon, Asblacd, US\u20146657 pcs pice deals to J Sbar-pht, 8>ns A co.Per barge Canadien, from Three Rivers\u2014 16,871 pc» spruce lumner to D A J Maguire Per ss Grecian, Leiiallals, from G1» gow\u2014 I rase to C T Smith.1 do to McCall, fchebyn A co.2 do to P Garnean A Frere.4 do.bale to Leger A Rlnfret.1 case to J Hamel A Frere.THROUGH GOODS VIA POINT LEVI__150 pkgs rods* for Toronto and the Weet.\u2014Remainder of cargo for Montreal.PUBLIC SALE \u2014OF\u2014 Thoroughbred Ayrshire Cattle.The undersigned will sell by Auction, on Thursday, the fcdth Aug., at 2 P.M., At bte Faim, Bannybroes, Compton, P.Q., about Thirty (80) BegUtered ?Trahiras, bred from bis own Importn\u2019luna.Also,\u2014 k few Berkshire Pig», and handsome yoaug Horses.JOHN L.GIBB, Compton, P.Q.Ans net 12,18t28~Lfo* CHRONICLE TEAS ! JEAS ! ! NEW SEASONS.Crop 1SS1 ! THE CEX.EIBEtA.TE3D \u201cOecile Kid Glove\u201d BEHAN BROTHERS, SOI.B AOJEargns.\u2022 LADIES' 2-Btd., in All Colon, LADIES\u2019 3-Btd., in AH Colors mUnUOn\tv GENTLEMJSN\u2019S, in AH Colon, ^1.00.CHILDREN\u2019S, in AH Colors, 700'tea.1\t« All Warranted th* Best Goods Hade.BEHAN BROTHERS.P.8.\u2014Just Opened a Case of KID GLOVES, Opera Shade, which we are seikng at 45etfo, worth double.\u2014ALSO^ A lot ot 3-Btd.Kid Gloves, dark shades 3 Sets.\t?\u2022 Je y 14, 1880\t- 4 HOW QPt \u2014 IS\u2014 L.AB ATT\u2019S Ale and Porter LESS INJURIOUS v Than I he so-called Temperance Drinks, Cider and Ginger Ale?BECAC8E THERE ARE NO POISONOUS adds and oolrrlng matter entering into their manufacture, as it is the ease In meet of the bsverates of the above namea, recommended os being cooling and refreshing, and which moit ardimbtally destroy the inner lining of the *t'roach, and ibsraby tend to make wheever drink aonsh of them .\u2022 Chrqnle DFspepUos.\" LABATf\u20193 ALE is suffi.lentir bitter to be v&laaM as » Tonic.ALE msnnfretare! by LabattIb beccsslng a very popalar Drink.BKWARE of worthless liquors gotten fib in Imita Ion of the Gsnnlrs £ ajbjltt.All tbs Cirks used in BMUlng this Ale*are stamped With tha Agent\u2019S nsme.THS only Genuine Labatt Is from, the London Brewery.T®RRlî Is to connect i in whxttvtr between this firm, \"LABATT OF LONDON\" nod thst of Lauatt, Prescott.' * \u2019 SINCE the first of Jone tbe sn\u2019e of LAXAnte Ale has more than don vie L ALL orders from private famines receive pro apt attention.LET bo person Influence yoar opinion ; be yocrownjadge.EVft.YfK,e U thoroaghly\tbefore RICHER A OO., Sole Agents, 179, Bt, Panl Streef,' Quebec.Jn y 6* 1880 Biyl6.vxdAaat.Fm We would call the attention of the Business Public to our every description of PRINTING.ri'HE NEW TEAS (SEASON 1881) HAVE X already arrlvod, and advices from tbe Tea Districts of India and China thli mason Extensive Facilities for doing I show that the quality of early pickings of Pakllcg, Nlng Chow and Padrie Oongona, tbs Ltpslng Bonohong especially tba Indian TEAS of th» Upper Assam and Kangra Valley, all particular fine flavoured, foll-bodlod, and axcaplioanlly fine, If aver »nrpassed.Being nnder tbe personal management of a professional TEA-TASTER ; Having selected some of tbe finest descriptions of INDIAN and CHINA TEAS In the English market, now offer no y customers and i tha pnbllc generally at the asaal LOW PRICER.POSTEES\u2014Of Colour.any sise and BOOK PBINTING\u2014Catalogues for Libraries and Mer chants,Insurance Pamphlets, Reports of Societies and Corporations.LAW PRINTING\u2014Bonds, Mortgages, Law Points, Law Cases, etc- BANK PRINTING\u2014Blanks: Circulars, Drafts, Notes, Cheques, Protests, Certificates, Deposit Cheques, etc Special attention ! following la requested to the Good Sound Family Block Tea 86o.par lu, worth 60s.Î Good Sound Family Unco!oared Japan 26c.per worth 60c.Those who wart a real y good TEA at llUla mont y shoo'd try \u2014ON\u2014 Pan stbaxub rnou Mohtbbal.\u2014Aog 17 \u2014Per str Qaebec, Nelson, from Montreal\u2014 60 bxs lanterna to 7 T Thomas.Pnn Gkamd Tsuhx Railway\u2014Aug 17\u2014 2 bxs samples, 8 hhds tobacco to Lsmosarlsr A Son.42 sacks floor to G Tanguay.200 do to Lord A Mann.8 caeas to Wnrtele, Lortie A co.6 cases to Hnmsl A Frere.17 do to Thlbendsau, Frere A co.14 do to MoCall, Sbebyn A co.9 do to P Garnean A Frere bbd, 1 box, 1 cose to Lcmeanrier A Son.bxs to N Turcotte.| Wednesday & Thursday, The 8th and Oth September, $300.00 IN PRIZES\u2019.OFFERED FOB ;*u, I « Flowers, Plants, Fruit, faJCFOKTS*.Aug 17\u2014Per bark Northern Light, Morri- | son, for Mania Bridge\u20149 pcs oak, 16 do eim, 849 do wbtte pine, 1962 pine deals, 1488 do boards, 1200 WOWI sUvss, 9 cords latbwood, by J Snarplea, Sons A co.Per berk Ilmatnr, Bonde, fer London\u201421,-012 pcs sprnce deals, by Oarbray, Routb A do.\u2014Loaded at Plerreville.| misa PROTESTANT BENEVOLENT SOCIETY\u2019S FETE.GRAND FIREMEN\u2019S PARADE AND EXHIBITION.HYDRAULIC DISPLAY.GRAND PYROTECHNIC DISPLAY.the CALEDONIAN SOCIETY\u2019S GAMES.BALLOON ASCENSIONS.j PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY\u2019S CONCERT.GRAND MILITARY REVIEW.HORSE RACING.MERCANTILE PRINTING\u2014 Letter Heads, Note Heads, Circulars, Price Liste, Bill Heads.Drafts, Statements, Tû* QaaHljr of wbloh ,rin \u2022arpn\u201c who Orders, Envelopes, Tags, Labels, Receipts, &e., &c- CARDS\u2014Business (any style **»\u2022 who want a treat sbonld try The Surprise Tea, at 50c.per lb.try it, being Strong and fail flavoured.HENRY C.SCOTT, STOCK BROKER, M mber of Montreal Stock Exchange, 115,81.Francois lailer Street, ! TMTOJM'VVfi-ffin a or.Slocks Bought and S^ld for Gosh or on Mnrglp, Agent Quebec Fire Aaswanoe Oompaaj.Jans 29, 1880._____ Cm The High Reputation and axtenslvs tale of,thc old, Umodried and utell 'proved COOK\u2019S FRIEND BAKING POWDER h»v« movad unscropuions parties to Imitate th# packagns in which it te aald, and even to appropriate a part of Ito name aa moans of foisting on consuma» \u2022 p >wdor oontninlne (tor sbsaporas) Alum in large qnont.ty, ~ PRKSRRVK VOUH HRALTH by pat chasing onlv tbs Gmoma cOOK\u2019d FHIRisu, wb'ch is well known to contain Ho Alum nor any nber doxIogs drog.dSf See tb^t tbe to\u2019l nano, in large latter» te printed acres, tbe directions for pst.For Sale by Respectable Grocers Everywhere.May 81, lego.w.d.McLaren, 55, Uoltege Mtreat, Montreal.iding and Visit-lion Tickets, In- orsize),Wed< ing, Admission1 vitations, Programmes, Ac.The Famou 60c.Tea, A Blending of carefully and Indian (Assam) Tear.Selected Ohinose Jfwtleee of Births, Mnrrlnwea end SO cents.Bo exception will e to this role.Members are entitled to three (8) Ticket» i of Admission.Admission, Non-Snbscrlbsre 25 css Is each.Children under IS balVprlce.Pria* Lists and farther information can ba obtained on application to the Secretary-Treasurer, sorte street, William J.City Qouncil eojourned meeting this evening.waraa; jjK breeae; one two-moated steamer AidsrcocQ Nelson, Grenier sad Gilman sap- inward at 6 a m ; one ship In tow oatword at ^.^4\trecommanda: loo* of the special &.io am; on# bark in low oatward at 6.80 ^Mumittee gtanUng a 40 yean maocpolf, sod | a m ; tlx Bapert oatword at 2 p m ; one bark the Holland opposed it.Tbe time foe odioarnment having arrived, the farther dierwlrr ot the qaeetloo was postponed.SPECIAL FROM OTTAWA.Ottawa, Aog.17-Heavy bash fire# are racteg in the Ottawa die rlct.Tlite minlr g a dcaakao men, who cinm-keced over theience of Major Eill\u2019s Park, llip-ud was precipitated a distance of 70 JVV* flown the cliff.He bod several ribs teokaa.bat otherwise seemed ail right.Xighty-slx man are now engaged on 86.Aon# locks works.t.^ ggga fonad tbat Uere are people ____n enoogb to commit a criminal offence fortifie sake of a few cents, and thus de/read the revenue by using canoeilsd \u2022temps, bat Iggogotof french I» bringing these people ap \u2022tth'aTsaxJ tarn, and the example» being -\u2022da w»ll doabiles» bave a good effroi.The teregi viodm ia Lk-Ool.McLean, oommaod-Inc the 18th Battelioo, Prescott, who has b««a guilty ot using cancelled \u2022temps.With-tn the pest couple of days he was brought J.P., si Pwkfletoa, In low inward at 6.16 p m ; another steamer cm ward at 8.IS p m.Fox River\u20148S) marine miles to Quebec\u2014 Weather fair and cool ; stiff NW wind; two sblps oatward this am; one two-ma»tel steamer inward at 4 pm.Rtviere-do-Loop\u2014Weather clear and cool ; light north wind; one three-masted steamer Inward at 7 am; atr Sagnenay left at 6.16 a m for Ssgnenay ; str Boyal at wharf.port or QohDeo\u2014ArriVRd.Aug 17\u2014Bark Nepator, Nellsen, Boob fort (Franca), Gtroaard A Beandet, bal,\u2014at BetatemtU.____Albion, Fredrlckaên, London, e Oarvlll g Son, bal,\u2014at River Oaella.Bcbr Maris Bt Croix, ForUn, Mlngan, order, \u2014 0#le#iinto*P*rent, Cariboo island.Goo Tangnay, wreckage.____j waiters, Petare, Ashland, üé, J Sharpies, Sons A oo, deals.Steam-barge Van Alton, Thompson, Ashland, US, J Sharpies, Sons A oo, deals, aa Thames, Lnckharst, London, Jnly SI, Bom A co, 81 fses, gaa.cargo, Quebec \u2022ad Montreal.OfoJA.flTJH».On Monday, tbe 16]b instant, at bis tether\u2019s resldsnoe, Ho.IT Floai after » short llln< 27 years.The funsrol will leave this day, at 2.30 o\u2019clock p.m., for »he Methodist Charcb, and from thence to Mount Herman Cemetery.Frlende and acquaintances are respeolfally invited to attend wiinout farther notice.On tbe 17lh instant, Marie Laare Adelaide Etetelle, aged one month, intent child of A.E.| do bt.George, Esq.Tbe fanerai will take place from bar fathers residence, Hamel Terrace, at 4 o\u2019clock, on Tboreday, for Belmont Cemetery.On tbe evening of tbe 17th instant, after a long and painful lllnoae, Mr.Samuel Skillsn, aged 68 yean and 6 months.Notice of Intel ment In oar next Iseae.On tt# 17th instant, Ann Ward, widow of tbe late Edward Lennon.Tbe funeral will leave bar late residence, 800 Grande Allee, on Friday morning, at half-post 8 o\u2019clock, for St.Patrick\u2019s Cburcb, and from Ibenco to Bt.Patrlek's (Woodfleld) Cemetery.Friends end aoqnalstances are respeotfally requested io alien J.8 Aagnst II, 1880.F.OLIVER, GOWKK\u2019B BUTLDINGH, Peter Street* td Arrangements have been made with the Railway sad Steamboat Com panlee to ran cheap exonrelonSf and to imne return tlefceta at Reduced Rates All Orders from the countrÿ promptly attended to, and forwarded freight paid* MORNING CHRONICLE, QUEBEC.July 38, 1880.BEST SCOTCH, MALARIAL FRV1 Malarial r svetr, constipation, torpidity cf the liver and kidneys, general debility, naiv-oasaeae ana neuralgic ailments yield readily to this great disease ccnqaenr, Hop Bitters.It repairs tha ravages of disaaia by convert* lag tn# food into rich blood, and it gives nsw I u;e sad vigor to tha egad and infirm always.Um \"Proverbs\" in other not\u2014m.HEAD- QUARTERS, £4 and £6, Mountain Hill, Where thb largest stock of French, English and American Newspapers oan bo sees.Over 100 different kinds on sals.TTTST RBOE1V JfciHD : fi\u2014t c'\tH-s 3-\u2014* \u2014 AND THE\u2014 Toimg Ladies\u2019Journalfor Sept.Amo,\u2014a urge oollootlon of other Period-cals, Newspapers and Magasinas.\u2014?No- Fancy Goods of ill Descriptions.Wa have alto received a New and Mognlfl* cent Assortment of Book Crystal Spectacle* and Kye-Glaflaes, Warranted to ba onrlvallsd for Btxxtotuw-and Pnxasnvure tks BnxAUAJror 9» RTS, AX® res OLXABXBSS OF VlSZOX.Only to ba had at tha Bolt Agents, WRIGHT Si CO\u2019B.,\u2022,1880.porte of the .Dominion neighboring States.and po* Prise Lists, Entry Forms, or any other Information, apply to tha anderelsned, S.C.STEVENSON, Paoretary, O.of A.and Mr*., a-rt a.isr id DOMINION EXHIBITION TO BE HELD ON THE Provincial Bihlbilion Grounds MOUNT ROYAL AVENUE, MONTREAL, OPENS TUESDAY, SEPT.14th, CLOSES FRIDAY, SEPT.24th!at 2 P.M.Or to GEO.LECLERE.Secretary, O.of Agr.Montres), 2nd Angnst, 1880.AngOal 6, 1880.THE \u201cONLY\u2019\u2019LUNG PAD I JUST RECEIVED AT THE TW Ml IITCJ A Ta X3L JÊA.Xj Xa.One Cask Fresh Lime Juice JUST RECEIVED AT THE ta>rmT3XOAXs BCAXsXs, HOP BITTERS.HYDROLEiNJC, MAL-tine, and all NaW Remodiss.For sal# by MoXkMIQXb, MEDICAL MALL, 16,\u2019PABXiqun STOUT Aagnst 6,1880.Oolong (Tamswi) 60c.per lb.Indian Teat, ?ssfin Pekoe, Assam Pakoa Bonohong, Assam Bono bang Japan Teas, Japan (Basket Fired) Hyson, Japan (Garden Pickings) Young Hyson.China Taos.Extra Choice (PakUng) Congou, Extra Choice (King Chow) Congou, Choice (Kaisow) Oonfoa.Extra Choicest Lapsing Souchong, Choice Lapsing Bonohong, Extra Pina Hyson, Pina Hyson, Extra Finest (Small Loaf) Young Hyson, Superlative Moynns a on powder, FOR BALK BY- FORREST & GO.May 27.1880 royal Fm X OUNG LADIES Bbosld p roc ere A VIT ALINE PAMPHLET ! And M« If tb.ouoo of -\u2022 GRAY\u2019S VITALINE Is west yeni complaint requires.ViTAUxn doss not require change of dieu VrraxxxB docs not irjare th* teeth.ViTAUxn is pleasant to taka.Vitalxhk Is gl per bo.Us.Sold by all Dja.gls.s.-\"WITBC- $20,000 OFFERED IN PREMIUMS.ENTR1E4 MUST BE MADE WIT* THB Ssoretarlss in Montreal, on or be ore the under mentioned data», via.: HORSES, CATTLE, SBEEP, SWINE, POULTRY, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and DAIRY PRODUCTS, to Saturday, September 4th, FINE ARTS, MANUFACTURES, IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, STOVES, Sc.Saturday, August 28th.Price Lists and Blank Forms of entr/ can b» obtained of the Secretaries.For fnrtbor particulars appiy to ^ S.O.STEVE VV, Soo\u2019y Council of Arte ai>3 Mrs; orto\tGEO.LECLERd, Bes y Ooanoll of AgrtoaJturo.Jana 82,1680 Orange 1 other at tha FARMERS ! Workingmen, professional men, and aVery man, leqalr.s at this season of ibe year somtthing to gire to&e n bis system prepare him for work, VITALINE l WUl dc u*.3 by cleansing all ImparlUea from the blood.USE VITALINE* In all aUecUons cf tb» K>diwys.Prie», gl per boula.THE GRAY MtDICIftE CO., Toroxato.arnerntm-mMSa MAMShWea Kold bjr lf- McLeod, *ud Oho.K.hark.HERRING BARRELS.May 17,1880.A Choice Assortment of Pakoa, I Pekoe, Flowery Pekoe, Caper, an I Special Varieties of Gaol os TEAS canal LOW PRIONS.Remember tbe oddresa,\u2014 GREAT TEA DEPOT, Il à 13, St.John Street, A.WATTERS.Jnly ai, isse.rtOR BALE AT VEST (LOW PRICE 600 r to 600 Pine Herring Barrels, In good eou-dltlon, to be delivered at L\u2019Islet Wnarf, By m.POVLIOT.L\u2019lalst, 18th July41888.July ISth, ISM.RfiaLïfil FUR Stlufxjfi AP P UtU ATloNa\tSa BV ANTS LEFT , at Mae.PiwoTX, No.** wr.haW2N ETsUEET, wui reoair* tmmi May 30,1*80.18116867 mm mm TW SoetoQ PH* praMBta tbsM orlfla*! mttm \u2022» \u201c Aa^tut t \" Mv tnraniag th« wold 'Xs tka Hr# flatbst of tho motnlog : H«r iMdtTT wm of woven gold.And golden wm her whole adorning ; Wtm Ughleotne foot «he wandered down ftiot ««Bin rpots and dim reoeaaea, fimA oa bar bcowa a regal crown dim above her golden treaeea.Xfaw bar throngb the meadow way* métwf oven home rearming, \u2022 \u2019Wbal Ume the ann'e declining raya fpoo her coronet were bnrnlog ; Vha triadaln admiration hnabed - Their vaaper enrôla In her honor : And, overhead, the apple* blnabed from their branche* looked upon her.^Mg tÉrroad, aa daylight waned, Tfi# cattle drew the laden wagon* .Vlth thlraty lips the reapers drained The harvest-brew from wlde-monthed i athwart her jewelled dome Jhow rode the ailvec moon tbeiealter, The ohorua of the Harvest-Home Sang QBderoeata the farm-house rafter.MEWS OF CITYfND DISTRICT (?%i per cent, miâ be allowed on gas accounts 9*4 on or before Fridayt 20fA in-tUrt, and 15 per cent, between that date and 1st September next.Bew Omen.\u2014The Dominion Telegraph Coaptoj has opened an office at Sombra, Ontario.Eau>«a Bcrsius.\u2014Extensive repaint ion \u2022 have been made to the L «montagne Bridge, «ft Scott\u2019s JoccUon.Xooum&vnoAL \u2014The ;ratreat of the Oatho> Ba-cletgy commences to-morrow at the Se- Jbdostby.\u2014Mr.Atkiocon\u2019a mill, \u2022t tloott'a Junction, now employs some 80 and works night and day wttbont inter-npMon.It tnrna ont dally some 3,000joists.Tftl Niw Gats* \u2014 SetU actory progress is made npoo the new gatee, and the désigna of the towers, etc , are becoming recognisable.HsnnlMiic Tnnng Allard, who fell from ghfUttir of a vessel at Levis the other dsy, \u2022sd was so badly horned with hot pitch, Is »'\u2022 Cccav, TunuAT.\u2014Archange LhmhaUe, a lautoe of the Court, drank, \u2022ne moD-.ti.Chas.Darome dit Decarean, Tatriek Cnonlngham, and William Johnston, drank, were all discharged.A Maw fin Ksams.\u2014The working model af Mr.Bona oft Are engine now being bnllt at £rv!a has been spoken very highly of, both hy pmctlcal mechanics, and also by the \u2018 \\ America» and similar newspapers.' \u2014On Monday afternoon, a yonng named I.X.BofciUille had his broken by the fall of a brick from the bn tiding now being erected on Si.John withe ot.Pouncal.\u2014The Concord* sayi that Mr, ItmanlnlTirr.M.P.P.for St.Maurice, spoke oa Sunday last at Yamacblche against the policy of the Local Government.Mr TTnaailnhr't grlevancea are not known.Bamovsnro Bbaupokt \u2014Mr.Dnfrnsne, of tbis dsy, late of tbe Crown Leeds Depart, gsaot, who baa recently become Insane, was ymteeday removed to tbe asylum at Beau, yod Cocut at th* Islajib \u2014A ten cent coo-\u2022art will be held at toe Island of Orleans to.Tbe \u201cMaid of Orleans\" will leave tbe m ber retara trip to town at 10 30 p.m.this evening, alter tbe termination of th* concert.Good Fmnsn.\u2014Three Quebaoers recently want taking to Lake Jacques Cartier, on the Umo of me Lake B:.John Ballway.In the ¦pace of five hours they caught between them 1M trout, the tmailast of which measured 14 inches in length.Aaaivsn Out.\u2014A despatch announces tbe ¦Rival at Havre, Prance, cf tbe steamship *¦ Labrador'' from Mew York, on board which wan Hon.Mr.and Mrs.B.T.Paquet, Mr.L.M.Carrier, Levis, and Mr.Fancher da St.Y -uoa\u2019s Paomor ton Acsost \u2014Writing from St.Jerome, Qua., Mr.H.G.Yennor >-\u201cHeat will In all probability extend through the first half of the month of August, and equal, if not exceed, the heated terms of July.August will likewise be oharacterla d by severe storms and heavy showers of rain, or In placet hall ; bat oa the whole the month will be comparât!/ely a dry and hot one in Canada and bordering United States.?cool to cold term, with frosts, may occur between tbe tsth and 20;h days, after wbloh heat may again be expected uo to September 1st.The month will rentable that of the year 1878 I already foresee very early and s_vdre cold with snowfalls in October, bat of this more sgsln.ffuïciss it Poisons#\u2014A man named L.H.Dos rochers, of this city, 82 years of age, commuted suicide on Monday sy poisoning.It seems that the deceased has for tome time past led an Irregular life, and on Monday afternoon last, feeling as he afterwards said to toe doctors, tired of life, he swallowed a full packet of Paris green mixed In a glass of whiskey.He was removed late in the evening to the Marine Hospital, where the doctors did everything in their power to save the Ufa of the unfortunate man, who however died yesterday morning about six o\u2019clock.Des-rooharn told the doctors tbat he bad kept the Parts green by him for some time before taking lc Ha had been employed some years tfi before constituents, aod a fresh Infusion of Bepubllcan yonng blood, wonld expel the old womanism of the Senate.There Is one electoral district consisting of only seven voters, that returns a Senator, and so Is equal In right, with the patrician chosen for all Parti I TBS JJOMAX.DM DIBATS, after being an Orleanlat, has become s Republic tn journal ; It Is tho most respectable paper In tbe country, devoid of narrowness and a dose of VoIiarUurfatn in Ms arHolea.Its republlcasdsm'ld cantlonsobaS Mseif, and la hedged round with, nomerons conditions.Well, a friend of M.Gambetta'a, bse inherited A fashionable Boston tailor has bit upon a novel plan of gratifying bis customers with MAfttJ loltl of clothes aa they mey fefl inclined to wear at a very large reiuctlon from fashionable price*.He oSors to anpply three suits a year for $117, four salts for $142, fire suits for $162, while for $200 por encum be will agree to let them have m many suits of clothes as they may choose to wear, the old suite to be returned, and the customer to have the privilege of two suits at a time.Under tbe first three nrapositlons the cost of each suit would be $39, $35.50 and $32.A0 respectively, the easterner retaining the olothsf.Under the last proposition tpscaa- tba majority of the share# of th» journal, ao\t.A \u201c nr mnrtt .\t.that Its republicanism will _for the future be c^2kfj»0 ortosaTrL\t,U * * bolder and more decided.Tbe Debate la an authority oo diplomatic and literary matters ; Its foreign correspondence la reliable.Thus is has a letter from Damascus, which ststss, the Turks are quite aa well informed as a Western, of the Intentions of Borope towards them ; that Mldhat Pacha la Isbirlng to reform Syria for himself ; tbat all who profess tbe faith of Islam, are convinced their creed, as well as their patriotism, are at stake.Also, while France labors to make good Catholics or even Jews, In the Ottoman world, England's Protestant mla-sloaatlea, repudiating the first aonree of conversion, labor to maka proselytes oat of the brands saved from tha burning by France, 1\u201c» 1\t,\t\u201c 7r while Germany simply endeavors for the mo- ago as a proof reader at tbe office of the Jour- ment ^ «jo^rt all religions to )oln her îff * ft**\u201d- 3\u201c ,n?na\u201c w\u201cbold 0P°D sgrlcaltoral colonies at J.ffa and Oalffa.Iitlcx o» Tc BUSTS.\u2014An nnosoally namber ot American tourists arrived In yesterday morning, more than 120 registering at the St.Lonla Hotel alone.Quebec has been visited by more tonrlets tbis «¦aamer than for six or seven years past.Rsbawat Aocidmt.\u2014At St.Henedlne, m Saturday last, (he horse of a farmer named ¦Icbel Lariviere took fright and ran away, otneg to a break In the barneea.Tbe horse fiaally fell at the foot of a hill and had to be killed, while Mrs.Ltrivtere was thrown out hy tks shock and soatainsd several severe \u2022\tInjuries.Bnv Faotobt \u2014Oa the ccmpletion a day \u2022e two ago, of the frame of the new shed erected by Mesars.Carrier A Lsine A Co, at LrHet * as aa engine factory, the workmen wars treated to a liberal repart.In a eh:rt ttf, a very large number of bands are expected to be employed In tills establishment Tax Cuatraia Act\u2014A man named Thoe.HarriBgtoo, residing in Champlain street, bus *\thaaa convicted of harboring deserted seamen \u2022ad sentenced to six months\u2019 imprisonment.Aaotber oommilmet-t is cot «gainst him for \u2022hawsme ofbnco, bat so fur the pc H ce have been unable to lay baads open bun Wsmuts aid Miasubss Aov.\u2014Several pro-aaeutloos base taken place of late under this \u2022oft, and a few grocers and milkmen have basin convicted at the Police Oonrt of having ¦sad old or uninspected weights and measures, and of having failed to produce those la their possession.Tna Fbusch Fbibatm.\u2014The French frigates bave again bad tbelr orders changed, and will now giie ns tbe pleasure cf remaining la our midst for several day* more.The date of their departure bis not rgün been fixed.Yesterday afternoon, Vkct\u2014Aamical de Frey-duet paid an official visit to His Honor tbe Lien tenant-Governor.Pantosa& \u2014Hon.Joseph Bobertson returned to town yesterday\u2014Hon.Dr.Kortto, M.P., is in town.\u2014-The Bari of Airli* Intends making a tour through tbe Canadas and the United States.\u2014Mr.Thomas Hughes, tho distinguished sathor Bcowa1! School Days,* will prjbabfy factQ ring toor oa this continent In Brnnm Sawnow.\u2014Tbe Bethel Services in aonnection with tbe City Mission tbis week Will to (D.Y.) on board tbe ship \"David,1\u2019 at Foundry wharf, Sooth Quebec, on this Wed ¦asdsy evening, at half-part seven, and on board tho ship 6coda,\" at Gillespie's wharf, oa Tbocsday evening, at same hoar.Ships' fftfaers and com pan las in these localities are Invited to attend.Mtstwods.\u2014A resident of Levis com plained to the poMoe In the monta of Jane lest, that he bad been robbed of a watch-ehala and locket valued at $135.Mo trace of the robber could be found, but a few days Moos, tho loser happening to thrust his band Into his ooet pocket, found all tbe missing articles in safety.Ue believes that the thief most have repented of his theit and restored the stolen property.Tss St.Jiao BirnsTa Coxymtio».\u2014We \u2022nnoanoe wttn pleasure, la accordance with the request of the editors, Moesrs.Duquel and Drapeau, that tbe complete official re pc it of too convention of the 24th of June Uat will appear in good time, and that the lateness of the pabiicatlou h-s this advantage, that It la to be made ueder the excloslve surveillance of tbe Committee ot MsnAgemeui of the St.Jean Baptiste Society of Quebec.Thaerosk will be eeseotlaHy official, and ialthiol mirror of the whole history of tbe convention.his remains yesterday, when a vetdict was returned In accordance with the facts.Htfochosouaoal.\u2014A painful case Is reported from the Marine Hospital in this city.The mate of a vessel trading to this port was taken into the hospital last spring, sofferlng from a sore leg, caused by allowing bis feet to hang over bis berth at ntgbt.Tbe poor fellow suttered from melancholia aod dreaded the possibility of bis limb being amputated.This so preyed upon bis mind tbat be became a deiiled hypochondriac, believing th*t be bad lost bis leg, and accused all who approached bias with having deprived him of a limb.Lately he has appeared so hopelessly Insane tbet U has been decided to send him to Beaupcrt Lunatic Asylum.The poor fellow, whose name la Lewis, Is from Milford Haven, and was an able-bodied seaman.In the expedition sent in search of Sir John Franks lia.Sabeeqaently he rose to tbe rank of captain, bat having lost his vessel he sblpped again as mate.A Loao Cbasb.\u2014Tbe Witness says \u2014Alex.Christie, Charles Miller, William Hescroff, Lucius Thomas, Charles Morrissey and Thus.JEtuéborough are tbe names of six jolly tars who were recently left over at Q lebec, where (bey spent about seven weeks.During this time they became acquainted with Mr^ Lane, a prominent stevedore tfcetcÿ and obtained from him accommodation In the shape of goods and money.On leaving Quebec and reaching Montreal thry called upon Mr.J.B.Lane, of Bleary street, a son of Mr.Lane, of Qaebec, and representing to him that bis father bad told them to call upon him, obtained seme money and goods.Mr.J B.Lane, however, determined upon verifying their story, telegraphed to bis lather, and received an answer denying that he sent them.Mr.O Farrell, advocate, of Quebec, representing Mr.Lane, came up here, laid Information, and obtained warrant» against the six, who by tbis time had returned to Quebec.High Constable Blssonnette was charged with the execution of tbe wanants, and on reaching Qaebec obtained tbe areiatance ot the Blver Tollce there.The six men wanted were traced about forty miles below Quebec, where they were arrested.The High Constable arrived Monday morning with bis prlsonen-, who will be Lied here.TAUCAjreoar, tne great mechanician, avion-Lhed the world In 1786, by exhibiting bis very celebrated antomaton flute player.Borne yean alter be prodoeed tbe pipe and tabor player, and tbe Academy of Boles ess at Paris pronounced this last work tv b* even superior to tbe first.As wonderful as ibis oa* might bave been, so it la with every invention and production of genius, it must go on progressing; and low in this .8th century of oars La* by\u2019s Parisian Hair Kecewsr, for restoring gray hair to Its natural color, aatonlsbsa Karo.*, Asia and America.In au.A0xa and In all nations tbs hair has been tbe subject of anxious solicitude, *fl indeed so well it might, fn what ta a greater sooree of beauty than a beautiful bead of hair.Among savage nations balr la seen In Us greatest beamy and abondance, and it la a fact well known to travelers tbat a bald savage la almost a wonder to behold.Civil-nation with 1U many fur-jes of generating diseases takes In tbe balr as well bat ratmlle \u2022(minibus cairauinr,\u201d civilisation can restore aa well as rob, and It la now generally a Unit-ted that \u201c LCBY\u2019B PAkiBIAN MAlli K&-MEWKR,\u201d so Justly celebrated fo.' its renewing powers, has established itssif as the grand restorative of the world.Bold by ail druggUta.WXLCOM* RXSOLTS Pl.XAaAJfTZ.T ATTAUr-*d.\u2014n is a highly dcslrabl» thing to have a oed digestion, also to rlesp soundly.Tbe vrgan of thought being in tae closest sym-nalhy with tbe stomacb, dis rdered digestion Is frequently accompanied by neadaebe, men-Ui despondency and want of sleep.These harassing symptoms can be pleasantly overcome by using as a remedy Mt!k of Magnesia, \u2014a bland and affective article, endorsed by physicians, and widely naed as an antidote to tv* naosean peculiar to married women, and fir soar stomacb and colic among children.T*1 win SHOT raoraiiTORS tr» all disciples of Thales, the petron saint of watsr-drlokera, only tbe former employ the water In Imitetlon of the miracle of Cana.In 1879 tbe vintage was deficient In France by oue-half, withoot going Into statlstloa ; this fact was observed : Parts was not tbe less noiformly supplied with all tbe wine oUtsens required, and without augmentation of price.Serions merobants, In anticipation ot a rise inprlc**, laid in stocks from Spain and Italy, and waited\u2014bat prices remained unchanged, the dram shops simply added more water.There was still another aid ; since sometime, Immense quantities of wine are manufactured from the fermsotatloi of rahfns; 30 lb*, of the Utter will yield 22 gallons of \u201cwine,\u2019' a llttla of the cost of $86 or lésa for-each suit, on th» simple condition of exchanging the suits that have been worn for new ones.Are you aillions or uyspepus, troubled with S)«k Head Aoka, Oppression altar eoting, Oouveaeas, Ao., tat# Quine\u2019s Inna Tha, tba grant household remedy.It will cure yo«; its effects «re wonderfnL.TS peats per paoxage, making a quart of medicine.Bvid by druggists.J.K.Burke Qaebec Agent, : \u2018 Tho moetpoMeat Hem if nee t« T*u*e**ir\u2019s Ivotr Pbaal Ikxmt Powonx// It kaepe the Teeth sound, clean, and wblte; tba gtuna healthy, tha breath sweet, and prevents toothache.2ft conta per bottle.Bold by druggists.J.B.Burke, Quebec Agent.Wnujr Kaohutb Bramas srnfciranzjur-lao PnAsrana are tbe very beet known-They aet by abeorbtlon, removing pain, and aso give mechanical support.Tbelr vlrtaas are wall attested, having been before the publie for fifty years.Sold by druggists, 86 oints each.J.K.Burke, Quebee AcenL tiREEN\u20198 AUGUST FLOWER, it u natural tor people auftering with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint or any derangement of the digestive organe, such as Hour Stomach, Hick Headache, Habitual CostivenesjL palpitation of the Heart» Heart-burn, Water-brash, gnawing and burning pains at the pit of the iaoh, Yello Take IVottoe ! This is tfa only lottery ever voted o.t by the people of o BlOte, and under a late deoieion of the U.8.Supreme Court ot Wathinyton, i$ the only Legal Lottery now in the Untied State*, alt other charter* having been repealed or having no existence.% A (SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN a Fortune.NINTH GRAND DIB-TBIBUriON, GLASS I, at NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,¦pEPfEMdEB 14th, 1880\u2014ia««h Rtenthljr Drawing.Louisiana State Lottery Co\u2019y.This Inst it avion was regularly incorporated by tbe Législature of tbe state for Educational, and Obarlteble purposes, Id 1868, for th* term ef Tweaty-Avre Years» to which contract tbe Inviolable faith of the State is pledged, which pledge has bean renewed by an overwhelming popular vote, reourlng Its frannhiss In th* new constitution adopted December 2d, A.D., 1878, with a Capital of 11,060,000, to which it has sines add*! a reserve fond of over $360,000, GRAND SIN ALE NUMBER DI8TRI-wffl, taks pise* mon ussffity.-T4J.XT7L.fciu.It never scale» or postpones, Look at tbs following Distribution t CAPITAL PBIZB, «30,000.11)0,003 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH HALF-TICKETS ONE DOLLAR urn or masrv.wines of Spain is added tp impart color, and soma white wins to give freshness, a good label, and the secelpt ot bavlsg paid the oarrier dues on \"wine,\" and the (blog is done.When raisins foil, ginoose, or the sugary liquid of poteto fecul* Is.chosen, sad tden unsaleable figs, pears, apples, ' dates, beet and juniper berries ; to me fermented compound are ad led chemical preparations for imparting color and taste.There are la tbe vicinity of Paris seven steam factories devoted to making raisin wine.Further, tbe price of raisins, which was only five francs per cwt a few mouths ago, Is now 34 francs, and glneose has risen from \u2022 to 47 francs.I-.L ;j .aoTXLVT aooomvo.> i i Tha incognito of the Prince of Wales is not equal to mat of the King of Bavaria.The latter like the wind, moves as he listetb.til nee he SMtated at me proclamation of tbe.Empire of Germany at Versailles, Louis II passers his birthday, 25:h August, in Paris, as simply aft a.Oook\u2019s toarist ; he is his own guide, philosopher and friend ; has bat on* gentleman with him, and sees life.His motto seems to be taken from the Ls Roche, fonosuld family, e'sst mon plaisir.When the aroh-Doke Rodolphe of Austria, aged only thirteen, made a tour in Bohemia, he had to listen to endless harangues from deputations.One evening when taking a stroll with bis tutor along an alley celebrated for its trees he expressed his joy by tbe remark, \"they at least do not make any speeches.\u2019\u2019 The Prince of Wales\u2019 visits to Paris are ever fully announced as strictly private, yet he finds on bis arrivai bnadls* af letters And.clrnnlars, Inviting him to visit here and purchase there ; last week he was solicited by 236 applicant* to grant them a personal Interview.At Beanvilie, U la said, ha intends to give a grand bsll on board his yacht to the AUBTOOBATIO UA-ftlM UODUTS.The trousseau ot the Princess Borka la being purchased.She Is the affianced of the Prlace of Bulgaria, who bad arraaged to many Mile.Youwonpoff and her millions of roubles; but he counted without the Cur, who ordered him to marry the Prluceie in question, and one of me six penniless daughters of tbe Prlace Nicholas of Mcntesejio.Tbe bride has do rsaonreea.-The Queen of the BeJglsns, who can Lain pontes as ably a« her relative tbe Empress of Austria, appears \"first at a meet and last at a finish,\u2019\u2019 observed that knowledge wonld serre her If htrd times set in, as she ccold bcoome conductress of children\u2019s pony-carriages in tbe Champs Elysees.clos a os Mr.Thera is a story going the rounds of a well-known clnb-min, whom some o mfreres concludsi to be a ninny ; a lew evenings ago he asked his set what they intended to do [ after dinner ; \"to go wherever you please,\" they replied, \"provided yon drive os in you fonr-lD-band.\u201d He promised to da so, they well knowing he had only two horses, one of which was lame.] At olspnoYlock a large lurnlture van with four horMS d:«ve up to rile Club ; \u2022 party of- geatleikbn la evening [ dress entered, it» wpao driven fto the circus, and In due time back to supper\u2014all avowed they were charmed with the change, .j____ .\t._ I \u2014finn- BKa\u2014« \u2014^#.fc^^ .not retire from the contest, like their more knowing friends, have been beaten.Tbe Ministers who solicited tbe local honor of Councillor-general, were returned.These elections extended nearly over tbe two-thirds ot France, and confirm three important opinions, via : that the Government was right to expel the Jesnlts, to grant tho total amnesty, and to back out of Us position in retereooe tc Greece, leaving to otbers the duty of winding np the Kastern question.Qeimany will now stop in to occnpy the place left vacant by France In Oriental combinations.Fatherland covets a naval station In tbe Mediterranean os earnestly as in the Boutbern Pacific, and a shooting box In Byria U not to be disdained.of 8 cents for Doatagn.The anthor refers, by permission, to Hon.P.A- BISdELL, X.D., president of the National Medical Association! * 4 weex in your own town, xerms and octet free.Address H.Halurt A Portland, Main*.\tdtkw $66 $5 Oo., Port! VALENTIA OSAMES, 20 mxt&a OHOION.Ex \" Moravian., M.G.MOUNTAIN, Jon* 15, 1880, ~\u2014rren\u2014- mla.il time.ta.olk.PEPPER\u2019S JITJIHIRE TOWIC Btropgthens th they having been conceded more than thirty- ationa^-Bberry Wine, of the first quality and five years -ago,\" Ac/.Ac.\tI other ingredient* of an aromatic nature, being i Addr*«a nr w h par- l ¦ Thtre is no conevderable difsrenee of opinion, [ \u201c takïlïîfamî\twh)oü | HER, No, 4 Btoflnch Street, fact there ts no amenable *f'Znuef\\ iüjSÜÜ n«\u201c ».\t»] Boston, Mass.Th.author 11 optmon at ail among writers on the orm l one mr two bottle# ganwalf»\t! mmr ^ 0°n,u,t > CKYBR\u2019SSULPHUR TTATH BE-8TORKR\u2014Bulpfaur being highly prised for its stimulant, cleansing, healthful h*1f\tLOÇJKYKU\u2019S Rl- STOElR.ls Strongly roccmmcndod.R fr jamt agreeable in use, and never falls In its action on tho colour glaads, always Wttoring and mala-tainlng that which has been lost No other hair dressing is requisite.Large Betties, lx fid.Sold by Chsmists, Haiqjressers, and Perfumers in London, the Coantrv, and throughout the world.\u2022 bit n.i i¥ ,.l l ., v' T* | Loekyer\u2019s is equal to any of the blgh-prleed proparatienj.and all Skin Diabases it tee no eqan!?*\" BEWARE OF illRICAN COQSTSRfflTS JMOBT RESPECT FULLY _ to call tha attsmion of tho ally to the fSCL that certain ,YN Broncbltia, Oooghs, Colds, Consumption, and all Affection* of tbe Throat and Longs, and I will sand th# Recipe, free of charge to all who desire it, tf they wl.I forward their, _____________________ addrere to DANIEL ALEE, 84, Liberty el I lork are sending to asany parta\t^ ¦ New York.\tI 8PUKJOU8 IMITATIONS Of fey pSé*?!?OlntmenL There frauda bear aa xna# nddrere in New York.T \u2022\u2022 \u2022 1 do not adaw my Medic lore to *-*\u2014* t.any part ef ftb* Untied Btatea.I have am Agante there.My Medicinea are sgtiy made by me, at 6*4, Oxicrd btreeL Loudom jotolng the conservatory on Dafferin Terrace fmtn repodiate\u2014uf develop Insanities and I 0^°** of Bt- Q6or*« emblsaaaed on it ;\\nd I\tTHk GRA^r^mki» 1 i;**o« art in a moet dUgnccfol condltioe, and the iarttitise, hot that do tiol scase the most I hoisted on board tbe ahlpa of Scotland 1\tk* jnn w unr^.^ « »., _ Health Officer would do well to pay them a timid old maid, or lower pnbllc fonds a cen- V* blue, with tha cross of Bt.Andrew on II : Fabriqn* Biîret'; J.j\" VsMtoi I2L hlÜS visit.Bobbish sod ashes are atrewn shoot, j time, are as impossible as light divine fioysl-1 red lines of tbe first being perpendicalsr I streit, nt.Rouh\u2019s, P.Mathie and j Vreniar aad under tbe stop* leering down into tbe late, or Imperialists withent an Emperor, and I *now \u2022 «0- \u20224.™\t°* *h« proper antho- rebTlah - a\tTne mud and the Terract/\ti*1di td HEARTBURN, and all other symptoms of disordered liter and dyspepsia.AckeowlMi c-ed by many eminent Surgeons to be the infect aad mildest pills for every constitution.In Boxes, at Is.1|A.3a.9 ;Jb :w I t w 4»