Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 11 octobre 1880, lundi 11 octobre 1880

[" COMMEROIAXi COW OIT A cnrtTjms i - 'jm # AND SHIPPING GAZETTE 0 VOL.XXXIV.QUEBEC, MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1880, (Bill) IBii! UllllIiaTiHSUiiiAi railwh IlStn.Simt Imisiitsl.1H OB' O-AJVAJD GOING WEST ICixod Trmia leave.Point Levi at.\t.««i»»»»»»»»\u2014»\u2014» ^\u2022\u20181^ AJf.Szpren leave, at.\u201440* \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022+\u20224\u2014 \u2022 8J25P.M.Arriving at Montreal at-.6.30 AJk£.GOING EAST.Mixed Train leave.Montreal aft 7 A.M Arriving at Print Levi at.6.30 PJ1« B»re«Train leave* Mont*! at.9^0 P.M Arriving at Point Levi at.6.45 A.M» Train leaving Point Levi 8.25 P«M., lor Montreal and Portland, ran* through to Montreal Sunday A.M, and remain, over Soniay at Island Pood, leaving there at 5.45 AM.every Monday for Portland.\to All the Train, ran daily, except Sun* J.HICKSON, General Manager.lav.».18tO.\t\u2022 ON ANDfAFTEB MONDAY, THB 14th June,*the Train, will run diily^Sun-| day excepted, a.follows :\u2014 Will Leave Point Levis.railway Qttxbxo Fxxar Tim».Timm.Lxavxs «XPRESS\tQuxbxc.for Halfaz ani SC John 7.30 AM.7.1S A.M.\u2022 45 AM ! AOOOMMO DATION and Mall.O.W A M.11.15 AM.10.45 AM ! r RKiaaT.7.41 P.a.7.S5 P.M.MO P.M Will Arrive at Point Levis.Railway Qttxbxc Tm.Timm, froaa Halifax and St.John.5A0 P.M 8.15 P.M ACCOMMODATION and Mall.____________ 8.00 P.M.6.45 P.M PREHIHr.5.16 AM.A00AM The Trains to Halifax and St.John ran .\t, through to their destination on Sunday, AFTERNOON DESPATCHES» IwhUe those from Halifax and St.John remain in Campbelltoa.o.M.OJ 0.BY.CHANCE OF TIME.COMMENCING ON Wednesday, June 23rd, 1830.Trains will nm as follows : \t\t\tMixed.\tMall\tExpress.Leave Hoche\u2019.ags for Hall .\t1 SOAK\t8.30 AJC\tS.\u2019S pm Arrivent, Hall\t\t10.30 .«\t12 40 PX\t9.26 «\u2022 Leave Hal fo\t\t\t5.05 \u2022» Hoehelag»>\t\t1.09 «*\t8.20 AM\t Arrive at Hoche-\t\t\t9.16 \u2022« l&£Aa(,,« \u2022 seaee.\u2022 eee.\t10.80 «\u2022\t12 80 PM\t \t\tWight Pas\u2019ger\t (reave Hoobtlaga\t\t10 Ü0 PM\t8.00 «* far Quebec^.\t\t6.00 ns\t\t Arrive at A ne bee\t8.00 \u2022\u2022\t6.30 am\t9.15 \u2022* »reave Quebec fo\t\t9 80 PM\t10.10 AM H'Vrbelag*.\t6 80 \u2022\u2022\t\t Arrive at Hocbc-\t\t6.80 AM\t4.40 PM .#*¦**\u2014# \u2014aeaeaue\t8.00 AX\t\t Leave Hoohalagi-\t\t\t for Bi Jerome.^\t6.80 m\tMixed\t##\u2022## ###\u2022#\u2022 Arrttw at 8t; Jerome\tT 16 \u2022«\t\t\u2022eeeee eeee \u2022 ireave S'.Jerome\t\t6.46 AU\t for Hochei-ga\t\t\t\t\t\t Arrive at Hoche\t\t\t ifi>fie*e**eeee #\u2022###\u2022\u2022\u2022#\t\t\t9.C0 \u2022«\t\u2022 \u2022\u2022\u2022eeeeee** G BEAT BRITAIN.The Pullman Car leaving Point Levis The Panama Canal Scheme\u2014The on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday runs Reiur.rc^s- ments for the English Squadron, etc.Eastern Crists ; \u2018 th (P«r Motntl Ims.') Loaoos, Oct 9\u2014A P*ris de-patch ssjs no \u2022yndicate Is yet fomed for the promotion of Ike Psoams Canal scheme, oat if the laia* ot ¦toch ukes piece throosh the Comptotre des Comptée all other srrengementa would receive sahscriptlens.The Tmtt seys 5» lo°g M Earrpeso conceit Lests, we may feci comparatively free horn anility, and for the present there are do signs of K givln* wsy.\t____,\t- The ans* and efamaoltlei on board the through to Halifax, and that leaving on Monday, Wednesday tandj Iriday to St.John.D.POrriNGER, Cfaief'Superintendent.Railway Office, Moncton, N.B., | novlS\u2019TS \u2014^^h\u2014a\u2014 lOih June, 1880.Jane 14,1580.has retaroed from Port EiHs.where he went in charge of the Moantnd Police reecroits.The Depert sent of Indian Afftlrs has not rectired any Information of the reported ûiht _ \u2014^\t, between the American and Canadian Indiana to^Hblp « iseistsnce\u2019* will be\t,0 «t Pott Bills.Malta and thenoJdktdbotod to Aamlrsl Bey-j The Oov'rnor-Gmaral is giving an \u201cat moor's shine.\t,\t, j hom9,,*t Bld.sa Hall ibis p.m.Tha Foot The P(Ui Mull QaztiU give* especial preom»- (Loeal Traîne between Hail and Aylme' > Trains leave Mlle.Knd Buuon «et** Minute» Later.\t_ NWMafntfloen *a]ace .C*ra on all Passenger Trains an Elegant Bleeping Oars on Night Traîna.Trains to and free* Ottawa connect with Trains to and from moabec.Band»?Tr.los leave Monueal and Qasheo at 4 p.m.Ali J'mtns ran by Montreal Ttme.GENERaL >FP *i 8- If PI/AOK D\u2019ARMES TICKET OFFICE* J?\tI MONTllEA U 902 Ht JAMsa 8t«»xt,\t| OrrosiTx tT.Louis Hctxl, Quxbxo.L.A BENECAJj, Gen\u2019» Bnpt.Jane 91,1W5.Levis & Kennebec Kailway.ON AND AFTER MONDAT, 18TH SEPT., and nntll farther notice, Trains will ran as follows :\u2014 Leave Levle for Bt.Joseph.8.80 AM.4.00 P M Arrive at BL Joerph ^.12.80 P.M.7.00 P.M.L»ave Bt.Joseph for Levls.^.».4.00 P.M.8 00 AM.Arrive at Le vis.7.00 P.M.9.00 A M.The present terminas of the Line Is only 11 mass from the oe ebratsd Chandlers Gold Mlnea.stages connect on arrival of «vary Train.! Plrst-eiasa *\u2022 letarn \u201d fare Two Dollars, Second-class One Dollar 85 cents.ROBERT SMITH, Manager.Head Offlce of the Company : Union Bank Bonding, Bt Peter Street, Quebec.WILLM.G.WYATT, President.September 11,1880.\tmy7 neoce to the following annonce ment l,Wo understand the proposal for nsval operation# In tb* Æ^ean Sea, by which It Is hoped to exei ^tfoctive pressure on the 8n'tan, are approved by all the Powers.The execotion of the decision, of the K trep 'an concert will h-eotra^ted to the fleeU of at Last three of the Powers, who wUl act M mandators of Kee 59 tone of em-muaitlon end 64 Nordenfeldt and Gatling nans foe the Mediterranean.It Is rnmored She Admiralty may send * detached rqoadron now fithrg oat to the Mediterranean Instead of rend lag it on a general cruise aa was pro* Gnards band U Inrntsblog the mnslc.M*.P iu-rie has been elected President of the Institute Français.Tne Cin-idi QauUe contilne the foliowing:\u2014H.Poster, County tf Holton, to be Sab.Collector in H.A.8.Oastoaae Polling *a the Canal* Temperance Act la Digby Coonty Is fixed for tha 8 \u2022 I.posed of the ondernoted Flm-Olatr, foil powered, Clyde-bcllt, Doable-englntd, 1res Sleasiships:\u2014 renv.PARICTAN._._.1._.>5400 Building.4100 0r-pl J H bolter,} PCLYN ESI AN\t4ioo Oapt B Brow r.8ARMAIIAN-8000 Cept A D AirJ.\u201c,40C0 tf3** WyBat.^^4VIAN.36i'0 C«pt J Grabs lu.îlÇ?.17VAW-8100 Lt Smith, RNB.-*806 CaptBiehardeon; HIBRf-NIAN.^.9484 Lt Archer, BNR.CABi'lAN*^.Cap; Yrocks.î70° 0art »»rrelt.-2700\tJ ® StephaBS -8000 Oapt J Bllchie.SOANI)INAVJA».-.S000 Capt Hugh Wyl'Q AYBEA« -4360 C«pt N MeLrsï.GKECJI AN________4C00\tOapt LeGallai*.MANITOBAN-_8150 Papt McDch -Sl, .3600\tCapte J Menxiea, .*8fl0 Oapt J Scott, -8600 Oapt Mooie, \u2014*-\u201cO® °8Pl ^05^>I«5N_.«s©\tOaptCabcl.K F.W K OUN LLAN D_1600 OaptMyUai.THE STEAMERS OF THE LIVERPOOL MAIL LINE Balling from LIVERPOOL every THURSDAY, and from QUEBEC every SATURDAY, (calling at LOCH FOYLE lo receive ob board and land Malls and Passengers to sea ùtm Ireland and Scotland) are intended to be dsepatohed F£OM QUEBEC, OiBOASSiAN\u201en.Saturday, 2nd October, baboibxan.¦ Pbbuvxa*.POLYNXaZAN Mobavian_\u201e.PABKATIAK.ClBOAeSTAF.Sabhinian.^.,.PkBUVIAN.tlh 16th »»\u2022*«\u2022\u2022 strtti getenes $25.THE STEAMERS OF THE HALIFAX MAIL L1«B Frcm HALIFAX to LIVERPOOL, via ET.JOHN\u2019S?, N.F\u201e are Intended to be despaUhtd YBOM HALIFAX, HrsBuman.Tcesdey, 12th C ilobar.OaBFiAirn.«\tgoth\t- Nova Scotian.» \u2022\u2022 8th November.Hibbbnian.ii\t98 rd \u2022\u2022 Bates of Pa&sa^e between Halifkx tud 8c.John\u2019s i Cabin.,,.\u2014\u2014.^^.i 0, .1A IntsrmsdKte.Steerage.r \u2022**\u2022\u2022\u2022 weeeeeee* \u2022\u2022\u2022 ?;r_\u201c.p:H^b; A-U.o:to the Major- ^tion and of the hUtodcalWlation.\th^h^^^iyT^ ^th«t I^TI^-^nsEdlnhnr^ Arad.my; G-neral, Is gvs^lted a M»jir\tai,k ooonteted with It.\toar aver having naard ot tie saperiaUve qaall- py 5 Pnh le\td Jalv 1880\tI Tbal the Oily Engineer be requested to «ee j uei/,nd had Mr.Nordbelmer not resumed I Latin Prcee 5 Bmtth-e Pnnolpln , and July, xtiov.\t_.n w\u2014-nb I * .i - ^i.,«n.K-a ai.iotio I ¦ »v,a ut-in \u2014av anrl Ohickorlns.I vartors Others- Montreal Custom House, don will eucceed him.i com* haws,\u201d an attempt la now mads lo supply the p *o* of tuese once popnrar inatrn-menu by offering a Deckar In their stMul, but A tumor U current to-d»y that Hon.Frank tbat tbe foregolcg conditions bej strictly the control of the Smlih will sucoed Hon.John O\u2019Ooonor at ^ud out.\t_\tw.would Fosimaster-General.\tThat oparatlons on the ground be com-| the prlnclpl# that \u201cwh^n a i fonit_f*ti w#w^^ Tbe Cuitoms Department have been in- men^d fotthwlih and the construction ol tbe formed ot Ihe death of Mr.Villeneuve, of the J botei be commenced within twelve months It is stid Mr.Gor- J aDd continued witboot delay Q\u201ctil complet- , - - ^ ^ ward Pina 2 cants extra.Ail Timber and Deals towed from below the Long Wharf at Indian Oove to ships loading in the Cove, foil tariff.Floated Deals from Hamilton Broa.\u2019 Oove to New Liverpool, 25 cents per Bt, Petersburg Standard.To all other places 60 cents per Quebec Standard.Towing lam than 40 loads (6 per tide.jgy- The nnderslgsed is authorised tr collect all moneys doe to the Timber-towers\u2019 Association for 1880.JAMES WARE, Secretary.May 1,1880.THE STEAMERS OF THE GLASGOW LINE Are intended to sal) from QUEBEC as follcws Gexcian^._on or abont 8tb October.Manitoban .\u2022\u2022\t\u2022\u2022\t]5ib\t\u2022\u2022 Phoenician.«i\tu\t22nd\t\u2022* Canadian.«\t9th\t,« w a i¦\tte Ant matle Shading Pea \u2014W Stanley.Corporation of (^nebee\u2014L A Cannon.Anetlon Sale\u2014J 3 Dory A Co.Prjit l\u2014Whitehead A Turner.Alenerta Qrapee\u2014De.Wmdeor H )tet, Montreal.Anodan Sa e\u2014Owen Morphy.For Dalhonele, Ac\u2014A Praaer A Oj.Now Beoei-rlnc-M Q Moon lain.Car to a Mineral Water\u2014Do For Ceqaimanx Point, A3\u2014A Fréter A Co.Oeoeral Hardware\u2014Thomaa Andrew?.NoeelUee In Japaneee Goode\u2014O Seifert.advocated the bill, claiming that at pre * sent under existing laws seamen could not be discharged for any cause in foreign porte without paying three months\u2019 wage?, and that this amount wont into the pockets ot consuls.Mr.Burtt thought that Congress should be peti- j the powers.Another move will be made to the ld-d,°B t0 w*ri which seems to he the only ! poeaible solution of the vexed Eastern question In Its present form.The consuls at MONDAY.OCTOBER II.1880.FUJSESHIPS: important 9 ;mands.While the United State* has made wonderful progress in the industrial, scientific and agricultural arts, and in tsrnal commerce, it is a matter which goes without saying, that its marine and shipping interests have been allowed 11 late ) ears to ssrioualy decline.This decline in an important branch of trade, has been very noticeable during the last ten years, but it really commenced ai the beginning of the American Civil War, some twenty years ago.The marin* business of the country has gradually drilled into the hands of foreigners, nnul to-day, the people of other countries than the United States, are discovered to be doing very nearly three* fourths of the entire trade of the Republic.This fact has awakened public senti .ment m the United States, and a determined effort is about to be made by th* mercantile community, to secure a more desirable proportion of that business, than at present is had.Un Wednesday |Mt, ^th that object in view, a oonven tion of merchants and others, was held in Boston, and representatives to the number of fifty-one attended.They name from ail parts of the Union, and comprised some of the best names known in commercial circles, and representing large wealth and extensive interests.Whaiax H.Liwjoln, of the New England Ship-owners\u2019 Association called the meeting to order, and Capt A mb rosb Snow, of the New York Board of Trade and Transportation, who was chosen temporarly Chairman, presided shortly afterwards.A variety of questions came up for discussion, the most important of which, however, is the pro-prosed revision of the navigation lam and the adoption of some plan acceptable to both owners and builders for the relief and reoovery of American shipping interests.The Chairman, in his opening remarks, stated that a prime object oi the Convention was to harmonise con-fl.cling opinions regarding the shipping relatipns of the; country, and it was * determined to ask Congress to assist the matter.The navigation laws made it possible to sell ships.The question to consider, then, resolved itself into this most the trade continue to be dene by foreigners, or will such legislation be adopted as will enable the present ship- owning communities of the United States, to retain what they now have and .in future add tioned to amend the law relating admeasurement ot vessels, so that the accommodation for officers and crew shall be exempt from measurement, or only i such space as is available for cargo be measured.The adoption of this would secure to vessels the saving of tonnage dues, light and harbour dues, wharfage and various other obatves, which American oralts are compelled to pay now, on their excess of tonnage.In the West India trade, vessels pay tl.35 tonnage dues per ton on their registered to inage, in the Cuba and Hayti trade $1.50 per ton, and \u2018\u2018even on ibis excess,\u201d said Mr.Burtt, \u201cIt is quite a serious matter on vessels madng from four to five voyages per year to those islands.As the law now stands our Qovernment allows the space occupied by water cloeets and galley exempt from admeasurement, measuring everything else.\u201d The New York Herald thus epitomises the remainder of the proceedings of the Convention :\u2014 \u2018\u2022For the purpose of stimulating the growth of our present small body of American seamen and to find employment lor many of the idle young men of our country, Charles Lawrence, of Philadelphia, ottered a resolution that ihe Convention ask Congress to piss such Laws as will compel all masters of Amen oan vessels to take apprentices on their espective vesse's in number in a cord-tnce with tue tonnage of the vessels, ^apiain Ambrose Snow, ol New York, submitted the following plan of changes in the laws ot the United Slates The removal of all tix or duty on the materials entering into the construction of vessels ; a bonded warehouse system that will permit foreign trading ships to take permitting to it «\u2018Oar commerce,\u201d said Captain Snow, \u201cis in a sinking condition.\u201d Some other remarks of like purport were made, when the Convention on being organised for the transaction of business, Mr.Lixcour presented a series of résolutions, which coo tarn the scope of the class of tvnee, asked for from Congress by the de, legates assembled.After the preamble, which sets forth at length the discouraging condition of the American marine, and the necessity which exists for such change in affairs as would bring about early relief, the resolutions proposed, state :\u2014 Besolved by this Convention of shipowners and merchants of the United cUtes, assembled for the purpose of tak ing action on these important alleged to be connected with s plot to s fnimte the dilten, which originated with Influential Mo'iommocUn* who look upon the flnltan as the main obstacle to the pro.clamadon and s icceas of \u2022 holy war to drive the Infidels out of Turkey.It Is expected the ambassadois will soon quit Constantinople when diplomatic relations cease between tbo cue nntll he had pocketed the red ball 612 timee, the break which left him within two of home, realising 1,839, the largest nnmber ever made in Englani.Reaching 1,000 Mitchell felt a little nervone, and dwelt for quite a minute, antil the burst of cheer-Iok with which he was helled bad passed.But be afterward darted the red home time aller time like lightning, and often bad no occasion to leave his ball, the strong back twist keeping him In position eight or nine \u2022bots consecutively.Three or four times he Prlsrend having been threatened, the embss- j got too near the cushion, bat went round the stdors cautioned the Porte that the conee- table and obtained bis place again with mar\u2014 A victim of aarlj Imprudence, causing nervous debility, pre atnre d»:ay, a\u2018o , bavin: trie I In vain every known remtdr, has discovered « simp e means -f sal'.care, which wl 1 send free to his fellow-sufferers.Address J.H.Rt VL B, 48, Chatham 8t., N.f.October 9 j8»0.\tLm-ordAw qaen.e will inevitably be serions sbonld any outrage occur.The Sultan bas declared he would rather abdicate than yield to the wishes of the powers.He had a protracted interview with Hobart Pasha.Octobar 10\u2014The German and French Am-basssdore had an interview wltb tbe Sultan ; they tried to Indnoe him to yield.One of tbe murderers of Dr.Parsons, tbe American missionary, bas been condemned to death ; two others were sentonsed to 15 years penal servitude.Soctaei, Oitob r 10\u2014Biss Pasha bas been promoted to the rank of General of Division.in 1st\u2014That we heartily approve the bill entitled \u201cAn net to repeal and amend certain icts pertaining to the shipment ar.d discharge of seamen,\u201d said bill having been presented in the Hoorn of Représenta lives, May 5, Iô79, by William CiaiLn, of Masaachusetta, and referred to the Committee on Commerce, and having already received tbe indorsement in the New York Chamber of Commerce, the Maritime Exchange, the New England Ship-owners\u2019 Association and the Boston Board of Trade.\u2022Awl\u2014That permission should be granted to take goods o! foreign production or manufacture out of bond free of duty when such goods are to be taken aa stores on board oi any ships bound from a port in the United States to a foreign port.| ncsasiTT or oovxrxmxht aux 3rd\u2014That as property invested in shipping derives its protection from the Government of the United States, and as amid property is subject to taxation by Government, it should be exempt from all local and municipal taxation by ape dal act oi Congress, leaving the income only subject to such taxation.4th\u2014That all oompoisory pilotage be abolished in the United States.5th\u2014That the Government assist m the establishment and maintenance of American lines oi steamships from our own ports to important foreign porta by the payment of proper sums oi money for the uanaportalion of the mails to such lines as will render the most effective service, and without which substantial aid such lines, so important to the progress and prosperity of the nation, cannot exist in competition with the subsidized steam fleet 4 of other countries.6tb\u2014That results have clearly and forcibly proven that our shipping cannot prosper or even maintain itself in competition with the navigation of other mantime peoples unless it is placed upon an equal tooting both as regards original coat, expenses of equipment and support at sea ; therefore we call upon the Gov eminent to repeal the Navigation laws restricting the registry of vessels to such as are bunt in tbe United States; but with this proviso, that all vessels of foreign build owned by citizens of the United SUtes and sailing under the flag of the United States shall be excluded forever from coasting or inland trade.| .7th\u2014That all material entering into the construct on or repair of ships shall be admitted tree of dut/ when so em ptoywd.Sia\u2014That we recommend that Congress take early action providing for 4he dis tnbutton of the balance iu the Treasury on account of the Geneva award.\u201d It will be observed that the resolutions printed above, cover a great amount of ground, and suggest ladical changes of such importance, that a good deal of legislation will be necessary to bring them to a successful issue.The Convention is going the right way, in order to affect the desired reform, and the ioflu-eoee which the merchants interested in the scheme are capable of wielding, can soarcely be set aside.At, tûii gathering of commercial men several other topic* of great interest were discussed, and among other suggestions, a resolution was ottered relation to the bill \u201cto repeal and amend cerUin acU pertaining to the shipment and discharge of seamen,\u201d and it was decided to have this referred to a Committee of five ship, owners for consideration.In the debate whioh followed, Mr.Lincoln, we are told, MONTENEGRO.Raaosa, October 9\u2014R a* PAsha conferred with tbe delegates of Albsolan Catholic tribes and gained them over to bU side.The Masure heights are bslog strongly fortified.Oastslmu jvo, Ojlouer 9\u2014The e are three Turkish men-o.-irar before Dulcfgoo.The Montenegrin Minuter of Foteiga Affair, declared to Admiral Bi-ymoor that the Powers are already informed that the Montenegrins require pecuniary support la order to ktep their present force under arms.Baosio, October 9\u2014Admiral fieymoar summoned all tbe Annuals to day and Interviewed them S\u2019perately ; U is believed he gave them tostroctlons.Admiral Be;moor, previous to interview* with tbe Admirals cf the fleets to-day, received instructions from London.R'St Padba, the Torkisb Commander-In-Chief, id expected at PolgoTtsi ti cantor with too Momenegrio chiefs respecting the possibility of an amicable seulement.October 10\u2014Everything is quiet ; are waiting for orders.The Montenegrins do cot intend to advance ; the Albanians and Turks maintain their respective positions.Toe fleet is ready to move at an hour\u2019s notice.their stores out of boni; citizens of the United S ates to purchase hips, both steam and sail, and giving T hem all the privileges oi ships built in .his country, except the right to engage n the coasting trade ; a bounty of $1 per ion per year for a period often years trom the date ot the passage of the law on all ships, steam and sail, engaged in the foreign trade\u2014this bounty to apply only to vessels built in the United fitziea ; jcean mail service to be the special right of ships built and owned in the United States, compensation not to exceed the price paid tor like service by any other dag ; such a modification of our laws guverningforeign consular c arges as shall uot bind a ship to pay a dig charged seaman in a loreign port a sum larger than tue price of steerage passage to his own country, it that country is the United States.John H.Boynton, of New York, uttered the following : \u2014that we recommend to Congress the repeal ot the navigation laws, as far as they relatp to foreign tiade, and allow foreign built iron .team vessels to be registered in tbe United Slates in bond, and that a duty uf titty per cent be charged on all vessels ot foreign construction used iu thp coastwise trade ; algo that in our opinion a change ot policy with respect to International trade is necessary, and that we recommend to Congress to revive tee law of 1817 forbidding any foreign ship to bring a cargo to the United States except from tbe porta of the country to whioh it belongs.\u201d TUB ELECTRIC LIGHT, * The Chicago Tribune says ;\u2014\u201cIt is stated that an electrical engineer of Bos ton is about to try the experiment of lighting the large manufacturing centre of Holyoke, Maas., with the electric light in a novel fashion.He proposes to erect a tower 75 feet high, overlooking the town, which will be aurmoumed by an immense lantern of an illaminatiog power equal to 300,000 candles, or nearly twenty times that of any electric lamp yet manufactured.If the principle should prove successful, seven or eight towers with lampa will nltunUely be constructed, with the view of rendering the city as light by night as in the daytime, and completely superseding gas and kerosene.The inventor\u2019s idea is to charge the upper strata cf the atmosphere with luminous vibrations in the same manner ss is done by the sun, and thus to produce the same effect that is obtained during the day from the reflected, retracted, and diffused sunlight, in this manner it is believed that electric light can be made to permeate spaces which are inaccessible to direct rays by the same law by which daylight diffuses itself.The cost of the tower, lamp, and gene i a tor for a single light is estimated at $15,u00, irrespective of tha engine f ower required.It is said that a similar plan was attempts at Cincinnati and tailed, but the failure is ascribed to defects which recent experiments with the electric light have remedied.\u201d IRISH IMMIGRATION.The Pacific railway negotiations possess much interest for Irishmen, as the construction of the road will open up new fields for settlement.The Londonderry Sentinel says :\u2014\u201cMany of our capitalists, and still more ot our farmers and peasantry, have found comfortable homes already in the province of Manitoba and other parts now to be opened up by railway oommonication, and their possessions will be greatly enhanced by the advantages which this railroad will confer upon them.Emigration to these parts is still going on, and will receive a still greater impetus by the work which the Ministers have snocessfnlly inaugurated.\u201d LATEST FROM EUROPE GREAT BRITAIN.{Per Montreal Line.) Lokdoh, October 9\u2014A St.Petersberg des* patch says :\u2014The report that the English Cabinet requested tbe Russian Ambassador at London to ask hts Government what it Intended to do in regard to Montenegro, Greece and Armenia, is nntroe.The English Cabinet made no more special représenta» lions to Bastia than to the other powers.October 10\u2014A Paris correspondent learns on nndenlable authority that the Osbinet has come to tbe abeolnto conclusion that France ¦boold not under any circumstances participate In the occnpation of any Turkish port and that Chaliemel-Lecoor, French Ambassador, has been InsttocUd to communicate this decision to Lord Granville.A Pern despatch says it is expected an Interchange of views between the powers will take considerable time ; a week or two may elapee before any new collec'-lve note Is ready.A despatch from Berlin says the report that Dr White, American Minister, intends to retire Is unfounded.A despatch from Cettinja states that the army at Camp Bator man will be partly dismissed on Monday ; only enough men will be retained to meet any attack by the Albmians.The Timee Paris (correspondent reports that Eoglsnd\u2019s reply to Tnrkey is now under the consideration of Europa ; it resembles neither \u2022n ultumstam or the commencement of hostilities.It proposes to Impren upon Turkey the eventual consequences of her attitude, to appeal to her reason for forther reflection on tbe resolutions she adopts, and to foreshadow to tbe rowers sa a possible eventuality the seizure of Customs revenues of Smyrna.Btusia and Italy have adhered to tbe plan in principle.Dcaus, Ootober 9\u2014It is stated Mr.Forster, Chief Becielary for Ireland, hae Informed a deputation of landlords that he woold regret to be obliged to suspend Habeas Corpus, bat the Government would do so 11 absolutely necewnry.FRANCE.Pabjs October 9\u2014The Cabinet Connell today resolved to take decisive steps against unaathoriaed confraternities.The execution of the decrees commences next week.October 10\u2014It is slml officially declared a Connell of Ministers will this week debate on tbe conns to be punned in view of tbe new position of affairs created by the attiinde of Getmany and Austria, who appsar to hesitate to accept England\u2019s proposals.TURKEY.CoasTASTUopLa, October 9\u2014Several arrests have been made in Btambonl of persons RUSSIA.St.PiTBUBgaa, Oc.onar 9 «The situa tion here becomes dally more Interesting aad exciting.Many political arreats are taking place ; ihe Government Is once more em ploying a strong hand In its domestic affsln.It la reported the Casrawltch Is about going to Llvadia tojVlsitjthe Czir and it Is whisper ud bis errand is not wltbont political significance.Russia is making great military preparations for the Bulgarian Black Sea and Dsnublan depots Russian officers arefdepart-lag tor Adrlaaople, Sophia and L^rothodl.There la to be a concentration ol troops.Le Mord threatens that Torksy will be wiped irom the map of Europe if she continu m to defy the powers, ihe utterance is believed to have official inspiration.vêlions precision.The game occupied one hour and thirty-fire minutts.Mr.Topping only handled his cue three times, and found ont by experience that be must find another \"chopping block,\u201d as Milonell is rather a bard nail.ADIK8\u2019 LAMB'S WOOL VESTS; Ladle».' I Cashmere Wool Vesta ; Ladles' Lamb\u2019s Wool Dressas ; Misses Ltmb*?Wcol D-arass \u2022 Boy\u2019s Lamb\u2019s Wool Bhlrt*, all slaas ; Boy\u2019s Lamb\u2019s Wool PanUa *11 sixes ; Boy\u2019s Lamb's Wool Knea Pants, all slaas; Men\u2019s White Lamb\u2019s Wool Shirts; Man\u2019s Shatland Lamb\u2019s The Poiut Levis Murder.Wool Shirts ; Man\u2019s Shatland Casbmara Woo VERDICT OF WILFUL MURDER.Tbe Inqneat on tbe body of John Krev-selntkl, stabbed on board the barque \u201cBov-phorous\u201d by his comrade, Michael Lycob, terminated on Satorday in a verdict of \u201ceilfnl murder \u2019 against Lynch.The other witnesses examined, corroborated the evidence published iu Saturday\u2019s Cbrosiou, wl'h the exception of that of Jobaun Harms, a seaman, who swore positively to the fact of tbe a tabbing by Lynch, and Identififd tbe knife as that which belonged to tbe prisoner.Dr.Lacerte proved that the subbing muet bave been effected by a weapon similar to that produced, and also that tbe wound was tbo cause of dea b.Tbe prisoner Lynch, who Is by no means a repulsive looking in-dividual, has been committed to Jail to stau 1 bis trial at the term cf tbe Court of Queen's Bench, which opens here on tbe 27tb lost.While in custody of the river police, be is reported to have said \"I do not remombsr any tblng about it, but It appears I have com\u2014 mitted an awful crime anl deserve to be punished.I do not mind transportation bat I would not like to bo hnog.I wish some one would pat a ballet in my bead.\u201d The seven seaman vximiaed as witoesees have been placed nuder tbe earveliiance of tbe river police until farther orders.The murdrred man was burle I at \u2022 o\u2019cloct yesterday afternoon in St.Patrick\u2019s Oemeteiy.The fanerai was attended by ihe Captain of the \u201cBospburoue,\" and eight or ten sailers.Shirts; Men\u2019s White Lamb\u2019s W.ol Pasta ; Menk Shetland Lamb's Wool Pants; Men\u2019s Whits Lamb's Wool Shirty.\u2014ALSO\u2014 Men\u2019s Haad-Knlt Fingering Sjx ; Ladles\u2019 and Children's Hosiery, in great variety.Tbe above are all flrst-eiau gxd«, and are made by one of tbt beat mannfaotsrers In the Booth of Sao'.land.SEMONS A FOULDS, Fabrique Street Tbe recent eleciions in Spain show either that the people are indifferent os to which party ig In power or despair of effecting any change.Only sixty seau were contested oat of 900, and the number of voters never reached more than 30 per cent cf tbe constituency.In Madrid, cut ot 46.000 electors, only 3,000 rated.ITALY.Bomb, October 9\u2014A decree has been published granting amnesty to Major Gonsto, son in-law of Garibaldi, and bis companions.October 10\u2014It is asseited Rusal* is toe only power which has unconditionally adopted the English proposals.GREECE.Arasas, October 10\u2014Volunteers are constantly arriving from Alexandria and Smyrna.The strongtn of th i army now is 40,000, of whom 10,000 are quartered in Athens.Windsor Hotkl, Montrbal \u2014Th ¦ anprrb hctjl, fa.nivtad wl.h .levator aou all th* lat.st improveiaenU, acd o refnlly matntaln-el at tbe bigheit standard of excellence, offer good rooms with bjxrd at |2.60 to £3 60 per day Tue A'iadsor U hut four beck* Irom thé Q.1 R.Statho, and a tree coa b plies cons autly between tbe hotel and the c'est Office, sample room at 183 St.Jam'as reet free to commercial traveller*.\tcm SWITZERLAND.GiHtva, October 9\u2014A new vins po-t has appeared in Rbeintnsl, in the canto?of St.Gall.It is said to resemble potato oldlam, bat it is much more violent, tbe grapes affected with it becoming rapidly putrid, fieveral vineyards have been completely devastated by the malady, which is believed to b3 of American origin.SOUTH AFRICA.Cam Tows, October 1\u2014The rebel Baauto chid Lerothodl Is concentrating a furoe near Mafeteng.A relieving force leaves Wopponer for that point soon.UNITED STATES.Nsw Yoek, October 9\u2014Toe Peruvian Consul-General in Panama telegraphs that the Ohiliaus bombarded Ubarililja and auooq and destroyed many valuable sugar plantations In the north.The above places were defenseless ; Cbariilioe is a fashionable watering plaoe near Lima, where manf foreign and native families sought reluge from the threatened attack on Lima.The Society of tue Red Cross also egtablt bed there a large nospUal for sick and wonoded.The Chilians undoujtedly bombarded these places to revenge tbe blowing np of the \u201cOovAdonga\" by the Peroviaos.Pinnuafli, Pa, October 9\u2014la a railway accideit here to-night, It is reported eight persons were killed and ten injured.October 10\u2014The frightiui collision last midnight on tbe Penns.Railway wa?mors disastrous than at flrat reported.Mine people were killed ontright and 11 more have since died, mokiug in all 20 deaths.As many mote were hart, who the pbyeici to* say cannot recover.Besides these a lar^e number were slightly Injured.Latest from the scene of disaster places the killed at 12 and the wounded at 60.SOUTH AMERICA.Paxama, October 2\u2014President Ganidta, of Cost* Rica, on the 23rd September, Iraued decrees re-establishing the law o! \u201978, by which all personal guarantees are abolished and tbe commnoity left at tbe mercy of the dictator.Another decree suapead* tbe ¦ estions of the National Constituent Assembly, convened only a mouth ago.fbe reason given for theee arbitrary measures is that a conspiracy against the Government has been discovered and the only salvation for those In power was a dictatorship.Over 60 leading clttsens ol the Republic have been imprisoned by order of the dictator.A FACT WURTH KNOWING.Are you suffering with .Consumption, Coughs, severe Colds settled on the Breast, Pneumonia, or any disease of the Tnroat| and Lungs T If so, go to your ftruggist and get a bottle ot Bqschbb's Gb&man SyAup.This medicine has lately been introduced from Germany, and is selling on its own merits.The people are going wild over its success, and Druggists ail over our country are writing us of its wonderful cures among their customers.2,400,000 Samples have been given away tree of charge.If you wish to try its superior virtue, get a Sample Bottle tor 10cents,Largeaize bottle75oents.Three doses will relieve any cas?.Try it.October S, 18 m)\t»m HOW lO GET SICK.Kxpcsa youne\u2019.r cn/ and nlgbi ; aat too much wltbont axArotca ; work too hard with qqt rati ; doctor all lbs Um« i taka all the Vila nostrums «dverttaed, and then yon will want to know HOW TO GKT WELL.Wblob is answered In tbree words\u2014Tak# Hop Bittars t See other ealnann.CARPETS \u2014 AND \u2014 Furnishing Department vr, BE9 TO CALL SPECIAL ATTEN-llon, to large importation*, (net received.comprising some very nsw and choice designs in\u2014 Brassela Carpet*, SOcts.upward*.Tapeitry Carpets, 80cU.m Blair Carpets, Ac., Ac.Floor Oil Cloths and Linolenms, Mats MaUlngs, Crumb Cloths, As., Ac.Curtain Materials and Trimming*.Lace Curtain#, Cretonne*.Brass Cornices, Poles.Brackets, Bings, Stair Rode, Ac, Iron and Brass Bedsteads and Cots.Hair and Spring Mattraesei, J Feather Bede, Bolatere,\tv made to order.Pillow*.\tJ Also, a Block In All Bises of the Improved Adjustable Dominion Wire Mattresses, Clean Comfortable, Noiseless and Durable.^porting News.la o Roes i.CHAkPioxiHir LAcacssa Match.\u2014The ebam pionsnlp lacrosse match between the Sham rocks and Independents of thla city was coo-eluded on tbe gtoaude of the Thistle Lacrosse Association on Saturday afternoon, Mr.H.J.Miller, acting as referee.Tbe Shamrocks played with nine men, the Independents with, seven.The former took two etreigbt games, which added to the one taken on the previous Saturday gave them the match sod the local championship.Mostrxal, October 9\u2014The printers of the Herald and Q cue tie played a lacrosse match here this afternoon, the latter winning in three straight games.The literary staff» of the morning and evening papers contended alto In a match, which was won by the latter in three straight games.AQUATICS.New York, October 9\u2014The oartinRn Riley went to Eogleod to-day.When asked why be did not row against Coartney, the other day, RUey stated that Oonrtney failed to make good the last deposit of $400.Loidon, October 9\u2014In tbe.ecoUiag match, Thomas Blackman and Henry Olaeptr, for £100 a aide, this afternoon, over the Thames championship course, four and a quarter miles, Blackman won easily by ten lengths, lo 21m.47#.VOBIIUS SPOBTISO HOTSS.If asked to pick the winaer of the Cesare-witch la three tries, «ays the IlluelraUd Sporting Memo, September 26, it Is probable that not a few persons woold take Isonomy, 142 lbs.; Dreedsn Chins, 127 lbs., and Bibert the Devil, 118 lbs.If either of theee animals were to win, and especially if either of the two first mentioned, the foot would be no-precedented, for doriug the forty oue years of its existence the Geearewltah has never been won by a none csrrylog more than 117 lbs., and only on four occasions by horses weighted st over 112 lbs.lo 1861 Audrey won with 117 lbs.Iu 1840 Clarioo won with a pound less, white The Our in 1648 and Muscovite iu 1864 carried 114 lbs.to victory, just 28 lbs.less than Isonomy has to ton under.Mr.Gretton\u2019s horse is, no doubt, au altogether exceptional animai, and with 136 lbs.last year be fluUbed not far from the winner.Wbat he oanoot do has yet to be s«-certained ; bat if he or Dresden Chios is successful on tbe 12th of October tbe feet gill be a great one.Beir$ Li/e, Bsptembïr 26 \u2014Mitchell, the '\u2022new man,\u201d has eclipsed all previous performances on an English billlhd table.On Thursday night last bo gave a well-known amateur and supporter 1,600 etart in a matc-of 2 000 up In Band street, Brlghtou.lrefore a fair sprinkling of spectators, the table having been specially erected for Mitchell\u2019s practice.Mr.R- Topping, his opponent, begin with an attempt at a cannon, bat tailed, Mltcnell following with a break ol 50, and subsequently 108, composed of 36 spot bizirds.By U»i* U«o ^r.Topping bad strung together 10, and at bis subsequent stroke Mitchell holed the red and went for bis favorite positiOQ behind the spot.Amid breath less excitement he continued to hold Toilet G asam, varion* sizes.Gilt and other Framed Mirrors.Glover, Fry & Co October 1,1880.NOVELTIES \u2014IN\u2014 Genuine Japanese Goods \u2014 AMD \u2014 of MANHOOD RESTOKED.TUMBLERS.Another lot of fixe tumblers, again Cheaper than the Cheapest.aib's fool Merclotliiogl The New Sbape, Kins Finish.Only 75c.perDoz.& Upwards.PEYERLEY & CO.ASK FOR LIGHTTLIGHT\"! New Burners.Shades.Globe*, Burners, Shades, and Chimnies, To Fit Every Description of Lamp* Old or New.Fit np your Old Bmokey Lamps with goad Flltlnn, at ama'l cost, and gat a goad Brilliant Light* CANADIAN WOOL 8HIHT8 aad PANTS at Low Priser.Wool Heslary, variety of etiloe.SIMONS A FOULDS, Fabrique Street.N EW COSSETS, Shapes.IN THE LEADING SXTVEOISJS db FOTTXaX}», fabrique street.Oetober 4,1880.Silk, all eolonrs, (specially cheap), Dreca Gooda, in all the New Fabrics, Mantling and Trimmings, BUck Silk Fringes, And a large a at.riment at Fancy Woollen#.Please Ca\u2019l and Baa St.John Street, Upper Town and Notre-Dame Street, Lower Town, HARDWARE MERCHANTS.B OH K MI A.IV CHINA.- ALSO \u2014- A ITnll ^Assortment MARINE, FIELD,'AND OPERA* GLASSES, TELESCOPES, MICROSCOPES, BAROMETERS, THERMOMETERS, AND COMPASSES.AT O.SICIFER'S.\u2019S EUROPEAN BAZAAR, 12, FABRIQUE STREET JJnly 98, 1880.:PTJRS ! MTi ASSORTMENT OF FURS, FOR Ladles\u2019 and Gentleman'4 wsar, is now complets, comprising :\u2014 JACKETS, MUFFS, BOAS, CAPS, CQATS, Ac., Ae.Buffalo, Wolf, Goat and other Sleigh Robes RW* OLD FURS neatly repaired, or made over in the mo&t lathlonable shapes, at a moderate ebarg*.\u2022IAS.\u20ac.PATERSON.cotober 7, 18M>.\tie> 6 Fm White Star Lacrosse Club.Abpeoial gkneral meeting of tbs above nuneiClob will be hell In thslr Room#, 810 Champlain Street, TBIs (Monday) EVENING, llth OCTOBER, Al> membtia are rd to att»nd, as bnainsis ol impartanos will be tranaa .tec'.By Order, WILLIAM KERNKDT, Boer* ta>y.October 11, 1880.\tAp Personal Notice.ALSO, IMPORTERS OF Sporting Goods, FIRE ARMS.GUNS, PISTOLS, -AND- GUN MATERIALS Dtnnlck, Mr J Kennedy Eedalle, Mrs Benney, Mre Fremont, Mr Fremont, Mrs Gauvreao, Mr GUUng, Mr Joseph Hickson, Mr E D Ingall, Mrs Loog, Mr J 0 Looadale, Mr Jobn Maclean, Miss Macpberson, Mr Miles, Mr W P Paige, Mr Arthur W Peaty, Mr Per-rttt, Mr Julian B Potier, Mr A J Bead, Mr Joo J Rowan, Miss 800U, Hon Donald A Smith, Mr H Stanley Smith, Mrs Smith, two children and none, Mis Bwabey, Mra Taonton, Mias Tl.stone, Mrs John J J Thompson and child, Right Rev Bishop Toke, Lieut-Colonel E A Wnltehead, Mr Whiteley,\u201467 cabin and 60 steerage passengers.Per ss.Polynesian.Brown, from Liverpool.\u2014Mr T D Aldwell, H OF HANDSOME PONIES, together ; will be sold singly or as a pair.Also,\u2014A Sri of Doable Harness in good ordsr, with Tnndsm Traces.To be aeen nt Na 14, ST.ANDREW STREET, Upper Town.October 7, 1380.\tD JSTOTICE.IT H R UNDERSIGN ED, WILL NOT , hold myMlf responsible for eny debt» oontrseted by my Orew, nniem they bave a written order from my hand.WILLIAM THOMAS, Bsrk \u2022\u2022 Marco Polo.\" October 9, I860.\tOf NOTICE.THE UNDERSIGNED WILL NOT BE responsible for any debts contracted by tbe Crew of tbe Bark \u201cPATRICK HENRY/\u2019 without a written order from himself.THOS.SARGENT, Master.October », 1880.________Op Fondhill Nurseries, WELLAND CO., ONTARIO.WE HAVE MUCH PLEASURE IN AN-nonnclng to the Clt'aec» ot Quebec and vicinity that we have appointed MR.WM.WATSON, 86, Garden SirMt, General Agent for oar Norse rise.STONE A WELLINGTON, J.W.BEALL,\tFroprlstora, Agent.\tToronto.October 7,1880.______rp-eo Stoves ! Stoves I Stoves ! The undersigned begs to draw the attention of the public to tbe large assortment of STOVES, LATEST STYLES, just received at htt Store, opposite tbe Q.M.O.A O.B\u2019j\u2019j Freight Depot, Parties requiring Stoves would do well to call before purchasing elsewhere.Corporation of the City of Quebec.LISTS OB\u2019 JURORS.CITY CLEffiK\u2019S OFFICE, QUEBEC, October 6th, 1880.PUBLIC NOTICE IB HEBERT GIVEN that, pursuant to tbe requirements of tbe Aot 88 Victoria, Chap.32, a Special Mvetlcg of tbe Ooonell of tbe City of Qaebec, will be held on TOES DAY, tbe SEVENTH day of NOVEMBER NEXT, at t EVEN o\u2019clock in tbe afternoon, at tbe usual place of meeting ot tbe said Connell, at which meeting the undersigned shall submit an extract from tbe Asms amenta or Valuetlon Roll In force for the year 1R80 81 In tbtt city.eonUtolng tbe names of all persona named on snob roll who reside within tbe Mid city, and are qualified to act rasper lively aa Grand Juror» and Petit Jnrora, for tbe purpose of bslng then and there examined, corrected and approved by the said Connell prior to th* earn* being delivered to tbe Sheriff of tbe District of Quebec, tbe whole in tompllanM with th* provision» of the Act above cited.By order, L.A.CANNON, City Oleik.October 6, 1880________________ CITY TREASURER'S OFFICE, QUEBEC, September 80th, 1860.FOR SALE, A VALUABLE PROPERTY, ON easy terms, In St Roeh\u2019a, bav* g.lug a frontage on DeeFcMee, St LLrJS9 Koch and St.Margaret streets, | and containing In anperflcle* about eleven tboocand tqnare feet of Griund, on which la a I double Stone Boom, one-and-s-half ztorisa, facing St.Margaret Street, with a Urge two | storey Brick Hangard containing Stablea, Aa, In rear.Also, on#-and-vhalf atony Wooden Room, occupied by two tenant», feeing Des.Foaaes Street.Tue above la a very desirable location, being situated bo near the Palais Harbour and tbe Q.M.O.A O.Railway Depot, and will no deubt.In view of tbe great Improvement» continually going on tn that quarter, become j a meat valuable property.\u2019 Apply to H.a AUSTIN, Esq-.Notary.Or, to JOHN HATJH, «I, JEttcbellen Street October 6,1880\tMpS9 To Let, Furnished booms, with or without Biard, with a small English-speaking family, at No 86S, ST.JOHN STREET, wltbont.October 6,1880.\tF»co Ml* EIGHTEENTH SESSION.The Revd.Dr.COOK, Principal.IN The classes, Logic, Mental and Moral JP-ffiL\"*- TTOTTIIL T.Notice is hereby given, that nnleas lb* Taxes for toe current year are paid without delay, tbe accounts will be handed over to th* Recorder\u2019s Court for collection.C.J.L.LAFRANOE, City Treasurer.October 4, 1880.________________ CORPORATION OF QUEBEC.Charcuterie Française.Fresh Sansages, Smoked Hama, Rolled Bacon, Pickled Torgusa, Black Padding, Boa'ogn* Snasages, Hesd-Oherae, Italian Ohs es a NORTH BRITISH \u2014AND\u2014 MERCANTILE Fire and Life Insurance Company, 1800 Edinburgh and London Capital, £2,000,000, Stg INSURANCE against FIRE ACCEPTED AT THE LOWEST CURRENT RATES.REDUCED TABLE of BATES \u2014FOB\u2014 LIFE INSURANCE.LOSSES SETTLED PROMPTLY AND LIBERALLY, «TOH2V LAIRD, AG-KNT, 113, Peter Street.October 6, 1880._sap 31.0m For Sale or to Let, mHB HOUSE AT THE NORTH A End of BURROUGHS\u2019 TERRACE, with all modern Improvement», speciality made of Fresh Butter, Salt Batter, (lat quality).Fresh Eggs, etc., etc.A general anortment of Frultt, Sweet* Meats, etc.Fresh Baltimore Oysters, 35 cent» a quart, received by Egpreaa.October 1, 1889.E.ROUMILHAO, 12, BL Jobn Street, Upper Town.Lp EECEIVINGJOIl SALE.0 IN ADA AND TIN PLATES, Ingot and Bar Tin, Sheet Z no and 81 alter.B.G.Sheet Iron.Window Gish and Patty.Olive^Cestor and Linseed Oil.Whit* and Bed Lead.|Tnrpe urine.Cotton Waste.C.& W.WURTELE, St Peter Street.September 38,1980.*\tideol 6000 BIHLOlHfl LOT8FOK 8AU Houses and Business Stands for Sale or to Let.Vf ODER ATE RENTS TO DEBIR-ItJL able tenrnte.Moderate prices and easy terme of payment to desirable pure baser».Apply to\tJOHN HEARN, If, BanlWaa-Matelot St July 81, I860\tjanU-Lm LIVERPOOL COARSE SALT, N® W LAND!.XX -* OtTOLiSA.- For Mle tn lo'a to salt purchasers.M.G.MOUNTAIN September 87.1880.NEW GOODS I Now ICO B Receiving,\u2019.Tex « Neetorian,\u201d > OXBB CHOICE VALENTIAS.SO Oaaeu Sardines, (New Caleb), t do Semolina.6 do Queen\u2019s Arma Cheese.Ez « Ocean King\" and \u2022\u2022London\" t 440 Packages Finest Art can Rice, Ut.Bage Half-Saga, Quarter-Bags and Pocket*.Ma a.MOUNTAIN.September 31, M?0.OVA* V \u2018AT ¦Ta.QUEBEC, 80th Sept*, 1110.SEALED TENDERS FOR HAY AND OATS, addressed to th* undesigned, will be received at his Office, ap to the 18th October next, at 4 o'clock P.M., for fnrnlehlcg tbe qnantlty ot Hay and Gaia required by the F.r* Department, op to the ft ret of May next, of tbe beet quality, to be delivered as required.Tendera to state tbe price per 100 bnadles, LATIN, GREEK, Pbllosopby, Mathematics and Nalnrel Philosophy, English Literature, French and German, will be [opened on MONDAY, the llth October, at 10 A.M.Tbe Faculty of Aria la affiliated to McGill University, and èxamlnations are held In Qaebec simaltenècnsly with those held In Montreal, for the purpose of enabling Students to proceed to tbi respective degrees of B.A and M.A.Fall Informât An na to ourrieoluM and few can be obimned nom tbe undersigned.GEORGE WEIR, M.A, Secretary-Treasurer, October 5,189é.\tL FREIGHT FOR TORONTO \u2014 AT \u2014 LÀ BANQUE NATIONALE QUEBEC.27th Sept., 1880.mms BANK WILL PAY, ON OR AFTER X the SECOND NOVEMBER NEXT, Dividend of TWO-AND-A-HALF Per Cent, for tbe tlx months snding on Thirty-First October next.Th* Transfer Book will be closed from tbe Sixteenth to the Thirty-First October next Inclusively.By order, F.VI ZINA, Caabler.September 81,1880.\tao Apply to Or to J.FREMONT, advocate, 98, 6L Peter Street, E.Q.September 76, 1S80.CANNON, N.P.i ««a House to Let, THE FIR8T-CL4S8 HOUSE, No.18, St.Deni» Street, Cape, lately occupied by Mra.p.m.Qlogre».Apply to WESTON HUNT, 69 Dalbonale Street.L.T.July 15, 1880\ttf Welsh Anthracite Goal! Now Landing : QQA mONS BEST WELSH OOU JL Anthracite Cool, ex \u201c Esmeralda.\u201d For sale in chasers.lots to suit pur- Josh MacNaughtoh & Co.104, St.Paul Street.September 21,1880.\teplH-Fm FOR Tenders fob the purchase of the right to cut Pin* Sewloge, during the coming season, off the Limita Noa, 144 and 145 on th* River Rouge, situated in the Township of Joly, will be received by tbe undersigned until th* 12lb October next.Map of Limit» can be seen, and farther Information will be given, at tbe Office of S J.BENNETT, 118,8u Peter Street.September 15, 1880.\ttrt Self-Feeding Baa* Burners ; Cooking Stoves, of 1600 tot, and the Oats per bushel of gg ft,.I RPOUCElD RATES I for Wood Coal; Double and Single Stoves ; Each Tender to be snbecribfd by two re-1\t*\u201c*\t^ sponsible parties aa sureties to tbe contract to Plain and Fancy Bjx Stoves; 4-fL Box Stove» for healing purposes.Would alee remind Mill and Steamboat Owners, and Oar-Bnlldera.that b* 1» ready to flit all orden entraeted to him with despatch, and at reasonable rates.ANDREW HATCH, Founder.October 7, 1880,\tF FOR SA.IÆ, The Sight of Catting FINE and SPRUCE SAW-LOGS \u2014 raoif A ponviou or- FBRTIYTJIS SEIGHSTIOHY, -AocaaaiXLx to- lO-A-TXSOAJtf- Apply to October 9,1880.BBNNETI A OO.F KiaH WATKa AT qrnmxo\u2014CXVU.TIKX\u20141880.1 Morning.Rvening.October.\t\t Monday-.\t11 05\t11 88 Tuesday.M.12\t13 18\t1 00 Weduesday.\t\t18\t1 47\t2 80 Thursday.^.\t-.1*\t8 09\t8 46 1 Friday \t\t.15\t4 16\t4 SI Satnrday\t\t\t16\t4 42\t5 05 Sunday \t\t17\t6 27\t6 49 nsTOTICE- | be entered Into.Tbe Onrporetlcn does not bind Itself to | accept the lowest or any of the tenders.The Contractor to pay the Notary for drawing np tbe contract, and famish the Oorpore-i non with n copy thereof.U A.CANNON, City Clerk.October i, H>0- CITY SULLIi.QUEBEC, 80th September, 1980.PUBLIC NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN «bat tbe following Lott will be sold to tbe highest bidder, at tbe City Hall, Council Boom, on MONDAY, the lltb October next, [ at 2 o\u2019clock P.M.:\u2014 1st__Vacant atrip of ground at tbe comer I of Bt Oore aod Be.Joeepb Streets, north aide, of 54* feel front on St.Oars Street by 4* to 1 | foot deep, Bt.Boeh\u2019e Ward.2 ad._Vacant atrip of ground at tb* corner of st.Oore and de» Oommlnalres Streets, \u2022oath aide, of 66 feet 10 Inobee ftont on Ht Ours Street by 8i to Hi feet deep, St, Boeh\u2019a Ward.rK GOOD AND STAUNCH STEAMER \u2022\u2022 CLIDE,\" Thomas Johnston, Master, will leave abort the llth October Inatant, for TORONTO DIRECT, and will carry Freight at Reduced Rates.For partlenlare apply at tbe Office of tbe St.Lawrence Steam Navigation Company SU Andrew\u2019s Wharf.A.G A BO UR Y, \"ec rotary, October 6,1686.m 5mre \u201c4»L Andrew,\u201d arrived on Setsr-dey afternoon, from Montreal, wlUi a deal |or Meiers.McLaren A Co.na Dooaldeon-Clyd.Une »« , JL anabeo on tbe 30lh alt., arrived at G»as-ÎSToï ÏTsth instant, and landed aliter ^ck, 484 eaUle and 100 sheep, la good con.Oot 6\u2014The Swedish be'qas «Arab o\tscaotze, from New Yo:k, Sept.G*P _\t.\tput Into Mel mo, having st £rtt.Dr^-prit m \u2022 couttioc.Bvpoa\ts\u2019 +**\tIn port on Saturday St.Mlebael», Sept n-Arrived^Utt £*rtt- -nan,\" from Quebec, for Maresellfos, ree#iv*Q provisions under sail, and pro:eedel.«Halifax.N B, October 10 -Saemsr «HRer-S.a* arrived lo-dey from BejUmure and \u2022til leave for Liverpool on roeeaey.it romr# Ore fortnightly -Allen steamers from mie oort fer Liverpool will leave ou Mondays ÏÏUTSr Tue-daym.-The Government ¦i \u2014 rrinr «Newfield,\u201d from London, arrived at p-^oa vestsrdey morning, meklrg the pass-13 day*._________Toe «Kangaroo\" sailed ft* yp.f* this evening for New York.N.B.\u2014The stream of tide runs np forty-five minutes after k)«h water.kook\u2019s y¦ asks.Foil Moon, Smday, 17th Oct.11.42 p.m, COMMERCIAL.i Thefollowlnc Is the amount of dattes oollee-\u20221\t(b* Una tom House, on the 9th InsL, at the Port of Quebec\u2014$978 90.Grand Trank Railway* Rrroax or TbaWio for week ending 2nd Oot., 1880, and corresponding week l»«t ygRf Passengers, Freight end Miles Malle end\tLive Year.Open.Express.\tStock.1880____1,373* $77,283 187»____1,2711\t73,017 $140,236 187,770 Total.$236.509 210,817 ¦old at the church door of tbe same parish on the 15th October, at ten o\u2019clock In the forenoon.William fefoison Maophcnon et al vs.Francois Edouard Verraolt\u2014Five lots of land tn the perish of St.Joseph of Point Levis, of varions alztt and dlmencloos, with bolldlogs thereon erected.To be sold at the church door of tbe same parish on the 16th October, at ten o\u2019clock In the forenoon\t.lU9m lur p.,™.,- George Demers vs, George Garin\u2014A lot of I .\tn*wm*nt land, lot No.6, In the parish of St.Narcisse requested to make paymsnt, da Beaorlvage, conceerion Jericho E*at, of 1\tFwl\u2019»ILxecator\u2019 60 arpenta In superficiel, with barn and stable thereon.To be sold at'he church door of tbe Mme parish, on the 22od October, at the boor of ten o\u2019clock in the lorcncon.Margaret Haut vs.J.El ward Jeandoln\u2014* An emplsoement in the city of Qaebtc, ot an Irregular figure, of 1,410 feet In superfices, with boost a thereon, (lot No.3,444) ot cadastre, of Bt John\u2019s Ward, Quebec.To be sold in tbe bheriff\u2019s Office, on the 25tb October, at ten o\u2019clock in tbe forenoon.La Société Permanente de Oonsti action des Artttens de Quebec vs.Ooesime Fleet\u20141st An emplacement In Quebec, Scott street, 20 f-et front bp 44 feet in deptb, with boose thereon ; lot 4.391 of cadastre of Montcalm Ward.2od, Another lot at the sane place HONEY -IN\u2014 Tlié Comb! 1st Prize for the World 1 AW.2nd do.do.do.J FSW At th* recent Greet Sxblbtt'on of Beva and their Produce held by tbe British Beekeepers\u2019 Association nt the Royal Horticultural Society*» Garden», South Kensington, London, August, I860, under tb* presidency of th* Ba« roness ' Bnrdelt-Onotta.-FOR SALE BY- A.WITTERS.Par1 lee wishing to ase th* Manitoba wheat, barley and out», same as shown by tb* Masl-! toba exhibit in Montreal, can view the earn* j at my store for ens day before mailing.Beptembsr 86,1880.?arafine Candles & Par aline Wax 26 B\u201c\u201c\u2019t SEALED TENDERS, ENDORSED «TEN-d#r for Lot,\u201d and addressed to tb* undersigned, will bs also received np to ib* 14th of THE UNDERSIGNED BEING DULY AP- I October next, nt 4 o\u2019clock P M\u201e for the pur-pointed Managing Executor of the £».j ohass of th* following propsrt *\u2022 :\u2014 \u2022\tI law\u2014Lot No.1187 of Oedaslr», at tb* corner tats lat* O.E.LEVEY, Esq., In bis liretim ^ QUrB obarest Streets, north side, of Cetaraqnl, all person* having olslm* I mMMaring 61 fset front onSt.Onrs Street and against the Estate are regnested to r resen11 varying from 38 to 34 feet deep, Jacques- teem for payment, and those tndebttd aie | OwUerJVjrJ.^\tof\t0aJaitrt|\tPrlDr< Edouard Street, containing 2i feet front by 66 d-ep, more or Ista, boueded tn front to tbe \u2022oath by the ssld Prince Edouard Street, In rear to the north at the ecd of said depth on one tide to tbe north-eaet by Olivier Vooel:e, and on tbe other aide lo tbe sooth-east to Jut* Maas*.grd__Lot No.11» of Cadastre, L\u2019Allemand Street, meaanrlnK 21 feet eight Inch** In front by 43 feet two 1 iches In dspth, more or lies, bonoded In front to tbe north oy L'Allemand street aforesaid, In rear to tbe eonth by Mr.Bongle, on one side to tbe north-eaet by Joeeph Roberge, and on tbe other elde to tbe ¦ontu-weet by Jean Drolet.4tb.\u2014Lot No.874 of Cadastre, at the corner of St.Oore and Richardson Streets, aoa;h side, October 4,1980.October 9,1380.cars of P.Mac- O.V.BOXER, Capt.R, N.M MIR BOOTS.Finnan Haddies ! by exjpjress jdaxly, -FOR SALE BY- A.WATTERS.September 16, 1880.6\u2019s IPs Farafln* Candle*.4 Oases Refined Paraflne Wsx.M.G.MOUNTAIN.Peptemter 14,1886.1880.Fall Season.1880.JTTST -THE LATEST- Novelties in Bents' Mnulmigs CONSISTING OFt Scarfs.Silk Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Underwear, Socks, etc., etc* \u2014ALSO\u2014 A complete assortment of White aod Lavender Kid Gloves, Whitt Tlea, etc., etc., for EVENING WEAR.A perfect fitting «SHIRT* madefto'order At J.I>EEG3A3*»S, FABRIQUE street, September».1880.\ttf I Extensive Clearing Sale ! \u2014\u2014 AT THE- Increase In 1880.$ 15,693 Tbe aggregate increase for 40 weeks la.$1,445,828 IMPORTS*.Pn G a aw» Tac» x Railway- October 9\u2014 4 bales dock, 1 brl twine to Dawe A Jarvis.2 oases to J Hamel A Frere.4 bales lo Le-mleax A Noel.15 pkgs gwsrs to F T Thomas.p r ss .\u2019Polynesian,\" Brown, from Liverpool_4 start to order.1 do to Fisher Jg Boolo.1 do to J Amyot k v rare.Iff do to order, j do to Loger A Rln-fret 898 do to Chime.Beandlt A co.B Paquet.4 do to Wm McLlmont.order, ; do to o L Rl hardaon.2 1 do to 20 do to _______ ___________________________________________________________ do tq P Lmdon, CcL 10\u2014Arrived on t-S team ship# I JJJJ^nrxefn ^ g do to McCall, Sbeftyn A kjUjl Auorrtqoe, Praia, and City of Mon- 5 go to J Hm»*! è Frere».8 do to fnem New York.\tj Amtell* Lort\u2019e A 00.83 do to Whitehead A Ynek, Oct 10\u2014Arrived\u2014Steamship J\t\u20192 do to vyfe, Wright A eo, 10\u2014Father Point Light-house Signal Wfottber baay ; Ugbt B W air ; se Oct 80 do to J R Clog* A eo.If do to J A Bbg*.3 do tq Davidson A Horan.4 do to Glover, Fry A co, 2 do to J A Langlois, 9 do to Cbaa Samson, of 36 feet In front by 62 feet in depth ; lot No.4339 on cadMtre of same waid, witb bouse and buildings thereon.To be eold at tbe Sh riff's Office, on the 35th October, st ten o\u2019clock In the forenoon.Charles Tousaignant ve.NarcUaa Leloeuf\u2014 A lot of land in tbe pariah of dt.Jean Dm-chaînons, 1st range, one-third of an arpent in front by an arpent In deptb, with boose and ontbatldiogs thereon ; lot No.116 of oadMtre of tbe parish of B(.Jean Deschsil-lons.To be sold at tbe ohorob door of tbe parish gforesald, on the 26tb October, at ten o\u2019clock ia the forenoon.DBLUEMBN ^TVW.How many cnildrsn and women are slowly and sorely dyl»g, or rather being killed, by excessive doctoring, or the dally ns* cf some drug or drnnken stuff called medicine, that no one Knows what it la made of who can eaelly be cored end eaved by Hop Bitters, made el Hope, B-ona, Mandrake, Dandelion, Ac., which is so pore, simple and barmlsm that the most frftlj wqman, weakest Invaill or gmaljeet child oen trust la them.WUi yon be saved by IbemT See other column.Montreal Stationery Depot, 82, Peter Street.IN ORDER TO CLEAR THE BALANCE of our stock before our WINTER IM- REOEIVED AT THE MEDICAL HALL, 1 a choice sasortmont of Bulbs from Holland, via.Hyacinths, Crocus, Tulips, Scillas, Cyclamens, &c«.In floe order and at low prices, Catalogues Gbatib, Also, Hyacinth Glasses.This la the aeaaon to provide a snodssslon of fragrant flowers daring ths Winter months- GREEN IRUITS, &c., k Q^BAPES td.per R, or 4E for 26c.Peaches 10e.per do»., or Basket $1.60.Strawberry Tomatoes per Gallon] 1 Coco Nais.Spanish Onions.Oallpbnt Dates.To olose consignment, they matt te sold.COLONEL RHODES\u2019 FRUIT FARM ! \u2022viEfBj'sr ® o;od HOT HOUSE CRAPES, \u2014 THE PRODUCE OF- Hr.John Bnrstall's Braveries, Roder iola MoLeoa,u w a tters.19 feet deep Bt.Roeb's Ward,_ |\t16, FABRIQUE STREET.|\t?\t-L\tJ\u2014» A.* October 2, 1880.PJRTATIONS arrive we have mad* another GREAT REDUCTION on all oar goods.GEO.HORNE & SON.October 6, 1886.\taeplS-Om WALLSEND CRATE COAL ! -FOR SALE BY.FORR EST &C0., October 6,1180.¦ay 81 .Fas O.J.U LAFRANOE.City Treasurer.October 1, 1880.C?I1\u2018Y-X3E.A»X»X-», \u2022 QUKBEO, 81st July, 1883, PRIVIES AND CESSPOOLS.PUBLIC NOTICE Id HEREBY GlVflN that tb* connection of tbe city drainage with Privy Oeupoo a la merely intended to take off snob liquid or semi-fluid matter aa can find Its way unassisted into the Mwerage, aod that any attempt to force cesspool matter Into the drainage will be Immediately pro-ceeded against before tb* Recorder.\tI Tbe city drains have already In several Instances been choked by ao doing, sad the Corporation called on to pay heavy damages to pair ties whose tenements bave been flooded in oonseqoene* of soon ehoxag* of the city drains.Henceforth any each damages, together with the cost of repairs, shall be 0hsiged against tbe offending party, and tbe olalm sued for before the Recorder, a raillairgr City Engineer.Jaly 81,1966,\tCm-*o September 95.1880.Ihe Quebec Steamship Company, A- Robertson, T.H.fliiyer, Bi iYTOO.COMMERCIAL CHAMBERS, »*, ST, PETER STREET, J^O WEIR.TOWN .September 28, 1880._RP THR S.B.\u201cMIRAMIOHI\" IS INTENDED to leave on TUBBDAI, tb* ISth October, | at TWO o\u2019clock F M* for Plettu, calling nt Fnlher Point, Metis, Gaspe, Faroe, Hammer-side and Charlottetown.Has excellent accommodation for pMttngere For Freight or Pasasgo, apply to W.MOORE, LIVE A ALDSN,\t.\t, Passenger Agents,\tAtklneon a Wharf, | Opjoeu* Bt.LonlajHottP Bepttmber 89, 1860j______________ NOTICE Ig HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLIOA-tion will ba mod* lo tb* Parliament Of Canada, at IfitVnext Bsaslon, for an Aet to Incorporate tbff«3t.Lawrence Wrecking and Salvage Com pen y of Canada.\" Qnebeo, Sept.If, 1680.M.O\u2019REILLY, Solicitor for Applicants.September 18, 1686.\tBm-eo \u2014 AT \u2014 SIXTY CENTS THE POUND.September A 1880.EDUCATIONAL MRS.WIDOW BOULAT, (French,) BIOS to inform families that eh* continuée to give lessons in French and Prononciation Terms moderate.Address, 46, LAYOURELLE STREET, Or Poet Office, Que bee.Anguat 38,1880.Bonpts, Gut Flowers, Plants, And dessfrt fruit fresh every day.Flowers for Wedding Parties and Funeral» furnished at abort notice, fctoqvett always oa band.Landnoapee and Jcbbu* Gardening.Agent tor Ant.Bomb * Oo., Bnlb Nnreery.men.Haarlam, Holland.\t* STORE : Young Men\u2019s Balldlogs.opposite tb* Market, John Street.\t\u2018 opp«ue GREEN-HOUSES : Corner Belvidere end Bt.Lonla Roads.Dominion Telephone in Green-House* JOHN H.HOSG.19,1666 \u2014- Content.*t ion a wurriia.jj BMy noi b® oor lot to wield | The sickle in the ripened field ; Nor oar to beer, oo 8 mmer etree, The reaper's song eoaong the ahenees.Yet where oar doty\u2019e Uek is wroaaht 1b aaisoo with Qod\u2019s greet thought, The aeer end fatare biead la ooe, And whetso\u2019er is willed is done.And oars the gntefnl service whence Comes, day by day, the recompense : The hope, the trust, the purpoee stayed, The fountain end the noonday shade.And were this life the utmost span.The only end end aim of men, Better the toil of fields like these Then walking dreams sod slothful But life, though foiling like our grain, Like that, revives and springs again ; And early called, how bleet are they Who wait in heaven their harvest day 1 the murder.He soknowledgee that the men were in his place that night, and ssys that they left apparently good friends, bat denies that the hoar was as late as deposed to by the witness st the Coroner's inquest.Of coarse this is simply s matter of credence between the assertion of Mr.Breen snd the sworn statements of the wttneeeee, with which w) have nothing to do.We oan make no correction la the evidence adduced et the loqaeet, though we have no objection to give Mr.Breen the benefit of the preeent notice Including his contradiction of the Coroner's witnesses.We may simply remind Mr.Breen of his statement to the Coroner on Saturday, that the sailors were not ordered out of his bsr, hot left qaletly when he pro« eeeded to close bis boose for the night.«EWS OF CITffND DISTRICT ts reported that the shoe Fortin k Content will be Goon Nsw*\u2014It factory of Messrs, reopened to-day.wo Whits Sta* Cur*.\u2014This lacrosse dab «miu s special general meeting for this even-imga\u2014See tdrt* a l .\u2014» J.N.Gordon, \u2022, Ohnlmimi of the Canada Gold Mining Company (limit-ed), is staying at the St.Loais Hotel.To Cniorr Fososn.\u2014We undent nd that the new Credit Fotder will open in this city next January for the transection of bastneee.To Stsams» * 8t.Lawmocs\" will leave the Bk Andrew's wharf to-morrow morning at T .30 for OnlooaUmi and Hal Un t B^y, *»ad intermediate por.t 3ee edvt.Aouamrs\u2014-Very l\u201cge namben of cartridges for Balder rifles ere now being csrted unto the Citadel magesine from a vessel which has lately arrived here from England.Otv to Tsack\u2014Tne engine *\u2022 Bt.Boch ^ no off me nock as the Balais station on Bat-nrdey morning, st eight o'clock, caaslag dom4* ^ toe amount of $600.Fortunately no one woe bait.Bbtoehs»\u2014Uoo.Mr.and Mrs.Paquet snd Mr.Faaoher de.Bt.Mantice returned to town on Saturday from Europe.Mr.W or tele, M.p.P., who arrived st N=w York by the ssma steamer, ts st Montreal.Y.M.O.A.\u2014There will be a special Beating of this Association at eight to-morrow evening, when the revision of the cou-¦tltotloa and oy-Uws will be vot-d upon.Bre advertisement in to-morrow\u2019s paper.Customs Ssizcns\u2014The tfficials of the Tide Surveyor's Office made a eelsare of contra-band silk gouda attempted to be landed from the stenmer \u2022\u2022E^veIidaie,,, which peeved through from sea to Montreal on Batarday morning.A Goto Bath\u2014*r.Pat taorongb-faro.The Conte ruled that a bycicle had the Mme right to aee the street ee any other vehicle, end dismissed the case against the accused.The city and its policemen «ill be getting Into serions trouble if they ace not mote careful la making arrest».Cakamak YimTaaa.\u2014The following Canadian v loiters have registered Melr mmae at the dBcee of the Canailao Government, Canada Ball dngs, 31, Qu.-en Victoria street, London, E.C., donna Me iwo weeae ending 29M Boptember, 1880 Dr J L Foley, A Derome, Montreal ; Ultlc reMieT, jr, Mrs Tetsler, K Boiadeil, Quebec ; Capt J flayee, Bt.Jobe, N.B.; G E Tulthorpe, Winnipeg } J J Ganaooie, E ikscoby, Mrs Be^by, J S Forster, Toronto ; Wm S Wrst, London.Tkbatu Botal\u2014Tne matinee at the Theatre Boyel y« nterday was attended by a foil boose, aeflKbere fa every chance of the play on Saturday afternoon meeting with a similar reception.It fa at matinees that Cucle Tom\u2019! Cabin meets with the most sncceni.The present compeny deeerves praise tor the ohUlty of their acting.The parts of Tof*y, jfot md Mark» are specially well p «formed.\u2014Montreal Star.Uncle tom\u2019s Cabin will be pcodoc^d at the Music Hall to-morrow evening.Bents assy oe secured at Capt.floli-well's.A Falsb Bsroav.\u2014For the apparent por-poae of refieoilng apoo n valnab e paOtlo seivnot In the person of Mr.Delorme, Clerk of the Legislative Assembly, seme anpiln-etpkd peraoo bee pot into circalotloa a mmor ke had snggeeted the changes to be made by tha Internal Economy Comm salon in the staff of the Legislator», it fa simply necessary to state that a member of the Govern-¦oat denies the tenth of the report, and states that Mr.Delorme he* oo knowledge of what changes are to be made and has made no saggeeilons.AsnoAVArto kssAOur\u2014Thomas Grenier, an employe cf Mr.W.McLlmont, wholesale Bacchant, w*s the victim on Batarday aigot, la Bt.Taller street, of a most cowardly and aggravated assault, filgbt drunken rowdies, all ot Mem nukoown to Mr.Grenier, assailed him violently wlM knives and iron knuckles, cutting bis face In a most hideous manner.It fa fortunate that the young mao Otcaped with Ufa Ills.It U raid that other parties were assaulted about the aame time by this gang.Theta dfagrajeful scenes mnw to be of frequent occurrence oo Bt.Yalier street.Wbat are the police about T Msoosan\u2019s Ocuht, Batusoat.\u2014John Fleming, drank, $1 and coats oc eight days.A jonng mao, fpnneriy a clerk, drank, fifteen days, Fresoofa Marco ax, batcher, expo-log meat foe sals In Champlain street, $10 and oosts or ana month.Judgment was rendered in the case ot n gentleman of this city for riding a velocipede In Bt.Loais street.His Honor malntaiaed that any person wishing to ride n velocipede in the street had n perfect tight fto do SO, end moreover that passengers at crossings were bound to remain on the tidewoik outil the velocipede peeved ; otherwise they were exposed to an unavoidable InoonveaUnoe.ThsAotjoatm Shadus Pss\u2014We direct Be attebtmo or unr reader* to the advertisement in another column of the automatic Bnadt(.g Pea, for which Mr.W Stanley, of Bt.John street, Ij the sole e«e( headings so uultorm sod artistic in sppenranoe as to be quite beyond the comprehension of ail not familiar wlM Me simple manner of their production.QrosiarOBDUCB.\u2014Mr.Breen, hotel keeper, of Levis, warns as to correct Me swora state.I of n witness In Me late mnroer o»se, BS dilating of Me seamen of the in hto boase on the night of Reveoue.\t1880.\t1879.COBtOiSB ***********\t$1,767,846\t$1,189 021 &XOif6 * e e e * «eeeee *\u2022\t446,282\t320 072 Poet Office\t\t\t86,742\t69,811 Public Works Includ-\t\t log Railways\t\t234 917\t286,089 Bill Sumps\t\t\t16 089\t12,037 Miscellaneous\t\t66,361\t46,974 Total\t\t$2,606,227\t$1,913.064 Revenue to Slat Aug.\t$4,669.369\t$3,122 019 e * * \u2022 \u2022\t$7,166 686\t$5,036083 Expenditure\t\t837,319\t867,026 Do to 31st August.\t\t 1880\t\t3,630.391\t3,133,992 Totola.\u2022\u2022*\u2022\u2022\u2022 \u2022\u2022\t$4,467,710\t$4.001,017 For Me sake of coaveoienoe tbe ceota are\t\t omitted lo Me above table.It will be seen\t\t SPECIAL f BOW OTTAWA.Ottawa, Out.9\u2014The following Is a statement of the reveoae and expenditure on account of the Consolidated Fond of the Domi o