Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 16 octobre 1884, jeudi 16 octobre 1884

[" COMMERCIAL VOL.XXXVIII à QUEBEC, THURSDAY.OOfOBER 16, 1884.No.13,887 ROYAL MUSEUM JACQUES CARTIER HALL J.B.SPARROW, Proprietor A Manager.A Cyclone of Brilliants for the &nd Week or the Season.Commencing MONDAY, Oct.13th, THE IDEAL SPECIALTY CO\u2019Y Two Performances every day.Afternoons at 2.10, Evenings at 8.Admission, 10 and 20 cents.Commencing Monday, Oct, 20th, 1884, THE CHE IT AND ONLY 8ILB0N FAMILY.October 11, 1884.AFTERNOON DESPATCHES.EARL LYTTON AND HIS FATHER S LETTERS.TUB PRINCE OF HESSE'S.DIWORCE SUIT.The I'holera Scourge in Italy.AMERICAN REPRESENTATION IN THE CONGO CONFERENCE.Disaffection in the Austrian police.«en.THE «oarko to be the New Russian Minister of War.CZAR AND THE FLEET.BLACK SEA The Elections\u2014A Desperate Affray\u2014Fire Losses\u2014Sitting Ball\u2019s Earnings\u2014 An Alabama Duel, etc.The Papal Nuncio Expelled the Argentine Republic.CANADIAN INTELLIGENCE.LohdôK, Oct.15\u2014Earl Lytton is seeking to obtain an injunction to prevent the publication of his father\u2019s letters.The judgment rendered by the Court at Darmstadt in the divorce case of the Prince of Hesse vs.the Countess Kalo-mine assigns ss cause for divorce a \u2018mutual disinclination,\u2019 which, according to German princely law, is sufficient reason for legal separation where there are no children by marriage.Vuhxa, Oct.15\u2014One American Minister, now stationed on the continent, writes that America will cèrtainly accept the invitation to participate in the Congo Conference and will support England and the freedom of commerce.Pksth, Oct.15\u2014The Prefect of Police has opened an inquiry against the whole body of agents of police.They are charged with connivance with the Anarchists.Bmix, Oct.15\u2014Switzerland and Italy have agreed to dissolve the Latin Monetary Union and adopt the gold standard.Bbxun, Oct.15\u2014Several Socialist election meetings have been dissolved by the Government.Conrad, a prominent Socialist, has been expelled.Foreign vessels at Stettin have been searched for seditious pamphlets.Sr.Pxtersburg, Oct.15\u2014It is reported Gen.Gourko will be made Minister of War.The Czar, in a despatch to the Grand Duke Alexia on the occasion of the laying of the keels of ironclads at Sebastopol, said : I rejoice at the new birthof the Black Sea fleet.God grant that the spirit of the old fleet may revive and render good service to the fatherland.Romx, Oct.15\u2014During the past 24 hours there were 235 new cases of cholera and 110 deaths in Italy.AMERICAN.Cutoahd, Oct.15\u2014Full returns show that the Republicans have elected the county ticket by majorities ranging from 600 to 3,000.The average Prohibition vote is lev than 400.Columbus, Ohio, Oct.15\u2014Complete returns are in from twenty counties.A good deal of mystery surrounds the Prohibition vote.Upon this and the withholding of reports from a few counties, the Democrats Jbase the hope of catting down the Republican majority below fifteen thousand.The Démocrate will probably elect six Congressman and the Republicans sixteen.Dater returns may change the results in three districts set down to the Republi- the Government expelled the Nuncio Lula Matters from the country at 25 hours notice.Panama, Oct.15\u2014The revolutionists under Ruiez seized the British tug \"Monro\u201d on Monday night and compelled the captain to tow them to Costa Rico.The steamer \"Alagueta\u201d was also captured by the revolutionists and taken to the rebel camp.The \"Morro\u201d was subsequently released.The \"Alagueta\u201d is well armed and in rebel hands will carry an expedition to the coast to land and overthrow the Government in the interior.CANADIAN.Montreal, Oct.15.\u2014The final settlement of D.Morrice & Co.\u2019s affairs is made, one creditor, who has been holdin out for a month or more, having accepte a third payment of the extension obtained a year ago in full settlement of all claims against the estate.It will be remembered that under this arrangement the creditors will obtain 75 cents on the dollar of liabilities in cash payment, deemed more satisfactory than was anticipated at the time the extension was sought Mr.Morrice has pledged his estate and has enlisted the support of his friends in trade to enable this settlement to be made.The future of the cotton industry now promises better results than have been obtained for some months past Stocks are not excessive in the retailer\u2019s hands, and it is computed by good authorities that six months will suffice to briug the supply into close relation to the demand.When that time comes Aade will take on sharp activity, and that it cannot be long delayed is assured by the fact that the mills have diversified their productions and are running on many new linea of goods, for which the demand is constant and abreast of the outset Ottawa, October 15.\u2014The Pontiac and Pacific Junction Railway has been finished for fifteen miles from Aylmer.Mr.Armstrong, the contractor, who was here yesterday, has left for Montreal on business.The captains from Manitoba for the Nile left at eight o'clock this morning.Sir Hector Langevin left to-day for Quebec.-Hon.Mr.Cbapleau leaves for New York to-morrow.The Kingston and Pembroke Railway Company commenced running through trains to Adamston within four miles of Renfrew last week.It is understood that the line will soon be completed and in running order to Renfrew by Saturday, the 25th instant.The engine sheds at that place are about completed.The erection of a handsome store house will at once be proceeded with, to which the municipality of Renfrew haa voted $3,000.Toronto, Oct 15.\u2014At the Anglican Church Congress this morning papers were read by Archdeacon Dixon of Guelph, and Canon Hill, of Strathroy, advocating the introduction of the Bible into schools.The live stock market here is becoming' one of the most important in Canada.At yesterday\u2019s market 75 car load* of cattle were alone offered, being the largest number in the history of the market The Woman\u2019s Christian Temperance Union of Ontario resumed its session this morning.The Secretary\u2019s report showed 4,432 signatures had been obtained to petitions to the Minister of Education for the introduction of scientific temperance instruction in the public schools.The Auxiliary Unions during the year had increased from 36 to 95 and the membership from 700 to over 2,000.MID\u2019NIGHT DESPATCHES.LORD DUFFERIN ON THE CENTRAL ASIAN QUESTION.SERIOUS RIOTING IN MONO KONG.French Success on the Loo Ghnan River.GREAT BRITAIN.London, Oct.15\u2014The Government aeot orders to the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope to adopt the necessary steps to establish anthority in the Mont Civas country.The Time» Tien Tong correspondent re-peata the report thtt sixty Frenchmen were rilled at Tamsni.Birmingham, Oct.15\u2014Lord R.Churchill has declined to endorse any compromise with the Liberals on the redistribution bill.Bzlvast, Oct.15\u2014Lord Dufferin, at a banquet to-night, stated he had no fear of a dis.agreement with Russia ou the Central Asian uestion.He was personalljr intimate with e Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs, who desired amicable relations between his country and England.\t* FRANCE.Paris, Oct.15\u2014The French lost 16 men at Tamsui and 49 wounded.Oen.Delisle telegraphs from Chu, on the upper Loo Chnan river, as follows :\u2014\"Col.Donnier, after a brilliant engagement on Friday, carried the heights commanding the fortress of Chu, a large entrenched Chinese camp, defended by five coeemated forts.The Chinese forces were very large and their losses heavy.On Saturday they attempted to assume the offensive bnt oar artillery strewed the ground with Chinese bodies.The Chinese were part of the best troops of the empire.They were perfectly armed snd manœovered in European style.The Chinese lost is 3,000 killed.\u201d Snecial trom Montreal.Nxw York, Oct 15\u2014A Wheeling, W.Va., despatch says the Republican State «Committee concede the election of the en tire Democratic State ticket by 3,000 to 5,000 majority.The County Democracy leaders determined last night to nominate Robert B.Roosevelt for Mayor.Sitting Bull has cleared $30,000 since hi* arrival in New York.The Timet\u2019 Columbus despatch says Ohio has gone Republican by 18,000, according to Republican calculations upon the returns, and by 10,000 to 12,000 in the estimation of the Democratic State Committee.The Sun says the Republican plurality in Ohio ia about 18,000.A significant feature of the election was the victory of the Republicans in Cincinnati.The Herald has a despatch from Thur man which says the indications are that the Republicans carried Ohio by 10,000, also a despatch from Hon.ex-Goveraor Foster, saying the Republican majority will exceed 15,000.The World has the following from Gov ernor Hoadley's private secretary : We have carried the State outside of Hamilton County, and if k has gone Republican it ia by fraud and bulldozing.The Associated Press despatches compute the Republican majority at 6,000.Private despatches contradict this.The former had Foraker elected last yesr by this hour by 19,000.The World claims West Virginia by 8,000 to 10,000.Holly Broa.\u2019 bide and skin factory burned to-day ; loss $100,000.Portland, Ogn., Ost.15\u2014Fifty Mormon families from Salt Lake have settled in Baker County.The people threaten them with violence.Louisville, October 15\u2014The Union Tobacco Works were burned to-day \u2022 low £30,000.Enfalalula, Ala., October 15\u2014Lewis Montreal, Oct.15\u2014James Goldsmith, clerk of a shipping agent and Customs broker of this city, having failed to put in an appearance at business this morning, enquiries were made at his place of residence, when it was found that the bird bad flown, taking with him his wife and children.His late employer claims that he .has defrauded him to the extent of $1,200, and owes from $1,000 to $1,500 in small sums.Yesterday he received a large sum necessary to pay the usual entrance and clearance chargee at the Custom House, ____i which time he has not been seen.He borrowed money from a friend on Saturday and also abtained some furs previous to his departure.The absentee was an Englishman who came to the city about two yean ago, and who recently bas been living fcbove his means.A member of a wholesale firm ia also absent, but his creditors have signed a bond binding themselves not to prosecute him should he return.His brother has consequently gone to fetch home the absentee from acrow the border.Some time agç Percival Tibbs and the Bank of Montreal instituted actions against Thoe.Hodgson, the ex-merchant prince, in which Mr.Abraham Hodgson, of New York, was collocated aa creditor as well as the Hochelaga and Molson\u2019s Banks.In the course of the trial the latter contested Abraham Hodgson\u2019s collocation, on the ground that he was conspiring with Thoa.Hodgson to defraud his creditors to the extent of $300,000 for the benefit of two other firms they had in New York and Liverpool, causing thereby the failure of the Montreal firm.Upon this declaration on the part of Molson\u2019s and the Hochelaga Banks, Mr.Abraham Hodgson instituted a suit for $200,000 damages against them, alleging that libellous facts had been stated in this contestation.This morning Mr.Justice Loranger rendered judgment on the action for libel.He maintained that although the action for libel had been instituted while the case was yet proceeding the plaintiff had been right in doing so and threw out the objections of the defendant\u2019s plea, that procedure in a case was privileged and could not give rite to an indemnity except if declaration* were not pertinent to the case or if the party knew the facts stated to have been false The Court ordered the opening of the en-quete, stating that more evidence was required before rendering a decisive judgment.EL MAHDI\u2019S TROOPS GUARDING THE NILE.AN AUSTRIAN TOWN DESTROYED * BY FIRE.The German Army Commissariat Service.EMPEROR WILLIAM AND THE BRUNSWICK SUCCESSION.DEATH OF A GERMAN LAND-GRA VE.Fatal Sport\u2014Unveiled\u2014Mills Burned\u2014 A Libel Suit Settled, etc., etc.THE COLOMBIAN ISTS.REVOLUTION- BELGIOI.Brussels, Ost.15\u2014Republican league* are being formed at AUon and other places.Troops are to be sent to Antwerp for the protection of voters at the Communal elections.GERMANY.erlin, Oct.15\u2014The Untvrrsa Gazette states that in the event of the death of Wilhelm I-, the preaent reigning Duke of Brans-wick, the Government of Brunswick will be entrusted to the coancil of a regency.The Duke of Cumberland, cousin of Qneeo Victoria and husband of the Prinoeas Thira of Denmark, who is heir to the regency of Brunswick, will not be allowed to the succession without the consent of the Emperor William.The German Army Commissariat has received orders to purchase all grain, breadatuffs and provender for horses direct from the pro-dneers and to avoid ail middlemen in pur-chasee.The order is directed against grain speculators in the country, who are chiefly Hebrew.The Landgrave Frederick William of Heese died to-day at Hamburg.SPAIN.Madrid, Oct.15\u2014La Liberal states that United Statee Minister Foster, prior to signing the treaty on behalf of the United States, demanded that the reciprocal advantage recorded in the treaty should be confined solely to Spain and America.He claimed it wonld be impoesible to oonclnde a convention between Cobs, Porto Rico and the United States upon thê same conditions as obtain in the general treaty, and if foroed to conciliate upon international requirements the negotiations between the two countries would have to be ooutinued.Special From Belleville.BellsviLle, Ont, Oct.15\u2014Honorable Messrs.Bowell, Caron, Carling, Costigan and Maclellan attended the ceremonies connected with laying the corner-stone of one of the railway piers at the east end of the Murray Canal works yesterday.A large demonstration took place.Each of the ministers made suitable speeches, as they also did in the morning at Brighton.They were entertained at a banquet at Trenton in the evening and afterwards left for the Capital.Mr Caron\u2019s speeches were very enthusiastically received.He made a most favorable impression and would bo very popular in Ontario if he were frequently to address meetings and come in contact with the people.Special nom Torontor^ Toronto, Oat.15\u2014Writs were issued today by the Bell Telephone Company against the Telephone Manufacturing Company of Toronto and the Dominion Telephone Company, for iojunctions against infriogemeut of the Bell Company patent by selling and using telephones similar to those patentod, and for damages.Holtz Bros., jewellers, King street, assigned to-day.The cause of the collapse is attributed to the partners being unacquainted with the business sod their connection with a jewellery house in Winnipeg which failed early in the year.The liabilities are placed at $90,000, C.S.Collver holding a chattel mortgage for $00,000 and the remaining $40,-000 owing in great part to Montreal bouses.The liabilities of James Campbell A Sin, stationers and publishers, who suspended yesterday, are placed at from $200,000 to $250,-000.The assets as yet are unknown.The Merchaote\u2019 Bank is interested to the extent of $100,000.Mr.Hague, General Manager of the Bank, is here.It is probable a satisfactory arrangement will be arrived at.The failure of Barber Broa., wholesale woolen, Streetville, has startled business men here.The immediate oanse of the collapse is the pressure brought to bear on the firm by the Bank of Commerce, which is a creditor to the extent of $90,000, for which it holds as seenrity real estate mortgage.The full liabilities are laid between $150.000 and $200,000, with assets of about $100,000.They assigned to-day.8PUKT1NG NEWS.THE TURF.Montreal, Got.15\u2014The trotting raoes at the Montreal Driving Park were resumed this afternoon, The three minute class was concluded, being won by \u2018F.D.\u2019 of St.Albans, Irish Rooster\u2019 second, the time being 2.42, 2.42, 2.38, 2.35* and 2.36.In the 2.40 minute, 'Phil Sneridan,\u2019 a black stallion, won three straight heats, in 2.38*.2 37*.and 2.36*.'Sir Roger,\u2019 of Montreal, being second.No other races were concluded ^.Pimlico, Got.15\u2014In the first race to-day, one mile, 'Rica.' was first, 'Mammonst' second and \u2018Coeckmate\u2019 third ; time 1.45|, AQUÀTIC3.Worcester, Oct.15\u2014The three mile boat race between Hamm aud Tenyecke, at Lake Quinaigamond to-day, was closely contested from the start to the finish, Hamm winning by less than 15 feet * time 19.37.The race was for $100 a side and a subscription purse of $100 to the winner.The course with three turns was short several hundred feet.CRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.COMMENCING Monday, September 8ih, 1884 GOING WEST.11.80\tA.M.\u2014Mixed Train will leave Point Lev tot Richmond and points East and West, arriving^ in Montreal at 9.40 .\tM.\tV 8.80\tP.M.\u2014Night Express for Richmond, ttherbrooKS, Island Pond, Gorham Lewiston, Portland, Montreal, and points Bast, West, South-West and North West.GOING EAST.Leaving Montreal.10.15 P.M Arriving at Point Levi.7.00 A.M.Mixed leaves Montreal.7 00 A.M.\" arriving at Point Levi.6.SO P.M \" leaves Richmond.\t9.00 A.M.\u201c arrives at Point Levi.3,30 P M.JOSEPH HICKSON, General Manager.Montreal, September 8, 1884.September 9.1884.DominioD Line Passenger Service.Intercolonial Railway.1884.\u2014SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.\u20141884.ON AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 21st July, the Traina of this Railway will run daily, (Sundays excepted) as follow Through Express will leave Point Levis at 8.00 A.M , arrive Levis 8.05, leave 8.20.Freight leave Point Levis 9.00 A.M., arrive Levis 9 05.leave 9 10.Local Express leave Point Levis 1.20 P.M.arrive Levis 1.2-5, leave 1.40 Accommodation leave Point Levis 6.80 P.M.arrive Levis 6.35, leave 6.40.Through Express from East arrives at Levis 7.81 P.M.leave 7.40, arrive Point Levis 7.45.Local Express arrive Levis 1 40 P.M., leave 1.50, arrive Point Levis 1.55.Freight arrive Levis 6.13 P.M., leave 5.18, arrive Point Levis 5.25.Accommodation arrive Levis 4,57 A.M., leave 5.02, arrive Point Levis 5.07.¦ ¦¦ ¦\tf get their Tickets at the Inter Oflit Franco-Englfsh Trouble.London, October 13\u2014A speck of war is found in the communications which have passed between England and France in regard to the stopping and searching of English vessels on the Chinese coasts for contraband war material.It is stated that England has vigorously protested against the order given to French commanders of war vessels and that the oorrespondonce between the English and French Cabinets is getting warmer than is warranted by ordinary diplomatic courtesy.It is known that England ha* demanded a searching enquiry as to the circumstances of the overhauling of English steamers and a cams belli may be established if it be ascertained that goods innocently exported by Englishmen have been seized.Mysteriously Assaulted.Passengers colonial Rail wav Office, Dalhousie Stree near ly opposite the Lower retry, and can g their Baggage chocked at the Lower Ferry Pontoon.The Pullman Car leaving Point Levis on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday runs through to Halifax, and the one leaving on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday o St.John.gar All Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time.T.LAVERDIERE, Dalhousie Street, Quebec D.POTTINGIÎR, Chief Superintendent.Railway Office, Moncton, N.B., 1 July 19th, 1884.\tf July 21.1884\tm 81 \tMail\tMxd\tFrgt.\t\t-\t-¦\t\u2014\u2014 Leave aherbrooxe for Beance\tA.M.\t\tA.M.Jot., Levis and Quebec.\t7.45\t»\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\t7.00 Arrive Beauce Jet\t\tAM.11 55\t\tP.M.! 4.00 Arrive Levis\t\t2 10\t.\t\u2022 \u2022\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 ** Quebo F fry\t\t2.30\t\t\t Leave Quebec or Beauoe Jet., Sherbrooke, and New England points\t Ferry\t\t\t\tP.M.1.45\t\t Leave Levis\t\t215\t\t\t\t Arrive Beauoe Jot\t\t4.10\t\u2022 \u2022see\t\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 s Leave Beauoe Jet\t\t4.12\t\tAM.6.50 Arrive Sherbrooke\t\t8.20\t\tP.M.8.00 Leave Levis for St.Joseph.\t\tP.M.4.00\t Arrive St.Joseph\t\t\t\t8.00\t\t Leave St.Joseph for Le via.\t\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022\u2022\tA.M 600\t Arrive Levis\t\t\t\t\t\t10.00\t\t tr Trains run on \"Eastern Standard time.\t\t\t THE NEW LINE, MONTREAL and TORONTO -xriw», OM'T-A.vrv A, Opened Monday, August 11th, Special trom Ottawa.Ottawa, Oct 15\u2014Mr.Burgess, of Montreal, Government inspector of steamboats, is in the city.The inauguration of the Sir George Car4 tier statue has been postponed until the return of Sir John.According to statistics just issued, the total of the assessment of the city for 1885 is $11,545,730, an increase of $440,705 over the assessment of 1884.This year building operations were carried on extensively.As regards the population to-day, there are over 30,000 inhabitants of the Capital, the largest population ever had by a few thousand ; last year the population numbered twenty-seven thousand, of over 3,000 for the making an increase raFAXAtuxA, ai*., ucsooer ID\u2014Lewi* I year 1884.The population for 1869, five Robinson and Jack Hamilton, who have years ago, waa in the neighborhood of 23,-™ K-d\t™\t1 ooo, the increase since that period being been on bad terms on account of the latter\u2019s intimacy with Mrs.Robinson, fought a duel with knives by the light torches on Monday night Hamilton \\ stabbed in the neck and killed and Robinson died in jail from his injuries.N*w Albany, Ind., Oct 15\u2014Two men named Miller and Esteridge broke jail in Crawford County last week and took refuge at the house of Esteridge\u2019s father, n««j- Unionville, where they resisted arrest On Saturday night 200 vigilants surrounded the house and a battle followed.Old man Esteridge was shot through the head, his youngest son through the body sod his daughter, wife of Miller, in the forehead, all fatally.Miller and Esteridge were wounded but escaped.If captured they will be lynched.Buxhos Ayrxs, Oct.15\u2014After the exchange of threatening and insolent letters 4>n the pert of the Apostolical Delegate, to pubu< « of $275, 6,000.The amount rateable schools is $8f206.850, an increase 450 over that of last year.The amount rateable to separate schools is $3,296,766, being an increase of $167,105 over that of last year.The Hon.Messes.Costigan, Mackenzie Bowell, Carling, Caron and McLelan returned last evening from a trip to the Murray Canal, along with a number of parties interested.They inspected the canal so as to ascertain whether there any real quicksand there as was reported or not A scientific enquiry was not made by the ministers, but from a close scrutiny ot the place and from all apparent signs, there was no quicksand there.Mr.Mackenzie Bowell laid the foundation stone of a new bridge on the canal, a circumstance which was attended with the usual cere-ttony customary on such na occasion.AUSTRIA.Vienna, October 15\u2014The town of Helma-hardts, Upper Austria, haa been destroyed by fire.EGYPT.Suakim, Oct.15\u2014The Amarsra tribe has joined Osman Digma.Wady Halva, Oct.15\u2014A native arrived from El Obeid reports that no steamer has been wrecked, bat the 'DahabrichV crew was murdered within a day\u2019s march of friendly territory.He reports El Mabdi\u2019s troops occupy the heights along the Nile north of Khartoum and have thrown broken telegraph wires across the river.CHINA.Hong Kong, Oct.15\u2014A riot oocnrred here to-day, in which the police wece obliged to fire on the mob.Several persons were killed.BR1TED STATES.Cambridge, Mass., Oot.15\u2014A bronze statue of John Harvard, founder of Harvard College, waa unveiled this afternoon with appropriate ceremonies.Harrisburg, Ky., Oct.15\u2014Dr.Dillon, a prominent physician, and Wm.Carry, in sport, began throwing water at each other.They soon became angry and Carry strnck Dillon on the head with a glass, killing him.Binghamton, Ogt.15\u2014The Cherangor Valley flooring mills, Geo.O.Moon A Co., ropnetors, sad the paper mills of Gary, ash and Ogden, Port Dickinson, were destroyed by fire this evening ; loss, $50,000.Jamestown, Dak., October 15\u2014Yesterday afternoon the wife and three-year-old child of Carl Sobroeder were burned to death in a prairie fire, which the woman was trying to prevent destroying her wheat.One of the children was saved by reaching plowed ground and two others by running into a pond Of water.New York, Oot.15\u2014The case of Pierre Lorillard against George H.Sandiaon, managing editor of the Star, tor libel, throngh a publication of tbe Star in September last connecting Lonllard\u2019s name with the late Mrs.T.B.Gilbert, otherwise known as Mrs, Lasher, who left $100,000 to a local theatrical manager, was amicably settled to-day and tbe complaint dismissed.Sandiaon made a full retraction.SOUTH AMERICA.Panama, Oct.15\u2014Rniz, the revolutionist, hoisted the Colombian flag over the steamer \" Alaiueta\u201d after captaring the vessel.He coaled the steamer from an American launch and then steamed up the coast.The \u201c Ala-jneta\u201d was filled with soldiers.The State Government officers seized the tag \" Morro \u201d after Rniz released her, and patting 150 men and two Gatling guns- aboard have gone in parsuit of Ruiz.The Colombian Government has issued orders to recapture the \"Ala-jueta \u201d at all hazards.A young Lady Terribly Gashed at Wrists and Throat by anUnknown Assailant.Concord, N.H., Oct.13\u2014A youug lady about twenty years of age started last evening on foot to go from the Pauaoook Mountain House to the house of Jeremiah Stevens.At 6.30 she arrived at her destination with her clothing covered with blood, which flowed from gashes on both wrists.All she coaid say was that she remembered passing a certain Urge oak tree beside the road and the next she remembers she was sitting beside the road with gashes in the wrists copiously bleeding.When she arrived at the Stevens honse she appeared to be greatly frightened and coaid give no explanation of the wonnds.There was no evidence that any indecent assault had been attempted.Upon the left wrist there were seven gashes, two of which were made throngh the dress-sleeve, and upon tbe right wrist eleven.The gashes were parallel and shoot a quarter of an inch apart.There were also long scratohes on each side of the girl\u2019s throat.She haa no recollection of seeing or hearing any one passing, and the whole affair ia ahronded in mystery.The young lady bears an excellent reputation.A Relic of 1818.The famous British frigate \"Shannon,\u201d which in 1813 fought the historical sea I duel with the United States sloop of-war \"Chesapeake,\u201d la still afloat and lying snug in New York harbor.Long ago she waa | reconstructed for the merchant service, but her hull is substantially the same to-1 day as it was eighty-four years ago, the date of her birth on her launching.Her ) last public service was the transporting of troops to and from India.Latterly she I ho* been bringing a cargo of chalk from England, and just now she is loading petroleum for the return voyage.She is I about 1,300 tons, and on her stern she | displays what is said to be a capital likeness of Sir Philip Broke.\u2014New York Truth.TIMETABLE.\tLocal Express\tit\tLocal Express\tThro\u2019 Express Leave Montreal.Arrive Ottawa.\u2022 \u2022 \u2019* Toronto.\t7.00 am 11.25 *\u2019\t8.45am 12.15pm 10.30 \u2019\u2019\t6.00 pm 10.00 \u2019\u2019\t8.00 pm 11 JO \" 9.15am Leave Toronto.\u201c Ottawa.Arrive Montreal.\t8.15 am 12.25 pm\t9.00 am 7.03pm 10.55 \u2019\u2019\t4.45 pm 8.16 \"\t7.40 pm 4.57 am 8.25 \u201c Elegant Parlor Cars on day trains.Lurori-\t\t\t\t ous Sleeping Oars on night trains.Close eonneetions at OTTAWA with trains to and from SVDBVBT, NORTH BAT, PEMBROKE, REN FREW, ARNPRIOR, and all points in tbs Upper Ottawa Valiev Gonneetions at Toronto for all points WEST, SOUTH and NORTHWEST; For full information regarding Time Table of all Through and Local Trains, Tickets, Seats in Parlor Oars, Berths in Sleeping Cars, Ac., apply at the Company\u2019s New Oity Ticket Office 266, ST.JAMES STREET MONTREAL1 (Horner McGill Street), Windsor Hotel Ticket Office and Quebec Gate Station.August 26, 1884\tjly2S, 82-Lm THE MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS \"Vancouver,\u201d \"Sarnia\u201d and \"Oregon\u201d will form a Fortnightly Line between Quebec and Liverpool, sailing as under :\u2014 Trom Quebec.Sabnia.27th\tSept.Oregon.18th\tOct.Vanoouvr*.1st\tNov.The Saloon, Masm Room, Staterooms, Smoking-Room and Bath-Rooms in these Steamer* are amidships, where but little motion is felt, and ve luxuriously fitted up.No Cattle or Sheep carried.Rates from Quebec ;\u2014Oabin, $65 and $80.Return, $117 and $141.Intermediate, $45.Steerage, $13.00.Apply to WM.M.MAOPHERSON, Agent, 75, Dalhousie Stbext, Quebec.September 25, 1884.QUEBEC CENTRAL RAILWAY.C SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.OMMENCING MONDAY, AUGUST 4th 1884 Trains will ran as follows : fflNew and elegantly furnished Drawing-Room and Sleeping Cars ran on all passenger trains between Quebec and Springfield, Mass.They are fitted up with \"Buffets,\u2019 enabling passengers to obtain luncheons served in first class style withent leaving the ears.Sure OOVNECTIOVB made at Sherbrooke with Passnmpeic and Grand Trank Railways for Newport, Boston, Portland, New York and all New England Points.At St.Henry Junction with Intercolonial Railway for River du Loup, Cacouna, sea bathing points along the St.Lawrence, and all points in the Maritime Provinces ; at Quebec with North Snore Railway for St Leon Springs and points above Quebec.And with St.Lawrence Steamboat Co.for Lower St.Lawrence and Saguenay Rivers.General Ticket Offices Opposite St.Louis Hotel, Quebec.J.R WOODWARD, 4 General Manager.Sherbrook by S9tb, 1884.July 31.1«84 ALLAN LINE.U nder contract with the Governments of Canad and Newfoundland for the conveyance of the OAffADIA and UVITED STATE IMAlLf.1884 Sommer Arrangements.1884 This company* lines abe oom- posed of the ollowing Double-engined, Olyde-bniit Iron Steamships.They are bnilt in water-tight ompartments, are unsurpassed for strength, speed and comfort, are fitted up with all the modern improvements that practical experience can suggest, and have made the fcute it time on record.Vestelt.\tTonnage.Commanders NUMID1AN.6100 [Building.] CARTHAGENIAN.4600 [Euildinsr.T PARISIAN.5400 Capt James Wylie.SARDINIAN.4650 Lt Smith, R N K.POLYNESIAN.4100 Capt R Brown.S ARM ATI AN.3800 Capt J Graham.CIRCASSIAN.4000 Capt W Richardson PERUVIAN.8400\tCapt J Ritchie.NOVA SCOTIAN.8300 Capt Hugh Wylie.CASPIAN.8200 Lt R Barrett, HANOVERIAN.4000 Lt Thomson, L SIBERIAN.4600 Capt R P Moore.NORWEGIAN.3531 Capt J G Stephen.HIBERNIAN.8484 Capt A Mocniool.AUSTRIAN.2700\tOapt J Ambry.NESTORIAN.:.2700 Capt D J James.PRUSSIAN.8000\tOapt A McDougall.SO ANDINAVIAN.8000 Capt John Parka.* BUENOS A YRRAN.8800 Oapt J Scott.OORFAN.,,,,.4000 Oapt 0 J Menzies.GRECIAN.8600\tOapt OELeGaUais.MANITOBAN.8150 Capt R Carrathers CANADIAN.2600 Oapt John Kerr .* PHŒMOIAN.2800 Gap John Brown.WALDENSIAN.2600 Oapt W DalzieU LUCERNE.2200\tOapt W S Main.Newfoundland 1500 Oapt j Myiioa ACADIAN.1860\tOapt F McGrath Th* sbortest sea rout b«tween*America and JCorope being only ttwe days between land to land.Liverpool, Londondcrry.Quebec & Montreal Mail fc'crvlce.From Liverpool.\tFrom Derry\tSteamships.\tFrom Quebec.Sept.11\tSept.12\tClBOABBIAH .\tOct.11 \u201c 25\t*\u2019 26\tPolynesian.\t\u2019\u2019 18 Oct.2\tOct.3\tPitBUVIAN\t\t\" 25 \u2022\u2019\t9\t\" 10\tSabdinian.\tNov.1 \" 16\t.17\tSabmatian.\t\" 8 \u201c 23\t.« 24\tParisian\t\t\" 15 \u201c 30\t*\u2019 81\tClHCABBIAN.\t\u201c 22 Rates of Passage from Quebeo\t\t\t Cabin.\t\t.$60.00, $70.00 and $80.00\t (according to accommodation\t\t\t Intermediate\t\t\t\u2022 t\t\t.$35.00 Steerage.,\t\t\t\tAt lowest rates\t Glasgow, Quebec and service.Montreal Glasgow Sept 19 Steamships Siberian.:.Buenos Atbkon.Acstbian.Manitoban.Ubbcian.SiBK&IAN.From Quebec on or abont Oct.7 \" 14] No : London, Quebec and Montreal Service.From London Octl DOMINION LINE OF STEAMSHIPS Banning in eonnection with the| Brand Trank Railway ot Sana is.'i ts.BROOKLYN., i *x0 MONTREAL.: i-u TORONTO.F,*»0 SARNIA.-V 0 VANCOUVER.L/.O Tons.ONTARIO.8,157 MISSISSIPPI.2,680 DOMINION.8,176 TEXAS.2,700 OREGON.8,856 QUEBEC.2,700 DATKS OF SAILING FROM LIVERPOOL.FROM QUEBEC, Brooklyn.\u2022Vancouver.Toronto .\u2022Vancouver.Brooklyn.Toronto.\u2022Oregon.Taronto.July 24\tOntario\t\t.Arg.9 .\" *1\t\u2022Varcouver.\t.\" 16 .Aug.7\tBrooklyn.\t.\" 23 \u2019\u2022 14\tToronto\t\t.\" to .\u2019\u2019 21\t\u2022Oregon\t\t.Sejt.« .\u201c 28\tMontreal .\t.\u201d )8 Fept.4\t\u2022Vancouver.\t.\" iO ^ 11\t\u2022Samis\t\t.\u201c 17 \u201c 18\tBrooklyn .\t.0(1.\t4 \u201c 25\tToronto \t\t.\u201c n .Oct.2\t\u2022Oregon\t\t.\t\" J8 .\"\t9\tMontreal.\t.\" 25 .\u201c 16\t\u2022Vancouver.\t.Nr'.1 \" 23\t\u2022Sarnia\t\t.\u2018 8 \" SO\tBrooklyn .\t.\" 75 22 :i s, ms Toronto^,.\u2022These Steamers have Saloon.Staterrc Music-room, Smoking-room and Batb->< amidships, where but little motion it- felt.The \"Vancouver\u201d is lighted by Electric Light.Kates #f Passage bin, Quebec to Liverpool, $K0, $60 5 66 and $80; Return.$90, $108, $117, $144, »c-cording to accommodation.All outside o.mi and comfortably heated by steam.Intermediate; $35.Steerage, $] 3.\u201d Prepaid Steerage Tickets s&uedatt he Lor.ca Rate ThrongbTicketrcan be had at all the ;:b»-cipal Grand Trunk Railway Ticket Officn- m Oan&ds, and Through Bills o Lading a>* granted to and from allparts of Canada, For Freigh t or Passage apply, in Liven'o to Flinn, Main & Montgomery ; inLcndm .in Gracie A Hunter , 96 Leadenhal st.; at ell Grand Trank Railway Offices ; cr to DA' ID TORRANCE A OO., Exchange Court, &L atj real, and WM M.MAOPHERSON, 75, Daihouhk Stbxkt, Quel ce» A Steam Tender with Passengers foi I cv Umbria (New).Wednesday, Î9t) Î ov Aurania.Wednesday, 2Ctl; f c>v Bothnia.Wednesday, 3rd 1'ec And every following Wednesday from Now York., RATES OF PASSAGE $80, $60 and $100 according to accommode* ;on Steerage »t very low rates.Steerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts of Europe at lowett rater.Through bilia of lading given for BeKart1 Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other port! on tbe Continent, and for Mediterranean ports For freight and parsi^e apply st the Com.pany\u2019s Office, No.4, Bowling Grce?.VERNON H.BROWN h Oo., Àg6L.t9» October 11, 1884.-COLD MEOAL-RARIS 1572 ' :*\t»> * hi J mm .\tSOLD BY ALL-\t\\ STATIONERS THROUEHOUTtheWOKLS( 1884.HARPERS YOUEB PEOPLE.AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY-16 PAC! S.SUIT ED TO BOYS AND GIRLS OF FR: >M SIX TO SIXTEEN YEARS OF AGE hi F.commences Roveraber 6,1883* Habpxb\u2019s Young Pzoplx is the best wet kly for children n America.\u2014Sou ktoesUm C1 rit tian Advocate.All that artistical skill can accomplit b by tbe way of illustration has been done, anc the best talent of tbe country has contributed to its text.\u2014JVew England Journal of Education, Boston.In it special field there is nothing that can be compared with it.- Harifod Evening J otU | $2.(0, 'I\u2019SHMS w HARPER\u2019S YOUNG PEOPLE Per Year Postage Prepaid.SlKGLX iM UMBXB8, Four Cent* each.Specimen copy sent on receipt of Three Ontf.Tne Volume tot Harper's Yeung People for 1881.1882 and 1888, handsomely bound in 11-laminated Cloth, will be sent by mail, nctf age prepaid on receipt of $3.00 each.Cloth Ct ses for each volnme,suitable for binding will he sent by mail, postpaid on receipt of 50 cents each.HARPER A BROTHERS, New Yi rk.PATENTS KUHN * OO., of tha smnrtmc AjnmrcAN, oem.lino, to sot sa Solicitor» for Patents, OareaU.Trade Mark.Copyright», for tb* United 8UU>ii, Canada, Bn»land, France, Germany, sta Hand Book aboei Patent» sset frea.Thlrtr-eeren T* formation.Specimen copy of lean »ent free.Address MG AMsaicaN Oflse, an Broadway, \u2022bruM 1848.NEW YORK SUNDAY WORLD.Bright, Newsy, Gossipy and Entertaini og HAS BEEN ENLARGED TO TWELVE PAGED.Tie Tfdlve-Paee Sniilay lurid Contains all the New* of the Day, Spec (a Correspondence from all Quartets, CV> Letters, Theatrical Chat, Society Gos ip Choice Miscellany &c., and haa MmMsimlEliimKiGîi than any other Sunday pape published New York.Remember that while the SUNDAY WORLD has been Enlarged and in all its Departments, there ha keen NO INCREASE IN THE PR/CE A88B 'tttt?_\\fP>TtNTlVn nTROXTCLE, THURSDAY.OCTOBER 16 NEW ftûVERTISEMENTS.Notice\u2014Alfred H White and Richard LeSueur Poet Office Department\u2014W H Griffin.Auction Sale of Hardware for Trade.Thu Morning\u2014 et Lemieux & Co.Cook Wanted\u2014M's F Moaiizambert.Boy Wanted\u20147, Ste Uwule Street.Sale of Anchors, Chains, 4c\u2014A J Maxham 4 Cc Oyster Saloon\u20143$.Notre Dame Street.Private Board-42, CouilUrd Street.To Let -Teller 4 Pouliot.Notice\u2014J 3 Budden.Boa Bells; Ac\u2014C K Holiwell.Kidney-Wort\u2014Wells.Richardson 4 Co.Diamond Dyes\u2014\t!>\u2022 B rg dns Ï Bargains l-James C Paterson.going over to him.Many of the contingent from Winnipeg are ex-bank clerks and law students, who could not stick to the work they had been put to.Amongst most of the people here, who ought to know something on the subject, the whole thing is looked upon as a bit of sheer waste and folly.\u201d I am.Sir, your obedient servant, Sidcup.October 1.The relative referred to is evidently as modest as he is wise for we have not been able to leant that he differed any objection to this \u201cbit of sheer waste and folly.NATIONALITIES IN THE BRITISH ARMY.For some years past changes of one kind and another have been goingin the infer that still B boy wanted.o Y WANTED.ever he perceived that he had wounded her he was full of remorse.'But the flame existed all the same\u2014that the demands of their daily existence would not permit the homage of his heart to bo translated into act.\u201d Lady Lytton evidently deserved a happier lot than she ever obtained, and a wise discretion on the part of her son would have buried the domestic unhappiness for over out of sight ; but unfortunately this was nut to be, and the friends of the late Lady Lytton are now busily engaged in pulling her husband s reputation to pieces.The eminent novelist is charged with having treated his wife in the most shameful manner, anxl with having behaved towards her more like a brute than a human being.Most of the allegations made against him are almost too British Service, and wo greater changes may be looked for.'N hat j s]u,cking for belief, and we shall be glad if j K,aie party, is known as the Territorial System in re- | fujjer information proves them to be groundless or greatly exaggerated \u2022 The Itisli \\ati uni Longue.DUBLIN, 0-f.12\u2014Tt e auiiouccemcnt that the Irivh Nationalists are al» ut o, jmpoit Irish American speaker'-, has caused an ui-expecL-d w*»«sttnn >n Hie city.The Conservatives r.r.d Orangemen'sre organizing meet-in 4» to i\" utralrza the itfoct of the imported el.^juencô.They are aho taking practical ineaanres to head otF the Irishmen who are coming from5America.They have secured from certain cities in the United States authenticated reports of violent speeches made by Mr.Alex.Sullivon, the late president of the Irish League, M r.Patrick Ford, the editor of the /rwA BorW, and Mr.Jonn Finerty, who was the fighting editor of the Chicago Timi'*, and is now a Congressman.These copies have been formally submitted to thc^Dublin Castle authorities with a view to inducing E»rl Spoueer to proclaim the meeting at which Messrs.Hullivan, Ford, and Finerty are expected to speak.Allot these gentlemen and some otherHou taking it, ellccting a speedy and permanent cure, whether the patient is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck.Thousands of drunkards have been made tcmpara\u2019.u meu who .have.Golden Specific iu their coffee without their knowledge, and to-day believe they quit dnnk-imr of their own free *ill.No harmful effects result from its administration.Lures guaran.,a.,.i Circular and testimonials sent free.1\tAddress Golukn Specikio Co , 185, Race St., Cincinnati, C.October 1, 18 4.\tFm-codAw 13, St.John Street, Upper Town, and Corner Notre Dame and Sous-le -Fort Street», Lower Town.STOVES BARGAINS ! BARGAINS ! ! Goods T are being Sacrificed Every Day.[1HI8 IS A BONA FIDE CHEAP SALE.All must be sold.< N.B.\u2014All outstanding accounts must be settled immediately.JAMES C.PATERSON.October 0 1884.IILLIMY GOODS ! -FROM- Paris and London.WE HAVE RECEIVED PER 8.8.\u201cParisian\u201d and \u201cCircassian\u201d a choice aesortmont of MILLINERY GOODS from Paris and London.New Felt Hats, in Ladies, Mi.'sos, Boys and Girls.New Plush Trimmed Hats, Now Hat an! Bonnot Ornaments, Now Chenille Hat Ornaments.New Black and Colored Ostrich Plumes, Now Cnen and Velvet Flowers, New Black aud Color\u2019d Silk Laces New Ottoman and Satin and Faille Ribbons, New Velvets and Velvet Ribbons, New Velvet Plushes, New Plush Spot Satins, 4c.DAVIDSON A HORAN, 172, JOHN STREET.& 5, FERRY STREET, LEVIS October 1, 1884.\t_______________ Tailoring ! Tailoring ! ! 1! IT* -A.Xj Ij -AND- WINTER GOODS!; I AM NOW OFFERING CHOICE FALL I SUITINGS, in English, Scotch and Cana dian Tweeds.Also,\u2014Fancy Striped Trowrer inns.Overcoatings in Nape, Beavers and Pilots, in the Latest Styles and Shades.PRICKS MODKRATK.I&\" A call respectfully solicited.WILLIAM LEE, XMA.3 ANNUALS, 1884.Little Wide Awake* Every Boy\u2019s Anuual* Young England.£ - Leave your Order immediately for Only 35 cents Each.C.E.HOMWELL.October 16, 1884.Parlor Suites in Plush or Raw Silks; Black Walnut or Ash Bed-Room Suites ; Hair or Wool Mattrasses a Specialty ; Patent \u2022Lounges with Woven Wire Bottom, something New and Elegant.Upholstering and Ordered Work executed without delay.^ ORDERS BY MAIL OR TELEGRAPH PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.J_____________________________________:-L SL'S&a, a* mm Post Orne» Department, Ottawa, 8th October, 1884.UNDER ARRANGEMENTS REOKNT-]y concluded, Money Orders may, on and after 1st November, 18*4, be obtained at any Money Order Office in Canada, payable in France and Algeria, up to the amounts and for the fees specified below.Not exceeding.I\u2019O 20 30 40 .60 Note.\u2014For purposes of remittance by Money Order, one dollar in Canadian money is cqna1 to five francs and ten centimes.W.H.GRIFFIN, Deputy Postmaster General.October 10,1884.\tO XT .Ptf X> IEJ T\\.T -A.EC.13NT G-.ALL FUNERAL REQUISITES FURNISHED.DAY OR NIGHT.306, ST.vTOZETiSr STREET, October 3, 1884.306.fehlS-Lm NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY.10 cts.£0 30 40 60 FZXUE3 jS^TSTID X»XXTEI.General Court of Directors :\u2014ED I N B U R G H and L ON DON Capital authorized :\u2014THREE MILLION POUNDS STERLING-.To Let, With Immediate Possession, Aaes», mHE 3hi> STORY OF HOUSE, ?î*»*l$!f J- No.18, St.fotya Street.Upper ra.Town, opposite Savings Bank ; con-1 \u2019AjSS?tains Seven Rooms, with or with, out Photograph'0 Gallery.Enquire from TESSIER 4 POULIOT, Advocates, No.15, Buade Street, Or, No.70, St.Louis Street October 16, 18S4.\t______E JSrOTIOE.In the matter of ROBERT MORGAN, of tho City of Quebec, ¦ Music Dealer, Insolvent.THE INSOLVENT HAS MADE AN alignment of his Estate to me in trust for all his Creditors.Parties having claims against this Estate are requested to fyle them with me as soon as possible.The Subscriber, as Agent for the above Responsible Company, continues to insure almost every description of Property against Fire, at lowest current rates.X»OI9»O0 Settled.X^rorxxi^tly.\t, JOHN LAIRD, Agent, 113, Peter Street.September 25, 1884.Am Office of A.J Maxham 4 Oo, St.Peter Street.October 16, 18P4.-} J.S.BUDDEN.TTOTXCE3.In the matter of AUGUSTE GINGRAS, Trader, St.Jerome, Saguenay, Insolvent.Brunet, Laurent & GoWeekly Notice to the Public.NEW GOODS PER S.S.\u201cCIRCASSIAN.\u201d /\t'\t>\t*\t, j HAVE RECEIVED BY THIS LAST STEAMER I Case Coloured and Black Soleil Cloth.1 Case Coloured and Black Silk Electric Plushes.5 Pieces Seal Brown Silk Plushes, expressly for Jackets and Mantles, price $4.00 Der 15 Pieces Broche Silk Mantle Cloths from $2.50 io $12.00 per yard.1 Case 3-4 and 0-4 Coloured English and Scotch Tweeds for Ladies\u2019 Ulsters and Jackets from 50c.to $4.00 per yard.Ey7=»rac~! r A-Xj TO THE 3PTTJ3X»XCS* 25 Cases Cotton Prints (Wht) 5c., 6c., 7c., 8c.and 9c., per yard.00 Pieces Coloured Cloths for Ladies\u2019 Costumes, only 16c.per yard.These good» are worth 40c.per yard.50 Pieces All-Wool Serge Cloth (two special lines) for 15c.worth 30c., and for 25c.worth 50c.per yard.\t* i, , \u2022 j\tai t?t \u2022 \u2022\t« r j- \u2022 We keep, in great variety, Fur» of all kinds.Also, Fur Linings for Ladiea Circulars, very cheap.BRUNET, LAURENT & CO., ST.ROCH\u2019S.jï.B.\u2014Agents for McCall\u2019s Glove-Fitting Patterns.September 23, 1884.\tool3 Lm 25, BUADE September 22, 1881.STREET.aue22-Lm THE FAMOUS ROYAL ' SELF-FEEEIM COAL STOVES, Fire Irons, I\u2019oal Hods, Ac., Ac manufacturers prices.crsïiî MOLSON\u2019S XXX PORTER -AND- XXTDXA PALE ALE -OK- ouaJFt-Xxiuvro-\u2019iBi London Ale and Porter.WATSON TaCÏÏNB CO.\u2019S Trade Mark on enoh Itoftle.Office: 2 & 4, Bath Street, e coming on to the track immediately in front of the engine.At the risk of his own life he jumped forward, seized the horse by the bridle and jerked him off the track, just in time to prevent a ' accident, for the horse was driven by a habi tant of St.Charles, who was at the time under the influence of liquor, Lkual.\u2014Messrs.C.Pentiand, Arch.Cook, and Chas.Langeiier, advocates of this city, have gone to Philadelphia in connection with an action pending in the Vice-Admiralty Comt against the Norwegian barque 'Venus,' which last year ran down a French fishing craft, and drowned twelve sailors.Messrs.Monlambault, Langeiier & Langeiier represent the claimants in the case, and Mr.Pentiand the defendant.The \u2018Venus\u2019 is now in the port of Philadelphia, and Messrs.Pentiand and Langeiier have gone on to take the depositions of the sailors, while Mr.Cook has been commissioned to represent in Philadelphia the Registrar of the Court, Mr.Dan-bar, Q.C., who is detained here by his duties as Crown proseentor in the Court of Queen's Bench.Hymeneal.\u2014At the Church of Notre Dame de Levis yesterday morning, Mr.Edmond Dupié, cf this ci*y, led to the altar Miss Blanchet, daughter of Hon.J.G.Blan-chet, ex-Speaker of the House of Commons and now Collector of Customs at Quebec.A large number of friends and relatives were present at tho ceremony, which was one of the most brilliant of the kind of this season.The nuptial blessing was pronounced by Rev.Abbé Belanger, of the Basilica.The bride was given away by her father, and Dr, Jack-sen, uncle of the groom, acted m the place cf the latter\u2019s father.The dejeuner at the residence of the bride\u2019s father was a most gay and delightful affair, and the happy couple were the recipients of a very large number of rich and beautiful presents.Mr, acd Mrs.Dupié left town at 9 o'clock yesteiday morning for New York.Typographical Union No.159\u2014At the October meeting the follow iog were elected officers of the society for the current year : President Joseph Beauchamp ; Vice-President, Fre.Biouin ; Secretary, A.Dugal ; Financial Secretary, F.Marois ; Marshal, Adjutor Menard ; Librarian, Eug.Coté ; Assistant-Librarian, Elz.Poitras.Collectors :\u2014H.Poitras, f.Godin, U.Dugal, M.Patry, J.B.Jobin, Elz.Bedard, Jos, Giroux, Ed.Cantin, Ls.Chevret, P.Grenier and N, Pichet.The thanks of the Union were voted to the master-printers who had sent gratuitously the following journals :\u2014Le Canadian, le Courrier du Caiuula, 1c Journal de Quebec, the Morning Chronicle, Y Evénement, Y Electeur, le Nouvelliste, le Quotidien, la Gazette des Campagnes, le Feuilleton Illustre, la Typographie Française, le Canard and The Craftsman.Thanks were also voted to Messrs.P.Lemay, Robt.Morgan and P, Deschene for the gift of books.Mission of Danville,\u2014Sunday, tho 5th, was a red letter day for tho Episcopalians of Danville.The Rev.I.M.Thompson, the new incumbent, had been working very hard for a year ; and the result was seen in his presenting to the Lord Bishop^f Quebec, for confirmation, large cluses of candidates.There were confirmed in the Danville Chnrch, on Sunday morning, thirty-five persons, and twenty-seven at the Episcopal Church in Lome iu the afternoon Lord Bishop held hts confirmation in the church in Tingwick, when fourteen were admitted ; in all seventy-six were confirmed.On Friday evening the Lord Bishop visited Kingsey Falls, and preached to a large congregation.All the churches, on the occasion of these services, were crowded to excess.Rev.Mr.Thompson is well-known in this city, and his successful labors in connection with mission preaching in various parts of the diocese of Quebec will not soon be forgotten.The L*rrador Sufferer*.\u2014The New York Telegram says:\u2014\u201cRepresentatives of Canadian business houses and banks in the city are taking a lively interest in affording relief for the Labrador sufferers, and await further advices concerning the condition of the men and their families, who are placed in a very needy condition by the failure of the fisheries on tho Labrador coast.Mr.L.McKay, of the firm cf McKay & Dix, at No,.47 South street, said this afternoon that subscriptions could be received at his office, at No.52 Wall street, and Mr.J.H.Goodby, agent of the New York office of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, thought it best that all subscriptions be left in Mr.McTavish\u2019s hand?.The winter has already opened on the Newfoundland coast and all the gentlemen conversed with were of tho opinion that immediate aid was needed ; for unless steps are taken at once the suffering cf men, women and children must ba unusually severe in mid necessary support is given.gables, each having a little garden in front a \u201e\tt .\u201e i and a brick wall.The Beguinage we visit- .\t.St.Riymond brass band, with the assistance w three an uarea and several convents of Government support in the mail service.An of Misa V.Lcmelin, of this city, and other «d\tWe went into effort will bo made to continue tho new arrange amateurs whose names are well known.A ^or tf&ming\t, .\t,\t,\t| nient under the American flag, provided the one of the private houses and it looked so pretty and comfy.The sitting-room had some line old oal^ furniture and beautiful delft.The nuns nurse the sick, visit the poor,- teach children or do needlework and make lace according as they feel their vocation to point in a particular direction.It was altogether a most interesting and uniquô sight At Bruges we visited St.John\u2019s Hcs- lim off I\tajHO a very (M inatitution, and there I at wharf ; str'Union mward at 9.30 p in.I we saw the far-famed \u201cChasse do Ste.| Father Point\u2014Cloudy ; livht north-Ursule,\u201d a reliquary exquisitely painted Latest Montreal, new York, and Chicago Price* Montreal, October 15.\u2014Flour\u2014receipts 3700 brls ; sales reported 009 brl».Market quiet at unchanged rates.Quotations\u2014Patènes, 4,50 to 5,50 : superior extras, 4.00 to 4,05 ; extra superfine, 3,85 tc 3,90 ; spring extra, 3.75 to 3.95; superfine, 3,00 tO 3,50; strong bakers, 4.50\tto 5.o0 ; fine, 3,00 to 3,15 ; middlings, 2,75 to 2,90 ; Pollards, 2,50 to 2,75 ; Ontario bags, 1.50\tto 2,00 ; city bags, 2,40 to 2.50 for strong bakers.Sales, 100 brls choice superior extra at 4,00 ; 250 do spring extra at 3,8 In Intlln- London, Oct.13\u2014The St.James\u2019 Gazette has a very sensational statement in this evening\u2019s issue that is making quite a stir, though it is generally believed that even should there be some truth in the gloomy views shown forth, there is great exaggeration.' The Gazette states that it lias indisputable authority for saying that England is approaching a crisis in India, in com- ENTERED FUR LOADING.Oct 15\u2014W A G Arthur, 105, Burlington, Hy Atkinson & co, Etchemin.Louisa, 780, Bristol, R R Dobell & oo, Louise Embankment Présidente lloca, 200, Buenos Ayres, D & * Maguire, Cap Rouge CLEARED.Oct 14\u2014Ship Eastern Star, Johnston, Ply mouth, W & J Sharpies.Oct 15\u2014Ship Dagmar, Bolt, U K (order).R R Dobell & co.Bark Sif, Jensen.Belfast, Smith.Wade & co.-B C Uoyesen, Panda, London, Bryant, Powis & Bryant.- Lima, Carven, River Plate.Price, Bros & co.-Urnen, Neilsen, Bristol, FrsGunn.Schr Sea Star, Poirier, Esquimaux Pt, Master IJDH3 \u2022X'A.JdXjH!.HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC\u2014CIVIL TIME\u20141884.Morning.Evening.Monday.\u2014AND\u2014 COPYING INK, Approved and used by the Bank of Mont., real, the Grand Trunk Railway, the Board of School Commissioners, and the leading newspaper offices and mercantile establishments.Quarts, Pints and Half-pint Bottles-Imperiai.Measure.Prepared only by LYMAN SONS & CO., MONTREAL.October 14, 1884.\ttf 1*01,7 Iturthm es.BY OCT.LEMIEUX & CO.Thursday, October the l(>ih.In the matter of L.N'.BERTRAND k BROTHER, Insolvents, At their Shop, No.117, St.Joseph Street, St.Koch's.RET-A-IXjED -AT- WHOLESALE PRICES Green, Fresh Boasted or Groond I )URE JAMAICA GROUND COFFEE, A aocts.EXTRA.CHOICE COFFEE.25ct*.WATTERS\u2019 MIXTURE (unsarpaiseedl SOcta.Fresh Roasted and Ground on the premises every morning.Unground lc.quoted prices.ItTOTIOIEL ALL OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS NOT settled prior to the 15th instant will be placed in an Attorney's hands for collection.Quebec, October 13,1844.JAMES C.PATERSON.October 14, 1884.C Remember the address,\u2014 TEA AND COFFEE DEPOT, 22, FABRIQUE STREET, -A_ WA.\u2019XTIEÜR/S JUST RECEIVED A CHOICE ASSORT ment, confuting of HYACINTHS, TULIPS, \u2022 NARCISSUS, CROOUS, ANEMONES, RANUNCULUS, CYCLAMENS, JONQUILS, SNOWDROPS.4c.CTOIHIlSr IE.ZBTTIR.IKZIE, QUEBEC DISPENSARY, S3, JF,£xlox*lc^vxo October 14, 1884.S3.F ox*irE\" TTT A T.T».Quebec, 10th Oct,, 1884.IM PORTS.Oct.15\u2014Per brigt Artos, Robertson, from Sydney, CB\u2014559 tons coal to Geo M Webster 4 co.Per bark Atlas, Metzendorf, from Ayr\u2014448 tons coal to Geo M Webster & co.Per schr H B, Boudreau, from Eiquimaux Point\u2014280 brl* herrings, 40 do green codfish, 3 csks seal oil to master.Per ss Lucerne, Main, from London\u20142 hhds mustard to Whitehead 4 Turner.10 chests, 50 hlf-chests tea to A Watters.4 cases to W 4 D Yuile.50 hlf-chests tea to J Finley, St John, NB, 61 hlf-chests tea to Whitehead 4 Turner.100 bales hemp, 21 cases figs, 25 bags pepper to order.\u2014Remainder of cargo for M°Dtre&l end the West, Cargoes Steam Coals FOR SALE TO ARRIVE : Cargo Best Scotch Steam, 400 tons.\u201c\t\u201c Sydney \u201c\t600 \u201c GEORGE M.WEBSTER & GO 05, Dalhousie Street, October 14,1884.Pkr Grand Trunk Railway.\u2014October 15\u2014 29 brls astral oil to 0 Peverley.13 cases shoes to O Migner.Pir Stkambr vhqm Montrkal\u2014-Oct 15\u2014 Per steamer Montreal.Roy, from Montreal\u2014 25 bxs tobacco to Whitehead 4 Turner.50 caddies do to B Honde 4 oo, Pkr North Shore Railway\u2014October 15\u2014 14 cases books to J A Langlois Pkr Qukbko and Lakh St.John Railway\u2014 4 cars curd wood to W F Lemeaurier.4 do to LBiouin.18 do to Jos Julien, 8 do to Leon ine, U dota Jean Voyer.2 do to G Ro chette.1 do to Q 4 L St John Railway.2 do Lennon 4 Pennee.1 do to F T Thomas.8 do to J Broomer.1 do to E L Sewell.1 do to M Martel.4 do deals to A Gravel 3 do do, and 1 do square birch to R R Dobell 4 co.2 do slabs to Bissett Bros.3u pkgs produce to sundry consignee!.^ EXPORTS.Oct 13\u2014Per bark Peacemaker, Catterinich, for Buenos Ayres\u201451,035 pea i-pruce lumber, 1600 do do, 5000 do scantling, 2000 pine boards, 400 coils rope, \u2014 spars, 15,000 palings, by D 4 J Maguire.* Got 14\u2014Per bark Eastern Star, Johnson, for Plymouth\u201419 pcs oak, 87 do elm, 164 do red pine, 985 do white pine, 1500 deals, by W 4 J Shrrples.Oct 15\u2014Per bark Omen, Neilsen, for Bristol \u201419,189 pine deals, 961 do ends, by W 4 J Sharpies.Per bark B C Boyesen, Panda, for London\u2014 4725 cases match splints, 5725 std pins deals, by Bryant, Powis 4 Bryant.Per bark Sif, Jensen, for Belfast\u201412 pcs oak, 15 do elm, 21 do ash, 62 do red pine, 570 do white pine, 1849 pine deals, 2249 spruce deal ends, 2693 spruce deals, by Smith, Wade 4 co.Notices of Births, Marriages and Deaths, SO Cents.No exc0p:lon wU he made to this rale.AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE City Council, held on FRIDAY, the 5th September, 1884, the following By-Law was read a first time :\u2014 A By-Law concerning Night-Men.(Drawn up in the French language.) It is orrfained and enacted by the said Council, and the said Council doth ordain and enact as follows, that is to say : L Henceforth any person desirous of exercising the occupation of night-man, or entering into an agreement or contract for the emptying of well* or privies in tho City of Quebec, stall previously take out a license, which he shall obtain from the City Clerk, on producing a receipt or certificate from the City Treasurer establishing that he ha* paid for the said license the sum of two dollars.2.No person having such a license shall exact from the person or persons who.shall have their wells or privies emptied out in the said City of Quebec more than one dollar for each barrel of night-soil, if the agreement is by tho barrel, or if the agreement is for the whole then the price shall be fixed and determined by the said parties.3.All such night-men or contractors shall be liable to the observance of all laws and by-laws in force in the said City concerning thé public health and deaqlmess.4.Any such night-man cr contractor for cleaning out privies in the said City shall be bound to exhibit, at all time*, his license when called upon to do so by any member of the Police Force in the City of Quebec.5, Any person employed in the cleaning out of wells or privies on account of such nightman or contractor, or carter or driver of a vehicle in which is contained night soil, shall, on demand to him made disclose to any member of the Police Force the name of those for whom be carries such night soil or does such work.6.In the absence of an agreement to the contrary, the person applying for the emptying of a well or pnvy shall be bound to pay for the permit required by law and the by-laws of the Corporation to do such w ark.7.Any infraction to any of the provisions of this by-law shall be punishable by a fine not exceeding forty dollars recoverable, as all other fines, before the Recorder\u2019s Court of the City of Quebec, and in default of payment of the said fine, by an imprisonment fo a term not exceeding two months.TS HEREB^yREN^ÇÏJS^iN PLR-X suanci of the 30th section of the Act passed in the 29th year of Hot Majesty\u2019s reign, and intituled :\u2014\u201cAn Act to amend and consolidate the provisions contained in the acts and ordinances relating to the incorporation of and supply of water to the City of Quebec,\u201d as amended by the 11th section of the Act SI Vic.Chap.33, the above Py-Law will be read a second time on FRIDAY, the Seventeenth day of October instant.L.A.CANNON, City Clerk.October 11, 1884.WANTED, A SMALL FURNISHED House for Winter months.MEREDITH 4 COUTURE, Notaries Public.October 11, 1884.\tFp Wreck S.S.Finchley rpENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED AT X the Office of the nnderaigoed up to To Raise the S.S.\u201cFINCHLEY,\u201d sunk off Isaac\u2019s Harbour, Guysboro Co., N.S., yith a Cargo of Phosphate from Cooeaw, South Carolina.Steamer to be delivered in Halifax.per lb lees than tho above October 8, 1884.Hyacintlis and Otber Mover Bulbs.UST RECEIVED, ment of named A FINE ASSORT- ïyacinths, Tulips, Crocus, Jonquils, &c.These are genuine Dutch bulbs, and an early selection is requested from those who wish to have these most fragrant flowers during the coming winter.Prices very low.RODERICK McLEOD, Medical Hall, 16, Fabrique Street.September 30, 1884.mm ! rum ; ; ^ VERY LARGE STOCK OF FINE GRADE PIANOS is now on exhibition at the spacious and elegant Warerooms of A.LAVIGNE, 65, FABRIQUE STREET.MELOD1STAS ! ! A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF THOSE Automatic Mosical Instruments has just been received, and are for sale at greatly reduced prices, at 1.LAMB'S WAEEBOOMS, 55, FABRIQUE STREET.September lo 1884\tani26Lm FALL IMPORTS Ivets, Tenders will also be received at the time and place for the Wreck as she now lies in case it be not practicable to raise her.The \u201cFinchley\u201d is an Iron Steamer of 1951 tons gross, boilt in 1881, steamed 10 knots, and had on boird 2352 tons of Phosphates.Lies in 13 fathoms of water, almost within the harbour, in a sheltered position.Go .18\t0 53\t1 36 .14\t2 21\t3 01 \t3 38\t4 09 .16\t4 31\t4 38 .17\t5 00\t5 25 .18\t5 46\t6 05 .19\t6 24\tÜ 41 earn of tide runs up\t\tforty-five Thursday.Friday.Saturday.Sunday.mini\u2019tos after high water, moon\u2019s phases New Moon.Saturday, 18th.7.46 p.m.MARRIAGE.At Fraserville (Riviere-du-Loup en bas), on the 15th instant, by the Revd.Mr.Bia s, Parish Priest, Joseph Pope, Esquire, of Ottawa, Private Secretary to the Premier of Canada, and Clerk of the Department of the Interior, eldest son of the late Honorable Mr.Justice .\u201e,VBriu\t-\u2014 W.H.Pope, of Prince Edward Island, to Mario tj,e Corporation yard at the Palais, in rear of Louise Josephine Henriette, eldest daughter < f | the Fire Station ; to be all corded and certified OMMERCIAL.Customs mulsB The following is tho amount of duties collec ted at the Custom House, Quebec, Oct.15, 1884 \u2014$1905 08.Nkw York, Oct.15, 11 a.m.\u2014American Gold, 4.85.Sterling Exchange, 4.82.il.\"cnefciücS- Boston, October 15\u2014Messrs.McDowell Adams, grocers, have assigned ; liabilities $40,-000.Providence, Oct, 15\u2014James Legg 4 Co., owners of the Mapleville Mills at Burrillville, makers of fancy cissimers, have assigned; liabilities estimated at $?00,000 to $500,000.Chicago, III , Oct.15\u2014The liabilities of Hoidweyer 4 Steiglitz, assigned to-day, reach 3150.000.Cool Shipments Port of Plotou.Weeks Ending \tSept 27-\tOct.3.Halifax Co\t\t.3,814\t2,096 Intercolonial Co\t\t.1.448\t2,471 Acadia Co\t\t.1 144\t758 Valo Co.^\t\t.2,282\t300 \t8,188\t5,631 Totals to Date :\u2014\t\t Halifax Co\t\t.46,304\t48,400 Intercolonial Co\t\t\t47.536 Acadia Co\t\t.22,192\t22,950 f Vale Co\t\t,.20.629\t20,985 \t134.190\t] 39,821 -Standard Montreal Stock Market\u2014October 16 PlMT BOAKP.Hank of Montreal, 193 to 191$ ; ex-div., 187$ to 186j(.Ontario Bank, 110 to 107.Banque du Peuple, 45 to 40$.Molson\u2019s Bank, 109 offered.subscriptions of British North America.\u201d winter.Any person desiring to send supplies .,arison with which the Sepoy rebellion of Bank of Toronto, 17ll continuée.It has been tbs constant theme ot discussion at the clubs, and the opinious elicited are on the whole not favourable.The Home Rulers oppose it tooth and nail.They say it not only gives them no increase to «cqualizs Ireland\u2019s proportionate representation with the additional members given to Eogland and Siotland, but it places them at a decided disadvantage in the disfranchisement of (he sixteen boroughs, )which return at present a majority of Home Rulers and Conservatives : \u2014Messrs.O\u2019Donoghue, Tralee; Moore, Clonmel; Collins, Kinsale; O'Brien, Mallow ; Kenny, Innis ; O'Donnel, Dungarveu ; Dawson.Carlow ; and McKenna, Youghal, are Home Rulers.There are only two Liberals, Messrs.Dixon, Dungannon and Ennis, Athlone, and tbe remaining sis are conservatives.By this move on Mr.Gladstone\u2019s part, which you call gerrymanderring on your aide of the Atlantic, the wily Premier, while only sacrificing two of his own followers, cuts off the heads of fourteen of his opponents.It is uodaistood that the Conservative leaders have determined to reject tbe Redistribution scheme, oppose tbe Franchise Bill, and try and force a dissolution of Parliament.French Ministerial Crisis.Paris, Oct 13.\u2014The opening of the French Chambers is awaited with a degree of anxiety that is not by any means confined within the French borders.M Ferry is nervously anxious.During the recess he has strained the powers of the Government to the utmost, and he is not quite sure that the Deputies can be made to see the wisdom of his action.It known that M Clemenceau and his Radi cal associates are preparing furious attacks upon the Ministry, and there are well au thenticated rumours of a strong anti-Gov ernment coalition, in which the Orleanists, Legitimists and Bonapartists are to tempo rarily join hands.In the meantime the rural Communes are chafing over the cost in blood and treasure of what they deem useless campaigns in the far east, and the deputies from such constituencies are not to be depended ou.Henry Clement, Almonte, writes :\u2014\u201c For * long time I was troubled with chronic Rheumatism, at times wholly disabled ; I tried anything and everything recommended, but failed to get any benefit until a gentleman who was cured of rheumatism by Dr.Thomas\u2019 Eclectric Oil told me about it.I began usinp it both internally and externally, and b'7!ore two bottles were used I was radically cured.We find it a household medicine, aud for croup, burns, cuts and bruises, it has no equal.\u201d October 11, 1881.\tJm-d&w Late in the day the city of New Orleans is about to erect a statue of the late Commodore Samuel Chester Reid, U.N.N., who commanded in the naval engagement with the British squadron at Fayal, Sept.26, 1814.Commodore Reid\u2019s daughter is the wife of Gen.L.P.di Cesnols, Director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New Yoik.Holloway's Pills.\u2014The diseases common to oar rijprous climate which endanger the constitution will always exist, though many may be mitigated and their effects removed by timely aid appropriately applied.Holloway\u2019s Pills are acknowledged far and wide to be the most effective purifier of the blood, the most certain reg'Uator of disordered organs, and tbe safest and surest aperient that can be prescribed.This medicine is applicable to all alike, young or old, robust or delicate : it increases the appetite and regulates the bowels.After the disorder is subdued occasional doses of these Pills will prevent any relapse, and moreover secure, promote, and intensity tho good resalts which flow from perfect purity sod regularity October 11.18*4.\tt.-nh- Aw According to the Buffalo Courier 'apparently the late Lord Lytton would not have made a good candidate for the Presidency,\u2019 but as his son\u2019s just-published biography of him shows him to have been a conspicuously inexact man, especially in respect of his family affairs, he would have been a highly commendable candidate for the Republican party.Epps\u2019s t ocoa.\u2014Grateful and Comforting \u2014\u201cBy a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr, Eppe has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy doctors\u2019 bills.It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist Fiery tendency to disease.Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around is ready to attack wherever there is a weak point.We may escape many a fatal shaft by eeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame.\u2019 \u2014Civil Service Goutte.\u2014Made simply with boiling water or milk.Sold only in Packets and Tins (£tb.and tt>) by Grocers, labelled\u2014\u201cJambs Epps A Co., Houceopathic ChetTsts, London, Eng.\u201d Octnhir Ifi.1883.t.thA*at.4flw dAw ^The new Japanese Minister to the United Sûtes, R.Kuki, will set up an elaborate domestic establishment in Washington with Mme.Kuki st the head of his table, Mile.Kuki, his daughter, to assist in receptions ; his private secretary, K.Mela Ki Kuki, to send out the invitations, and his own imported Japanese chef to do the rest ot the Kuking (including the baking of cookies.) The Elements of Bone, Brain and Muscle.are derived from the blood, which is the grand natural source of vital energy, the motor of the bodily organs.When the circulation becomes impoverished in consequence of weak digestion and imperfect assimilation of tho food, which should enrich it, every bodily function flags and the system grows feeble and disordered.When the blood becomes impure either from the development of inherited seeds of disease, its contamination by bile, or other causes, serious maladies suiely follow.A highly accredited remedy for these evils is Northrop A Lyman's Vegetable Disoovert and Dyspeptic Cure, which eradicates impurities of tbe blood and fertilizes it by promoting digestion and assimilation.Moreover, this fine alterative and stomachic exerts a specific action upon the liver, healthfully stimulating that organ to a perform an oe of its secretive ducy when inactive, and expelling bile from the blood.It likewise possesses diuretic and depurent properties of a high order, rendering the kidneys active and healthy, and expelling from the system the acrid elementa which produce rheumatic pain.Price, $1.00.Sample Bottle, 10 cents.Ask for Northrop A Lyman\u2019s Vegetable Discovery and Dyspeptic Cure.The wrapi>er bears a facsimile of their signature.Sold by all medicine dealers.September, 18,1881.\tdecl5-I.m Malood Restored, Victims ot yoothfalimprDdeDce.eausiof Nervous Debility.Premature Decay, aud all disorders brought on by indiscretion or exceasjrill learn of a simple remedy, A**.by addressing J.IITkKEVJKS, 43 Chatham sL.nTt September 13, 1881.I-m-co-d&w Mb EDITION.PRICE 0KLY.fl.00 BY MALI.POST-PAID.t-tched to the placed on a \u2022 an to toll, and the funeral procession moved slowly toward tho main port'gang-w .y, which was thrown open.On arriving t itéré the plank bearing the body was laid on the deck, the feet toward the sea.Then amidst a most solemn silence Gapt.Denham read the imposing burial and jealousies and personal spite are all within his own household\u2014the Agents appointed or recognized by Hon.Mr.Pope.Are not all the Agents, (Mr.Stafford himself if put to the test included,) unanimous in condemning tbe courses of the lady and reverend gentleman, and the methods through which they occupy their positions ?Mr.Stafford quibbles when he says, /\u2018Mr, ( Holloway\u2019s Corn Cure destroys all kinds of corns and warts, root and branch.Who then would endure them wjth such a cheap and effectual remedy within reach.\tdAw Baron Tennyson has given the English sculptor Sands a cast nf his head affd it is in order now for Barren Butler to give some American sculptor the cast of his eye.X3TA New Suit.Faded artidsj of all kinds restored to their original beauty by Diamond Dyes.Perfect and simple.10c: at all drug fcists.Wells, Richardson A Co., Burlington, Some slanderer says thst the Poet Lsu reate Joaquin\u2019s real name is Cinoinnatus Hiner Miller, and the next thing some captious critic will pronounce his primest poetry to be the poorest prose.Much distress and sickness in children caused by worms.Mother Graves\u2019s Worm Ei terminator gives relief by removing the cause Try it smd mark the improvement in your child.\tdAw Miss Hu King Eng, a Chinese girl, eigh teen years old, bos been admitted to the Wesleyan University of Delaware, O.She is undoubtedly an honest girl, who won\u2019t be found Hu-king-eng anything.Durkee\u2019s Salad Dressing A Cold Meat Sauce is made from the freshest, purest, and choicest condiments obtainable.In using it, waste, labor, anxiety, and disappointment are prevented.After all, the publication of the late Lord Aoipthiil\u2019a personal and diplomatic reminiscences will be delayed for severelyears, as it is found that the reminiscences of still-living people by Ampthill are rather too ample.-No ady need be without Mrs.Finkham\u2019s Vegetoble Compound because she is far distant from drug stores.The proprietors send it postage prid by mail from Lynn, Mass., in the form of lozenges or of pills ; price, $1 per box, or six for $5.Send for the \u201cGuide to He which gives full particulars.Thomas Shea, known as the \u2018Father of Nanticoke,\u2019 as well as of several children, has just married his second wife, and as he is eighty-four and his wife is younger than the youogest daughter, this marriage of Thomas is Shea folly.Mr.W.R.Lazier.Bailiff, Ac., Belleville, writes : \u201cI find Dr.Thomas\u2019 Eclectric Oil the best medicine I have ever used in my stable.I have ujed it for bruises, scratches, wind puffs and cuts, and in every case it gave the best satisfaction.We use it as a household remedy for colds, burns, Ac., and it is a perfect panacea.It will remove warts by paring them down and applying it occasionally.October 11.1884.\tJm-dAw In England the people of Haddo had a great time over Gladstone\u2019s planting of a tree which is further noteworthy for ita nearness to two planted by the Queen and Albert in 1857, but the really remarkable thing aboutit is that hitherto tbe Premier has been more distinguished for cutting down trees than for setting them np.A CARD.\u2014To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak ness, early decay, loss of manhood, Ac., I will «end a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America Send self-addressed envelope to Rsv.Joesra T Inman Station D, New York Oita.\t\u2019 July 17.im.\tLa-oo-dA lealth\u2019 KNOW THYSELF.A Great Redial Work on Manhood.Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and Physical Debility.Premature Decliue in Man, Errera of Yonth, and the untold miseries resulting from indiscretion or exoeasaa.A boo- -irevery man, young, middle-aged and old.It i .ntains 125 prescriptions for all acute and chronic diseases.each one of which is invaluable.So found by the Author, whose experience for 28 years a such as probably never before fell to the lot of any physician.300 pages, bound in beautiful French muslin, embossed covers, fall gilt, guaranteed to be a finer work in every sense\u2014mechanical, literary and professional\u2014 than any other work sold in this oonntry for $3.50.or the monev will be refnnded in evere instance.Price only $1.00 by mail, post-paid.Illustrative sample 6 cents.Send now.Gold .medal awarded the author by the National* Medical Association, to the officers of which he refers.This book should be read by the-young for instruction, and by tbe afflicted for relief.It will benefit ail.\u2014London Lancet.There is no member of society to whom this book will not be useful, whether youth, parent, guardian, instructor or clergyman.\u2014Argonaut, Address the Peabody Medical Institute, or Dr.W.H.Parker, No.4, Bulfinch Street.Boston, Mass., who may be consulted on all diseases requiring skill and experience.Chronic and obstinate diseases that have baffled the skill of all other physicians AJ «J Je | a specialty.Sash treated ano- ¦¦ Ea#%lM fully without an in-stacse o failure.'8 1884.THE FALL TRADE PRINTING I PRINTING ! PRINTING 1 CANADIANJCTUEIS CANADIAN PICTURES.DRAWN with Pen and Pencil by tbe Marquis of ¦'\u2018\u20225 Lome.French Pictures, fcy Rev.Saul Green.English Pictures, by Rev.S Manning, LL.D.The ABO Mariner\u2019s Gnide, containing complete information relative to the Mercantile and Maritime Laws and Customs, Ac., by Capt.K.T.Stevens.Haco the Dreamer- a Tale of Scotch University Life, by Wm.Sinn.OUR BIRDS IN THEIR HAUNTS ; A Popular Treatise on the Birds of Eastern North America, by Revd.J.Hilbert Langille, M.A.\u2014ALSO\u2014 Lays of Love and Miscellaneous Poems, by Barry btraton.Photographic Vi ws of Ottawa in Pocket Form For sale by DAWSON & CO.September 23.1884.T33CE\t\u201c ¦m! Portraits of Prominent Members, HARPER\u2019S WEEKLY, H.«»ea