Quebec morning chronicle, 21 mars 1889, jeudi 21 mars 1889

[" WIVUi w \u2014 YOL.XLIII.I QUEBEC.THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1889.No.15,252 AFTERNOON REPORTS\u2019 AN IMPERIAL COMMITTEE ON EMIGRATION.GANADIANLREPORTS.THE JESUITS ESTATES QUESTION.Shocking Suicide in Toronto.A DISTURBANCE IN WALES.Knssia and Persian Concessions, AMERICAN PILGRIMS IN ROME.London.March 20 \u2014In the Home of Com-rnone laat night, Mr.Goe:hen announce! that the Government intended to appoint » committee to inquire into the whole subject of emigration.In the Home of Commons to-day, Mr.Matthews, Hence Secretary, announced that j couneal for the PataeUitee would be allowed' the same freedom of acceee to conviote as granted to connee Ifor the Times.Meters.O\u2019Brien and Harrington hare both refuted to accept the release offered them by Sir James Hannen on the condition of abstaining from agitation.Sir Charles Russell and Mr.Parnell both urged these gentlemen to come ont in their own interests and especially in the interests of their colleagues.Mr.O'Brien ta understood to hold that his acceptance of the proposed condition wru!d imply a confession of wrong doing.Tbe>r joiot refusal spoils the smctaole which their friends were planning.They proposed that Mr.Harrington should appear io the House of Commons in his prison clothes.A number of policemen who were protecting a party of emergency men engaged in serving tithe distraints in Penbryn, Cardiganshire, Wales, were attacked by a mob and a fierce contest took pince, dnring which many meu on both side* were Injured.It is believed it will be necessary to call upon the military to assist the emergency men in serviog the distraints Sir Thomas Gladstone, Bart., is dead.Sir Thomas, who was the only surviving brother of Mr.William E.Gladstone, wss born July 28.18W.\t\u201e , Pams.March 20\u2014Gen.Boulanger will visit London in June.Biklin, March 20\u2014Princess Irene, wife of Piince Henry of Prussia, brother of the Em* peror, has been delivered of a son.Berlin pipers assert that M.Antoine figures in the confiscated doenmente of the Patnotio League in such a way as to make it Impoeaible for bim to remain a member of the Reichetasr.The editor of a Cbarlottenbarg pip*r has been sentenced to two monthe\u2019 imprisonment for libelling Prinoe Bismarck.Bilokadb, Match 20.\u2014Kfcg Alexander has requested his mother, ex-Queen Natalie, to remain absent from Servis, as her presence wonld render his position a difficnlt one.Tzhxxax, March 20.\u2014The Persian Government has formally engaged to grant no railway concessions without consulting Ruteia.The Shah is willing to concede to Rnsaia the right of navigating the rivers Sowing into the Caspian Sea, bat is not willing to accede to the other demande of Russia.Yunna, March 20.\u2014The Liberals are dismayed at the success of the Aoti-Semetics in the municipal elections.They accuse the Clericals of aseistiag the Anti-Semetics.Rons.March 20\u2014The American college gave a grand dinner laat evening in honor of the leaders of the American pilgrims.Many prelates wore present.Bishop Keane, President of the new Catholic University at Washington, spoke in English, Latin sod French.Hie remarks were much applauded.Rector Paquet cl Laval University, Quebec, tendered his congratulations on the birih of a sister University and wished it prosperity.Namas, March 20\u2014The figaro says the public prosecute?iuteade to apply for the annulment of the marriage of Pncce Alexander of Batteuberg to Marie LoMeoger, the opera singer, on the ground that the Prince induced the Mayor of Mentone to perform the ceremony ou fraudulent declaration?.St.Pktkbsbcbo, March 20\u2014The members of the Atchinoff expedition who were bronght to Sebastopol have been allowed to retura to their homes.Atchinoff is detained.AMERICA*.Washington, March 20\u2014The President sent the following nominations to the Senate to*d*y Frederick D.Grant, of New York, as the Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States to Austria-Hnogary ; John C.New, of Indiana, to be ComoI-General of the United States at London ; Seligman Brother*, at London, England, to be special fiscal agent of the Navy Department at Loadon.Miiwaok**.March 20\u2014Pauline Fuller, the fifth daughter of Chief Jut ties Fuller, was married here Ust night at the Kirby House by a Jostice of the Peace.The groom was J.Matt.Aubery, jr., of Cbiosgo, and it was a runaway match.Mrs.Aubery nee Pauline Fuller, ie 19 years of age, highly edu THE MIDDLETON DIVORCE CASE.A Royal Visitor to Canada.(Per C.P.Telegraph Line.! QVEKBC.Montrial, March 20.\u2014A meeting of Meurs.Heuey A Lacroix\u2019s creditors was held here to-day and was very largely attended.A resolution wss nnanimonsly passed recom mending the creditors to accept Mr.Heney\u2019s offer ot forty cents cash.The creditors Sresent expressed great sympathy with the rm and hoped a prompt settlement would be made so as to enable the firm to at once resume business.Jules Xbrouet, the talented young Belgian clsrionettiet, is dying.Two weeks sgo he went to Sorel to saaist at a concert.In the coarse of the day, while being abaved, he received a cut with the rszor.On hie way borne he caught cold in the wound, spongy erysiplas set in, wbioh this morning began to draw t> bis brain.Doctors E.Lachapelle and Hingston were called in and pronounced his case beyond hope.It is rumored that one of the Prioce of Wales\u2019 sons will accompany Sir George Stephen back to Canada and make an extended tour of the Dominion and State?.ONTARIO.Ottawa, March 20\u2014The Middleton divorce case was before the Senate Committee to-day.The witnesses examined were Grey barn, the Pullman oar conductor on the tram between St.Albans and Boston, on which Mr.Hamilton and Mrs.Middleton travelled ; Detective McDonald, of Detroit, who arrested the pair in Detroit ; Min Conolly, a servant of Mrs.Middleton ; Mr.Grist, the landlord next door, and the Rev.Mr.Bogart, who mani-rd Mr.and Mrs.Mi idleton.All the witnesses were in favor of Mr.Middleton, and the Senate decided to report the divorce petition favorably.Toe bank statement for February last shows that the cspital paid up waa 160,236,404, which i« $120,000 less than in February, 1888-The reserve fund was $19,154 898.an ioorease over February, 188S, of $1 203,683.The tots! liabilities were $170 265,779, au increase of $18 433.094 over the previous February.The total assets were $250,435,605, an increase of $18,987,516 over Febrnary, 1888 The spreie held by the banka waa $7.600,627, and the Dominion notes $10 796,153, an increase in specie of $1,440,330, and in notes of $485.719.The loans to the public and to trading corporations hut Febrnary were $165,255,645, an increase of $12,445,776 over February, 1888.The loans to trading corporations alone were $19,396.023, an increase of $2,927,649.Overdue notea and debts were $2,521,469, a decrease of $1,287,441 in the twelve mouths.Loans on securities were $11.650.267, an increase of $1,670,459.Nst balances doe by outside banks were $18,471,457, an increaaeof $1,910,667.Of this amonnt banks outside cf Canada and the United Kingdom held $17,-9o6,26S, which is an increase over Februtry, 1888, of $4,266.886.Loans to municipal corporations were $3,810,468, an increase of $1,379,290.Notes in ciroolstion were $31,-866,468, an increaaeof $502,751.Deposits by the public amounted to $120,294.710, an increase of $13,801,724.The indications are that a larger baeinrsa waa done last month than twelve months ago, while the redaction of overdae notes and debts show* a healthy ooadition of the trading community, the figures showing bat $1 50 overdae on every $100, against $2.48 in every hundred at the end of February, 1888.Cornwall, March 20\u2014The weavers who have been out on strike for the past four weeks have decided to return to work.Kingston, March 20\u2014The will of the late John Carrutbers has been probated.The estate is valued at $575,000, and of it $275,-000 goes absolutely and forever to John Bell Carrutbers, the deceased's eldest son.The balance is divided between the four other children, William Colin and W.Bruce and Mrs.Short, (wife of Major Short, of \"A'\u2019 Battery), and Mi«s Maud Helen Carrutbers.Each gets the interest on $75.000, which is to be invested in Government bonde or monioipal debentures or mortgagee on real estate.Provided there are no children the money is to be divided between such of the deceased\u2019s children as are then alive, and John Bell Car-ruthers or bis children, should he be deceased, should either of the deceased\u2019s four children die without issue, but having a husbaud or wife $25.000 is to be paid to such husband or wife, and the balance to be distributed aa the catsd and a remarkably handsome woman, will provides.Mrs.McLean, of Belleville, Matt.Aubery, jr , is 23 years of age.OPINIONS \u201cF THE PEOPLE.(To the Editor ot the Morninq'fihroniclt ) Mr Editor,\u2014In a letter published in yonr valuable paper a few days ago, Mr.Peters claims the obampiooahip title for the Thistle Club, on the ground that the St.L^nis Club refused a challenge from them, thus giving the championship through default I would like very much to know how he can do so, when hie own challenge was irregular and therefore null.la regard to challeigee, every sporting book withont exception says that \u201call challenges mast be sent by poe*.end registered.\u2019\u2019 Well, ae for Mr Peters\u2019 challenge of the 19th inat., and on which he bases himself for his claim, I must say that I am ready to prove that he took his club\u2019s challenge himself to the residence of the St.Louie captsio, tbua violating the moet elementaiy rule of sport, and making his challenge void.Hoping that this will satisfy a good number of your readers, and give them a proper idea of the position ot both team*.I remain yours truly, Eric Dorion.Quebec, March 19, 1889.% Mothers ! Castoria is recommended by physicians for children teething.It is a purely vagstabls preparation, its ingredients are puolisbed around each bottle.It is pleasant to the taite aid absolutely harmless.It reliovee conafipatioo, regulates the bowels, quiets pain, cures diarrhoea .nrl wind colic, allays feverishness, destroys worms, and prevents convulsions, soothes the child and gives it refreshing and natural sleep.Castoria is the children's panacea\u2014the mothers friend.£5 dose-, 35 cents.Mr.Samnel Carter Hall, who died in London yesterday, wae born in 1801 and has been for two generations a noted figure in the Eoglish literary wcrl-1.Aa barrister, jouroa-list artist and author, he won the respect of hia fellow-men, and hie \u201cBiok of Gem*,\u201d \u2018\u2022Bv>k of British Ballads\u201d and \u201cBarooial Hail»\u201d are all standard works.He aod Mrs.Half were said to have written and edited 340 volumes.Stop That Cough.Many people neglect what they call a simple cold, which, if not checked in time, may lead to Lung trouble.Scott\u2019s Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver OU, vit* Hyfophotphiits, wi 1 not only stop tha cough but heal the lungs.Endorsed by thousands of Physician*.Pslatsbleae Milk Try it.Solibyall Dru:gi>tsat 50a and $100 March 6, 1389.\td«c3!-m.w&sat A miser died a few days sgo.After care ful investigation his trustees dud he once gave something away.In the giddy frivolity of bis early youth he gave the measles to his younger brother.This fact is to be handed down to posterity in brass letters on his tombstone.l Baby waa sick, we jja-e her Castona, When she waa a Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Mias, she «Ians to Castoria, Iffa sfcs had Children, she gave them Castoria, been engaged in various undertakings.For some time he kept a stopping place at Scott\u2019s Coulee.While there he was married to Josephine Munro, daughter of Francois Munro, who is now living at the South Peigan Agency.Subsequently it was discovered that Cook had a wife living in Orevon He has left for Montana taking wife No.2 with him.It is thought he will return the woman to her home, but if not, Father Lacombe will have him prosecuted for bigamy.It is understood that arrangements for the publication of the new Liberal organ of the Local Government are being completed, and that the paper will be israed within two month\".At the investigation to-day into the case of attempted arson at Robert\u2019s tobacco store, merely the preliminaries were arranged.One theory is that an enemy of Alex.Taylor, who keeps an extensive stationery store in the block, tried to burn the place down for revenge.Tom Deegan, who acted as magistrate in the mock marriage case last summer, when an employee of the C P.R.named McKay, and Miss Betsworth went through a marriage ceremony, was tried to-day for forgery and found Eilty, but sentence was appended.At the it assizes the jury disagreed.MIDNIGHT REPORTS.ENGLAND AND THE SQUABBLE.Mr.Chamberlain on (tueatlon.SAMOAN the Irish FINANCIAL AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.get?$5,000 for the education of the deceased\u2019s nephew.Toronto, Mir oh 20\u2014Hon.El ward Blake has given it as bis opinion that the Jesuits\u2019 Act is perfectly constitutional aod within the authority of the Quebec Legislature.This fact was not generally known until after the famous flop over of the Globe on Saturday last.At the Liberal ciucos held a week ago, the question of constitutionality was put to Mr.Blake straight.Toe future action of the Liberals very much depends on Mr.Blake\u2019s answer, he being such a great authority ou constitutional law.I am in a position to-night to-state that Mr.Blake told the caucus that there was not the slightest doubt about the constituted authority of the Quebec Legitlature to pass suctr a measure.The only thing that Mr.Blake spoke disparaging ly about to hia party men was, the nonsensical and often recurring use of the Pope\u2019s name in the preamble of the bill.The Globe, in a leading article, reiterates its intmtion to take an independent stand on wblic questions.The Board of Directors lave evidently found it necessary to do to in order to prevent loss to the Globe's business.A shockiog suicide took place this morning in tbe West end of the city.Mrs.Throsby, whose hasband is employed at McDongall\u2019s Mills, bad for some time suffered from acute epileptic mania, wbioh had become much worse these lass few days.Shortly before five o\u2019clock this moruiog she slipped out of bed, aod going down into tbe kitchen, she there inflicted several terrible wounds on her throat with a knife, her head being almost severed from tbe body.The deceased leaves a grown up family, and was mnch respected in the neighborhood.At an inquest subsequently held before Coroner Joues, Dr.Armstrong, who had been attending tbe unfortunate womsn, gave evidence and a verdict was returned of suicide while temporarily intaue.Peter Grem came in from Markham on Saturday and engaged a room at tbe Commercial Hotel.He was found next morniog insensible on his bed.He hsd blown out the gse and then gone to sleep.He is dangerously ill, but will probably recover.NEW BRUNSWICK.St.John.N.B., March 20.\u2014The electors of St.John (East and West) sud Portland by their vote dec:ded yesterday on amalgamation by which the new city, which will be called \u2019 Tbe city of St.John,\" will have a population of about forty-eight thousand.SPAIN WILL NOT SELL CUBA.«HEAT BRITAIN.London, March 20\u2014A blue book on Samoan affaire was issued to-day.It contains 356 despatches, tbe dates ranging from April 29, 1885, to February 28, 1889.The despatches show that England has been throughout in cordial accord with America, and that she declined to accede to Germany\u2019s request for assistance and oo-operation in tbe restoring of order in Samoa until ebe bad learned the American Government\u2019s views on the subject.On January 29 laat, Lord Salisbury complained to Count Von Hatzfeldt, German Ambassador at London, concerning Prinoe B\u2019emarck\u2019s statement in the Reichstag that in Samoa, Germany aod England were \u201cadvancing hand in hand.\u201d The British Primo Mihieter said the views of the two countries were identKal as far as the fntnre government of Samoa wa6 concerned, but not otherwiae.Prof.Gerhard t, the eminent physician of Berlin, waa entertained at dinner this evening by Sir Andrew Clarke.Twenty-fonr leading London doctors were present and two hundred attended the reception after the dinner.Prof.Gerhardt waa given a moat cordial welcome.Mr.Chamberlain, in a letter to his electors, says he thinka the time has arrived when the Government ehonld prove its readiness to propose a substitute for Mr.Gladstone\u2019s reacted Irish bill.He thinks that if a large and final land purchase measure were patted with the consent of all parties, it would immensely lessen tbe diffionlty of giving Ireland a liberal Local Government measure.This matter, he eaya, will be openly discussed at the coming Eaater oonferenoe.Two fishing boats were swamped in a gale of Stornoway to-day and the twelve oocnpanta were drowned.Dublin, March 20\u2014Mr.O\u2019Mahony, editor of tbe T.pperary Nationalist, baa been sentenced to two months\u2019 imprisonment under the Crimea Act for intimidation.MANITOBA.Winvipkg, March 20.\u2014Tha last act in the Hatlie d tragedy was enacted yesterday morning, when the prisoner was sentenced to fifteen years in the penitentiary.The prisoner, who is a son of the paymaster-general of the Irish constabulary, is 32 years of agi.In the Spring-field rape cise Spence was found not guilty of tbe charge brought against him by his stepdaughter.Rumor has it that there will ke a reconstruction of the Local Cabinet very shortly.The fact that Messrs.Marlin and Jones are about to break up housekeeping in Winnipeg gives the color of truth to the report.Tbe City Council hat decided to build fourteen thousan 1 dollar market without public ball snd a by-law will be submitted to tbe people on the 20tb April.The infant son of Donald McQueen, of Wa.ella, while playing ii a pool of water two feet deep, wae drowned yesterday.A judicial district has been formed in southwestern Manitoba for county ecu t purposes with Manitou as its centre.Mis.Herbert, an old lady living near Gretns, waa pounded and kicked out of doors yesterd by two Meunonites who broke her leg and m treated her during her husband\u2019s absence.She is lying a', the point of death.Father Lacombe, tbe well-known Indian missionary, bas brought to light a case of big-my at McLeod- In 1883, George Cook came to this country from Montana, and since that time has // »/ Drink, weary Pilgrim, drink, I say, St.Leon drives all ills away.¦T.LEON, the most celebrated MINERAL WATER, for sale, wholesale and retail by GINGRAS.iLANGLOIS:* CIE., Oppositetbe Cardinalats.May 23,1888\tapl20-Lm PRANCE.Paris, March 20.\u2014M.Antoine was enthusiastically greeted on bis arrival here tbia evening.Five thousand persons were assembled at the depot aod there werefreqnent shoots of \u201cVive Antoine;1* \u201cVive La France,\u201d Vive La République,\u201d etc.There were several deputies and members of the municipal council present.Delegates ot vsriou* patriotic societies cordially welcomed M.Antoine, who, in the couse of hia reply, said that to Alaace was due all the honor of his reception.The crowd wai so demonstrative in welcoming M.Antoine, ohat great diffionlty was experienced ia passing through tbe ¦treats.\u2019 A banquet will be given to M.Antoine ou Friday.Le Paris says : \u201cA group of holders of Société des Métaux shares have applied to the civil tribunal to dissolve the company, in order if possible to prevent the concern going into bankruptoy.It is believed a judicial liquidator will be appointed immediately.\u201d The atatutes of the new Comptoir National d\u2019Escompte fix tbe capital at 40,000,000 francs.The capital may be increased, however, and it will probably *oon be doubled.The Temps says : \u201cM.De Normandie will accept tbe presidency of the new Comptoir National d\u2019Escompte if the post is offered to him.\u201d In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, M, Chevillotte gave notice of an interpellation regarding the Comptoir d\u2019Escompte, eepeoially with reference to the assistance given to the company by tbe Bank of France.AUSTRIA.Pksth, March 20\u2014When Herr Von Tisza arrived at tbe Lower House of the Hungarian Diet this morning, a large crowd groaned and hissed at him, shooting \u201cGet oat, resign.\u201d On leaving the Chamber, Herr Von Tisza was hooted at and pelted with stoues by a group of bis opponents.Au altercation took place in the House between Herr Polonyi and Herr Kroitaik.The Îuarrel will probably lead to a *doel.The louse held a secret sitting to ditousa the matter.Vienna, March 20- Ex King Milan of Ser via had a long interview to-day with Count Kalooky, Imperial Foreign Minister, and Herr Von 8zocgyeni of the Foreign Office.Milan looks pale and carewarn.Daring the day he visited the tomb of Crown Prince Rudolf.He was much affected, wept and trembled violently.He placed a wreath upon tbe tomb.ITALY.Home, March 19.\u2014At tbe banquet yesterday, Cardinal Paroocbi, the Pope's Vicar, said tnat if in the future it should become necessary for the Pope to leave Europe, he would find a sure refuge among the American Bishops who would receive him With honorable hospitality.GIBRALTAR.Gibraltar, March 20\u2014Two British ironclads have sailed to join the squadron at Tangier.Tbe Sultan's reply to Eoglaud\u2019s demand regarding the cable and other matters is daily expected.SPAIN.Madrid, March 20\u2014In the Senate to-day Senor Moret, Minister of the Interior, said the Government had no knowledge of a scheme to sell Cuba to the United States.He declared there was not enough money m the whole world to buy the smallest portion of Spanish territory, aod that if necessity should arise, Spaniards would know how to defend their country\u2019s soil.«toebec Hr© Alarm \u2019reiegrapli.CORRECTED LIST OF SIGNAL BOXES 8T.LOUIS WARD.Box No.1.\tSte.Ursule street.Central Station.2.\tCorner of St.Ann and D\u2019Auteoil streets.3.\t\u201c Des Glissons and St.Genevieve streets.4.\t\u201c H&ldimand and St.Louis.5.\tDesjardins and St.Ann streets.6.\t\u201c Baade and Port Dauphin streets.39.Academy of Music.PALACE WARD.7.\tCorner of Hébert and Rampart streets.8.\tCorner Ste.Famille and Hebert streets 9.\tQuebec Seminary.12.\tCorner St.John and Collins streets.13.\t\u201c Palace and McMahon streets.14.\t\u201c St.John and Stanislas street* CHAMPLAIN WARD.15.\tDinning\u2019s Ship-Yard, Champlain street 16.\tTaylor?Grocery, Champlain street.17.\tFire Station, Champlain street.21.Giblin\u2019s House, Champlain street.23.\tOpposite Queen\u2019s Wharf, Champlain at.ST.PXTKR 8 WARD.24.\tCorner Dalhouaie and Arthur streets.25.\t\u201c Mountain Hill and St.Peter st.26.\tFire Station, Sanlt-ao Matelot street.27.\tCorner Dambourgea and St.Paul streets 31.\tLemesurier\u2019s Factory, St.Paul street.32.\tFire Station, St.Paul\u2019s Market.76.Prineesa Louise Embankment.JAOQ CXS\u2014CABTIKR WARD.34.Comer Des Prairies and St Dominique its Des Fosses and Bridge streets.St.Vaiier and Chapel streets.Church and St.Joseph streets.Station.Comer Dorchester and N.D.des Anges treets.St.Vaiier and Belleau streets.Colomb and Nelson streets.St.Anselme and St.Joseph a ta.48.\t\u201c\tArago and Turgeon streets.ST.ROCH 8 WARD.28.\tComer St.Francois and Chapel streets.29.\tBertrand\u2019s Lumber Yard, Church street.38.Corner Dorchester and Commiaaionars ste.46.\t\u201c\tCaron and Queen streets.47.\t\u201c\tQueen and Crown streets.49.\t\u201c\tPrincs Edward and Grant streets.51.\t\u201c\tQueen and Bridge streets.52.\t\u201c\tSt.Dominick and St.Francis sts 53.\t\u201c\tDorchester and Ryland streets MONTCALM WARD.10.Comer D\u2019Artigny and Ste.Julia streets.54.\t\u201c\tArtillery and St.Eus tache streets 56.\t\u201c\t8t.Augustin and St.Patrick sts.57 Fire Station, St.Patrick and Berthelot streets.58.Comer Grande Allée aod Scott streets.61.\tCorner Dartigny and St.Amable streets 62.\tSt.Amable street (Bon Pasteur.) 63.\tGrand Allee (St.Bridget\u2019s Convent.) 73.\tParliamentary Buildings, Grande Allee.74.\tCorner St.John and St.Eustaohe streets.ST.JOHN S WARD 18.\tComer St.John and Sutherland streets.DeUgny and St.Olivier streets, 35.36.\t\u201c 37.\t\u201c 41.\tFire 42.\t\" 43.\t\" 46.\t\u201c PARIS EXHIBITION.NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.During the progress of the \u201cUniveml Exhibition of 1889 \u2019 those of our readers who may find themselves in Paris and wish to be kept informed of the news from Canada can read the Ideal number* of the \u201cOHRONIOLE\u201d in the office of our correspondents, Mbssbs.AMEDEE PRINOE à CO., 86, me Lafayette, PARIS.Oanad'sns may have th> ir letters, paper*, etc,, addressed to the osre of Misais.AMEDEE PRINOE A OO.Mmssbs.AMEDEE FRINGE A OO.Oom-miaeion Merchants, will place their purchasing bouse at the disposal of everybody wishinglto '8 their medium.February 5 18e9.19.64.65 67.71.72.75.ything before he resorted to the stage ia despair^ Dry goods, the law, medioiue, everything in abort which ____pursue, he tried ia succession, only to discover that he wss a square peg in a round hole.SWITZERLAND.Berne, March 20\u2014Three more students have been arrested here for complicity in the illicit manufacture of bombs.BELGIUM.Brussels, March 20\u2014The Agricultural Leagues Federation has unanimously adopted a resolution favoring the imposition of import duty upon all agricultural implements NEWFOUNDLAND, St.Johns, March 20\u2014The steamer \u201cWolf\u201d has arrived from the seal fishery with 28,000 seals.All eastern steamers are loaded aggregating 200,000 seals.This is an uo usually early arrival, the fishery having opined only on March 10.The number of seals reported taktn already is io excess of last year's entire catch.The early retura will enable all the vessels to make another and perhaps a third trip.That tired, debilitated feel\u2019ng, so peculiar to Spring, indicates depraved blood.Now is tbe time to prove the bineficial effects of 4yer Sarsaparilla.It cleanses the system, restores physical energy, and infuses new life and vigor into every fibre of the body.\u2022elignj St.John and Sala berry streets.Ste.Claire and Richelieu streets^ St.John and Cote Ste.Genevieve streets.Robitailla and Latonrelle streets, St Augustin and St.George sts, St.Eustache and Richelieu streets L.P.Brunblle, Superintendent.CARTER'S ITTLE IVER PILLS.GURE lek neadacho and relieve all the troubles Indent to a bilious, state of the system, such as izzlnoss, Nausea, Drotvsinees, Distress after .ting.Pain In the Side, ko.While their most remarkable success has been shown in curing Hea 6.P0 Joseph.4.1889 Mixed frem B, du Loup.Mail from R d«t L*np RAILWAY Mixed from SI Joseph.Fxprei* from Sherbrooke, E OHLY GENUINE 1) I LsWsu ITEU; a'nwtl Pot îut f'xn.Ko wArtr t U*td by tAouwxla of S 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Organs !\u2014A Lavigoo.?miE Will be ready THIS DAY, (Thursday,) at 11 A.M.It will contain London\u2019s Great Demonstration ; The Origin of the French Insti-tnte ; Furious Winds and High Tides ; Literary Notices ; Annual Meeting of the Women\u2019s Christian Association ; St.Patrick\u2019s Literary Institute Concert ; A Sharp Review of Abbe Casgrain\u2019s Book ; Sir Julian Pauncefote ; The Nonrse Mystery ; The James Bay ; Column for the Ladies ; Sporting News ; Poetry ; Onr Chess Column; Editorial Matter ; Local, Shipping and Telegraphic News.Price, Five Cents.For sale at This Office, and at all the News Depots.March 21.1889.PBEC.TBllSftR MARCH 21,188$ ZLTOTIOIEL The qttpbkc skating rink hav- iog olcaad for the Hetaoo, partie* haring Skates at the Rink will please have same removed at occi.Notice is hereby given to all pereoas having claims agaioat the QUEBEC SKATING ASSOCIATIOM t> preeeat them wdhoat delay to tbs Trees or £r, Mr.A.W.Colley, Custom Hrese, Qua.ec.By order, ROBERT 0.WELCH, Hon.Secretary Quebec Skating Association.* March 11.1889.________________0_ To be Let, T?R0M 1st MAY NEXT, TOE -I- oomfortable Two-Story Stone S « « im Dwelling, No.133, St.An oe Street, C1&2H near Esplanade, eontaining all oco a-em improvemeota, now ooeopied by Mr.Hy.Harris.\t____ H.0.AUSTIN, Notary.March 31,18«9.\tFp A LBOTUBB «VIUL 81 DKLTVUUED 18 TH8 ACADEMY OF MUSIC -ON \u2014 TMaiE7em£,M21sl, -BY\u2019 THE- Very M The DM OF QUEBEC, STTBJSOTl r ii With Musical ni utrations by the Choir of the Cathedral, under the direction of M>*.E.A.Bishop.SW To eenmence at 8 o\u2019clock.Admission, S5ets.; Reserved *\t\" Box Plan at Capt.O.E.Holiwell\u2019s.March IS, 1889.________________ Crown Stamp Works EVERY VARIETY OF Stir-Inking, Lever and Dating Stamps, Brass Wneel Datera, Numbering Xaeliines, &c.,\t&\u20ac., See, Wm Sips fl{ If err 111 KAOB OF A FEW HOUES FOTIOB.^We defy competition in Prices or Quality of Work.IDOiT\u2019T me TIME ami MONEY by aeodiog your den to Montreal when you can have better ORE DONE IN QUEBEC.KM-NO PEDDLARS NMPLO YED.^k r.J.MOORE & Co., Y.M.C.A.BUILDING.«\u2022lower town orders*» CAN BE LEFT WITH THE QUEBEC EXGRAYIKG CO, 125, ST.PETER STREET.March 30.1889.apl20 1TOTIOE3.Notice ib hereby given to all thoee having any claims against the Estate of late Rev.THOMAS AUBERT dz GASPS, to present tnem, duly atteste*, to the undersigned Executor within a month from the present data.All debtors te the said Estate are likewise held to settle with the undersigned within the same date.19th March, 1889.C.E.CARRIER, Ptre., Executor, Levis College.ItsrcfcaO, 1889.Am WANTED, Good pattern-makers on machinery WORK.Apply to CARRIES, LAINE ft COM Levis.March 20,1888.L WANTED.Wanted, three experienced CO dMERClAL TRAVBLLERa for the Boot and dh* Trade.Most have good reoomnr.end «turns.HERE AND THERE.To-day Col.O\u2019Brivx will likely more his anti-Jesuit resolutions in the House of Commons.The Colonel is not a hotheaded Orangeman, but a kindly and gentlemanly man.He supports, moreover, the Conservative party.A good many persons believe that the Colonel\u2019s resolutions will be full of pepper and salt and mustard.We do not think that they will be highly spiced, for though the Colonel is a good Protestant, he is also a very excellent Conservative, and we may be sure he will move no embarrassing resolutions.In the Dominion Cabinet we have six zealous Roman Catholics.The leader of the Opposition is a zealous Roman Catholic.Neither side wishes to see the House divided on this question.We feel certain therefore that the resolutions will be only apologies for resolutions.They will mean very little, but by introducing something against the bill, Col.O\u2019Briex will meet the wishes of the ultra-Protestant party about halfway, and that is always a point gained.The precise value of such points is another question.In Ontario there is some excitement about the Jesuits bill, but it is mainly confined to the newspapers and a few clergymen of certain denominations.One prominent church, if not two, has declined to take any part in the agitation.In the Maritime Provinces the question is not mentioned at all, either in the churches or in the newspapers.Manitoba has not spoken for or against the bill, either in her press, or in her pulpit and platform.British Columbia has not taken up the parable yet, aud the great North-West i* trying to provide homes for immigrants instead of plunging her people into a vexatious dispute.As for Quebec, what is going on in relation to the Jesuits bill ) The measure has passed both Houses of Parliament.Hardly a newspaper has dealt with the subject, and among the people little of an adverse character has been said.And yet Quebec is more interested in the question than a dozen Ontarios.All the talk comes from the Western Province, and we feel bound to say that that talk is not wholly sincere.The Mail, up to a certain date, was the only really great paper that took the subject up, and rode the Protestant horse after the manner of GzoBon B&Own in his young days.Three or four days ago the Globe executed somersault on the subject, but the people only lasghed.And Mr.J.D.Edgar, M.P., the real power behind the throne, has come out strongly sgsinst the Globe's course.The Globe, since it publish ed Mr.Edoar\u2019s letter has been engaged in trying to maintain its position, though its arguments are weak and puerile, and no one believes that its opinions were changed solely because a law paper published an article on the subject The Liberal party dare not follow the Globe on this question.Mr.Edoar was prompt to set that Mr.Lauribr is in favour of the bilL He is the leader of the Opposition.On this question, he would resign his position- Sir Richard Cartwright is, of course, available, but where would the French Canadian contingent be, wereLAURlRR to be deposed in order that Cartwright might gratify his ambition f They would be found supporting Sir John Macdonald, whose Government has not disallowed the bill.And this leads us to remark that the Globe of 1889 is much stupider than the Globe of 1885*86, when it played, and backed and filled with the Rise question.Iu the meantime, it will be interesting to read the text of Col O\u2019Brish\u2019s resolutions.Following is the text of the declaration submitted to the House of Assembly, the other morning by the ex-Ministers, on the Ross-Taihox-Hamel-Whelan affair \u201cWe, the undersigned, make the following declaration : We were the only members ot the Ross Government.We have taken communication of the article pubr lished in fEZrrteur of Thursday, 7th March, aud quoted at length in the votes and proceedings of the \"House for the same day.This article is wholly untrue.Neither the Ross Government nor any of its members made to Whelan or to Charlebois, either directly or indirectly, through any third person, proposals of the nature of those mentioned in the article.Neither the Rosa^Government nor any of its members, ever promised, either directly or indirectly, through any third person, to admit the legitimacy of the coutesbed claims which these two contractors asserted that they had against the Government, ou the sole condition that they would subscribe to the Conservatives\u2019 election fund.Neither the Ross Government nor any of its members, either directly or indirectly, through any third person, ever had any interview or came to any understanding whatsoever with these two contractors with reference to their contested claims for the purpose of bribing the electors, or even for the purpose of obtaining subscriptions of any kind whatsoever, either on the eve of the general election of 1886 or at any other time.If any interviews were had or agreements made between these two contractors and Mr.T.Hamel, the Ross Government|is entirely ignorant thereof, and so is e^ch of us.allowing the company to find by the issue of further debentures, such amounts as are required for the construction or acquisition of branch lines and extensions is struck out.There are also other changes, but these are the material amendments.A DRILL SHED AT VICTORIA.Sir Adolphe Caron had a call from CoL Prior, M.P., who interviewed him in regard to the drill shed at Victoria.He asked the Minister of Militia if he could not put a sum in the estimates to build the shed and to have it so arranged that the Government would guarantee the rent.If he did this, the military authorities in Victoria would then borrow the money to build the same.The Minister said that he would cousider the matter.THE JESUITS ESTATE QUESTION.Without waiting for the formal moving of Mr.Barron\u2019s motion on the Jesuit question, the Government has brought down the papers in the case, which include the act of the Quebec Legislature, the disallowance of which is demanded in certain quarters ; the communication of the Quebec Government asking the intentions of the Dominion Government respecting the act ; a copy of the Order-in-Couucil based on Sir Jno.Thompson\u2019s report in favor cJ leaving the act to its operation ; copies of memorials in favor of disallowance, and the Minister of Justice's report that nothing in them contained reasons to warrant his altering his opinion reported to Council, that the matter in question being a fiscal one, it was purely within the control of the Quebec Legislature, and other prpers.The documents are now in the printers hands and will be distributed among the members without delay.ment was suspended.A laborer for blaspheming was condemned to one month.Accident\u2014On Tuesday afternoon Mr.Germain Lepioe, jr., undertaker, while proceeding along Champlain street in a cariole, w is thrown out of nis vehicle by his horte .running away, in consequence of beial' struck by an avalanche of snow and ico from the roof of the Queen\u2019s store.Mr.Lepioe sn^tained several injuries, amongst them a fraot ire of the leg, which will neoeseitate his remaining j in the house for some time.NDTES FROM THE CAPITAL.{From Our Own Correspondent.) CUOTOM DUTIES ON INLAND TION.TRANSPORTA- NOTES AND NEWS.LOOAL AND OTHERWISE, HERB AND ELSEWHERE.Prorogation.The present session of the Legislature will be prorogued by His Hooor the Lieut.-Gov ernor at 3 o\u2019clock this afternoon.Personal intelUgenoe.Hon.P.J.O.Chauveau, Sheriff of Mon treat, is in town.A large natnbur of metnbera left town yes terday for their homes.Mr.Achille Carrier left town yesterday for New York en roule for Europe.Judge and Mrs.Chanveau, Mr.Ulrio Tes sier, Miss Blanche Thibaudeao, Hon, G Bresse and Mr.Jos.Turcotte leave to-day for Europe via New York.Mr.and Mrs.Lockwood left for England Sisterday afternoon.Wo understand that r.Lockwood is selling some mining lends in Beauce.He retnros to Qnebeo fat Jane ¦ext.place on Tuesday, when Hon.Mr.Foster asoves to go into Supply.> Municipal Election*)\u2014Mayor Laogelier has issued the proclamation for the elections whioh are to be held in St.Kooh'a, JAcqaes Csrtier and Si.John\u2019s wards.Nomination is fixed for the 38th March, and voting for the 4lh April, l.otwithstanding the action of the late members for St.Roch\u2019s and Jacques Cartier Wards, in insisting upon the acceptance of their resignation by the Council, it is reported Shat they are all candidates for re-election In St.John\u2019s ward, it appears that Mr.Damien Matte positively deolines re-election, and cons-qaently the names of Mr.Bussiere and Dr.Morin, are mentioned oe likely candidates for the seat.The Intercolonial Railway Tragedy.DETAILS or THE ACCIDENT.The passengers who were on board the wrecked Halifax express on Tuesday passed through the city yesterday morning en roule tor the Weet, being principally residents of Montreal and Toronto.Mr.Harry Wjlfop, commercial traveller, of Mootreal, remained over in town.Two Que becers were alto on board the train, Messrs, Jobidoox, mail oondnetor, and Belanger, an employe* of tbe firm of Ross ft Co.They add very little to the details of the accident already telegraphed.Mr.Jphidoux was as sorting letters at tbe time io bis oar, and was thrown by the sooident to the further end of the oar\t* Tbe engineers of the aoproasfcfog train* seem to have seen each other just in time to shut off steam, bat too late to avoid the fatal collision whioh ensued.Immediately striklog, the two engines reared several feet into the air and fell on each aide of the track in pieces.The baggage and express cars whioh followed the op train were smashed and the car whipn followed the down special was broken into fragmepta.It was evidently a refrigerator oar, ae sides of beef and quar ters of mutton were scattered in all directions.Immediately after the collision, work was begun in clearing the debris and getting out the killed, as it was feared fire would ensue.From tbe position of the bodies of the unfortunates it was evident their deaths had been instantaneous.Qf the four men killed outright, ojoj» was almost disembowelled ; another was hung by tbe neek to \u2022 fragment of the engine* while a third wae crashed in » frightful meaner.Ot the two wounded one of them, named Jolivet, is said to have since died.Mr.Whitney, the driver of tbe express, who was killed, was a son of the mechanical superintendent of the line, and was to have breo married jn » couple of weeks to a yonng lady ef River du Loup, where his body has been take*, The two Levesques, one of whoip was killed and the other woBoded, belonged to Rlmomki.Michaud, the condnetor, who is also among the killed, is supposed to have lived somewhere jn the Lower Provinces.Tibbe, the express messenger, badly wounded, belongs to St.John, R.R.A coroner\u2019s inquest on the body of ibp dead was opened at Rimooski yesterday.The passengers showed very little paoio and beheyed bravely.There were about two dozen on board, several of them being commercial travellers for Montre*! houses.The following was received by us l*et nfght by telegraph River du Loup, March 20\u2014Tbe bodtee of Condnetor Horace Miohand and Firemen Levesque and Fahey arrived here to-day by the op express from Rimooski, although not expected till this eveniog.Soon a crowd of friends gathered, hearses were sent for and they were brought to their respective residences, followed by their namerous friends.Conductor Michaud was married and leaves a wife and one child.Levesque and Fahey were both single.The body of Driver Whitney, who is a son oi Mr.Whitney, Locomotive Saperjatejadept pf the I.C.R.at Monoton, was sent down there last night.The verdict of the Coroner\u2019s jury on that sad accident was accidental death of the four victims.Dfivef Jolivet, Brakesman Leveiqoe *od Expresi Messenger Till are still io tb& hospital at Rimooski and doing well.ROUND TOWN.The Late: £ Local intelligence.Real Estate.\u2014The Bell Telephone Company has pauchaaed the Coté restaurant property, at the corner of Palace and St.John streets.AUdrese : P.O, BOX No.78, Sfc BWcb's, Québec.1199,\ts Ottawa, March 20\u2014Mr.W.Wain-wright, acting for tfie Montreal Board of Trade and the Grand Trunk Railway, had an interview with the Hon.Mr.Bowell, Minister of Customs, yesterday afternoon, relative to the duties as levied on inland transportation.The duties are now collected on the first cost of the goods with inland charges included.Mr.Waiuwright contended that duties should be levied on first coat of the goods without including inland charges.For instance, goods purchased in London and shipped from Liverpool, at presont pay duty on the first cost of the goods in London as well as on charges levied on said goods between London and Liverpool.He considers that the Government should abolish all charges on this kind of goods from European ports, and fall back to the policy of 1879.Thé Minister of Customs said that the matter would be duly considered.A STEAM LAUNCH FOR QUEBEC CUSTOMS.Mr.O\u2019Meara, acting Collector of Customs of Quebec, arrived yesterday and had an interview with the Minuter of Customs, Hon.Mr.Bowell.showing the advisability of the Customs authorities providing a steam launch for the port, the better to enable the Customs officers in the discharge of their duty to^board the ships in the harbor.THB CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY BILL which is to come up for the consideration of the Railway Committee on Friday, has been remodelled.A new feature intro-d uced into it is a provision that the debt conversion before taking effect must be agreed toby two-thirdaof the shareholders.In the former bill, a majority consent was all that was necessary.A change has also been made with regard to the disposition of the new debentures.The company is to be allowed te issue four per cent, stock to the estent of $109,000,000 as formerly proposed, and to boud the road for » further $2,500 » mile.But the clause Lecture.\u2014-There will bee lectors to day on the winter feeding of live stock St the stables of the Sacre Cœur, where there are thirty head of cattle.~Tfls Jacques Cartier Hall.\u2014Messrs.Robitaille, Bernier ft Bernier commenced yesterday to remove their merchandise into tbe Jacques Cat tier Hall.$|The St.Patrick\u2019s Soiree.\u2014In the notioe in yesterday's Chronicle of the St.Patrick\u2019s concert, onr reporter unintentionally omitted to state that the Dominion flag occupied a prominent place in the decorations.A Witness.\u2014Jean Rodrique who is required as a witness in an alleged case of arson that ocoarred in Beaace some time ago, has been brought out of tbe St.Vincent de Paul Penitentiary and taken to St.Joseph by High Constable Groaleau.Dominion Parliament.House of Commons.Public Accounts Committee.\u2014The Public Accounts Committee met yesterday and examined Mr.S.Lesage, with reference to the extra* on the new Court House and Parliament House for the purpose of making those buildings fire proof.Y, M.C.A.Nineteenth Anniversary.\u2014 The nineteenth anniversary meeting of the Quebec Young Men\u2019s Christian Association will be held in their rooms on Tuesday next, the 26th inst.The Revd.Jarasa Henderson of Montreal has kindly consented, to be present sod will deliver sn address on the above occasion.International Fair\u2014The ladies of the Women\u2019s Christian Association, propose holding sn international fair in the Academy of Music, on the 5th of April.As they are much in need of money to carry on their various charities, aod are naing every effort to make the fair a success, it is to bs hoped the public will cheerfully respond.Recorder's Court, Yesterday-«.Marie Barn**, an old and respectable woman, aged abont 70 years, having no relatives or friends, was arrested for loitering, and obtained three mouths at her own request.A young lad for ulfeiog another, pleaded guilty and judg- Ottawa, March 19.\u2014In the House of Com-moos to-day the debate on the Budget was resumed by Mr, Cookburn, M.P., Toronto.Mr.Cockburn is a firm believer in natioaal pro'eotion and opposed to schemes for Unrestricted Reciprocity or Commercial Union.He instituted a comparison to show that the varions Provinoes of Canada are enjoying greater prosperity than the varions States of the Union.The decline in land vaines in New York State from 1870 to 1880 s $270,000,000, while the Province of Ontario In the same period experienced an increase of $66,250,000.Three quarters of the farms of New York State are mortgaged.The American alleged aristocracy, he said, lived only for boodle, and he did not have anything kind to say about the plutocracy.AH that the Amerioans wanted was to get the trade of Canada, and give nothing in return.If Canada, as tbe Oppoeitiou contended, really wanted cloeer trade relationa, it would be better for them to look back to 1777.when the United States made her an offer whioh atlll holla good.This offer is an invitation to Canada to become a portion of the American Union, on the same terms as the States forming the Union.These resolutions ef Congressman Hitt were endorsed by the Canadian Liberals, who pretended to want only Unrestricted Reoipr oefty.\u201cHe made a miss\u201d laughingly interrupted Sir John.The reeolattons declared for'Commercial Union and this meant politioal Union, and thn Libérais could not deny it, Commercial Union svonld abolish Custom Houses, and discriminate agaioat Eoglacd in retorn for her sacrifices in favor of Canada.Continuing amidst interruptions, be held np an American Jfolitioal cartoon on whioh the Amerioan fiag triamphantly waved over the Union Jack and the fora* of prostrate British statesmen, and called on the Liberals to alter their oonrse if they were loyal subjects, and directed them to live under the folds of the Union Jack.Tbe United States dare set begin war, because any political party pm broiling that country aod Canada in a contest, would consolidate to min that party.The American Union conld not enter into restricted reciprocity with Cniada, because if she did it would be by violating treaties with other nations.Canada is not'for sale, and come weal, come woe, will work ont her own destiny.Mr.L.H- Dawes followed, he denied that the Liberals are any more disloyal (than the Conservatives, bnt said the disloyalty oomr plained of was a want of faith m the partion?lar policy of the administration.Measra.Madill, Hudspeth.Semple, Hag-gart, Paterson, Diokey and Weldon followed.A division was then oalled for, which resulted in Unrestricted Reciprocity being re?ject -d by a majority of 44- The division was as follows ; Yeas\u2014Messrs.Armstrong, Bain (Wentworth), Barron, Beausoleil.Bechard, Bernier, Borden, Bourassa, Bowman, Brien, Bnrdett, Campbell, Cartwright (Sir Richard), Casey, Cssgrain, Charlton, Ohoqoette, Choninard, Cook.Couture, Davi«s, Da Ut Georges, Deasaiot, Doyon, E^gar, Edward»,Elsenhauer, Ellis, Fisher, Flynn, Gauthier, Gümor, Godboct, Guay, Hale, Holton, Inoes, Jones (Halifax), Kirk, Landerkio, Laog, Langelier (Montmorency), Langelier (Quebec), Laurier, Lister, Livingston.Lovi.t, Macdonald (Huron), McIntyre, McMillan (Huron), McMullen, Meigs, Mills (Botbwell), Mitchell, Mu look, Neve a, Paterson (Brant), Perry, Platt, Brefonteine, Purcell, Rinfret, Robertson.Row and, ' die.Marie, $oriver.Sample, Somerville, Sutherland, Trow, Tur-oot, Waldie, Watson, Weldon (St.John).Welsh, Wilson (Elgin), Yeo\u2014Total 77, Nays\u2014Messrs.Andet, Bain (Sonlanges), Baird, Barnard, Bell, Bergeron, Bergio, Boisvert, Bowell, Boyle, Brown, Bryson, Burns, Cameron, Cargill, Carling, Carpenter, Caron, (Sir Adolphe), Chisholm, Cimon, Cochrane, {Cookbnrn, Colby, Corby, Cosigan, Coughlin, Conlombe, Curran, Daly, Daoust, Davin, Davis, Dawooo, Qepison, Desaolniera, Des- i\u2019ardins, Dewdney, Dickey, Dickinson, Dupont, i\u2019erguaon (Leeds and Grenville), Ferguson (Renfrew), Ferguton ( WelUod), Foster, Freeman, Gigault, Girouard, Gordon, Grandboie, Goillet, Hsggart, Hall, Hasson, Hickey.Hudspeth.Ives, Jamieson, Joncas, Jones (Digny).Kenny, Kirkpatrick, Labelle, La-bro'se, Landry, Langevin (Sir Hector), Lar riviere, Lepioe, Maodooald (Sir John), Mac-dowall, McCarthy, McCulla, Mo Dor, aid (Vic toria), McDougald (Pioton), MoDongal! (Cape Breton), McQreevy, MoKeen, McMillan (Vandrenil), McNeill, Madijl, Maps, Marshall, Mm>oq, Mills (Annapoli»), Moffat, Monorieff, Montplaisip, O\u2019Brien, Pattersoq (K«ex), Perley, Porter, Prior, Putaam, Rtopel, Robillard, Roome, Ross, Rykert, Sosrth, Shanly, Skinoer, Small, Smith (Onta.rio), Sproule, Stevenson, Taylor, Temple, Thompson (Sir John).Tapper, lyrwhitt, Vanasse, Wallace, Ward, Weldon (Albert), White (Cardwell), White (Renfrew), Wilmot, Wilson (Argenteuil), Wilson (Lennox), Wood (Brookville), Wood (Westororelsnd), Wiight, \u2014Total, 121.March 20\u2014The House got through considerable work to-day.Hon.Mr.Tapper in reply to Mr.Cook, saia an American engineer haj been employed for two monjthe last summer on a Government Steamer, tfie \u201cCrnfser.)1 on tbe upper lakes.Sir John Maolooiüd told Mr.Langelier that ha was not aware that tbs oolicctoe at the port of Three Rivera has levied duties on catalogues distributed gratuitously by booksellers residing at London and Paris, but if ha did, he was acting within the law.Sir John also told Mr.Langelier that the Postmaster at Three Rivers does not exact po^tag^ on newspapers and reviews addressed to persons yyho return them becanse they refuse to receive them.Mr.Beausoleil made a long speech, moving for copies of any order or regulation adopted by the Department of Marine and Fisheries, wfth a view to regulate fishing and to pat ipto force a system of licensing and taxing of lijhimj utensils in the Counties of Beythier, St.kHUiice, RioheHeu, Yamaska and Nioo-let, during tbe two yearj| eading 31st December, 1888.He said that this was an unfair tax on fisbermeo\u2019s implements.The same view was taken by Messrs, Lan-rier, Mitchell, Kirk, Jones and Eisenhaner.Hon.Mr.Tupper, in replying, obseived that this mo\u2019.ion involved the whole question of fiibiog licensee.Messrs.Beausoleil and Labells, bs thought, were asking a special favor for their constituents, hut he would take the matter into consideration, Mr.Edgar moved for copies of all docu-merits, papers, correspondence and telegrams relating to the seizure or the release of the American ship \u201cBridgewater\u201d at Shelburne.N.S., in the possession or control of the Gov-eromeot of Canada, fnoludieg all oorrespon-denoe whioh has taken place on tbe subject between Great Britain and the United States.After relating the oiroumttanoes of the seizure, he attacked the Minister of Customs, and said tbe mal-adminUtratiou of tbe Govern-ment brought Canada on the verge of war in 1886.He intimated that tbe Government would have to back down in this, as well as iu other matters involving inhospitable acts to the United States.The debate was adjourned.\u2019Mr.Boyle\u2019s bill to prevent the practice of fraud by tree peddlers and commission men in the tale of nursery stock, was pa°sed.Mr.Kirkpatrick\u2019s bill granting reciprocity iu wrecking in tbe inland waters of Canada, was read a third time and passed after *n hour\u2019s debate.The bill, as amended in Committee, is exactly the same as tbe American statutory offer.During the debate, Mr.John Charlton moved an amendment that reciprocity io towing be included in the bill.This was voted down by a vote of 108 to 56.Sir Hector Langevin was the only Cabi-net Minister who voted for the amendment.Mr.Charlton's second amendment, to unconditionally allow American tugs to tow rafts and steamers from ooe Canadian port to another Canadian port was also rejected.The debate on the Jeeult question takes THE SENATE.Hoo.Samuel H.Strong, one of the Puisne Judges of the Supreme Court of Canada, having been appointed to be Dsp ity to the Governor-GeneraltoassenttocerUin bills pansai during the present s-ssion of Parliament, at four o\u2019clock this afternoon proceeded to the Senate.Toe members of the Ssnate being assembled, the Deputy Governor was pleated to command the attendance of the members of the House of Commons.The following, amongst other bills were assented to in Her M jeity\u2019n name, by His Honor tbe Deputy of tiis Excellency tbe Governor-General on his behalf.Viz :\ti An act to make further provision respecting inquiries concerning public matters.An act respecting corrupt prec\u2019.ii'is in municipal affiiis.An act to permit the cor.d.tional release of first t(Finders in cert ûn cas**.An a t to am: nd \u201cTbe Wrights and Mr cauterizing powdor.No instrument or douche required lor its uce.Quickly Cores Headache, Foul Breath and etope all Droppings from the nasal psaeagee into tbe throat, aud excessive expectoration caused hy Catan h-\u201e Mnware of spurious, VforihJ«uw liuiUU««i*,aim-liar In name only.A-k for Nnssl Balm and take nothing else.To be had of all druggists, or gent by mall oa receipt of price (60c.end fl) by addressing FULFORD ft CO., Brocxvillc, Onr.A