Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 19 juillet 1879, samedi 19 juillet 1879

[" / Notices.^LLAH LINE Have a Contract with the Government ®f Canada for the conveyance of the CA» A DIAN and UNITED STATES MAIDS SUMMER IRRANGEMERTS.1879^ CO., ruly, 1S79, LLOK1K» 8 00 6 (Ki 6 CO 2 60 8 (IQ 600 i (o soo 1.8048 s eo 4 80 8W eo< nt\t\u2019« ÔÔ.6 00 nd\t e.\t \t6(H .\t6 00 \te oo \t6 Ot \t10 30 t»U-\t in*\tToo i eût\tT 00 Qtl\t \t8001 ag\t :ep-\t«00.teni\t6 00 \t CIO\t8 1' >tic< acd.York iteb- i via n 800 145 ÎM 200 200 200 2Î0 280 4 00 111 3H 100 8(0 TOO 7 Cl 335 SOO 300 1879* OüHinitn «niimiM*.\u2022\u2022\u2022»\u2022\u2022 - Clyde-built, Doable-Engine, Iron fateam Sardinian.«OOCapt.J.B.Dutton Hibernian .320O Capt.M.Trocks Caspian.2700 Capt.E.S.Watts.NestoHan'i.V.'.'.'.'.'.'aTOO Capt.J.G.Stephen.Prr»sfan .3000\tCapt.Jos.Eitchie.sJandinavian .3000 Capt.Hugh Wylie.Manitoban 7.7.8150 Cant.McDougall.Canadian.2800\tCapt.Neil McLean.Phranician.2800 Capt.James Scott Wafdensian .2600\tCapt.C.J.Mencies.Corinthian.2400 Capt.Legallais.Lucerne .2800 Capt.Kerr Acadian.1500\tCabel.Sewfoundland.1350 Capt.Mynne THE STEAMEES OF THE Liverpool Mail Lin© S iiling from Liverpool every TOUESDAT, aid from Quebec every bAIUEDAY nailing at Lough Foyle to receive on brard and land Mails and Passengers to and from Ireland and Scotland), are in-tmded to be despatched FKOH QUEBEC.Peruvian .Saturday,\tJuly\t12 Polynesian »r*m*>«\u2022 .Saturday,\tJu y Sarmatian.Saturday,\tJuly\t26 Circassian.Saturday, August 2 Sardinian.-,.Saturday, August » Moravian .Saturday,\tAugustlS Peruvian.Saturday,\tAugust23 BATES OF OCEAN PASSAGE.Cabin, according to accommodation, 170, $80 Intermediate.00 Steerage.The steamers of the Glasgow Line will sail from Quebec on or about each Thurs- Corinthian.July\t11 Manitoban.Juiy\t1?Lucerne.July\t25 Waldensian.August\t1 Phoenician.August\t8 Canadian .August\t15 Corinthian.-.August 22 M anito ban.;1 \u2022 The steamers of the Halifax Mail Line will leave Halifax for St.John\u2019s, Nfld., and Liverpool, as follows : Hioernian .July\t-2 Nova Scotian.August\t5 Caspian.August\t19 BATHS OF PASSAGE BETWEEN HALIFAX AND ST.JOHNS : Cabin.$20 00 | Steerage.$6 00 An experienced Surgeon carried on each Vessel.Berths not secured until paid for.Through Bills Lading granted in Liverpool, »nd at Continental Ports, to all points in Canada, and the Western States, h or Freight or other particulars, apply In Quebec to Allans, Eae & Co.; in Havre to John M.Cubbte, 21 Quai d\u2019Or-leans; in Paris to Alexander Huntek, 7 Eue Scribe ; iu Antweip to Au«.Schmitz A Co., or Kichaed Bebns ; in Eotterdam to Suva & Co.; in Hamburg to C, Hnoo ; in Bordeaux to James Moss A Co.; in Bremen to HeibnEupfel A Sons; in Belfast to Charley A Malcolm; in London to Montgomerie A Workman, 17 Gracechurch Street ; in Glasgow to James A Alex.Allan 70 Great Clyde Street; in Liverpool to Allan Bbothbbs, James Street ; in Chicago to Allan A Co., 72 La Salle Street.H.A A.ALLAN, Corner of Youville and Common Streets July 10\t14 AJVB DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.YOL.LXXI.\u2014NO.17 i MONTREAL.SaTURDaï, JULY 19, 1879.Price 2 Cents fljolxcgg.WHITE SJAR LINE.Sailing at Cork Harbour, Ireland, CAEEYING BKITISH AND AMEEICAN MAILS.St;\"' Baltic.Thure., Britannic.Sat., Adriatic.Xhurs., Germanic.Sat.Eepublic .Thura., Celti#.Sat., 3STEW ROUTE.MPORTANT TO iMPORTÈRS AND SHIPPERS.THE Great Western Steamskip Line JO IC.contain! th MAPS of all > prinrpal tVAY and lTION and Bookiellw i Trains aid enta.H A BROS., d Proprietors.,t, Montbvh Montreal to Bristol.(AYONMOUTH DOCKS.) Eunning in connection with the Grand Trunk Eailway Company of Canada, composed of the following New and First-class Steamers GOVINO.2 032 Tons Eegister.BELSIZE.1,768\t\u201c EIVEESDALE.2,009\t\u201c\t\" The SteamshipKIVEBSDALEis intended to be despatched for Bristol about the 21st JULY.This Line of Steamers will open to the Canadian Shippers the M idland.Southern and Western Counties of England and Wales, and other large markets hitherto monopolized by the Americans.The Importer will also find it a more economical and quicker route for London or Liverpool for many kinds of Goods, but especially Iron, Hardware, Ac.These steamers will have special facilities for the carriage of Butter, Cheese, Boxed Meats, and other perishable goods, and the greatest care in handling same, will be taken at both ends of the route.They have also first-class facilities for the carriage of a limited number of Horses, Cattle and Sheep.Intending Shippers should make immediate application, considerable engagements having already been made.Good accommodation for a limited number of Cabin Passengers.For Bates of Freight and Passage, apply to EOBEET EEFOED A CO., 23 and 25 St.Sacrament St., Montreal.Or to MAEK WHITWILL A SON, The Grove, Bristol, T .,,\tEngland.July il\t91 ROSS MEDKW, LONDON LINE OF STEAMERS.H REMEDY: \u2022ly TRADE Mint by \u201c SSJERVIOJE .2\u2019588\tTons\tRegister OCEAN KING.2,449\t\u201c\t\u201c EEL KING.2,178\t\"\t\" Thc splendid new first-class\tfull power Ml)#*\tSteamer ERL KING.A 100 (High- tkirtyVeM*\test (jiass at Lloyds), is intended to sail from rmahlA\tMONTREAL FOR LONDON, n our pamP1! '*\t\u2019 d free oy\ton ecific Medici»e« TUe 1st AUGUST Next, ll'be sent hV® f^)nln^iGoo Ports 011 tie Conti lent l»vari\u2019 and other ripe!V0-rtui\t\u2019 ^ tjr Medit®\u2019 - larinersû ^ nr, For Freight and Passas*.1 AC.wdi'1,c Comnanv\u2019a\t;asage S.C., iSSSt'* No.4°Bowat al Ul; EfTHt {\u2018'Vï© sissfe Company\u2019s Office chas.g.fbanckSX^P 0rto THOS.WILSON 58\tv .UJSil July 19 0018 Wavier Street 31 PROVIDED WITH EVES?SOBERS IMPEOVEMENT.Sailing between NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL, via Queenstown, are appointed to leave as follows:\u2014 Baltic.Sat., July 19, at 4.C0 p,m.Britannic.Sat., July 26, at 10.30 a.m.Adriatic.Thurs., July 31, at 3.00 p.m.Celtic.Sat., Aug.9, at 10.00 a.m.RBPUELlG.Thur*., Aug.14.at 2.30 p.m.Aug 31, at 7.30 p.m.Aug.30, at 4 ©0 p.m.Sept.4, at 7.00 p.m.Sept.13, at 3.00 p.m.Sept.18, at 6.30 a m.Sept.27, at 3.00 p.m.SALOON PASSAGE.New York to Liverpool and Queenstown 0 and $109 gold.Return Tickets, $145 and $176 gold.Tickets to London, $7, and to Paris, $20, gold, additional.Children between one and twelve years, half-price.Infants free.Servants, $50.These Steamers do not carry Cattle, Sheep or Pigs- STEERAGE PASSAGE.Montreal to Liverpool, London, Londonderry, Queenstown, Glasgow, Belfast, Bristol or Cardiff, $26.50.Prepaid $28.50.Passengers taking the \u201cWhite Star Steamers,\u201d as a rule, arrive in London in 9i days from New York.Passengers booked, via Liverpool, to all parts of Europe at moderate rates.For further information and passage, apply to E.J.COET1S, Agent, 37 Broadway, New York.Or to B.J.OOGTIILIN, Sole Agent, 26 St.Sulpice street, Montreal.July 12\t15* DOCT^IaDSOlff\u2019S CLYDE LINE OF STEAMERS.CAIV^kHIAIM SSJEKVIOE COLINA.2,000\tTong\tEegister EIRENE.2,000\t\u201c CYBELE.2,000\t\u201c\t\" The splendid new first class full power Screw Steamer CYBELE, A 100 (Highest class at Lloyds), is intended to sail from MONTREAL FOR GLASGOW.The ««tlx of JULY Next.Taking Goods at Lowest Through Bates from all parts of Canada and the W estera States of America.Special facilities for Butter, Cheese.Boxed Meats.&e., and also for a limited number of HORSES.CATTLE and SHEEP, for which immediate application must be made.Will be followed by one of the above first-class Steamers every alternate week from Montreal and Glasgow thereafter curing the season.Splendid accommodation for a limited number of Cabin Passengers.For Bates of Freight and Passage, apply to EOBEET EEFOED & CO., 23 and 25 St.Sacrament St., Montreal.Or DONALDSON BRO., 67 Great Clyde St., Glasgow.July 17\t81 DOMINION UNE OIT S\u2019I'JKAMLSHXiP» j Running in connection with the CArtind Tmnlx Hallway of Uanada.Tons Ontario,.3,200 Mississippi,.2,250 Teutonia .2,150 St.Louis .2,000 Dominion,.3,200 Texas.2,350 DATE OF Tons.Quebec.2,259 Borossia.2,150 Brooklyn.8,500 Building\u2014 Montreal.3,20t Toronto.8,200 SAILING.Steamers will sail as follows FROM QUEBEC.DOMINION.nth July MISSISSIPPI.ibth July BROOKLYN.2«th July QUEBEC.2nd\tAug.1EUTON1A.9th Aug.TEXAS.16th Aug.Rates of Passagefor the Sammer Months- CABiN.-Quebec to Liverpool, $50 and $60; Return, $90 and $100.No Steerage taken.Through Tickets can be had at all the principal Grand Trunk Railway Ticket Offices m Canada, and Through Bills of Lading are granted to and from all parts of Canada.For Freight or Passage, apply, in London, to BowriEg.Jamieson & Co., 17 East India Avenue ; in Liverpool, to Flinn, Main & .°wtg?.m?Ty> 24 James street ; in Quebec, to W.M.M aepherson ; at all Grand Trunk Railway Offices ; or to DAVID TOEEANCE & CO., \u201eT , \u201e\tExchange Court.°-Julr 3_________________\t89 1879.LONDON, 1879 Quebec and Montreal.TEMPERLEY LINE.Composed of the following First-class Steamships :\u2014 SCOTL AND.2,645 Tons MAEK L ANE.2 095\t\u201c SOUTH TYNE.1 519\t\u201c THAMES.1,687\t\" , The Steamers of this Line are intended to be despatched from QUEBEC for LOIN COIN AS FOLLOWS: Marl* La.no.Thursday, 12th June.Scotland.Saturday, 21st June.Çe.rUfieâtes issued to persons desirous of bringing out their friends.CnnHn^8*1 8 of Lann Am.car Co.Mot.Loan ÆMorte Co.N Montreal Bmid\u2019g Ass\u2019n.sealing and Fishing.Academy of Music.Royal Canadian Ins.Co.Can.Landed Credit Co.Globe Printing Co.Dominion Stock 6p-c.Dominion stock 6p.c.Dominion Bonds.Dom.Tel.6 p.c.stg Bdr Gov.Deb 6 p.c.stg.Gov.Deb.6 p.c.cy.Gov.Deb.5 p.c.stg.Gov.Deb.5p.c.cy.Mtl.Harbor ex p.c.Brls Mtl.Harbor 6 p.c.Bds 9.T.R.T p.c.stg.Bonds.C.& St.L R.6 p.c.Bond\u201d do s p.c.cy.do Montreal 6 o.c.Bonds.Montreal W.W.Bonds.Montréal!p.c.Stock.Montreal 6 p.c.Stock.EXCHANGE.Bank, co days.N.T.Gold Drafts.Sterling Ex.m N.Y.$900 40 *50 $100 50 100 35 100 60 100 60 60 3 30 60 100 50 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 4 40 50 100 60 40 100 5XP.C p.c 3XP.C 3XP-C p.c 1 p.c p.c p.c P.\u2018 p.c p.c 3XP-C p.c 100 mo 60 60 .00 100 100 600 n.P !S*X $2X SO * 3 P-C 2XP-C ¦ P-C p.c p.c sxp.r p.c p.c P 0 D.C iMpc P.c p.c 6p.C 4D.C »P.â-1 i a © .GO u T8 iov T4X 104 90X 10 43 Ü5X 4XP.C £ a ¦ .« a 134X \u2019so\" T5 106X MX T*x It* 88 89X ¦;*x 83 113X T6 103X MACDOUGALL & DAVIDSON Stock Brokers LIVE STOCK MARKETS.Chicago, July 16.\u2014Hogs\u2014Receipts 12,000 head ; shipments, 4,500 bead ; market dull and lower; mixed at $3.20@$3.50 ; light at $3.85@$4.05 ; choice heavy at $3.70@$3 95 ; light Philadelphias firm, bat closed weak ; many mixed left over.Cattle Receipts, i.^OOhead; shipments 2,000 head ; prime plenty and easy at $4.80 ($$5.25 ; fair to good shipping slow at $3.90 @W-60; butcher\u2019s flat; cowsat $1.75@$3 80 bulla at $2(g$2.80 ; Texans in lighter supply and holders firmer at $2.30@|3.Shsep firmer.HAVANA MARKET.Havana, July le.\u2014Spanish gold, 212}-g 212}, Exchange quiet, hut firm ; cn the United States, 60 days gold 8}(§9 premium ; short sight, do , 9}@10 premium ; on London, 20}@2G} premium ; on Paris, C(g6} premium.Sugar active and firm , muscovado sugar, common to fair, 5} @6} reals gold per aerobe ; molasses sugar.Nos.7 to 10, at 5|@6| reals.HALIFAX MARKETS.HALIFAX, July 18.\u2014The movement of fish inward this week ha« not been so heavy as it wa* last week, and the shipments also have been less iu dry-fish, but we have sent out nearly as much mackerel as we received.A large part of the fish now coming in will be held in store, both for perfecting the cure in many cases, and also on the varying chances of the market.Only two cargoes moved out to the West Indies, while the only movement to the States was of 1,732 brls mackerel and 74 brls salmon for Boston.Dry Fish\u2014Receipts for the past week were 11,018 quintals, and shipments, all to the West Indies, were 2,131 quintals.Cod\u2014Has sold ex vessel as low as $3 90, and the prices ranges .at $4 @ $4 25 perjqntl.Arrivals now coming in and light shipments will reduce these figures, Mackerel-Unchanged, and grades under large and medium 3 s are weak ; receipts for the week were 2,645 brls, almost entirely from near ports, and shipments 2,239 brls of which 507 brls.went to the West Indies\u2019 and the remainder to Boston.Herrings\u2014 Have been quiet, with little trade ex-vessel the last week, the receipts being only 203 brls., and shipments 325 brls., all of which were in West India cargoes.Alewives\u2014 Were in fair request; receipts, 385 brls., and the shipment was of 150 brls.to Jamaica.Salmon\u2014Are as high as $16.Cod Oil\u2014Is quiet, and shipments have been nil, while the receipts were only 2,100 g liions.Floue\u2014Has advanced again, and prices are uncertain in the Western markets.There is very little Flour in store, only 2,145 brls.having come in during the past week, 945 of which arrived from Boston, but it is believed that a good deal is on the way.Coenmbal\u2014Unchanged, and arrivals have been only 873 brls.Oats\u2014Of Prince Edward\u2019s Island grades are scare, and would go higher if it were not for the presence of the large quantity of Quebec of alow grade in the market.The receipts of Oats in the week were 1,500 bushels from Prince Edward\u2019s Island, and this quality is quoted at 50 cents, the highest figura.Some Cape Breton Oats touched nearly as good a market.Sugab\u2014Firm, and the Boston markets seem likely to advance.The stocks at the four ports on the 11th were 144,061 tons, against 86,178 tons in 1878, but the call for Refined makes the demand a good one.Against importations our receipts in this port were 317 hhds, 48 bbls and 3 tierces- MARKETS by telegraph, TO THE MONTBEAL HERALD, MARINE IHTELLICEHCE SHIPPING AND WEATHER.PORT OF MONTREAL.Arrivals\u2014July 17, SteiFrS!,v Pri^ce ,EJwai'd.832, Robert F raser, master, from Pictou, H Dobell \u201c °0\u2019 agents, coal.July 18.1'froin\t, Island\u20149.46 o\u2019 T o\u2019clock F.M.Price of Passage (going children under 10 years, 3 unis free.May 30 f CLENDINNENC\u2019i MaYUm All the Latest I1N July 17 H& A ALLAN, Agents.* m 169 TO JttEJNT, r|\u2019\"e Premises st present occupied Hill by the Mechanics\u2019 Bank, either in 1 part or the whole.Apply at the Bank.T ,\tP.S.STEVENSON.July 15\tel67 TO la HI T, __\tlurge Room in the front part ïïiij of the Ukraud Building, and an- !àak?tll-cr wc!1 8uited for li»h*\u2019 wanufac-\u2014^hiring, in rear.Steam power if necessary.Apply at the Office, 155 st.James Street.January TO I-KT, The Whole of the Fi-rt Fln> I the Herald Building Very it |i^able for Law Chambers ; heated by SsSs*8tflnm- Apply cn the premises.* January 23 Persons who have\t^ »*¦ NOT WORK, will do well w the \u201cSiw (lleIldinneIg\u201d^ll,, [ GUARANTEE OUR F118 WORK OB IV o 1* COlAi\u2019 ACADIA GOAL m\ttO U The undersigned it from this celebrated^\tat,,,-) board at Pictou.or or elsewhere.STEAM» At .1NG AND GRATE COAL»-The \u201c Acadia \u201d Coal I» 0gttlp^ no clinkers, and is free, c\u201ein2 ^ with a bright flame, lea',lu8 ,, .JM gjJU does not fly.For Steam purposes this leavih?n, Manufactufi^\u2019 , is Coal is uMiv^JI May 28 Q has M.A latt T lakt JJOOI A has ing was A whi< date nine A o\u2019clo half delu; the s Tb dinrn tatioi Gove mem Ar endei bogui Int here overt put o night and about of thi wbicl yacht to risi toine, ing, q and, ed in list ol Octav Louis Gauvi nand THE Ott erectic Pembi and w Dur Tuppe charge the Pu Mr.the w.Pacific retarde weathe Mr.( positio renden Frazer, The: will as close c upon s< Oompti Columl sittings It is will be the Gc sanctio dent, h truth o Mrs.to tripl after bi D.J.city, hi gistrar stations WI Toro ston, of of the ( was pri District a black with the Knight Black P On M pilgrimi the Chu Niagara guidanc Meteo babilitie \u2014Lowei fresh w St.Lai clear to vinces\u2014 erly to r PO POINI The ba: Sackviil last, wh that on 47.10 N.Wales, ( painting immedia liiinchec spot be ( AID TO FIRST A Halif Governm 3 p.m.fo: paasenge \u201c State bably g( weather i field,\u201d of also orde in the B Sable Isl The fi Labradoi last nig fish.Tfa The si arrived t about 20\u2019 the regin Aftei G1 Londc Hartingt cepting Beat in North-Ei proachin cannot \u2018 party pc advantag upon the sentatior In the Ihe Marc ing any 1 tion of ec would be was rejec largest i ueived so In the Huntley Railway can meat because c Lhe form such act: farmers, had bee t te Boai \u2022 i Agric TheD dent of i granting violation doubted Lond< despatch fused t< Khaired P! c^ct L TEAMER5 E>the»e^ I'SCOUSs Wharf.Qttè: Tcës.a'®'.to, oaUiig\u201d mts, Murt»; douaac ^ \"pnWED.ïb: at 7od cS °nUdPrh\u2018>>« \u201ctic biatea.-ForttieS*.lye-Weàn^ 1 an^ forûto 5Sn^ Sl^ oundajs.mj Line.-c, L Islet St eU,e anü V lnd Sature!^ Tfocured ^ at-wckso?wtm!îs SW 'L0Yi,A|etit.addr 153 3 Nav.Co'j COMPAQ Quebec, under : «5»; -t Saturdajg,™ 1 Montreal.il 11 Haœi't)iil th the steataen ¦ uffalo, andwitl West, will le, from the Caial une on arriva],)! \u2022 enture Staü0B# nlî oa arrivai,j 5P.M.\t\u201c tin 1.INE L v and ThoiuaaJ ING GHOUM CfPttd), aid fil '\u2019h* e^er.onMOS nd SATUHDaîj i apt.J.Railà Kday and ïridat 1 liaain, andla! o'clock train.K lits, Captain j.Hivers everyTa» m., connectingi( iEL, for Stïiae , C apt.L.H.Sot y TUEsDAT itt YS and SATCS cting at Lanoni Captain Fre.I» _ amblj every Tua \" pin., connectai aie with the m IJ USIONS, etcimer TESffi Sundays oicepW, mes, CUSHISG'i ip\u2019s drove, leariii returning atSpi and returning Pi ailed facilities It re State Boomis .Dickson, 133 St the Ticket Ois, lues CartierSU , connect with»* rip, $125.\u2022IK KAITDS.stea* rrival of 5 F.M.Tjt , for round trip, w KET8 forthe CEU iNIA SPBINAM N W0NTRE»>-N\u2019S ISLAND' liDÜÉlg ïELEGaAPHIC DESPftICHES qjjebeo TKOUT FISHING.A NEW FIKE ALARM.THE GOVERNOR GENERAL\u2019S DINNER.STATE DROWNING accident.sirrs?*** latter\u2019s absence in Europe.latter s il , .\t\u2022 the various country nStKEV » 1 «wvrarf î« had in some of them.8 A nPw and simple mode of fire alarm v\tnnt in operation in the adjoin- St.S'.u.eiir, anl it g Tried for the first time to-night.At the Three Rivers law examinations, ve lust terminated, two candi-Ites were admitted to practice and nineteen to study the profession.A heavy rain-storm came on about 11 o\u2019clock this morning, and for about half an hour the rain came down m a deluge.Large hailstones accompanied the storm.\t.The Governor-General gives a State dinner in the Citadel to-morrow Inyi-tations have been issued to the Lieut.-Governor, the Local Ministry, and the members of Parliament.An American was m town to-day endeavouring to pass o2 a quantity of bogus legal-tender notes.\t.Intelligence has just been received here of a frightful accident at Pointe- .-Trembles {enbas), caused by the overturning of a yacht.A Pal'ty of put out from the village at 8 o clock tonight, composed of people from Quebec and from Pointe-tux-Trembles, and, about half an hour, when in the middle of the river, were met by a gale of wind which completely overturned the yacht, and of its occupants eight sank to rise no more.The steamer \u201c St.Antoine,\u201d which chanced to be approaching quickly steamed out to the spot, and, by putting out her boats, succeeded in saving seven out of the 15.The list of the drowned is as follows :\u2014Mias Octave Delisle ; Miss Emily Larue, 21 ; Louis Lefebvre, 40 ; his son, 14 ; Louis Gauvin; Xavier Garneau, 29; Ferdinand Blais, 26 ; Dr.Ernest Delisle, 32.OTTAWA THE PEMBINA BRANCH RAILWAY.APPOINTMENTS.THE LETTELIER MATTER.Ottawa, July 18.\u2014Tenders for the erection of station houses on the Pembina Branch have been received, and will be at once decided upon.During the absence of Sir Charles Tapper Hon.Mr.Langevin will discharge the duties of both branches of the Public Works Department.Mr.Whitehead, contractor, says that the work on Section No.15, Canada Pacific Railway, has been a good deal retarded this summer by the wet weather.Mr.G.P.Featherson has received the position of Clerk of the County Court rendered vacant by the death of Mr.Frazer.The Dominion Board of Arbitrators will assemble in this city towards the close of the present month to decide upon several claims of importance.Mr.Compton is expected back from British Columbia in time to be present at the sittings of the Board.It is said that the Letellier matter will be disposed of to-morrow, and that the Governor-General has decided to sanction his dismissal.Your correspondent, however, cannot vouch for the truth of the statement.Mrs.Rayne, of this city, gave birth to triplets.All three died several hours after birth.D.J.O\u2019Donoghue, ex-M.P.P.for this city, has been appointed Deputy Registrar for Wellington, and will be stationed at Guelph.crisis, nevertheless, exists.The firman Tenting Prince Tewfik Khedive of Œ has been submitted to the Sultan It is understood it confirms aL rights formerly held by theex-Khed.ve, except the right of concluding treaties.UNITED STATES New York, July 18.\u2014The \u201c State of Virginia,\u201d which ran ash,re on Sab.e Island on Saturday, will prove a total wreck She is an iron steamer, and was built on the Clyde in 1873 Dimensions: \u2014350 feet long ; 39 beam ; 2 ) depth; head 3 500 tons burthen; engines, bOO nomi-horse power.The agents claim nothing was wanting to make the vesselfirst-class in every respect.The estimated value is between §400,000 and §500,000.Capt.Moody, the commander, was a faithful, efficient officer, of long experience.Ic is stated the will of Mrs.Dorsey, who recently died leaving an estate valued at aquarter of a million to Jefferson Davis, is to be contested by a brother of Mrs.Dorsey, S.Perry Ellis, residing in Brooklyn.\t.Fresh reports of yellow fever m the South have affected the produce markets here.Yesterday provisions fell 30c.pm barrel; wheat 1 to 14 cents per bushel; corn i to 4 cent.Up to yesterday ten cases of yellow fever had been received in a quarantine hospital.Greenville, S.C., July 18.Scarcely any rains have visited the Upland Counties for eight weeks, and it is believed the early planted corn will not yield one-eighth average crop.Cotton also suffers much.Cholera has made its appearance among the hogs.Midnight Despatches G-REAT BRITAIN ARMY DISCIPLINE BILL PASSED.London, July 18.\u2014In the House of Commons the Army Discipline Bill passed its third reading.The announcement of the result was received with cheers.TORONTO ORANGE PRESENTATION.PILGRIMAGE.WEATHER PROBABILITIES.Toronto, July 18.\u2014Mr.Wm.Johnston, of Belfast, Supreme Grand Master of the Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland, was presented on Monday night at the District Orange Hall, Yonge street, with a black sash, handsomely embroidered with the emblems of the Order, by Sir Knight James Allison, of the Royal Black Preceptory, No.96.On Monday next a Roman Catholic pilgrimage takes place from this city to the Church of our Lady of Peace, at Niagara Falls, under the especial guidance of Archbishop Lynch.Meteorological Office, 10 a.m.\u2014Probabilities for the next twenty-four hours : \u2014Lower Lake Regions\u2014Moderate to fresh winds; generally clear weather.St.Lawrence\u2014Moderate winds, and clear to fair weather.Maritime Provinces\u2014Rising barometer; fresh westerly to northerly winds; fair weather.FRANCE THE BONAPARTIST SUCCESSION.ADDRESS TO PRINCE JEROME AND HIS REPLY.VIOLENT STORMS.London, July 18.\u2014A Paris despatch says a delegation of Bonapartists from Marseilles, Lyons and other cities of Southern France to-day waited on Prince Jerome Napoleon.They presented him with an address accepting him as the legal head of the Bonapartist fami'y, and as.the rightful leader of the Imperial party.The Prince made an address which had evidently been carefully studied and prepared.Hedeclai-ed himself head of the Bonapartist family and dynasty; this he said was by no act of his own.It was simply the result of the rules ot succession established by Napoleon the first, and now brought to bear in his own case by the death of the late Prince Imperial.As head of the family and of the dynasty he would know how to fulfill his duties, and he trusted that in the end the verdict of posterity would be that he had discharged them well and faithfully, but, he continued, I must be allowed to choose my own time in all my actions and to await the course of events.The Republic is at present by right the legal government of the country, and, so long as its administrate) s preserve the confidence of the people by peaceable and legal means, it is the duty of Frenchmen to support it.As chief of the Bonapartist family, I emphatically oppose and discountenance every intrigue which may be set on fc ot for the purpose of placing Bonapartists in a position inconsistent with their origin, their duties, and their cause.Tbe address was received with many expressions of approbation.The Prince entertained the delegates and conversed with them informally on the prospects of the party.It is under-st od the party of the Prince received within the past few days several important accessions, among them several ladies of rank and position, who hereto, fore have been ardent partisans of the immediate restoration of the Empire.A correspondent at Paris reports that Prince Jerome Napoleon wholly dis-cla\u2019ms any intention of becoming a pretender to the Imperial Throne.Terrific storms are reported in the Provinces.The river Adreche has overflowed its banks and widely inundated the surrounding plains.The river Ceze, in the Department of Grand, has also overflowed its banks.The damage is immense.News of further disasters is expected, A despatch from Paris says that Charles Gambetta, claiming to be an uncle of M.Gambetta, has just died in an almshouse in Milan.M.Blanqui has agreed to again stand as a candidate for Deputv for Bordeaux.A despatch from Paris contains the statement that Prince Jerome Napoleon intends to visit Empress Eugenie as soon an she has reco.eri d London, July 18.\u2014A despatch from Rome mentions that a report is in circulation at the Vatican that the French Legitimetists are trying to induce the Comte De Chambord to draw to himself the Cleric J Bonapartists.SPAIN ANNULLING A DECREE.Madrid, July 18.\u2014A decree will be published shortly annulling the decree of 1867 relative to articles from the United States conveyed in Spanish vessels.\t___ AUSTRIA PUMPING SZEGEDIN DRY.London, July 18.\u2014A despatch from Pesth says since June 6th.twenty-three millions of cubic meters of water have been pumped from Szegedin.GREECE PREPARING FOR WAR.London, July 18.\u2014A Vienna correspondent asserts that warlike preparations on tbe Greek frontier continue.RUSSIA STRENGTH OF THE TURCOMANS.THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS ASKED AND REFUSED.London, July 18.\u2014A despaleh from Berlin says the Russian military authorities estimate the number of Tekeke Turcomans in arms at 160,000.||A correspondent at St.Petersburg reports that the new Moscow journal, the Russian Couritr, has been suspended for two months for urging the complete liberty of the press.UNITED STATES YELLOW FEVER PATIENTS VALESCENT.CON- CROP PROSPECTS.ANOTHER PLANET DISCOVERED.WEATHER.TELEGRAPHIC INJUNCTION DISMISSED.THE DARIEN CANAL QUESTION.PROGRESS OF THE FEVER.SANITARY 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