The Quebec mercury, 27 août 1859, samedi 27 août 1859

[" I AU Mo* I*.=== it (U SATURDAY EVENING, AUGÜST 27, 18fi9.VOLUME XiV.uctcnrg.MORES ET 8TDDJA ET POPULOS ET PRJELIA DICAM.Vino.Geo.1?.NUMBER 103.cie ©uebtc fHenucp.Estabushed 1805.qEORGB T.CARY, Poiuihiii.PuiuMiD on Toeéoat, TauRRDAT and Sirm-.V at PABf F ©OR, r.m., in lime for the Mitt STiAMtRB and the Kve^imo Tbaibb.ÿffMSCRiPTidKt^per annum ym advance.TEIC* OP ADVERTISING.nra «MSfliBH,AHoe»tnd«ndsr:.2s6il IWm\u2018 \\\t- T lin«» to IQ ; .Ad _\tUpwards of lPlines,.,.4(ip8rlins.inNrtion*\u2014QuirUrprica.j.iXdftrtlioœeht*, «tnaceompifnlred with direc ti#,lt,r,iaseruiuntil Corbld.and chargedaceord- in,(!îder» for di»continu.ir.aJj. Si Mail*.8:30 >\tfrom\ty for Mont\u2019l.) St.Thotnat,\t7:30 a.m., 9:30\t9:00 10:30\t10:0i) 11:30\t11:00 12:43 P.M.\t12:00 noon.i Pat.ant) Mail\t1:00 r.u.1:50»\tfrom\t2:15 ) Montreal.\t3:30 F.xprc»s.2.45\t) Pi?.& fr.4:00\t4:45 r.M., > for St.5:30\t) Tboma*.7:00\t6:30 10:00\t8:00 ¦B, WUUV, &C.M).SuctQecefoeDbp t\\)t gnibscribrr, ('1HAMPAGNE CIDER, >/ Ohlppew* Whiskey, Younger\u2019a INDIA PALR ALE, in quarts A pintt, Alltop\u2019a do\tdo\tdu London PORTER\tdo\tdo Dublin ds\tdo\tdo Mott\u2019s BROMA, Homccopathic CQ.COA.Prepared ESSSENCE OF COFFEE.And for sale dv JOHN TEAFFE, 20, Si.Juhii Street.Quebec.July 16,34 Quebec time.FARE\u20142d- each Passenger.Carriage and taro Horsts and Driver.40r.tVoggnn, Morte and Driver.20c.Can, Horae and Driver.15c.Gooda per ton.80c.The STEAMER wi'l leave the NAPOLEON WHARF on Saturbay Morning, during the re* moinder of season, tviili Pa.icngeis fur the Steamships.All persuns found on bond in returning will hetrequired to pay 20 cents e ch, unless they JVluce a pas* from the Office of Meurt.0.D.A Co.JAMES TIBB1TS, Proprietor.Quebec, June 21, 1859.\t73 SEA BATHING.RIVER SA6UENÀY.KJIKOUjYJI, Rivière du Loup, Murrny Bay, Les fiboulements and Rivière Quelle.The A I Sea-* oing Steamer A BLOODLESS VICTORY ! ! ! 1,000,000 Btzes Sold of Moréhead\u2019s Magnetic Plaster.TIHIS eaormou* quantity of thii Invaluable Remedy hut bee*' purchased by eitfxens of the United Stales during Ihe abort time it hat been be.fore the public.The reason for Ihfa extraordinary aucces* ia limply In the actual troth and vklee of the article.Norme buys the MAGNETIC PLASTER without becoming ill friend.It perform* all that is promised, and eaniea with it its own re* commendation.Truly this is a Victory\u2014peaceful and bloodless\u2014but we believe not lesa glorious than the triumph* of war, with its train of carnage *nd dlssolation.The MAGNETIC PLASTER il undoubtedly Ihe Greatest Strengtbener and Pair.Destroyer that Science has yet discovered.If you put this Piaster any wher«, if Pain Is there, the Plas'er will sliek (Fere until the Pain has vanished.The Plas< ter ungnetixra the Pain ewhy, end PAIN CANNOT EXIST WSERB THIS PLASTER IS APPLIED.Rheurailiam, Lameness, Stiffiieas, Weakness, Debility, Nervouanrss, Neuralgia, Dyapepaia, Coughs and Colds, Pains and Aches of every kind, down even to Corns, are IMMF.D1ATELY RELIEVED and, with a little patiente, PERMANENTLY CURED, by the magical Influence of the MAGNETIC PLASTER.It i* the aimplral, surest, safeat, pteasameit and cheapest remedy in existence, ft* application la untvoraal\u2014equally4o the strong man, ihe delicate woman, and the feeble infant.To each and all it yrill prove a Balm and a Blessing.Its use ia agreeable, and without annoyance or trouble.Its price is within reach of alt\u2014rich or pour; all may have it, and all should have it who are tick, and suffering in any way, FARMERS should be alwnya supplied with tbia invaluable PLASTER.It will le the Good Physician in any household, reedy it all time*, and at an instant\u2019s notice.Put up in air-light tin boxes.Each box will make six to eight plasters, and any child can spread them.Price 25 cent* a box, with full and plain direct.oni.D.C.MOREHEAP, M.D., Inventor and Proprietor, 19 Walker it, New York.MORF.HEAD\u2019S MAGNETIC PLASTER IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS in every Oily, Town, nm) Village of the United Siatce, and Canada.JOSEPH BOWLF.S, Apothecary, 80\u201412m\tSole Agent for Qne'wrr.UST RECEIVED BY THE SUBSCRIBER.French Decorative Papers.Received ex Steamer via Boston : 10 f'1ASF\u2018s FRENCH faper hang- IQ V_y INUS, ready for inspection.Ex S enra^hip \u201c North Briton\u201d 1 Care GOLD LEAF.For sale by CHAS.MCDONALD, Upper Town Market.Quebec, May 7, 1859.\t54 SAG UEJSA Y y CAPT.R.SIMARD, LEAVES Q.UKBEC Every WEDNESDAY, at 8 a.m., For the RIVER SAGUENAY,culling nt RIVIERE OUEI.LE, MURRAY B\\Y, RIVIERE DU LOUP, TADOUSAC and HA I HA l BAY, and gcllii g back to Quebec in time to connect with the Steamer lor Montreal on the following Fbi« rpIlE Subscriber begs to inform bis dav Afternoon.\tL \u2014also,\u2014 LEAVES QUEBEC Every Saturday, at 8 A.M., For RIMtUSKI, calling at MURRAY BAY, LES RBOULEMENTS, and RIVlERK DU LOUP, QUEBEC DISPENSARY.Genuine English Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumery, &c.J ~ tain,\u201d and \u201c Sa* Crmpiny, they have commeneed basinets on their own nccuuni ae ÜKNKIIAL PtOUBEXn, J'as Fitters, and Braziers, nt the prernUes lately occupied by Mr.Phillip*, Plumber, in tear nf N.>.II, Garden «(reel.After a I mg experience, at quired in the mother country, of every bianrh ol their tmde, they nm confi.lcnt of giving (atUfactlon in all it* various dcpvrimenl*.Orders for Vie fitting or Manufacture of Lustres, Pendants, Urackets, and all kinds of Tin, Copper and Brass Work, executed at i/ic lowest possible prices, and with neatness, and despatch.Ornamental Lamps of everv aixe and deacrip* Hon tnadfl in order equal to the belt importation».Quebec, 7th June, 1859.\t67\u20140 m.rKO.NOUNCRt.nt coNNoiasiuaa, tobctLt ON IK GOOD SAUCE.and applicable to BVKUY VAItltiTY N or DISH.¦xvaarr o*a I.ETTKR from n MKIHCAV UENTI.EMAN ¦ Madras, to ht» Itrntber M WOKCESTK» Mny, 1U1.\u201cT.1I l.r.A a nt*.R INa iS.i ih»lr Utast I.hlglilf f.tffmt.l U Inn., .n» 1., In mj .pinion, Or mart pnl*.t.\tblr ti *«|| .Ik.u.\tmi wnolaaomr S.M.¦Sat i.¦««.\u2022\u2022 MAIL CONTRACT.rpKNDERS addrrajed to the I\u2019nitmaaler General I wdl he rerrived at QUF.BEO until NOON, on THURSDAY, Ihe 15th SEPTEMBER NEXT, for the cunvevsnce of Her Majerty\u2019a Mail*, nn a proposed Cni.tncl for four yrafs, TWIÜR PER WEEK each way, between MONTMAONY and HI*.FRANCOIS, from the 1st ORTOBP.il next.Cuiivrysnee to be made in Vehicles drawn by one horse, Thu Mall* to leivo Ihe Montmaguy Pait-Oflleo every Ttieaday and Thursday Mnornings, at 8 o'clock, and to Im del vered at the St.Franqoi* Poat Offiro at Ten o\u2019clock a.m, ; Returning\u2014to leave tic Hr.Frit q'I* roal-Oifice at Eleven e\u2019clock n.m., and to reach Mun'majny in two hours tima ; or the Mails can leave the St.Frsrqil* Post-Office nt Eight o'clock a.m., on the day* shove sfeefied, tench Monlmngny si Ten o'clork, snd (ho return Mill* be delivered al St.Fretq tie at fine oM ck p.m.Primed nolici a containing fu'lher Information as co rnndi'iotiv of proposed Contract may It* »een, -nd blink forms ol Tender may be otnained, at Ihe Post Offices of Montmsgny, 81.Pieite, (Mont-magtiy) ami St.Frsrqiis.WILLIAM O.SHEPPARD, Ac.Pull Office Inspector, Qucljcc, July 21, 1859,\t80\u2014c-lnf WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.K.U mnlvrually t.lit .rl.tlpU énltit la Btwm\u2014 Wh,ilr\u201el< «nd lor Xi.onuto.k, ik.r,o.f(.Mr.rut A kk.ran SI NS.(W.n,o,d.i,r*i Wotc.M.r, k It.r,Bckmrrk.u»^ k.kr.a.\u2014H and other facilities for busineiv, it is not tu be »ur|iastcd hy any Core in thr vicinity of Quebec.From them scrlber\u2019s long experience m d know ledge of the Lumber bu.ineas, together with the adtanlsgcs he offer*, he hope* for a rhsre of patronage, in particular, as hit ch'rges will he on the lowest veale.And superin.lending the busine.s hirn clf he will spare no effort, in order Uiat the business community may rely on hi?attention and punctuality.Of I hose who may hate Luinber on the first of May next, (I860,) in said Gove, he would respre-tive'y request their instructions in relation thereto, in order to facilitate the deliverinz of the \u2018amc.WM.MUNRO.Proprietor.Pariah of St.Colomb» de Sillcry, J $ h August, 1859.\t$\t91\u2014u-1 elementary school cooks ENGLISH AND FRENCH, By Private sale\u2014at very reduced prices.HE undersigned offers for sale, at his Store St.John Street, without, a collection of SCHOOL BOOKS, in both languages, at low prices.Also,\u2014Catechisms for Ibe Church of England and Scotland, Psalm Books, Steel Pen?, Quills-Cony Books, &e., 8tc.AI.F.X.FARQUHAR.Quebec, 22nd March, 1859.\t34\u2014u E X T E N S I V E F 11 A U D S.Lea and Perrins having discovered that some of the Foreign Markets hove been rupplied with KPURIOU3 imitations of 'heir \" WOKO! HTEII-SH1RE SAUCE,\u201d the libels of nhich closely I rest in'itc those nf the genuine .Satire, nnd in cn j or mure imtnnce* with the narnni cf L.h.P.forget , they have deemed it their duty to caution the I publir, nnd 11 quest purelia*ers to «ce that the names of Lea h.I'KRniNB arc upon the Wrapper, Lal-el, Stopper and Bottle.L.k P.furthi r give notice that they will proceed aziinrt any one who may infrirge upon tln ir ri*ht, either by manufacturing nr vordmg such imilition*, and have in»trnc-ed their rorrerpondents in the various parts of the world to advise them of »ueh infringement ».Wholesale and for Exportation, by the Proprietor* l.fa h.Peiwiii*, Worre?ler, G'OS*e ft Bl uk-wrll.and oMif Oilmen nud Merchants, London.Oct.7, 1568\t120 Cliuiiersitpof BtÊljop\u2019ô College, teimorbllle.Michaelmas term commence* on Saturday, 3rd SEPTEMBER.For pariirulsrs apply to the Principal Rev.J.II.NICOLS, D I).Tlie Ju' ior Depirtment and Grnrmrur School will reopen on WEDNB8DAY,31st AUGUST.Pur lar'i'iilnfs npply to Ihe Recto», Rev.J.W.WILLIAMS, M.A.| Quebec, Au-, 2, 1839.\t90\u2014Itn-law - Casey\u2019s Liverpool .Soap.lEtfcïyarùson's ji3e\\u ^letljou foe\t¦ BOXES daily expected per,4 Pridk TTltrmrt\t\u2022JUlJ I J or Canada,\u201d *¦ d for sale ly i^uino.\t|\tM 0.mountain, T New Goods! New Goods!! UST RECEIVED per Steamship ITcnuarian a large aworlment of GENTLEMEN\u2019S Also a Urge lot of rpiHSNF.W METHOD hy the Author of\u201d The X Modern School,\u201d comlnnes ihe excellencies cf former works, with such improvrinent* as the experience of Teacher?»nd Scholar» hnvr, from time ¦ o time, ruggesivd.Those vvhu have examined it pronounce it if.surpassed, if not equ.lltd as a courte iTinsiruetion derigned to lead a pupil from the ctrhcai rudiinent» of musical knowledge to the povse*si>u of thaï a-ti«tic vkill ass performer rifrer-»ary lur a rapid and finished execution of k of breaking up her filial believe that God will bless him, by grant- relations, deserting her home and abandoning to him a complete success, «ittee he {ingall tlmt was most sacred in domestic maintains a painful contest only for His life\u2014and that the doctor must keep her glory and the honor of His Church.\u201d\t' state concealed from her parents\u2014-if such man steim \u2018\"\u2022of *«\">».\tA.; 'drbe«'C '-'\u2022h'M.n.l^non LV >> O ?balloons\t11-.-/\u201d «* iiearù ' since Tl,iloriersJc^7lff0f mS *°«'d carbonic aci I ^ io - '\"aki,\"8 i\"'ai«i.ic.bl,\"d,l\"[nS l,y l'.\".l.y a\u201e,] j., \" ®»ck ,j* s'J'*d lh\u201c' c«rbonic 4n /S stance, on account 0f a\" ^«li/ pheres.The onl'v\t\u2018o 33 ^ What follows in the tVitnat it*, there-1 a case were presented to a respectable |\t^\u2022'Brrer ha» which emanates fromti?* ^ P,t »ol.d state : there i, n 'l! ^tL tins respect, ll,Mp\u201e\u201eS>|,^ etturmotii press.»l,iciNhJ temperature.At 7,rn \u201c nc,thli« UMy chetHVlhal frX1'.-'0^ ffitv.llh * '\"«ti.auuuiu niia.ee i ner legal nujortiy, to nun that house, and embrace the religious life.This i ** Bu» was Miss Starr's statement lo th* priest ; mid ; couotei.Htic* by him given to Min Stan\u2019s depnr* upon this stateiueut she ujked his opinion, aa her ! turo fiom her father's house, and on th* scots ( ('JMOI'C vi*uTT\u2014\u201c\u2014 spiritual adviser, as to what she pugln lo do ; of secn ay\u2014is not the priest obnoxious to the\tu*'*'*''» S KUtyq^pn,., charge of wxIII of worldly prudence ?Was not immenm: EPFrcr op T\u201e ' \u2022 A> Ids conduct thongh iu harmony with the laws of\tr,,E PEACE ox God.at vnriauc# with the maxims of* society, and r .\t.\t\u2019\tPRINCES, repugnant to the feelings of the Proteftaut world ?L^t,||\u2018n Ifttrr, Aufujit \u2022 Perhaps so ; but then as in the tame reuse, t ie con-\t.b In liOii duct of Christ upon earth, iras of ten very deficient to mark them well.The yfug ' in what the world calls prudence ; and as tht* con- .me |) g coinmuoication, they had .ilrt .\t.\t^ submit to her father's 'viilirs\thope i.til the in the matters of roligiuu ; xml for tlix »nke ol RL'y still lie fnrlhi Hppexrxtic»*^, and to avoid domestic srandal, lo isiitno hurry lo ackiinit>l»,l : mnnin x Protestant outwnrdlT, and content her- a,.,.nvniim.« .r ., \u2018 .self with being a Papist xl heurt.This we admit j .\tu founded, amj ||,t r, would have bee» conduct more prudent on ti.e ° 1 U' ,\u20180,,,rar)\u2019ï f>[»rCt* tint I\u2019m»,,), I part of tho priest ; but then, as it would have apologize to Iter.The hittnrv ,' i been conduct in direct violation of tU law* of nwgotialions hctwccii the nr, c,'.! , Christianity, perhaps, after xP, thvr» are valid rt\u201e.i, r\t' I or,\u201e.n,u\t.M\" mo,*in of February tu ffir e says : \u201c To this st itemetit.[Miss Starr\u2019s], and to the 1 ground» for congratulating ourselves, as Catholics Emperor that «he was not prepared to sup ; port him in case of a general war.\u201d This qiQtÇ Lfticuljrly re;ire«#n» m Vfr.g'-n a.H (im ply as they can he.\u201c The wisdom of the course of Mr.Lrown's paper may be estimated by the fU\u2019, 17 ' °u Mt,,od^» \u201cniJ lhe vixaiioaiiun of the body\tto desert her father mid mother.'ror \u2022\t0 !iaW*rl»,h\u201c^ t!7 b:ow ,ial fractured tlie skull ««'l the True Witness excesses ici \u2022\t^ «od produced a lar** abscM* in h,» k«i-\t«t k.\t.\t* *r,rs8 *\t* tlt' ir tiiouglits tow >i.|* I'atit.It présentât!vrs of -ottu* of them nr in')» tl.eir noses on the imperial thresold, i ipplying io very loui* w'li'jirrs for pid onltrtd hr it cut iudoaj.our duty to advert in any way Wurtemberg the proiiihition to np lo such a question.We think, however,' horses his hern rt.ipcalril, wiihoaui that our readers will thank us for having suiting the other States of the /o en given them, with the aid of u good Catholic , The prohibit inn was not a formd irol authority, a proper view of the modern of that body, lint .igrord lo in ji> doctrines of (lie Church, as thrsc hear upon nll'ici.il way ; each sovereign can, thtrtti family interests and social ties.The mrdi- legally exercise his own dhcrction ,n to avow the I \u2018,*u'lrjl\u2018ous the Witness must |>e ad- nmtler.chief (Jhristain ]\t,0.,)e r,,i:,,li-irly staitling, nml the The want of horses in Fratire ure given of the system as a whole, to he still very great, hi Meriden rtliy of more than a passing redection.\tthe hones raised for the mobiliial tile contingent hare been sold, anil 15 Evt- QUEBEC CLUB Ifll r.vstr.UB.\t2ND f.vyisoi.Prior ct.Morgan b t Raveuhill 3 bd.Fivher Bonner bd.Itavcuhill .jo Gibb bJ.Smith.3 Bradford run out.0 Mumford bd.Smith.0 Symooda st.Sweteobam.3 TiLtone e».Smith b.Raveabill 11 produced a large abiaeaa in tha brain, which \u201cher spiritual adviser » w ?o cuiacd the man\u2019s death.\tti p \u2018u*,'\tr\t>*\t*\t\u2022 RKWAnKama Casa or CmcoiisTANTtAt.h is much to be regratted that ll.a person who cou|GtfnAnceil her proposed icheme of ' DE>,''\u2018\u2018 \"* IÎ\u2018,a\u2018**î*u \u2014The Bngliah |.at era contain inflioted th* blow \u201e M Jet nnknovrn, but h ' abjnicb b.d u.,; b, l,.r\t'\"\u2018\u201c¦u\"llr \u2022\"'J' f'crn.,a\u201ey, h; liioi had recently ! speeches wero two monthi '\u2019Ç0 of Au.tru «ul A«lli.u ¦ has been eager lo wiïdhbim\u2019r0dk dUfik hirn *W0 0f threo bl,°w» i ,he Vrieit **\u2022 hoîspiritual â!*visC.ïrnrnnenro*talit0 ntUl 7H3t|uu,\u2022 *V,,nr lho apot wl\"'ro 1,6 ,vu9 f0™ i «he passage or troops llirough his Jj^.T:?^0\t.«