Daily evening mercury, 7 novembre 1884, vendredi 7 novembre 1884

[" soon YBAR\u2014NO 260 'ANADA IN KGYPL, t pu INTARUSTINU VOYAGE\u2014BUF à VEKY poruLA» | EXPEDITION \u2014 6OLDIBKe, salue, h VOYAGE #S\u2014READT, sv) READY (Mentros| Times Correadondent.) sino, Oot 12\u20141t was my intention 13 hove written yoo (rum Alexandria put | was hurrl off before being able to reduce my tiatos Lo 1 adable form.| in Lo dot, the danger eurrounding : Gen ral Gordon and Colonel Stewart wis the sole Lopio of conversation ul ihe clubs, aud recruiting wus brisk, svn Lou resorts men were offoring their sorvieus for the expedition.| embarked ut Woolwich Arsenal on the ss Anglian on he 26th 8 ptemb r for Alexandris.On boured were the detuchments of tho lat and Qnd Life Guards und Foot Guards who gn out to form part of the Unmel Corps wleo the men of th» Army Medical Corps, one officer fifty non com officers and mn of the Ordnsuce staff Corps.some warrant offioors and plsjackets, H Ny, two cffleers of he 19th going to join their rugimons, » Captein Wood, RE, going out to un rintend the laying of the telegraph wre to Wady Halts, Major Wilson \u201cA\u201d Battery Canadian Arullery, anJ rour correspondent.Passing the Btr ite of Gibraltar, on Tuesduy, 304, a9 pm, we entered th: biue walees of the Meditorranean, As we punsed the \u201clook\u201d ul might, it was impossible 10 sve its grandeur to perfeotion slihough we eould seo the high eliffs, bristling with heavy guns, frowning dwn on us The trip out was eulivened by CONCERTS AND PHIVATS THRATRICALS in which we bau 8 pretty tuir share of work and was congratulated upon be ing if not quite an \u201cIrving\u201d in melodrama, at lenst close upto the stand md.Cape Si Vincent, Trafalgar Bay Gibralter, were all points ot intorest which were pointed out to the Lroops aud the gailant figbts won by Britons in days gune by al thess spots wors told over and over again, and as we st-amed pust Teafnlgar, the band on board atrack up \u201cRule Britanis\u201d and the *Dustb of Nelesn\u201d whilu the Ad mirkls Weil kaown signal vas sont up to the tore.The enthusiusm among the crow and soldiers wns intense, they cheered und elieered nain, and their shouts foretold u bad day of rce koning with the Mabdi whon thoy met him.We steamed along the Live Mediterranean in lively style nnd ! on Saturday, 4th October we sighied the Island of Gogo which adjoins Mal ta.After à short stay here wo onoe more \u201cup ancher\u2019\u201d and steam away for tha lund of the l\u2019uuross | On Lhe Bull Qetobur we renuuud the world famed oity of Alexandria which Lord Alcester and his blucjuokots made 8) hot for Arabi Pasha, Hore wv my delight 1 found whe Ocean King WITH OANADA'S HARDY VOYAGRURS 0\" board, they haviay srrived the day betors.1 went on board with some oi the reguiar officers and found the lut in expital fuem | \u201cOur boys\u201d were ready lue disconbnrkation, and all their tok wun 10 show the natives how to work through the rapide.Lord Woi seleyy with hin asus! foresight, bad | let orders to sco thay the Canadians wid Indigus wore well looked after, and w pith helmet and long bots and flanuel underelnthing was served out to oach man.The pith helmets ivokud very smsrb on the Voyageurs, even the Indiana looked new meu in them.Col Denison and his officers usd evidently giveg the leds rome drilling on the w»ÿ over, for Lhey furmed on deck and marehed ashore like trained troopa.THB INDIANS RSPECIALLY ook much pride in stepping out like soidiers, Major Wilson, vf À Battery, Canadian Aruilery, whe han been my companion de voyage, leaves tomorrow for the front, avd will be stisched Lo | one of Lhe regular Gold batteries.This battery's equipment\u2014N.1 bat tery, lst brigade southern division\u2014 ie T pounder M L R, mounted on eamolsy and the unly buttery so far ordered on the expedition ~~ Wilson \\coks in good fighting trim sod w foire in for & course of came! viding.ancy #hat « pioture he would out riding down Su Louis str-et, Quebec | le vuyngeurs were given leave Lo ses the city and did it thoroughly.Many of them visited the points of 10 terest on the veritable Bgyptisn don \u2018 \\armensely, and the vatives appoa ; 10 our \u201creds\u201d mors than Cantarrhy Cutturrbul Deafness, Asthma, Square,\u201d the Euro danse.Jeyos.\\freely used vermillion in ite decoration | germs of tubercular consumption, will MORES ET STUDIA Ei\u2019 POPULOS ET PRELIA DICAM.\u2014 Viry.George JP.6.A \u2014 S\u2014 QUEBEC, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1854 Lo outlon u to the \u201cwhites.\u201d Siueo the flight ot Arabi und bombardment of the Lown! it is rapidly boing built up snd The n quarter, whore rod of DAILY EVENING MERCURY.SIX O'CLOCK EDITION LL PRICE ONB CEN \u2014 isonuos, Throat asd Lung d such as! \\ Bronobitis, Wesk Lange soit Consumptinn, wlieh bus wo rovulutivuisud the Lremtinent of these alfections in the hospitals of Kurope, and hus guined tho Araba held high carnival in 1882, the respect and vonfidence of the Is nourl ure su all restored, nithough thers ient ruins lett Lo show the The streets, which are nenr y aii paved with bivoh sions {white lime) are watered for the most part by oarriers, who ran along with goat skins, filled with water uid soutier 1t with thoir hands The glare of the wiile Louses is very trying on the l'hero is little or no abade, there being a few pulm trues shat are moro er loss cultivated for the dates tnt grow ova them.The troops whioli game out in Lhe Anglican wore ordered torwurd ut once wilh the voyageurs snd | nocom panied thum.After a plessunt ride of sume seven or sight hours wo reach d Quito where there sre ut present wsbout 10,000 British troops of ull branches ot Lbe nervice.The regiments form ing the he ARMY OF OCOUPATION are 19th.Huears, RB Irish R (18th), Yorke B (19¢h), lot bar S Sud, RB (38h), lst R Highrs.(43nd), let but Berks R (40th), lav vat w Kent 13 (BUth), Zod bat Hex R (86th), 3rd bat (801th), Kings Royul Rifles, 20d bt i Surry R (Tih), Lay bat Gurden High (Tbih, Let bar Camm tligh (19th), with Artillery Engine ors, army hespitsl and commissariat sorps.The payMmaster requires 150,804 / a day to run this littis show.Of vourse that includes the pay ot every ore, from the General Com manding in ohio Lo tbe lowest camp follower.There is not muoh wick ness among the troops, thure buing only 300 iu the Citad«l Hospital und a few at Lhe Abbussiveth barracks and Kuiser ei nn barracks.Tue bar ruck sucommodation at air) is à nple for the number of troops quartered iu them.Lieut General Stevenson is in command tere evoryons from the genorsl down to the drummer boy aro working day snd night to forward the relieving army.Gonersl Gordon's hervie defonve of Khartoum is on everp soidier's lips and Liers iv many à buille sesrru-i hero here with THE CLASP FOR \u201cL UCENOW,\" who kuows what iL is to be hemmed! in by voyageurs W.re Warmiy welcomed by the genersi and the solliers nere, nod the b.nds of the 60th Rifles and High landors were down ul the station to play them wp to tho eaup.Tuey marobed slong in good style, and their splendid physique excited warm prai sou.They remained here a wack and then took boat Ln Awsouun, there Lo await the arrival of the whaluboats.Burgeon Major Neilson, Cunadisa Av tillo y, has sucosodod in getting must ut the men Lo sign the pledge nd their health wo far bis been exoel lent In fuct many of them nry eur prised it is nol warmer, and not une of them regrots voluntvoring.They mre in splendid apirite, eagur Lo show Liwd Wolseley that his confidenee in them hus not been misplacod.They are under striet military di-oiplino and ob-y Orders checrfully.= Pie Manitoba Indiaus are very careful of the oanon which they bave brought for Lord Wolseloy's sp-eial use, and bave John Prinou is ateersman ol the eanos erew, and thuy lesl rather proud of their position and unre envied by the other reds.In my nexc [ shall give you u brief description of Cuiru and all the points [ oan glean of the onmpaign thoagh you are aware thore is a press vensor.INVITATION TO THE MEDICAL PHOFESSION.M.Souviclle, ex-Aide Surgeon of tho French Army, most cordially invites tho medical profession and the public at large Lo visit his offices and examine his instruments und appliances, where he will be pleased to give any information thut muy be asked for concerning his nex method of treat- mont, Microscopes with microscopival specimens (prepured by M.Suuvielle in the Pathological Laboratory of St.Bartholomew's Hospital, London, Engiand), of healthy aud diseuseod lungeaand othor interesting » pocimens, including wpecimens of bacilli, the te nt the disposul of Lhe profession.In I u.iles, bis invention, the key.Tho Indians enjoyed this fun! = a bloodthirsty enemy.The] general publio, and the mujority of the minded und advançod Putieuts must liberul physicians of the duy.gaflering from pronounced cuses, who find iv ir: vounible Lo Visit the offices personuli, and rucoive à thorougl examination und investigation in their Guus, Gua bo Lrouted vy lester) und Instruments sun be expressed to uny wea Write for list of questions and Treats on Throat und Lung Allsetiona.\u201d Addrow, 13 Philips Square, Montreal, oad Qdise tar Cuuuds NOVICE.The Steamer \u2018UNLJN,\u201d Capwsin Barras, weather permitting, will leave St.Andrew's Waar! lor Chicoutimi and ta! la! Bay, calling; going end returning, at the Way Ports: Mend * at2.ue PM,ou Oo SATURDAY, the 0th ine, at 7.\u201c TUBSDAY, ©\" llth * « THURSDAY, \u201c 13th her last trip of tho season.TICKEIS for sate, and Siate Rooms secured, al the Uenersl Lickel Office, opposite the St.Louis Hotel, and et ihe Utfice of tue St.Lawrence Steam Naviga tion Cowp sny, St.Andrew's Wharf, anit on board of the Steamers.A.GABUUAY, seocetary, 304 \u201c November 7, 1884.(u AND OF ORLEANS FURRY.stemner \u2018Orleans,\u2019 GAPFrAIN BOLDUG, weather and circumstances permitting :\u2014 Faon luLane.F rox Quesso.8.00 AM.915 AM.10.00 A.M.10.30 A.M, LOO P.M 200 P.M.300 PAL 4.00 P.M.SUNDAYS : 11.30 A.M.LUO P.M, 1.45 P.M.2.40 P.M, 400 P.M.Sap-Cslling at 58.Joseph up and down \u201caa Kvery hoitisy tue Steamer will make a trip fro.a the lsland to Quevec at 8o\u2018claek AM.Uctober 3k, 1884, te re EE sT ROMUALDL AND SLLLERY \u2019 FERRY New Steno: ** Levin,\u201d DESRUCH ER, \u2014 vaPr, Manager, Uo and after Saturday,the Ist November, will {eve (Weabuer and oiroumstances per.mitving) se follows: \u2014 Naw LivagPoul.Juanso, 8.00 A.M, 9.00 4.01, 1000 AM, 11.30 A al, 1.00 PM.00 PA, aNd, 4.00 P.M, SUNDAYS: 32.00 P.M, 130h 4, 4.00 P.M, 200 P.M, va.ling at Mr, Bowous Wut, Sillvey, up wad down, Will leave St.Roauaid every Saturday bvoning 7 o\u2019clock.October 31, 1884.(FRAN DTRUNK RAILWAY FERRY.Un aud after the Stn Sept, vue Ferry Steamer will LEAVE QUEBEC.LEVIS, AM.Ada.11,00 Express to | 7.00 Mait from the Rionmond.West.P.M.PM.7.45 Mail to the | 1.15 Mizea from West Richmond 6.30 Mixed from Richmond, segrintermeljate trips for [reigni\u201d* -, Spirometet, + used for the treatment sept 6, (88h Un and siter Suturday,the let November, will sail as follows, until further notice, ALLAN LINE.| ! i U vier Contract with the Governments of Canada and Newfoundisud for the conveyance of Unuadinn & United Stntes Mall 1484 ~SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS\u20141084 PHRUVIAN.«36400 Ospt.J.Ritabie.NVA BOOTIAN.© «03300 Capt.M.Wy 110 JASPIANo0 00 «4300 Lt.Barrat RNR HANOVARIAN.+4400 LiTbompeon BN.SIBIRIAN, Loo.ee oat600 Capt R P Movro | MORWERGLIAN .¢e3831 Oapt.d.@Stapusn | GIBBRNIAN.343¢ Capb Maobies: AUSTRIAN 000 .3700 Captd.Aub.) NESTORIAN.cou 3700 Capt DJ Jaws PKUBSIAN.0 0002 3008 Capt, Mabvugs | SCANDINAVIAN , ., 1000 Capt.Jd, Paics BUBNOS AYRBAN, .,4300 Capt.Jas, socit CORMAN .4000 Ospt CJ siensics GRBULAN.Capt.Ledallas MANITONAN.160Ga) t R Oarruthers CANADIAN ., ,0.3008 Oapt.Kerr PUBNICIAN.- ., 23808 Capt John Brown WALDBNBIAN.3800 Japt.W.Dalsiel | LUCERNE.co0e sees 3300 Onplt\\V 8 Main ! NEWFOUNDLAND.1800 Capt.Mrlivs AVADIAN.\u2026.0.150 Oapt.F MeGrath \u2018Che shertost #03 route butween Aierics and Europe, being only five days between land to land.LIVERPOOL, LONDONDE RY, QUEBEC & MO Tiwsil MAIL SELVICE.ra ESS Liverpool Derry.| Steamer, | quebec.t 9 et 10 nian ., ov.| \u201c18 #17] darmatian.« 8 \u201c 23 « 24/Parisian.\u201c 15 « 3 «* Z1jCironesias.04 23 Barse or Passaës rnom Quesno: JULID.+000 $89.00, $70 00 snd $8000 secosdiug tu secowlaodasion, [RLormodinly os vena esecs veces care $35.00 2.00TIREE .cc rae sere.seone s0sAt lowest rates DOVINION LINK oF From Liverpool Every Tharsday, for Queue From Quebec Every @Thess Bleamers have Saloon, Staterooms, STEAMNIIL NS.\u2014 1884.1684, VIA BELFAST AMD Ssturds , for Liverpee DIRKOT.Baies of Mailing : THIS COMPANY'S LINES are composed ff the following Double-Engined, yder From Léverpoul.ow From que suilt, [ron Bteamnsbips, They are built iv BROORLYN.Juiy si y anoouvea- \u2018 g- PH water-tight compartments, sre npsurpassed *Vaucouves.\u201c8 RVOKLYN.+ :8 fer strength, speed and comfort, are Stted Up Toronto.Aug 7 Tononto.\u201c4 9 with all tho modern improvements that CURSGON .* 14 | \u201cUbKGOR.Léa vraotionl experiunce van suggest ans have Monremsu.* 2|j MosttialL.= msde the fastest time on record, BARMIA .* :B | *Vancouvan.: se Venvais.Tonnage.Commande *Vancouvex.Sept.4 à BABA 00 BY RUMIDIAN., .,0 6100 Building, | jR0OMTM-.« A : OATHAGHNIA Lo4800 Building ora 3p PARISBIAN.,, 5400 Capt.Jas Wylle MonTasaL .Oct, 3 BAHDINIAN.\u2026.0 Lie st Bund b, BXK lo Vauçouven., © 9 * PILYNMBIAN.© Capt, Kk.Brews \u201c1 À BSARMATIAN.3600 Oups.Grasam \u201c 23 \u201c CIRCABSIAM.4000 Oupt.Kiehardses | Toronto.9 Swmoking-Roo and Bath -Reems Aatisbip pod but Utde matloa ia fol.\u2018Fhe -Vansourer\u201d is lightad by E'eotrie LA Hates of Prasage.7) pool by + Vamsouvet,\u201d -*Sesals\u2019 pv ET sad $80; Hetura, SILT se: $111, a: wrdiog to berth and ace mued .By al ._.; oteamers, gh) and $60; Rewmra $v and $103, ssurdiag to berth aad asssmmeds - tum.FLINN, MAIN & MUNLCGUMERY, JAanagiog Directors, Liverpool, DAVID TURRANCE & CU, Jeueral Agents, Monti sl.AND! WM.M.MACPHERSON, Aouut, 15, Dapapusie Street, Quebec.August 13, 1834.© dm T - ; T = (QUEBEC & LAKE ST.JOBY = Rallway On and after WEDNESDAY, lst Qetober Tru = w ilrun daily (Sundays exoepeen)s (0:4 8:= » EAVE QUEBEC (Pavais Brarion).6.6.» .o.il.FREIGHT tor Like Simos arriving there at 11 45 am, 4 to P.M.MAIL for St.Eaymonu, arcit log there at 6 30 fue LEAYE 81.RAYMOND, 20 A.M.MAIL for Quebec, arrivin thereat 8 85 am, 1.13 F.M.FREIGHT leavy Lake Simeu for Quevec, arriving there KL B45 pm.S&F Trains run by Eautern Standard Time, Trains connect at St, Ambroise with stages lor Indian Lorette, at Valcar tie GLASGOW, QUEBEC AND MONTREAL SERVICE.From Frow\u2019 Glasgow, Steamer, Queb-cvu orabout Oct 4 Austrian ,.o.Oct, 21 \u201c 10} Manitobau ., vole # 17|Cotesa .,.| Nuv, 8 « Bl|siberian 0.000000 vos rt EEE LONUUN, QUEBEU AND MU: .\u2014 §REAL SERVICK Station with stage for Valeurtier Village {and at St.Gabriel with the new road for : the River aux Pins settlements, SinaLk Fars Return firat-claas l10Kots ON Saturdays good till following Tuesday.LEVE s+ ALDEN, J, @.SCUTT, Ticket Agente Sec à Manager: Sept.30,1984, Ootamercial Chambers, « Nov 22 | sal\u201d Berths Dot secured uuul paid fur, An exparienced Surgeon carried vam esch vessul.| \u2018Through Bille of Ladiug granted in Liver.ves ens vool sud st all Contiueussl J'urts, to all Points ia Csuade and .ue Welers states, A Tender with Maila and Passongers fur Liverpoc* Mail Stemmers will leave the Napuleon wharf ovury Saturday morning, at nin.o'clock pz I.oly, #35 %.emor particulars apply to ALLANS, WAKE & Ou, Agonts Quebeo, Out.26, 1384.\u2014 rene | 884.QUEBEC DIRECTORY.1884 Just received from the Publisher Cherrier's Quebeo Directory, oontainin an Alphabetical Directory of the Citisens and Sireet Keys of Quebec and St.Sauvour, Stadacons Village, Hedleyville, New Waterford, Little River North and Sout, La Canardiere and Gros Pin, with a correc list of all Societies, Clubs, Associations, Parliumentary and Mucnicipal Matters, Traveller's Houte by Rail or Boat, with a vast amount of Commercial Matter interesting to buth Banker, Merouant, and all persons doing business iu .ihe Uity \u2018There is a vast amount of Comweroai Statistics in this issue not to be found in «ny other work of a like nature, Toe wuole being carefully onmpiled and revised orming the 26th issue.# |lix doValois of Comina] | dewme f'uaiages.| NORTH SHURE RAILWAY Oct 1 SOF augiau .100e 0.| About Oct 33 \u2014 vUMMENOING ON HONDA YF, SEPT.17th {18% Trains will rau as follows: Leave Moutssl for Que Gooreue+ Arrive at Qe vd.\u2026es0n0 Leave Quebes| or Montreal Arriveat Montreal.os.Leave Quotes! fer Three Rivers .Arrive Three Rivers.leave Three Rivera for sere Arrive at ese ave Montreal for Bt Ÿeru Assive at Foliz de /aleie) Leave St.Feliz do Yoois tor Monte sais « cosssolnocece B30 PNY Laue 0000 a 800 aMleenvusfeecss : Atrivaeay Muntre: .0 AM 2000.»ecvcolc0000 All l'raius run dy Montrest Time.\u2014 In conne.tiou with the Grand Feunk es Canada Atiantie Bailways.GENKUAL OFFICE \u2014QUEBEC - Ttornr Urnoes: Opunaits 8t.Louis Hotel, Quenec, 143 St, James Street.For Sale by \"DAW_ON,4 OO.June 15 1833 3 TO.\u2018 à \u2014 Windsor Ho Mowsasas WAINW RIGHT, General May à DaVim, «+ 115 Ledeab s 2 30018 Leéce a! Tuy Ro an ot | sell Stevet, QUEBEC DAILY MERCURYN \u2018Fuvay Evanine, Novaunia 1.SWEARING IN OF THR NEW LIEUT -GOVRRNOR.Tue Honorable L R.Masson, P C., \u201c a8 81 1.000 toduy sworn in Lientenan; Governor of this Province at Governtuent.Hous-, Grande Allee, in the presence of the Premier and mer bors of the Exeeutive Council.The oatba uf office and oath of slivgianeo were udministered by the Honorable Sir Antoine Dorion, Chief Justice of the Queen's B ach, und His Hun r's com mission was read by Mr.J.J.McGe , Clerk of the Privy Council of | Canadaprivalo à # nilemen fiom Montreal where were present STEER HARD TIMES, Alt ough the ecremony wus and eles There iva certain despondont sct of p ople here who are slwaya prognosticating hard times and misery of one sort or anottior.They are just now in their element and prophesy all Kinds of wunt among the working population during the sominy winter.No doubt the large (alling off in \\he eummer\u2019s shipping busines at this port, coupled with other eauses, will cuure some of our people to feel the pinch.The Nutional Pelioy, if pat up at the polla now, would in conse- qwnee liave a very poor show.But it is hoped the willing workers will not be left without something to do during the eoming winter.MOON BLINDNRSS A singular, but net improbuble explanslion has been offered by Vice Admiral Clo-e for the loss of the gan boast Wasp off ihe Irish soast.The gullant admiral bints ut a form of defective aight known as \u201cmoon blind- nose,\u201d persons sfflictid with which sre unulle to peresive a light shining in the \u2018far\u2026kness.It is easy to ree the eorvsequenees of this infirmity in the nuvignting officer of a sbip.Admiral Close »uys lie neurly lost tho man of war Trident once from this cause,only discovering in the nick of tima that bis navigating officer was unable to see the light of a lighthouse half a mile distant.If umoon blindness,\u201d ie an established fact iy muedianl science, the aconer provision for detecting it ¢ mado the better \u201cColar blindness\u201d has also been (he cause of many a railway mishap, and sience should try sad rem-dy these defoets il possible.EEE THE MUDIR OF DONGOLA.lve bruve Mudir of Denguls is dessribed by a correspondent in the Soudan as a siight, delieate .nan, with 5 pule, pensive face, lighted up by two large black, luminous eyes, whiel avc 0 be uiwnys looking inte apace, sud from between which proj ots u pioternaturally large nose, hooked like a vultore'e beak.Tho efor of extreme piety on the Mogaulman pojul.tion is very marked, and hase enabled Lim tv msintain himsolt in power almost within urmetroke qf \u2018he Mahdi He is.only visible for u short time each day beiore publie | Hrers, whrol ale fees, civil neg \" ilitary, are bound to attond Ou thes.Oveasions he squats on à earpet and, boldiug bis beads in one hand, pluces & inrge Koran, resembling u tumily Bible, butore Lim, while a com punion squats in front, at the opposite side of the room, bolding a similnr volume, fiom which he reads.This orsunuge is a splendid looking Nubian, oyer six fret tall, and a cousin of the Mubdi, a fmol which exciles mu b ermment, uvmber of dis inguished : me QL 8BLC DAILY MERCURY, FLIX, NOYES 7, 1886 MIANKSGIVING DAY au LA 200 ny a etrr.THF ORTHENBAL.| AS elgmon: yosipriuyymagning, thore asa.ubitsd 5 Mice, La difurent oily cougregutions at the Cathedral The sacred edifice was well filled The interior of the church bad been hand somely and appropiiately d-eorsted by « number of ladies.The pulpit wes completely imbodied with moe, into wbiob Were woven aprays of grain nid autumn leaves, and fruité The Bishop sat on his throne and the olergy of the eity and divtriol, and others from distu«b portions of the divoose oceupied the stalis.The bymns, pealms and lessons wero proper to the ocession, had reference to the blessings of Lhe harvest and the duty of thankfoluess und sims iviog.The singing of the ymus wes hearty and con gregational, particularly in the ouses of the Old Hundredth snd of the standuid song of harvest thanks giving The anthem wwe taken irem she 103rd Psilm\u2014*Biess the Lord O my soul und forget not all bis Lene.\u201d \u2018The siprane sulo wus vory flroly given by Mru Honry Russell.Mr.Fred Fulkeuberg's tenor was oleur und tunetul and the dusty afford ed tre ¢ ngr gation u very agreeible treat The ehorus was fully rish and well ta'ance! Mr Bishop well mer t vd the congratulations showered upon him oT MATTHEW'S CHUHCH.very pretty and the servide was one ul the best me ever ruimembor Lo have! heard there.Tho choir suug through out with 8 precision und style that reflecta Lhe groutest eredit on Mr J.Martin, the able organist.The aothem was Travers's \u201cAscribe auto the Lord,\u201d which was rendered in a grand manner.Mr A Bell sang the Lenor solo with mush feeling sud sweetness and the bare solo was given by Mr H Forrest wilh telling cffvet.The daett and quartelto w.ru also beautifully sung.The bymns avd psalms were heartily rendered, and in fact tbe whole eervies from beginning to end was « rioh musical treat, The sisting clergym-n were Rav W 8 Vial, who intyned the prayors, Rev G VY HBousmac, Kov E Kiug, Bev HG Petry.The sermon was presched by Rev Dr Roe, from 1 Timotuy, iv, 9-10 The Lug Bishop pronsaneed the benedistion The church was devsely erowdud This was the last appearance of Mr Mortin in Quebre, who has been eo long and favorsbly kyown in this city us 8 highly tulented mpsician He loft lust evening for Winnipeg, 1n whioh place he hins beer secured to fill the position of orgsrist lor one of the tires Anglican Churches there OTHER BERVIOBN.Moriing services were bh: ld in St Andrew's and the Methodist Churches, ard evening esrvice in Chalmers Chureh, with serons by their respuc tive pastors.ASTRONOMICAL.LOUK OUT FOE METKORS.The November meteors will be vis ble on the nights of the 11th, 12th 18¢h,and 14th instanis, weather permit ting.But the display will nut be out rageously grand.The earth only visitas that portion of the meteor gone most thiekly popututed once in thirty years, and aa she wan there in 1866, there will nat he anouier brilliant, ex hibition until 1898.CATHOLIU COLLEGE AFFILIA- \u201cTION The Archbishop rf Qushee, it is stat ed bere, has obisined n mandement from the Pope that all the Catholic erileges throughout the provines must be nfilisted with the University of Laval.This order is.with the view f biiving the standard of edaestion sdvunced espesiully for the olprgy.mme 1 FIRST BNOW BLOCKADE The lin.of the Quebee Central Railway was blobk:déd by the recent snow slorms «td trains had Lo cousu running This ought tv be good sews Trude ns it is in kovping with their ideus of progrosa.UNCERTAIN NAVIGATION The Richelwu steamers havy Le come Very uduiuliaib in ihe hours of their nrrival and doparture.T.u Louis wore several hours bobind tune for some days past.COME, GENTLE SPRING, and bring onlarin, dyspepsia, bilioa- vess, Lorpidity ot liver, and.a train oi kindred maludivs.Fortguately Kidu.Wort is ut band.[1 may be had ot the nearest druggist and will parir the system, curneol the stenach ang bo sels, stimulute the liver and kid neys to healthy \u2018ation, remuyve uli ob, involving Dearly one-thiri of the | \u2018I'he decorations in this church were |! to certuin members of Lbo Board ot; : BOARD OR TRADR |; Anan RROY \u2014 AGÈIS .FAK NAWO ATION he Pasÿpo Board; of Ypradp hod que rire on à Waingde n oon \u201cA ion at et propoa«d move for the abolition of How opposite the ely ourried This 18 upward and onward with a vongrance, and in kevping wilb corgmercia) progress Just think of it! À resslusion passed in the nineteenth century by s body of men 10 stop the navigation of a wreat publie highway.The next thing \u2018wanted by this antiquateu institution will be à law to prevent railway (rains running through » anow bank.No wondor the Ancient Capital ia going shead so rapidly | \u2014 MARINE SUIS.The two important marine suite for damsgre by collision brought by the afm bark Venus, and that hronght by Mr Ger T Davie against the nteumahi; Delhi, will b+ heard before the Judge of the Admiralty Court here next weok A FKILFUL SURGICAL OPERATION The American Ambassador at Vienna, Mr.Kasson, ins lately forwarded toh 1s Goverument an intersstisg ncorunt of a remarkable surgical 0 Yarmed by Protwssor Billroth, ot Vienna, ret:oval of a portion of the bu nau stom.vrred- the only successful operation @'ibe kind ever performed.The dis-ase tor which this operation was performed wus osscer of the stomach, nttended with the following symptoms :\u2014T:e appetite is Quite poor.There is a peculiar indescribable distress in the storach, « feeling Abat has beso described ua «faint \u201cail gone\u2019 -ensarion ; a sticky slime eollects about the testh, especigily in the morn- 10§, accompenied by an unpleasant taste, Fao-t fuile to satisly tbig po-uliar faint sensation ; tut, où the epusrary, it.appears to aggravais Lhe foptiog- the eyes are sunken, tinged with yellaw: ibe band« and feet becqme gold and sticky\u2014 a cold perspiration.The sufierers foe} tired all the time, ani sisep does pot see (0 give rest.After n time (be patient mes nervous ant irrikable, gloomy, bis mind Blled with evil farencd- ings.When rising suddenly frods » recumbent position there 18 a dis-in-es, a whistling eensation, an! he fa obliged o grosp something firm to keep Bim from falling.The bowels costive, Lhe skin dry and hot at times ; tbe blo 'd becoming thick and stagnant, snd de-s not circulate properly.Aftern time the paient spi's up food soon atber eating, ¢ me times in a sour and fermente i ounditi.n, sometimes sweetish to the taste.Oftentimes t ere is a palpitation ot the heart, and the patient fears he may Lave heart die sn.Towaids the last the patient is unable to retain any food whatever, as the opening in the intest nes beo mes 0! \u2018a-, Or near y so.\u2014 Alsh\u2018u@b this diseuse 's indeed alarming, sutierers with the ab rve-namet symptoms sbou ¢ not leel neivous, for! nine hundred and ninety.-uine crees out! of a thousand beve no can er, but simply | dyspepsia, à disease easily removed If | ir-ated in a proper manner.l'ie safest ana best remedy for the disease is Seigel's Curative Syrup, 8 v-getatle pr-parstion end by \u2026l.¢' emists and medicioe vendors sit Qchout the Worid, and by t:.e prop-ie- tors, A.J.Wnite (Limited), 17, Haining.1105 rouf, London, E.U, This Syrup strikes at the very foundation ot Lhe «lisense, and \u2018drives it, root AD-i branob, oùt of the sys- sem.St, Mary street, Peterborough, November 29th, 1851, Sir, \u2014lt gives m- great pessure to in forma ys.u of the benefit | have received from Seigel's Syrup.1 have neen iroubied for years with ar\"pepsis | byt after a fow doses of the Syrup, und relief, and a'ter taking two bottles of it | feel quite oured.| ama, Sir, yours truly, Mr.A.J.White.Williaw drent, - Beptember Sith, 15s3, Dear Sir, \u2014! find the sale of Seigei's Syrup steadily inoressing: - All who save tried jt speak very highly of ite medicinal Virgues ; one customer describes 1L à a \u201cGodsend to dyspepiis people.\u201d ! always recommend it with confidence.Faithlully yours, (Signed) Vincent A.Wills, « hemist-Dentist, Merthyr Ty vil, To Mr A 4 White ! Seig-l's Operating Pils are the best family poysic that bas - ver heen dis ov.ered.\u201cThey cleanse tha towels from all irritating substances, and leave them in n healthy condition.They, cpre costive- ness, Creston, Spt chet, (8% sy Dar Sire=Your Syrup sos Pilg are still very popu ot win ms oust un.ers, many saying th v are Lie best family mestisie pr ssiuje.thaoth r da.acyals #riane ui tro hott.+4 » Sue p aus eaui \u201cMotuer Sriget * bad raved the nte of bia W's, agi he added, \u201cone +i thee bo tive | wu ~wad- 268 would Rin mL NGS INL hs a ye ere beginuime2 tn -renklhs , dine and au 8 Mither Seigels Syra , the dement + | am, doar Sir, yours farntuily, (Signed) WwW Bowerlo AJ White, Esq, \u201cpunish Lown, Jamu cv, West Indies, cb 2.(8832, Dear \u201cir\u2014! write to intorm you that | have dori 81 great henelit from \u201ceigel\u2019s owners at the Fronoh fishing sshoonor | Numero Deux against the Norwezinn ratt no lately pore i whion, wonderful 10 teil, ceusisted iu she | ao\u2014and, strange > say, the catiewt land chatt le of th Above named dif nuant, | seized in this Gruss, will bo 621d on the 1h wg fifteen niles aw.y 10 >< tu m4 WHO In very Il, | pave maon ta tna nw\" ' Tue sa{e Kreps ur son ter ahiy, 11 tue, 30 gonsta at aud Lite salé faction so grew, te try Ne gels Hagup, er Sropticats ing ed infalli»ie remgdies, 89 Im yh se tried \u2018ny v I detenfrined ve it ab lesst @ fair tris).In yo 0 sideralily twelvel mon 16) Iam glad 40 suy thet | am a differen being ultogether, it ls said of certain ess \u20ac fra ions os § Hoon aoû 4 lveaing Lo man \u201d and | have no reason 10 doubst she truthfalaess of the aiatement 1 can srulv say, however, thai Neigel's tome, | bave resommentied it to several follow-sufierers trom this distressing con.pisint, and their testimony is quite In ao.oordance: with my own: Uratitude fp the benefit | huve dgrived from the ax Syrup lide 0ome ab « Wada BAd°s Sivsuing** T\u2014\u2014 Aus