The Quebec daily mercury, 9 janvier 1867, mercredi 9 janvier 1867

[" .»/ o u t: .s A\u2019 t .v ?' r / \u2022» T /» Ü /* t A A .ï jSstsrzi A* 7\u2019, -\t*-\t^\t\u2022 »^li * * \u2022\t.i * .j.l.J, .llpwi,' I*\u2014 rkÆyti .oi c.am .i\u2019inj.(itorti, JV.>t.VOLUME LXII.\u2014NUMBER 7.WEDNESDAY THE QUEBEC MERCURY, (K .ui.i'im» ii\\ Thou.Cahv, Hks., 1805.) ui*l iiimlilli'il Mi ilical 1\u2018rui tiduiier.I have tint bnuor lu tran.lliit to you si x i iipies of IbU onlei, ttlnl to rei|Ui* 'but y/tÿitW*ilf|y''\u2018 f- st, gains no it is.A very I.AIU.I ASktiBTMKNT H 1 « prices.HENDUHSOIV, HENFHF'.W k Co.Quebec, Dec.18, I Mm.\tI ln-2S!i milHG cuss.'\\ll;.II ESS begs Ie»| jV 1 friend* and H e pill.lie llmi Lis Evening i hisses are 1 ¦ -emid.The Ooiirse of Instilletioll I'lilbriin's even brafleb m sliidy \u2022 eiidul to u Conimen iul Fdiieation, ineluding Piuetieul Bool.keeping by single ami doubly entry .Hours f nui 7 to !> 1* M.1.D HESS, 24, !!li hi'lieu SHeet, (Near st John St , widiout ) N.B \u2014l.atinaml Freiiel Tuition (il required) bv a Professor B A Quebec, Dei .15, |8tlÜ.\tW.28H 6 NEW ÏEAS'S, JMUOSKNTS.A - dm whole umsl bo oleuied out dorln;; tin Holiday», they will be sold much umL .i.siml plln! 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U' K have jusl opened a l arge ('onsigiimi nf 11 Hoop nIvIKTs, in l.idies Mls>r< .Hid I bildren'* Si/es, which Will I\" nnvl Ifullv to liil.irm bis mm It urnl r usual pri.es, BEHAN HIM ''I H Kits, I UtuO Neill ii Ueltrus , Quebec, O.t.II, IMibJ.\t234 I 1ST OPENED ' i ili.zon Ladle» rl.i'l Ins, «I uSMitted, iu all die N w l'i ' .in , lioiii Is.IUjd .ei' In BEHAN BIloTHI.Ks.fwjUN ( ''.tnuieli lui Hi.O'., I'ppei Town Maikel.Qllel.Nov.7, ISO»!.\t36 i All Medical Fees paid by tho Company.Mrdical lUrnR*»:\u2014DR.HOWAND.^ l»i*iv.i.¦ * \u2018¦Lime, rhemical substance or rtreif*', poison-\u201cons matter (liquid or solid), dead or decaying \u2022iflsb, orany ottier ileletcrio4l*»ub*tance, «hall \u2022'not be drawn Into, orallowed to paas into, be \"left or remain In any water frequented by \"anv of the kinds of lish mentioned in tbu \u201cAi t ; and saw-dnst or mill-rubbish shall not \u201cbe drifted or thrown iutnany stream frequent-\"ed by salmon, trout, piekerul, or bass, under ¦\u2022a penalty not exceeding one Ituudrud dollars.\u201c The contraveution on any day of any ul \u201c the provision* of this Act, or »ny.regulation made under It, shall constltnUi a separate \"off, nee, and may be punished accordingly.\" \" When not otherwise speoitiod, evoiy pro-\"prietor or proprietroe*, owner,ageut, tenant, \"occupier, partner, or poraou r tually iu I barge, either as occup int or sei vaut, shall i* he deemed to he jointly and aev.rallv liable \u201c for punnlti*8 or rndneya rectsveraulu under \"\u2022ny of the provision* of the Fisheries Act\" These section* have nom hneu il» força for twelve months, during which time it appear* dial iu a majority of instance* the proprietor* and occupants of such establishment* have not deviat'd, nor nUcrapted to de?i#e any roeatJR l>y which the law may Ik.practically oWived.While fnilyacknowledging the great Impor-lance of milling and manufactuiing interests and with every desire to ocrasien to these industries the least possible inconvenience, die Department must remind all parties concerned that other private individuals and tho general j,uli'b have sueli rights and propeity in rivers as a to recognised and protected by law, and which are infringed through the obstruction and pollution of streams.Iu Upper Ganuda chapters 47 and 48 of the Consolidated Statutes, and iu Lower Canada chapW 2U of the Consolidated Statutes, make special provision against obstructing and polluting streams.The Fisheries Act, however, devolves upon Fishery Officers especially the duty of enforcing the clauses above recited.This duty will now he strictly carried out aa regards all rivers of considerable volume and peculiar interest to tin* public.Should th* parties concerned rca||y desire to .ompiy with the law, a practi- N E AA music! (¦).AU 1 11 S uiidiilig to Kei'Ulc th.' servicesof a person eapikhle of ti aching the I lassies and MathrmaHcs, mav do so by addressing A.B.7.ul tliii.Office, by li ll.i .i hu bi'-t ; ul rclereinrs given., Quel\" i', Oct.17,1861;.\t237 New and Attractive Cantata.Department ol\u2019Crown Lands, FISHERIES RRANCH,\t'' Ottawa, 1st September, lidà.PQLLDTIOH OF STREAMS.[Music ! Music ! ! MMIK Htto.itlon of Mill-owflera and Mann-X faeturers, and of all peraM* \" jÙ?A Wintei Erening's Entertainnieiit J{.MOlKiAN, Music Dealer, St.John Sired, ltTOL\u2019LI) n**frectfully rail the attention of Y> the Public fci bis aasoitineiit of Music and Music Books suitable for Presents at this | Season of the Year, Consisting ol : Beethoven's Sonatas, .MopUel lohu's 1 Leider idni'e Wmto,\" Mozart's Sonaffb | Verdi\u2019s Voi hI Album, St.lames\u2019Court Album Conte's Allitini, Moure\u2019s Irish M.Indies, Ipo | Operatic Gems, The Drnwiug liooiu Music , Btiok, The Ball liooiu Music Rook, The ' t hrLty Minstrels Music Book, The Standaid j English Song Book, The Old Songs of Ireland, | The Songs of Seothind.Melodia Divin.i, Oratorios, Ma^sea, 4c.; also, Hooks or Snugs ' and Khi mes fur Juveniles.All tile a''ove Works arc of the best English Editions, Kpirudiritv Illustrated and Beiuti-Tullv Biiund.A SGCIATi CANTATA, IN TWO I\u2019AKT'N.j \\\\ orils by Sidney Dyer.Mush hi i .A.Cull I This ('nntata iiitroduees die hearly pleasun s I which render enjoynLL' tho long eveiiini ol | our Northern wililei.s.Aliibng lliesu me a l \"Quilting Bee, \" a \"8niiw Balling scene, \"llidi and Seek,\" Love'Scenes, ('oinle Scenes, and other attractive Ii aluros.Tie Canl-tta i in he sung without in lion or scenery, hot il the I lalL r is ilesiii d, a little ingenuity w ill supply if, directions for whiih aie given It is easily j \"brought out, and \u2022 .uiui.t fail to uilonl ?atis- 1 faction and Binuseinetit whem v.i prod.i I'rice,Cloth, $1.25 ; l'api i, ÿl.on receipt .of which il will be m ut pusl paid.; OI.IVKB DITSON A CD., I\u2019uldisheis, 277 Wnidihigtbli Street, Boston 816.TJ nioiiBaiik \u2014UF\u2014 LOWER CANADA.EX Sl FAMKIi FKOM l.lVKItl\u2019Dt'l.U\u2019E bave jusl u|\" ni d I lin e Bales el Fl.ANNEE, anil invite .pei ini aden-lion to du! U BEAT BA BG ,\\ I NS w \u2022 me givie,\u2019 ill every ill Sl'liptloll DAS' \\ SIIIKTING FLANNKI.s, Will IK Fl.A N N ELS, BED I LAN NEES.BEI E FEANN EES, K K BSE 4 s, Aie A : uur Stock ol Hlaul.cls is al \u2022> umuiialh .lui e and wel I assort.d HKHAN BHDTIII'.BS, ( 'oui u ci i ini I lou- g., Quebec, Urt.4, 1866.\t2 28 IMITATION JLAMBSKi N.j I 'T opened Tinee Cases I.MIl'AlluN .1 I.A M BSK IN, 8 xtraQimlilleK, Irmo¦! per yard.BEHAN BROTH KH s, \u2022 Couiinen lui Hoiim .Qlicbee, Nov.17, 1866.\t265 N TOTICK is herebv girrii, t uni the Board All the latest Snugs and Dame Music puh-llsbid iu Fiiiglaud, the United States and Canada, i* continually being received.Gentlemen not having a knowledge of music, can have a nice selection made by a professional musician,am! Bound to order.It.\"MOHOAN, Music Dealer.Quebec, Dec.19, 1863.\t292 DIVIDEND upon the paid up Capital Stock of ih.- Bank, for the Carrent liai' 4 e *r, al tin rate of EIGHT per coni, per utiiiMin, which will be paid at the Bunking Housu hen*, on i and afin WEDNESDAY, the SECOND day i of JAN l'A UY ii-xt The Transfer Books of die Bank will he I closed from Hie FIFTEENTH until the I THIRTY-FIRST DKCKM BEK, both duy in ! elusive.I By Order, 4V.DUNS, I'axhi Q'iuheo, Nov .30, 1866.\t2 II 1 «\u2022«! l- '* h U\t| t|K,|r premises to any prescribed mode of dis- : posing of waste materials, such a piactlcal dan us shall obviate further injmy to the fivers and streams, will he aeeaptad.It\u2014 Department ol\u2019Crown Lands, FISH EU IES IIHANCH.Ottawa, 15th September, 1866.rl,HK Commissioner of Crown Eands has, I under the FISHKUIKS A LEMON'S, i eivi o(ary.) Jei» ph A.K Je Faf^.Iu io absenoe of Mr.White, i'n ideall Uentlciuau,' M.8.4 viou J.Wells, 'whoso^ who bid leit fur KugLud ou th# d-y pro-resiguatiou is hereby aceoplvd sign (tcosporsry.j Tbaopli resu, (Jeaticiiian, M.8 uiotcd.\tTlr^jiraiaa pswasated thu repori of the warn THIS DAY.The folWpiag corNipaadeuce is published by the authority of (he Lord Itialiop of Moutioil \u201c Klmloy Itectory, Droitwich, ) N.»v, ^7, IHC\u2019 j ted.To be Kn-.vious,tlie tir»t Vice-l\u2019resideut, Mr.Fitch.'\t_ .\t,\t,\t, \u2019 \u2018 ' *¦ '\t, ' *«S*\u2022atArua.iUMIV.t.air fo A« t,t pro ; rc2o.4i Tout.Respectfully submitted, GeoR)!f.Fitch, Secretary Charitable Committee.The following gentlemen were tlu-a elected OFFICERS FOU 18G7.President,\u2014Joseph White, Esq., unanimously re-elected.Fust Vice-President,\u2014M.G.Mountain, Esq.hecjnd Vice-President,\u2014Geo.Filch, Esq.Secretary,\u2014J.S.Crawford, E.-q.Assist.-SecreUry,\u2014 \\V.J.Newton, Esq.Chaplains,\u2014Revd.U.V.liousman, fit.A., Revd.A.W.Mountain, 51.A.Physician,\u2014 James A.Suwell, M.D.E., Committee of Ahiuayenuiit,\u2014J.\t11.Clint, Weston liant, A.J.Maxima), Wm.Crawford, B.Daikon, Kichd.Owen, J.Morgan, 11.Knight, G.T.Cary, Thomas Andrews, T.II.lived, 11.J.Goodwin, Willi.-) KussiH, J.P.Biokcli, W.Shordichc, Esquires.After thu usual vote of thanks to the rutirud officers, tho gcuural meeting adjourned.The CoinmitUce of Management met immediately after thu adjournment oi the general meeting, when G.Veusey, Esq., was elected Treasurer.Charitable Committee,\u2014A.J.Maxham.II.Goodwin, Wm.Crawford, Wes tun Hunt, J.il.Clint, Esqrs.Sub-Committee of Account*,\u2014\\i.Duikers, Wm.J.Newton, Weston Hunt, K-qr».When a man uamrd Edward Brown returued to bis house in White street, St.John, N.B., last Friday evening, he accidentally upset a kettle of hot water iuto the cradle in which a baby six mouth* old was sleeping.Tbo poor littio thing was dreadfully scalded about the face and upper part of the body, and lingered in gioat agony until Saturday, when death pu* an cud to its sufferiugs.StiAUi* Rknton.se tu \" Advertised ' Wife.\u2014Says a wife io Cincinnati, whom her husband had advertised in consequence of \" leaving his bed and board, ' und that \u201c he would pay no debts of her commoting\u201d ; \u201c I take this method of informing the publie that he never had a bel ; the board has always been furnished by myself, and as to anybody trusting me on his account, 1 know of not.c who would trust himself.His credit has always been below par, so much so that be could not get trusted tor bis own The Eurotean and North American Railway.\u2014Ground on thia road was broken at Bangor on New Year's day.The road is to cooucet Bangor and all the American Railroad system with Halifax.The first fifiy-six miles uast of Bangor are to be proceeded witb ae soon aa tbe weather is fine enough.ceiviug stolen goods; Louis Boivin, for j clothing on his back, slightly altered.' aggravated assault ; and Mary Ann Rouse, wife of James Nugent Clarke, lor assault, ing a bailiff in tbo execution of his duty.All of these defendant» were arraigned, nod pleaded not guilty.The Grand Jury u-turned ignoramus as to the bills agaiust Pamasc Moreau and Patrick Toohcy for larceny; and no bill against Patrick Duylc for larceny, arid Ebenexer Black for receiving stolen goods.The Grand Jury having completed thu husincra before them, were thanked for their attendance, by tho Court, and discharged.DEFENCE OF MONTREAL.(From th< .Moutrunl tiazutte.) With all due del''fence to our eontenipo- 1 ray Cr Journal de Quebec, tve will again repeat that \u201c for all practical purpose* Montreal is stronger than Quebec.\u201d Le tournai has fallen iuto some serious errors in its rc J view of our oomraents.We never gave it to he understood, for instance, that the fortifi-cations erected lor the doleoco of Montreal -irouiii ho excavueuti-d on tho north side ol the livi-r between the St.Lawrence and the city, and must certainly say that by so inferring our contemporary lias abuu hmly * proved that ho does' not understand the argument, or the tiist principles of the new system of defence which Ins relegated Quebec to a secondary rank as a fortress.The editor must not suppose that tho do-signers of the defences of this oily would bo so blind as to erect them within its immediate neighbourhood, and thereby expose the Victerii Bridge and Montreal to the shot ' and «hell of an enemy.By no means.If j Montreal is ever attacked and defended thu .8'rugglc for its pos-essiun will take place on ! the plain betwot-n this and St.Johns, at a [ vale distance for Montreal from the enemy's \u2022 cannon.The city itself would fall as soon as a hostile force could penetrate to tho river bank opposite, und bring its artillery to bust- upon it.The country they would lir.it have to paas over it wc will admit, as level as a billiard table, but nevertheless, we repeat, could soon be turue-J into a labyrinth of earthworks of greater importance und greater strength than the walls of Quebec, and so govern the contest for the pos»e.s-tan ol the city that it wuuld reduce itself to a mere question of 11 .ml and money.Tho editor ot the Journal, in addition to thu soiges we referred to, should also study thu h-sson conveyed by the successful attack by the Federal ilects on Forts St.Philip and Jackson, Pulaski and FLhcr during the recent war.The difference between stone forts sueh us they have at Quebec and the earthworks propo-ed to he erected in front of Montreal, would the ¦, perhaps, be somewhat more apparent to his undentanding.They went down like chaff before thu poundcriiig they were subjected to, whilu the c.irthwoik* ot Vicksburg, fiorinth and Richmond were never directly taken by assault, und would probably have been held to this day if the men and resources with whiuli thu South origiualiy defended them could luvc been kept up Napoleon once said that he fought and wou his battles with the leg-i and not witli the arms of his (-oldie:*, flic science uf tbe present day will soon cau-c it, in the same way, to be said that umpires are kept and won with the spado and not with the musket.Heporiul for the Daily Mercury.lti:i*OKT.|0 A.1|.UUKOPEAN NÜVV8.BY THE CABLE.LONDON, Jan.8.Report* from Hong Kong state that thu French II- ct iu the Corea i» about to leave tiioM.- water» for thu winter without being able to obtain adequate redress from Cochin ; China.MANCHESTER, Jan.8.Manuiuetuiiiig interests are dull ; orders limited.Middling Uplands 15 peace.LIVERPOOL, Jan.8, eve.Bn-udstulli rumaiu quiet.Cora quoted at t2i to 12s \u2022>«! per quarter.LONDON, Jan.8.Como's closed firm at 91J lor money.American securities weaker.U.S.5-20's 7:'J ; Illinois Central Sip1 ; Erie 15J.A M K Ii I C A N N K W S.Ncwburypurt, Mass., Jan.8.Tho Belleville Congregational Church w is i-oniumud by lire this morning.Loss $18,0110.New York, Jan.8.Tin- total slock of wheat in store here on the 7th Jan.was 1,731,629 bu»licL.Corn, 2,822,807 bushels.Oats, 2,451,492 bushels.Chicago, Jan.8.A dro occurred at Galesburg, HI., on Sunday, burned more tban one half a block of business buildings.Loss 50,000.A pa-senger train on the Illinois Central railroad going south on Sunday, was thrown from the track near Medela, killing Mrs.Wilson of Akron, and wouudiug several others.SMRBPSaT,-lP,M, HU ROPE AN NEWS.FtllTHER XKWS BY THE CABLE ROME, Jany.8., The Italian ambassador, Signor Tonelli, has finally settled the questions relative to 1 the future status of religious matters in 1 Rome under the Italian regime.The Papal Cabinet have agreed that hereafter the appointment of HLIiops shall be made by His Holiuess the Pope, the said appoint-; mciiis to receive the sanction of the Emperor and Government of Italy.PARIS, Jany.8, cvg.I The Bourse has ruled quiet to-day.Rentes closed at 68.82^.LIVERPOOL, Jany.8, evg.The cotton market opened easier ; mid-ling uplands IQd.Breadstuff* generally quiet except Corn, : wliioh is firmer ; mixed Amcriean 42s Gd.Flour quiet.Wheat quiet and unchanged.Provisions quiet ami steady.AMERICAN NEWS.Washington, Jan.8.Tin- Judiciiry Committee will not act hastily upon thu question of impeachment, but will givu the subject a circlul consideration before making Ibeir report.New York, Jan.9.Another important meeting of Foniun Centres uud Delegate* was held this evening.A Directory of nine members was elected to su|icrviso tho action of the Executive officers, and control the manngemeut of tho funds.Nothing doturred by tho supposed treachery of their lute leader, James Stephens, nor by tho fearful odds against them, thu Fcui-ius here propose to persevere in their desperate enterprise.A letter was road from Mr.Stephens stating that he was both saiprisud und indignant at the recent action of thu Centres and Delegates, and at the reports which have .ipjwared in the daily papers iu reference to his defection.He denies having deserted the organization, and refuses to be deposed.He tequested a committee of six members to wait u|ioa him, to whom be might explain the situation of affairs.Owing to illness lie wj.1 unable to attend in |ierson.The feeling of the meeting was tint Stephens should obtain » heating before being finally condemned.Norfolk, Jun.8.A tire this morning broke out nt the Atlantic Hotel, and consumed property to the nmount of $25,000.The schooner Alexander Blair, of Boston, for Richmond, went ashore on the 13th Doc.at R>y Island, during a heavy storm.The ve-fel and cargo me a total loss.The captain was rescued, after remaining in the rigging for 2-1 hours.I 8hipriii.di.no in Nova S?\"'\t, ' year no* drawing to a elo*»: ha» ciu\u2014 * favorable one, as far as shipbuilding\u2018f11 11 Corned.This is the more deeply to W>u\u2018 «totted, as the const ruction of new vein, has grown to bo one of our gioat branche» of i'rovinciai industry.The doprec-cd state ^ of the shipping interest, all over the World, 1 i* attributable to several eau>ei.The prinuip! reason is, doubtless, owing to tlu-astumed fact ; viz , that too many ni.ip- have I been built both in the Mother Counliy and the Colonies.This would seem to suiLluc-torily account for the low price of vi-s.m-L iu the English market.Indeed we hear it stated that a superior ship cmild be bought < in Liverpool, a lew week* since, lor little mote tjisn half the tneucy it w-'Uld imu to build a vessel .For dtarrl.iea and dysentery, take a teaspoon-full of Pain Killer, well mixed inur-il! id milk amt water, and sweetened with sugar.It will never fail If taken iu time.New York, Jany.9.The llcru'd's Matamoras correspondent s»ys :\u2014Escobedo arrived nt Monterry on the 23rd ult.A battle was ronently fought near Uua-dal-.ctra, iu the State of Han Luis Futosi, between the forces of Mejia uud the Liberal-; under Trevino, resulting iu a complete victory for the latter.The command of L'.il.Cervantes and u part ol thu Coahulla Brigade greatly distinguished themselves, capturing a large number of prisoners and nearly a stand of arms.stuffs of the North-west, aud a condition ih0 authorities.'He kar is estimatsd at board* and ptices a fraction b«U*r.In | bar* from tho want of a steady fallof mow.| jf38 000.(it 1859 Russia had 75,431,nOO inhabitants ; and in 1866, 82,272,000.The total Freuch force iu Mexico is 27,-000 men und 4,000 horsc-t.The Cazette de Franc-' aim >une*s that thu French government has given an order for 60.000 Chasspot muskets at the Liogt-mauufactory.\t* GAME at Hand.\u2014A fine flock ofj News has been received of a calamitous ortollans are said to havo spent some lim« 1\tKingstown, ht.\\ lucent.Several .,h.Tm.ce\t.M.de Montalembcrt, after pairing through a tedious and painful i.iuesa, wliioh has kept hi n some month* to his room, is now convalotcunt.very flue \u2022uitnble tV lieiuivtd par \u201c Damas,'ii»,\" a \u2022sjortment of Fren.h Fancy Good», fcir llridal, birth-day, or Holiday Dras.-uts\u2014 EhrflUld Uouae, 3 Fabtiq-te street, n-.-ury Xiucatoo k Co.Mr.Henry C.Beldi-n, a member of the i bar nt New Orleans, has boon committed for l perjury, for swearing fuisely that he had i property to the amount of $10,0011, in order to stand hail lor one Cronnn.He lias been ; admitted to bail, the security being fixed at 8500.A sud.occurrence has just happened at ; Aith, in France.Lieut.Felchin wxs soinu ! time back bitten in the thumb by a man itantod 51tiller, but be thought nothing of tho wound, and went next day a journey on hii private affairs.On reaching Bale he found ids hand und aim begin to swell, and , a mcdijal man declared that the ease was ! one uf poisoning tmm a human bite.He at once returned home in haste, but he re- ' fused to have thu arm niu|-uuiad.The consequence was that the inflammation increased Rightfully, aud he died seme days after in horrible suffering.-«\u2014- A Ccniofs Ql'Xstiun.\u2014A Council ol barristers of the Fans circuit have decided that it is incompatible with the dignity of a barrister at the bar to be likewise a member of lit ) Jockey Club.Tbe coast of Cape Breton was recently visited with a heavy gale ol wind, aocinpun-icd with snow, which proved disastrous to icvenil inward bound vessel.The Cape Breton News learns of the total wreck of thu schooners Henrietta, from Bosion and Halifax, nml Eunice A Mary, from Halitin, tho former iu St.Fetor\u2019s Bay and the latter at Lingan.B-itli vessel* hud cargoes, which were partly sived in a damaged condition.I tic schr.Isabella, Boutilier, was stranded between Low Foint Light and the point of the South Bar.The gale was severely felt at Cow Bay, whore it did some trifling damage, \u2014-\u2022\u2014 - A FntstDlNTtAi.Ticket.\u2014A writer in the Upekville, (Md.) Sent in, I, sugge-t* Gen Grant for Frcsidcnt, and Gen.Leo for Viei {'resident of the United Statoa, to be as the national Union candidatci.tee ran tV A tiuu display ol Frsueb I'urlor and Dlultig-Koou Clock*, st tli-: Nhoftisltl House, 3 Fabrique iteret, H«nvy gmsxtoa * Co.Kl'Mdrkp Heavy Failure\u2014There i* ; a rumor at New York, that Ball A Black, : the well-known jewellers, will have to aua-, pend payment in eoutequeno* of over purchases of rich goods abroad when gold was falling IV Call at Woods A Co.'i for froah Sugar Cuiud Ham» at 7|d Cholc-ait Hrtaklaal Bacon, Id.Kiev.Jams* McFahi.ask, Esopits, I'lst.i ei.s N.Y., write»\u2014\" I tiara no hesitation iu e.-i-tifying Hint Mrs.S.A.Allrii'» World'» Hair Keatoreraud ZylokaDnnium have u-stur.-il tlie color and increased the growtli of my Imir, and I would cliesrfully recommend them to tho whose hair may either begin to fail iu .- lor cr decrease in luxuriance.\" Sold by till Druggist*.Depot, 138 Greenwich at., N.V .Du Harry's Delicious Health IlcKtorina K- -valcnta Arabica Food, which coutaius threit time» the nourishment of the licet meat, Have» fifty times its cost iu other remedies, restores perfect digestion, strong nerves, sound lung», healthy liver, refreshing sleep, functional regularity, and energy to the most disnrdeted or enfeebled, removing Kpccdily and i-n.-etiial-ly indigestion (dyspepsia), baldtuul comdipa-tion, diarrluea, bu-moirhoids, livercnuiplalnt.-i, flatulency' nervousness, .l.ver, sore throats, catarrhs, colds, influenza, noises in the head and ears, rheumiiliMii, gout, impurities, eruptions, hysteria, neuralgia irrita-oility, sleeplessness, acidity, palpitation, heartburn headache, debility, dropsy, cramp', spasms, nausea, and sickness, sinking lit', coughs, asthma, bronchitis, incipient ion-sumption, scrofula, tightness of the ch.st, pains at ths pit of tha stomach, In-tween tlie ¦boulders Ac, Cerificate No.2!),4I0.We find it the safest remedy.Andrew l.\u2019rr, M.D., F.l:.S.; Dr.Harvey; Dr.Wurzer, Dr.Khorlaud Dr.Campbell.\u2014W» ijuote a few out of 62,oi u cures Cure, No.57,:U4 ; \u201cTittcueoli.\u2014I cannot express my gratitude for the benefit I have derived from Du Harry's Komi.My appetite is perfectly restored, tlie pains iu my leg, back, ami chest are quite gone, and I am fast gaining strength and flesh.Mrs.A.Owen,\u201d\u2014Cure, No.54,812 : Mis* Virginia Zegners, cure of consumption, after her medical adviaera abandoned all hopes of recovery.\u2014Cure, No.40,8.72 \u201cOf fifty years\u2019 fmloseiih-ahln agony from dyspi'jisia, nervousness asthma, cough, constipation, flatulency, ¦pnsms, sickness at the sDitnadi, and vomit-lug.\" Maria Joly Wortham, Ling, near DiV-, Norfolk.\u2014Core, N.47,12.: Miss Eliznlu-tli Jacobs, of Nating Vicarge, Waltham Ci.iss, Herts, of extreme nervousness, indigestion, gatherings, low spirits, and nervous fancies \u2014 Sold in Canisters, 1 lb., 2s.9.; 2 lb., 4s.(id.12 lb., 22s.; 24 lb , 40s., sterling.\u2014Harry A Co., 77, Kegent-etreet, London, in Montieiil by Lamplough k Csmplihell, in Halifax by Avery brown A Co., and all Grocers and Chsuii t Beware of spnrion simitatiuus.Pei $,$, Help Via Portland, J CST oprneil - Cm.of SHOWN .ml FANCY STRIPED WINCEYS.\u2014AlSO\u2014 Two Coses of Knitted Clouds, Breakfast Shawls, Sontags, Hoods.'Yk.Which will be (old at extremely low prices.O\u2019IDOHEÏIT Y ir Mechaiiicil and \u2022%Vfr .trtvrrtiaemeHt* Umumts to i.rt.Ynr ,lilveril*rmrHt*.OHEAP DRY GOODS \u2014YOU\u2014 NEW YEAR\u2019S PRESENTS.IOOO Y A U UR I\u2019Oliliiul 7|'l wrortli !\",'l.'SO VuiaIk Dn.Ad Ouuila »t 111 wiii'lh la 4.1.SOo Vunla J''.ouy un liciteial tl.'.-l ing.Hi order \u2022»' Hie Board.JAMKK DAIKERS, SccirUry Montreal Telegraph Co'a.OlUei, 4 Montreal, 2lib Dee,, isiiu.S Quebec, Dee.31,1 too\to- mi PicseUtly tk « upli'd by M< sers n» BELGIAN.2200 lens NORTH AMERICAN.1781 ton* DAMASCUS.I3p8 tens JEAN GIROUX, By JOS.NADEAU, Attorney ad Htem.Quebec, Jan.4, 1867.Literary & Historical Society.o! N WKDNK8DAV Next, the 9th Instant being tliii second Wednesday of the month, the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the SOCIETY\u2019 will be held in its Qooiits at nhich the Annual Report of Hie Connell will he lead, and the Election of Ollicorx take place.The Chair will bo taken at in A.M.GEORGE WEIR, Assist.Çocretary.Quebec, Jan.3, I860.\t2 P.SINCLAIR h SON.Quebec, Jan.3, 1867.\t2 KASIMOV KOOKS.! g NO LI8HYVOM AN'S Domestic.Is 8d Y\u2019oung Englishwoman.Did How Bells, the Lady\u2019s Favourite.Did And a variety of other Magasines found nowhere uisu iu the City.P.SINCLAIR A SON.I Quebec, Jau.3 1867.\t2 NEW JslOVELS.Ct BA DOCK NOWELL, A Tale of tbe Now t Forest.By Richard Doddridge Hlm kmore l Author ot Clara Vaughan ' Priee ::s.9d.Bow Bells, or The Ladle \u2019 ; Favorite.THE PEOPLE\u2019S MAGAZINE.LIGHT and Entertaining Literature, Music, j Poetry, Short Sketches, the Fine Arts , Needlework, Receipts, Ac., Ac.Two Dollars a year, invariably in advance, or Teiipeuce a number.Delivered to any part of the City free of charge.P.SINCLAIR k SUN.Juebe.', Jan.4,1867.\t3 Finnan Haddies.A1CEWAN S curing, Just Received.¦BEN RUNTL1NK,\u201d Nautical Romance; by Sir Admiral Fisher, Price 2«.6d.For 8n'.* by t .K.nOl.lYVELI.A CO., Quebec News Depot.Quebec, Jan.3, lHti7\t2 CLEARANCE SALE OF rrii \u2014AT\u2014 HALF PRICE.Building .New Ship.I\u2019xpt Usllaiitia*.\u201c Aituu, \u201c Dalton.« Wylie.\u201c Bniwu.\u2022\u2022 Kerr.\u201c Wait-.\u201cA Seliool that will do e.xeellenl sen ien Deutsche Musk-Eeitiug, Phil.!\t\" Soundest, clearest, best l.ouk lor the | Piano.\"\tPhil.Kvcuing Bulletin.*\u2022 A work of solid and enduring merit,\" Phil.City Item.\" YVIII supersede every other of tbe kiud.\" Worcester Spy.» an improvement on all othci I\u2019iiuio hooks.\u2019 Syracuse Journ»l.\"Possesses ins.il not \u2022 lniiued by othei «urliH \"\tCleveland Herald ¦Tommon sense, plain talk and brevity.Boston Herald, \" Presents muiiy new ami impoitant ideas ' N.Y.Tablet \" No Pinn.i bool compsisblo in value to it \" New Oivenallt.No long dry lessons, nor wearisome cxer-else»,*hut Kpiightly Mudi.s throughout, and Gharuiiiig Melodic» lor practice, al every step.It is all that .an I.e desired.Price f : Sent post-paid.OLIVER DIÎSONéÜO., Publishers, Î77, Washington Street, Boston.Quebei .Jan.3, 1866.Carrying the Canadian and United Slaltt Mailt.Sailing from LI VKBPOOL every THURSDAY, and from PORTLAND every SATURDAY\u2019,calling at Loch Foyle to receive onboard and land Mails and Passengeii, from and to Londonderry.Date* of «ailing are as follow* FROM PORTLAND: DAMASCUS.Saturday, 29th\tDec.,\t1866.NOVA SCOTIAN.\t\u201c\tith\tJan.,\tI8«7.HIBERNIAN.\t\"\t12th\t¦\u2019\t\u2022* BELGIAN.\"\t19th\t\" And every succeeding Saturday.RATES OK PASSAGE FROM QUEBEC : To Lvit'iui.dti ri/.rr Ltverpavl.Cabin\u2014$76.50, and $86 56, according to accommodation.STtlBAOS\u2014$31 .Berth* not secured until paid lor.An experienced Surgeon carried on each «'\u2022\u2022\u2022 eel.For urtber particulars apply t#| ALLANS, RAK A CO., Agents.Quebec, Dec.27, 1*66.\t298 cDHMnciti msi.UPPER TO'VN MARKET.CUTUP m ¥ DM GOODS, Quebec, Dei 28, 166\"\t'\u2022's-1 Miisii* Hooks ItumilU I'lihlislii\u2019d nil.|| Sl'HGOl.nil'RAI IS'I .\t\\ t-e lei'» tint, uf i boHiM and l''i>iir.Pai I .Sungs, Ituin the YYuiks ul ibe Gnat .'I t l» ' , >\u2022 i Hie USe .It ullegc.Higll Sell.,UIs, \\' .\t$1.01).i.RAMMAR M 11» 'O I.» ' Il * )R I \" i ui.i.imi.ill,, WHbMu'S Mclhud ol Tea.hlng V.i.al Musi., aiiapted lu 8.bools, I\" \u2022ulin Hnllah ul».» Sel., iions for Devolienal I'xei, !»\u2022 s Exhibitions, and l'\"»'i\\al '» \"asieii- A.lapi.'.l and qrrnilKvd iu e, in pap i \u2022 t\" , tmarils, 4U et».A WINTER EVENING \u2022\u2022 ENTERTAIN.MKNT.A So.ial l\u2019aillai».Wuid» by .>idii.> .|»vei Musi- bv I' \\ Gull I'lotii, SI 35 | pipel, $1 On.)(U SSR'S Mt.HGAL »'ATT.GIIINM .A N.« Edllioil, with an Appendix \u2022nitnining Modulations from Hie xiuinus M >i\"i and Minor Kevs anil a Treat ire on if.w.ltat.les and the i\u2018unsti'U.t'on \"i i'holds b\\ 3 < .J .nt.-.The altuve sent post-paid \"ii i.i i|.t o* pr: OLIVER DITSON A GO.Publishers, 377 Wmbiiigton 1868.LESLIE\u2019S (-! t \\/l I I I.OS I'ANlllON I.Pl'hc 25 > el.lS, H.iipet's Monthly f,.i lanuniy, > euls.P SINCLAIR A ox l.it.i aiy I Quell, If I i.l' leiMoUeiKl rtf BMt Ss I n the matt, i ul PRIMEGA'.NoN, \\u Insolvent f IYH lx Gl» dil'IIS \"f lb* I Ii ait v .Ill ul, In'l i l'i I 1 to meet at my titliee, in M Pet, I slri et, in this » ity, on MONDAY.2''lh Ji.lilftiy next lit TI.N u'l Ini k, a III., tnl III,' pub I,,\t.MlUlillU- lion of Du- insolveiii, n .d tbe .i.tering , i!,' nil »n - * I Ins estate geUerittly A FRASER, ' ill.nil Assignee.Quebee, Dei 29 I8C0.\tId-Sl'O liiMilvc\u2019iii Aet of iS the Winter portion of our very large Ste< k of FANCY AM) STAPLE I>« Y CnXO O 1>W, PreTlotm to our Annu»! Stork Tlking, in jHiiuArv, au.il (low, in , oses « bit Ii would not admit ol ui'.'i-c nry in .my shape In short,a healthy flow ol | the Idle Is one ol Ha > nrliesl and I\" si syinp-toms.You 'an inakn what use you please j of this cuinmmiicatioi.\u2014I iim,Gcnl! uieu, A' , 1 AVII H T ('AMSaRl.l I lire No.52,422.\u2014\"|tii'yi>l.iitii Oil EVERY KIND P.l.MKV I PAIN OF INSTANTLY.N< vur time tbe ».leuco ol Mudieim ii i dn« lied upon llie wiirld lu.» iiny picpuration keen introduit x el vlioily, bad given up hoping «vci tube «'.Il \"'in.YYliatiuay a.em aliuust im redilil.-.bout Gn* OH I».that .oiuplainla iieieluliue cuiiaidered by Eminent Phyai.ian.s iio urabb-are Ireqiiently ' med by a few buttle*.Nora, of llliemnnlisiu ui Neuralgia ii\"«-i vt i deSperab- ur li'ipe!'but ma.k< o, nr.lilt, il by Go applii itlina olil.I\tor Diptlo lia .'iinl «ore I limai, I.eip\u2019iMi Oil is the oui.'call) lelinlibi n iii' il.m rxistel\" e.II\twill relieve lln worst .\t.ol H*a inediea.i\u2018nre No.47,121,\u2014Ml-» Kiixaliidh Jaeobs, of |t ulUj k\u201e twk.iu intcruallÿ srilb tbegreaiest sxlreine ntivoiisn*»*, indigestion) galberinga.safcty(' as it is warranted to coululK uoiu- low spirit» and rei vcoi* fane ies Cure No 55,814 \u2014Mi Samuel l.axbin, l.ri-c estei, ol two year» diurrkma.| h» Foecl is sold in t auistris, lib, 2s 9d 2 lb., 4» 6d 12 lb, 22a.24 lb., 40* Hupei-reftascl quality, I 18 , 64 ; 2 lb., I Is, 5 lb., 31* ; 18 lb., 33» stc-rliog money BARRY\" Di KAhRY A < o., 77, Regent Street, Loudon.Hold by *11 rcspectabl# Grocer* and I'beunstt.Rexraicot (purlous imiialiuUH Iu Montreal by LAMI\u2019LOUGH M CAMPBELL, and in Halifax by ATEUT BROWN I A GO.I Quebec, Nov.25, 116».\t272-.2m i fryer s irwrtip Pillfc piri.iU* Ingr' diments nnd is a purely végéta» l b' , .Xtinet.Egyptian Oil is Hie most e, ono-micnl rc medy in use, as sucli a Very Muai! quantity is required to produce tin désira*! Mint.Xui uiiuvat Druggist irully lewurks tacit he has loimd tlicic is lU'.Ve tillin' in thirty drop* of Egyptian Oil, ' m Hu bottles of scime ot the n moin mi« I'.icra Hie public Full directions in both Ungn ig.s accom pany each buttle.Brice 25 c.uts end 50 cents pc i buttle.For sale in Quebee by John Mmion AC*.; Jo' n Burke A Co., aud all Driig.il*-*.fRARttKN, HENRY A CO, Muutr.al, Ag* in * fcrrCausifa] Quebec, Sept.I8,^ls6«|\t12m-214j ^71508 587732 » rwK tiijkUnil^uaUJXKV,- jaauauy ».jwi SPECIAL NOTIOEg, For Throal DlMrien and Coiighs.Browh'm Umùxiuui.Tkoeaaa *w otf«r«d wltL tbu fulioit conttiltucv iu their ettlcacjr.They here heeu thoroughly UetcU, aa led, he will not readily abandon it lor om if doubtful reputation, or concerning which hu knows nothing.We aru led to make lliesu reiuarks owing to the course always pursued by lie > who have used dial celebrated and truly valnubtu horse-medicine known as Daileys Arabian Heave Huiucdy \"\u2014nil are So well plcastd with it that they will nut use any other ; many have waited several weeks until the agent could obtain a new supply.There is nothing equal to lias u t «udiiioii Medicine, or for any complaint uiici ting the wind ot horses.ttememher the name,and rue that thu signature of if nid St C*o., is on each package.Northrop x l.ymau, Newcastle, O.W., tien- ' eral Agents tor Canada.\ti Sold in Quebec by Uodurlck Mcl.cod, John Musson A Co., .1.K.It ni ke, i.M.Howcu, K.Ulroux, and all Medicine Dealeis Quebec, Dec.17, ISGii.\tIm-'lHO Two Qigsrioxi IUmii.y Aasivsiixp.\u2014Why should men wear beards?Ileeause they are a great protection to the throat aud lungs, and add mueh to their personal appearance.W hy hlioiild we use ¦' Hrymi .i Pulmonic Wafer» f Ileeause when used for Coughs, ] Colds, Tickling iu thu Throat, II\"arscueas, , Ac., they act like a charm.Ministers and .lawyers use them, physicians recommend | them, and singers and public speakers say they are tile Very best medicine ill existence I lor the cure of such complaints.Mold by all medicine dealers ut 26 cents per box.Northrop .» l.ymau, New.astle, C.W'., (leu- | eral Ag.iiU for Canada.Mold iu Quebec by Roderick McLeod, John Musson A Co., J .K ilurkc, J.8.tloweu, K.Ulroux, and all Medicine Dealers.MuuinfHH \u2022ititirtHHt's Quebec New* llepot.C.I.~ t CO., Til K \u201cMKItCI'IIV\u201d We\"1 '* AQU DE MAGNOLIA.A toilet deligbt.Superior to aoy Cologne, used to bathe Iho face and person, to render .the skin soft and fresh, to allay iiillumiuation, 1 to perfume clothing, for headai'lie, hr.It is Mutlonm.H(l(lkkPlli