The Montreal daily herald and daily commercial gazette, 6 avril 1886, mardi 6 avril 1886

[" 3 illing, had fi | James clesof § e mile The 1e race Lake, $500 a urges, fin re- t Staf- stake EN, uffalo, id the re the 18pic2g Imen.-Leave Janan- eneva, ake to n, visit wheel icinity r wheel Thurs- or Old 1g, ar- here a | ave on Sunday down days.towns , The from 3, w Or ger, of day in le road splalt 1ton, a e miles | second ; seven / .24m, -38\u2014 kers of met to- of the for the It will ck, on ce will ch 15, | wiles cham- Circus, naniog p had Bergin resting, e lead, At two ty four ahead, divided ty-fous À t run- ing had as not small rty-\u2014Bix forced 2 laps ps.IN.the St the 4th 1d clay ; .Ad nce in atatives aies to.3 g ! i AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE VOL.LXXVIII\u201482 TELEGRAPHIC.CANADIAN.spring Floods.The St, Giles River, in Lotbiniere, has become so swollen that the waters have away Mr, Rossboom, at St.carried Nicholas.An Appo'ntment.+ Mr.Paul DeCazes was on Saturday definitely appointed Secretary of the Catholie Branch of the Department of Public Instruction.This cffice has been a bone cf contention for a long time.Preparations.QUEBEC, April 5.\u2014Extensive repairs have been commenced in the Archbishop\u2019s Palace, in preparation for the June ceremonies, and in connection with fis Grace\u2019s installation as Cardinal.A Gencrous Council, 'TORONTo, April 5,\u2014Notice of a motion was given in the City Council to-night, that all artizans in the employment of the Corporation shall not work more than nine hours per day.The Revising Court Toronto, April 5\u2014The Revi:ing Officers Court for Centre Toronto was opened to-day, The Reformers added sixty-six names to the list and Conservatives sixty-five in St.Johns Ward.The ** Mail \u201d Fire, ToroNTO, April 5.,\u2014Chief Draper has made application to Attorney-General Mowat for an inquest into the origin of the fire in the Telephone Company\u2019s office in the Maël building on Thursday last, Strack It Rich, Quesec, April 5\u2014The St.Onge gold mining company are reported to have struck into another channel in their mine at St.George Beauce, which is richer than anything yet found in the district, Sanitary Regulatiors.Toronto, April 5.\u2014Mayor Howland announced to the city council to-night his determination to rigidly enforce the by-laws providing that no slaughter houses or cow byres be kept within the city limits, Want of Harmony.Orrawa, April 5\u2014On account of lack of harmony amongst the officers and other reasuns, it is said to be not improbable that the Governor-General\u2019s Foot Guards may be disbanded and reorganized at an early date, Their proposed trip on the 24th of May has been altogether abandoned.Arrested for Arson, Toronto, Ont, April 5.Robert Baynes, pressman, wa$ arrested.to-night, on a charge of setting fire to the stable of John Barnes, Chestnut street, on the night of March 18th, when the building was consumed and a horse perished in the flames, Several incendiary fires have occurred in that neighborhood within the past month, Iocendiarism Suspected.HAMILTON, Ont., April 5-The boot and shoe store of Jas.Dennis, King street east, first docr west of Wellington street, was burned this morning.Mr, Dennis thinks the place was set on fire, The damage to the building was about $125; damage to stock $300; both insured.He has received threatening letters during the past three months, A Labor Meeting, TORONTO, April 5.\u2014Laborers and contractors held a meeting to-night, when it was unanimously agreed to that mire hours\u2019 shall constitute a day\u2019s work.The laborers asked that the wages be fixed at 18 and 16 cents per hour, according to class of men, but the contractors wanted à third grade at 124 cents, to include old men.The laborers would not agree to this and threatened to strike unless their terms were adopted by the contractors.A large Increase, QUEEBEG, April 5,\u2014The Customs duties collected at this port during the month of March amounted to $93,089.28, and for corresponding period last year, $48,318.60 ; being an increase of $44,- 770.68, .The excise for March, 1886, amounted to $73,969.60; and in corresponding Inonth last year, $22,584.90 ; showing an Increase this year of $51,384.90, G.T.R.Cases, Sr.CATHERINES, Ont, April 5.\u2014At the assizes here the Grand Trunk Rail- Way are defendants in three of the civil sults, the first of which Jenning vs, Grand Trunk, is now in progress, Mrs, J enning, Wife of express messenger Jenning, who was fatally scalded at Meritton, last fall, when the Pacific express of the G.T.R.went through the drawbridge at that Place, sues the railroad for 810,000, Hanlan (0 the Fore, Toronto, April 5,\u2014Hanlan last night forwarded a cablegram to Innes, of the World of News, London, asking him to post one hundred pounds forfeit with the Sportsman for a five hundred pounds match against Beach où the Thames.Innes 18 & most prominent backer of oarsmen in England and had previously secured from Hanlan a promise that if the Australian invaded England he should be his backer.Hanlan will\u2019 fulfil his engagements on this side and will sail for England about the middle of July, and will be prepared to row six or seven weeks from landing, Rival Steamboat Companies.Quesko, April 5\u2014A number of con- leting rumors aneut the proposed oppo- filon between the Richelieu and St, Wrence Steam Navigation Companies te in circulation to-day.The olficials 3d shareholders of both companies are as Cee and mysterious as possible when a Pproached on the subject.One rumoris 0 the effect that the St.Lawrence Com- Toy have sold out lcok, stock znd barrel that ne $250,000, Another report says beta, agreement is about being come to Position the two companies by which op- ort on will be avoided, while a third re- iL fays the Richelieu Company are 8 ot £10 retire from the impending cor~ The Cattle By-Law Lost, \u2014A by-law for the iesue of $51,000 debentures for the Canadian Pacitic, by 1 law, are debaried iic dent access to cattle yards, and it is stated they will now give Toronto the go by by charging same rates of freight for cattle to Montreal as for Toronto.That is to say : Cattle, say from Guelph will be carried to Montreal for the same rate as from Guelph to Toronto.A Serious Fire.UEBEC.April 5.-\u2014A large fire declared tect?at Bergerville, à small village adjoining Quetec, this morning.- The conflagration originated between two shed: adjoining each other and owned by Michael Hawkin and Laurent Pechette.The flawes spread with lightning rapidity to the other buildings and houses, and before they could be got under control some seven houses were totally destroyed and nine or ten families rendered homeless, Mra.Young, a mother of ten children, became so frightened that she dropped dead, Deceased was 53 years of age, A! Coroner's inquest was held this afternoon and a verdict of death from syncope caused by excitement was returned, The following are the names of the\u2019owners of the honses burned: Michael Hawkin, Laurent Pechette, Francois Beaurivage, Michael Fitzgibbon, Stephen Nestor ana Paul Martineau.The names of the'tenants burnt out are, Eugene Fiset, Jos.Martineau, Hatrick Early, Thos.Gaffaey, and Jos.Bervin.All the burnt property consisted of wooden houses mostly of one storey and most of the theds where the fire originated were insured for $400 and $200 each.The other buildings are insured for small amounts, How the fire originated is a mystery, A Big Biaze.NAPANEE, Ont, April 5\u2014Hinch & Company\u2019s dry goods store, in Perry Block, was discovered on fire to-night and although the fire brigade turned out promptly the fire had gained sucha headway that the following stores are already consumed :\u2014H.W.Perry, hardware ; J.J.Perry, druggist ; Hinch & Co., dry goods and millinery ; Oddfellow\u2019s Hall, Orange Hall.The next block consumed was the Opera House Block, oc- cupid by Thos, Symington, groceries and provisions, Fred.Chinneck, jewellery; John Carson, harness shop, second and third stories.This bleck was used as an opera house.The next block is the Dominion Hotel, which is brick and three stories.Although the hotel was badly damaged, everything ap- ears favorable towards its being saved.Fre next buildings were frame and occupied by Mrs, Schriver, grocery; E.K, Bowen, auction rooms and dry goods; W.H.Bruton, grocery and fruit stores, the second stories beirg used by Mrs, Schriver and W, H.Burton, as dwellings.These buildings were completely destroved.Scarcely any stock was saved in the Perry block, which was owned by A.T.Har.shaw, aud probably well insured.A portion of Symington\u2019s stock was saved.Chineek\u2019s stock of silver plate, etc, is scattered along the streets and in stores.A good portion of Carson\u2019s stock was saved.Carson will be a heavy loser as he owned one-third of the opera house block, ard there is only eight hundred insurance on the building and nothing on.the stock.From present appearances the fire has been checked at Bruton\u2019s Corner.The amount -of insurance on the different buildings and stoeks cannot be ascertained to-might.The Mayor has telegraphed to Belleville for assistance, but thought it would not be necessary to bring the fire company dôwn.Perry block, valued ay fifteen or seventeen thousand dollars, and the Opera House block, about twelve or thirteen thousand, the Tram buildings, on the corner, are owned by Dr.Cook and probably well iisured.Larer.\u2014The sheë of the Dominion House caught fire from the Opera House block and carried the fire to the stone residence of Samuel McLaughlin and the double brick tenement owned by John Coates, and occupied by Coates and À.S.Ashley 88 a residences and dental rooms; all were completely destroyed.The wind being pretty strong carried sparks over the principal portion of Dun- das street, and at one time it looked bad for Main street.It now looks as though the fire is completely under control unless it breaks out from sparks again.WEATHER REPORT.MONTREAL, April 5, 1886.Temperature in the shade by Standard Thermometer, observed bv Hearn & Harrison, opticians and mathematical instrument makers, 1640 and 1642 Notre Dame street :\u2014 - 8a4.m, lr un.6 pr.Mu 309 36° 38° MAX, MIN, MEAN.420 199 35° 05 (By Standard Barometer, ] 8 AN.1p.nu, 6 P.M.30.17 30.12 © 30.18 METEOROLOGIGAL OrrI0E, Toronto, Ont., April 6, 1 a.m.Probabilities, Lakes\u2014North-east shifting to north-west winds, cloudy weather, with snow and rain, clearing again to-night.Upper St.Lawrence\u2014North-east to north-west winds, cloudy weather, with snow and rain.Lower St.Lawrence\u2014Hast to north winds, increasing cloudiness, with enow or rain to-night, ' Gulf\u2014Fresh winds and fair weather: Maritime\u2014Winds shifiing \u2018to eastward and increasing in force, increasing cloudiness, followed by rain, eee ~The sale in London of 408 pictures from the Duke of Marlborough\u2019s collection will take- place during the last week in June and the first fortnight of July, Among the pictures to be sold is Carlo Dolci\u2019s © Maier Dotorosa,\u201d for which the late Lord Dudley first offered 15,000 guineas, and then 50,000 guineas, in con- Junction with gems which afterward only realized 30,000 guineas, and the Teniers gallery of 120 paintings, Fifty thousand guineas has been offered for the picture of tbe third Duke of Marlborough and his family, and 13,000 guineas for the * For- tune-l'ellers,\u201d by tle same artist, \u2014A romantic marriage took place at Blakely, Savannah, recently.Miss Mamie Haddock, of Damascus, was engaged to marry a popular young society man of Arlington.Edward 8.Shepherd, a former sweetheart of bere, paid a call to offer his congratulations.He laughingly said : | \u201cAre you not sorry you did not marry me?\u201d She replied \u201cYes,\u201d when he pro- pesed that they get married acyway.She ascented, and in the morning brnght and early they slipped away and were married.HONTREAL, LATEST CABLE NEWR.AN UNQUALIFIED DENIAL.Egan Denies Maving Condemuved ' Parnell\u2019s Peaceful Policy.Lincor¥, Neb., April 5.-Mr.Patrick | Egan, President of the Irish National ) League of America, was interviewed to- | day in regard to despatches from New } York to the effect that the leaders of the Irish National League desire to dictate to Parnell, and had threatened to stop supplies from America unless he labored for actual separation of Ireland from Eng- gland, Egan denounced the entire statement as an unmitigated falsehood manufactured by some designing person for the purpose of damaging the league and deceiving Parnell.He also ex- pressid his conviction that the alleged interview between Parnell and an agent of the Extremist party from America, was an entire fabrication.\u201cI think, \u201d said Mr, Egan, \u201cI understand the grounds on which the rumor was based.A member of the National Executive Committee of the League, Mr.Armstrong, of Georgia, who was about to visit Ireland to see bis relatives, was furnished with letters of introduction to Mr.Parnell and other members of the party.Mr; Armstrong met Mr.Parnell in Dublin, and talked with him on some matters of detail in connection witt.League affairs, but there was certainly nothing of the nature indicated in the cable rumors ; it is simply another case of the three black crows,\u201d Mr.Ezan, in reply to enquiries regarding the Parliamentary Asscciation, said that Mr, Byrne, of Cincinnati, the organizer and prime mover of the Committee, was a notoriety seeking man, the very counterpart of a well known crank in Irish politics whom Mr.Parnell retired at the last election.He had started the Irish Parliamentary Aid Association, and through various influences got Eugene Kelly and some other well meaning Irishmen of New York to join it.The association brought its labora to a close early last month and adjourned sine die, but this did mot suit Mr, Byrne, whose real object Mr, Egan said was to try, and if possible, disrupt the National League.He has since tried to resuscitate the committee and start branches in other cities but without any success.Mr, Parnell did not, of course, know this when he sent his cablegram to Columbus a few daysago, The following cables have just been exchanged between Harrington, M.P., Secretary of the Irish League, and Egan: \u2014 To Egan, Lincoln, Neb., English papers publish cables from America, saying Egan and Sullivan condemn Parnell\u2019s peaceful policy and threaten revolt.This was done to prejudice Gladstone\u2019s statement on Toursday, Wire authority to contradict, ! HARRINGTON, To Harrington, Lublia : The statement that Sullivan or I have condemned Parnell\u2019s peaceful policy.is an unqualified falsehood, which could only» have emanated from an enemy of the League and a traitor to Ireland.Egan.WANTS TO FIGH { TURKEY.The Greek Chimber of Deputies to Sit on the War Quaestioa To-day.LoNDoN, April 5.\u2014To-night\u2019s despatches from Athens show that the assembling of the Greek Chamber of Deputies, yesterday, has made war with \u2018Turkey more probable, if not altogether certain.No business was transacted by the Chamber except organizing; but a canvass of the members shows chat they are'almost unanimously aflame with the war spirit, ready to grant the Government any amount of credit for war purposes, and eager to sanction an immediate declaration of war.On the other hand, King George is said to prefer peace, fearing the entire dismemberment of his kingdom and his own loss of a crown if the Turks are victorious.Premier Delyannis is hesitating, He has promised to submit his views to the Chamber on Monday.His utterances have hitherto been all for war, and the deputies undoubtedly expect a reoom- mendation for an immediate declaration, But the premier has managed te inform himself pretty thoroughly as to the condition of the two armies, and he realizes that if Greece goes to war she will probably be whipped.The question which he is anxiputly considering now is : | \u201cWill it pay to be whipped ?\u201d To extract any profit from such a disaster, M, Delyannis locks to the moral effect of the war upon the powers.If the Turks overthrow the Greek army and march to Athens, they will not be allowed to dictate terms of peace without the jealous supervision of the powers.Then the Greeks will say ; \u201cWe have protested and supplicated for years against the Turkish occupation of the territory] ceded as by the Berlin treaty, but in vain, Now we have proven our sincerity and exhausted our resources of resistence by making a desperate and gallant war against the oppressors of our brethern in Epirus, Thessaly and the Greek isles.\u2018We have failed, and now it is our duty more than ever before to accord to the simple justice we demand,\u201d This is logical enough, but in view of the glaring injustice \u201cwith which the powers, led by Germany, have hitherto treated Greece, is but a poor reliance.There is just one other hope for Greece, which, though really weak, is vastly overestimated by the sanguine Greeks, and will doubtless have much to do with deciding the question of peace or war.This hope arises from Russia\u2019s bluster about occupying Bulgaria if Prince Alexander does not abandon his claim to a life tenure.If Russia were to invade Bulgaria it would certainly involve the greater part of the Turkish army, first and last, in a long and doubtful war.Greece could probably conquer the few Mussulman troops left to guard her frontier, and could seize the provinces she claiins, and have them organized under Greek gov- ments before the end of the Russo-Turco- Bulgurian war.But M.Delyannis has had many recent opportunities of study - ing Russian methods of intrigue, and he is said to believe that the Russian threat is merely a bluff, designed to tempt Greece into war, which, although hopeless for TUESDAY, } her, would still annoy and harrass | Turker.© Dying.LoNDoN, April 5,\u2014Sir Henry Halford, well known for his connection with rifls J shooting, is dying of Bright's disease, M: ntioned For Office.LoxDox, April 5.\u2014Wm.C.Borlaze, the Liberal member for Cornwall, has been mentioned for.the secretaryship of the Local Government Board.Obit.LoxpoN, April 5.\u2014Right- Honorable Ww.E.Forster, who was Chief Secretary for Ireland under the previous Gladstone Ministry, isdead.He had been ill for some time, Mr, Forster was GS years of ) age.A Strike Ended, BIRMINGHAM, ÆEvg., April 1.\u2014The paper mills strike ended to-day, the employees submitting to 30 per cent.reduction in wages.They struck on April 1st against an ordered reduction of 33 per cent.Mistatien Identity.Loxpon, April 1,\u2014The curp-e found in the ihames and yesterday declared to be that of Russell Nourse, treasurer of the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company, it is learned\u2019 was wrongly identified.The remains are not those of Mr.Nourse, Dilke on the Krish Question.LONDoN, April 5,\u2014Sir Charles Dilke, speaking at Paddington to-night, said that insistance upon Mr.Gladstone\u2019s project relative to the purchase of land in Ireland would jeopardize the success of his home rule measure, which inall other respects was acceptable.It would be impossible he continued, even to revert to the old system of Irish Government, Even if Mr.Gladstone\u2019s measure be rejected, some solution must be found of the Irish question.\u2019 A Suicidal Policy.Loxpox, April 5,\u2014The London Standard editorially says: \u201c(reece is still, to all appearances, belligerent.The proposals of the Prime Minister breathed nothing but war.There is no sign that there exists any party in the country strong enough to stem the warlike torrent that Delyannis has let loose, Greek statesmen declare that it is now too late to keep people back.It is so much the worse for Greece if that be the true account of the situation, for if so it is certain that Greece must fight and it is also certain that Greece will be badly beaten.King George\u2019s advisers are deceived if they think that any effort wiJl be made to save them from the thrashing they will assuredly get from the Turks, The war, if it is to come, will be confined to military operations on the frontier across which the Greek and Turkish troops now face each other.The issue of the campaign cannot be doubtful for a moment, A Napoleon could not lexd eighty or ninety thousand Greek peasants and militia to victory against three times their number of Turkish soldiers, some of whom have burned powder at Z'evna And the Shipka Pass.Greece has repaid the attentions which have been lavished on.her by the greater Statcs of Europe by unscrupulously imperiiling the peace of the world in order to serve her own selfish ends.Europe in turn will reply by leaving the Greeks to their own fate,\u201d The other morning papers also have leaders on Greece, and, at least for the moment, Greece and Abbe Liszt occupy the place of Ireland and Gladstone, Irrepressible Greece.LoNDoN, April 5.-Mr.Bryce, Under Foreign Secretary, replying to a question in the House of Commons this afternoon, said Greece had not accepted the advice of the powers as to the course she should pursue in her troubles with Turkey.The Government had no, information which would enable them to say that Greece would refrain from war.* CoNSTANTINOPLE, April 5.-It is learned from official sources that the powers are awaiting probable changes in the Greek ministry before finally deciding to institute naval operations against Greece.LonpoN, April 5.\u2014The Times\u2019 Constantinople special says Greece is: convinced no European power will fire on her vessels, especially on the significant absence of any French ships, while as to Turkish forces she thinks Turkey will be obliged to leave the greater part of her 300,000 soldiers in Macedonie, Crete, Epirus and on the Roumelian frontier inasmuch as Prince Alexander\u2019s refusal precludes the calling away of troops stationed along that frontier, An almost certain outburst is consequently expected and what is clear is that both Prince and Greece must have secret encouragement, ATHENS, April 6,\u2014The Minister of War has returned from a tour of inapec- tion of the frontier defences; he expressed his delight to the various commanders at the effeciency of the works.Before leaving Arta he requested the officers to inform their men that their men were destined to uphold honor of Greece on the field of battle and would not return to their homes until that honor was satisfied.Great preparations are being made to celebrate the anniversary of Greek Independence to-morrow.The trip of the War Minister and the expressions used by him are taken to indicate a speedy declaration of war.Emigration Discouraged, PARIS, April 5\u2014M.Sarrien, Minister of the Interior, has ordered all the mayors and prefects of the country to do their utmost so dissuade Frenchmen from emigration.The officials are instructed to expatiate on the obstacles and disappointments which await new comers in all parts of the world, particularly in America.The New Loan.Parr, April 5.\u2014In the Chamber of Deputies to-day the debatz on the proposed new loan was begun.M.Wilson supported the measure.The debate was subsequently adjow.ned until to-morrow, At a plenary meeting of the Right it was resolved to oppose the loan on the ground that it was #4 dangerous expedient in the Senate, BM.Bosserian introduced a bill enlarging the powers of the executive so as.to enable it to deal with strikes.Socialists Indignaut.Paris, April 5,\u2014The arrest of M.M, Roche and Duquerey at Decazeville continues to be the sensation in Paris, All the papers publish long leaders on the subject.Mr.Rochefort, in the Intransigeant, violently attacks the Government not only for its conduct in this particular affair, butalso for its whole treatment of the labor troubles at Decazeville, MM, Cannelinat, deputy for one of the \u2018Seine districts, accompanied by the editors of the Inéransigeant, Cri\u201d du Peuple and Radical, went to Decazeville to-day, The APRIL 6, 1886.sccialists of Paris called an indignation meeting for next Wednesday, when it is believed they will decide on sôème form of retaliation for the arrests, The .Government will ask the Chamber of Deputies for \u2018permission {Lu prosecute Deputy Basley for bis open justification of the murder of M.Watrin, mine superintendent, by his striking workmen, Determination at Paris ard Belgium to Suppress socialism, ; LONDON, April 4.\u2014The French Government is using unwonted vigor in its attempt to suppress - Socialism.These efforts are not confined to crushing existing organizations, but are devoted to preventing future solidification as well.This sudden exhibition of energy is rather tardy, but if it does not as suddenly abate it without doubt prove effective, The arrest to-day of M.Heuri Rochefort, M, Ducquerey and others, whose incendiary conduct and speech have hitherto been unrestrgined, is only the beginning of a deliberate and determined policy of repressing disorder by removing the dis- turbiug element, and further arrests may be expected to follow rapidly, Troops are still quartered at Decazeville, and they will be kept there until the slightest pretext for their further retention has disappeared.Belgium is still superficially quiet, but the authorities are not deceived by the calm aspect of the situation.They have not in the slightest relaped the rigor of their preventive measures, and the presence of soldiers and gendarmes alone en-, sures order.All who are known to be or who are suspected of being connected with the anarchist element, which is mainly responsible for the riots, kre kept under constant surveillance, and the effect of the removal of their influence from the workingmen is already apparent.The authorities are now confident that no furthur organized disorder is possible, M.M.Fau- viaux and Defuisseaux, the Belgian Socialist leaders, were arrested to-day while on their way to attend a meeting of workingrhen in\" the Boringe district, They were brought back to Brussels by gendarmes.A Treaty Adopted.BERLIN, April 5,-The- Reichstag has adopted the treaty between Germany and Zanzibar, The Bundesrath has approved the bill prolonging the Anti-Socialist law two years, A Dutch Strike, AMSTERDAM, April 5,\u2014-À strike of cotton spinners and weavers against a lowering of wages is in progress at Enchode, So far no disorders have occurred, although the Socialists are encouraging the strikers to resort to forcible measures, The mayor has pergonally appealed to the strikers to preserve the peace, The Spanish Elections.MADRID, April 5.\u2014In the elections for members of the Chamber of Deputies there have\u2019 been thus far returned 136 Ministerialists, 15 Conservatives of the Canorias del Castillo group, 7 Conservative followers of Romeroy Robledo, 6 members of the Dynastie left, 10 Republicans and 1 Carlist.Among those elected are Senors Castelar, Sagasts, Montero, Rios, Vigs de Armigo, Pidal-y-Mon, Romero-y-Robledo and Gen.\u2018Lopez Dominguez.Piotocol Signed, CoNSTANTINOPLE, April 5.-The Ambassadors of the Powers have signed the Balkan protocol, Alexander\u2019s Birthday.Soria, April 5,\u2014To-day is the 29th anniversary of the birth of Pringe Alexander.The people are celebrating it as a holiday.A Te¢ Deum was sung in the cathedral in celebration of the event.The edifice was crowded, The representatives of all the Governments except Russia attended the service.All the consulate offices except that of Russia were decorated with flags, Gadban Effendi, the special Turkish Commissioner, has advised Prince Alexander not to resist the decision of the Powers on the question whether his title of Governor of Eastern Roumelia is for five years, as Russia claims, or, for life, as he\u201d claims.Gadban assured the Prinee that his wishes would be considered when the conditions, were favorable for so doing.Prince Alexander replied that he regretted that he was unable to yield, but this was impossible in view of the legitimate demands of the Bulgarians ahd the national sacrifices which had been made.Postponed.ROME, April 5,\u2014The Papal consistory has been postponed until May, The Archbishops of Baltimore and Quebec are expected to attend.A Miners\u2019 Strike, BRUSSELS.April 5\u2014Fifteen hundred miners employed in the Ovenast quarries went out on strike to-day.The strikers have thus far behaved in an erderly manner, Belgian Strikers Punished.BrUssELs, April 5,\u2014At Charleroi, today,» number of strikers who were engaged in the recent riots, were sentenced to terms of imprisonment ranging from three months ~to five years.Ten thousand operatives are,still out on strike but it is expected many will resume work._\u2014 THE EMPEROR ON HIS BIRTHDAY.Of the Emperor William on his recent birthday, the Berliu correspondent of the London Times says: \u201c But certainly the most interesting feature of the soirce was the presence of the Emperor, at his great age, and after his recent illness, in such remarkably good health and spirits, I had the honor of being a spectator of the scene, and certainly it was a memorable one.Increasing years only seem to lend fresh- ress and vigor to the grand old Emperor; and as he flitted about among the ladies of the Diplomatic Corps, now chatting cheerily for a few moments with Lady Ermyntrude Malet, or bowing graciously to the lesser lights of other foreign skies, one could scarcely realize that this was the same man who won his youthful spurs at Bar-eur-Aube, and entered Paris with the triumphaut allies, before Napoleon had been made to bite the dust at Waterloo.Ruddy and radiant in hie scarlet tniform of the Gardes du Corps\u2014not yet wholly bald, and only partially bent by his great age\u2014the Emperor was a most fascinating object to all, as the man of the most remarkable physique of his time, as not only the most powerful, but the ost pacific monarch of bis time.\u201d mr \u2014Frank Small, advance agent for Clara Morris, is a brother of Frank Small, the revivalist, \u2014Qecar Wilde's mother has completed \u2018sionally at UNITED STATES TELEGRAMS, UNJUST CANADIANS.\u2018 | Washivgion Authorities Find Fanlt | with Fishing Restrictions.Boston, April 5.\u2014The Boston Globe's Washington special says there is a strong ani growing feeling of resentment at the illiberable and unwarrantable action of Canadien offic'als affecting our fishing interests, By the abrcgation of the clause relating to fisheries in the treaty of Wash- | ington, our fishermen have no longer the ) right tq fish within ths three mile limit bounding Canadian waters.Thisis undisputed, but our fishing vessels have been in the habit of touching oc ca- Canadian ports for the sake of repairs, or to procure wood water and bait.Sometimes, too, Canadian fishermen have been hired to fill out the complement of a vessel\u2019s crew, as our skiprers have a perfect right to employ such assistants irrespective of any treaty stipulations, For when two nations are at peace with each other, the refitting of vessels, the purchase of supplies and the engagement of crews, by one from the other are rights conceded by custom, common sense and all authorities on international law, ° Yet the Canadian Government now undertaking to contest these rights, and for no apparent reason ex- cert petty jealousy, is prohibiting the sale of bait to American fishermen and the shipment of prearranged craft, If the crews were to be : employed in Canadian waters or the bait used within three miles of the Canadian shore, there might be some plausible excuse for this action, but it is impossible to justify it under the present circumstances.The bait is for use outside the three mile limit, and the men are hired to fish outside this limit, Therefore the prohibitory orders of the Canadian government are unjust, and clearly without precedent in modem times Wood, water and necessary repairs are still grudgingly conceded to our fishermen, but they canngt buy bait, which is rotting in heaps on the shore, nor hire a Canadian who has been loafing for months on the wharves of his native town, The collection and sale of bait are a really important means of support to.many poor Canadian families, so that this new rule of the administration of Canada is even more irksome to her majesty\u2019s subjects than to the Yankees, Surrendered Lynn, Mass, April 5\u2014Keene Bros, surrendered to the Knights of Labor this noon by signing an agreement to reinstate the diecharged Skowhegan employes and adopt arbitration in future difficulties, To furnish their employes with work, to abstain from discriminating against the Knights in future, to abide by the decision of the Knights as to which of the firm\u2019s maine employes shall be discharged.Tall Talk.WASHINGTON, April 5.-In the Senate to-day Frye said as soon as the first American fishing vessel should be seized by the Canadian authorities, he proposed to introduce a bill closing the ports of the United States against all British and colonial fishing, freighting and passenger vessels all along the line of the great lakes and the Atlantic.Morgan replied, cautioning the prudent consideration of the grave questions involved.* Said to be a Wonderfal Telephone.LEESBURG, O., April 5,\u2014J.T.Guthrie, of this place, has invented a telephone which is operated by a direct current of electricity, The articulation of speech is made by a natural and mechanical disturbance of the current at the positive and negative poles, which are brought near to, or in contact with the diaphragm, \u2018The\u2019 transmission is made by speaking gainst the diaphragm, which causes the current to open at every sound uttered against it, Terriblo Saffering in Alabama, DErMA, Ala, April 5.\u2014The Alabama has fallen nine inches at this point.Reports continue to come in showing great loss of life by drowning, principally among colored people, and immeasurable damage to plantations all along the river, Relief committees continue hard at work making rescues and distributing supplies.The funds available are wholly inadequate, and the committee has decided to beg outside assistance.Decidedly wintry weather adds to the danger of hundreds who are exposed without shelter of any kind.Labor Troubles.HAnNIBAL, Mo, April 5.\u2014All the strikers who returned to work last Friday pending arbitration struck again to-day by order of the General Executive Board.The switch engines were run into the roundhouse and killed.Five freiçht trains left during the morning for Se- dalia, and five are expected to arrive from Sedalia and two from Moberly, St.Louis, Mo., April 5.\u2014Larger crowds assembled this morning around the railway depot than for some time past, but they were undemonstrative and offered no opposition to making a starting out of freight trains, The Ohio and Mississippi and Indiana and St.Louis Roads sent out large traine, and the Vandalia a train of 30 emties, The new switchmen and yardmen en- SINGLE COPIES THREE CENTS .§ SUBSCRIPTION $6.0 A YEAR.! upon investigation to be unfounded, but scme dynamite cartridges, however, were found concealed near the main depot.: Jay Gould on the Strike.New York, April 5,\u2014Jay Gould said yesterday :\u2014\u201c\u2018 The strike on our railroads is practically over.I have been astonished at much of the revelation that has come through the recent disturbances, but nothing has been so surprising as the proof I have had of the weakness of the Kuights.They have no such organization as I had supposed.Their demonstrations and assertions had led me to believe them not only formidable but practically unconquerabie.Recent history has found this idea also false, They are not strong;they are weak they are not the sort ofan organization that wins victories; they are not what they led the public to believe them to be; they are readily overcome.to the strength of the Knights, and so great was my fear of what might come from a fight with them that for over à year we have been carrying hundreds of men on the Missouri Pacific Railroad\u2019s pay rolls for whom we really had no need, We were paying them their wages only because we werb apprehansive of extreme emergency to follow the strike by the Kuights, Now we fiud that money spent in this way practically wasted, we had no such things to fear\u2019 as we anticipated.Up to this tima we have taken back just twenty-five men who have been active in these strikes and troubles at St.Louis, We can get all the men we want without havigg to call upon a single one of the strikers, Labor, in fact, is over-abundant in all the strike districts.There is no lack anywhere of material for trajnmeng Here in New York, for instance, the elevated railroads have constantly a file of applications of between 1,500 and 2,000 men who will answer the call for work, The same condition of affairs exists in the South-West, We have decided to give the men in East St.Louis until one o'clock on Monday afternoon to return to work, such a number of them at least as we require.If they refuse this generous offer they will get no further chance.\u201d Gould deplored the outbreak that led to bloodshed at Forth Worth, and said his advices all showed that the officers were victims of massacre.They were not in any way responsible for the savage episode, he said.According to Gould\u2019s despatches, trains were running all day yesterday at Forth Worth, St.Louis and elsewhere in the strike district, guarded by soldiers.St.Louis specials says the Joint Executive Boatd of the Knights held a meeting, and closed at 1.30 this morning with the determination io continue the fight, as Manager Hoxie, in its opinion, had not conformed to the New York agreement.1t is Hoxie\u2019s intention to do a big day\u2019s worx to-day.He will prove, he thinks, that the strike is at its last gasp and must succumb, - \u2014_\u2014\u2014 \" OUR CHARITIES.\u2018Protestant House of Iadustry and Refuge.Statement for week ending April 3rd, 1886 :\u2014 1886.1885, Number of Permanent inmates, Ns Cr Tet porary Inte 38 3 u r oO emporar, nmsates, : ope porary , Number of Permanent inmates, ales N ER neacas ss vase ina 41 Bl umber of Temporal noma Females.porary eevee : 0 7 N ight lodgings vive ia 128 131 0.of nig odgings given in Night Refuge :\u2014 us 625 08.0irannis sossescc0s TETTITTI 11 93 Q 7 0 8 Total.828 733 No.of quarts soup and extra meals distributed :\u2014 Night Refuge poor.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.2,604 2,214 Out-door poor.a.sereerans \"a3 \u201c307 Total.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.vsce susoosece 2,846 2,521 Statement of Out-Door Relief given at the Protestant House of Industry and Refuge for week ending 3rd April, 1886 :\u2014 There were 42 families relieved, of which 27 were Enghsh, 2 Germans, 2 French- Cauadiane, 2 Irish, L Swede, 1 American, 7 nationality not known, total, 42.There were 10 quarter cords of wood | given away.HOTEL ARRIVALS.ST.LAWRENCE HALL Barclay,Winnipeg; Charles Minto, Montreal; Wm.Haley, do.; A.Rankin.Toronto; W.G.Parmalee, Ottawa: James T.Davies, do.; M.P.Davies, do.; J.Van Wagner, Albany; J.A.McRae, Boston; Thomas D.Tims, Ottawa; J.Chabot, Quebec; Samuel D.Smith, Mac- leod; James F.Braff, New York; A.W.Elson, Boston; K.W.Turner, Cornwall,Ont.; G.Godell, James C.Malone, Three Rivers; Col.G.Amyot, Joseph Bolduc, J.B.Letillier, Quebec; J.Chabot, Levis; John McIntyre, Kingston; M.Cossitt, Brockville; Peter.Ryan, Toronto; D.B.Maclennan, Cornwall; L'Houble Duge and Mad.Belanger, Beau- hornois; Col.Ora P.Patton, Miss E.J, Chandler, Brome; A.E.Mitchell, Sweets- burg; E.b.Lawrence, Rev.C.H.Lawrence, Thomas 8.C.Scott, J.J, Whiteaves, Hon.Wm.McDougall, Ottawa; Geo.H.Whi ing, Berlin; J.E.Foy, Knowlion, P.Q.; Denis Gaherty, Carillon; J.T.Kirkpatrick, Cornwali; G.Johnson, Chicago, Il; J.O\u2019Connor, Brigham; J 8.Mayo, City; 8S.P, Frauchot, Buckingham; A, Lomer, do; J.Bohr, do; R.Gorman.Mattawa; [.D, Me- Laurin, Burlington, Vt; Wm.McCarthy, 0 tawa; J.G.Brown.Eastman Corners; A Cameron, Huntingdon; W.Owens, Montebel- lo, P.Q.; Yas.O'Halloran, Q.C., Cowansvilie;.J.Y.Lloyd, Melbourn; L.B Charlebois, La- prairie; E.N, Fere, Toronto; A.G.Peden, Ot~ tawa; Mrs.Kirkpatrick, Ottawa; J.G.Davis, Tilton, N.W.I,; James Lockhurt, Toronto; Le Jnge Caron, Quebec; Madame Caron.Quebec; Delle Pacaud, Quebec; A.J.Dana, Brock- ville; Edmond MecKenty, Bath; E.Cowlsy, Cleveland; Joon Robinson, Port Arthur; D.Grant, Minnesota; J.M.Ross, Winnipeg; A.C.Burgess, Carleton Place; T.Lumley Davies, Liverpool, Eug.; Geo.H.Miller, Qusbsc, WINDSOR HOTEL.R.C.Carter, Deseronto; T.H.Durham, Kingston .W.J.Colgan, New York ; Major &trachan, Toronto; C.N.Beach, Troy; gaged since the strike began were actively engaged in making up traine, and they will be sent out later in the day.The bridge and tunnel men who returned to work Saturday failed to report for duty in obedience to the order of the Executive Board.There are but twelve of these mer, and the management expect to experience little difficulty in filling their places.According to announcement, the majority of the St, Louis Transfer Compauy\u2019s employees returned to work.So long as the men remain at their posts no ditticulty, is anticipated in making a permanent raise of the freight blockade in that city.New developments in the strike on the east side oftheriver, and which occasions considerable surprise and uneasiness among railway officials, occurred this morning when the Chicago & Alton switch engineers struck, They say they will not go back to work until the trouble between the railroads and their employees is settled, and they are confident their brotherhood will support them.Forr Worth, Texas, April 4,-~The what is regarded as an important collection of Irich legends.\u2018Gault, Troy.N.Y Phillip Smith, Plattsburg ; G.W.Robinson Plattsburg ; P.Johnson, Toronto ; Sandford Fleming, Ottawa; i.Luutel, New Glasgow, N.8.; J.W.McRae, Ottawa ; J.Glasser, Ottawa ; Mr.and Mrs.T.8.Stead, Ottawa ; W, F.Garvin, O'tawa; M.H.Cochrane, Hill- hurst ; Mr.aad Mrs.Hogan, St.John, N.B.; 8.Ross, Malden ; Mra.Henderson, Quebec ; J.C.Duber, New York; F H.Child, oston ; T.Smith,.St Thoraas ; Major Burton, Cobourg RICHELIEU HOTEL.r Mrs.Pauline Markham, Randolph Murray- Miss Les, Miss Dean, Miss Gale, F.Le Ver ner, New York; Mr.and Mrs.Bishop, Miss Bishop, Mr.R.I.Scott, Harry Mills, Lawrence Ellinger, Thomas Ellinger, O.8.Apple, Dan Williams, Morris Bock, Muggs.Landing; B.G.Crane, Agent for Lotia; G.& ; À.Nash, N.Y.0.N,.Frechette, Three Rivers; Capt.A.Togas,.Quebec: Chas.Unwin, Fort William; J.A: Ick, Winnipeg; Mrs.Lynch, Three Rivers; Geo.A.Taylor, Brockville; H.H.Osborn, .Portage du Fort; T.H.White, T ; Denis, St.Simon.White, Toronto; D.\u2014_\u2014 RAPID WORK.\u201cFor two years I was troubled with, dyspepsia\u2014coull neither labor nor find relief.lleved me\u2014three bottles cured me.\u201d says John A.Rappell, of Farmerville Less than one bottle of B.B.B, re So report that the strikers had torn up a section of the track ous of this city \u2018proved \u2014 Burdock Bluod Bitters cures dyspepsia, liver and kidaey complaints, and\u201d all puritier of the sysiem, .ime ws So great was my apprehension as .W.H.Robinson and wife, Montreal; W.D.- ee \u2014\u2014 9 ad THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, APRIL me Tha Ë AD COMMERCE | Oregon roms 4 Central Pacific | SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDZNDS.fms eons 6}, Payable.ose pen.Montreal Gar 6 15 april, 1 April.16 April.QUARTERLY DIVIDENDS.Bell Tet.Co.2 15 April.ANNUAL MEETINGS.oyal Elo GApriI.22Mar.7 April.Montreal Gas.6 A, ril, at 1 p.m.QUARTERLY MEETING.Boa'dofTrade 6 April, at4 p.m.Royal FINANCIAL.THE HeraLD OFFICE, ; Monday Evening, April 5, 1886, Montreal Stock Market.The course and tone of the stock market were unchanged, its features being strength and dullness, Bank stocks were especially strong, Montreal selling up to 210, an advance of à from the price realized on Saturday; Oatario at 115 and 114%, the latter an advance of % from Friday\u2019s price, no sales having been made on Saturday, and Merchants at 123}, an advance of ! from Saturday\u2019s highest price.\u2018The transactions in bank stocks were 196 shares.In the miscellaneous list Canadian Pacific was the leading, and in fact the only active stock, 625 shares selling at 66.Western Union Telegraph, of which 126 shares changed hands at 654, being § higher than the closing price in New York to-day.Montreal Telegraph opened with sales of 95 shares at 120 and sold down to 119%, closing at 1193, the latter being 4 lower than the closing sales on Saturday.Richelieu changed hands at 62, Saturday\u2019s figure, and Gas opened with sales at 191}, selling at the close at 1914, at which Saturday\u2019s closing sales were made.The transactions in miscellaneous stocks were 1,200 shares.Bonds were strong and $25,000 of Montreal Harbor 5 per cents changed hands at 110.; The total transactions to-day were 1,396 shares of stocks and $25,000 worth of bonds as follows :\u2014 MORNING BOARD.19 Montrealatessees cove esse ceases 209% 7 do +++ s000wo+000o201 50 Ontario at.+0.0.1l5 25 Merchants At.ovcco soso.125 W.U.Telegraph At.-.25 Montreal Tel.at.+.120 75 Richelieu at.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.0.6 25 GA8 Bluveseavese cavannose l 325 Canadian Pucific Atu00005 000000 66 $25,000 Harbor 5 p.c.bonds at.110 AFTERNOON BOARD.15 Ontario at.s000vo000uco 001144 100 Mont.Tel.at.vosc00c00000001140 100 do Bt.\u2026\u2026.0.e.ell9 25 GAS Bteeress sessss sonore seeses 191% 100 do At.\u2026.eoouol914 300 Can, Pac.at.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.The following are the closing quotations of the stock market as specially reported for THE HERALD by D.Lorn Mac- Dougall & Co., Stock Brokers, 11 Hospital street :\u2014 \u2026.\u2026.©, = ws op of oF Be 48 =| ge g s STOCKS, 52 Ba re == : \u20148! 2 :w% :R BSR tgs ank of Montreal.| $200 {5 p.c.|'B210 209; Ontario Bank 100 |3 p.G.| AIS 4 Bank B.N £650 18 POcJescssa jus.Banque $ 50 |.8 783% Molsons Bank.] _60 [4 p.c.124 Bank of Toronto.100 [4 p.c.Bank Jacques Cartier.| 25 {3 p.c.Merchants Bank.100 {3ip.c.k d\u2019Hochelaga.| 100 |3 p.c.t\u2019n Township B'k.; 60 sine Quebec Rank Lansscouss 100 |34p.c.|.Banque Nationale.| 60 3 p.c.i.Onion Bank -.| 100 |2 p.c.}, Can.B'k ofCommerce| 50 [3ip,c.Dominion Bank.50 15 p.c.of Hamilton.,.} 100 4 pas she .4 p.c.|.£ p.c.|.MISCELLANEOUS.Intercolonial Coal Co .do bond.8.-|.énvaujé+#orofscccofsoss00 Montreal Tel\u2019gr\u2019ph Co i po.120 119} Rom.Telegraph Co.,, 3 p.c.\u2018Western Union Tel Co Co Rich.& Ont.Nav.Co.( aper CO.Canada Shipping Co.PDundag Cotton Co.,.Mont Loan&Mort\u2019g Co Mont.Invest&Bldg Co Aoyal Can.Ins.Co.|.25 Montreal Cotton Co.Stormont Cotton Co.Hoehelaga Cotton Co, Cnaticook Cotton Co.Merchants Manf.Co.Bell Telephone Co.Guarantee Co.ot N.A Accident Ius C.of N.A L Ch\u2019n&St, Law J\u2019n B Canada Cent\u2019l R'y Bus 8t.Pau, M&M.R'y Dominion Cattle Co Canadian Pacific R .* Ex.Div.The Now York Stock Market.The Stock Market to-day was almost featureless, being very dull, commission houses complaining of the lack of outside business, stocks opened at about Saturday\u2019s closing prices, and were alternately subjected.to slight up and down fluctuations without any serious change, except in Lackawanna, which closed 13 higher than the opening, closing at 126%, This advance was attributed to a report from the coal meeting to-day on the combination matter, that everything was harmonious.The Vanderbilt stocks were slightly weaker and closed slightly below the opening prices.At the close prices in the majority of stocks showed a fractional advance over the opening prices.The total transactions in stocks to-day, as reported by telegraph, were 230,200 shares.Lackawanna was the leading active stock, with sales of 78,100 shares, or more than one-third of the total transactions, Lake Shore-contributed ge shares, Pacific Mail 20,900, St, Paul 17, 200, Union Pacific 13,800, Western Union 9,300, Northern Pacific preferred 7,200, Louisville & Nashville 7,000.A comparison between to-day\u2019s closing prices and those of Saturday gives the following result : Advanced\u2014Western Union 4, Pacific Mail 4, Erie & Erie pref.1,St; Paul x, Michigan Central 1, Jersey Central 4, Del.Lack.& West, 1§, Del.& Hudson 8, Reading 4, Kan.& Texas 4, Canada Declined \u2014Lake Shore !, Erie 2nds§, Ohio & Miss.&, New York Central i, Erie & Western J, Louisville & Nash.$ Can.Pac, #.Unchanged\u2014North-West, St.Paul & Omaha, do.pref.Missouri Pacific., Wall street gossip this morning, as telegraphed over private wire to Messrs, Frank Bond & Co.,14 Place d\u2019Armes, Was as follows :\u2014 \u201cBelling on Saturday by Tasker Marvin was first reported to have been for inside account, but upon a denial of the statement other explanations were offered, but met with very little encouragement.The room inclined to the belief that the sales of New York Central, Lake Shore, Delaware, Lackawanna & Western and St, Paul had no significance outside of an average traling movement.Huntingdon people ridicule the story that the purchases of Pacific Mail were for the purpose of obtaining control by their faction.They state that as far as Transcontinental matters are concérned, things are progressing towards a settlement, For the moment, however, nothing definite has been decided.Boston interests will meet again next week, when probably some complete understanding will be arrived at.Pacific Mail people deny that they have made any overtures to competing lines, and state any proposition for a settlement of the difficu'ties must come from the parties who inaugurated the present warfare.They admit that they have been offered terms which they do not consider proportionate, and unless other and more equitable arrangements are suggested the fight must continue, Commission brokers say, that, while there is no great encouragement to buy, in view of the experience of \u2018the last four months, there seems no reason wky holders of securities should expect that they may have an advance in the market before the Spring season is due.1t is believed that comething will be done within a day or or two regarding the proposed issue of convertible bonds by the St.Paul Company.The President, Alex.Mitchell, ia in town and a meeting of directors will be held this week.It is reported that these new bonds will ba only convertible into stocks after two years from the date of issue, The street may discount the improved business of certain railways and the opening of the Indian territory to the railway system of the country is another argument in favor of higher prices.This may happen before Congress adjourns, and if so it would start a\u2019 speculation on all roads in the South West and their connections, Western Union is not a sale at present figures.No one will loose money if it can be purchased and held in the neighborhood of 65.Despite opposition, the telegraph business of the country is increasing so rapidly that s0 well managed à corporation like W.U.cannot failto be profitable in the long run.Conservatives claim that the recent large purchases of bonds encourage the belief that stocks must sooner or later be active at advancing figures, The history of prices.in the street shows that whenever there is an investment demand for | bonds that a speculative demand for stocks is not far off.The following were the fluctuations in prices and the sales made in New York, Monday, ,5th April, as specially reported for THE HERALD by Macdougall Brothers, stock brokers, St.Francois Xavier street :\u2014 .sas Ts E us lSi2le ent Elo || ?STOCKS.T : 05 wi: gan 65 645 65% 93000 oo 8 ot 86100 535 534 b4 20900 254 253i 25 3300 88 874.STE.59 698.Hh sa.23 Bf 2% 200 1063 106 (106 1064] 3800 | auvjrsvofssau0e vessascuss 863; 86 8741 87 17200 J Cae sauveur 84 44% 49ÿ 49 2900 N.Y.Central.1014 101 101 1014 1000 Del., Lack &West 24] 124) 1284 1264| 78100 Del, & \u2018Hudson.1100] 100 1015100} 67.0 Rock Island.acferesf cenpreefenre vases IN, Central ex-di À | 483 48, 433| 13800 | 234 24; 213 3200 Kansas & Texas 27} 27 1900 Canada South.-.| 89 | 89#.| 89H 600 Ht.Paul & Oman .1 38% 383 383 384 200 St.Panl & Omaha pref.|100 lov .[1003} 200 Denver & Rio G 3.Loved vnas]eocalinnnes Northern Pac.cu.yee Si du 25% 100 Northern Pac.pret -56 56 7200 Ontario & West.Ohio Cent.Erie & Western.oe MObIL® & UNIO.00ss0ccosls rasé a00l00 0e cons Louisville & Nash.,C,C & L.Texas Pacific Central Pac.@94% between banks and 9§ over the counter; cables were 104 @104 over the counter.Cattle bills were 91/@93.Continental bills were quoted as follows, viz :\u2014Francs, 5163@5174 and 514} @515 ; reichsmarks, 953@95% and 953@ 96 ; guilders, 40}/@403, and 404@405, Reported epecially for Tue HerALD by Messrs, Brais & Jackson, stock, grain and foreign exchange brokers, 57 St.Francois Xavier street :\u2014 IuNewXork| April3 ,\u2014\u2014In Montreal\u2014 em mm (Bet.B\u2019ks.Counter.Fuld Actual.T Funds \u2014 TR Laver Do.cables.1-16 Pa & oi of 2 siæi Met 104@ @} 8 4.88% sevccesvau00 In New York the posted rates for sterling were reduced one half cent in the £ to 864 for sixties and 883 for demand drafts.The rates for actual business were unchanged at 4.86} for sixties, 4.88@ Southern 4, Northern Pac, 3, do.pref, cables, 485, Commercial bills were 4.843@ Financial Notes.Money on call on stock collaterals is 3 to-4 per cent., and discounts of approved commercial paper are 6 to 7 per cent.Call loans at the New York Stock Exchange to-day were 2 and 13 per cent.The Bauk of England rate of discount is 2 percent.Money in the London open market to-day was § lower at 1} pcr cent.The quotations cabled from the London Stock Exchange to-day were as follows :\u2014 LoNDoN, 12.30 p.m.\u2014Consols, 100 5-16 for the account; United States 44 per cent.bonds, 1145 ; Erie 26} ; Canadian Pacific, 671; New York Central, 1043 ; Illinois Central, 1423.LONDON, 4.00 p.m.\u2014Canadian Pacific, 66%; Erie, 26; Illinois Central, 142%; New York Central, 1043.The cabled quotations from Paris today for three per cent.rentes were as follows :\u201412.30 p.m., 80f 424c; 2 p.m.80f 574c; 5 p.m., 80f 60c.To-day\u2019s transactions in Canadian Pacific at the New York Stock Exchange were 1,900 shares at 65; and 65%, Private advices to Messrs.Brais & Jackson give the closing quotations at 65% asked, 655 bid.The amount of bullion gone into Bank of England on balance on Saturday was £5,000.The statement of the Imperial Bank of Germany shows a decrease in specie of 23,288,000 marks.PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.MONTREAL, April 5th, 1886, Breadstufis.FrLour.\u2014The market to-day was very dull, but at the same time it was steady, and quotations are again unchanged.There were no sales reported on \u2018Change, and the only sales reported to the HERALD were :\u2014125 brls.of Manitoba strong bakers at $4.80 and 250 brls.of medium, do.at $4.35.We quote :\u2014 Superior Extra, per brl.84.05 @ 4.10 Extra Superâne.\u2026.3.90 @ 395 Fancy.0.00 @ 3.85 Spring Extra ceven2e00r 3.70 oD 3.75 Supertine.\u2026\u2026\u2026.sacccncu00 3.60 @ 3.60 Strong Bakers\u2019, Manitoba.0.00 @ 4.80 Strong Bakers\u2019[Canadian].4.30 @ 4.40 Strong Bakers\u2019[American].4.80 @ 4.90 INC so coco00cecsanso00s .00 W 3.40 Middlings.\u2026.sosscocv00 3.25 @ 335 Pollard8&.\u2026.\u2026.\u202600.e0 0.00 @ 3.00 Ontario bags [medium]b.i.0.00 @ 2.00 6 ¢ [spring extra].1.85 @ 1.90 \u201c \u201c [superfine].1.75 @ 1.83 City bage [deliveredl.\u2026.2.40 @ 2.45 OATMEAL\u2014Quotations are :\u2014 Granulated, per bbl.84.55 @$4.75 \u201c bags eee .\u2026.2.35 @ 269 r bbl.\u2026.4.30 @ 4.50 secoue acess 2.30 @ 2,50 CorNMEAL\u2014Quotations are :\u2014 White, per bbl.$0.00 @ÿ3.15 \u201c \u201c Pagers ese corres 0.00 @ 1.45 Yellow, per bbl.vcev conve.2.90 @ 2.95 \u201c \u201c DBE .co00.000 1.30 @ 1.35 Wurar\u2014Is quiet and unchanged.Quotations are nominal.We quote : \u2014Canada white winter, No.2, 88c/@90c; Canada red do.No.2, 88: @90c; Canada spring, No.2, 886 @90c per- bushel of 60 lbs.} Coarse GRAINS,\u2014We have no change to note in the market, businees being dull at unchanged quotations quoted at :\u2014 Corn in bond 50c @ ble, and duty paid 60c @ 6lc per bushel of 56 lbs.; peas 71t@73c per bushel of 66 1bs.; oats, 32¢/@34c per bushel of 34 lbs.; barley, 48c@60c, according to quality, per bushel of 48 lbs.; rye, 64c@66c per bushel of 56 lbs, Marr \u2014 We quote :\u201475c/@ 90: per bushel of 36 lbs., aczording to quality.Min FEgp\u2014The market is dull and unchanged.We quote: Bran,$16@$17; shorts, $16.50@819; provender, $23@$24 per ton of 2,000 lbs.DAILY RECEIPTS, The receipts of grain and provisions by Canadian Pacific Railway up to 6 p.m, this Monday, 5th April, were :\u2014 Wheat, bush.0.14,320 Ordinary, « Peas, bush.00000 00000000 1900 Barley, bush.600 Flour, Sack8.+.1,300 British Breadstuffs and Provisions Mare ets.The following are to-day\u2019s Beerbohm\u2019s cable advices: \u2014 Cargoes off coast: wheat, steady; corn, nothing offering.Cargoes on passage and for shipment : wheat, firmly held; do corn, steady.Mark Lane: wheat and corn quiet but steady.English country wheat markets, turn dearer.French do., steady.Liverpool: wheat, spot, steady; corn, spot, rather easier; bacon c.c., 293 6d; do.s.c., 303; do.Le., 29s; do.s.c, 303; choice cheese, 523; hams, lec, 40s 6d, Wheat and flour in Paris firm, According to cable advices from Liverpool to the Associated Press wheat was 500 steady with a fair demand; corn was quiet and in poor demand.Quotations were OT pee 116} Len unchanged both for grain and provisions Pullman Car.aes with the exception of cheese, which was Oregon Trans.| 27§ 27% .| 273 2600 6d higher .West Shore new bonds.[1024 1025 .[1024.gher.; Canada Pac.| 68 65% .] 654 1900 April 3, 11:30 am.April 5, 11:30 a,m- Exchange.«487 487 Pi teens M dB, d |.d.s, a.MONEF.\u2026.\u2026.00.000.00t DE 2) 14) 142.00.Spring.wheat\u2026.7 30 7 517 38 75 ~\u2014 \u2014 Redvwinter.\u2026.\u2026.78\u2014=-175/73 \u2014 the House, the (Government inveighing against the Ministry for their respective ill sucess in populating the North-West and in the next debate one member tries to surpass another in his efforts to make the country as like the New Eogland States as possible from which States the growing population departs as fast as 1t can, A Canadian settler mu:t not drink a glass of beerand he must not own a guu, 80 he goes over to the Usited States where he may do both.BUSINESS OF : HE DAY.In the House this afternoon Mr.Roya! moved that the sum of $200 paid by a community of Sisters of Charity, who 1n- troduced a biil wbich was rejected by the committee, be refunded.Carried.| Mr.Panet introduced a bill to incorporate the Lennox Bridge Company.Mr.Tapper introduced a bell to incorporate the Yarwouth Steawship Company.Mr.Thompson istroduced a bill 'm relation to certain fines and forfeitures.At present no provision 18 made for the application of certain fines and tife bill propo-es to make the necessary provision for this purpose.\u2019 .THE ALLEGED LAND SCANDAL.Before the orders of the day were called, Hon, Mackeuvzie Bowell rose to a question of privilege aud called the attention of the House to Mr.Eigar\u2019s motios for a special committee to enquire into certain serious charges made against the Minister of Cue- toms, Mr, White [Hastings], and Mr.J.C.Jainieson, of Belleville, in regard to the Prince Albert C.lonization Co., which motion was placed on the order paper.In the motion the following paragraph is to be found :\u2014 \u201c That tue affair was conducted with the kuoowledge of Hon.Mackenzie Bowell then and now vn ember for North Hastiogs and the Minister of Customs\u2019 father-in-law and zssociate in business with J.C.Jamieson.Mr, Bowell was consulted during its prc- grees, and when Mr.Jamieson uitimately sold his ¢ blind share,\u201d Mr.Bowell received from Mr.Jamieson, from some transaction between them relating to the affair, $500 out of the price of the said ¢ blind share.> ' As the statement reflected not only upon his positicn, aid Mr, Bowell, but upon his reputation as a public man, he respectfully asked the House to waive all rules aud allow the member for West Ontario to make the motion at once, as it would be a great wrong to himself to allow it to remain on the oder paper one moment longer than was necessary.He, therefore, claimed not only as a matter of privilege, but as a atter of justice, that the gmewver for West Un- tavio should be givep every opportunity, at the earliest possible moment, to place himself in à position aud substantiate, if he can, the insinuations in his motion, It was true, he said, that he was father-in- law of Mr.Jamieson, but he had yet to learn that that was a crime; but 1t was not true that he was now, or ever had been, directly or indirectly hig associate in business.It was not true in the sense that the insinuation was made that he was coc- suited during the progress of the formation of the company.Mr.White hal several casual conversations with him as to his intention to organiz® the company, but he had no coaversation Or correspoud- ence with Mr, Jamieson on the subject as he had nothisg, 30 far as he (Bowell) knew, to do wita the matter until the, lands had been selected aud the Depart- | ment of the Iaterior had agreed to grant them to the Company, which might have been formed by Mr.Jamieson for colonization purposes.If it was intended to show, by the insinustion in the motion regardinz toe $300, that be hal an interest ia the Company aud that the sum was given to Lim as his proportion of the amouat received by him after eelling what interest he bad in the said Company, he gave it a most emphatic and positive denial, He had uot now, nor never did lave, any pecuniaty or other interest in the Company, either directly, directly, iuferentially or otherwise.Any monies received by him from Mr.Jamieson were to repay that which was loaned by him to Mr, Jamieson, an accom- modstion and assistance which Mr.Jamie- son received from him to a greater or iesger extent,as he might have required, for about ten years past.He was aware that this affair concerned the House, and he waa quite willing in this particular to satisfy toe curiosity of the member for West Ontario, and leave him to ihe committee which was about to bz appointed, and the House could then judge of the character of the imputations implied, in the motion and the motives which actuated the mover.He again pronounced in strosgest possible lau- guage the insinuations contained in the motion of the member for West Ontario, sd far as they related to him, completely untrue and faleein every particular.He hoped the House would conzeut to the motion to bring the whole question before the committee immediately so as enable the mover at the earliest possible moment to produce the evidenca upon which he ventures to say he can establish the truth of the imputations implied in his motion.Ia conelugion he promised to render any assistance in his power in the production of evidence, etc.\u201cI hope the hon.mover,\u201d said Mr.White, \u2018\u2019 will have the mauly honesty to repeat the conversation that passed between himself and Hugh Sutherlaad, M.P., concerning wy connection with the com- panv.\u201d Mr, Edgar agreel with the Hon.Mr.Bowell that this was a matter which should be brought up at the earliest.possible moment.With the permission of the House he would do sp at once as he did not put the motion on the paner withont being ready to go on at the shortest posei- ble notice.He then moved the resolution which appeared in yesterday» HEraLD.Io making the motion he said he did so with regret (ironical cheers from Government beaches), with regret, he added, that the vecessity had arisen for proclaiming to the world that such a state of things existed.It is never pleasant to bring charges against a fellow member but when he had icformation in his possession which convinced him of the truth of those charges, the House would feel, and whats more, the country would feel, inat his duty was clear ; that he could do nothing else than wnat be had done.made specific statements of that which could readily be investigated by a committee.Tue honor of the House, and more particularly of some of the members, had been compromised to such.an extent as to call for & prompt and thorough enquiry.Wilh regard to the remarks of Mr.White, he stated that no conversation which Le had with Mr.Suther!aad or with anyone else was at ali inconsistent with, but, on the contrary, was wholly corroborative of the facts which he had set out in the motion.Sir Hector Langevin agreed with Mr.Bowell that the investigation should be ment that the matter be referred to the Standing Committee on Privileges and Élections.It was important that\u2019 the mover should have every opportunity to produce his evidence or try to prove his charges, If the accusations cannot be proved, the member for West Ontario know the consequences.Mr, Whire [Hastinge] preferred that the original motion for a Select Committee, against the Opposition and the Opposition he He|.made immediately, but moved in amend- \u2019 the Opposition being on the committee, as believed he bad done nothing wrong or agaipst the law.He had .nothing to fear.He said that Mr.Sutherland told Mr.Elgar that he (White) had done nothing but what was strictly honest.He then charged \u201chia dear Irish brother,\u201d Mr.Blake, with having written the motion, and sarcastically said that Mr.in the- West | Eigar was not competent to perform that task.Hethen amused the House by saying that he wag sure he had the sympathy of two; one was his life partner, and tue other was Mra, 14.Blake, whose luggage he protected from the ravages of sailors and Custems offivers once, after réturning from England, at Point Levis, while the then Hon, Minister of Justice was walking ap and down the wharf drinking in czone.He afterwards said he \u201cnever surréndered,\u201d and would not in this case; he said he was not afraid of the size, honor, muscle or education of Mr.Edgar; he never had his seat purchased for him by any provincial \u2018legislature; he related the circumstances attending his impoverished condition on his arrival in Canada; spoke cf his popularity in bis own constituency, and concluded by inviting his accuser to \u2018\u2018come on with his charges!\u201d Sir Hector Langevin\u2019s amendment was then put aud carried on division, The motion for a committee was then stbmitted and carried on a division of 150 to one, Mr.Haggart votiog against it on the ground that the resolution did not contain any special charges.Mr.Laurier moved to place Mr.Edgar and some one whom Mr.White might name on the committee without the power of voting, following tne English precedent a8 in the case of a charge preferred against Mr.Butt by Mr.Roebuck.A short skirmish on constitutional law then took place between Mr.Blake and the Minister ot Justice, when Mr.Ives put an end to it b7 objectiug to the motion as being out of order, which, on coumsideration, Mr.Speaker found it to be.After this matter nad been settled, the House went into committee and passed through that stage the bill to incorporate the Midland Bauk of Canada, and also a bilt to incorporate the Medicine Hat Railway aud Coal Company, which was algo read a third time.The Niagara Grand Island Bridge Company also passed committee and was read à third tie, A number of other bills were read a second time.Mr.Pope, in answer to Mr.Benoit, said that the Government kad communicated wita the Harbor Comumissioners\u2019of Mout- real, with a view of having thew cease depositing the clay, etc., raised in deepening the harbor of Montreal and the chan- vel of the St, Lawrence, in the channels of the Boucherville Islands, which caused disastrous inundations from Boucherville upwards to Montreal, Mr.Pope, in answer to Mr.Weldon, said that $22,400 had been pa'd on account of the subsidy for the railway from Richibucto to St.Louis, County of Kent, N.B.\u2018Lhe estimated cost per mile is about $8,000, : Mr.Foster, in answer to Mr.Davies, said that it was not considered advisable to bring down any information regarding the question of any instructions that have been issued \u2018to the officials charged with the proteotion of the sea fisheries under the treaty of 1818.Negotiations in this respect were in progress.Mr.MceLelan, in reply to Mr.Jackson, said that tne Government had not, in anticipation of the C.P.R.paying them $20,000,000 within the next few monthe, given up to said company the $20,000,000 of lands held by the Government as security for said $20,000,000, to allow the company to sell these same lands to raise the money and pay to the Government.The Government do not iatend to do so.Mr, McL:lan, in answer to Mr.Charlton, said the gross public debt of Canada on April 1st, 1846, was $280,3837,812, and the net public debt on the same date was $205,025,890.Mr.Shakespeare moved for copies of all correspondence between the British Columbia Government and the Dominion Government respecting the fulfilment of agree- went on the part of the Dominion Government in the matter of opening up the lands in British Columbia for setilement.Mr.White, the Minister of the Interior, sald that he intended during the course of the year to visit the North-West and British Columbia, when by enquiries and examination on the spot he would.be able to determine upon the proper course to be pursued in connection with the Dominion lands in British Columbia.IRISH EMIGRATION STATISTICS.A parliamentary paper has keen issued containing the annual report of the Regit- trar-General for Ireland on emigration from Ireland during the year 1885.The report contains the usual statistics as to the numbers, ages, sexes, aud callings of emigrants, and the province and county\u2019 from which and the part of the world to which they emigrated ; and the totals and percentages of the last 35 years are in many cases com pared with those of 1885.Tne number of patives of Irelani who emigrated in that year was 62,034, a smaller number thin in auy year since 1879, when the number was 47,060, and fewer by 13,820 than those of 1884.The total number of emigrants from 1851 to 1885 inclusive was 3,051,351, an average of 87,181 for every .year, so that the last year's return is below the average by 25,- 147.The number in 1883 was 108,724, the largest in any year since 1864.The annual average in the vears from 1852 to 1855 was 148,935; in 1856-1865, 88,272; in the next teu years it decreased to 74.667 y and in the last ten years it agaid decrease l to 67,357.Tue estimated population of the provinc: of Leinster, t:ken ou an average of ihe vears 1851, 1861, 1871, and 1881, 18 1,439,- 599, and of taese 571,383 emig'a el iatre 35 years which are included in these returns, or 39.7 for every 100 of the population.The Jgures for Munster are 1,042,- 018 emigrants, out of 1.524,138, or 684 per cent.3\u201d Ulster, 899,850, out of 1,875,- 121, or 48 per cent.; Connaught, 427,442, out of 897,256, or 47 6 per cent.In 110, 668 caees the county of the emigrant 18 not specified.rt FARMING IN NORTH WALES.The farmers in Ruabon district, North Wales, have addressed the.following memorial to the landlords: \u20141It is our duty at once to humbly state our case to you before it is too late, the stock gone and land neglected.You are no doubt aware that we have been growing corn for vears at a loss.Every practical farmer will know that wheat cannot be grown in this country without loss under 83, and it is now selling under 5e, and the only means by which we have hitherto carried on was by the price of live stock, and now this branch has become as bad as corn, and by all appearances is likely to continue so when sgch preparations are being made to overwhelm our country with foreign stock.Taking into consideration the high tithes we have to \u2018pay and the heavy parochial taxes, we are hopeless of being able to carry on unless there be a reduction in rents of at least 50 per cent.The land is becoming barren, farmers\u2019 returns do not permit them to buy manure or to employ sufficient hands to till the land, and the result ts clear { before us.\u201d THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY.the United States in preference to Canada.} should b2 adoptel.He had not the least Une hears speech nfter speech delivered in objection 10 any member, and members of THE LONDON \u201c\u201c TIMES \u201d ON THE GLADSTONE GOVERNMENT.\u2014 {Times, March 22.] The position of Mr.Gladstone\u2019s Goverc- ment js, we believe, without à precedent in Parliamentary history.An administration has been formed avowedly to deal with one great and urgent question, and on that question the Prime Minister has been separated at the outset from some cf his \u2018most trusted colleagues.All othec legi:- lative business, it is acknowledged, must stand aside till the Irish difficulty has been settled in one way or another.Bui davs and weeks are passing, the Easter holidays are almost in sight, and yet Mr.Gla istone has not been able even to state when he will name the day on which he is to give a general outline of the iatentions of: the Government.The one point which has been made clear is that Ministers, if they have an opportunity of bringing forward their Irish policy at all, will proceed by bill, and not by resolution.Not even the preliminary steps, however, have been hitherto taken, and, by the suspension of the meetings of the Cabinet since last Saturday week, Ministers have been reduced to a state of torpor, except fur mere departmental work, The Irish policy of Mr.Gladstone, when submitted to his colleagues in phe rough, provoked a revblt which has ever siace occupied the attention of the country.The measures comprisei in it have obviously made no further progress, for the Cabinet has not met for ten days past.Mr.Cham.tain their offices, though there is not the emaliest reason to believe that the points on which they differ from the Prime Minister can ba: made the subject of \u2018a compromise.The scheme in its entirety will have to be considered by the whole Cabinet, and if Mr.Gladstone is ill-advised enough to adhere to it, it remains to be seen whether the President of the Local Government Board and the Secretary for Scotiand will be the only Ministers with courage euough to vindicate the traditions of Liberalism and to defend the interests of the Empire.But, in the meantime, the Irish question is hung up, the vitality of Parliament is, for all practical purposes suspended, aud Ireland is given over to the dominion of the National League.The Parnellites alone can feel satisfied with the present state of affairs.Mr.Gladsione\u2019s Government is dependent fur its existence on their votes, and they bestow their favor when contested questions arise, with a careful regard to the return they may expect from the sections awl interests they oblige.Yesterday, when the Ministry defeated Mr, Howard Vinceat\u2019s motion on the Voluateer Grant by a narrow majority of 187 against 166, they owed their am- iguous victory to the assistance of Mr.Parnell\u2019s vigilant and well-disciplined band.These achievements, however, may have an influence on public opinion not coatem- plated by the wire-puilers of the Lrish Separatist party.The Duka of Argyll points out in another column that the rejection of Mr.Finlay\u2019s Bill last week was entirely due to the Irish vote, and that, getting aside the Parnellites, there was a clear majority of nine for tbe measure.It is certain that the Farnellites have no at- fection in the gbstract for voluataryism, and that if they had their way in a Parliament of their own, they would endeavor, beyond all doubt, to secure the endowment by the State, in one form or another, of the Roman Catholic Church, though without any of those wholesome restraints to whieh State Churches have been elsewhere subjected.How far EnglishRadicals and Scotch Anti-Estabiishment Presbyterians are content to work with auch allies and for such objects it is for them to settle with their consciences aud their constituents.Public opinion, however, will be justified in dis counting the support given %y the Irish Separatisis to any motion or measure, not because they are Irish, for, as the Duke of Argyll maintains, \u2018 the vote of an Irish- \u201c man who is loyal to the Union and the Constitution is worth as\" much on all ¢ questions as the vote of a Scotchinan or \u2018\u201c an Epglishmaun,\u201d but for reasons ap- paren.on the face of their own declarations end parliamentary conduct.* The vote \u201cof a band of men,\u201d says the Dake, * united by a distinct undertaking always \u2018to vote together and alwaysin a spirit ¢¢ hostile to the constitution of the Unite \u201c Kingdom, is a vote always to \u2018be estimated st the value stamped \u201cupon it by .those men them- \u2018\u201cselves\u2019\u201d\u2019 The presumption against the measures they support and in favor of the measures they oppose is greatly strengthened when we approach the question of the proj cted change in the constitutional relations between Great Britain and Ireland.Not only are the Paruellites, by the declarations of their chief, pledged to destroy the ¢\u201clast link\u201d that binds together the two islands, but it is for this object that they are sent ta the House of Coms mous avd subsidized by the enem:es of the British Empire on the other side of the Atlantic.It 18 necessary toremember this at a time when Mr.Parneil birnself is diplomatically silent, when his followers have received orders to be moderate in their speech, and whea Mr.Davitt, the associate of Patrick Ford and the eulogist of the Irish World, is welcomed at Liberal clubs in Eagland and Scotland, aë a \u201c\u2018constitütional\u201d reformer.The Parliamentary Fund, out of which Mr.Parnell\u2019s followers receive tueir supends, is, mainly cootributed by the American Irish, who, at the same time and often through the same channels, testify by their subscriptions to their sympathy with other methods of la- horing in *¢ the cause ot Lrish nationality.\u201d Yet it is upon the votes of thie party that Mr.Gladstone reckons {o give him a majority in the House of Commons when he { brings forward bis combraed:plan of Home Rule and land purchase.More \u2018han three months have now \u2018elapsed since the country wa3 amazed by the disclosure of Mr.Gladsione\u2019s Home Rule tendencies, The subjzct has since been ineessantly discussed and examined from every poiut of view.But from the the Prime Minister there has not come a single word of explanation, argumsn!, or apology.Though his parliamentary career, splendid as no doubt it is, presents an unbroken uniformity of error in every successive forecast of the conciliatory effects of his Irish legislation, he now asks the eople of Great Brian to believe that h \u20ac has at last discovered the key to the mye- tery.What the solution is must be kept a secret till it is produced in solemn form.The Liberal party are to be prepared before band to accept their leader's magical remedies without demur and as an act of faith, and, in this expansive confidence, to stake, npou the success of Mr.(tladstone\u2019s latest project, hundreds of millions of public money.The attempt to surprise the judgment and to coerce the will of intelligent and practical men, with the hope of purchasing the support of the Irish vote and of obtaining relief from Imperial responsibility, is not creditable to Parliamentary government.It is bad enough that it should be contemplated at all; 1t would be a disgrace as well as a dit- aster if it were, by any combination of chances,to succeed.Lhe egnimatical silence ct the Prime Minister, the coavulaive berlain and Mr.'Crevelyan, therefore, re- |- Creek, and are not surpassed in fertility by per agonies of the Cabiuet, the insolent domination of a band of Anti-Unionists, make up a situation for which no parallel is to be found in our Parliamentary annals.The letter of © A Fighting Liberal,\u201d which we publish in anotber column, furnishes addi?tional proof of the growing discontent and distrust produced by a state of things incompatible with good government, or, it may almost be said, with any government at all, : ar Mem Aduerhsewents, VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE IN MANITOBA.I280 Acres of Splendid Prairie Lands, Situated on Portage Creek, in the Thirteenth Township in the Sixth Range West of the vrinci- pal Meridian, about Five Miles North of Portage La Prairie City.The following eight gquarter sectiors of Land, viz.:\u2014 ' The Northeast Quarter of Section 18, Northeast Quarter of Section 16, Southeast Quarter of Section 17, Northwest Quarter of Section 4.Northwest Quarter of Section L?.Southwest Quarter of Section L.Southwest Quarter of Section 9.Northeast Quarter of Section 5 The above Lands are situated on Portage any Lands in thé North-West.They are ary and in a well settied neighborh od, wit good roads, schools etc., and within 5 miles of two Railway Stations.\u2018 Terms of Payment Reasonable.Apply at THE HERALD OFFICE, Montreal, Dec.5 L335, NEW EIGLAND PIPER CO MILLS AT PORTNEUF- Office and Warehouse: Nun's Building 21 4 23 DeBresolea st., Montreal; MANUFACTURERS OF Nows, Manilla, Brown.Grey and Straw Wrappings.\u2014 ALSO \u2014 Hanging,! Sheeting: and Roofing - Papers and Gard Middles.er.19 6m trs AR Bal Kiting Cotton, No.4 to No.20.We beg leave to inform the Trade and Consumers of this article that we have lately made sach improvements in our mode of manufacturing it that we can now recommend it with confidence as SUPERIOR \u2014-TO ANY OTHER\u2014 KNITTING COTTON ; \u2014 IN THE MARKET.\u2014 There has been more twist put into it, which will make it stronger, but not enough to give it à hard feeling.The Dyeing and Bleaching are perfect.It is put up in 2 oz.and 1} vz balls, and is correctly numbered.FOR SALE BY ALL DRY GOODS HOUSES, , WM.PARKS & SON, Limited ST.JOHN, N.B.M law DW 282 RICHELIEU | The Prince of Table Waters.Qe Feb.1, Families who wish to get a pure, wholesome, natural Table Wates, ask your Grocer or it.; @#\" For sale by the leading Hotels, Clubs, Restaurants and Grocers.J.A HARTE, 1730 Notre Dame street, Telephone 1190, March 20 ws 287 COAL FOR SALE ! jo \u2014\u2014 The Intercolonial Coal Mining Company offer FRESH MINED BITUMINOUS COALS, suitable for steam or household purposes, delivered, EX YARD, at MONTREAL, in lots to suit purchasers, or by CAR LOAD, along tho lines of Railway.Office + 193 COMMISSIONERS STREET, MONTREAL.Jan.21 3m law T 18 \u2014TEH\u2014 Hancock Inspirator Company Hereby give public notice that JAMES MORRISON, 75.Adelaide St.West, Toront, has been granted the sole and exensive rightto manufacture aud sell HANCOCK INSPIRATORS, under their trademarlis duly registered in the Department of Agii- culture of the Domin.on of Canada.THE HANCOCK INSPIRATCR CO.J.E.BLAKEMAN, Treasurer.J.M.BETTON, Mansger.eod m 77 Montreal, March 50, 1886.Money 10 Loan at 6 Fer Cent Several Properties for Sale @.M.PERRAULT, Architect.No.11 Place d\u2019Armar Fill, CANTO tt H'ILU LD (Hegistered) A deltghttul! refreshing preparation forthe hair.should ba used daily.eeps the scalp healthy, prevents dandruff, promotes tie growth._A perfect -hair dressing for the amily.250 per bottle, HEN KY +.GRAY, Chemist 141 St, Lawrence Main itre et.RELICS OF BARBARISM.All liniments, salves, lotions and embroca~ tions are oily and in the last degree disagree » able to the touch and smell.They soil the clothing and the person, and are merely relics of the barbarous age of medicine.Beason\u2019s Capcine Porous Plisters are infinitely more effective and perfectly sweet and cleanly.For Lame Back, Lcal Rheumatism, Neuralgia, aad ca-es of Kidney, Liver and Lung APRIL 6 | gehieme of the Liberal party, the silent Bow Hdvertisements, EXTRA DRY, 1880.April 3 er VIN BRUIT, (880.DELMONICO! o\u2014 FINEST WINE IN THE MARKET \u2014oO0 \u2014\u2014\u2014 et eet cert © 1.GALARNEAT, 350 St.Paul Street, Montreal.b 80 March 18 The Only Nutritious and Reliable Preparation in the Market.2% SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND GROCERS.\u201c#R tf trs 10 October 16.McINTYRE, SON & CO.IMPORTERS Wholesale Dry Goods, Ke, 13 Victoria Square, Montreal Ta Let TO LET, The ALBERT BUILDINGS WAREHOUSES, now occupied by the Co-operative Co.' ALSo, : No.265 UNIVERSITY STREET, and No.50 PRINCE ARTHUR S8TREET.OFFICES in Frout and Rear Buildings of the UNION BUILDINGR, St.Francois Xavler Street.EARLSTON COTTAGE, No.226 Stanley SL.The LARGE FAMILY HOUSE, No.271 Drummond Street.Apply to MR.TAYLOR, .No.3 Upstair Offices, Union Buildings.April 5 1m 81 WAREHOUSE TO LET.Tbe whole or part of that fine store, No.76 St.Peter Btreet.Offices on ground floor and first flat.Conveulent.Goods entrance in rear.Apply to Anthony Force, r 80 No.76 St.Peter Street.! NORTH BRITISH, and MERCANTILE INSURANCE C0, DOUBLE OFFICES TO LET.Possession 1st May.Apply to THOMAS DAVIDSON, 30 Managing Director.TO LET, That new and elegant Residence.No 200 University street; unequalled in this city for beauty of situation and extent of view ; finished with every modern convenience, including water elevaior, and heated with hot water.Excellent Stable and Carriage House, and large Garden, with Fruit Trees.Apply to 36 trs G.8.BRUSH, 34 King street.TO LET.The Warehouses of the ALBERT BUILDINGS, NOW OCCUPIED BY THE Canada Go-Bperative Supply Association LIMITED.) Possession First of May next.Apply to : THOS.M.TAYLOR, No.3 upstairs offices, Union Buildings.Montreal, January 5, 1886.tf4 TO LET, 'HREE HANDSOME NEW OFFICESE Together or Separately, STAINED FINISE, HUT WATEP.HEATING.521 ST, JAMES STREBE DAWES & CO.TO RENTant.From the first of May next, those well known and extensive premises Nos.93 to 99 Coilege Street, heretofore known as Wile 1i: ms\u2019 Brewery, and consisting of large four storey cut stone huilding fronting on College street, togeihier with targe stone buildings ir rear, large ice house, the whole containing extensive cellarages.These well known premises have been used as a brewery for the past 60 years, and are spectully fitted up with malthouses, kilns, «&0., the whole ra) daring thea most desirable far auch A husiuexs, and are all suitable also tor general manufacturing purposes and for warelivusing and storage Apply to .MILES WILLIAMS FOR SALE.HERRING.-\u2014-No.1 Labrador, tr {in Brls., Hf.Brls, Kits and Pails.: No.1 C.B., in Brls.and Hf, Brls., Lock Fyne *\u2018 Malcolm,\u201d Orown Brand in Kegs and Firkins.SALMON-No.1and 2 Prime Newfoundland in Tes, Brlis., and Hf.Bris CODFISH-Nos.1, 2 and Large Green Codfish in Brls.and Casks.MAOKEREL-In Brls.Hf.Brls.' Rarrels Steam Refined Pale Seal @1l, Barrels Cod Oil.Harreis Cod Liver Oil, and troubie they are recommended by physi ians of the nignest rank.Avold imitations with! similar.names.Capelue cut in centre of genuine.Price 25 cents.JOHN BAIRD & CO, 191 Commissioners Street.Sept.29 iy Auction Sales.BY WILLIAM H.ARNTON.ESTATE LATE ALFRED BROWN, ESO The subscriber has r.ceived instructions from JAMES P: DAWES, ESQ, CURATOR, to sell the whole of the moveable and immoveable properly belonging to the above estate, about the middle of April.Full particulars later.* WILLIAM H,ARNTON, Auctioneer.82 tf BY THOMSON & GOWDEY.GRAND CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS.\u2014 0 THOMSON & GOWDEY\u2019S AUCTION LAST.Tuesday April 6, Ten o'clock.G.W.Robinson\u2019s Furniture,1373*Dorchester St.Wednesday, April 7, Two o\u2019clock- At Store, 241 and 243 St.James streèt, Waggons, Expresses, Buggies.Thursday.April 8, Ten o.clock.Household Furniture, 141 Drummond.Friday, April 9, Two o'clock.General Furniture at Store, 241 and 243 St James street.Saturday, April 10, Two o\u2019clocke Baby Carriages, Velocipedes, at Store.A Number of Good Sales for Following Week, 80 BY W.E.SHAW.Grand Opening Spring Sale \u2014\u20140OF-\u2014 Carriages, Harness and Horses, At my Central Salesyard in a few days.I have already received a number of good Buggies, One Phaeton, Dog Cart, etc., which will be sold first offering.W.E.SHAW, 7?Auctioneer.BY THGS.J.POTTER.SPRING SALES, 10.\u2014\u2014- Household Furaifare, ete.at Private Houses, also of Farm Stock, Implements, ete.I am receiving entries in my books fort he approaching season.My long and successfu, experience in this branch of the auction bust.ness is well known, Those who entrust me with the sale of their household eflects are age sured of the best market prices and prompt.cash returns.THOS.J.FOTTER, ! Avuctionee 195 St.James street.© 134) BY M.HICKS & Co.SPRING AUCTION SALES, The Subscribers will give their personal ats tention, assisted by an efficient and obliging stafi, to sales of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE At Private Residences this Spring, and respectfully beg to inform patrons wha intend selling their Household Effects that.our Lists for March aud April are now open and au early intimation will seoure choies of ays., It is our intention to coutinue making a specialty of FINE ART SALES, and will hold them regularly as consign ments arrive,\u201d Td \u2018We alsosolicit sales of Real Estate, Banke rupt Stocks and Trade Sales, Charges moderate and returns prompt.Liveral advances made, if desired, on° all goods sent for sale to our rooms.M.HICKS & CO., Nos.1821 and 1823 Notre Dame St.¥en.8 tt BY FOR SALE.\u2014\u2014 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT That choice building site, corner of Pee.Street and Burnside, 113 x 118.8, the best cor ner in the city, for sale CHEAP.Apply to : W MeLEA WALBANK,O.E., Architect M4 St.Janes \u2018sirent m= If you want a Coachman\u2019s place advertise in The Herald, free.+ in any of ite declarations.But the noble argument wns advanced that the pecuniary interests of certain orgauized bodies would be injured by the freé exercise of individual opinion and of privae judgment, This, we reached the crater of Kilanea, now seven thousand feet above the sea.We deecendad at night into the crater, and walked a distance of three miles over lava uctil we reached the buraing lake.This Help Wanted \u2014Female.y ANFED\u2014A general servant for a family of three, with references, at 53 Bt.ofdrainage and veutilation, passenger elevator, Electric bells and lights, &c.In fact, all that modern ingenuity and practical sclence oan devise to promote the comfort and convenience of guests has been supplied.WILLIS RUSSELL, MONTREAL BERL DOW'S BREWERY, NEW YORK, Antique Depurumentst then, is the new Liberal doctrine\u2014that men was very active, sud we sat for hours on Famillestreet.Applyafterzp m.m7 HA AINT President, CURTAINS AND DRAPERIE are not to be encouraged to think or act the brink of the great lake of fire, which Yÿ ANTED\u2014An expexenced mald to take TEAU 8 LOUIS A a CHABOILLEZ SQUAR t.5 as individuals, but always, and only, was at least three miles long by one and a care of children; must have city refer-| June 26 prete \u2014_ through the leaders of ecclesiastical assemblies.I desire epecially to fix upon this doctrine the attention of that large part of the laity of the Free Church which sees that its clerical leaders are departing from one of the fundamental dcctrines of their Church, and are carrying the whole body, as fast as they can, into the ranks of voluntaryism.It is hard enough eome- times to be beaten within their own Church by the dexterities of party leaders, but it is still war:e to be toid by Parliament that individual freedom 0° opinion is in iteelf an evil, and should, as far as pos- half wide.\u2018The waves of fire were running very high, often one hundred feet, while eruptions were of frequent occurrence, throwing molten lava into the air hundreds of feet with a noise that was deafening.« Now for our narrow escape.This entire lava area, including miles around the lake, the very spot where we sat down and passed hours, the three miles of pathway across the lava beds upon which we walked, within forty-eight hours after we left was completely destroyed, the whoie having ences.Apply to 75 Mansfield street.78 0G FOR SALE\u2014A Deerhound for Sale, well trained, Apply 62 _Menai street, Point St.Charles.80 Rooms Wanted WW ANTED\u2014By a gentleman and his two suns, 8 well furnished room with board Address, or not in nice priva.e family.J.B.M., Herald offic.ANTED \u2014 By a young man of steady habits, a room in nice private family.No boarding houses need apply.Address Presbyterian, Herald Office.76 CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I.REVERE HOUSE.Mes, MONEIL, Proprietreszs First-class Commercial and Private Hotel.Sample Rooms, convenient to Railway ANONLEATADOALS GLASGOW.Scotia a, PHILPS Ca sun AOTEL WILL BE FOUND ON Following Dealers: ALBION HOTEL NEWS STAND.BONAVENTURE DEPOT NEWS STAND.SAT HE BERNARD, A.+++.1143 St.James St BOUDREAU, I.500.+00: + « -.877 St.James St Buperior Pale and Brown Malt, Inlia Pale and other Ales, Extra Double trd Single Stout, in Wood and Bottle, FAMILIES SUPPLIED.The following bottlers only are author ized to use our labels, viz.Thos.J.Howard, .546 Dorchester sireet Jos, Virtte.19 Aylmer street Thos, Ferguson.162 8t.Elizabeth st.Wm.Bishop.15 Visitation strest Thos.Kinsella, .118 Ottawa street pr ORDERS RECEIVED BY TELE Tapestries, Ancient and Modern, Bronzes, Inne id Vases and Ourlos, ly 143 EEEP YOUR FEET Drv and Comfortable BY [USING Ramsay's Waterproof Leather Preservative! For Boots and Shoes, Harness and all kind of Leather; fallen in, leaving an open crater miles in - 220 Sei t PHONE sible, be discouraged and suppressed.extent and apparently fathomless.This 141 ss ATH STRERT.BRADFORD, MRS.220 Seigneurs 8 .\u2014_\u2014 Again, let me fix the attention of all - .( R T ., DAVIDSON, W.1367 Bt.Catherine St.| = = A.RAMSAY honést men on another dcctrine avowed ps wed es ebook coms To Let First-Class; Quietly and Centraily Situated DAWSON BROS.1826 St.Catherine St.WILLIAM DOW & CO, , & SON, in this debate\u2014that to remove any grievance from the members of an Established Church is in itself to inflict a grievance upon Dissenters.This truly liberal argu- no reform requiring the aid of Parliament fourteen hours.The whole party felt thankful at their narrow escape from an awful doom, and will remember the rest of their days how near they came to a jour- London Times, under date of March 21, ROE Comfortable, furnished, for gent!e- men only.353 Cathcart street.82 WIDOW is desirous to bear from married couple, or single gentlemen, for To RENT, suite of two rooins, suitable for a prefessional man.29 Beaver Hall Hill, ModerateCharges.| Turkish Bathe.THE MONTREAL HERALD ja on fyle atthla DALLAIRE, MRS.FEATHERSTONE, A.M.HARKINS, MRS.568 St.Catherine St DRYSDALE, W.1423 8t.Catherine St.144.2579 Notre Dame St.cor, St.Lawrence and Craig Sts .| INDIA PALE ann XX MILD ALE, Brewers and Malisters.Feb.3 ) ly 87 & 41 Recollet Street, MONTREAL, Oct.22 tr 258 ment was urged in its most shameless form ney to the centre of the earth.\u201d furnished rooms, ready first week May.(West Hotel, FISHER, JOHN, & CO., 3 J HE INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY AND by those who resisted the abolition of eT End.) Address Mrs.S., Herald.% Inya AA A 125 St, Francole Xavier St.; : STEAM NAVIGATION patronage.Fortunately, it was urged iu dea SL ANLO.si SIRI, nea GUILFOYLE, J.211 Seigneurs St , By | y Din nae: revival mow under Ministerial AN INDIAN DEMONSTRATION.Iv Windsor, thre unfurnished, with ware TELE GREAVES, J.J.816 St.Catherine St._., patronage induces me to ask whether it is| \u2018The Calcutta correspondent of- the Or twoladies.Address \u201c A 75,\u201d Star office.Ps GREAVES, J.J.134 8t.Catherine St.BREWERS AND LA JALTSYERD.{ _ { j T2 Bi to extend to the Church of England.Is - CANADA COTTON COM PANY HALEY BROS.2126 Notre Dame St.- i ever to be allowed by a Liberal Govern- writes :\u2014* For some weeks past the native next Unitarian Church.75 JACKSON, MRS.184 St.Antoine St _-\u2026.424 B'eury St EXTRA axp XXX STOUT PORTER.Published Monthly, contaiulug the TIME i newspapers have been full of arti WO ROOMS to let, (large and to the front; wal KELLY, Jovvraesinininne .TABLYS and MAPS of all the CANADIAN ment?If so, we have a declaration of DEWEPAP of articles and T4 rarniahed, fr MoussRCepIDE Or.SOI Cornwall, Ont LEFORT, L .115 St.James St.(lu Woop and BOTILE.) and Lhe prinelpsl AMERIVAN RAIL- hostility againet the Established Church of paragraphs regarding the great mass meet- ages.Apply, 114 Princes street.3-75 \u2014;0; L AFRENIERE, c om St.Denis & Craig Sts _\u2026 \u2019 .WAY and STEAM NAVIGATION England of the gravest kind.Over and yng of ryots to be held at Jünkergatchi, in \u2018J'O LET, on the 151 May, oue rurnisned room Manufacturers of Cottonades, Ducks,Canton APLANTE H +-COr.St.1394 Ont 5 St.Families supplied, pay over again Mr.Gladstone has helped guch he J district h ; oF two unfurnished rooms.Suitable for Flannels, Dyed Linings, Cotton Blankets, &o L py lesereesseanaines nario Si.SAND PORTER +t and Pinte reforms.I call the atlention of my the Jessore district, for the purpose of dis- a single gentleman, 5 minutes, walk from Offices in Montreal: * MILLOY, MRS.1201 St.Catherine St.ER, Quart and Pirte.For saio by Nevrs Dealers and Booksellers and countrymen to this contrast.1s there any- CUssing various burning political questions.J2 à ppiy.for thé vath and W.C, onsame .MURPHY, PETER.508 St.James St.\u2014 by News Agonts on Trains and Steamers.uniry E 3 .; flat.Apply, for the present, 15 Donegaul Corner St.John and Notre Dame streets MICHIE, MRS 1442 St.Catherine St.OFFICE: thing about a Presbyterian establishment Yesterday, being à festival, one of the street.75 City and District: MORRISO N Te ol St Ent 3 a PRICE, - = +» 20 CENTS, which condemns it us compared with au great holidays of the Hindoo year, was Oct.2.ty 2 NCS M, Bo i305 81.Catnorino st, 92) Bt JAMES RYREFY WEST.ee TI io * 4,00, payable In de ishmen i \u20ac 5.St.Lastly, let me call attention to a part of selected as the day for the meeting, and ADVERTISE IN CA NTLI E EWAN & co MOCANN, MRS.\u2026.\u2026.534 Craig St.MUNTREAL, C.R.CHI?HOLM & CO., the speech of Mr.Trevelyan.He is re-| the wirepullers concerned seem to have i y o MOARAN, J.0 Notro Damo Bt.ogni r arg recolved by Yelonha=a, 1708 Notrs vame Street, Montrea) porsed to have been, effusive to a deputa- spared no effort to induce the villagers THE MONTREAL HERALD.CENERAL MERCHANTS Tao noie Dorhestar SE May 2 170 Sariiehore and Prenriators tion i.eade r.Rainy, and to have con- ; .eS sasscrouse ) .A fessed the new and the great interest he had toatiend in thousands; fireworks, plays, IF YOU \u2014AND\u2014 REDMOND, I.10 Chaboillez 8quare.: , \u20ac spiri 1 ind and amusements of various sorts being Want & Cook, \u2019 RIENDEAU, M.8.667 st.James St.fl, ° \\ found in the hieratare 9 Sper mal nde promieed as a relief from the drier business Want a Clerk, Manufacturers\u2019 Agents.RICHELIEU HOTEL NEWS STAND.an 3 EWERS pendence, pom this gathere A at Ju of rolitical discussion.The meeting was Want a Partuer, Bleached Shirtings, RIVARD, LE.oovvvnrnnnnnnnns .561 Craig St.ALE AND PGRTER BREWERS, have as our Scotz pecretary an EngMsb- held yesterday, and the telegrams in this Want a Situation, ; .Le SHARKEY, MIBS.\u2026\u2026.1340 Notre Dame 8t 556 St.Mary Street, man who, till the other day, was ignorant morning\u2019s newspapers variously estimate Want to Sell a Piano, Grey Shoetings, Tickings, ST.LAWRENCE HALL NEWS STAND of Lhe greatest peculiarity of Scottish his- the attend t f 4 : : ; : MONTREAL., AT the attendance at from 4,000 to 20,000.Want to Buy a Horse, White, Grey & Colorod Blankets tory.Accordingly, in his speech on the ; » Groy Golorod Blankets, ST.LAW.CIR.LIBRARY, sr né score part oft on the ex Resolutions were passed condemning some Want to Sell-a Carriage.Fine and Medium Tweeds 489 St.Lawrence St, Lave always où hand the various] kinds of - of the Bills now pending before t \u2018 A a ; .: press ground that \u201cit would never be Lepielat v pending before the Local Want to Buy or Sella Fara, ! SAIT, H.T.\u2026\u2026.1195 St, Catherine St ALE AND: PORTER.TIRABER SALE dreamt of in England.\u201d Let Scotchmen rE a wre IgIng al extension cf tral Want to Let a House or Cottage, Knitted Goods.SCOTT, A.8 .78 St.Lawrence St am .an.SORT ur e introduction of à represente- ; \u2026 A.B.sencusees .; ux and Presbyterians bear this.It indicates beh ent into the Legislature, p an de - we ant es ar Draws Plain snd Fancy Flannel, STREET, WALTER.ve Lo Bleury st.IN WOOD AND BOTTLE.\u20140:=\u2014 7, C1 3 ¢ i .> es reccu00 ve orcheste .31 ie z J! 5 per regie indeed, v ary mals os ou.Images representing the Queen, Lord Want to Sell Household Furniture, Low Tweeds, Etoffes, &c., smiTE, H\u2026 1575 Notre Dams gy Families regularly supplied.pièié NONOS \u2018nat Ds price, at ort 4 ; 10 Ope ipon and the two native Judgea| Want te Sell Dry Goods or Carpets, LESALE MES ere > ERS RECEIVED B 53 Auction, atthe Que \u2019s Hotel, in the Village the lines of Anglican Drastianiem thet se the Calentta High Court were| Want to Find Customers for Anything, - WHOLESA ONLY SUPPLIED INDsoi OTE NEWS STAND 5 Yo CEL ¥ THLE] of Forest, in the \u2018County of Lambton, in the plummet lines for Scotland\u2014PErastisnism,} }, : © : : WINDSOR HOTEL, NEWS STAND.NL Province of Ontario, on WEDNESDAY, the, 200, \u2018expressed in ito coarsest form.* He ts Hindoo gods.with images of ADVERTISE IN ; ; .POINT ST, CHARLES, M.Wm.Watson, T8 Fortification Lans, 14h day of APRIL next, at 2 o'clock p.m., trusted that the State would never consent a vhits paper fear, supposed.10.1h om THE MONTREAL HERALD 15 Victorie 12 Wellington | ALsErT & CALDWELL.369 Wellington St.pottics our Ales and Porter, and is author.Cet hui end at Sateable Tim.: n a m- i : rier - : to give to an Establighed Church real and biematieal of Russia, doc to have been , Square, Street En MONTEITH, WM.157 Congregation St.ixed tu use cui latals.; > berof thirteen inches In diameter ahd over genuine independence,\u201d Fortunalely, We one of the great events of theday.Every-| Te Very Best Medium ln the Country, MONTREAL TORONTO COTE ST.ANTOINE.Mar 9 (gt RE Beech adit and on Lave got Us aud we mean to keep it, and to thing passed off quietly, and the telegrams Advertising will gain New Customers, oot.8 o 7 poll MCCALL, FO D.0-0s0s0 00000 «.Post-Office pme the Taiver aux Sable,in the said County of defend it from Parnellites,from Secu arists, describe the meeling as a great success Advertising will keep old Customers, Pl Se TORONTO FOR SALE CH EAP.Lambton.; i i , ; : .7 - - or in addition to the price paid from Eog lish N ouconformists, and from Demonstrations of this kind mean very Advertis.ng Liberally Always Pays, ALLAN.P.GO.35 King Strèet West.; ae Pur ich must aah at the Lime Anglican Érastiäns.5 little.It is easy to collect a crowd in Advertising makes Success Easv, QUEEN'S HOTEL NEWS STAND.One Horizontal Steam Engine, cylinder 12x of sale], wiil also be required to pay dues on Your obedient servant, India by the promise of amusement: and Advertising Begets Confldence, 3 \u2019 \u2019 OTTAWA inches, with governor, fly wheel and heater all timber cut on the Reserves.according to , 3 ; ; - March 19.ARGYLL.ep A COMPLETE BREAKDOWN.the fireworks and images were doubtless more potent attractions than the speeches of the eloquent agitators who addresssd Advertising Shows Energy, + Advertising Shows Pluck, Advertise then at once.CHOICE LABRADOR HERRINGS, MOPYKE, J.0.+05 +000: 11 02 00 1065 Sussex St.PIERCE, G.M.6 000.+00+00000 0000 Sparks St, coraplete.Two now, easy running, hand Litho Presses, Prints Stone, 24x36 inches.Twenty-four New Office Seal Presses, favor- the ordinary Tarift of Dues of the Department, and an annual ground rent of $i per square mile.The purchaser will also be required to far- .GREEN CODFISH, Large and No, L RUSSELL HOUSE NEWS STAND.ite patte : ish security by a bond to be executed b ¢ For ten years,\u201d says Jennie M, Har ignorant ryots on subjects entirely beyond Advertise continually, ' UGLOW,R Sparks St Four Yow Screw Embossing Presses.pimself and two responsible parties a sure.7) : i i Advertise skillfully, STEAM-REFINED SEAL OIL.»Khosvoscecesonensesconses cie OPATKS, \" 9 ; i rett, of Wallaceburg, Ont., I did not tbe comprehension of nine tenths of those HO \u201cwo Pairs of Second-hand Bellows, 38 in.ties that he will work the limit continuously a well day\u2014was ail broken down with present.\u201d Advertise frecly, NEWFOUNDLAND COD OIL.GRAND OU ES EC wide.Apply to and Otherwise comply with tlie couditions of \u2014\u2014 3 TR - Q the cense, which w not be renew: a Tr dyspepsia, liver cotnplaint, catarrh and ee A ion GABPE and HALIFAX COD OIL, BOLIWELL'S NEWS DEPOT.0pp.P.0 29 R.THOMPSON & SOS 4 the expiration of ihe year ending 8üth April, debiiity.= Three doctors abandoned hope \u2014A lady physician of Boston is being NOW.NEWFOUNDLAND COD LIVER OIL.- a 18 St 1859.L.VANKOUGHNET for me, when Burdock Blood Bitters cawe tried for manslaughter for making a mie- a If you want a Nurse's = I you want a Cook\u2019s .A to my rescue.It is the best medicine I take in labelling two.bottles so that the ADVERTISE IN STEWART MUNN & co, o .A .Deputy of the Snpt.General have ever taken, I say this for the benelit coutents of orre was taken by epoonfuls in- 22 SL, John street Place advertise in Tho Herald vlace advertise in The Herald of Indian Affairs.of all suflering as I did\u201d etead of by drops., THE MONT.EAL HERALD.Telephone 1233.Jan.11 ly Oct, 6 free free .ottawa, 17th Murch, 1836.Dept.of Indian Affairs, 13 A 76 a ae ES on Lu > \u2014 \u2014 od \u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 \\ b THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE TUESDAY, APRIL 6 car vi THE AMUSEMENTS OF PRESIDENTS.Situations Wanted\u2014 Male + ; æ ,Ç THE DUKE Of ARGTLL Cieveland ths Ouly One Entirely With.: Hotels, Flardware.- rt wd 0 ont Eat vo mem TE 7 A .> 1 a : A + ns uselul, g00 = nollite Vote and Mr.- [From the Cleveland Leader.} writer, insurance office preferred.Address | ANTH 0 NY FO R ; E On the Par ba Hill ; Presiaent Cleveland is the only Presi- K- Y.Y., Herald.- pret Be { \u2018 0 g iU Le Finlay\u2019s : } deut in our history who seems to have no WWANTEDTA sliastion as watcamal care ! prt 348 : i Or - srausements whatsoever.George Wash- been employed as watchman for several RAILWAY SUPPLIES - QR a nes .- ., refer \u20188.res y C ! «To the Editor of the London Times.the TH was noted for his muscular develop- Knog, 1} OY 809d references.Address T.M ADISON sou AR E.STEEL RAILS In consequence of Imilations of THE WORCESTERSHIRE | Sr, \u2014 Will you allow me, throug he } ment.He was fond of jumping, and to ANCEU-\u2014Py au lnteligent yous man NEW YORK.SAUCE which are calculated to deccive the Public, Lea and Perving ; ire.i 2 rewmarsi~ |.à OÙ rge lo'al \u20ac , ; .° ; Times, to dire:t attention re et tue last day of his life kept a pack of| agency of à Fire and Li Inourance Com ; STEEL BARS have to request thaï Purchasers see that the Label on every boîte TR able circumstances A Ï pi] Poünds for hunting.He could dance upon pany.\u2019 Address, H.J.5.Box 1963, Mont Most charmingly situated at the junction EORGAN\u2019S CRUCIBLES.Sears their Signature thus\u2014 i Pa debate aud divise oo of h EN ch occasion, aud he was careful enough of WANTED A situation as coacl d en Sava arene aad pam Sh \u2019 225 W \u2019 ! à, 3 - \u2014.achman an n TO.i >, 25 à : I ip concerning the constitution of the Church pis health to go to bed every might at 10 groom, city or country, willing to make Co ducted Saux European Plan FWarchouse, 225 Wellington St 3 + Th i of Scotland ?; the striki o'clock, Jefferson was a great horseback 7e ean n ar rert sty APPLY Owen Walsh, JANVRIN & WALTER, Office, 76 St.Peter Street.& (ha \u20ac Th In the first place we have Le SINEMIE| rider, and he rode throughout the country VW ANIED\u2014Scoichman.1 years\u2019 expérience Proprietors, Feb: £2 7 \u2014 Lo To fact that in a House .of 379 members Mr.about Washington daily during his Pres.as era rholesale dry goods, desires situation June 20 ly stT 147 .Finlay secured à cleir majority of nine, idency.He usually spent two hours in Apply TW.Héraid Offine.a references.| W b f p CUARIE & Xl out which ro Bottle of he or ginal WORCESTERSHIRE after deducting from the total majority the the saddle, and he was fond of mixing YWANIED, situalion by # soaug man hav- H QiEl BRU MSW i CK, ! tir I SAUCE is genuine.a eh Parpellites.The significance of this with his fellows, At his home at Monti tait n°98 several years\u2019 expérience in the re (00 C N st ; Li à i Iris arpe lies.! cello he paid great attention to farming, tail hardware, us sa esman or traveller 5 good Fifth Avenu>, New York.rey Nun reet.Ask for LEA and PERRINS' Sauce, and see Name on Wrapéer, Label, Ecttte and It J fact can hardly be over-estimated, because and lie often waiked abut the streets of ers street, + 200 \u20ac 88 Importers otf Stopper.Wholesale anil for Export By the Propriciors, Worcester; Crosse amd - Pu i in the present condition of things the] Washington while in the White House.ANTED, a 5 tuation by à good gardener; This most fashjonchie and centrally located à} ® Blackwell, London, &.&c.; and by Grocers ind Oilmen throug).out the Wor Hom w | elintion of the Paraeiien 1s absolutely When C'evland was imanguraved the 11 sei 4 Pere Grif poets ven reacted ons op ow | SOOTOH GLAZED DRAIN PIPES \u2014 i ! ! ; Le press was full of wonder at his getting u A i : A > Cht T ; 2 Ye 4 essential in forming aoy true estimate of for breakfast at 8 o\u2019clock in the morning, ANIED oF Bios, yn Er Saga.Th Bote) s tho favorite ror Vent Lining, J.M.DOUGLAS § CO.AND ALEX, URGUHART _ À, the worth or value of any vote come to by and the whole nation patted him on the family as servant ; can drive and look after Fort for Canadians.Flu Co Bricks MONTREAL: i TAR : : » .\u201c , 3 « v o 3 i the House of Commons.This cannot be back for it, a8 it were.Still Washington horse and cow.Address \u201cS.C.\u201d 410 Bt.MITCHELL, KINZLER & SOUTHGATE, Fire Clay, April19 A ! stated too strongly.Some will say got up at duybreak, and Jefferson trawled WANILED, by a young man of experience, & ) Proprieiors.Partant Cement Ne a that it is a coctrine wbich antici- oo as Joba as the light struck his cham- situation in \"a wholesale dry goods of Comfortable Rooms, §2 per day; Board, \u2018Canada Ceroent, It | : er.chn Adams, who was as fat pro- clothing st re, best references.Address H.82.50 per day.Water Linie, A 2 \u2018 - | A a) pates .a separate Parliament, bat 1t portionateiy as Cleveland is, used to take a Tr, Herald Office, \u2019 75 Oct.2 t1 236 Whiting, MW: 9 x.i does not du 80 necessarily.The vote of walk from the White House around the ; ; ce - Plaster of Paris, | | E B IG es fe an Irishman who is loyal to the Union and Capitol bafore his breakfast, which, by the Situations Wanted\u2014 Female.Li i i | &o,, Ee ud Ib constitution is worth as much on all quee- his » he Sook de carly Je Cleveland, and WaNIED.\u2014a respectable Englishwoman, Fray MANUFACTUBEES OF > 4 is gon, John Quincy Adame, was wont to | BO A te assis tail ERE house BESSEMER STELL i wW - : assist with light hous Eoglieh Le Te o tbe at of ah ot 0 dis mor ome, and take a swim Votbrénce apply to Mrs.Us tbe coubtry.ior i otel n Sora, Chair and Bed Sprin gs fl I nglichman; bu vi and o r ning meal.reference apply to Mrs.Us her, Druinmoa 0.n O F I EA ii NE ¥ 1 > 1 men umted by & distinct undertakin Both of the Adamses were great walkers, Street.82 : ; ; \u2018 Always to vole > ogether, and always in 3 and while John Quincy Adams was Pre.| ANTED\u2014Uffices to sweep and dust ju NE W YOIR ES ZT A large stock always on hand: FIHEST AWD CHEAPEST MEAT- spirit hostile to tbe Constitution of the Bident Le used to walk out to the race TAN TEp er ireation as general servant Tho largest and Mnost constructed hotel in \u201400-< 2 FLAVOURIRS STOCK FOR SOUPS, © United Kiogdom, is & vote aiways to be Course, (wo miles from here, and back WA plain cooë by à Protestant widow.the city, on Park Avemue, one block from COBOURG = UCE estimated at the value stamped upon it by 5gin.Whenever any great sport was on Good references.Address \u201cMaria\u201d Herald Grand Central Depot.,\u2018 WADE DISHES & SA UCES, in a these men themselves.Absolutely incop- band.Andrew Jackson was a hard work- SEN TED By an Englishwoman, with Ber (ON AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.) C A R WORK S freA LO bigs signature fa & sistent with the freedom of Parliamentary de \u20ac» but he was a democratic fellow, and he little girl, aged six years, a situation as 600 rooms, ele-;antly furnished and decorated me 3 e Blue Ink seross Label.The titie \u201c Bareæ liberations and with the honor and authori- liked horse racing, cock fighting and a working housekeeper to a gentleman, child- The ventilation, drainage and sanitary ar- JAMES CROSSEN, Proprietor ANNUAL SALE 8,000,000 JARS.Liebig\u201d and his photograph having bees G ons te mien of 001 social smoke Ho often auended on notoisied ous hisky Suh ai | rangements goneraïis, are ihe most porto y Proprietors durite rin a cvs of ru to acy, i oh br eles rg > .: H & D 2 , ; se * .i > 4 such a band must be discounted in our tbe cock fights on the ~Wash-1 good refere ces.Address, M.C., 86 Union hat human ingenuity and skill can dovise., MANUFACTURER or \"ly Medical Press.Lancet, British Medical Journal, do, are hereby informed that the Liebig Come M estimate of every vote.ington Heights, above Sixteeuth Avenue, Montreal.Stairways and 3 elevators.Railway Rolling Stock of all kinds, Palace To be kad of £2 Slorekecyers, Grocers, and Cheminis, only) pans are tho ouly x manutsotarers Tho ave Mr.Gladstone and other leaders of the Btreel, and at one of the great races ANTED\u2014By a first-class dressmaker, No charge for conveying baggage from or to : ole Agents for Canada and the United don.England.Ble bo x enninonens.T Liberal party were never tired telling of the days of his Presidency he hada refergaRloyment in | ladies\u2019 familles, best oity the Grand Central Depot.Sleeping Coaches, Passenger Coaches, O.David & Co, 9, Fenchurch Avenue, London, Englan guarantee of genui 4 us in their late campaign that the general horse of ae own admitted | in the name of Office.[ 77 HUNTING & HAMMOND, Proprietors, Box and Flat Cars, Narrow-Gauge Le \u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 a touting for the support of tbe lrish band is private Bsecreiary, Major Loneison.ANTED\u2014By respectable woman, work wane 15 1y 142 : a.would prove an element of insuperable President.\u201clarrison was a great walker, by day.or otherwise, washing house or Rolling Stock, &c, Baggage, Xiquors, Ales, Fte.Misce!lancous.q Na : ; and he did much of his own marketi office cleaning, or any other work.Address Mail and E \u2014 Te corruption.Cordially agreeing as I do in : 1 | : 1 0g ¢3 Chatham street.m 79 ail and Express 8 this prophetic te:ching, l know no better during his short stay in the White House.VW ANTEU\u2014By & lady, a position as dress- | ' Coaches ï Blackman\u2019s Pasteur a way, in the meautime at lesst, of mitigat- oe would get up and gy bo market before .maker ia a private family.Good, res OTTAWA.i 8 ing the dangers of our position than by Preakfast, and, though he was an erences.Address, otre Dame street.\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 : .carefully atohing each parsicular case, man, Le often went about without an over- ANTED-A respectable woman wants mp Palace Hotel of Canada WORKS :\u2014COBOURG, Ont.i DISIN F E C T T ¢ and by keeping \u201cs'eadily in mind that goat.Dee san Pierce pres another Brest Address Où Eo eer 5 washing.Oct.21, 1y DW 32 MONTREAL, A AN \u2018 whatever measure the Parnellites support NOrgebac£ rider, and he was accuslome TANTEÉD, by à dressmaker and miilimer,| This magnificent now Hotel, fitted up In the ' 1 \u2018 has a very strong presumption against it, $0 gallop through the streets of Washing- : sewing by the day.Apply 8 Alexander most modern style, is row open, The Russell The Ontario Bolt Co limited, Agents in Canada For Water Closets, &o.: and whatever measure they oppose bas a ton at mid-aight on a fine blooded stead.Sirol.m7 sontains accommodations for over FOUR } \u201cUl joHN DE KUYPER & 80H, Rotterdam \u2019 t i strong presumption in its favor, among all Duchanan was 8 great beau socially, pond ANTED, by an exporienced person, situ HUNDRED GUESTS, with passage and bag- Office and Works at the Humber, MARTELL & C5., Cognac \u2014(i\u2014\u2014 ' I those who love the welfare of the United he did some walking, Lincoln drove about ces.A : - gage elevatoxa, and commands -a splendid *s \u2019 : : : s./Apply 477 Seigneurs street.m 75 > \" Manufactures, and keeps in stock, every 7 1 Kingdom.somewhat, and * was pet uncomimon Lo Ww ANTED, by & widow lady, à position as view of the city, Parliamentary grounds, descriptionef Carriage, Machine, Plow, Stove, TULES ROBIN & CO.Cognac ROBERT RITCHELL & GO.] \\ In the case before us, then, we find that the te.a d bo reets ore.e like i e housekeeper to one or two gentlemen.river and canal, Visitorsto the Capital having Live, ee are A Tugs oh Porc HUET & CHANDONW, Epernsy.9 i | î i i i eatre, and a box was always reserved for [Can speak both languages.A position of : w I! 8 5 : + a Bil dealing solely mith He ren du.him.Grant walked up oma tbe Coast desired Best Of references en De given enr en ta aise chine Russell whors nay Excised Nuts, [rack Bolts, Railway, Ship and DSINHARD & CU., Cobienz.Cor.St.Peter & Craig Sts.feated.by an elliance between the present broad pavement in front of the White Address Widew Lady.73 can always meet leading public men.Theen- © \u2018Address es BARTOH & AURSTIER, Bordeaux.£ nel fai Ministry and the Parnellite vote.I ven- House for an hour or two every morning, T i tire Hotel 1s supplied with esçapes, and In THE ONTARIO BOLT CO, (Limitod) .MIBA, Xeres de la Frontera.\u2014 Agents for the Dominion.\u2018 ture to warn my Presbyterian countrymen 24 is love of horees and driving amount Help Wanted \u2014Male.case of fire there would not be any confusion ¢ TORONTO.COUKBURE, SMITHES & C0., Opor: that this is the principle on which their ed Lo ssion.e was not averce Lo ANTED\u2014A gentleman to take full edi- Or danger Telophone No.1128.BULLER & DARTHEZ, Tarragona, \u2018 i ill disposed of, unless having fellows call upon him in the ever- torial charge of a weekly financiul| Every attention paid to guests.Agent Montreal : = : AE a a atop to re of them who 108s and he partook of much social enjoy- paper.None buts thoreughiy reliable news: \"y Paie ROULE & 00., H.R.HIDOUT chz Street.FREDERIC VALLETTE, Barseillos.Call and see the Apparatus, \u2018 are willing to make any \u2018sacrifice of other ment.Arthur kept his house filled with Pobt Office, eed Ap A one rao Fobriary 5.Proprietors, Oct.9.iy 242 #.& J.BURXE, Dublin.Nov.4 .139 | principles in favor of abetract voluntary- guests and took along drive into the required.77 ' } PATTERSON & HIRBERT, London.Established 1344, ism had bettér also observe that the same country daily.WANTED\u2014A youth to make ready on and ST.LO ules 5 OT E L [ Mm BULLOCH.LAUDE & CO.Giassow.Registered Cable &TelegraphicAddress.\u201cPoot \u201d Lendes \u2026 Parrellite faction will certainly, if they feed small presses Apply to W.H.\u2018 J WIS.JAMESCH & CO., Dupin can, work for some endowment or State IN THE CRATER OF KILANEA.EATON, Herald Office.78 BARROW-IN-FURNESS.°° 2., Ç support, through education or otherwise, Mites of Lava Falling Into the Lake of WANTED-A smart, strong boy, accustomel .R -IN-FURNESS.CANTRELL & CHRARE, Dublin.MARCUS POOL & SONS, for the Homan, Jarbolic sOhurah.quote Fire\u2014Narrow Escape of Tourists.generally useful.Apply to N.Ÿ.Piano Co., COX & GREHN, &c., &o.\"| 17 west Smithiela, E.C., London, Eng over, they w emar rt ur ; 228 St.James street.7 ; DR 3 2 7 the most absolute spiritual independence PoucurkersiE, April 2\u2014A letter was ANTED\u2014Two Hood jobbing cabluet- Agents for the Dominion of Canada.N s.ORDERS ZHCHLVED FROM Live Stock Commission Agents In in forms which have been a danger to the received to-day from Mr.Charles M.makers und two good salesmen and a Steel Rails THA WEIOLRSALY TRADE ONLY., .world Rowley, Vice-President of the Brush Elec boy toutiend io elevator.Apply, Owen Me- \u20ac \u2019 - T London, Liverpool, Bristol & Southamptos ° .> - = arvey ns m So much for one chief element in the tric Light C ; ; T5 7 kell Steel Fishplates, ( i I ; A Fe, BH ] : - mt ght Company, from which this 16 J ANTED\u2014A cuachinan, must be sober and - opposition to Mr.Finlay\u2019s Bill.I con- understand care of horses.Good refer- 3 \u2014 , peatulaie him on the great success which extracted.\u2014 ences.Apply, O., Herald Office.m 30 .Bessemer Pig Iron, £c.Resreasnted in tho United States and Canada be such a division, when analyzed, reveals.| Mrs.Rowley, my son Charles and ANTED-\u2014a respectable, steady young Jan.19 wae Cunliffe Dobson x Co.B.Bickerdike, Montreal.y 3 ; VRECs .man as coachman.Apply 7 Bleury - February ; 50 But I congratulate him still more on the myself, with seven other ladies and gentle- street, \u2019 8) ¢ BORDEAUX, = hgat th by the debat ertai via 5 J.CG.SIBBALD, .oîhe rown by the debate upon cCerlainl men from Australia, visited the great ANTE, Coachman, Musi be a guod CHATEAU LEOVILLE.$ r elements in the same opposition.; : .groom and driver.Apply 413 St.Paul importer and Commission Merchant.9 Mr.Finlay's Bill could have no possible volcano known as Kilanea, on the Isiand treêt.69 } Do.MARGAUX.effect except by removing and satisfying Of Hawaii, five hundred miles from Honc- WANTED, a Yardman who understands + STEEL AND IRON RAILS, Do.LAFI EE.Forniture and Interior Decorations.doubts more or less prevalent among the lulu, and nearly 3,000 miles from San required.Apply to the Manager SL dames QUEBEC Railway Supplies, Iron, Metals, etc Imported direct and fo sale b \u2018 mass of the Presbyterian people.It was rancieco.We left Honolulu by steamer, Club.\u201d rid , ! ! ported direct An y NYIW WARFROOMS, not denied that the removal of such doubts and after a stormy voyage of tw) days WANZED, a gardener well up in vegetable, | This hotel, which is unrivalled for size, 146 Broadway, FREDERICK KINGSTON, would actually be, effected, por was it landed \u2018in Hawaii, and thence went on N powers and grape euro, Apply a tyle, pod locality in Quebec, has Jast been NEW YORK.123 25 Hospital Street.489 FIFTH AVENUE | i : i A S \u2019 St.b mpletely transforme an ern \u201c : - seriously contested that the bill was wrong mules over thirty miles of lava beds until Teayie Orla Square, corner ames Blt OO nehont, being vofittea with new system z Octobe 243 UE. as od ndes ton Es 8, 42 live ind re 1 fide re \u2014 THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, APRIL 6 1 MEN, WORN AND THINGS, Or Cheerful Clippings from a! Qrorters.THE TURE.: BILLS.L Gas-bill lay on a {able green\u2014 The prettiest gas-bill ever «cen ; = Patrician was 1 , puffed with pride ; Jt reposed at ease on its paper side, ide A pink young thing, with a loargin Wide.\"The figures on it in 4 row .; Made stunnivgly handsom> little show, They were four in nuinber, small and sweet, Thè cost of many à thousaud fect.You may wager yur all, they complete ! I ss bill on a mente! pear A wh on the sheet wilh a covert sneer ; id : \u2018* Y.u Jook so queer, Pod out in your pride whiic Iam hero! Really, now, werc it w rth my while, Y'm not quite sure but I'd try tosmile !\u2014 I am way above vou-\u2014can\u2019t you see You're of no account by the side of me 2\u2019?A wrangle ensued between the Lwo \u2018As troub;es from pride will often brew.III.An ice-bill grinned 23 it watched the fan, Not seeming to care {or either one ; It glanced at both ag they fiercély swelled, And then remarked that it elt compellea To interrere 11 the quarrel there, And frowned on each «ith a savage glare.\u201cYou quarrel for the foremost place,\u201d It said, with a snc r on its clammy face; \u201cThe summer\u2019s coming, aud then you'll were there see ; , Where both of you stand by the side of mc.~The bridal dress of the Prircess Eula- lie of Spain cost $3v,000.\u2014Patti is refining her Welsh castle, Craig-y-Nos, at au expense of £2,000.\u2014A woman iu Walton County, Ga., bas arolling pin that has been in constant use for 170 years and is still 8s good as new.\u2014The King of Itaiy has conferred the Grand Cordon of the Order of St.Maurice and Si.Lazarus on tbe illustrated savant, M.Pasteur.\u2014It took just fifteen minutes for Fay Templ:ton, the accrese, to get a, divorce from Billy West, the negro minstrel, from a Chicago judge the other day.\u2014A profoucd remark of Mme.de Bevigne was: Que loves to talk of one\u2019s self eo much that one never tires of a tete- a-tete with a lover for years.That is the reason why a devotee likes to be with her confeseor.It is for the pleasure of talking of one\u2019s gelf, even though speaking evil.\u201d \u2014Ida Bussey, otherwise known as ¢¢ Aimee, the Tattooed Lady,\u201d was married to Jimmy Mitchell, etage manager of the National Museum, Washington, on Friday evening.The groom is good looking, wears eyex'asses and isan actor.The bride is beauufully decorated with blue designs.\u2014At the dinper table: \u201c Come, doctor, you are very skilful, I will give you the honor of carving.\u201d \u201c6 Wi pleasure, madame.\u201d And immediately the doctor begins his task, He is very absent-minded, and when he has finally made a deep cut in the leg of mutton he stops, takes a roil of linen and sowe lint out of his pocket and carefully bandages the wound.Then, afier regarding it critically, he remarked with professional gravity, whilz the guests are stupefied with asto:.ishment: \u201cThere, with rest and good care, there is nothing to fear!\u201d \u2014We know a San Francisco woman who is 80 stuck on her newly acquired French that she has forgotten how toread Eagli-h, Shs went to a church fair not long ago, and was heard to whisper anxiously to her husband : < John, John, mon cher, what is that sign over the booth where that jolie fille is standing?\u2018Le Monade?\u201d I know what the / is, but I can\u2019 make out the monade.Oh! Mon Dieu.Think how I shall feel if some one, knowing my proficiency in French, asks me 10 translate it!\u201d John (who don\u2019t care much for French, nor for church fais either)\u2014¢ Well, I cali that plain, ordinary, sour, wet Jemonade, and whatever it 18 it is marked 25 cents a glass, 80 come away from it.\u201d \u2014London Truth says:\u2014What nonsense is being written atout kissing.One would really suppose that it 18 a new discovery.Because a few school girls and boys have occasionally played at a game of romps, and indulged in hunt-tHe slipper, kise- in-the-ring, and games of forfeits, we are asked to believe that orgies take place in Sunday -schools wider than.witches\u2019 Sabbaths.Kissing, aliow me to inform these indignant searchers after mares\u2019 nests, is by no means a novelty.It has been practiced for many thousaud years, and within proper limits is a very harmless amusement.It is a curious thing that negroes in a state of barbarism npever kiss, aud thie, when I was a young man, was one of the reasons why Iwas glad that I hud been born white.\u2014She: Mr.Brown, will you.give me a trifle toward our ** African Mission Fund.\u201d He: Why, certainly! Here\u2019s ten dollars I won at whist lest night.She [horrified]: Ob, dear no! I could not touch that.He: Well, here\u2019s ten dollars I made on the stock exchange tc-day ! She [pocketing the cash]: Ob, you are too kind.I am, ever so much obliged.\u2014Pedestrian [meeting deaf hunter]: Can you tell me if this is the road to Venice Centre ?Enthusiastic Hunter : Yes, day for sport.edestrian [louder]: Is this the road to Venice Centre?; Hunter ; Yes, yes; fine brace of birds aren\u2019t they.Pedestrian.[shouting]: Are you a fosl?Hunter: Yes, yes ; plenty more of them over there, ves; fine _ \u20141It kas been noted that the present age ls peculiarly prolific of roval authors, Among - reigning sovereigns who have written books are Queen Victoria, Dom Pedro IL of Brazil, Dom Luis of Portugal, the Shah, Occar 11.of Sweden, Prince Nikita of Montenegro, Luiwig Il.of Bavaria, and Queen Elizabeth of Roumania ; and among princes and princesses who have dabbled in literature are the Princess Christian, the Crown Princess of Germany, the Princess Theresa of Bavaria, the two sons of the Prince cf Walee, the two sons of the King of Sweden, the Duke of Edinburgh, and the Comte de Paris.But all these are amateurs compared with the Crown Prince Rudolph of Austria, who is now editing and in part writing a very.magnificent publication, \u201cThe Austro-Hungarian Monarchy in Word and Picture.\u201d Its production will, it is estimated, cost not less than $360,000 One hundred thoussnd copies had been aubscribed for previous to the publication y of the first fortnightly part on the lst of December.\u2014A colored man walked into a cheap Testaurant in the eastern part of the city the other day and inquired how cheap he Could get dinner.\u201cOur pricesare 15, 20 and 25 cents,\u201d Waa the reply.% Can*t you do better dan dat ?\u201d ow cheap do you want à meal ?\u201d wo cents.\u201d \u2019 ® restaurateur looked et him for a Ihute and then said : Allright: sit down a minute and we'll fix you up a two cent meal.\u201d When the Begro was invited into the dining, room he found only a glass of water and a bottle «f horse radish on the table.He did not make a sirgle complaint, butemptied the \u2018contents cf the bottle on Lis plate aud scoop:d it up with his knife inside of two minutes, and that without making a wry face.Then he drank off the water, pushed back his chair and walked off picking bis teeth.\u201c How much are you aheal?\u201d asked a party who ha witnessed the transaction.\u201cSay,\u201d replied the restaurateur, © bat boitle of horse radish cost me just 10 cents 1\u201d \u2014Tlowers in French fashionable houses are now arranged according to a strict canon cf decoration.Thus the drawing- room must be adorned with large bouquets of roses or eheaves of white lilac in crient- al vases ; emaller blossome, such as pink hyacinths, crocuses, or baskets of lities-of- the-valley euit the boudoir ; violets perfume madame\u2019s dressing-room, and mounsieur\u2019s study contains a catclessly arranged bunch of mimosas in ruetic pottery.| No cut flowers should be seen in the dining-room except to ornament the tables at grand dinners, but large stands holding ferns and fine foliage plants may be arranged round the walls.Bouquets for the horses\u2019 heads and eervants\u2019 buttonholes are also much adopted for ceremonial calls or grand church services, Each lady then decks her horses and\u2019 services with a special blossom, one choosing cyciamen, another tea roses, a third pale carnations, and so on.\u2014\u2014 THE CHANGE IN MARY ANDERSON.No Longer Cold\u2014Hor Mugging Revolu- flonized-\u2014Her Kiss Still Open to Improvement.(St.Paul Daily Globs.) The impression that Miss Anderson is cold in her acting was complelely reversed last night.Mary has got the art of hugging down to a fine point.Up to within the pact two years she had a mechanical way of throwing her arms around her lover, much as a windmill would reach out in its slow whirl and swoop up an imprudent observer who had imprudently gotten within the reach of 1ts swoop, or as tall trees in the month of January catch at each other with their long, gaunt arms as though they were pushed to an odious duty by some resistless obligation.But it is different now, Mary hugs as naturally as an unsopnisticated country maiden would fold her arms round the object of her guileless heart\u2019s tenderest love.There is no Græcc-Roman style or arme-length feature about it as represented last night, but a warm, ardent, clinging, rib-break- ng, shoulder-dislocating, never-let-loose squeeze that has a tendency to make THE SHINY-HEADED OOCUPANTS of the front parquet rows get up and sit on tha backs of their seats.Whea Mary throws her arms open aud closes them arousd the object of her adoration it looks like a white whirlpool of bliss, into whose vortex any animated object, from an automatic churn to a ruler of nations, would do penance for a lifetime to be drowned for one short, sweet, blissful minute.Her hug is gratifviogly barren of amateurishness ; it is a thiog of life, beauty, grandeur, an admirable creation that any man weuld be willing to lose his scalp to stand in with.And then when the tapering arms are well around their victim, the fingers are interlocked and spasmodic rqueezes gre apparent that put wild fancies of divorce and Paris green into the minds of husbands and fathers.It is a stimulant for the aged and infirm ; it is a sea of unfathomable bliss that the middle-aged LONG TO DRINK TO THE LAST DROP, and it is à hing that fil\\s the hearts of the youihs with'a wild and uutame hankering.1t iv a cyclone of happiness that any man would be happy to allow himself to Le caught up by and mopoed all over the ground with,from Honolulu tg Upernavki, Mary carries a kiss round with her which is so light and immatrrial that she stands in no danger of having to pay ex cess of baggage on it.It is a sort of \u201ctwinkle, twinkle little star\u201d arrangement, that leads every woman who _has loved to wonder what it is.It is à kind of re- gerved affair, such as every married wc- man has, and trots out along the last of October, and uses to induce her husband to blow himself in oa a sealekin sacque.It is an emergency.A cold, cheerless, c\u2019'ammy compound of carelessness and indifference, a thing that a man would prefer to receive on the back of his head or the bosom of his shirt, It SMACKS NOT OF ARDOR AND AFFECTION.It has no soul.It comes and goes, leaving no trace of its presence, exciling no sympathy, receiving no pity.It isa farce, without the spirit of humor, and devoid the tint of pathos.It is a sterile waste, cold and barren as a north sea iceberg, ur- reeling, heartless.Mary should learn to kiss, and kiss according to Hoyle, kiss so that after the deal \u2018she would leave a royal flush on the cheek of the kissee.If Mary would pay a little attention to kissing she could cultivate au article that would cause the foutlights to pale with envy and make the etage car penter pound his ear on his tool chest with admiration.She is built right to kiss with stunning effect.Her lips are full and red; her neck is swar-like; she could approach a man from the rear, lean over his shoulder, look dowa through his eyes into his boots, glue her lips to his, draw in her breath, compress Ler lips for an instant, then euddenly part them-bitf! bang! and everybody would shut their eyes and y I.for somebody to turn tbe hose on them.Until Mary goes into (raining to imp ove the condition of her kiss there will be something lacking in her acting that cannot be entirely buried beneath the multitude of her charming accomplishments, sr IMPORTANT.Passengers arriving in the City of New York via Grand Central Depot save $3 Carriage Hire and Travsfer of Bagzage by stopping at the GRAND UNION HOTEL opposite suid depot.Passengers arriving hy West Shore Railroad, via Weehawlen Ferry, by taking the 42nd street Horse Cars at Ferry entrance, reach Grand Uvion Hotel in ten minutes for 5 cents, and save $3 Carriage Hire.600 Elegant Rooms, $1 and upwards per day, Luro- can Pian, Elevators, Restaurant, Cafe, unch and Wine Rooms supplied with the best.Prices moderate, Families can live better for less money &t the Grand Union than at any other strictly first-class hotel in the city.Guests\u2019 baggage delivered to end from Grand Central Depot free.Erps\u2019s C000A.\u2014GRATEFUL AND {oM- FORTING.\u2014 By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations Of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr.Epps hes provided our breakrast table witha delicately flavored beverage which may save us many heavy doctor\u2019 bille.It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease Hundreds of subtile maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is & weak point, We may eccape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well forti- tied with pure blood ard a properly nour~ ished frame.\u201d Civil Service Gazette \u2014 Made simply with boiling water or milk, Sold oniy in nacket=, labelled\u2014 JAMES Errs & Co, Homæœopathic Chemiet, Landon, England.6 m d&w 239 Miscellaneous, =.THE GREAT DR.DIO LEWIS His Cutspoken Opinfon.The very murked testiimoniais from College Professors, respectable Physls clans, axe other gorilemen ef jutelilis sexco and charncter to the vaine fe Warners SAFE Cure, published in the sditorial eclames of cur best news papers, have greatly surorised me Many ef these genilemes X know, and raapiag thelrtostimony I was impelled to purchases sue boities of Warner's SAFE OQure end anslyso ft.Besides, J taok some, swnlrow:ag three times the prescribed quantity.I am satisfied the medicine is mot injarions, and wiki snnkly add that if I found mneyself the vistim of a ssrfous kidnoy trouble 1 should use this preparatien.The truth ts, tie medtc:) profession stands dazsed and helpless in the presence of more than ono kidney malady, while tro tes aiment of hundreds ofintelligens and vers repatable gentiemen hardiy leaves room to doubt that Mr.IE.EH.Warner has falien upon one of those happy dis coveries which cecasionally bring help of su ering hamanity.DIO LEWIS, [This Engraving represents the Lungs in a healthy state.) THEE WAY IT WILL AFFECT TOU.Tt excites zxpeotoration and eauses the lun, _ to throw off the phlegm or mucous; changes th: secretions and purifies the blood; heals the irritated parts; gives strength to the digestive organs; brings the liver to its p.\u201cper action, and imparts strength to the whole system.SUCHIS THE IMMEDIATE AND SATISFACTORY EF- PECT that it is warranted to break up the most distressing cough in afew hours time, if not of too long standing.Jt is warranted TO GWE ENTIRE SATISFACTION, EVEN IN THE most con firmed, cases of wnption! Jt is warranted not to produce costivenees (which is tre case with most remedies), or affect the bead, asit contains no opium in acy form.dt istrarranted 10 be perfectly harmless to the most delicate child, although it is an astive and powerful remedy tor restoring the system.There te no real r.ecessity for so many deaths by Cavsumption, when ALLENS Luna Barsam will prevent it if wly taken in time.Physicians having con- ~amptive patients, and who, having failed to cure them with their own medicine, we would recommend to give Ar.rn\u2019s LunG BALSAM à trial.Sold by all Druggists.{CURE FITS! When I say cure I ¢o not mean merely to stop them fora Mme and then hav: then: return again.Iiacan a radical cure, l'have made the diacase of FITS, EPILEPSY or PALLING SICKNESS a life-long study.I warrant my remedy 10 cure the worst cages.Deccuse others have failed 18 n3 reason for not now rsceiving a cure, Send at once fora treatise and a Free Botile of my infallible remedy.Give Express and Post Office, It costs you nothing fora trial, and I will curz vou.Address DE.H.G.Branch Oflce, 37 Yonge St.Toronto, March 9 6m DW trs 58 Druggist.150 Rue de'Rivoli, PARIS, FRANCE.| For more than 50 years, Physiclans have À recommended Br:ants Syrup for all § diseases of the Chest: CoUGHS, COLDS, 7 pectoral medi- BRONCHITIS, CA- - À cines.TARRH, &c.It is Lyman.Sons&a .Agents.Montreal the most active, the most agreeable and the cheapest of all 4 PES CHE ED EPILEPSY i .According to the present state of Medical Xeience Gr ISALIN EAT 1) tt AGH EJS = (Sugar Coated Pills), are acknowledged to be the surest and most active reuredy against this terrible disease.\u2014J.MOUSNIER.Physician, Sceaux, Seine, France.I have a positive remedy for the above disease ; by its use thousands of cases of the worst kind and of long standing bave been cured.Indeed, so strong is my faithin its efficacy, that I wlll send Two BOTTLES FREE, together with a VALUABLE TREATISE on this discase to any sufferer.Give express and P.O.address, Branch Office, 37 Tonge St., Toronto ICDIDE OF IRON PILLS, Approved by the Academy of Medicine 0 Paris, are specially recommended by the Medical Celebrities of the world for Scrofula tumors, King\u2019s ev'l, ete.,] the early stages of vusumption, Consdtutional Weakness, Poor nesg of Bloud, and for stimulating and regulating its perlodical course.None genuine pales signed *¢ Biancard, 40 rue Bonaparte, aris.E.t'ougera & ( 0,, New York, Agents for tue United Stats.Sold Druggistsigenerally.Novermhar a3, tang 88 £ t 8 law 108 Y A Quick, Porma v rent OURE ler LOST MANHOOD, EBILITY, NERVOUSNESS, W ! NESS.No Quackery.+ INDISPUTABME nail, SEALED FRE % UFR AUDE Ly trs DW 68 1 E Instant relief.Final cure in 10 P L +days, and never returns.No purge, no salve, no suppository.Sufferers will learn of a siraple remedy Free, by addressing C.J.MASON, 78 Nassau st., N.Y, March 18 Bm trs 88 THe HERALD BINDERY IS WELL EQUIPPED Midi Book by , BEA ERIE MEDICAL CO.,B March 9 For turning out all kinds of BINDING, RULING, &a.Prompt Atientfon givea to all orders.JAMES BAXTER & CO., 120 St.Francois Xavier St.Buy Notes, Diamonds, Bonds, Bullion, and all articles of value and pay prompt Cash, No Commission or Brokerage business done, * NO MOREY LOANED.\u201d July 23 1y 175 McGIBBON & McLENNAN, Barristers, Advocates, &ec., STANDARD BUILDING, 157 St.James Street, MONTREAL.i Dec.1 Im 287 MacDOTGALL BROS, Stock Brokers, 69 BT.FRANCOIS A VIER STREET, Buy and Sell all Securities quoted on New York Stock Exchange, through their Agents, Mesurs.Frince & Whitely.Jerms :\u2014Ten per cent.margin on the par value.Commission for buying } of one per cent.and same for selling, December 29 192 D.LORN MACDOUGALL & CO.Stock Brokers.Members Montreal Stock Exchange.HOSPITAL STREET, Stocks and Bonds bought or sold for cash, or on margit, May 80 1y 129 ANDREW A, WILSON, Stock Brckers (Merabers of Montreal #tock Exsh ange.) Stocks bought and sold for 3ashor on margin \u2019 .Office Hamilton Lasmbors, 17 St.John =t.(P.O.Boxly Oatober 27, JOHN G.GRANT, STOOK BROKER.Member Montreai Stock Exchange.) Stocks and Bonds bought or sold for Cash or on margin.Office\u2014l5 Hospital Street, No, 2India Chambers.P.O.Box 734, July 12 165 257 STUART & 0O., Stoc« srokers, 13 HOSPITAL STREET.Members of the Montreal stock Exchange.January 17 15 + H, GOTTH, Accountant and Auditor.Address P.O.Box No.1,866, September.P, LAMOTHE & SON, Ro } Estate, Insurance aud Investment gents.Offico\u20143 Place d\u2019Armes Hill J.RIELLE, Land Surveyox 146 ST.JAMES STREET MOFFAT & OALDWELL, Bankers, Stock and Real Estate Brokers, 444 MAIN STREET, WINNIPEG, Man.Roal estate bought and Mortgages Collections made, negotiated.Jorress= pondence invited, Address Drawer 1269, P.O., Winnipeg.August 18 .187 H.SANDFIELD MAODONALD, (Kate Maclennan & Macdonald,) Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Notary, &c.Solicitor for the Ontario Bank, CORNWALL, ONT, N.B.\u2014Special facilities for making prompt Collections throughout Ontario and Mani- Dy June 28 LEITOH & PHINGLBR, Barristers, Attorneys-at-Law, Solicitors in Chancery, Notaries Public, &c.LtCORNWALL, ONT.Jas, Leitch, I R.W, Pringle.August 25 MACLENNAN & LIDDELL, (Late Maclennan & Macdonald.) Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, &o., OORNWALL, ONT, J.B.Maclennan, Q.0, C.H.Cline.July 2 BEATTY, CHADWIOK, BLAOKSTOCK & GALT, BEATTY, CHADWICE, ' BLACKSTOOK & NEVILLE.Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, &o.w BEATTY, T.G.BLACKSTOOK, R.8.NEVILLE, Offices\u2014Bank of Toronto Buildings.CORNER OF WEF LINGTON AND CHUROK STS.TORONTO.sold.158 JT.W.Liddeil, 158 E.M.CHADWICK, THOMAS P.GALT, December 81.811 OAMERON & McPHILLIPS, Barristers, Solicitors, &c., Cawthra Chambers, 48 King Street West TORONTO, P.McPhili?8 1y,1@ MAOMAHON, MAODONALD, DRAYTON & DUNBAR, Barristers, Solicitors, &c., No.7 York Chambers Toronto Street.TORONTO.Hector Came.on,Q.C.May 7 19 i HUGH MAOUMAHON, Q.0, P.H.DRAYTON, Gxo.MAODONALD, F.J.DUNZAR November 14, 12m sw274 MACMILLAN & CAMERON, BARRI TERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, &C-s LONDON, ONT.285 GIBBONS, MoNAB & MULKIRN, Barristers and Attornies; OFFICE: Corner Richmond and Carling Stre-ts, LONDON, ONT Goo UL.Gibbons.ly dx Geo.McNab, ern.January 5 mie\u201d MACDONALD, TUPPER & PHIPPEN, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, .OFFICES OVER MERCHANTS\u2019 BANK, \u2018WINNIPEG.HUGH J.MACDONALD, | FRANK H.PHIPPEN, J.STEWART TUPPER, WILLIAM J, TUPPERe Feb.23 em 45 WULFF & CO.OFFER FOR SALE Glues and Gelatines Gum Arak ic, Gum Tragacanth Gum Shellac, Cochineal\u2019 Gil of Lemon Gil of Peppermint Turpertine, in Onses 32 St.Sulpice Street.Dec.14 1y 218 SPRING HILL COAL FRESH MINED, Screened Steam Coal, arriving daily in BOX cars, dry and free from dust.(CUMBERLAND RALLWAY & COAL COMPANY.J.R.OOWANS, Secretary.OHESTERFIELD CHAMBERS, | .\\BAleris Street.» Professional] Cards.| Business Cords, THO®AS SUTTON, Hair Drosser, Perfumer and Gentiemen\u2019s Haberdasher, WINDSOR HOTEL, Æ#-Hot and Cold gaths 25 cents.Nov.il ly 270 - JAMES DUNNE, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT [AW 280 BROADWAY, STEWART BUILDING,] NEW YORK CITY Sm 280° KEPPLER & NSANCTON, BANKERS AND.BROKERS, BUY AND BELL FOR CASH, OR ON MARGIN, ALL SECURITIES DEALT IN AT THE NEW YOKn STOCK EXCHANGE.Oct.1No.68 Broadway, New York.RUDOLPH KEPPLER, W.B.SANCTON, Oct.30 Members of N.Y.Stock Exchange.ly 260 R.H.HALSTED.H.R.MCLANE.HALSTED.& McLANE, BANKERS AND BROKERS, OFFICE: 31 Broad Street, New York Oet.50 : 1y 2603 SHAW BROS.& CASSILS, TANNERS AND DEALERS IN Hides and Leather, 425 & 428 NOTRE DAMP [3T.MONTREAL.Oct.ly 252 James Thomson, \u201cTHE CABINET MAKER)\" House Furnishing and General Docoration, 227 ST.JAMES STREET, MONTREAL.Jet.3 1y 37 ochrane Cassils &Co.\u2019 \u2018MANUFACTURERS OF Boots and Shoes, Wholesale, CORNER OF Craig and St.Francois Xavier Streets, MONTREAL, Oct.21 1y 22 DR.MAJOR, \u2018Speclalist to the Department for Diseases of the Nose; and Throat, Montreal General Hospital, 1,398 St.Catherine Street.Nov.ly TO PRINTERS.IFOR SALE CHEAP, À Socond-haud Gordon Job Cylinder Press Can be run either with Treadle or Steam.Has Ink Fountain complete.Will print a sheet 18x24'inches, With slight expense oan put in good running order,:and would b a -tu press in a country office.Apply to HERAD Office.WILL CURE OR RELIEVE BILIGUSNESS, DIZZINESS, DYSPEPSIA, ROPSY INDIGESTION, FLUTTERING JAUNDICE OF THE HEART, ERYSIPELAS, ACIDITY OF SALT RHEUM, THE STOMACH, HEARTBURN, YNESS HEADACHE, OF THE SKIN, And every species of disease arising from disordered IL.RR, KIDNEYS, STOMACH, BOWELS OR BLOOD, T.MILBURN & (0, Proprietors io.Hailmans.CENTRAL GREEN M3UNTAIN ROUTE.Trains Leave Montreal: 1A.M.\u2014~Fast Train, arriving \"St 8.20 Albuns, 10.50 a.m.; Burlington 12,10 p.m ; Montpelier, 12.50 p.m.White Kiver Junction, 2.55 p.m.Boston, via Leowell 7.20 p.m., ane New York, via Springfield, al 10.30 p.13.t Pullx an New Bufiel Parlor Oars te; Boss on.4.2 P,M.\u2014New York and Boston Ex» press, arriving Ht.Albans 6.50 p.nn, [Supper], Burlington 8.35 m., Rutiznd 11.06 p.m., Troy 05 & 1m., Albany 2.25 a.m., New York 7.50 arm, Worcester 6.40 am, Rosion 7.49 a.m., via Rut- land, Beliows Falls aud Fitch- urg - WW er Slesping Cars Montreal to New York and Puliman Sleeping Cars 8t.Albans to Bos ton Through Cars on this train arriving Water.100 7.55 p.m., Magog 8.35 p.m.and Sherbrooke 8.15 ponte P.M.\u2014 Night, Express, for St, 8.30 Albans, ie River Junction, Manchester, Nashua, arriving Beston via Lowell 8.59 ax, via Fitchburg, 9.35 a.m., New York,via Northampton Holyoke, Springfield, and Now Haven IL sm.ahis train makes close connection at Nashus and Winchenden for \u201cWorcester; Providence and all points on New York an ow Engilan Plilman Bañot Rleer:ng Cars to Boston and Springfield.For Tickets, 1568 rates nea \u2018other Infor mation, apply at Windsor Hotel and Grand run &t, James Btrée t.A.C.STONEGRAVE, Canadian Passenger Agent, J.W.HOBART, 8, W.CUMMINGS, Gel.Munager, Gen, l\u2019ass.Agent.Montreal, Dec.7th, 183.ffices, or at the Company\u2019s office, 186 |.imag.205 SX SES SE Post Gffice Time Table.adUNTHEAL April 1, 188.A %T DELIVERY, MAILS, CLOSING, 3k ; \u2014 he ; hig A MIP.M.A.M.|P.TAKE THE Ontario & Want, Provs, x CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY! imho : i 800| 939} umbia an estern| | Il fu HE RAILWAY States, by G.T.R.7 45i 7 80 FOR Pa ms a erboros \u201cgis \u20ac a \u2014:0:~FOR~\u2014:0:\u2014- 8 00].[Perth and Peter : .» 9 30/C.P.R., north of Otia- Quebec and the Lower Provinces | m5 0er és | 1 ineet Teer West Territories.vevree|eneres Ottawa.Kings ton, Toronto, ~~ 9 80 Canada Atlantic K.R.] 7 43.Port Arthur, Winnipeg, Le) 9 30Ottawa by C.A.R\u2019y,.| 7451 400 i nebss & Kast, Prov\u2019s, ; Manitoba, _ 8 00] eens Quebec © Most, Frey as AND THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.Three Rivers and \u2014\u2014 \u2018 Line ot N.8.R.k.TT q ; (BC aT .TH ves 8 A \u2018 \u2018a ME ART.FH: .uebec by R.R.* (B) Eastern Townships TRAINS LEAVE MONTREAL.Three Rivers, Arther For Winnipeg\u20142.00 p.m.daily, except Sun- baska and Riviere du days.Loup R.\u2026.-1+\u202600.} 500 6 Por Ottawa 715 a.m., 9.00a.m,, 2.00pm.ee.111560 Can.Pac, Rallway 615 .00 p.m., and +8.00 p.ra.ain Line to Ottawa wrens For Toronto-8.00 a.m.and 18.00 p.m.9 15.|Can.Pac.R.R.Bor- For Quebec\u20148.06 a.m., *4.00 p.m.and 10.00) deaux St.Jeromeand pm.Bt.Lin Branches.,.'.| 430 ARRIVE AT MONTREAL 9 16j.000.Can.Pac.RRe St.Je- 600 430 _ ma.Pras Toma Winnipeg 12.35 p.m.dally except| |__|.Laprairie by Steamer.lieeies|eeeres From Ottawa\u2014i8.18 a.m., 112.85 p.m.8.66 10 [Lgbrafle, Hemming |.D.M., An .10., 3 From Toronto=$.18 8.m.and 10.00 p.m.sds, eto, by Roy.809 (Tom Quebec\u20146.30 a.m., 9.10 p.m.\u2018and |r000h000 SE HUE, BG Branoy 0 10.35 p.m.8 00l.]8t.Hyacinthe, Sher.* Sundays only.brooke Coatic'ke &c.| 6 45/2 15-8 t Runs daily, Sundays \"included, other 5 Clarence\u201d SO.\" tral 915.1ceville, Noyon, rains week days only.Paosigae, Stottsville ; | Ouereae seuss anne s\u2026.\u2026.\u2026| 830 THE CANADIAN ALL-RAIL ROUTE| %16:.-.21180 704 824 Sorel BR.050) 8 da TO THE NORTH-WEST.9 15).Stanbridge,St Armand 750 32 Connections at TORONTO for all points 8 00&/.Ste Johns, a erig.; ¥ in Juno.effor B6|.0+0 13 MS WEST, OUTH AND NORTH-WEST: 55.[lasadie.St Socgues, ~~ 2% Magnificent Parlor and Sleeping Cars| 8 00.fouth-Eastern Rallwy,.| 415 on Ihrough and Local kæpress Trains, ele (ova Seotia & P.E.L'ieres) 800 1 ; ZW\" Five Trains Daily to Otiawa.warded dailvon Fair rior full Information, Tickets, etc, apply a fax Mal rant Racer cke ces, , N ew fou n dlard on 266 St.James Street, |; 6th and 20th April.%.\u2026\u2026| 80 Windsor Hotel Ticket Office, L 1 Mail Quebec Gate Station, Montreal, vanessa : W.0.VAX HORNE, W.WHYTE, 8j V Dorval, do.oem 46 Vice-Presidont, Gen.Supt.E.& Ont.Div.10 30.|Caughn\u2019ga &Chat'guay| D.MoNICOLL, 0 50 oe pheauharnols, Giver] BOL 0000 ou ontre- General verve Agent.1 Sœur, Varennes and VIS, .orcheres.c.v.lieeine] 145 General Supt.Quebec Division, s\u2026\u2026\u2026.| 6 00/Cote St.Antoine and Cet.6 : 12 Nl Notre Dame de Grace 8 x 12 45 8 15 Hochelaga.545 \u2014 815 1160 Re Sagan 9 45) 6 80/LAChIN® 0.0.600] 315 fg ey oF - = 9 15 630 LOngueuill.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.600 1 30 A LLL Ie 10 62)./Longue Points, Pointe) 415 = a 8 pux-Trembles&Char- I T 10.00 12 15 OMALNO.00, eas] 700 145 ; , Longue Pointe.I SOUTH-E À H ï & bull 15-54 Poin} 8t, Charles.7.1 39) [ 80 Sorel by R.W.80 50 \u2014 Lo.RN AT.: 800 Wontreal and Boston Air Liae.\u201c3's iad Eamecrb: tly 28 .9 15 13 gol St: Laurent, St.Mare The Direct and Best Route to Beaton; °° cote SL Peut tail 7% -\u2014 and all New Fngland points, via à 25 539 Henri de M.)AB1, Cu- Concord, Manchester, Nashua, Low.10 gault-eu-Recollet Bou 800 215 ell, ac.\u201c****'l gle and Pont Viau.|,.,.| 330 1 15/8t.On and after MONDAY, OCTOBER 1sth, 9 1547 10 Gracia bopiiste del 7 001204 1885, trains will leave Montreal as follows t= 916| 70 Mile-End, (and \u2018Cot : 4 d, (and Cot | oan 9 A M.\u2014For Farnham, Newport, and | eau St.Louis, meorn- nts, » 5.10 P.M.\u2014Night Express for Boston snd .| 316 cotés Visitation and St.TH 465 New England points, with Pullman Palac |Michel, Tuesday, Thurs ping Car attached ; also for, Newpor £ 5 Waterloo, Bedford, Ki.Cesalre nd inter! doy.and Satmdvy.seen 145 medial poin wi rou cox nection for Springfield, and all points on tke Oon- 8-9 15/01.Unlted States.nectiont {iver Line NO te ork Sou, ad ohaseage phockba through and passed by the ta.ond Southern 7 8303 30-7 nstoms a nave :ture Depot.=D 18|ienees For Tickets and all information, app'y & 801 iy any, Rouse\u2019s 730 350 202 Bt.James street, Windsor zolel, or Éon 8-9 15.!Roston, Mass.12) 4 208 207 aventure Station, Ç |New England States ! A T.A.MAOKINNON 8=1015,.|_ except Maine.\u2026.! 3 20-7 General Manager for the I'rustees, Portland a Now o nd the New october 19, 150 8 England States, exe Hou-| CE oston.siliovesst BOG J A) Western and Paci | Delaware & Hudson Canal Cars 221 sais IE re rs OADS mi Registered letters must be posted 15 RAILR .».and HL.\u201d To Baratoga, Troy, Albanv, Bosten, New York, Philadelphia, AND ALL POINTS SOUTH AND EASY) QUICK TIME.NO DELAYS.Ma and Atter MONDAY, Deeember 7th?TRAINS WILLILEAVE MONTREAL : 4,30 p.m.~Night Express\u2014Wagner\u2019s Elegant Sleeping Car runs through to New York without change, arriving in New York a 7,80 next morning.is Train make close connection &t Troy aud Allany wiih Sooping Oar Train for Roston, arriving ai a.m, New York Through Mails and TEES ORY red via this line © Exp RDuyISL LEEDLEITER MAIL for the New Eng: land Btates\u2014for Boston, New York anJ Bouathern States,\u2014closed only et 3.00 p.m (A) Postal Car Bags open till 8,15 a.m.and 1 20 pom.(B) Postal Car Bags open t1119.15 p.m.(C) Postal Car Bags Open till 6.45 hn \u2014 s Great Britain, Eto, Bs Polynesian, Allan Line, Thursday, 1st, 00 p.m.By Gallia, Cunard Line, Friday, 2nd, 3.30 p.m.By Werra, North German Lloyd, Tuesday, dy Britannie, White St y Britannic, ar Line, Wedne 7th, 7.30 p.m.- » Wednesday, By Sarnis, Dominion Line, T.ursday, 8th, 7p.m.- .By Umbria, Cunard Line, Friday, 9th, 7.80 am.By Alaska, Guion Line, Monday, 12th, 3.80 M.By Fulda, North German Lloyd Line Tuesday, 13th, 3 30 p.m.y By Adriatic, White Star Line, Wednesday 14th, 3.30 a.m.; By Parisian, Allan Line, Thursday, 15h, p.m.By Aurania, Cunard Line, Friday, 16th, .m.By Ems, North German\u2019 Lloyd Li - dry, 40th, 7.80 a.m.va Line, Tue By Germanic, White Star Line, Wednesday, 21st, 7.30 a.m, By Oregon, Dominion Line, Thursday, 22nd, mn, Information given, and Tickets sold at an | 8-8 p.Grand Trunk ces, and at the Company's Office, .143 SC.James Street, Montreal, J.W.BURDICK, OHAS.O.MOFAL: General Pass\u2019r.Agent, Gexaral Agent, 7.00 Albany N.Y Montreo1 Dec.7.292 ia, JE] pope pnd) LETTRE Intercolonial Railwav WINTER ARRANGEMENT.Commencing 16th Nowv.,18SE THROUGE EXPRESS PASSENGR TRAINS RUN DAILY (x unda) 8 execpted)s follows: LEVIS Lacs esssusoicsesonccovi00 8.00 AM Y.iviere an Loup.\u2018es Trois Pistoleg.,.Rimouski.cones Little MElilecc\u2026000o0socrsanes 411 + CampoelltONn.00000000socuoce 7:50, = Dainousie Junction.8 Ç Batharst.10,82 « Newcastle ++4012:15 AM Moncton ree 3:40 8 St Join.re di s Halifax.+105 PM ne Grand Trunk Trains leaving Mortras) at 10.15 P.M.connect at Chaudlere Junction wit\" these trains.The Traine to Æall/ax and 8t, John rur through to their destivations on Eyndays.The Pullman Car leaving Montrdal on Mon day, Wednesday and Friday, runs through te Halifax, and the one leaving \u2018un Tuesday, Tbursday and Saturday to St, John.All Trainsare run by Eastern Siandard Time.HROUGH TICKETS may be obtained via rail and steamer to all points on the Lower St.Lawrence and in ihe Maritime Provinces, For tickets and all informali~n ih 'egard to passenger fares, rates o! freight, train arrangements, &c., apply to G.W.ROBINSON, Eastern Freight anq Passenger Agent, 186} §T.JAMES STREET Opposite St.Lawrence Hall Montreal.D, PCTTINGER, : Chief Saperinter dent.RAILWAY OFFIOF, M cton, N.B.,Nov J14h 1885 kar If you want a Governess\u2019 position advertise in The Eerald, free.00 p.ma By Etruria, Cunard Line, Friday, 23rd, 7.30 .m.By City of Chester, Inman Line, Friday, 23rd, 8 80 p.m.: By Arizona, Gulon Line, Monday, 26th, 8.20 p.m, .By City of Rome, Inman Line, Tuesday, 27u0, 3.30 p.m.By Republic, White Star Line, Wednesda, IE, 3.3) pom.W y By Sardinian, Allan Line, Thursday, Oth, 7.06 p.m, Registered letters must be posted 30 minutes earlier.Mails leave Now York for the following Countries as follows : For Bermuda~1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th, For the Bahama Islands\u2014ls', 15th, 29th, For Jamaica, and for the U.ulLuiOm= bia, Central Americaand sow £8711 ports, via Kingston\u20148rd, 10th, 14th, 24*h 28th.For the Windward lsiapds direct, and for Venezuela and Curacus, via Trinidad\u20147th, 17th, 21st, 30th.For Hayui\u20148th, 22nd.For Porto Rico direct\u20149th.Fort =; upano ard Ciulad Bolivar\u201410th.For Cape Hayti, St.Domingo anu iurk\u2019s Is'and -14th.For Brazil direct, the Argentine Republic, Uruguay and Paraguay, via Brazil.2 For Cuba, clo:ed dai.y at New York P.O at 30a.m.Mails Leave 8an Francisco : For Australia, 10th April; for Sandwich Islands, 10th, 24th April; for China and Japan, 3rd and 22nd April.To ensure connection, correspondence should be posted here nine days before the dates of sailing from San Francisco, Letter Carriers\u2019 Delivery Letters and papers should be aadressec to street and number at which Lo be delivereu .Notice of change of residence should ba promptly notified to the postmaster in writ- Îng, and renewed at the expiration of thres months, they being acted upon only during that length of time.There are five deliveries made daily in the central divisions of the city, at 8.00 and 10.00 a.1., 11.30 2.m., 2.00 and 2.30 p.m.Four daily deliveries in thô other divisions, at 9.00 and noon, and 2.00 and 3.30 p.m.Hochelaga and Point St.Charles-Two deliveries daily; 9 am.and 1 p.m.Street Letter Boxes Are visited at 9.00 a.m., 12,30, 6.00, ¢.30 and 9.80 p.m.On Sundays ai b.00 p.m., and on Holi« days at 9.00 a.m.and 5.00 p.m.Hechelaga and Point 8t, Charlesat 11 a.m., 4.30 and 8 p.m.Sundays and Holidays at 8 p.m.OFFICE HOURS \u2014Open daily at 8 & me Wickets elosed at 7 p.m.Lobby open till midnight for the delivery 6! uignt mails te box-holders.On Bundays, open from 8 to 10 & M, On the following holidays: New Year\u2019- Good Friday, Quecars Pirthday, Dominion Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas Day, open at ¥ a.m.; wickets closed at 1a.m,, ard lobby at midnight Money Urder Q Bee and tavings Hantr\u2014Gpon daily Iro:2 7 8.11, to 4 p,m.(Sone days exeeyton); hoitdays, 2 Lal) wm, Euginry Uttiga = uly trom ae ma to woo, we (Bends y, And holidays expoctedl.Heceiving Houkeaue \u2019 : Lone dite sac, Le + + 8 CITY NEWS.Tue VisimiNe governors to the Notre Dame Hospital for the week beginning 5.1 April, 1886, are: M.M.Jacques Grenier and Ed.Murphy.MoxNTREAL GENERAL Hosprran\u2014Nnm- ber of patients treated for week ending 4h April, 1886 :\u2014Out-door patients relieved, 602 ; in-door average daily, 137.Don'r\u2014 Don\u201d: forget that Hirech(opposite the Post Office) claims to have the finest selection of canes in town.Call on him, examine his stock and form your own opinion.\u2019 Visiting Governors.\u2014Messrs.George , Wilkine, M.D, and George R.Prowse are the visiting governors for this week at the Protestant House of Industry and Refuge, and at the Home, Longue Pointe.St.Henri Mavorarry.\u2014Dr.Lachapelle and Mr.F.Dagenais were nominated yesterday for the Mayoralty of St.Henri.The election takes place on Monday next, and is expected to be hotly contested.Taree For TweNty-Five Cexrs.\u2014All the following makes of American cigai- ettes, three packages for twenty-five cents: \" Sweet Caporal, Old Judge, Vanity Fair and Virginia Brights CAllen & Ginter.) S.Hyman, 180 St.James street.Rear Estate\u2014Yesterday Mr.Potter sold for the estate of the late J.A.La- badie, N.P., the bricked shop and tenements, No.436 Rachael street, 134 and 136 Upper St.Elizabeth street, St.Jean Bap tiste ward, for $2,850 to Mr.A.J.Clement.CoxupLETE SeLecTION.\u2014Hirsch\u2019s selection of Havana cigars comprises all the leading brands known in this market, together with his celebrated specialties the \u201c\u2018Arletta de M.H.\u201d and \u201cLa Patria.\u201d The address is M.Hirsch (opposite Post- office).Boarp or Trang \u2014The regular quater_ ly meeting of the Board of Trade will be held tc-day at 3 p.m., and members are reminded that business of interest and importance will be brought up.It isex.pected that there will be a large attendance of members.ANNOUNCEMENT.\u2014Messra.J.R.Harper & Co., of Notre Dame street, have secured the services of Mr.Armand Beaudry, for many years in business as manufacturing jeweller.Mr.Beaudry will be happy to see hia old friends and patross at his new address.A Liquor DeaLEr IN TrouBLE.\u2014~DBe fore Police Magistrate Dugas in the Police Court, yesterday moraing, T.J.McKeown was accused of selling liquor withont license.The offence was fully proved and the accused was fined $95 and costs, or three months in jail.Souz Oruer Man.\u2014Mr.James Buck- anan, of No.688 Palace street, called yesterday to say that he is not the man mentioned in the Tue Hrrarp of Monday as having been treated at the Notre Dame Hospital, or as having been drunk upon the street and badly cut about the head, AxorBER DEAD Inrant Founp.\u2014Police- man Ryan, while walking on St.James street west at an early hour yesterday morning, noticed a parcel lying in a field.On examining it, it was found to contrain the beady of a dead infant wrapped in an old dress.The body has bzen sent to the morgue, where an Inqueat will be held at 10 a.m, to-day.- .Narrow Escaee.\u2014Madame Sicotte, wife of the Clerk of the Crown, and Mademoiselle Sicotte, had a very narrow escape yesterday from what might have resulted in a serious accident.They were driving along Craig street when their carriage collided with an express waggon and was overturned.Fortunately bath ladies escaped without injury.' Taz MoxteEAL AGENCY, No.43 St.Gabriel street, Montreal, makes a specialty of the preparation and translation from English into French of circulars, pamph jets, etc, etc, for the use of insurance companies, manufacturers, etc., who intend to reach the French trade of the Province of Quebec.tended to.S.Cote, Manager.e 78 Tue Vercaeres ELecTioN.\u2014It is stated that the County of Vercheres will be unrepresented in the coming Legislature be- Cause of tue fact that Mr.Barnard\u2019s election has been aunulled and that the Local Goverament have decided not to open the constituency.If this prove true, the next \u2018representative of this county will only be elected at the coming general election this summer.\u2018 Ax Ex-ArDERMAN 1N ExiLr \u2014Ex-Ald- erman Billy Maloney, of Broadway street franchise bribery notoriety,1s at present ia the city.He arrived here several days since, and registered at a well known hotel under an assumed name.He then changed his quarters to an up-town hostelry, and again yesterday to a friend\u2019s house on Si.Catherine street, where he is at present quartered.He is wanted badly in New York just at present, but for reasons best known to himself sees fit to remain here.Tge CRECHE ENTERTAINMENT.\u2014We would remind our readers of this entertainment, which takes.place this evening in Synod Hall, \u2018and we would ask for it that hearty support which undertakings of s0 worthy a nature are entitled to receive.This one is in its infancy and deserves to be encouraged and noufished.We trust its managers will not bs disappointed in looking to the citizèns for practical encouragement and the seconding of their efforts to promote the welfare of the working women of Montreal.Roy vi.MARTINEAU.Inthe Recorder\u2019s Court vesterday afternoov, Mr.David, on behalf of his client, ex-Alderman Roy, filed a desistement in the Case against Alderman Martineau for hiring carters to convey voters to the polls during the re- eent civic election, in contravention of the election laws.His Honor has not as yet rendered judgment in tue case, which he has en delibere, but as a desistement is equivalent to a discontinuance, it is probs able that Alderman Martineau will retain hi seat without further trouble.Work carefully at- ss - \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ~ , THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL OCAZEYTE TUESDAY, APRIL 6 Tue LATE.Mapame Wurrere\u2014Th fuveral of the late Madame Wurtele, mother of the Speaker of the Legislative Asssmbly, took place on Sunday at Sorel, and was largely attended.After the requiem service in the church the remains were removed to Saint David by special train and interred in the family vault at the Seignorial Manor House, The pallbearers were Hon.Mr.Justice Gill, Mr.L.A.Seveca!, Capt.Nelson, Messrs.N.P, Swan, J.G.Crebeses, Mr.Comeau and Mr.Pepin, of St.David, and Dr, Theiren, of Three Rivers.The chief mourners were the deceased lady's six sons and six grandsons.Priest axp SENATOR.\u2014A special despatch from Sorel to La Presse states that Hon.Senator Guevrement addressed the electors of St.Anne de Sorel on Sunday, on matters of local interest.It appears that during his address Rev.Mr.Vanasse, Cure of the parish, appeared on the veranda out of his presbytery and interrupted the Senator by stating that he was lying.It appears that the Senator took the interruption to heart and that the dit- cussion which followed was filled with very unbecoming epithets, The despatch states that the matter will be brought before Mgr.Fabre.\u2018 MoNrREAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UnoN.\u2014At the regular mouthly meetiag of the Montreal Typographical Union, No.176, held in their hall on Saturday evening, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year :\u2014President, W.H.Eaton; Vice- President, William Kydd; financial secretary, &.Irwin, re-clected ; treasurer, T.Stanley, re-elected ; rec.and cor.secretary, Li.Z.Boudreau, re-elected; eergeant-at- arme, M.Laffy ; \u2018executive committee, Geo.M.Stewart, D.Taylor, J.Gilliland, J.F: Ward aod John McCrudden; board of direclors, F.Barbeau, J.E, Coleman and E.J.Reynolds; delegates to the Trades and Labor Council, Messrs.J.A.D\u2019Aousts I.Glennon and J.T.Vincent.\u2018A Very INTERESTING MISSIONARY SERVICE was held on Friday evening in St.Judes\u2019 Church, on which occasion addres- ges were delivered by the rector, the Rev.J.H.Dixon, and H.Buchanan, E:q.Mr.Buchanan gave a forcible address, in the: course of which he spoke at length on the good work done by missionaries who volunteered to leave comfortable homes in order to carry the light of the Goepel to pazan lands, and concluded by saying the cause was one worthy of the largest support.He was followed by the Rev.J.H.Dixon, who strenedusly advocated the cause, and made an eloguent appeal to all present to contribute\u2019 liberally, reminding his hearers that *\u201c God lo veth the cheerful giver.\u201d A Ticker ExamiNer Loses His\u2019 Case\u2014 In the Recorder\u2019s Court yesterday, a carter, named George Vallee, was accueed of assaulting Mr.John Crosby, a ticket examiner atthe C.P.R.Station.It aps peared that a few days ago a lady passenger by one of the trains was leaving the station, when a carter, aid to be Vallee, in his endeavor to secure a fare, snatched ber satchel from her hand.This was witnessed by Mr.Croeby, and he endeavored to regain the satchel.It was at this time that the assault took place.There was a large crowd around anu Crosby supposed his assailant was Vallee.During the trial three witnesses swore that no assault had been committed by Vallee, and His Honor, therefore, diemiss- ed the case, ordering Mr.Crosby to bear the costs.THE LaBBE CasE.\u2014The preliminary ex- aminatioa in the Liabbe-case was proceeded with before Police Magistrate Dugae, yes terday afternoon.Mr.Vallee, cashier of La Banque National, continued his evidence.He said that he had first learned that Mercier had absconded on the 19th of March.He had subsequently asked Mr.Labbe if Mercier was in the habit of gambling.Mr.Labbe answered that he did not know, that he was not well acquainted with Mercier.The witness had seen Mr.Labbe and\u2019 Mercier together but could not swear positively that they were intimate, This concluded the gentleman\u2019s testimony and the examination was then continued until Wednesday -afternoon at two o'clock.The next witness to be examined is Mr.Matte, Inapec- tor of La Banque National.Tee Point Sr.CHARLES CHORAL UnioN.\u2014On Tuesday evening next, the 13th inst., the Point St.Charles Choral Union will end up their first season with a third concert, at which a sacred cantata entitled ¢ Joseph,\u201d will- be the subject treated, Everything has been done that could be done to make this concert a suc- cese, and there is little or no doubt that the efforts of the committee will be rewarded.The soloists who have been engaged for the occasion are Miss Macfarlane, soprano ; Miss Moylan, coutralto, and Mr.McFall, tenor, all artists well known and appreciated in Montreal, Mr.Davies, the president, who was unwell at the last concert and coneequently unable to sing, will take the basso part,iassisted by Mr.Robertson, also well known in ¢¢ Point\u201d circles.Besides these principal artists, the minor parts will be sustained by local talent among whom, however, Miss Melville\u2019s name, which is associated with the society from the start, does not appear.The cr- chestra Las been to a great extent reôr- ganized and has passed under a new leadership, that of Mr.Wells; and Mr.Wilson will preside at the piano.The chorus, under the leadership of Mr.Fatter- gol, will number over one hundred and have so distinguished themselves on for~ mer occasions that it is useless to speak of their ebility.The success of the society in its first season has been in every way phenomenal.The patronage and membership have been large, the leadership bas been good and the officials have shown themselves able for the positions entrusted to them, and a long life may be predicted for the society, for all that pessimists may say to the contrary.rem Grascow, April 5.\u2014 Arrived steamship State of Ludiana, from New York, LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.The Statute Labor Tax Question Assumes a New Phase.How the Cote des Neiges Tanneries Poison the Water.Cases and Motions Heard and Disposed of.A NOYEL QUESTION.Mr.Justice Taschereau keard rather a peculiar motion yesterday in the Practice Court.The facts are as follows : Willis & Co.caused a qaisie arret before judgment to issue against a debtor by the name of Griggs and summoned one Mc- Clellan to declare if he owed anything to the defendant.Under this writ the bailiffs proceed to McClellan\u2019s Louse and took out of it a piano which he had bought from Griggs.McClellan appeared in court and declared be only owed Griggs $1.50, and by an intervention asked that the reizure be declared null.\u2018The plaintiff not proceeding, McClellan forecloses him, makes his evidence and inscribed for judgment on his intervention.\u2018The plaintiff moved to be allowed to contest.This was granted, ou condition of his paying the costs of McClell.n\u2019s attorneys, Messrs, Quinn & Weir.: « AGENT VS.PRINCIPAL.The suit of Edward Laws, travelling salesman for Messrs.Hone & Wellington, nursetymen, was before Mr.Justice Dc- berty for hearing yesterday.Mr.Matthew Hutchinson appeared for the plaintiff, with Mr.Robert Smith for the defendant.The enit was instituted to recover the sum of $490 upon contract for services, by which agreement plaintiff claimed he was engaged to act for the defendants as their agent for a specitied time at an agreed sum per month, and further was to have \u2018all his hotel and travelling,as well as incidental expenses, paid.The defence relied upon à new contract, of which plaintiff denied the | existence.After argument, the case was taken en delibere.AN ARCHITECT'S CLAIM.Evidence was taken before the Hon.Justice Jette, yesterday, as to the claim of Mr.J.B.Resther vs, Les Freres Ecoles Christien, of.Maissonneuve, the action being instituted to recover $4,000 as services in preparing plane and specifications for the noviciate at Maisonneuve as well as a commission upon the preparation of quantities for use in the construction of building.The defence deny all liability, claiming the contract first made was broken by the plaintiff, and that he then attempted to impose upon them a new contract, which proposition did not find favor in their eyes.Hon.Honore Mercier, Q.C., appears for the plaintiff and Mr.H.C.St.Pierre for the defendants.SUING FOR A MINE.Argument was- heard, yesterday, in tL© case of the Hochelaga Bank vs Miss M, C- H.Hubert, in the Superior Court.The case involves mining property, situated near Sherbrooke, which is valued at $20,- 090, and claimed by the plaintiffs as their property.The case was taken en delibere, A CASE OF PROSCRIPIIVE RIGHTS, It has long been a source of annoyance and damage to residents living along the Cote des Neiges Creek, who uee the.water of that stream for family purposes that the proprietors of the numerous tanneries along the banks use the stream as an outlet for the different offensive liquids used by them in their tanneries as well as dump the refuse of the works therein, scraps of leather, and old bark after having been used, not being considered the most pleasant additions that might be made.Aec- cordingly Mr.W.Weir, for the purgoee of testing the rights of the owners of these works to do this sort of thing, brought suit against Mayor Claude, of that munici- ality, himeelf an owner of one of the argest tanneries there, askirg an abatement of the nuisance and damages.Tbe defendant pleads that he has a proscrip- tive right to use the stream for\u2019 the purposes above named, and further that the creek is used as the outlet of all the gutters in the village, and that he is not liable.The case was on for hearing yesterday, before Mr.Justice Jette in enquete, Messrs.Lafleur and Rielle appeared for the petitiouer.WANTS HIS PAY.; - Wm.Macdonald was suing Andrew Maloney yesterday in the Superior Court before Mr.Justice Doherty for the sum of $150 as balance due according to his claim for work done in roofing a certain building.Messre.Abbott, Tatt, Abbotts & Campbell represented the plaintitf.The defendant, by his Attorneye, Messrs.' Quinn & Weir, denied any liabuity, setting up that the work was not performed in a proper manner and according to the contract under which it was undertaken.After argument the case was taken en delibere.THE ST.JEAN BAPTISTE ALDERMEN, A writ of quo warranto was taken out in the Superior Court yesterday by Messrs.Ouimet, Cornellier aod Lajoie, ia behalf of oece Elie Beauvais, a duly qualified voter of St.Jean Baptiste, to annul the election of Aldermen Lee, Villeneuve and Lamontagne.The petitioner claims that Aldermen Villeneuve and Lee were illegally declared elected by acclamation when they should have been required to go Lo the polls, siuce four caa- didates had beea nominated.It is further alleged that Alderman Lamoutagne did pot obtain a majority over his oppanent, Mr.V.Grenier.Itis understood that if the elections are annulled Mr, V.Grenier, L.Fauteux and Damase Leclerc will seek election.Argument will be heard in a few days when the writ is returned to court.THE STATUTE LABOR TAX.The argument on the petition presented by the City Attorney in the case of De chene vs.the Revisors took place yesterday in the Practice Court before Hon Mr.Justice Taschereau.By this petition the Revisors ask that all further proceedings in the case, in so far as they are concerned, be stopped, as they had been ever willing to comply with the judgment of Hon, Mr, Caron, and had ordered the City Clerk to place Dechene\u2019s name on the voters\u2019 list.A counter petition was submitted by Messrs, Barnard & Doherty, wherein it is alleged among other things, that the City Attorney and the majority of the Board of Revisors had made a fraudulent attempt to deprive a large number of.citizens ot their fran- cuise, Mr.Roy, at considerable length, moved that this answer be rejected on various grounds.Daring the course of his address he complained that Mr.Barnard had been very inimicalto him in several cases, and had persecuted him with all manner of personalities.A Mr.Kerr, Q.C., supported the motion, ! and they were replied to Messrs.Barnard & Doherty on pretty much the same lines as that used in their arguments in this case already published in THE HERALD, Judgment was reserved.LAND SPECULATIONS.Mr.J.Ross, through his attorneys Messrs.Cooke & Brooke, yesterday, took out an action against Mr.W.Clendinneng et'al, to recover $25,663 allezed to be due him as a result of the speculations of a certain syedicate of which he was a member in the purchase of property in the vicinity of Bonaventure Depot, in the expectation that it would be enhanced by the construction of the proposed new depot.THE OXFORD SALOON CASE.Opening of the Proceedings in the Police Court, The proceedings on the counter petition against granting a license to the Oxford saloon on University street was comménc- ed ia the Police Court yesterday, and took up-the time of the Court for the whole afternoon.' : Judge Dugas and Recorder De Montigny presided.Mr.Charles Doherty appeared for Mr.Kearney, the applicant, the oppc- sition being represented by Mr.R.C.Smith.After opening, Mr, Gosselin, Assistant City Clerk, produced a certified copy of the voters\u2019 list.\u2018 It was claimed by Mr.Doherty, that it was not the list of voters, but only a portion of the voters who had paid their taxes, and aleo stated that there were a considerable number on the lists who had not paid their Statute Labor tax.Mr.Gosselin said there were only 41 persons who bad nol paid this tax.He knew that the Court of Appeals had refused to take up the question of the special tax, and that a judgment in Another Court had declared the tax illegal.In answer to a question the witnees said there might be a large number of voters not on the list, because they had voted ia other polling districts, _ Mr.Brown and Dr.Alexander then testified to the voters signing the.petition in their presence.As each name on the long list was challenged by Mr.Doherty, the evid>nce of these two gentlemen took up the balance of the afternoon, and the case was then postponed until Wednesday afternoon at 2 o\u2019clock.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 THE STREET CARS Expected Outin a Few Days.From Mr.Lusher, manager of the City Passenger Railway Company, a HeraLp reporter learned, yesterday, that the Company are doing all in their power to have the street cars.in use as soon as possible, and areconfident that in ten days, at the furtheet, they will ail be out.It was the 18th of April when they were first used last year, A gang of men are at work on Notre Dame street easi, cleaning up the track.Through an arrangement with the City Surveyor, the company are cleaning up ome half of the street, so as to remove the poseibility of any accident happening through an opening in the centre of the street only.\u2018The company, however, experience great inconvenience jn not having a dumping ground.They have to remove all the ice, &c., to \\beir own yards.A gang of men will be pnt to work, to-day, on Notre Dame street west.The greatest inconvenience will be found in the centre of the city, and it may bz a few days later before the streets are cleaned up in this quarter.The compary are now running their busses east as far as tne Hochelaga Convent, aud are only waiting for the election of the Mayor of St.Henri to have the argument concluded by which the cars will be run through St.Henri.The company will this year place eight new cars on the tracks, three of which are are of United States manufacture and Sve open cars made in this city.The Notre Dame street line will be running for a few days before the St.Lawrence, Bleury and St.Catherine street lines.By the City by-law there is no time specified as to when the cars are to be run in the spring, only.that the tracks are to be cleared whenever only six inches of ice remain on them.The company are not willing to avail themselves of this etipulation, but in theiro wn interests they want the cars used at once.Cars will be run on a portion of the Notre Dame line by Thursday or Friday.\u2019 \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.It is astonishing how slow great bodies are to move, Here is this matter of lighting the streets of our city by electric light been talked over,d scussed pro andcon,tenders advertised for, received,opened,laid on the tableand advertised for again,and yet we seem as far removed from the the primary object as ever.There must be a large- sized * colored individual on the fence \u201d somewhere.Can it not be explained ?The following clipping from the Napanee Express is adduced simply as an evidence that every city or town of any pretensions, is taking hold of this method of lighting the streets, while Montreal, the metropolis of the Dominion, 13 left far in the background.Is it not time our prominent merchants took some active part in pro curing this desirable object?There can be no question as to 1ts advantages, and as to the matter of.Light it stands eminently before gas.By ail means let us have light on this important subject.[From the Napanee Express.] THE ELECTRIC LIGHT, The Napanee Electric Light Co., after a very keen competition ~bétwecn the different Electric Coy.\u2019s, tendering for the contract, have placed their order with the Royal Electric Co, of Montreal, for an electric light plant.Depuiations having visited Purt Hope, Kingston, Trenton and Montreal, for the parpose of inspecting the electric lights in these places, \u2018 finally decided that the Royal of Montreal was their choice.The agent of the Royal Electric Co., informs ue that their system [the Thomeon-Houston] stands pre-eminently as the best commercial electric arc light system in the world, having secured this \u2018reputation only after the most severe contests with all other systems of the day, under the best electrical engineers, Work\u2019 1 will be proceeded with at once and shortly the briiliant light will be placed in & number of our stores and hotels.The Napanee Co., areto be congratulated in having moved slowly in the matter and in secur- Ing a system with such a reputation, \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MIKOR LOCALS._ In the Recorder's Court yesterday morning the only case of interest was that of Frederic Brunette, for cruelly assaulting his wife.He was sentenced to 2 months\u2019 impriconment without the option of a ixe.\u2019 SHIPS AND SHIPPING.Notes and News of Ocean Travellers.Steamship E:calona, Anderson, arrived at Genoa, March 22, from Shields, No sailings of vessels for this port have yet been noted from the West Indian sugar ports.\u2018 Tt is expected that Lachine canal will be drained for the ususl spring repairs during this week.\u2019 Steamship Gulf of Aksba, posted as missing, arrived in New York, on Sunday, from Huelva.: The steamship Britannic, which left Liverpool on March 25th for New York, and returned with her shaft broken, sailed, trom Queenstown Sunday.Last season there were seventeen steamships in the coal trade between Gulf Ports and Montreal.Rumor has it that this number will be increased this season, Up to aate the number of vessels sailing for Quebec is unusually small.Wheiher it is low freights or the prospect of war which is retarding their movements is hard to say.Shipping offices along Commissioners street are receiving unusual renovations this spring.Paint and whitewash brushes are being used with such a vim that the result in many cases will be quite an acceptable transformation.The Polino, Captain John Delisle, is fitting out at Sorel for the Newtoundland trade.She has been the first vessel to leave port for scveral seasons.Her de- parturein May, 1884, was illamioated by the burning warehouse of Messrs.Mc~ Arthur on Commissioners street.Vessels Reported for Montreal.; Acton [s.], at Limerick for Rangoon and Montreal, Alide 336, at Mauritius December 21.Alabama 999, Manilla January 26.Asia 1398, lloilo January 23.Arklow 748, Manilia January 28.Avlona [s.], Mediterranean porte.for- New York, Boston or Montreal.Buda 349, at Bahia., Carl Haasted 880, Sainarang February 18.Circassian [s.], Liverpool April 22, Corean [s.], London May 6.Dominion [s.], Bristol April 22.Erl King [5.], London May 13.Escalona [8.], Mediterranean ports.Faedrelandet [s.], to\u2019 arrive for the coal trade.Ferncliffe [=.], at Newport for Malta and the St.Lawrence.Florida 311, at Mauritius March 13.Grasbrook [8], Antwerp about May 5.Hectanooga 1043, Yokohama via Taiwan- foo January 21.Kehrwieder [s.], Hamburg about April 26 via Antwerp.Lake Nipigon [s.], Liverpool April 20.Lake Huron [s.], Liverpool April 27, Lake Champlain [s.], Liverpool May 4.Lake Superior [s.], Liverpool May Il.Lake Winnipeg [s.], Liverpool May 18.March 29.- Lizzie C.Troop 1392, Iloilo March 17, Milo 684, at Barbadoes February 20.Nestorian [s.], Londori April 22.Ocean King [3.1, London April 15.Polynesian [s.], Liverpsol April 29.U.K.Plantegenet 1319, Havre.Scotland [s.], London April 29.seilles and Montreal, Sarnia [8.], Liverpool April 22.Thor 1106, at Manilla February 1.New York.QUEENSTOWN, April 3.\u2014Arrived, City 0 Chicago, from New York.The Queen, from New York.ir penses :\u2014 Jan.1st to .Feb.1836.Feb, 28th, 1886.Gross earnings.$185,459.93 $985,816.43 Working expenses.415,740.9) 889,713.17 Net proflts.$ 69,717.08 $116,098.26 In February, 1835, the net profits WEOre 222022000000 And from January 1st to Keb.28th Theg period last year 1s therefore for February there is a decrease of $35,753.83.The gross earnings for February include nothing for carriage of same period last year, but as it was car- affected.AMUSEMENTS, Academy of Musie.have an opportunity of enjoying a rich treat in witneseing the performance of Kerry Gow, by Mr.Joseph Murpay.The play is well written and well staged, while lar.The Philadelphia Noréh American Bays: \u2014 Mr.Joseph Murphy, the clever Irish dialect comedian, commenced an engage- evening, reappearing in his familiar domestic drama \u201cKerry Gow,\u201d which is one The plot, although of the conventional are excellent.Dan O\u2019Hara, the hero, is brimful of humor and Irish wit, but never coarse, and as portrayed by Mr.Murphy, an admirable impersonation 18 enjoyed.His dialect is natural, his singing accept.the part full of character.The horseshoeing scene of the play, as usual, pleased realism.The star is supported by a very capable dramatic company.\u2018Theatre Royal.Yesterday afternoon Miss France Bishop opened with a crowded house.\u201cMugg\u2019s Landing,\u201d in which she takes made the most of by Miss Bishop, for whom the part of * Little Muggs\u201d seems especially adapted.Mr.Harry Mills as Asa Beck 18 a clever comedian, and dis- r Iv\u2019s English, You Know,\u201d was well ren - dered and brought down the house.Mr, larly good, and in his broom exercise with company is a good one and the play well worth seeing.The scenery is appropriate, and the music and singing excellent.It will hold the boards every atternoon and crowded houses, Antoinette 1118, in port at Yokohama Leopold Von Vaugerow, from Manilla Parthia 1528, at Manilla for Montreal or Salvatore, at Genoa February 12 for Mar- Venezuela 985, at Manilla for Moutreal or LIVERPOOL, April 5.\u2014Arrived steamehip CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY, The Company have just issued the fol- \u2018lowing statement of earnings and ex.$ 67,146.43 - 1885, there was a profit of.$151,852.00 net profits over the same $2,570.65 ; and from January lst to Feb- raary 28th, as compared .with last year, construction material, as agaiost $50,392 during the ried at absolute cost, the net result is not On Thureday next theatre goers will the company is first class in every particu- mentatthe Walnut Street Theatre.last of the best of Mr.Fred.Marsden\u2019s plays, type of Irish character dramas, is fairly interesting, und throughout the situations .able, aud his conception and rendering of the large audience greatly and gave, as ever, an accéptable and effective bilfof the leading part, is a moral drama of modern life, full of laughter provoking situations and comical incidents, and is played his talent to advantage.His song, K.L.Scott as Soger Judson\u201d is particu- * Little Muggs\u201d was very funny.The evening {is week with every indication of THE WORLD GF SPORT.Tho Shamrock Lacrosse Club's General Meeting- étre Officers and Committee ] Elected for the Year.Tho Annual Meeting of the Crescent Lacrosse Olub, Chess by Telephone, an Interesting Game.Lacrossa.THE SHAMROOKS ELECT THEIR OFFICERS, The annual general meeting of the Shamro:k lLiacrosse Club was held last evening in the Hall of the Shamrock Athletic Association, 775 Craig street.The meeting was attended by the largest gathering of members assembled for years.This was an evident proof that the ex- champions mean business, and would work hard this season to rezain the champioun- ship.The chair was occupied by Dr.Guerin, the out-going president, and the meeting was a business one from the start.The election of officers was then preceed- ed with and resulted as follows: \u2014 President, H.J.Cloran; lst Vice President, J.Hoobiu; 20d Vice-President, T.Meehan; Secretary, J.A.Cloran; Assistant Secretary, BE.Mansfield; Trea surer, T.Butler.Committee\u2014P, Me- Keown, C.J.McGuire, John Doteaney, J.Feron, M.¥.Nolan, T.E.McKenna, W.Ryan, J.McManus, E.Hart, R, T.Dinihan.Auditors\u2014F.McKenna, W.Bartley, H.E.Boad.; Judging from the applause that greeted the electioa of each officer, the selections were most happy ones for the future interest and well-being of the Shamrock {+ Lacrosse Club.On the election of the new president, Dr.Guerin, the ex-President, vacated the chair, and in doing so heartity thanked the members tor tue support they had given him during his terwn of office.A uranimous vote of thanks wag then tendered the retiring president.The new President, Mr.Henry Cloran, said that this season they must work herd to put the club on the first-class footing \u2018of old, and there was a strong probability of recap turing the pennants lost last season and the Soam- rock Lacrosse Club would ore more be the world\u2019s champions.At the close of the election a vote of thanks was tendered to the outgoing officers and Dr.Guerin, the ex-president, was unanimously elected a life member of the club.A meeting of the new Exccutive Committee will ve held in a few days when the arrangements for the season\u2019s work will be fully completed.1 THE CRESCENT LACROSSE CLUB.The annual general meeting of the Crescent Lacrosse Club was held last even- in the long room of the Mechsnics\u2019 Institute.The President, Mr.1.S, Lancashire, occupied the chair, the meeting being very largely attended.\u2018I'he election of officers resulted as ful- lows :\u2014 Mr.I.8.Lancashire was elected President for the third time.let Vice-Preaident, J.D.Castle; 2nd Vice-President, J.Moore ; ¢] Secretary and Treasurer, J.Woods.Committee: M.Castle, T.Gillelan, J.McNulty, H.McNulty and M.Mazurette, On motion of Mr.White, seconded by Mr.Moore, W.Cassils, E:q., was unanimously elected Honorary President.Befure the meeting closed a unanimous vote of thanks was tendered the re.iring officers.The Club begin the season with a bright prospect.They expect to put a strong team in the field,and the other junior clubs of thé city must look sharp to their laurels 1n the coming contest s.THE MONTREAL JUNIORS.The Montreal Juaior Lacrosse Club held a special meeting last evening and appointed Mr.J.N.Wools as theirdelegate to the convention of the National Amateur Lacrosse Association, to be held at \u2018Toronto on the Ith inst.The club will bold their annual meeting on Tuesday ev ening next, the 13th inst.\u2018 Hockey, HAWTHORNES V8.CRYSTAL JUNIORS, An interesting matchigame of hockey was played last evening at the Crystal Rink, between the Hawthorne Hockey Team and the thirl seven of the Crystals.Though 80 late in the season the ce was in capital condition, and a fine game of hockey was the result.During the first half the Crystals scored two goals to their opponents\u2019 noue.In the second half tbe Crystals added three more games to their ecore, and the match ended five to none in favor of the Crystals.; Referee, Mr: J.A.Findlay.Umpires, Messrs.C.ouston and Ed.McCaffrey.¢ THE LAST MATCH OF THE SEASON, The Hawthorne and Thistle Hockey Clubs play the last game of hockey for the season at the Crystal Rink this evening, ard as the ice is still in capital condition, an in'eresting match is likely to result.THE CRYSTAL CLUB'S MEETING, The Crystal Hockey Club held their closing meeting of the season in their club rooms at the Crystal Rink last evening.The President, Mr.J, A.Stewart, occupied the chair, and the meeting was very largely attended, After the adoption of the minutes of the previous .meeting, the ordinary routine business of the closing meeting ot the year was proceeded with.On motion it was decided to hold the annual club dinner at Peloquin\u2019s, Back River, on Friday evening, the 30th instant, and a committee was appointed to make.the necessary arrangements for the dinner.\u2018 The matter of the stranga behavior of the'Vie.cria Hockey Club in not replying to the Crystals challenge to play for the championship was thea discussed, As expressed by the various speakers the feelnz against the Victoria Club was verc hard, \u201cThe Crystals on being challenged by the Victorias for the championship ac once, accepted, and played after an interval of only three days from the time they had played and defeated the Quebec Club for the championship.Immediately afier the conclusion of the match which the Vic torias won , the Crystals challenged them and it was uaderstoud that the Vics would accept as soon as their committee met, This meeting was held but the result never reached the ears of the Crystals, whose challenge to this day remains unanswer:d.This was;rather strangé conduct on the part of one of the crack local clubs, and the Cryelzls are of the opinion that the Vica owe them an explanation, It was finaly decided to publish an official stateme:., between the Cluba, After .pe8 ing a vote «f thankstoM Robertso\"1, Houcrarv President, and pre.prietor of the rik, sud the members of the tear for the excellent work doge dn: ing the season, the meeting adjourned, Athletie.SPARRING FOR A GOLD MEDAL.Mr.Carney, propristor of the Crysta F Palace Sporting House, häving offered a band:ome gol.medal for a scientific 8parring match for amateurs under 128 pounds, the compet tion wilt take place at his popular retort un Lhureday evening.As several well-kn own amateurs have entered the competition for the medal the exhibition is likely to be one well worth witnesge ing.; ee of the dfficultieg \u2018 On the Rollers THE CRAIG STREET RINK.This week will be thi» vecasion of three skating races at the Craig street rink as folbwe :\u20140n Weduesday night a girle race tur two miles; Thursday night, boys\u2019 race for same distance, and Friday night men\u2019s race for five miles, green, About ten entries have been made for the men\u2019s green race and a close contest is expected.\u2018 Chess.GAME NO.23,\u2014 MANCHESTER VS.LIVERPOOL, Played in the receut telephone match between Manchester and Liverpool, \u2014Chess- players Chronicle.QUEENS FIANCHETTO.WHITE, BLACK Manchester.Liverpuol.1-PtoK4 1\u2014P to Q Kt3 2\u2014P-Q à 2\u2014Q B-Kt2 3~K B-Q3 3\u2014P-K 3 4\u2014K Kt-B3 4-K Kt-B 3 5-Q B,Kt5 5\u2014K B-K 2 6\u2014Castles (a) * 6\u2014K Kc takes P 7\u2014Q, B takes B ¢ 7\u2014Q takes Q B 8\u2014K R-K sq 8-K Kt-B 3! 9\u2014P-Q B4 9\u2014P-Q 4'(b) 10\u2014P-Q Kt 3 19-\u2014Q Kt-B 2 : 11\u2014 K1-B 3 11\u2014Castle, KR 12\u2014P-K R (c) 12\u2014K R-Q sq 13\u2014K Kt- 13\u2014P-Q B 4 14\u2014@ Kt-K 2 11\u2014Q Kt-B sq 15\u2014B P takes 1 15-K R takes P 16\u2014K B-B 4 16\u2014K R-Q 3 17\u2014Q K1-Kt3 17\u2014Q-her 2 (d) 18\u2014K Kt-B 3 I3\u2014Q-her B3 39\u2014K B home 19\u2014Q R-Q 89 20\u2014Q R-359 2 her 2 21\u2014-K KtbiK 5 22\u2014Kt-B 3 (e) 2:\u2014Q takes Q B to K sq : -2\u2014Q B takes Rt -23\u2014B P takes P(f) 2+\u2014Q Kt B5 21\u2014K R-Q 4 25\u2014Kt-R 4 x (9) 2 R gi-Q R-B 26\u2014Q, Kt 2 27\u20141kt-Kt 4 27\u2014P-Q,R 4 :3\u2014K B-Q 3 28\u2014Q-K B sq 29\u2014K-RQ B 20\u2014K Kt takes Kt 80\u2014Q takes K Kt 30\u2014Q Kt- B 4 (A) s1\u2014Q-K 2 31 R-Q 2 8z-Q R-B 6 32\u2014K R-Q 3 83\u2014K R takes Kt 33\u2014Kt P takes R 34\u2014Q, R takes P 31\u2014K RQ 4 35\u2014Q R-B6 85-\u2014P-K 4 36\u2014Q-K 4 86-P K Kt3 37-\u2014K B-B4 37\u2014P-K B 4 38\u2014Q-KR4 B\u2014K R-Q 3 (2) 39\u2014K B-II:5 \u2014K R takes R 40\u2014K B takesR 40\u2014P-Q 6! as neat a winning coup as could be deilrad.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CHRIST CEURCH CATHEDRAL.The programme which has just appeared for the concert under the, aûspices of the ladies of this church, on the 14th inet., is undoubtedly the finest of the season.The names of Mrs, Cheesman, Miss Moylan, Miss Walker, Mra.Chambers, Mies Maltby, Messrs.McFall and Lloyd, as vocalists, are alone a guarantee of its ex- celicnce, Several of the songs, among them Randegger\u2019s ¢ Peacefal Slumber,\u201d | Saliivan\u2019s ** Lost Chord\u201d and Gounod\u2019s \u201cLight from Heaven,\u201d will have accompaniments of piano and organ, and violin and -flute obligaio by Mrs.B.Mulgan and Hector Mackeuzie.The solo pianists in the Mozart \u2018\u201c Concerto\u201d (now played for the first time in Canada) are Mrs.Bigelow, Mise Foote and Mr.Lavigne.The Montreal Choral Club sing three numbers, and the programme will be a series of fine musical selections, interpreted in really good style.Tickets are for sale at the leading musie stores.À full programme will appear ater, \u2014_\u2014\u2014 DI:CIPLES OF ESCULAPIUS.Those Admitted to the Practice of Medicine by Victoria University.The examination at the Montreal School of Medicine and Surgery in connection with Victoria University of Cobourg haw resulted in the following named gent e nen being admitted to the practice of medicine: \u2014Messrs.H.Bourbonnais, Coteau Landing ; I.Dault, Cotean Landing; Antonio Elie, La Baie de Febvre; Eugene Grig- nos, St.Jerome ; Mastai Gervais, Ber- thier ; H.Hervieux, St.Jerome ; Wilfrid Joyal, St.David ; Ulric Laberge, Montreal ; Jules Laberge, Chateauguay ; Joseph Legault, St.Valentin; Joseph Lesperance, Montreal; F.Lussier, Bt.Damase ; 4\", C.Marquis, Ile d\u2019Orleans ; Armand Mignault, Actonvale ; Alf.Ma- lette, Montreal ; D.MeNamara, Montreal ; F.C.Pilon, Sainte Scholastique ; Joseph Rodier, Montreal ; Albert Rolland, Montreal ; J.BH.Roy, Nicolet ; Alcide Saint Amour, Alcide Vale; G.B.Therrien, Sherbrooke.Mr.I, Hervieux, of St.Jerome, won the Bourgst prize by se:uring 298 points -out of 4 possible 300.Tue annual dinner will take place ou Thursday and it is expected to be a great success.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 PERSONAL.' Hon.William Macdougall, was in the city yesterday.Messrs.Coursol, Girouard, D>«jardins, M.P\u2019s, were in the city yesterday, and Jeft 1u tle evening for Ottawa.Lieut.B, C.Lawson, 6th Fusiliers, and lately of the St.John School of Infantry, haviogresigned his position, left last evens ing for Oitawa en route for the North« West Territories, where he has accepted a commission ia the Mounted Police Force.Mr.J.8.Renaud returned to the city yesterday from New Orleans, where he had accompanied Madame Senecal for the bônefit of her health.Madame Senecal, who 18 doing very well, will remain in the crescent city for a short season, as the guest of Dr.H.Dansereau.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CARDINAL MANNING AND THE PRIMROSE LEAGUE.A layman io the Archdiocese of Wests minster has received the following letter from Cardinal Manning: ¢ ARCHBISHOP 'S8-HOUSE, Westminster, S.W., March 18, 1886.\u2018* Dear Sir,\u2014 There is no prohibition in this diocese as to the Primrose League, \u201cIn toe firat draft of its rules the mem= bers engaged 10 support religion as by law established.This no Catholic could do.The draft was revised, aod theré is now nothing that a Catholic may.not promise.Tie engagemen' is to maintain religion or Christianity and freedom of conscience against atheism and atheistic or anti Christian politics.*\u201cI remain, dear sir, *! yours faithfully, Henry 2 CL \u2018 Card, Archbishop A, Texieina de Multos, Eaq.\u201d \u2014Princess Anna Murat, now Duchess of Mouchy, granddaughter of a s:able boy wio became a soldier, marshal of France and king of Napleg, is by birth an Amer can, born at Bordentown, N.J., in 1811.\\ | \\ dep: mal the} swe the othe not wor) Ma 1 an Brim \u201c W Aged J.|] Ay "]