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[" \u201c 2 THE § 4 oo EVENING \"CUT J * à STAR.WHOLE NO.114.TEA WARE SA es ey sp ony LS + CLOTHIERS.OTICE \u2014-J.B.ROY, TArLor, No.8 ST.URRAIN STRAET, Makes, Cleans, and Repairs, Gentlemen\u2019s Clothing, at lowest prices.FIT AND WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED, DUNN, TAILOR, 46 ST.« JOHN STREET, Sixth door from St James street, on the right.Gentlemen supply- Ing their own cloth, can have ii made up with a ct regard to style and duwwabsiity, and a good t oan be relied on.Old clothes cleaned and repaired to resemble new.If necessary, articles Will be called for at the residence of parties, and delivered without extra cost.Charges very moderate.71-1m GOLTMAN, MERCHANT .TAILOR, 12 ST.JAMES STREET, Begs to notify his friends and the Public generally, that he has on hand a full assortment of 8PRING GOODS, \u2018Which he offers at most reasonable prices.REMOVED TO NEW PREMISES, » 64-3m R.OVIDE MALO, OF THE LATE FIRM OF MALO & RITCHOT, will be happy to see any of his numerous friends at LEONARD & MCKINNON'\u2019S, Merchant Tailors, 154 McGill street.His well known ability as a Cutter will at once secure the attention of his old friends, N.B.\u2014A splendid assortment of SPRING GOODE Just receiv 69-6m JAMES D.ANDERSON, MERCHANT TAILOR, NOW REMOVED TO 110 8T.JAMES STREET.MATHEWS, MERCHANT S.TAILOR, 82 Great St.James street, Mon- tr (opposite Methodist Church, and oin- ing GLoBA Office), is now receiving the latest spring styles of goods, which he is offering to the public at greatly reduced prices, having purchased for cash from importers anxious to realise, The following is 8 sample of his prices :\u2014Black Frock and Dress Coats, selling at $4.50 r yard for FIG; Mornin, Coats, selling at $4.50 per yard or 13.87; Pantaloons, selling at $1.75 per yard for $6; Vests, selling at $4.50 per yard, for $3; and all other articles of Clothing made to order, and sold at the above proportionate prices.53-3m.J AMES D.ANDERSON, HAS REMOVED TO | 110 ST.JAMES STREET.92 JEWELLERY, L PP DUFRESNE, DEALER IN GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &o., 88 ST.JOSEPH STREET, MONTREAL.Watches and Jewellery repaired and engraved.-3m JOHN WOOD & SON, In addition to their LARGE STOCK, Have just received, per Nestorian,\u201d a Case of ENGLISH WATCHES, IN GOLD AND SILVER CASES, Which for price and quality are equal to any offered in the city.825 NOTRE DAME STREET, (Opposite the Seminary.) 101 JFOUND, AT D.A.HARPER'S, THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE DOMINION, CONSISTING OF: Children\u2019s Perambulators and Carringes, also a new Vaultipede qe latest in tho Pede line), suitable fer Boys and Girls in Parks, Play-grounds or Nursery ; a new 2 and 3 wheeled Boys\u2019 Velocipede to go around the mountain; (oid Watches, Silver Watches, Gold Rings, Brooches, Lockets, Ear: rings, and Pencils; Freneh and American Clocks ; Opera and Eye (lasses, Musle Boxe Ladies\u2019 and Gents\u2019 Travelling Satchells, Tolle Bottles, Dressing-cases, Work-boxes, Hair Brushes and Combs, Chess Men, Walking Canes, Checker-boards, Playing Cards, Butter-coolors, and Knives, Willow-W are, Sea Shells, Indian Curiosities, Fancy Work-Baskets, and Vases of all kinds, All have been selected with care and taste in foreign markets, A large proportion have just been received from steamer * John Bull, Please not to forget the place.D.A.HARPER, 267 Notro Damo street.Cathedral Block, Where youean pyrehase a Sterling Silver Lever WATCH for $8.50, and a nice five-bottle Revolving CRUET STAND, Silver-plated for $1.50.A large quantity of FIRE-WORKS for the QUERN\u2019S BIRTHDAY.108 \u2014 | 82 King Stree TRAVELLED GUIDE.VV ERMONT OENTRAL R.R.SPECIAL NOTICE.SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.On and after MONDAY, May 17th, Trains for New York, Boston, and all other intermediate points on the Vermont Central Railway will leave as follows :\u2014 Morning Express for Boston and Intermediate Stations will leave the Bonaventure Station at 8.40 a.m.Evening Express for New York and Boston, and all intermediate points, will leave the Bonaventure Station at 4.30 p.m., and arrive at Boston at 8.30, and New York at 12,50 next morning.Palace Sleeping Cars from Montreal to Boston nd New York, in which compartments can be secured at the Company's Office, at No.80 St.James strect, opposite the 8t.Lawrence Hall, and one door west of the Post-office.The Saturday afternoon trains run through to Boston, arriving in Bostgp at 9.90 &.m., Sunday morning.& T, PICARD, Ticket Agent.103 L.MILLIS, General Agent.SKEWING MACHINES.SEWING MACHINES.-THE \u2018IRST PRIZE was awarded to J.D.LAW- LOR at the late Provincial Exhibition, held in Montreal, September, 1 for making the best SINGER SEWING MACHINES manufacture.In the Dominion of Canada.The Subscriber, thankful for past favors, respectfully begs to announce to his numerous customers and the public in general that he has always on hand a large and varied assortment of FIRST CLASS SEWING MACHINES, both of his own manufacture and from the best makers tn the United States,\u2014having all the latest improvements and attachments, Among which are\u2014 The SINGER FAMILY andi MANUFACTURING MACHINES, The HOWE do do The ETNA do do The FLORENCE do \u201cReversible Feed,\u201d\u2014 A new Family Shuttle Machine, with Stand, price $30; also a new Dilptic Family Machine, made on the Wilcox & Gib! prinetpie, price (with send complete) $23; Wax Thr Machines A, and C.1 warrant all Machines made by me superior In every respect to those of any other manufacture in Canada.1 have testimonials from all the principal Manufacturing Establishments, and many of the best families In Montreal, Quebec, and St.John, N.B., testifying to their superiority.My long experience in the business, and superior facilities for manufacturing, enable me to sell First Class Sewing Machines from 2 to 30 r cent.less than any other Manufacturer in the Dominion.1 thereforerofien bpttor Machines and hetter terms to Agents.\u2026.Local and Travelling Agouts 21 10 well to give this matler their attention.A Special Discount made to the Clergy and Religious Institutions, Every description of Sewing-machine Findings wholesale and retail.Ladies taught to operate.AI kinds of Sewing Machines repaired and improved.PRINCIPAL OFFICE\u2014386 Notre Dame Street, Montreal.BRANCH OFFICES\u201422 Bt, John Street, Quebec; St, John, N.B.; and 103 Bar- rington street, Halifax, N.8, FACTORY\u201448 Nazareth Street, Montreal, AGENTS WANTED.1-1y \" J.D.LAWLOR, 865 Notre Dame Street, Montreal.BOOTS AND SHOES.HEAP BOOTS AND SHOES.623 ST.MARY STREET, CORNER DALHOUSIE SQUARE, 101-1m SMITH & MOLYNN, To HEADS OF FAMILIES.THE EAST-END BOOT AND SHOE STORE \u2018Is the place to get GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES at remarkably low prices.623 ST.MARY STREET, CORNER OF DALHOUSIR SQUARE.101-1m ANNEXATION TO THE UNITED STATB8S\u2014THURSTON will sell until then the latest and best Boston and New York styles of BOOTS and 8 HOES, at prices that challenge competition, ten per cent, cheaper than any house on Main street, and 2 per per cent.cheaper than any Notre Dame street, Shoe store.Don't take our word for it, but call and see for yourselves, at 131 St.Lawrence street.92 ET US ALL GO, BOYS! Where?Why, to the great Eastern Townships\u2019 BOOT AND SHOR STORE, and get a fine pair of men\u2019s Congress Boots for $2.All right; we Will go and fetch our girls with us, for they can get a fine pair of buttoned Prunella Boots for $ a pair of laced Boots for $1.10, and a pair of {d Inccd for $1.25.We will let the children come tno, for we can get them a decent fit for 25 cents, at the Eastern Townships\u2019 Boot and Shoe Store, No.20 Bonaventure street, sign of Jericho.95-Im (CHEAP BOOTS AT DALHOUBLE SQUARE.BOOTS AND SHOES! BOOTS AND SHOES! BOOTS AND SHOES! J.WYNN, for 11 years with U.CHILDS and three years with J.A.PERRY has opened a BOOT and SHOE STORE, at 866 Notre Dame Street, with a good assortment of all Gooods | in is line.101-1m NOTICES.YE W OR K 8! T,.PARKER, 44 ST.JosRPH STREET, opposite St.George\u2019s Church, and next door to the great Dominion Fea Store.First prize diploma awarded at the late Exhibition for 8ilk, Woollen and Cotton DYEING and SCOURING, The above wishes to announce to the merchants, and also to private families, that he is repared to receive all orders for Cleaning, Re- yeing and finishing Blankets and White Woollen Goods of every description, go that the moths will not injure them when put away for the Summer season.111-3m NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP.An act of Partnership has been entered into by AMRDEE GUILLETT And GODFROI MASSE, trading under the style of AMEDER GUILLETT & MASSE, as Hotel, Saloon, and Billlard-Room eepers.The business will be couducted by AMEDRE GUILLETT, by whom alone all accounts will be received and paid.108-6 ANTED, INFORMATION of the whereabouts of MICHAEL KENNEDY and MARGARET FAHY.When last heard from were with Benjamin Mulany, in the District of Wellington, New South Wales, by thelr sister CATHERINE FAHY, living in Montre J LONGUEUIL HOUSE.-THE undersigned, having renovated his house, 18 now prepared to recelve permanent and transient visitors for the Summer months.No pains will be spared to make it a desirable and pleasant home.The table will be supplied with all the delicacies of the season.Parties will be provided with meals at all hours, Thankful for past favors, he solicits a continuance of the same, and the generous patronage of the public, 106-1m FRANK OWEN, Longueuil, RS.STINSON, oF THE LATE Firm of Cox & STINSoN, Notre Dame street, to intimate to her old customers and the public generally that she {8 carrying on the Mautle and Dressmaking, at 30 Balmoral street, off St.Catherine, near Bleury street.E ASTERN TOWNSHIPS BOOT AND SHOE STORE.PRICE LIST : Men\u2019s Congress Boots, from $2.00 to $3.50 Wome Prunella, Congress, hand-made, $1.00 Woman's Prunell Ball, double soles, with rosettes, $1.20 bo $1.75.Velocipede Boots, $2.25 to $3.50.Orders and repairs done at short notice.Eastern Townships\u2019 Boot and Shoe Store, No, 20 Bonaventure street, sign of Jericho, 85 FURNITURE.PRESERVE YOUR FURS.For 8ale, SCENTED RED CEDAR CHESTS and BOXES, for preserving Furs, &c., from Moths and Insects.Also, RED CEDAR SBHAV- INGS and SBAW-DUST for laying under Car- pots, &c.HN IGHTINGAL ARPENTER AND | 38 Hospital stréot.N.B,\u2014Special attention given to J: obbing.| m J LAWSON & CO.MANTU- + FACTURES and keeps constantly on hand a large assortment of Furniture, Sofas, Lounges, Bed nges, with double and single arm (safe in bottom for bed-clothes), Bedroom Sets from $12 and upwards.Funerals furnished on the shortest notice, at the cheap Furniture Store, 614 Craig street, near St, Lawrence Main.Residence on the premises.74 URE AND UNADULTERATED.\u2014The PATENT ELASTIC SPONGE, having been well trled, can now be recommended as the best article ever introduced, for Mattrasses, Cushions, &e.Its elasticity is far superior to the best curled hair, and for cleanliness and durability it cannot be surpassed.Parties about furnishing would do well to call and see the beautiful styles of Parlor and Chamber Suites in solid Black Walnut, at prices to defy competition, All other descriptions of Furniture in Btock and on view at the Furnitures Warerooms, cor- uer Cralg street and Victoria square.G.ARMSTRONG.N.B.\u2014Hole Agent for the genuine FIsK\u2019s ME&TAY LIU CASES, 71-3m MONTREAL, SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1869.Fo: SALE BY ALL THE DO.PRINCIPAL JEWELLERS IN THE MINION.100 OR SPECTAC EYE-GLASSES, MARINE - AND OPERA GLASSES, ., MICROSCOPES, TELESCOPES, And every description of OPTICAL GOODS, GO TO C.HEARN'S OPTICAL INSTITUTA, 242 & 44 NOTRE DAME STREET.180 TO LET.r | \u20180 RENT, FURNISHED, No.416 Guy street, corner St.Catherine street, West.Applyon the prenrises or to C.H.TUG- GEY, Real Estate Agent, No.61 St.James Sirect.HIRD FLAT TO LET, 80 x 24, suitable for light manufacturing purposes.Apply to B.MAGUIRE, Metropolitan Saloon, 235 Notre Dame street.111 O LET, VERY FINE ROOMS, Furnished or Unfurnished; house first- class ; locality pleasant and healthy, near Beaver Hall, ten minutes\u2019 from Post-office.ATP at 702 Lagauchetiere street, 110-Im FARM TO LET CHEAP- Object more a good Farmer than any- = thing olse.\u2014The rear 71 acres of Lot 19 in 8th Concession, North Crosby, with a good House.Apply 10 JAMES PORTER, North Crosby; or to C.G.JON Es, Estate Agent, 38 St -3aw James street.ICTORIA HOUSE.-A SUITE of Rooms now vacant, a Sitting-room and Bedroom adjoining; also three vacant Bedrooms with full Board; locality unsurpassed for business and pleasure, Every attention to guests, rmanent and transient, Stabling for three orses, 89 WwW.M.FULLER, 2=4 FURNISHED HOUSE TO En LET.\u2014To let, that very neatly fur- == nished House, No.338 Dorchester street, near St.Denis street; possession on lst of May.Apply on the premises.45 2-4 TO LET, A VILLA RESI- i \u201cDENCE at Cote St.Antoine, now in course of erection, to be completed fo! 1st May, with are VEN Appl Dir JAMES GARV.y EN, JR, Architect, 141 St, James street, TO LET, THAT BRICK COTTAGE, No.642 St.Lawrence == street, with large garden attached; rent moderate.Apply to GEORGE YOUNG, 14 Cadieux street, or JAMES A, YOUNG & CO., No.505} St.Paul street.87 PROPERTY FOR SALE.DESIRABLE COUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE at the BOUCH- eu ERVILLE MOUNTAIN 8TATION.\u2014 Will be sold to the highest bidder, on MONDAY next, at TWO o'clock P.M,, 70 acres of land, with Dwelling and Barn.As the proprietor is leaving for New York, the sale will be positive, The property is very desirable for farming or country residence, it being situated at the depot.8S.MASSE, Proprietor.109 I OTS FOR SALE~FOUR LOTS in St.Martin street, each 25 by 100 feet, Terms easy.Apply to JAMES GARVEN, JR, Architect.(I I à FOR SALE, A TAVERN K:në[l} 34 miles from Montreal; price $1,500.masi Steamers \u2018Prince of Wales,\u201d daily, and \u2018\u2018 Dagmar\u201d and \u201c Beaver\u201d callthere.Terms easy.Address ALFRED CHAPPLE, Hudson, Vau- dreuil County, P.Q.88-1lm ' AF ay B11 a MINERAL WATERS.PLANTAGENET MINERAL WATER.IMPORTANT NOFICE.The public are hereby notified that the above celebrated Mineral Water can only be obtained at the following Depots in the city :\u2014 Alexander Rough, 148 Mountain street.H.Willison, London Tea Warehouse, Philips\u2019 square, D.J.McDonald, 73 Wellington street.R.8pencer, Druggist, eorner Notre McGill streets.S.Browning, Ottawa Hotel.Jas.McCormick, cor.Bleury and St Catherine.Perry & Co, cor.Craig and St.Lawrence Main.Dr.Picault & Bon, cor, Noire Dame and Bonse- cour streets.Dame and And of BR.W.BOYD, General Agent for Canada, 99 134 and 15 Place d\u2019Armes, TOBACCO AND CIGARS.D.DEMERS HAS OPENED his new Store with a choice stock of TOBACCOS, CIGARS and PIPES, 50 ST.ANTOINE STREET.108-1m LA FAVORITA\u201d Is the Brand of the Best Cigar manufactured in the Dominion, by SAM.MCOCONKEY, 30 AND 82 ST.JAMBS BTREM, Montreal.\u201cT,A FAVORITA\u201d ig of a mellow and delicate flavor, and cannot fall to recommend itself to connotseurs, and all lovers of the fragrant weed.Can be had Wholesale and Retail from SAM.MCCONKEY at the above address.VIVAT REGINA.OB ACCOR.BRIGHT CAVENDISH, SHAG And other Brands.Also, an assortment of MEERCHAUM AND OTHER PIPES Just received and for sale at the ; ST.CATHERINE CIGAR STORE, 590 ST.CATHERINE BTREET.- 88-10 a= ee a BOARD AND LODGING IN NEW YORK AND COUNTRY.\u2014 First- class Board and Lodging (either separate), at No.18 Fifth Avenue, in the most fashionable portion of the rity, opposite the Brevost House, or at our conntry residence, surrounded with pleasure gr \u2018nay, in Summit, 21 miles from the sig » 0 establishments are handsomely furnished; references exchanged.Dr.J.8, HALL, one of our late boarders, now at the Ottawa Hotel, Montreal, will kindly give any information.For pleasure-seekers or invalids these residences cannot be surpassed, 93-3aw THE WORLD OVER.Congregational music is becoming more and more popular in England.In thesccond week of April last the panpers in London numbered 146,198.Bismarck is reported to have lately visited Paris incog., and cscaped detection.The first yachi race in the English Channel is to take place on the 21st of June.They are hauling in sturgeons at Niagara that weigh 139 ponnds and thercabouts.In the year 1868 there were 11,369 patients and eleven \u201c prolongations\u201d in force in Great Britain.hic construction of two more turret ships of the largest class has been ordered by the English Admiralty.Gen.Branker, not Gen.Stisted, as previously stated, has been appointed to the command [ of the troops in Japan and China.In 1867 the population of Berlin, Prussia, numbred 702,437 inhabitants, having increased by 154,000 since 1861.A house at Point Levi was broken in on Sunday night by a quantity of rock falling from the cliff.The inmates narrowly escaped.There arc partial strikes or lock-outs of masons in England at Bolton and Bradford and Wolverhampton.The Prince and Princess of Wales and suite passed over Mont Cenis on the 4th instant, by special train, on their way to Paris.Lord Napier declines to accept dinners from the regiments under him, because he thinks it too expensive for the subalterns, It is reported that the Duke of Montpensier recently visited Madrid :ncognito and had a long interview with Gen, Prim.Prince Bdward Island is sending large quantities of barley, oats and potatoes to Halifax, which scems to be the primcipal customer of the Island this spring.\u2018A great international Plant and Flower Show will be held at Hamburg next September, during the sitting of the Congress of botanists, gardeners and horticulturists.Miss Benton, a singer=in St.Mary's Cathedral choir, Hamilton, has been presented with a hanflsome ard costly set of jewellery, sct with pearls.The, Imperial Government are about to connect Fort George with the other batteries in Halifax harbor, by means of land and submarine telegraph.On May day Miss Burdett Coutts gave a dinner at her residence to a party of 600 men, who had becn engaged in building the Columbia market.The Lachine boating club is harmonicus and prosperous, having a clear cash balance of $395 on hand.It is the intention to raise a company with $12,000 capital, at $50 a share.It is said that the marriage of the Prince Royal of Denmark, to the Princess Louise of England, is to take place on the 27th July next, At a recent sale in Paris two small volumes, entitled \u201c La Nef des Foiles \u201d and \u2018 Roger de Collirge,\u201d were respectively sold for $1,210 and $1,370.The French government has despatched Dr.Spiers on a tour of inspection with reference to the living languages to the government colleges in the south-cast of France.Elcctions have becn ordered for a Catholic Conference in Hungary on the question of the autonomy of the Church in Hungary.The Conference will meet at the end of June.Tho Belgian Government intends to appoint a commission for the purpose of inquiring into the situation of the laboring classes in Belgium.On it becoming known in Madrid that Gen.Prim had decided to join the republican cause the workmen got up a demonstration in his favor.During his tour in Australia Prince Alfred made various presents amounting in value to $18,000.\u2018The bill for those was paid by the British Government.Theresa, the famous Parisian cantatrice, has accumulated a fortune of 300,000 francs.She lives now in a house of her own, for which she paid 25,000 francs.The budget of the North German Confederation for 1870 estimates the revenue at 75,958,459 thalers, the permanent expenditure at 71,752,106 thalers, and the extraordinary at 4,206,389 thalers.Mustapha Edilc Pacha, General of Division, has been nominated by the Sultan to the chicf command of the Ottoman troops in Bosnia and the Herzegovina.He will reside, like his predecessors, at Serajevo.The Prussian Government has announced to all the maritime powers of Europe that it is about to cstablish at Yokahama, in Japan, a German hospital, destined for the sick of all European nations.John Carling, a discharged soldier, was buried in a basement, by the caving in of a a wall on Tuesday.The poor fellow was buried about eight fect, and he was got out with some difficulty, and taken home in agony.During the year which closed with December last, 786, 156 births and 480,677 deaths were registered in England and Wales.Of thosc born, 400,161 were males, and 485,995 were females ; and of the deaths registered, 247,393 were males and 233,484 were females.The \u201c Girl of the Period,\u201d and other essays of the same class, which have appeared in the Saturday Review, and which have been ascribed to various female members of the aristocracy, were written by Mrs.Lynton, authoress of « Lizzie Corton\u201d and other novels, Lord Loftus, the British Minister at Berlin, recently spent some days on a visit to Count Bismarck, at Varzin ; but the Count failed in his attempts to learn the probable intentions of the British Cabinet in the event of a wer, Marshal Niel has sent orders to the Governor of Algeria to cause the troops to go through a scries of new manœuvres, suggested by the new arms, in order that any of the regiments might be able to act with the army at homo.The Commissioner of Crown Lands of Ontario has given notice that the town and park lots in the town plot of Killarney, township of Rutherford, on the north shore of Lake Huron, are open for sale on application to the department.A Dill has just been presented to the Aus- | trian Chamber of Deputies to authorize the manufacture of gold coins of the same pattern as the French ten franc and twenty franc pieces, and the issue of five millions of florins of gilver divisionary money.During the recent sensation caused in Florence by the discovery of the Mazzinian plot in Milan, numerous private telegrams were seized by order of the Minister of the Interior, under the plea that the government had every right to prevent the propagation of false news.: Ono Friday afternoon, at Airdric, Scotland, a man named Andrew Campbell threw himself from a railway bridge just before a train as it was passing beneath.Ie fell between the rails, and the train passed over him.Singularly enongh all the injuries he sustained were à broken leg and a few bruises.AMERICAN.About a quarter of the population of Amori- can citics arc under ten years of age.Some six million bushels of grain have been sent direct from IMinois to Europe, during the past winter.William Edwards, a Welchman, was attacked by a negro ficld hand in Isle of Wight Co, Va., on Saturday, and killed by a blow of hoe.The murderer escaped.Nearly every Lodge of Good Templars ix: Vermont has passed resolutions of respect tn the memory of Rev.I.II.White, late W, C.T.of the Order in the State.The largest drum in the world passed through Springfield, Mass, yesterday, for the Boston Peace Jubilee.feet in diameter, and inscribed \u201c Let us have peace.\u201d The leading Radical organ in Tonnesace, the Memphis Ledger, has come out in a leader advocating the establishment of the empire, on the general plan proposed by the organ «i the imperialists in New York, Edward Parmeless, of Cleveland, O, and William O\u2019Brien, of Philadelphia, Pa., were sent to the Buffalo, N.Y., workhouse, for sis months each, for practising the confidence game at the Erio street depot in the latter city.There are twenty-two Deputy Collectors of customs besides the Chief Deputy, one of whom received a salary of $1,800; four $1,400 each: one $1,200; scven $1,000 cach; two $600 each ; seven $500 cach; amounting in all to $20,300.The Mormons celebrated the completion of the Pacific Railroad, by a fine procession, with bands of music and salutes of artillery.Eight thousand people assembled in the Tabernacle, and addresses were made by the chief men of Utah, Silas Henry, a poor man of Sutton, wishing! to have a team for work, bought a horse.to match the one he had, took it home and put it in the barn, and the next morning found that his new purchase had kicked his old horse and broken its leg.On the 12th instant, Sydney Meade, of Mid- dlebury, while engaged in plowing, discovered a huge Dear © making tracks\u201d from his pasture to a neighboring mountain, and on counting his sheep found that Bruin had ap-: propriated two of them to his own use.George Peabody has written to the town of | Georgetown, Mass., stating that it is his inten! tion to supply all the funds needed to sustain the public library which he has given to the town, and also presenting $4,000 toward the permanent fund.The insurance agents of Portland, Maine, recently presented to Mr.Thomas McEwan, the celebraled ¢ Finnan Haddic\u201d dealer, à very fine picture of Robert Burns in acknowledgement of his services in extinguishing a fire in that city.Great complaint is made in Addison county, that sheep are dying in great numbers from grub in the head.Many of them feed apparently well, until they are seized with shivering and fall dead.Large flocks have Leon seriously decimated from this cause.The crop reports from the country about Memphis, Tenn., are generally good except in regard to cotton, the stand of which has not proved good in many instances, and the ground has been plowed up and corn has been planted in its stead.The wheat is remarkably fine.A Californian, name not given, had an altercation with Charles Duun,at Kalamazoo, Mich., on Monday, and shot him dead.Another shot from his revolver mortally wounded James McKinney, Dunn was a onc-armed soldier.The murderer escaped, but the sheriff started in pursuit of him.A telegram from Mr.Goodwin, general ticket agent of the Central Pacific Railroad, states that they will not pro rata with or accept coupons from any other railroad company.Their fare will be ten cents per mile in gold, which makes the passage from St.Louis to Sacramento two hundred and twenty dollars and thirty cents.A butchering match took place at a pack- ing-house in Chicago, last week.Dutuliers from St.Louis, Pittsburg, Buflalo, Toronto, and Chicago took part.The \u201c Championship of America\u201d was won by Charles Leyden, of Chicago, who cut up and dressed a bullock in four minutes and forty-five seconds, the quickest time on record.; At the close of the trial of Mrs.Nancy 13 Madan, at Dedham, Mass, for the murder of her son-in-law, the accused being allowed te speak, said : \u201cGentlemen of the jury\u2014I have nothing to say only this : I am not guilty.I am willing to appear before God, but his blood will not be found upon my hand.\u201d The jury rendered a verdict of \u201cmurder in the first degree, The golden spike and silver-mounted tie that our American cousins made such a fuss about had but a short-lived term of exaltation over their ordinary brother spikes and tics, being removed to safer quarters as soon as the first train had passed over them.Any one who has contemplated making an excursion to see these wonders had better postpone it.They will probably be heard of next in connection with Barnum\u2019s Museum\u2014when he gets another\u2014or somewhere clse.Mr.H.Julius Smith of Boston had been selected by Mr, Gilmore to supcrintend the artillery accompaniments to the National airs at the Peace Jubilee, The guns will be placed at the water side, some distance west of the building, and by means of clectricity discharged instantancously, and with unerring precision, Mr, Smith has had extensive experience in clectrical gunnery.He fied the submarine charge in Boston harbor last Fourth of July.Ex-Mayor Brooks, of Norfolk, Va., (a military appointee) was publicly cowhided in the strects of that city on Monday last by Miss Ellen Carter.Brooks had defamed the character of Miss Carter, who made cflorts to ascertain if her slanderer had property which would be liable in action for defamation, Finding that he was utterly worthless, she took the law into her own hands, and, catching him on the streets, administered a severe hiding.Brooks\u2019 wife and several neighbors looked on without interfering, A.M.Clapp, Congressional Printer, has issued an order abolishing the practice, in the Government printing-oflice, of persons thercin loaning to the employes at an interest varying from 13 to 20 per cent a month.Mr.Clapp says he finds a high precedent for this action in the historical record and fate of the money-changers who had converted the Temple at Jerusalem into \u201ca den of thieves,\u201d and he proposes to abate the «vil that has obtained in \u201cthe temple of Faust\u201d by a resort to the samc agencies.Daylight will shine through Mounut Cenis by January, 71.The Ameer of Afghanistan is not gallant.On his entering Peshawur, à large number of ladics accompanied Major Pollock to witness the reception.Very soon after the introdue- tion the Ameer carefully surveycd the commissioner's fair retinue, and remarked, «1 suppose that you, just as we do in oùr coun- try, lock up all your pretly women at home 1\u201d \u2014_ PRE attenas SE A Iv is cight and a haif PRICE ONE COPPER.MAD, VERY.Ilenry Ward Beecher is known to have a very vivid imaginagion, and his congregation are seldom astonished at anything he vavs : but it is hardly to be wondered at, they thonght he was owd wf his wits, last Sunday when he sad: \u201c Jrdglieve the time will yet come when eur offices will be filled with honest men; that men can go to the Legisla- tare and not become corrupted; that a nan can be a judge aud yet go to heaven,\u201d ECUMENICAL COUNCIL.The airs has received from Rome some details relative to the preparations for the approaching Council.The Holy Father net being satisfied with the plan of the architret first consulted, M.Saiti, called in another, M.Vespignani, This gentleman laid ar enticely new scheme bifote his Holiness, who adopt.à it at once.The whole lateral nave of St Martinegt.Wid le dwcoted to the assembly, thus affording greatly increased space and much better acoustic qualities.The Pope's throne will be erected at the bottom of the abside and the altar in the centre.The end will be closed by a curtain, which can be opened to ¢nable the people to behold the Pope, The new phan gives general satisfaction.: Co INTERESTING, An important discovery of old Scottish coins was recently made in a field near Pree stonpans, There were'in all 114 coins, chiefly silver, dating from the reign of James 111.to that of Mary.The coins were ying in a heays, as if they had been originally in a bag.Among them was a gold noble of the time of Mary.One of the silver pieces had been struck in commenporation of Mary's marriage with the Dauphin of France.Tt is dated 1588 ; and in addition to the monogram, ¢ I.{ M.with the heraldic emblems of France and Scetland, there is the following Latin legend on the reverse :\u2014* Jam non sunt duo sed nna caro.\u201d One of the silver coins, heaving the || date 1588, is said to be almost as perfect in its stamping as on the day when it left the Scet- fish mint.A SINGULAR WEDDING.There is considerable excitement and sensation at Poughkeepsie, N.Y, in regard to a wedding which took place there last week.The circumstances under which the marriage was solemnized were very singular, and are thus described : \u201c On Tucsday the father of the bridegroom, a wealthy and respectable citizen of Poughi- keepsie, died, and was duly shrouded in the garments of death, the body placed in a rich and costly coffin, the whole being placed in the parlor of his Jate residence, On Wednes- dav, at 12 o'clock noon, few witnesses beings present, the son of the deceased led his affianced bride inte the room where lay the body of his father, the bridal party walking solemnly up to the coffin when the cover on the face of the corpse was removed.The Rev.Mr Hageman, cf the Second Reformed Chuech, then, amid breathless silence and by the open cofling joined the young couple in the holy bonds of matrimony.The bridegroom, when asked why he was married in such a manner, replied that the spirit of his father hovered about him, telling him to get married then and there\u201d MYSTERIOUS.We have already noticed the publication in an Austrian paper of Count Bismarek's despatch to Count Goltz, dated Yuly 20th, 1866.There can be no doubt that the revelation of a document in which the Prussian Chancellor declares that King William insisted upon large anrexations of German territory, and cared comparatively nothing for a Confederation, must have cansed great annoyance at Berlin, The Paris J iberte says that Count Bismarck is thoroughly exasperated, and has demandod explanation of Count Beust But it appears that this despatch is not all ; a worse revelation is to come.The Lajenpost of Gratz says that the Austrian Chancellor has now in his possession documents dated far back beyond the war of 1866, and.proving that Prussia contemplated nn alliance with Ttaly again Austria at the time when King William met the Empcror Francis Joseph at Gasteïn, shook him by the hand and called him brother.How did the Austrians get there papers ?It is said that the telograph wires were \u201cmilked\u201d to get the July despat-h, bat this process could not have heen applied before the war, otherwise Anstrin would have heen on her guard.FIGHT AT AN AUCTION.The Continental ITotel property at Long Branch was offered for sale by Judge Vreden- burg, Master in Chancery, sutject to mortgaged amounting to $15,500, with interest and costs.The fist bid was $100,000, which was run up by various parties to $150,070, the last bid being made by the representative of (he Bank of the Metropolis at Washington.At this bid it hung fire, the bondholders believ- iving that amount would cover their claims, and the bidder began to feel insecure, and wished to withdraw his bid.The Master refused to allow it, and the property was knocked down to him, while he refused to comply with the terms of sale, The property was again put up, and at 2 o'clock it had only got ng to $07,000, when the Master adjourned the sate until 3 o'clock, with the view of changing the terms.At 3 o'clock the sale was opened again under the additional terms that no hid would be received without $3,000 cash or ifs equivalent was paid to the Master.The first hid was $75,000, and gradually increased to $91,000, a bid made by a gentleman, whose check was pilered for the amount and rejected, This resulted in a general row and fight be twcen him and several others.That troubi » being ended by the eadeavors of their friends, the Master in Chancery adjourned the sale until Wednesday, the 26th fost.SCIENTIFIC.At a récent meeting of the Academy of Sciences of Paris, à letter was read from M.Lepage, à silk grower at Doncra.This gentleman had ebtained most wonderful results by a peculiar system of treatment, which may be described as simply consisting of great cleanliness and geod ventilation.\u2018The silkworms were, ab cach stage, transferred to a new hurdle made of flat recds ; four times à day they were fed with hashed rantberry leaves, always moistened, &e.The consequence was that oul of an ounce of seed he obtained ninety-five kilogrammes of cocoons.Every one in the neighborhood had been applying for them for the purpose of getting goo.l seed, Dr.Decaisne sent in a paper oi the offects of the drink called \u201cabsinthe,\u201d showin: from observation and experiment, that it produces intoxication much faster than common brandy.A paper was communicated by M Chevricre on the action of chlorosuiphuret of phosphorus on alcohol.\u2018This action cannot but be extremely interesting to such of our readers as may he desirdus of practising pronunciation, like Demosthenes, but without pebbles, the latter being advantageously ro- placed by such words ag ethylsulfoxiphosporic cther, and amylesulfoxiphosphorie acid. WT TT ET SET TT - THE STAR.64 ST.JAMES STREET.MARSHALL & CO.PROPRINTORS.All communications to be addressed to THR STAR, MONTRRAL., Rejected communications will not be returned.l'an SraAs 5-ks no courtesies.Early añd exclusive news liberally paid fr.Advertising office open from 7:30 am.to la pm, : Circulation of The Star.The circulation of the Stag, for the week ending Friday, May 28, was\u2014 Saturday .May 22nd.6,700 Tuesday .\u201c« 25th.6,750 Wednesday .\u201c 26th.6,350 Thursday.« 27th.6,150 ¥riday.« 28th.7,150 On Friday a copy of the Hrar, containing the Weekly Produce Circular, is sent by 8 (\u2018ommission merchant here to every solvent trader in Ontario and the Eastern Townships, which, being stamped, is sure to reach its destination, \u2018l'az STAR is issued every morning at six o'clock, and daily at 12 noon, 3 and 6 p.m\" Eau Saturday, May 29, 1869.Independence Again.There are many while discussing the propriety of a peaceable separation of these Provinces from (ireat Britain, so influenced Ly education, by an early training in what they regard as loyalty to the Crown, as allegiance to the Government under which they were born and bred, that they will not stop to reason, but meet all argument with the one idea they entertained from infancy.Separation is disloyalty.So it would be, for we could not forcibly seve: the connection, light as that is, which binds us to England.We do not believe there are a dozen of men, except aliens, in the Dominion who advocate a forcible sever ance of British connection.If there be such, they are unreasoning fools, fit fo Ledlam.And the objection of those fossi lated excrescences on modern society, who oppose the term \u2018\u2018 disloyalty,\u201d to all argu ment, should Le addressed to them.We think it is puerile to reason against independence, from the opinions of some British statesmen.Those opinions belong to the past.Generally, they were expressed many years ago, long before even Con federation assumed a definite and tangible shape.And no doubt had that scheme, as we have it, been presented to Ministers in England a quarter of a century sooner, some of those Ministers would have though it, especially if it had been accompanied by « threat, impossible to grant, or even to be entertained by the Government.Now, no one in Canada knows what are the opinions of the present British Government on independence or peaceable separation from the mother country.That question has not boen before them ; they have taken no cognizance of it, official or otherwise ; they have given no opinion, because none was asked ; the presumption is they have formed none.So all argument for or against independence, derived, or attempted to be derived from the sentiments of British statesmen, whether in or out of the Cabinet, is simply puerile, idle, and inconclusive.We have all possible respect for those who were horn and oradled in the belief, that any change whatever that would curi il the British Crown of one acre of its territory, must originate im disloyalty.These men are the old signposts of Conservatism.They stand in their old position, pointing to one mode of transit, though that may be superseded by some other more suitable and expeditious route.It will not now do to tell us that this idea of independenee belongs to the Manchester school, or the GoLDwWIN SmiTu school, or any other school.It belongs to the school of Common Sense, and though the lesson is rather a new one, still we must study it, for circumstances are crowding on us so fast, that it is impossible to put till next year or next centnry those questions waiting for an almost immediate answer.We, on this question, have very little to do with the past.The present is pregnant with this question of independence, and other questions in social gov- ernmnnt, which cannot be resolved by history.Our position is new, new to England as well as ourselves.And to the present we must look, fashioning our future by the legislation of to-day.Our po- «ition is an anomaly in Colonial history, for there is no instance where a colony, or a number of dependencies of Great Britain fave enjoyed the same extent of self-government, an extent approaching the very frontier of independence, and which requires a very slight enlargement to place us in that position.What are some of the important and pregnant facts, discussed in almost every house in the Dominion, but carefully, jealously excluded from the federal and local legislatures?We do not apprehend a war with the United States, though, if our memory be correct, that was the theme of the present Finance Minister, and he made out a popular case in favor of Confederation.It is true we know not what a day anay bring forth, nor what unforeseen contingency may make war with the United States, an alternative which Great Britain could not avoid.But, if thè argument of the Finance Minister was good four years ngo, it has force yet; it is not quite obsolete.Indeed, recent circumstances tend rather to give it additional force.But in the event of a war, what would be our destiny?What is there to prevent the United States from pouring into Canada, at a bundred points along our ex- hundred and fifty thousand men, before England could more than take the initiative in the contest ?Would our volunteers, who would certainly fight as well as our neighbors, be able to repel the invaders ?It would be no discredit to them, if one man could not conquer six or seven ; and, as men are irreverent cnough to believe that providence favors the largest battalions and the heaviest artillery, and as we do not look for another Thermopylæ, or that the time will come for us \u2018\u2018 when one man shall chase a thousand,\u201d we believe that our native force, the volunteers, would be simply crushed ly the invaders.A sue- cessful invasion of Great Britain is impossible, and so of America by Great Britain, knowing this, the United States would hasten to occupy Canada, and having her grasp once firmly placed on our neck, not all the power of Great Britain could unloose it.The contest might be short, sharp and decisive, but the fate of Canada would be sealed,\u2014she would be annexed nolens volens, and treated as a conquered territory, if we actively assisted, which undoubtedly we would, Great Britain.In the event of war, the policy of the United States would be the speedy occupation of Canada.That would prevent the invasion of the States from this country.The present Finance Minister scouted at one time the idea of America gaining a foothold here {ill Great Britain was ready for the contest.Ile told us of a line of fortifications, at Quebce, at Montreal, at Kingston, and some other places further west.These, according to his strategy, would detain the invaders, who were to sil down before each fort or fortification, re duce it, if possible, and then proceed to the next.In this way Great Britain would have time to gather up her loins and concentrate her energies and resources on the quarrel.But the fortilications exist now as then, as paper castles.They are now as then unborn realities in the bosom of the future.Airy, flimsy, and unsubstantial as these fortifications were in 1865, when they were formidable on paper, they are as unsubstential still.We doubt if even they have been transferred to Bristql- hoard.Not a sod has been turned, not a stone laid, not a gun mounted.As a political device in 1865, they served their turn, they are now transferred to that tomb where more than the Capulets are buried.In case of invasion there would not be time to have them disinterred, and we doubt if it is ever intended to disturb them.In the event of war between (reat Britain and America, we could not, and we would not remain neutral, though the Globe told us the other day that no war can exist between Canada and the States, except from Imperial causes.In that it argued we should be defended by the whole power of Great Britain.It is certainly very solacing to be informed that we may be dragged into the quarrel, that our blood is to be freely shed, that our homes would be ransacked or burned, and our families turned adrift, starved or something worse, That defence would entail ruin on the country : but the compensation is, that the very country which caused us to be plung ed into this frightful contest, was ready to spill her own blood, and waste her own wealth, as well as ours.While we remain connected with England by our present ties, it is our duty to share her dangers.But if Britain decides to retain the connection, which we believe she would not against our wish, Canada will be her weak, vulnerable point, where a blow may Le successfully struck, where her honor ean be fiercely assailed and insulted at pleasure by the United States, without much dread of invasion in return.CITY.- Tar FETE OBLIGATIONNEER.\u2014They are keeping it up in good style are the school children.Bands of music, glorious banners, long procession by happy youngsters remiud us ofthe occasion\u2014the Corpus Christi celebration.Tag STreETs.\u2014 What are the chief features of the streets?Dainty dames, fair daughters of our city, gallant beaux, dashing chariots, and gay chevaliers prancing to and fro to the admiration of all beholders.Not much beside.IMMENSE CATHOLIC GATHERING.\u2014to-MOITOW, the Sunday after \u201cCorpus Christi,\u201d will witness one of the largest Catholic gatherings ever seen in the city.\u2018l'he procession will probe- bly be the most imposing yet witnessed upon a similar occasion in Montreal.Wao Makers Mowry ?\u2014Why the saloon- keepers of course.Go into the banks, public offices, exchange offices, and all resorts of business men, and nowhere will you see the crowds that are to be witnessed every p.m.in the saloons.Thirsty mortals, if they do not indulge in business, at least indulge in drinks, and the result is\u2014crowded saloons and deserted offices.Dusty.\u2014The strects would be dusty, our coats of broadcloth, and hats and pants of fashionable design and texture would be dusty, our delicate skins dusty, our throats dusty, were it not for the water carte.They are doing their duty famously in the most frequented streets.Sorry we cannot say so much for ynfortunate bye-places.Our Squanre.\u2014Âfter all, the squares are a blessing.Green leaves relieve the tired eyesight, growing plants ave expressive to those whe sigh for a sight of the country, and benches afford greatful rest to tired citizens, whilst the shade of thy trees cool their heated frames, and the gentle plash ef water-foun- tains Iyll them to rest.\u2018 Nuisance.\u2014l'herc is a dismantled Luilding in Craig street, near Francois Xavier street, which is an unmitigated nuisince, All day long laborers are pulling abcut heaps of rubbish, the result being unnecessary clouds of blinding dust.There is no hoarding, and the fun is carried on much to the satisfaction, probably, of the men, hut greatly fo the inconvenience of the public.Taz Express Co's \u2014Now, is it not possible to regulate the Jixpress Companies\u2019 traflic a little moreto the advantage of the publie\u2014the long- suffering public\u2014than jx at present the case?A glance at the office of the National Express Company any afternoon is sufficient to disgust any peacefully disposed citizens.Ladies obliged to take the road, people compelled meekly to wait, whilst ponderous packazes, bales, and all kinds of heavy produce are being THE STAR ui AAA if tended, but undefended frontieg, one #nsferred from the waggbns to the store, nd that in the most fragt:ented paut of the town, tha channel as it , between the two seas of humanity which surge to and fro in Notre Dame and Great St.James streets, Let the police sec to the obstruction.Tue Broriers\u2019' Boys\u201d Procmssion.\u2014Phe procession of Catholic boys yesterday numbered four thousand.They are called the * Brothers\u2019 Boys,\u201d and their walk is known as au annual pilgrimage.\u201d They proceeded to Bonsecours Catholic Church, with bands banners and flags of all kinds and colors.It was pleasant to sce the happy faces, holiday clothes, and quiet demeanor of th : youngsters.Tug Carrmes.\u2014It would appear that the greatest enjoyment which pervades the carter's breast at this particular season of the year is the decoration of his horse.It is not an unpleasing feature of the city the manner in which the carters dress up their steeds with green branches of shrubs; the kindness with which in ten cases out of twelve they treat them ; and this does not apply so much to the aristocrat of the craft\u2014the hackman\u2014as to the struggling and plcbian common dray- man or carter.Standing at one corner to-day we counted fifteen drays carrying stones, bricks, earth and rubbish, the horse drawing cach of which was prettily decorated.Not important perhaps as a news item, but noteworthy all the same.Tug Criorrers oF Woon.\u2014If we have not the picturesque water-carriers of Jewish and Spanish history, we have what is, although perhaps not so picturesque, quite as useful, \u2014 the chopper of wood.But Montrealers who follow that calling for a living are unfortunately of a perverse disposition, and if an opportunity offers for tipping their cargoes of timber on a sidewalk which people most do frequent, they invariably do so, much to the annoyance, frequently to the personal risk, of pedestrians, To-day we figured up seven distinct cases of wood chopping within a radius of half a mile, each of which was not only a nuisance but a positive danger.Logs strewed the ground, rendering it imperative that passers-by should quit the footpath for the roadway, and even then at the risk of stray chips saluting tender eyes.We sympathise with the great unwashed, but would like to gee those confounded wood cutters sent to durance vile.Inquest.\u2014In the case of 8.L.Mosley, who died on the 19th inst, the jury returned the following verdict :\u2014That the said Spencer Leyton Mosley, came to his dcath frôm congestion of the brain, which, in the opinion of the jurors, was consequent upon hereditary epilepsy.And, the jurors aforesaid, respectfully recommend that the honorable the executive council of the Province of Quebec do, in ature cases, whenever the necessity of a chemical analyses arises, order that two medical practitioners De entrusted with that important duty, that the ends of justice be fulfilled.And we the said jurors cannot do otherwise than express our approval of the creditable and satisfactory manner in which Dr.D\u2019Orsonnens performed the chemical analysis of the body of the said Spencer Teyton Mosley.Several medical gentlemen were heard as witnesses, as Drs.Fraser, Horsey, Gauthier, D'Orsonnens, and Girdwood.Dr.D'Orsonnens stating he had found no traces of poison whatever.NUISANCE CASES.After disposing of the regular sheet yesterday the Recorder turned his attention to the numerous nuisance cases laid by the health department against citizens who revel in dirty yards.People seem particularly loth, even in the face of pestilence and epidemics, to fulfil the simple duties of cleaning their yards, emptying cess-pools, and draining off the accumulated filth which chokes up the sewers.The consequence is suits by the dezen, the Recorder generally condemning the defendant in costs, when the work is daly *executed, and in other cases where the pro- prictor or tenant is too obstinate or procrastinating to do what he should, adding a fine.In view of the rapid approach of hot weather, it seems mistaken mercy to pass lightly over offences, so casy to be avoided, but fraught with such important consequences.One great source of trouble is the annual removal of tenants in May.As a rule they depart, and leave behind them as a legacy to their successors, their twelve-months\u2019 accumulation in yard and offices.The incoming occupant naturally objects to put the premises in order on the ground that it isn\u2019t his dirt.Another suit is the result.The habitues of the Recorder's court enjoyed in one of these eases yesterday a fine forensic display, that was alone worth the whole price of admission.Mr.Paterson, 16 St.Louis street, was haled before the tribunal, for having left on his premises one load of earth, ashes, potato-peclings, cabbage-stalks, fish- hones, straw, broken bottles, and bones.It seems that on the first of May Mr.Paterson folded his tent like the arabs, and noiselessly stole away; he left the accumulated refuse and housc offal in two heaps, one of which he caused the carter to remove.The incoming tenant had to remonstrate several times with him, concerning the undesirable legacy, but Mr.Paterson, who seems to be a hard-headed Scotchman, refused to remove it, that they couldn't force him to do it.Ac- \u2018cordingly, Mr.Paterson came to judgment, and being desirous of loging his case, cn- gaged a lawyer named, we believe, Norman- deau.This noble man does not often seem to get a case, as he wasted sufficient eloquence, ability, and time on this cart-load of kitchen refuge to suffice for two murders and a petit larceny.He brought up several witnesses, who proved the case for the prosecution, and his cross-examination of the opposing witnesses was exceedingly long and irrelevant.One of his witnesses, the father of Mr.Paterson, the defendant, caused no little excitement in Court by deliberately adjusting his spectacles upon his nose, opening the Bible, and cxamining its contents.The Recorder asked him if he was an Ebrew jew, and he said no.The great doubt of the age has thus been scttled, and the horrible suspicion that it wasn't the Bible, but only Moore's Poems, is laid for ever.But all this great cloud of witnesses, Mr.Normandeau\u2019s talent and perspiring exertions \u201cvash nix.\u201d The Recorder, getting tired of the work, had to take the cxamination of the last witnesses into his own hands, so as to get done this week.He was inclined to give Mr.Paterson a chance to remove the nuisance, but the evil star of the stubborn Scotchman prevailed, and instead of promising to remove the offal, he said he wad lik to uffer a few remarks.This was the last straw, and His Honor drawing the long-withheld sword of justice, let him hawe it; five dollars and costs.Mr.Normandeau antioupced his intention to appeal\u2014doubtless to the Privy Counoil.A SCENE.An extraerdinary scene was witæessed in the market square at Nottingham.Mm.H.thinker, addressed a congregapion of upwards of three thousand persons, denouncing in véhement terms all forms of religion and creeds.Mr.Dupe, \u201ca converted butcher,\u201d who is the leader of a sect of Christians having a conventicle in Canaan street, got on a cab and called upon his followers,who had mustered in great force, fora hymn.The call was responded to, and the free-thinking lady\u2019s voice was drowned for a few minutes.Three other preachers placed their stands around the cab from which the lady was speaking, and the din was literally deafening.Some of the Canaanites collected a quantity of cabbage heads, and one was flung at Mrs.Law with so true an aim that she only escaped being knocked saying | Law, a lady who professes herself a free- | -, out of her cab dropping her head.Two well-defined hoëflle parties were now drawn up.The ledy's supportess scemed more numerous than her opponents, and cach scemed equally determined on a fight, when the Mayor, with a body of police, appeared on the scene, and compellod the crowd to disperse.The lady free-thinker, not to be defeated, repaired to the now market in Burton Leys, where she preached upon the French Revolution as a noble attciapt to enfranchise the mind of man, until-@ smart shower dispersed Lier congregation, : TELEGRAPHIC.America.8.0.Libby, an artist of Augusta, Me., committed suicide last night.Financial difficulties were the cause.Gov.Chamberlain hds consented to deliver the annual address before the Maine Agricultural Society, in September next.The \u2018Quaker City\u201d i8 now stated to be bound for Hayti to take part in the war.Secretary Fish cannot take her out of the courts, although she is stated to be the property of a British subject, in face of the neutrality laws.Joseph Stoneacre, a young lad, at McLean, Illinois, while helping to couple the cars, received injurics from which he died in about two hours.\u2019 Edward Isles of St.John, N.B., seaman on the schooner Dr.Kune, from Portland, for New York, was knocked over board and drowned on the 19th in Vineyard Sound.Europe.Ex-Queen Isabella declines to abdicate.Very good of her, considering all things.Standard says \u2014\u201c England will fight for Canada as readily as for Kent\u201d Decidedly bellicose.\u201c Heavy rains reported in England.Low lands lying under water in many places, and weather continuing wet.Moro serious disturbances in Spain against the Provisional Government.This time the scene was Malaga and Seville, No particulars have yet been received.The pardon of the Fenian prisoners now in jail is agitating the Irish mind.\"The Cork City Council has adopted a petition havipg their release in view.More protests against the Irish Church disestablishment bill are being made by meetings of Tories now taking place throughout England.In reply to questions, Hon.Mr.Gladstone stated in the Commons that the Government had no intention of doing away with the system of Irish national education,but anyamend- ments which might be deemed advisable, would be introduced.In the House of Commons Hon.Mr.Mon- sell stated, in reply to questions, his opinion that an appropriation of the Intercolonial Railway loans towards the debt of Canada was not illegal, in view of the precautions taken to render the full amount available when required.FUNNY, A derk in a (iy goods store retired one night, having for his bhedfellow an acquaintance dating back to school days.A person slept in the uext room adjoining, the door of which was partly open.In the middle of the night, he says he was awakened from sleep by hearing the clerk in a loud tone of voice exclaim : \u201c How many yards did you say you wanted, ma\u2019am ?Three yards enough ?\u201d The next thing was a tearing noise, and the bed fellow of the clerk shouted out: ¢ What are you doing?You have torg my shirt from bottom to top!\u201d The poor dreamer imagined himself in his store, waiting on a lady customer, who wanted three yards of calico.The shouts of merriment which the event created can well be imagined.BUSINESS.For good fits Ivers\u2019 Store is generally noted.39 Bleury street is the new location of the India and China Tea Company.Teas in small quantities at wnolesale prices.Until further notice Card Photographs\u2014stand- Ing or sitting\u2014at $1.08 per dozen, can be had at Baltzly\u2019s photograph rooms, 372 Notre Dame street.- $1.00 will get one dozen Photographs\u2014standing or sitting\u2014at Baltsly\u2019s photograph rooms, 372 No tre Dame street.For corgect fits, we recemmend Ivers\u2019 Sigre.Boors.\u2014Ladles\u2019, Mises\u2019, and Children\u2019s Xid and Prunella low ankle, laced.\u2014G.A, Perry, 298 Notre Dame street.THE HORN OF PLENTY.\u2014In this de ment will be found several hundred pairs of Children\u2019s strong, laced and Congress Boots for 2s.6d.a pair, at Ronayne\u2019s.190, 192 and 194 St.Joseph street, Chaboilez square.Pure Green Ten, warranted free from artificial colouring, 55 cents and upwards at the India and China Tea Company, quality undeniable.Youths\u2019 Grank Trunk Suits made to order for $7.25, at Rafter & Kennedy\u2019s.er BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.Birth.In this city, on the 28th inst,, the wife of James McCormick, of a daughter.Died.In this city, on the 28th inst.,, Mary Monahan, the beloved wife of James McCormick, baker.The funeral will take place on Sunday, 30th, at three p.m., from her late residence, 173 Bleury street.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend, without further notice.NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.By Devany & Co.EGULAR TRI-WEEKLY AUCTION SALE of NEW and SECONDHAND FURNITURE, PIANOR, CARPETS, CURTAINS, ELECTRU-PLATED WARE, &ec.\u2014The Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, 139 St, James street, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the 29th inst., a stock of Jacques & Hay\u2019s Valuable Furniture,\u2014together with a collection of good and serviceable second-hand Furniture, Carpets, Curtains, Electro-plate, Table Cutlery, Crockery, and (Alassware ; Pianofortes, and general House-furnishing Goods.Bale at TWO o'clock.DEVANY & CO., Auctioneers.N.B\u2014We have advice of shipment of à large and select stock of Jacques & Hay\u2019s Furniture, sale of which will be held early next Week.o , .& CO.ROCLAMATION! 20,000 VOLUNTEERS.TO ALL LOVERS OF CLEANLINESS AND GOOD CHEER, who understand how to enjoy a good meal, well served, at very reasonable charge.To such the following inducements are held out, vix.i\u2014 An excellent Breakfast for 25¢.from 7 till 10a.m.A capital Luncheon for 10or 15c, from 12 to8 p.m.A first-rate Dinner for 25¢, from 12 to 3 p.m.A comfortable Tea for 25¢.from 6 to 8 p.m., At the NEw LUNCH HALL of the COBMOPOLITAN.111-Im* WENT Y EXPERIENCED DRY QOOLS BALESMEN and 8ix Ap- Prenuaes apie immediately, at Lie RECOL- EP HOUS.114 T)OCTOR WARK GIVES HIS attention specially to the treatment of difficult eases of chronic disease.Some of these are of course incurable, but he accepts for treat~ ment none but those in whom g results can be obtalned.HOUSE METCALFE BLOCK, 84 Cemetery street.109-3m HE LATEST ISSUES OF the various Illustrated and other American papers always on hand at the Bleury street News Depot and Lending Library, No.5 Bleury strept.TWELVE O'CLOCK.TELEGRAPHIC.Massacre by Indians\u2014Terrific Storm\u2014 Gorgetown (Cal) nearly destroyed by Fire\u2014Bourbon Prince Married in New York\u2014England Com= ing Round\u2014Senator Grimes in for it.America.Georgetown, California, was nearly destroyed by fire yesterday, and many lives were lost.News from Cloud Co.says that four men out of a party of six buffalo hunters were killed by Indians on Monday.The storm which prevailed in Chicago all Wednesday night and Thursday did much damage to the crops and railroad tracks, in many parts in the north and west, and mor particularly in the central part of the State.Times special says advices from England are favorable to the United States, and in official circles it is believed that the resumption of negotiations on the Alabama question by the English Government, was not very fai distant.About 3 o\u2019clock this morning the most terrific rain and hail storm ever known in the vicinity passed over Wheeling City, West Virginia, lasting about twenty minutes, damaging buildings and vineyards.Loss, $20,000 to $30,000.Prince Louis Ferdinand de Bourbon, of Naples, nephew of ex-King Ferdinand, was married yesterday to Senorita Amelia Ilammel of Havana, by the Rev.Dr.Wiseman, in St Peter's Church, Jersey City.The same couple were married some time ago under peculia circumstances by Justice Dodge, in the Jef: ferson Market Police Court in New York.Senator Grimes was very severely criticised in New York, on account of his letter in the London Times.It has given great offence in diplomatic circles, and his criticism on mem bers of the English embassy is considered, ifnot impertinent, at cast entirely distasteful.His statements in reference to Mr.Sumner ar said to be absolutely untrue.The Massachusetts Senator made no request for the removal of the injunction of sccrecy, and there was only one dissentient against the publication ot the speech, namely\u2014McCreery, of Kentucky.Europe.Herald's Paris special says that the Ameri can citizens in Paris have drawn up a farewel} address to Gen.Dix, to which he replied 1 inviting 400 of his countrymen to a banquet at the Grand Hotel on June 1st.PARLIAMENT, LAST NIGHT.An enquiry in the Senate whether it was intended to make the Post Oflice Savings Bank system universal throughout the Dominion, was answered in the affirmative.An address was agreed to on the subject of imposing a heavy export duty on Canadian lumber exported to the United States.In the Commons Sir J.A.Macdonald said, it was intended that evening to go où with the resolutions respecting the Hudson's lay Territory, and on Tuesday next consider the resolutions with respect to Banking.The House went into Committee on the acquisition of the North-West Territory, and the discussion continned until the report was despatched.CITY CHAT.Up to six this morning weather cold, grey and dull.Circulation of the Srar yesterday 7,150 copies.Building trade in a bad state.lately discharged eighty hands.The selling price of Royal Canadian Bank Bills approaching par.Last sales at 95c.No big firés, no big raids, no awful or sensa4 tional events during the night.Things quiet, Hay is selling at $24 a ton, and horses are placed on short allowance.A copy sent to every solvent trader in the West.Last night mild, calm and delightful.Viger gardens crowded.The young folks taking their walks abroad.The twenty horses bought by the Corporation are stabled in Cote Strect, and doing as well as can be expected.Carters restive under the new regulations for wearing three ounce lead badges upon their hats.Some say they will not do so.Abortive attempts being made to get volnn- teers to drill.On parade the men appear to discard tho red and blue coats.IIow\u2019s your uniform ?Trade still comparatively dormant; buycrs are cautious, and sellers unusually anxious: transactions average 45 per cent under last year\u2019s business.Hints about defective sidewalks no good.A narrow cscape from a broken leg occurred yesterday.How many more we cannot gucss at; probably half a score.u've lost, I've lost my child\u201d is a%sbng sung annually by some thousand parents in Montreal.They've all found their children, however, at the Police Stations, except the last, reported in our columns yesterday.We're gradually being denuded of war material.Says our reporter :\u2014One \u201chundred term-expired invalide have left for Quebec, and all the military arms and stores are being classified for shipment to England, commencing this day.One firm has CITY.Quarterly collections at Trinity Church will be made to-morrow morning and cveninz.In the Spellman case yesterday, Mr.Kelley presented a second petition for a writ of ka beas corpus.Judgments are to be delivered to-day in the Superior Court, and on Monday in the Court of Queen's Bench (appeal side).Divine Service to-morrow, Sunday, at half- past two in the afternoon, in the Protestani House of Refuge, conducted by Rev.Jolin Alexander.At Knox Church to-merrow, Sunday evening, at seven o'clock, Dr.Irvine will deliver a discourse on the \u201cBin agginst the Holy Ghost.\u201d : There has been a case of mad-dog in the city during the past week.Now the hot weather is coming on, citizens \"owning dogs should neglect no precaution to prevent mad ness.Water troughs on the sidewalks unde the drinking fountains is about the Dest precaution, : MiLitary.\u2014They say that «nly the old wa material is being shipped home.This is incorrect, as all the good stores are being sent home, and those of an inferior or damaged character are to be sold.The amount to be expended in this district is not one quarter of that spent in ordinary years.Colonel Martin- dale, R.R., the new comptroller, ig on a tour of inspection, and his report to the Imperial Government is expected to be opposed to the BUSINESS.Immense Bankrupt Stock, 40 per cent.belo cost, at 52 St.Lawrence Main strvel, cow McCready\u2019s Dollar Boots are warranted all hand made, 93 St.Joseph street, big red boot, opposite City Hotel.money.Fresh-made, improved Dollar Boots at K arty & Bros\u2019, 215 St Lawrence Main street, Ce Clothing at a sacrifice, for the whole ci St.Lawrence Main street.© city, at 52 Upwards of a hundred thousand pack Tea have been sent from our Warahouse and over a thousand testimonials can be shown bearing testimony to the quality and purity of the Tea.Montreal Tea Company, 6 Hospital street.spl 85-1m Splendid opportunity to dress neatl n cheaply, at 62 St.Lawrence Main street.y and Pants cut by best military system at Ivers\u2019, New Advertisements at 12 o'clock, T WENTY EXPERIENCED DRY GOODS SALEMEN and Six Apprentices wanted immediately, at the RECOLLET HOUSE, 114 \u2014T = M RS.STINSON, OF THE LATE FIRM oF COX & STINSON, NOTRE DAME STREET, Begs to intimate to her ol customers and thé public generally that she is carrying on the MANTLE AND DRESSMAKING, AT 30 PALMORAL STREET, OFF ST.CATHERINE, NEAR BLEURY STREET.114-3 BANKRUPT STOCK.CLOTHING! CLOTHING! CLOTHING! FORTY PER CENT.BELOW COST! No.52 ST.LAWRENOE MAIN STREET.Having purchased from the Official Assignee at an immense:discount, for cash, the whole of the valuable Merchant Tailor's Stock of Messrs.TEOMPSON & CONWAY, Insolvents, the Subscriber will open the above premises, No.53 SP LAWRENCE MAIN STREET, on SATURDAY MORNING ST1 INST, When 1 wilt #ffer FASHIONABLE READY - MADE CLOTHING, GENTS\u2019 FURNISHING GOODS, &c., at prices that defy competition, I would also respectfully inform the public that 1 have secured the services of the experienced and popular cutter, Mr, CoONWAY.And having on hand a large stock of Fancy Tweeds, Doeskins, Cassimeres, Broadcloths, &c., &c., which I amin position to make up lower than any other house in \u2018he lrade, | respectfully solieit an Inspection of my stock.JOHN MCINTYRE, 14 .Merchant Tailor, F'IRST-CLASS DRY GOODS SALESMEN wanted immediately.Apply at the Recolict House.113- \\ON'T BE DECEIVED, BUT when you want BOOTS that are Boots, rt | at the Bi¢ RED AND BLACK Boor, 209 McGILL STREET, Where you get Style, Cheapness and Durability.118-6m W.WATTS.YARD.WE BEG TO AN- J NOUNCE to the public that we are selling Extra Fine Japan, Young Hyson, Twankay, and Iinglish Breakfast Teas, from 2s.Gd.per 1b; other Teas equally ehieap; best Java Coflee, whole or fresh ground, ts, (KL, per1b.; Coolcs Friend, Cook\u2019s Favorite, and German Baking Powders, 18.per pound package; Taylor's, I'ry\u2019s, and Epps Cocoa, Chocolates and Broma; and a general assortment of whole and ground Spices from 25 to 50 per cent.below any house in the city, A fair trial respectfully solicited.Any quantity sold.GREAT DOMINION TEA (o., 428t.Joseph street, nearly opposite St.George's Chureh, and 217 St.Lawrence Main street, third door above St.Lawrence market.112-6 N OTICE TO THE PUBLIC.The FLOATING BATH is now open to the publie daily, from FIVE A.M.(0 NINE P.M,, during the season, For tickets and rates of admission sce hand-bills, and on board the bath.113 A.C.KILGALLIN.H ATS! HATS! For a large assortment of SILK HATS, SOFT and STIFF HATS, PARAMATA, STRAW, LINEN, TWEED, and PANAMA HATS, inall the latest styles, go Lo .21, 4 205 NOTRE DAME STREET, , FIVE DOORS WE3T OFTHE COURT-HOUSE JAMES HENDERSON & CO.728 THE DRER STANDS AT THE DOOR.106 THBRINKERS, TAKE NOTICE of the REMOVAL OF THE PLANTAGENET WATER DEPOT from Mr.Buss's Fruit Store to the next door, No.15 Place d\u2019Armes.110 R.W.BOYD Agent.[LACROSSE BELTS = = mn > n n a Q © s = = .= = I.5 © D a nm - M editions of Tax Gran for a a .Moutreal Post-ofl) .= Bete Cam nothing be dono fer them bo auked | ee era MÉRIOAN cop om BeaRE XATANTED, A COOK AND mournfully of the Recorder as conc! ; ae = oh ., Ouamuvn 1 1A the Yess sont ont the Indie eding te that official, Lhe bat Tho Valocipade Oullr elroy the varie dc Laveronce Main root.We have où band po Of D emgthy dottor In Tun Seats wherelo x ety 10 gr de.Qi por pair, aù riety SB RL.Joseph the latest siyica; also Kid and Others.that fe Tork hy the day or week.Apply se Ones and te gl re oats, fall ate atk will bo à vialt bo Rafter & Ken- Si Sate oft ad bean Summer, Dove : : .ve > ge + J oP five the Mogmoby, sys new Clothing store, 3 Bt.Laurence Main and Walking | We lave also Ja\u201d.Eroughl ANTED, 4 STOUT BOY.0 }einph | weight ol the Aebièues of te Recorder's Court, \u201c0S |.) sumer, and Chiktrew\u2019s Kia SRESCHE DUR.elegance, and shape, I is impos.Awl He aS clock, totching style.A amd Prabelia lowankle, bation.A.Horry, | New ivetiens nr * : i 3 15 i I | ! TERE Ii Ë ; ; j £ I | F i iL 1 | ÿ ï h | Messrs, WINNING, HILL & WARE, Montreal : A utreet.5 RB ANTED, TWO GOOD, Joy a silence groetad b be Some Toa company rem NN OW OR NEVER! W rl NO GOOD.C ARR ATR AOA! cpisdle that ho wa © Crea Soto dep mb To ™* \u201ceux czar Boor AND BHOE TURE Fortitention 00am: ; _ | Uxuquaszue RRSULSS-UNSURPARE® roams moved, wes ~FApecial attention 2er \u2018 = : a Bevasics.- a tinotly heard to marimar, \u201c One dollar or t EAI pe A BY Law.CORNER-OF DALHOUSIE SQUARE.i ANTED, A FIRST-OLASSR, = -1- css ee Lamy Vat rence street, near Ovals.\u201d m 2 rg te \u2018 The Pragrietois of the esledented Oarretracs can be done for them.pain SrAR\u2014Four Editions Dally.Ome Oop - : JOHN * 2 Notre Dame os ; Mineral Spring, of Plantagenet, beg bave toin-| The attendance small this morning, PE \u2019 ?; es forsa the publie that they are now daily recetv- and his Worship the Mayor did net occupy the aT poeme Eater Kennedy, L OOK TH IS WAY! ANTED IMMEDIATRLY ing the Walers fresh frome the Springs.From ghair.Neither did Mr.Stanley C.Bagg, for 81 Nt.Lawrence street.; Every destviption of BOOTS and SHOES may a man to dig in a garden.y EstARLIANED 1961.\u2014 Fresh Steam Ronsted descen at the EAST-END BUOT and BHUË a the Ban olive: i ys yaintol die nok Jews, Tho band lar | Coie, 0 Pari Bowes necksgo wast | GS ST.MARY STREET, tn variety of i the of Ale to the .a recommending ng aire air catorod the ted, ro Sd eat è Hope) Uoauzæ or DALMOUSIR SQUARE.mn A STEADY, MARRIED MAN, an; street real.experience in canvassing, may hear ofa porme- è ufacturers lea all cases thelr rae win he Wining hi most Zum.There wore many ripe faces among the ee ra Fea ae OR SALE, A PEDLARS Tent undertaking applying, stating full par- \u2019 and they wore gonerally in low Baltaly will until Card int, 109 Apply at SPAR Sion verse WANTED, AN HONEST BOY.\u201cThe Recorder then gave out the hymn for Pefoct fits, styles, anû workmazati, ot mater | | EEK\u2019S LUNCH HOUSE AND Lig wore a raelary.Altre BARBIE.\u20144 Dear Stre,\u2014Thin 18 to certify that I have wed the day, and singing te solum exercises & Kennedy's, gusranteed al the Mart.LT RL LR : , Ë were procecded J -on hand first-class B x STRACE CHO OYSTERS SARDIN Lorsrars vicinttg of Blewry and Shoe Rivage Wo fined It se beat and\u2019 and all delicacies day trom 1 AS PMR JF, Drawer aden.\" =» a + cheapest place in City.\u201d 198, M3 and 196 SL ble rates alan, choles WIRES, hala na, 3 square.DORR, ALES, PORTER, abd 0 ry: \u201d = 5 \u201cTo Volocipede Collar just out.\u201cWEE Bataan kin vlan \u2018WANTED, BY A MARRIED + nat JAMES MEE] .a \u2019 ET RRS EO | Mn aki we reer EE STIR | Bay the Vetoatpade Collar.The prstilest and ALHOUSIE SQUARE.Boora\u2014~Ladied\u2019, Miser, and Children\u2019s Kid FOR STYLISH GENTS WANTE D-$10 and ia high ankle à L\u2014G.A.Perry, FOR GOOD FIT, N A DAY-TWO $10 MAPS FOR §i\u2014 RONAYNE'S DOLLAR BOOTS, vus the 633 ST.MARY STREET.MAPS\u2014Two Continents, Amerien, and Europe, | highest cut and finest In the city.am - m ends th x » : Ut Joseph a.Chabollos hr au, immense noale.Colored\u2014in 4,000 Countien.Tarorrea.\u2014Ivers\u2019 Store noted good ; great Mapa, now just completed, 8 x 8 Bovra\u2014Genta\u2019, Boys}, and Youth's Bankums OTTAGES AT LONGUEU IL.large, show every place ef impertance, all Rall- Yon han), a fow hundred pairs Ladle\u2019 Prasola when ave inate raie frs the DORION, 16 various Kuropean Biates.Thess Mage nceded od M.Be are |: Dolman, \u2026.LM.Honayne, and 18 Lite St.James street.user |, Aguce Jeffroy vas a chaste woman Last Advortiements of sitnationt usted in ail the 1849 ESTABLISHED 1840) dde ape earth di following is the (he Rin sad Tou Company, Bouts Vernon es Paie ar, rs J EDROOM WANTED, IN.the atrent, \u2019 === A \u2014 EE BILL & WARE.| night for once in her life.À cn a RR EEL SARE (AE np ad oS tre, ANUSENERTS: ; Rights gad large discount given $0 good , , Joseph GRAND ATHLETIC FES:| SPH ON.mre om a a et amas © OARD.\u2014 THREE GENTLE: [sa snd bite tun cid of Papincan'nosd A SRAND ATHLETIC FES: \u201c \u2014 |emdemand.Ale vest $00 stent and plate MEN can accommodated with comfort- They were admonished a dollar 8 JUN, In aid of Une funds of the Montreal Genera NEW LACES AND ROIDERIES | r ram en mean Several walesnco cose war one on | RY AT AL PALACE, me \u2014 ve Robt.Wi \u2014 NL oT PATRICK'S == |e.y was by pe efouce 00 TUBSDAT EVENING, 14 June, 1869.dot restr, ox Moravias\u201d and wine spam Oa .A BOCIBTY.for partaking of cold ovation in defence permission of Fiekden à choice collection of Brussels, tou, - 2005 as en of the carters, by Me, Chaplean, the PR end Oticarr tresplondid an of the $b Rega Valoncieancs, Galpure, Danish, Maiisss, and [ \u2018 3 5 oe .: The members TT « Folded his notes like the herbe, Rides will be present.Mirecourt LACES in Collare and Betts, round : BOAR fa assemble at the BY.P.HALL, PROGRAMME > re SURDAY MORNING, EIGHT Sook sin And silently sole a way.\u201d Free G nastics Hortsomtal But.and pointed ; Collars a Barbe, ets To.OARD-TWO OR MORE o - J.WALEE, Ben, focetery.Bo long .yet _ .Dumb Belle\u2014Leaping.N tie fio, 80, do do.To.Bas ù Bart ani voi drone Retro .= _ ape HEE Teapeae\u2014Titing private Torme ; \u2014 : .EE © Aso, A LARGE ABSORTMEINT OF Ar ot Na.20 Clavsiond Fiore Tunas ant ANTED, Two or Turez Indian Buck.| Poiewy.send Fuen mmo: A CANVALSERS., Apply ob IM CITY.Independent Fests Hurdle Race.WHITE AND BLACK TRIMMING LACES == ase i Jaman slot.20 me wv Taree = } n Si acer nat 750; performance So commence - ALL WIDTHS, .ARTIAL BOARD WANTED, / ) \u2014 eta to be had at the p.incipal Book, Mase and with beautiful of 1D | Ne A FEW YOUNG MEN WILL Davide ane, Aqueduct street, Versailles Sieh i ait Bk = = Alcug a rity EMBBOID.yam Lg a 744 EE Boss a = - werchent The special attention of the admirém of fhe Morne oho TTENTION.be a ri SI FORA SHORT SEASON ONLY.very latest ation la diroctod to the Nr MUS- poses CLAM CHOWDER FOR LURCE Orau\u2014 office .James Com, corner SN never Se ANTRR, a decided novelty, re- F .: meme ot St.Nicholas and St, Sacrament etreets was À conuy introduced.wit od PBOARD\u2014TWO OR THREX » ; left open last night.As the preprictor could, WEDNESDAY EVENING May, 19m, 1869 BF All ot the above Laces and | eutiemen SU have centile Badges not be found, « guard was left om the premises.And contines EVERY RVENING watll farther BRIES are marked st REASOWARLE PRICES, and $n 8 a healthy Ma.WOE oan t_ lampe were left fotioa ; are now on view, at KENNY & MgUILL'S WM.McDUNNOUGH'S IR.- NEW MAMMOTH MOVING * vl ¥ = \u2019 TABLEAU OP ERIN, AOE or HOUSE SEW ADVERTISMENT v Foor Rack\u2014A match for $100 aside has Arrenged from sketohes produced in Ireland, CE AND ENBROID OUSE.PARISIAN .HIRAM DUCLOS, Jr, Proprietor.mi Pieces Joba Durkin, of the Tatas O'Noll Shannon | 250 NOTRE DAME #rtkt, - | \u2014 ~ DYmNG, SCOURING ANB.| i five wooks.The race likely 40 bo & good Fares Brot Molvoys Hibenien KSTABLISHED Ba.: ity sels a was dismissed by the Recorder, Boenery, Curiosities, &o., de, Re) moved dour Weak 06 the | Bi wo n \u2014 ' with now 4 | | im nO as a\u2014 10: evidence being directly contradictory.Per- Iltaminaied and Dioranic slides of a sew and | NEW, IMPEROEPTIBLE HAIR NETS Jest | : Im Wa o LA) 1, [ | if äh 3 : F il I i i i i EC i 4 i tik iil i i pr ik Ë i | i jf i i il H ÿ Ÿ ht i F i £ + nse ' - And w.the econery of Iretand, + : RER Pr EE ne STD in| [JAIR NETS! HAIR NETS F Jury mente ; comings a (10960 rocsived at 1-3 11 TEWBELERY, '18- Prac\u201d A \u2014A boy; named Hemnesgy, fell : ULL WW MoDUNROUGHR, | ofa be ; , fron vo encom veers of hie thers bess eu JOURNEY THROUGH IRELAND 186\" \u201d 30 Notre Dame street.of Baten he on have ue both the parties were on - 110 ST.JAMES STREET.William street, yesterday afternoon, breaking 1pteruperaeet win eongs vasa sigh poi \u2014- Leman De rooems laialy counted me.\u201cMcutretl bound fer Gates dre days : 8 his coller bone and inflicting several slight ibe £08 Poin conpotem, DOZEN HATS IM-|5 207 Cihow Gate Boaneceiiir Ne ; ; when the soldier Ounedian, GOOD UNDERSTANDING.scalp wounds.Ho is delag well this morn- Miss Agwme A.Kmny.PORYED from Kagiaad and the Staten æ re be ot aden.a Jt rnalt fram Lake Sapestor A \u2014 | los -| Miss Arita Bran ws Kathleen, | Cle ve Iotoss styles of Hate and fr cheen Firuscan Work will Toostoe district, of oll ho hail.The prissner pleaded NEW Ureur\u2014Two soldiers of the 63h, while Mr.Wii.BARRON as Wobleion.©] cowne at once beftwe they are m and yon = : AT area Fer pond ve.\u2014 alitr m4 ctutedl that the draft for 900 which FH WOR |a small bost last night, upset opposite Mr, BARNEY BULLIVAN ss Dublin Dan the | Save From 20 to 30 Gent by ngatthia |: oe 0 .ith be took Le Shrew ove not knowing Long Wharf, They managed bo right the| Soide: with hs Comic Charaster | Bow, SAEs Sis os Lali Je 49% 2 ou ARR ; ture, and cationed him 88 to whet end he SPRING AND BUMMER Rad tat bor Moles, ely eer Tote Ma WM.MOGILL.Delneator, | 1 Nextiothe Hotel, Montreal MU Tu , THAN, must inevitably come to if he persisted DRY.C00DS.let ; 7 _ Adratanion, 3 conth; reserved sente, 80 conte, BOOLLET HOUSE) nV.Xe following his preset cows of conduct.He -\u2014 Smitances.\u2014The man Deroshes whe was] Doors opon ut 73 to snsamence at 8 o\u2019cloek.R : sentenced him to aix monthe in the common bave ploasure In an i - Sor sale at Prince's Music Rlare: 86 Ce em Cee Jail with band labor.nouncing to the Ladies of Montreal and the Pub- Shwe In pédéters Baupie, Notre Dame strot; and où _N QT ICR! N RB sx) GmaWD MATINER on WeDNmDAY and ATOR, The Store Will De OPENED cach moming al ny Er | Me oe 3 | Of OTL.On 3 1 Wholesale dealers wishing to buy large doté |! : ; 4 ._ eos Déors open at 2 c'elock ; maemce at éhotoctr, wil be admitted hy the side dour (ln Helen JU \" mg 157555 > die == ttresth and attended to between Kionv and | ES ASARVEL sien: voit pan \u2018oantron[u * menti PAFÉST ARRIVA se À .: - dat.= i Ci - wa raiher sang when this Shei ir \u201cRESTAURANT, |S, GOLTMAN & CO, Mrs- eu ep ever yours sulbrood, vs Int Ti och mur a]: OX MONDAT, 3ier, INSTANT, | IDRC HR SAC Fans red, ve hee mee pel © | Eats mites ncumemonnt 258 5 0 n cm placed.It was à trely.Pare de MARTIN, 04 ve rly wad wes no herdebip case remendad, f ; N= Prom wes that the umber should - di Je BR FL I SER one, aX painted legibly on ome panel 8 tn del À Grenad CL the carriage.Instead of defacing Raving | \u201cMR CARLTON, Yan the aumber rm afixed wan on te [No = \"Daun viva Docs As carters had avowed a nt a | mat 07 95 PRESS.mae re Cr \u201cwikia toe mess {08 QEATH'S ALABAMA TWEED site ti salir he - cn dr gum FR SIMO TTR ER En Fier Cote Éscepeion, Xi Le brunes o, AnD ne ui 5, Jot of street Ame ui.>= AGE ; .oo sadt Wid SES0UTE BAKE = ims house ; i ave ; me: - \"Se Lio.getting on Ne ts Ae er Et Se \u2018with a cond Ch RAW od Mes, and od dee along the banks of the canal i i i 3 ® » 2 = is non ; pee auront 2, do dé hme} » = » mae ns dhy de ang i : ; \u201c MU: À pu CAs Sa WR 00 AR ri ais hit BUNTY io; > ning a es ours = 2 M Sad Es Pros Ian awa raapolidin Jom bl a pra .Irdbin ls di : Pio TR vial 3G Sew win) al wat SE ais me oped} \u201cald : CL à mg iy .Toy .- - - - - = - - : LS cal i «0 ;, a \u2019 Ary eo * Ea = a * Fenda mm mm ele La.PRT \u2014 LL Los 0 ' t ba 5 y » = = \u2014 el, .i 5 \u201c ha [ A Ves ahi Lament WN CE ) RE ae rec re .tr _ y; \\ .se 8 2e 1 Re PURE EE Ne ES se on D ge) - FE AB LL 2 ta fee 1 RR Pr ere rn niin fab aqui A 2210 = SE cire.ME TI eR Lo.Loa : ol Lo ne 1 MATCUHT ; Cee 2 - THE BTE ; Sa om \u201c \u201cta a le 3 5 * ane = SRE r = = ; | Tr 7 b EPERENTALOG.= Lo : REMOVALR .VN 1 Rrra Te ii tes = Ï AH Some officers of enginoors have Just been MEL MONTREAL ee M a SA FA Soup sa ool Ril G param DREATE ; .making experiments at Antweip as to the a RY ESTABLIBHMANT.hat RP a rs ei EI cans of defeoding tho pheees af.the Scheidt Borehorteracret Rr RAT OR WER don E i nee eet | Dg + Chri i th plosion of W 20m, ! \\ : of a camera obscurs.\u201cThe Instrument is fred EMOV tele THE BEST TOOTH POWDER EXYART.ty - .at a certain point, and es IX .perd a Dre On LEi\" over it, its ia rofected , \u2014x4Se Lainéeliée Minda'Stvued.© | t at the hia aca the Inthe mi a DE REDON HAS REMOVED | ; ad 5 20 BE MAD AT ALL DROG STORES 7) 1 FV ack od 1h 5 se certain determined poiüt, thé elcétric current to No.38 Beaver Hall Terraos.1 Rene - ER GRAF, CHEMINE, .; .\"MSS VAE i = eye ne re pré Les \u2014 a toes oy as oar read on Fever BEY 3 { .MADE TO ORDER.! .WHSLAIALR AGENT.Se : ri .aro un - To fe et a * 3 Ee, + tach basa corresponding mark in the cham- BOT pe.Le : : Lo Geb ; ( With a very fine smcrtineng Wf 3 f \u2018MAGUIRE RESP ei AN : her The method of observation 1s Mmple B.FULLY begs io inkrm ihe publie that | poor.PLATES! a { PROORATIVE PARES byes B-.and , And was opted for c de Di > Fin ue} .à Venice 14 the atc Malian war, Tho trials | 28 baa temoved re Damo street, oppo.AAT we TRACERS HTW-R & succeeded: porfoctly;.and are soon to be ve- a ÉtRRE.na de Moke evn DOOR PLATES\u2019 CASH PIOOUNT OW} FRR CRAY.peated on R larger scale.ES a md Irien-ou- + 5 on v FT \" Teagan Rs An 4 À - \u2018nSeRowaTIT fm ToL.ee Camm \u201ci PER CRNT.FOR SUWER, 1 JNERIGLY, rr i 5 .A curious sign, saya The Asiatic, of the times onl, : + = @ B A VED > me ron ho pl beac a.ce : H ix afloded by Una ététado oftho Saitan toward rusty, they oiler sale à 0 citation of soany highly respectable families, be | .y » TE prete ativerylow fgere.© =} = fs : 44 die Mobamencdan Bxablshol Ohero te ar | 10 inh Seif rots £2 W008 Eg Ra iy see | tire eva = ri os.P YEING! DYBINGS \u201c82 key.He proposes: to disendow it; ov, in oa Straw Dry Roofing che flail, Parties oufiteing froan any the | im | [ua > Hig wt St IN \u201d othr words, ©, apply to State purposes the Pres Po Felt} = es shove diseases woukl do well 10 avail themaci - ss ET 8 mr 3 il ition steting 1bmbs, Cotton Wheto fe Ie ofthe Present aston = HEAP BAKERY, 707 Craia} Cv aia Prd lv.a.vaat Jatide \u2018vefifmatue: at oùc millton 21 arrive, M0 tons W La bon 1e 155\" tous Chalk tively leave Sura \u2018our In a fow Puits Baap oo _ = sez i 8 : a year.Nothing but thi stun necessity of FN + toms China Pearl Whits.| a ° 15 ER sraxur, nent St es ne de DO vo - 550500 (DATE i sr satisfying the national crslitor could have ws i a | Eee Lie with an \"anya moun of _ tate Agints, Will plans ig vied the Sultan, to such > Jold Sev 17 /A NEW AND IMPORTANT ELOCIPERPR! a x quality; at Vil the ne ein TRG YE : + « Lj + wil oN, .fresh T oe 139 : the State indiroctiy, by placing in the hands\u2019 Cm ap EDR ! of anerant power, Shia TT} iE 3 of indudrions hey Bia a whieh DISOOVARY , «+ Ÿ BLOCIP .Lyon sas chine TET LY : v plot whe \u2018 ; Snel Cae a a a: DENTIST: gv ETA S|, pala À after, em mee SERENE Fon youn, prvi ms ELSE IPAS EE ether STE We tellers thers i VACUUM Hon ELECTRU-MÉDICAL ol Eo herstodore |.M9.1 \u201c MULLINS, 767 Bastof e Ho snow pro: ot, , ; every prospect of x TREAL MENT, comiut.Calling bo! ; 2 Lo ko wat., The Sultan Las paiued something in bis Fo the cure of Pcasen by Ane Mechanical or te butte cloth-boand at the _\u2014 que 0 0 R SE E 8 TA T ER RE howd née Ny _ H > : Westemitow.: 357 | ib Rime In there an re more rational?Is) Is it not atrang where tt Le fokded, and at tbe batton-hole mate that.L EMI R RE \"M.2 wl a and ohieapest \u201cbre Vora tn ha gC TE Er en Lie Cat Fo ri sb ee P| ee si, tp | mots Sy rép e 4 : =; .THE INDIANS.Tn re ut De à Complete harmony of route vents the evller from posing 0 or ving way anal also that they have comune ope \" prvorou AND sure sr HE ALBION: © LOTH: HALE : , 1 au à rE ital z mot ogg health and hap folded; most collars shape ceedi recaver Skin\u2019 \u201cWo = .I RL TL TE = Lt 2) #8 : Late Adécas aMrives received ait to the Ein MO crmpiote fi anne free Qureuta Te eu aprotement on styles mou In met, the gadate of thelr § late father, nw ; trot.a, ox grou, wie ë i ha si Hon.vn LE a Le 3 CF \u2019 effect that the Tadian depredations are unme- ed, nd the Whale nervous organi.the market, and is beautifeily stitched on tbe Fan.in Lhis city, sabl ostate being are ln arb BARE ep y val Hq rons, Tho ravages murdered Milton S.Had- Satioh hecunien reine iho, noe.Loom fo top-edge, near the fold, lmpexting a very finkshed held from m.De netige ating with the | ; # : ley, 5 plonuyr citizen of the \u2018territory, on the | JCS SIGHS ome wal treatineni; \u2018and ir.appearance.ve a tok of mere sante Toougul Reusing \u2018tio Teclended R AALLOW TAY, DDR}., : .tard ik Beira Fiabe and aud alae 0 Rein ee wn inventing Aricent the above-mentioned Veloeipede Osllar, alwo à ave re us the proper ine, Wl | née Dental Cottage + ; SO si , ture \" \" ï al body oy + ~ a \u2018 A : A > i = Rody néar Tacaon, the mail Fodor tardy escaping.\u2019 TO ne treatment wo Parison 2p Cloth-lined, Opêra Colt «6 à vou property left by our said father orem tpn 1, BURGEON, \u201c PRODUCE AND GENERAL ©: + , SR .General W.8.Hamey and staff have let lepay, Ce dress grr oid (ES pret , maanañetared from .Cen WILLIAM CORSE Cred BRN ist : COMMISSION NERCHANTS, BR cat \"St.Louix tor: the Sioux reservation on ne Hara, Morakd Botmmti vanes atten, Eramaiigl, faced: Imitation Montreai, 30th May, I.© TE MONA .Ct COMMISSIURERS ® ER\u2019 ; ' Upper Missouri, near near Fort Sally.The Geme-.Frrtoes Debiiity, Menstrual Irrogalarition Mareel 1 and colored Thay have à .10 RADEWGONDE STREET; oo - 3t Anne M iE i + : ml will havo care of 12,000 Tudians, coimrineçel: nee Of véritily, sewwined .im othe: ° Py Fronta, also Ladies EDROOM SETS FOR $15, 4 +ogm oF Baa vaR HAM a toy MONTREAL.of Ogallalas.Brules, Mincongons, Seus-arcs, dineaacn he Boe the or rn) Wiese great variety Genta\u2019 Cats ue dient Br pana nol ; : Uollars-and_ ; Urvon-Houvne haboas corpus fe their discharge, but was | woib.Vor And | Mr TON, wn Oh Ay | SX pon tno Tost Rot MuDENATS ee ost tho motion, \u201cAnd imate | am pe FE Sh kre, Dame | A large a val mono Pl ie ung wore | i arose | pRUGS, CHEMICALS AND: PERFUMERY.Tera Uenuempa, an » atémda.! The: wonten.however, are sub- 2 de \u2014 - iy, ont os \u2018equal A t ae Bte: Bs ads: personal Sacomfort other than BX B Wl PUMP 81 BERR MENTS Ee ay NURGLpAR, INTRO: w LAS Ge rio ave atrial w n.Srey cry View, recscopte, 5 couts chops tl, Geir oeals ar avet thee nn As cosas FOMISI on ol] aes CATHEDRAL BROCK, © - | \u201cRP cp pole as 103 Montreal \u2014 eth Ea Ta Lau a red | SE EE EE | OERENGTH! ELEGANGE | WET FIRE, y ee