The Star, 21 août 1878, mercredi 21 août 1878

[" es a ren ho AE aS Tein % f i y nu.~~ + 4 ws CRU dia, rt ln er + ; 8 3 À - result cf the combined nee er LAA 05 im, re ESR 0 - _ > ii m0 DIE Mains Ste SA MANS A wi _ EE Re ew of ; if > Lospon, August 20.\u2014A Vienna says : Ths official report of General .vich ahows the espture of Berajevo was the operations of his own force and that of General Tegethofl.Tege.thot occupied Visoks on the 17th instant, capturing a quantity of arms snd ammuni- tien.After the engagement, in which be J.d 82 wen woun snd four killed, he immediately advanced à considerable distance in the direction of 8.1: j v>.On Mone day Tegethoils force formed in attacking column against the northern side of Serajevo, and opened a cannonade against the Castle at.6:30 o\u2019clock in tbe morning, the insurgent srtillery replying.Meanwhile the force of Pbillipovich, divided in two columns, was favored by thick fog in effeeting the turning movement, the column directed against the inyurgept pesition on the westward of Sera.j ihe marae he stack à 7:30 8.0, the main co iving ingurgents with difficulty from their strong positions, only reached its sppointed post on the.heights south of the city at 10-30, when the Insurgents\u2019 cannon were silenced, aud the Acstrian pau advanced in pari.General Phillipo says :\u2014** Fighting of tha west berrible Kid ensued, which lseted until 1:30 p.m.The troops were fired upon from gery doorway snd window ; even women and he od wounded Jor ta in mili opi participe Feredible vues of wildest fanaticism.It was only owing to the good discipline of the troops that the town was not more serious] ; a8 it wes, somc honses were pl and burned.Our lossas unfortunately were not inconsiderable.The i fled in all directions, especially close of tho fgbting the Imperial lag close of the t mperi 8g was hoisted oi luted amidst the cheers of the Christian popalation.\u201d A despatch from Constantinople says the Bosnian insusrectionary chief ji Loja bss accidentally wounded himself.He has deed that every Austria on Tho mw captured shall s eue despatch says the Porte has rei- tersted its orders with regard to non resist ance tothe Austrian advanee, but Turkish suthority is, however, powerless in Bosnia, Belgrade advices are to the effect that the prévarations for resistance at Sienitza are = tually slackening.poeversl thous nd \u2018urkish re; e thr there on va Dee end from Bosnia.Intelligence has been received from Constantinople to the effect that the English, French and German ambassadors yesterday urged upon the Porte in a decisive manner the strict and unreserved execution of the provisions of the treaty of Berlin.It is reported that the Insurgents again n'tacked General Sszpery at Dobof on Mo day, but were repulsed after prolonged fightiny., A Pers correspondent says the ing that the Kuwisns had summoned the.Lezis to immediately ovacuate Batoum, and that the Lezis rentesd to do so.A Vienns despatch says Biemazck has given it to.be distinetly understood that any attempt to shirk the obligations taken Jectiye by the contracting Pewers of the realy of Berlin would - be immediately followed by such measures as circumstances may require, Sparks trem the Tdleanih.Work was commenced on the Point Levis @raving dock yesterday.There have been very heavy rainstorms in Iowa tsusing much damage.The ground was white with snow at Bat- terves, Ont., on the 20th inst, \u2018 A number of families have left Quebes to settle in the Seguensy District, The International Congress of Industry and Commerce met in Paris yesterday.An offensive snd defensive alliance is about 10 be a1 tered into between Italy end Tusis, Mr.Maisan, Law Clerk of the - i Anembly of Quebec, died on y night.Track laying bas been commenced on the Q., ¥,, 0, & O, Railway between Hull and Aylmer.i The first number of» Sica ilivsiiated a ve Christie, Glasgow, In various sizes and gualitiss.Stol Strayed all PAPER-MAKERS' WIRES.LEWIS 8.BLACK & ©0.LOST, Sol pre no oy, and as A tt à Bp eu CIRE ÉOPE, &c 193s 184 MCGILL STRERT.mat On the back part of the neck ; answers Libby, MoMaul à Libhy, Chicago bn \u2014 = = cet \u2018\u201c'Dizte.\u201d A suitable reward will be paid for his * hy, ' CANNED 8.7 TT recovery, and sny one harboring hlm after this MEA\u2019 DRAIN PIPES.date will be prosecuted.Address, 58 Bt.James (Also, Job Lines ln Files, Saws, Edge Tools and OST=-8$1.00 Reward\u2014on Sat.INDIA AGENCY Bunch of 8, with skeleton k W EST > P 1PES, attaches Many one fenviou the same at THE BAK _ PORTLAND CEMEWT Office will receive the above reward.195 2 _\u2014 \u2019 | 08T__82 Rowara_\u2014On Monday, FP.M, TUORETT & C0, ROMAN CEMENT, = Julie 1th Instant, 08 the Bonsecours Market, > Have just received fresh supplies of ut.n .Be CANADA OBMENT, Horsely, ut King's asin, will get L © above reward JAMAICA COFFEE, Là Lo FIRE BRIOXS, 194 3 BERMUDA ARROWROOT, PIRE CLAY, PROPERTY FOR SALR JAMAICA GINGER (Green and Dried.) Pos Sars By COCOANU'ÉS, W.& F.P.CURRIE & 00,, 100 GREY NUN STREET, MONTREAL.137% ~ NOTICE.DOMINION COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS\u2019 ASSOCIATION or MONTREAL, NOTiOB.Arrangements have been made with THE 8\u2019 INSPETUTE to have the use of their RRADING BOOM for merhbers of this Association.Members of Mister\u2019 Associations age invited to mabe ue of this Reom when visiting the city.Cortifibates 0 Ve prodiosd when roguired.R.C.BINPEON, 198 4 Bec./Fross.BOOTS ANDSHONS.BooTs AND SHOES.LADIES PARLOUR SHOE STORE, 375 NOTRE DAME STRERT, A ARGS ASSORTMENT OF Ladies, Misves and Children, FINE BOOTS ond SHOES, A.ANGUS.us BILLIARDS.PROPERTIES FOR SALE ! Two handsome Villas, & number of Cottage and several Via Lots and business stands at MOUNT ROYAL VALE.A substantia! Stone Residence ang large Garden, and as number of Villa Lots and good butness stands, on the principal steeet of the Village of 8%.Laurent, tho proposed Victoria City, and s number of lots on : JAMAICA 7 and 10 UM: 3d) Dist! iy tros years o ) Pisiited purely from The CHOICE BAVANA CIGARS, POR BALE AT KEDUÇED PRICES Albion and Erin avenues (the two grand tu recentiy opened there) ; Also, a number of beauti- fui lots with à pleseant view of the river and well shaded with trees.A number of the best situated lots for business or residences at Cote Bt.Antoine, Cote Bt.Luke and Cote des Neiges Villages.Two good residences, one of them stons and the other brick, at the lust_ mentioned place, with a few gores of ground, Two Lote snd Houses in the Town of Longaenli, fronting om the fiver, CITY PROPENTIRS : Those three strong cul-Bone Blocks, Nos.532 and 526 St.Mary street, with adjoining buildings, with Ice House, &c., and a large piuce of vacaat ground In rear.Noe.28, 40, 32 and 34 Jacques Cartier street pros nest cu fine and friek_Tenrmont Hnnsra, feet from the corner of tt.Mery street.Nos.40 and St.Maurice street, » fow hlocks from BGI oot, and 90 feet from 8t.Jos ph street.Three shops and a number of dwellings on oppo side of same strect, commencing with Nos.and 80.The Brick Fields, Sand Pits and Quarries, certain iy the hept and most valuab'o on the © nttncat, will be sold tn lots to suit curchamers.The Water Works, with about thre: ncres of ground, will be sold In one Int, and tue Omnibas, with 8 plsor of Iand for depot, Will L disposed of, snd purchasers wil be bound to ran sti ast mg trips a day.to snd from the City Post-office as at Pie Horses, Carriages, a quantity of tha richast Brussels Carpet, and cleyant, costly Household Furniture, will be sold with Mr.O'Briea's owa Villa Residence.$129,000 worth of Pirst Mortgages on Res] Be tats, in ms of from $100 to 25.005, §¥ Term very liberal.Apply to THOS.¥.(\u2019BRIEN, 5372 ST.MARY STRENT, Mount Royal Vale in Every Morning, and at = the Afternoon.188 FURNITURRB TILIARY FURNISHINGS! GREAT REDUOTION IN PRICES.Having purchased, AUCTION, the entire stoek A BER pron lero FRENCH A AE PERS QUES vine REP a de Con para ve 5 Dean: Ordos seat by Mall prospti y attended to IL B NIGETINGALE, 7 axp 9 8T, JOHN STREET.IVE QUE 377 ere role pp Spo PCO LIN 276 a BELANGER.276 NOTRE DANY STREET.{am jo recotpt of assortment of LADIES\u2019 DKAWING-ROON DESKS, DRE Ge rt arts a PARLOR FETS tn the Quecn Anne and Bust Lake WHITS BOILY end MAPLE, Ornamenteé and Venseref, - The whole of which will be sold Chéap tor pak NO.8 COMMON STREET, BOLIOITORS, C.LEGGE & 00, (Movanasintes 1850, SOLIUTTORS OF PATENTS: - 10% BT, JANES STREBŸ 168 re des DR.BRY to evolve the directed to the affected a unpleasaniness, and effect organiom is traly marvellous.evalvea Blestrict disease wherc medici mony with nytrre\u2019s impotency ts York City, and putterons cured, will be sent on applios BELT ! flexible, and easil tue host and molaire of! ne body alone a, atl parts.They give no Be ord are epdoreed Hate Te dine Pare \" from | Beware of Spurious Taitations wal AN\u2019S a + They are à Self Caré without takiny Mediéluie, for Nervous Debilliy snd Fxhtistion, Comp Intute: Weak moss Phy | Lai Prostration.Pre ° mature Deeny.(ParuntsD, 1874 axp 1877.) aû asd ect speedy spresia ai ional, organic and nervous disorders.is fe the most 1a] way of Svplying Riectriot and Maguetism {0 the human system, and the action of these wonderfu) pl: monds of nature, on the waning Dr.Bryan's Electric Belt due Tor Toby set i Ra key nyo espeofally beneficial for recuperating the Satem, and 1 svator ing ha rocreatire powers, wh jared by impradent habits or ex vi, v sicknoës of = 187: A2.MORENOUSE aba the United Stains, Bouse Rens er pésnenen L Æ JABVRIE, \u201c a.M.PALMNS- - syr:e Frmmenger Mover, Shoroughly haste with 5a MUBUELOOE |} PSone by Boyeiey and Whe nl 00 EE twMONTHREAD 2 HUUSE SRE-OPEN TE, ett bua cot RENE\u201d ry Pn SR ATR TR Th eT \u201csag, esr \u2026 oc! Np dem BROADWAY ADD 3 ; ses or.* Li x Ww, ro RK oc £3 po 246 \u2014 - 5 [RI Up PROPRIREURS, - » se Bi: a iBB QUEMNS, TORONTO.Cet.Tue tending Note) n°100 Bonnie, wits nace.ons ucailies.Prices gradusted sino 1974, vis 8.00, $14.00, S560, Booms with Rekk, os.00 Sova, $440 pas day.PROPREDÉCRS © Mrptrsal, T10 Hovembes, 1977, 263 15\" ROSSMOBE HOTEL, \u201cLUORS from SKAHD CENTRAL BRPOR, : UW YORK.THMANRIENT RATES; |: £3, K3.50, £4 per Day, A ORDING TO LOCATION OF BOOMS.Booms, $1 per Any and upwards.RIRQGANT VAMILY SUTTER: 41 KBDUOKD Kav aN +: teution\u2019 and Gentlemen's Restomrand Gr.La Comxpomou Wyse ES Hewes.Le.HAWLET D.CLAPP & SON, | .PROPRISYOR » Corner BROADWAY and $90 STRARTS, TEA LEADING SUROPEAY HOTAL 13 NEW YOK, CARS PASS THE DOOR T0 ALL PARTS GF ND CITY AND CENTRAL FARK.JAMES H, BRESLIN,\" PROPRIBFOR.8 wROSSIN HOUSE, TORONTO, ONT.; 3 ne 6 i oy THE PALACE HOTEL OF CANADA.#F# PARSENOER à BA90403 ELEVATGRÉ i RUNNING DAY ond FIONY.SARATOGA SPRINGS, ¥.Xe.CONGRESS HALL epez fur guests CLEMENT & WILKINSON,- MANAGERS.- 1.8 CLEERFY, SELLING AT COST PRIOR We.1 MERRSCHAVNS AY SY, LAWRENOE HALL 19s GIGAR COT AMEBIOAN COAL ALL : BEST QUALITIES, ORDERS TAKEN AT LOW RATES FOR DELIVERY VROK SOAS ANDREW BAILN, 88 axD 85 MoGILL STREWE, 105$ N° EIRE LE ace 3 oo .GooP PA3TUBAGE Horees anit Oows t À ston Post; water.Apply to A, Ramsay, F : (CENTS FOR SALE, BRYAN APPLIANCE CO, .7f - 1 47 TS 147 East Fifteen } S14AR OFF PDEFOT FOR CARPET FEUT at éc per yard, delivered free | ra w; ALE STATIONERS HOLES 97.PAUL arRamm.ARE THE ONLY MANOPACFORRRS AMS\" TES COMPETIFO D WHO ASURIVED AN AWARD Pou EXONS or ent SE.OORD SEWING COTTON.AMILY SHOULD B& WITHOUT À PACKAGE OF IMPERIAL BUKAX, \u201d Molr om: ow be had af «ny respects rocker 4 ory dr Ten 1 10 8 : \u201c *i TA ee ty GILSEY HOUSE.3 F- Mag \u2014 Core dan This splendid hotel is mow thereugsil * ° demie Me a ; ut dur a, \u201cw.GRAHAM & OO, Proprietors.624 and 626 Craig Stress COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OP THE Crrev- LATION OF THE STAR for the week ending August 17th, period of 1877 ; AtausT, 1877.Monday .13 14,758 Modan 1878.seem that the ¢ corresponding , 18 14,77 From.ngure i Te decrease week in Ansusts, are coustantiy tonchers The books Mon, and the public are in- va do 2 examine tor themselves APs are insertion of Advertisements, the BF TO Le handed into the office the day er SPY Wiciore publication.We are ebliged to raie inflexible, otberwise 18 would be im- te setisfactoriiy diepose of the mas of ad- that crowds upon us of times.WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1878.TO OUR RRADERA.\u2014The STAR will be mailed, postage paid, to any part of United States or Canada, at the rate of 25 cents per month, to any of our city readers who are leaving town during the summer, I Wu have several answers to gerrespond- ents awaiting publication.Since O'Donovan Rosss resigned the Presidency, the receipts of the Fenian Skirmishing Fund have fallen off from about $1,000» wéek to but little over $100.Mr, ARCHIBALD FoRnu5, the well-known Datly News war correspondent, after pessing through a)! the hardships of the recent war, has been compelled to leave Cyprus on account of the malaria of that unhealthy island.Tux Ministerial political wave representing Dominion and Quebec politics is about to roll over the Eastern Townships next weak, the two Premiers, the Minister of Fi- mance and their colleague \u2018of the Inland Revenue, having the intention to cause the roaring of the breakers to be heard in those some time unaccustomed remote regions.WE publish the address of Mr.M.H.Gault, one of the candidates for Montreal West.His confession of faith on Trade questions has about it the right ring, while what he says as to economy and retrenchment is no more than the necessity of the case demands, We want a national policy\u2019 in all that the expression means, and the country will not be content until it obtains it, from whosesoever hands that may be.[ Nor a little speculation as to the whys and wherefores of the occurrence has been caused by the fact \u2018of Canadians having had to go from Home to hear the news of the date of the approaching elections, the New York Herald being, perhaps, the first to give definite announcements regarding them.Has it became the practice, for safety\u2019s sake, to send announcements by the way of New York ?Gewsnar SHERMAN has just written to the Superintendent of the Michigan Military Academy a letter on military education, in which he says he deems such schools not only most important, bat really essential to the maifimal welfare.He gives aa his res.som for this opinion that military grouping .enables the head to ensure attention and art jostruction.Further,\u2019drill sets up \u2018tiie boy, betters the physique, trains the Juvenile to the use of arms, and for all these a ressons » military school is the best possible preparation for « skilled militia or army of volunteers.The General further recommends regular military inspection, snd that everything be done to perfect such institutions and approximate them ss nearly as possibly to the regular standards.These are rflec- tions which our school directors may well consider, as they encourage those which have already launched out in this direction, and may stimulate others to go and do likewise.3.Tug culling of deals at Quebec, as well as the regulation of matters connected with pilotage, bave been subjects which have caused the Dominion anthorities considerable difficulty, They have conferred upon them no amount of patronage, but the offices have not been regulated in & manner that has been at all satisfactory.The systems have been more or less modified, but still without affording what was required, sither by the individuals employed, or by the persons interested in the proper transaction of the business.In connection with.the cullers department, during the last sess.sion at Ottawa, there was sn interesting discussion, sud a varlety of suggestions were offered, but still a conclu.i-glom wes not resched.Now, we notice \u201cthat an interview has taken place at Quebec between the merchants and shippers and a Government official, when the subject was freely discussed apart from any extraneous considerations, the apparent result being the desire to abolish the Supervisor's Office, or maka it entirely.distinct from any Government eonntction, - granting independent commisefèns to all cullers passing an examination, subject to a board of survey.On the occasion to which we refer, during last semion, a contention which seemsd strongly to commend itself was, that in Jumber, no more than in other lines was a Government brand FT, since that gradually the excellence of à brand would commend itself, make itself sought after, and give to the product a value even superior to what the meckaniea}teurk ofs Government offeial could confer.THERE are those who, with specific objects in view, are endeavoring to frighten the public from the contemplation of the subject of & readjustment of the Canadian tariff, in the sense of fostering our struggling industries \u2014 among other things, by representing it ss useless, impracticable, mestional, and, indeed, disloyal and Communistio in its tendency.With respect to the utility of Protection, we need only refer to the experience of Germany, which through the great Chan.oellor, as has previously been shown, has determined to give to its operatives and manufacturers the benefits of a measure of protection Great Britain has, through the applications of many of her capitalists and industri- als, approved the same principle, while her statesmen of both political parties have admitted the legitimacy, indeed the urgency of the claims of the last-mentioned.Doc- trinaéres of Free Trade in Europe, as well as in ibe United States and Canada, have been scemslomed to enforce upon us the clatms of their own peculiar façal ideas, which, mid they, had been shown \u2018by to be superior to anythisg that had evr been previomly or subsequently devised 1 but when we have come ty\u2019 the men who have bad the practien] experienes ef the And the corresponding system, and have personally effects, they have been a in favor of protection, trade, which, every to maintain.interests of the j of protec- Then, as to the different experienc: tion, we have peuple of the United oa the pat Jder it, built up their indus.States, wh& moreover, flourished to such tries, they have been enabled, not 8 degvershadow us, their most adjacent -but to carry dismay into the xis of the manufacturers of distant Zurope, who, in some instances, have had the advantage over them of protective duties, well as that increased protection afforded by the cost of transportation across the Atlantic, as well as other attendant charges.Ît is well known thst, had we in Canads made some concessions to France in the matter of articles in which our revenue tariff pressed hardly upon that country we should have beenJenabled to secure freer access to somes of her markets, as well as have had greater facilities for the obtainment of ber supplies.It is thus manifest that the term a readjustment of our tariff was the proper one to apply, for it not only means abuilding up, but s levelling down, m some particalars.The ides that & protection afforded in this way would be of no use for pretective purposes is ane of those exploded fallacies which nowadays, for want of a better argument, there are those who will not hesitate to revive, Our United States friends fully recognise in their own case the necessity for s similar policy, but they are not prepared to do what we Cans- dians seem willing to adopt as our policy the allowing of persons with whom they trade to come in as they please with their products; but to keep them, the Americans, out with their productions whenever the ides may seem to commend itself.Of their negotiations with France, s protectionist country like themselves, for trade facilities, some of their writers say they shall be disposed to take more stock in the matter when they see it proposed by' the French Government in terms acceptable to their own.They say: \u201cThe proposals so far made by the energetic geatle- men on the other side scold us a little for our tariff and then recommend a revision of the duties on French silks, wines and spirits.Of course, we expect that; now then what is the quid for this quo.What are you going to do for usin turn?Does the French tariff need no revision! Oar principal exports to France are food staples and raw materials which it is for her interest to get as cheaply as possible, but American manufactures are rigidly excluded.\u201d\u201d Can not the Canadians utilize this argument in their own case?À firm policy, possibly it need not go the lengths of retalistion, the Americans manifestly hink would be eminently practical, and that is all that we require in Canada ; only it must be dictated and regulated on come mon sense and business principles.Then, how should it be sectional 1 Are we not all one Canadian nationality! Are there not special interests in each part of the country \u201cwhich require some consideration, and by a readjustment, as experience may show to be necessary, would noteach be benefitted, and would not a grand national policy in this way be inaugurated 1 To talk of sectional.fsm as has frequently been done is merely with a view to raise that feeling and is only the work of those who are entitled to the appellation unpatriofléjwhich it is sought by them to apply to others, Where does the disloyalty come in ?Great Britain has accorded to Cansda certain powers and prerogatives in dealing with other peoples which, in view of the existing sentiment within her own borders, she would not seek to restrain unless it went altogether beyoud the bounds which mo «ne seriously contemplates In connection with the Canadian national policy proposals.\u2018Then as to the subject of loyalty in general it is cziminal, under existing circumstances, when to none can sound exception be taken, to raise such an issue and to throw in such an apple with the intention of promoting discord.So far as this affected Communis tic fear, those who make use of it strengthen themselves upon a recent declaration of ex.Governor Beymour of New York, when he is reported to have said :\u2014¢ The communist is only a highly developed tariff man, who believes that the Government makes the prosperity of a country and should interfere with the business of its citizens.They both believe that the property of one should be given to another to make his business prosper.The one seys this should be done by a division.The other reaches the same end by taxation.\u201d Now it may fairly be asked whether or not there is not a wonderful distinction between the Communist and the high tarif man.The former wishes to share and share alike with bis nedghvors, no matter the cost to the country, or no mattter how great the loss may be to the individual, who, up to the time of the partition, was much better circumstanced than himself; not so with the high tariff man, He bas not only labor, but he has capital interests at stake, and knows thet by a policy of tariff adjust- ment\u2014protection if the word may be considered more suitable \u2014 both those interests will bo advantaged, and the country generally benefitted.The one is essentially selfish, while we all know that in many instances, in the case of the others, establishments have been maintained in operation long after they have ceased to be profitable, the sole reason for this being to avoid the disaster and the suffering which would be the inevitable consequence.We are told that it is a fact that cannot be disputed that communism flaunts itself most promi- pently and defiantly in those countrie® where protection principles have been adopted and are maintained\u2014in Germany, France and the United States.The ssying is that a rose by any other name would smell as sweet, and is it not another fact that se far as labor agitations are concerned Great Britain has suffered from them in a degree to her facilities and resources as much as those countries of which we have been reminded! Let us by all means have home | manufactared legitimate issues brought into the controversy instead of foreign imperta- tions like those which we have discussed.\u2014\u20140e Canadian Chess Associntion.The seventh annual tournament of this association, which commenced yesterday, bids fair to become a success.The Competitors yesterday were Mr.J.White, Quebec ; Dr.H.A.Howe, Professor Hicks, Messrs.H.Von Bokam, -J.Henderson, J.G.Ascher, W.Bond, W.A.Atkinson, T.M.lsett, J.W.Shaw, Dr.Loverin, all of Montreal.The prizes will be: lat prize, $40; 2vd prize, $30; 8rd , $20; 4th ize, $10 ; bth prize, $5.The rules of the meeting provide that each competitor shall play at least one game with those com - peting, the longest time allowance being 15 moves to the hour, the same as in France, The following matches were won yesterday Ascher took a game from bo\u2018h Bond and Shaw ; Atkinson won against Von Bakum ; Henderson won against Bond, bad a draw with Hicks ; Hicks won sguinst Bond, had sa draw with Henderson ; Saunders won \u2018against Bond and Ieett; Shaw won against Loverin ; Von oh y it isto the \u201cCity News.-_ ACENOWLÈDGMENT.\u2014 The Tressurer Mon- treaÏ General Hopital acknowledges the receipt of 85 from 8 M.J.Gæxsna.HerorTraL.\u2014The number of patients treated for week ending 19th inst.was : Outdoor, relieved, 529 ; indoor, average daily, 117.Ix Tows.\u2014Mr.J.Q Perley, proprietor of Stanwix Hall, Rome, N.Y, and formerly of the Ottawa Hotel here, is in town, and stoy.ping at the Ott+wa.Tue Central Vermont Kailroad Compauy are getting up à grand excursion to New York on 80th and 31st inst, The price for the round trip will be only ten dollars.To ConursroNDENTS.\u2014There are several communications on our table to which, by reason of their length and the strain upon our it is impossible to give pub- lcity.Tax Box PasTeUR,\u2014A bazaar has been opened in this institution for its benefit, under the auspices of Mgr.Fabre.Among the features ase a poll npon the subject of whether the Liberals or the Conservatives are the most generous.AssAULT.\u2014 William Simms, laborer, for assaulting William Riordan, was fined $2 50, with $1 costa, or fifteen days, by the Re: corder yesterday.Mr.Washlow, charged with asssulting the same person, was dismissed.A counter c against William Riordan was discontin Roni ORCHARDS.\u2014Gangs o* mer make à ce, almost © night, o breaking Pa orchards at Cote.St.Henri and Cote St.Paul and carrying off quantities of fruit.A number oi have been arrested and brought before the municipal courts for this offence, but the penaity not being enough tbe nuisance has not abated in any way.Tee Srupy or Mriony.\u2014 Mr.George T.Bulling, a young and rising musical critic and composer of this city, has an able article on * The Study of Melody \u201d in the last nom- ber of The Music Trade Review of New York \u20144a high-class musical publication.Mr.Bulling displays s thorough knowledge of his subject, and treats it in a comprehensive and popular style.DzaTu or à Newsroy.\u2014We much regret to bave to annoance the death of James O'Longhlin, one of the best ef newsboys, all, unswerving honesty, had generally commended himself.He has sold papers for some years and had secured & custom which for his line may be said to have been ratber extensive.He had been unwell for some short time priur to his death, DeNisp.\u2014 Mr.Thomas Noel, saloon- keeper, from whom four bottles of whisky were obtained by a disreputable character under false pretences, denies that he sold it on Sunday.The liquor was obtained on Monday, and Mr.Noel being duly lcensed, of course no action can be taken against him.He states that he has been in the saloon business in this city twenty.five years, and during all that time the police have never had a complaint against him.A DisnoNzsr CLERK.\u2014 Zephirime Le.ult, formerly employed as head clerk in r.A.Pilon\u2019s dry godds establishment, has been arrested by Detective Cing Mars for stealing $150 worth ot silks, kid gloves, &c., and $50 in money, from that firm.The delinquent was discharffed from the service of the Messrs, Pilon some time ago, befure the losses caused by her had been discovered.All the goods were recovered ; some were found in Montreal, and the remainder in the town of Valleyfield, P.Q., where the prisoner went after losing her situation, INsOLVENT CoUrT.\u2014 Before Hon.Mr.ouatice Johnson \u2014 Application was made el order the assignee to discontinue ings upon the sale \u2018of real estate belonging to the estate of W.J.Nelson, also in the case of E.Dandurand, the claimant Lsbelle making default to dismiss the claim.In the case of C, E, Pariseau exception was taken to the pretension of the assignee that the exhibits ought to be produced in the claim of the Cape Gibraltar Land Co.These applications are to be urged before the Judge.BrizrLETs \u2014Hon.L.8.Huntington, Postmaster-General, is staying at the Windsor, .The Ethsn-Allan Engine Fire Company, of Burlington, Vermont, sfter taking an excarsion down the St, Lawrence on Aogust 29th, will remain for a day in this city.The water main on St.Denis street at the corner of Sherbrooke strest burst last night.The Water Department was notified, .Thomas Doabarre, 44, shoemaker, was picked up drunk in Fulford street by the police yesterday afternoon.Oa reaching the station he was so ill that De, Leprohon bad to be sent for.Damaurxo ProrenTy.\u2014Patrick Rooney brought an action in the Police Court yes- terdsy charging a tenant of his named Julie Mercier with maliciously damaging his rty by destroying a Venetian blind, r.D.Barry sppeared for the prosecuticn, and Mr.E.Roy for the defence.After a number of witnesses, whose evidence was ot little importance, had been examined, a rather nervous old gentleman known as Lariviere Lafferty, the authorized agent Mr.Rooney's property, was in the box, Questions asked by the Court sud the lawyers followed one another so rapidly that the unfortunate witness was fairly nonplused, and answered his interro- ators in - rather a vague manner.When asked what time the offence was committed, he said it was done between the time the lease was taken and Mr, Rooney\u2019s return from England.The advocate for the defence he did not know what date that was, to whieh the witness replied neither did he, as he kept no account of time, The damage could not bs proved to have been dome with malicious intent, and was accordingly dismissed with costs sgainat the plaintiff.Tux Fine DEPARTMENT.\u2014It is rare indeed that a city fireman is reported for dereliction of duty or disobedience of orders, and such a state of discipline reflects credit on the whole, body both officers and men.It is, however, the imperative duty of the Chief of the Bri not to look too leniently pon any infraction of orders that may tcilfully occur on the part of the men, but to carry out discipline rigorously, although it may be painfal in some cases to do it.The case of Moise Aumond of No.8 Station, as laid before us, is one of apparent hardship.Ata late fire it Appears he let the hose fall, as he clsims, accidentally, and failed to ascend gh ards i her thau & certain t, althon e Chief to es .Nowf Aumond wilfully disobeyed bis Chief's orders, then nothing can bo said in his favor, and Mr.Patton would not be doing kis duty if he failed to i the man from service ; bat Aumond2asserts that he did not Acar the order given on account of the noise incident to fire, or he would have obeyed it at any raonal risk.He has been eleven years in e force, is a married man with a family, and bears, we are informed, a good to-moryow evening the friends of Mr.M.P.Ryan are requested to meet at 474 St Jobeph street, between Lusignan and Gay streets, to organize committees for canvass g, &c.Suburban Hews.Sr.GabnIiL \u2014 Leon and Charles Vezaau were fined $10 or 3 months\u2019 imprisonment for house.breaking and robbery by the Police Magistrate of the village.fo Cemmanienti TelesreP over se.Lawrcuer = wih The Hon.Dr.Fortin delivered an address hefore the Board of Trade yesterday on the importance exten telegrap ic oom.munication to the jalands an Yghthouses tm the Gulf of St, Lewrence.F.W.Hen- shaw, Esq, occupied the chair.The attendance was more influential than numerous.\u2018The doctor's views on this important subject have already appeared in Tne Stan.Religious Activity in Canada.The New York Evening Pox says :\u2014 ¢ There seems to be a great deal of religions setivity in the Dominion of Canada.\u201d So zealous are the rival.Romau Catholic and raie ont mat a paudfal of neither party can together, as ttawa yester- \u2018day, without shooting and being shot at.These riotous proceedings longus gone , aa a good wa; ving man's occa hat and 7 moves in 10 |-strikrs us that they omght fo bo mach more efficacieus in filling Canada jails.who by his obliging character and, best of van Sane irs PT THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR, WEDNESDAY.AUGUST 21.1818.Noon Telegrams.YELLOW FEVER.Full-bleoded Negroes Attacked-\u2014An- other Town Being Deserted-Fifty Thousand Persons Fico from New Orleans.New Y rK, Angust 21.\u2014A despatch from Grenada ssys the fever bas a.tacked full-bl: oded negroes, killing three.This is 8 wetling unknown before.The town of Canton is now being deserted, the fever baving broken out there, killing Dr.N.Mackay and two others.A special from -New Orleans says Mr, Bhyale-, of the Times, was attac by fever last night.Fifty thousand citizons are reported to have fled from the city.Murder and Robbery.SAN FRANCISCO, August 21.\u2014A Port land, Oregon, dispateh seys this morning three ane r entered the pswnbroker shop of Ozes, felled the with a alang- shot, locked the door, packed up jewellery and valuables and escaped.An was given and officers puisu d the sobb ra.They fired two shots at an officer, missing him, \u2018but instantly killed Louis Joseph, aged 14.Tbe robbers then escaped.If captured they undoubtedly will be lynched, Ozen\u2019s injuries ae fatal.Throwing G inte New York New Yozx, August 21.\u2014The Pilot Commissioners have officially appealed to the federal authorities to stop throwing pe into New York Bay.| Bwash C through which steamships have to mil to reach this port, is rapidly filling up from this cause.- Meisure of Sugar and Cigars.- NEW YORK, À 21.\u2014Lar uantis ties of sugars end as have bees seized by Customs officers this week.Four Cbildzen Drowned.New York, August 21.\u2014A Michigan City, Indiana, spécial says that two boys and two girls, children of J.Stefilen and E.Bchwank, were drowned while bathing in Lake Michigan last evening.The Weather and Shipping.L'IsLET, August 21.\u2014 Cloudy; light north-east wind ; three barks in tow inward ; as, \u2018\u2018 Manitoban \u201d inward at 8 a.m.River pv Lour, August 21 \u2014Cloudy ; Light north-est wind ; vessels bouad up ; one two-masted steamer inwards, Fartuer Point, August 21.\u2014Cloudy ; ligbt north wind ; ss.** Dominion\u201d outw: at 7.45 yesterday ; ss, ¢* Austrian\u201d inward at 9.20 p.m.yesterday, with 12 cabin and 31 steerage passengers; ss, \u2018 Miramichi\u201d outward at 7 a.m Care Rosirn, August 21.\u2014Raining and cool ; thermometer 50; gales north-east wind ; ss.¢ Beaver \u201d out at 7 p.m.Censels and Cotton.LoxnoN, August 21, 11:30 8, m.\u2014'67's, 106].LtvkRroo1, August 21, 11:80 s.m.\u2014Cot- ton firmer; Uplands, 6f ; Orleans, 63.Outside Business Trouble.J.T, Allan & Co., furniture d-alers, New York, have failed.Liabilities, $30,000.om Ve past 21, 10 am Gold .r a ercosvonvovoo soso 100ÿ @ 00 Sterling Exchange.Ty 486} @ 0 MONTREAL, Greenbacks bought at a discount Greenbacks sold at a discount Of.02% 200100000000 00 Drafts on New York.Silver bought at à discount of.Stock end Exchange Oca, Bt.Franclos Xavier and Notre Dame MoxTREAL EAsT,\u2014The supporters of Mr.Justice Coursol are requested to meet today, the 21st just, st 7:30 p.m, in the Protection Hall, No.582 St.Catherine street, near Montcalm, Rzap THI TWics.\u2014Five to thirty drop- of Dr.Thomas\u2019 Eclectric Oil will care common sore throat.It neyer fails in croup.It will cure a cold or cough in twenty-four to forty-eight hours.One bottle has cured Bronchitis of t years\u2019 standing ; recent cases are cured three to six days.It has restored the voice where the person has not spoken above a whisper in five years, As an outward application in cases of pain or lameness, nothing like it has ever been known.One bottle will cure any case of Lame Back or Crick in the back, For diseases of the Spine and Contraction of the Muscles it is unequalled.In Rheumatic or any other pain-the first application does you fod.It stops Ear.ache and the pain of urn in three minutes, nnd is altogether the best and cheapest medicine ever offered to the public\u2014the cheapest, because it takes so little to do you good.It is worth its weight in gold.Why not buy it to.day?Jess of 8 Ont,, writes * Have all Dr.as\u2019 Eclectrio Oil I had ou.Its cures are truly wonderful,\u201d Bold y all medicine dealers, Price, 25 cents.Special Netices.Tue piquant and charming actress, Miss Marisn Mordaunt, of the Broadway Theatre, New York, wus taken suddenly with a severe hoarseness\u2014was unsble to perform ; a friend recommended Giles\u2019 Liniment Iodide ani i the cure was rapid sad com plete.1 all druggists.Sen r phlet.Dr.Giles, 120 West Broadway, N.Y.Trial size 25c.Devins & Bolton, Notre Dame street.araateed, Beads well Kors at YR / Sore, 410 Notre Dame street, opposite Thompson's hat store.MooNLIGET Excursion, \u2014 The St.George's Cricket Club will give an excursion on the river this evening.The steamer ¢ Montarville\u201d will leave the Island Ferry wharf at 7:45 p.1a.MonTREAL EAST.\u2014Tha supporters of Mr.Justice Coursol are requested to meet today, the 21st inst., at 7:30 p.m, in the Protection Hall, No.582 St.Catherine street, near Montcalm.SFOzoNE {s à remedy with a certain d action, which becomes a marvellous er in removing unhealthy accumulations Rnd obstructions, and gives a healthy stimulus to the nervous system.Evzny OxE is asking for Piper-Heidsick Champagne, THOMAS RoBERTs, wholesale grocer, Phila delphia, says: \u2018* BURNETT'S AINE al lays all irritation of the scalp, and will most effectually remove dandruff and prevent the hair from falling out.\u201d \u2014Perry Davis, Son & Lawrence, agents, St.Paul street, Montreal, Wrkxw overfiow of bile ccurs, and the character.If the case, as prosen herein, fonctions of the stomach become deranged, be true in all its essential features, and the burning sensation is felt in the region of Chief is probably the best judge im the stomach, and is ly termed heart-barn.matter, it is one in which he can exercise Dr.Wilson's Anti-bilious and Preserving that leniency which will, we are sure, be Pills, by their immediate action on the fal to him.The dismissal of an old liver, expel all acrid, {rritating matter from public servant for not obeying an order he the stomach.did not hear would be going to extremes, CALEDONIAN SoCIETY.\u2014The of war MonTREAL CENTRE.\u2014This ing and that is to take place at this 8 gathering on Saturday will be under the able management of Captain Newton and A.M.Rennie as Lieutenant.The team consists of twelve members of the Caledonian Society against twelve of any other club or society or battalion of volunteers.Srraix, stiffness of the joints, &o., of the most formidable character have been cured by Dow\u2019s 8 Oil Liniment.Rheumatic which have proved incurable have yielded under the stimulating powers of this excellent Liniment.The power of this \u2014 remedy enables it to cope with external peins, and to cure, at least to relieve, martyrs to rheumatism.Mz.Jas.N.Hume, Carleton, N.B., writes : A cough which was a trouble to him for two years ded to Wilson's Pal- monary Cherry The p! bad been tough and dark.colored, from in my lunges ; after the Balsam for a short time it became t-colored and finally ceased and am now es well as can be.There is nothing like it for colds, coughs, whooping cough, &e.1x the whols medical pharmacepæla there is no medicine that cures Brigut» Disease, Dropsy, Kidney, Bladder and Glandalar Complalnts, and Mental and Physical Debility as well as BUNT'S REMEDY.Es cessive Intemperance, \u2018 ip the Beck and Loins, and BÉUEDY Physicians prescribe w .HUN1'S REMEDY in their practior.fit | ir Srowsy, C.B., July 80th, 1976, Dick & Co, Mosronat fd EATLEMEN,\u2014I re & pac of your Blood Purifier, and gave Pog fourib dose be got id Lange quantiey of gotrido à uantity of small white worms.No es oad ber lieve, to see their quantity, that the horse could live in such a canditi .After à fow days he seemed to brighten, and gradually got fat.Now be is in splendid condition and good spirits, and ! am certain all the change is owing to Dick's Blood Purifier.Roer Marti, Postmaster.Sammer Complaints.Their name ia legion, but the most common are diarrhea, dysentery, cholera, cholera morbus, etc.To case them, use Dr.Fow.LER\u2019S EXTRACT oF WILD SrERAWBERRY, which is a positive specific, and warrauted to give immediate relief and a speedy cuge.For sale by all dealers.New Advertisements To-Uag, SAN FORMS RADICAL CURE | Twesds Ledi FOR CATAREN.2 Instantly relieves and Parmanentiy cures Bnccsing or Head Oslds, called Aoute Ontarrh; thick, yellow and foul mattery im the Nasal Passages oalled e Catarrhs rotting and of the bones of Rye, Threat and Lungs, called Ulcer ative Catarrkh.Alsé Nervous Head ache, Dissiwess, Clouded Memory Depression of Bpirits and Leus of Herve Power.Genuine Merit.A DRUGGIST'S TESTIMONY.Gentlomem, \u2014 We believe SANDFronn's Ranicat CURE to be 8 genuine méritorions prepsration.Some of our customers are extravagsut in thelr praise of It, I D.DEFURD & CO.Ottawa, Kas., Feb.26, 1876.7 Better Satistnesion.A DRUGGIST'S TRSTIMONY.Gentiemen,\u2014Havinæ Soid Sanproun's HAlcAL Cuux for Over à year.I can state that it gives better satisfaction then any shnfisr pre tiou I have sold A.Hi RODERTS.ever .Mt.Plonsant, Ia.Mareh 1, 1478.Complete Satisfaction.A DRUGGIST'S TESTIMORY.Gentlemen,- We havo been selling SANLYIRD'S RabiCAL OURS for the last year.On the start our sales were small ; the prople were incredulous.it Being to most of them a new preparation, aud they could buy s0 many cheaper remedies for 25 cents and BO cents.Now the price ls po object.We sell more of the RanicAl CUKS than all other oatarrh remedies Eu together, and | have yet to hear of & case that {t has not given the most complete satis faction.ry truly 8.W.GIFFORD.10 W.High street, Oskaloois, Ia., Fob.25, 1874.SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE 1s a Local and Constitutianal Bemedy.It is in- \\aled, thus acting directly upon the nasal cavities.ft la taken internally, thus neutralizing and purify- the acidified blood.A new and wonderfulrem 1y, op ag, © germ of the disease.Price, with .m- woved Inhhler and Treatise.$1.Bold by all drug- fists and by*WERKS & P ER, Wholesale Drug- J \", Me AND BUFFERING CAUSED BY Bbeumatism, Neursigis, Paralysis, Cramps, Nt.Vitus' Damece, Seistica, Hip Complaints, Spinal Affections, Nervous irritations, Epilepsy or Fits preceeding from Bhocks to the Nes Stl A PAIN | vous System.Rupiures and Birsims, Fractures, Bruison, Contusions, Weak | Muscles and Joints, Nervous and Feeble Musounlar Action, Great More | mess and Tenderness in any Part of the Body, Weak and Painfal Kidaeys, Great Tonderness of the Kidneys and Weak and Lame Back, caased by Chronic Inflammation of the Kidaeys, - atomee Relieved by COLLINS\u2019 VOLTAI« PLASTERS.\u201cARB DOING WONDER S.\u2018' Messrs.Weeks & Potter\u2014Gentiemen,-COLLISS' VOLTAIC PLASTERS are doing wonders.They work like magic,/and those you sent inst are ai) s0/d and more wanted.Fend me three dozen as 8000 A8 FOU gustnis.Money euciosod herewith _{ want them morrow nlsbt, if possible.In hasta.\u201c Yonre, T.¥.PALMER, I.M, No.Fayette, Me.May 1, 1876.- \u2014 ; PRICE 35 CENTS.Sold by all Wholesale and Retall Drugsiste throgunont the United §iwtes and Canadas, and by EEKS 4 POTTER, POprietors, Bostun, Mass.196 * 2aw TWIN ES! TWINES 1 FINE COTTON TWINEs- Heavy, Light and Fancy.LINEN TWINEH- Whito and Colored.HEMP TWINES - Fin\", Mediam and Common Quasities.A @00D ASSORTMENT.SAMPLES ON APPLICATION.MORTON, PHILLIFS & BULMER, STATIONERS nnd ACCOUNT BOOK NANUFAC TURER 375 NOTRE DAME S8TREET, x ; ~ 198*cod ERCEWS M.SLEEPING ELIXIR! The most efloieat rewed discove pro- duc SWEET AND RER LEED 7 Coptains no oplate.the nerves.Never gives morning = valaable for worry and overwork.Prepared by N.MKROER & 00., 454 Bt.Paul street, and sold by all Pries, PL Li 183 Kew hévetisements to-dag O CANADIAN EVILS ! \u201cWant of Protection for Cansdtan 'néns rbs \u2018* # Too much money power in the bands of Bank mansgers.The industries of the country are dying out under & j@ bless\u2018 Osotem of trading, engender «0 by the Banks of Oniario and Quebec, which hiv a t-ud- ing power of about 200 millious! Thi.rower is 9800 10 crush out small traders and small mana- factorers \u2018ne creatc monopolies.UP WITH PROTECTION * DOWN WITH OFNR HALY OF THE BANK CAPITAL! LEGISLATORS ATTENTION { LET NOT THB PATIRNCE OF THE PEOPLE BE UYERTAXED.White Cotton, 6c up.Grey Cotton, Bo up.Good Amcricau Prints, fo to So.Best Knglish Prints, 10c and 120.Good Table Linen, at 300.Towels from 75e Tickipgs, 13150, 15 Plaip and Pancy Ducks, for Ov Dress Holders, now styles.Ladies\u2019 Leather Bo'ts.Ladies\u2019 and Gents\u2019 Handkerchiefs, al! prices.Ladies\u2019 Collars, from B¢ up.Ladies\u2019 Cufls, from 18¢ pais.9.Ladies\u2018 Slik Scarfs, from ali Wool, trom es\u2019 Jacketiuus, nr w patterns.Laut Curtains, fromm $1 set, up.Dazsssks, uli colors and prices.HOSIERY.Good Cotton Box for 10c.Good Bose, for 10c.Good Bhirts and Drawers, for 500 a set.All-wool Sox at 150.Gauze Bhirts snd Drawers, Ladies\u2019 and Gents\u2019.at very low prices.Lace Mitis, Lace Bibs.Lace Collars, Kid Gloves, good, for Bc.FLANEBELS.Grey All-Wool, 30c up.Bcariet, White and self-colored, 200 up, WINCEYS.Grey, Brown, &c., 6c up.DRESS GOODS.Persian Cords, Brillisatines, £0., 180 to 264.BLACK GOODS.1 ustres, 108 Erne B .Cord, , oll opl Black Moreens, 306 ap.TAILORING DEPARTMENT, UPSTAIRS.A splendid stock of TWEEDS sad OLOTHS.STYLE AND FIT WARRANTED.A.A, MURPHY, PROPRIETOR, 437 awp 439 NOTRE DAME BTREET, (Batablished 1819.) abs, per dozen.17e, 30e, 250.\\ 18, Fe, 200.192° PAIRS LADIES\u2019 AND Gents\u2019 and Children's BOOTS and SHÔES of every description, consiattog principally of Ladies\u2019 and Children's ine American Wulkiny Shoes and Slippers, Gente\u2019 fine Dress Bootle aud Shoes ; Also, Genta\u2019 Alligator Boots (a specially), will be sold At very Jow prices to sui: the public, at W.DOUGLAS\" let Prize lloot -n1 8 108maner, 209 McGill street.M.B.\u2014Gente\u2019 O:8t,m work mad» to order at shortest notice.YR ae MONTREAL WEST.Te tbe Electors ef the Electoral Division of Montreal West : GENTLEMEN,\u2014 At the request of the Conservative Associations of this City, and a large number of my fellow: citisens generally, 1 have consented tu beoime a candidate for the representation in the House of Cammons of the Electoral Division of Montreal West.In soliciting your suffrages, I deem tt my du\u2018y to state frankly 40 you tbo policy which would gul le me if honored with your confidence.The country 18 undoubtedly In the midst of a very severo commercial and industrial arisis; how severe is unfortunately too well known to us all, and especially to tbe working classes.Without charging upon the pres:nt Government the fall responsibility for this stete of thiegs, | am con- ! vinced that it was in thelr power, by the adoption ' of some changes in the tarif, to have giestiy mitigated tho distress, Their refusal to do this; their declerstion that it is not in the power of Govern: ments to avert commercial disaster, or promote commercial prosperity, has ssrned for them, io my pinion, the â fon of the le, and if elected as your representstive, 1 would not besi- tate to use the voter you give me to romove them from the position thoy bold.Regarding as 1 do this trade question as boyond al} others in importance, especially to this City of Montreal, 1 would, if elected, support no Govern: ment which did not undortake in au honost and patriotic spirit to inaugurate such a national policy as would promote commarce and manufa\u201d tures and develope the material resources of tho Dominion.1 havo confidence in the profession of the presefit Paillamentary Opposition to adopt this course, and 1 should therefore unite with them in the work.1 believe that while in this country wo should not thrink from such outlay as may be necessary for its development, every offort should bo made to reduoe by a wise economy as far as possible the expenditures of the Government.If slected as your represcntative, my constant effort will be to promote lo vvery way possible the interests of this city and the Dominion at large.Soliciting your support st the polls, 1am, Gentlemen, Your obt.Servant, M.H.GAULT.WARE.186 8 SILVER-PLATED 3.: 3 e fi MEY Bid En SE + a Eh 0 28 = 5 108 » Qaw Yy HEEL-BARROWS.D WHEEL-B, A TEW GOO; ore ARROWS FOR SALE 34 FOUNDLING STREET, 106 2 J.B.WALKER.NONE BUT THE BEST WORKMEN Are amployed in the manufieture of Clothing sup.PlcdlY 5 @.KENNEDY & 00.Gentlemen lsaving their orders can fodl full sstisfied that although the pric-8 av, 5 es tremely moderate, the ship are first-class.J.@.KRENEDY à 07.8 Business Su/ts made to measuse from new Patlorns, sll this seusom's {mporiations, Are in dem and the reasan is pisin\u2014we durabliity, which is the true test of sheaptiess, ro Mefeew on's Tweed But, \u2018to: ™ measure veverese op 6a mea: $16.00 $10.30 eo New Disgonal nee: re, .onnonns vscesccgmsesos 1750 1250 The New Rootoh Tweed Suit, to Ta ear Rlaca Feed Ball, Lo 1300 , 10 mensure.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.10.00 13.80 The Polynesian Light Overco to DMRBEDS.0o0nues i The Dress Suit, to measure.a 1 The Walking Suit, to measure.3 17 Phe Morning to mossure.8.The Lounging Salt, todneasure.30.4 50 All the above Suits are made and trimmed in a pert nner, and perfect fit guaranteed.We Ha (10 thee who have beea annoyed with bad vie clothi , to visit the well-known Estab J.G.KENNEDY the materials can be depended on, And where the work fs warranted.- J, 6.EEENEDY & 00, 51AaX0 38 ST.LAWRBBECE STRERT, ARTIES INTEN Purnish on tacir res apd ins or ee ere to nie parchasers of those VER MOOAGVEY & SON 106% 7, 9 a¥p 11 ST.JOSUPH STRERT.FULL DINNER between 13 and 3 o'elock daily, for 30s, As HALLS Oyster and Chop House, 197 UT.JAMES STRRET.| 18519 RENT \u2014 y A well matter a 70 ot Bennett, on the 194 3 Ranh oar Ontario street.\u201d Apply to Wit ROOM 8.Nios Front Roo ep oars sarees poets Gate e's L TT, on St.Catherine street, al person relnTRing it $0 hows Manstelé street.] ae | WINDSOR HOTEL, MONTREAL.All parties who intend making ar rangements for fall and winter board, will do well to make enquiries at this Hotel, where prioss will bo foun) to correspond with the times, This Hotel Is well adapted to the comfort of permanent guests.The house is well heated by steam, in addition to which every room is provided with an open grate, also will running water, i Elevators running day and night ; baths on every floor, and the table sup- E plied with every luxury in season.Eates for permanent bosrd will be made according to location and floor.R.H.SOUTHGATE, Manager.NO.839, EX PARTE, THE CITY OF MONTREAL, Petitioner ln Expropriation, AND ST.PAUL axp SK.VINOEN ?SIRRETS.PUBLIO NOTICE Is hereby given the 38.4 Petitionsr in pro- their undersiyned bia Jadsee of tha Bupetior.Co aria a nor a uperior Co nan the District of Montreal, on FRIDAY, the Thirtieth da: of August instant, at Bleven o'clock inthe Pore- nonitnate & conipet- poon, à pétition to choose ent and disinterested person to replace Dagiase Mas of the priation Commis- sioness \u2018a ted in this\u2019 imoiter congor | ub tne Âot ot tbe Legislature FA chap.BT, law cost of the enid Laprovemeut.a ROUER ROY, Attorney, Corporation of Montreal.Olty Hall, .Montreal, 10h August, 1578.) 19523 PRESERVING JARS, THE GEM, SELF-SEALING, FOR BALS CHEAP.WILLIAM ELLIOTT, Lats W.D.McLAREN & CO.Couven #1.LAWRENCE AxD FT.CATHERINS STREETS.106 s eod AMENTAL TILES.FLOWER 8 YOR WINDOWS, fitted wih En ose sed mart tt Docs Mansel Yor Bale by Hons and 3 age ELL & 00.CORNER CRAIG AND ALKXANDER STRERTS.96° ood HAMS, 12¢ Ib.HAMS, 12¢ 1b, W.H.MASTERMAN, 16 6t.Anne Market, er 18 86.Philip Has on band à choice lot of Al at 130 per Ib.Bugar-cured Rare O to the BURGESS HOUSE, He.560 96.Mary street, for the best glass of and Lao dell.cor he d he Ale ds ; HAVE.YOU SMOKED THE + VIRGIN.\\ CISARETTE?Ructlon Sales, Educational, By Benning & Barsalou.JELEGANT HOUSEHOLD \u2019 FURNITURE.The Subscribers have received instructions frow ¥.X HRAZ® AD.Esq.to sell at his residence, No.13 eT.DENIS FTREET, Bt.Joan Haptiste Village On Tuesday, 27th August, the whole of his Ivusehold Furuiture, cosprieing elegant PARLOR DININGROOM Lp HNITURE BEDROOM § LIKEWINE, A very choloe Chickering Plano, AND À very fine Guitar.Sale at TEN o'clock.BENNING & BARSALOU, 195 Auctioneers.SALE OF FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.T1,e Sut scribers will Bell at thelr Stores, Nos.1268 ana 128: T.PRTER STHEKT, on WEDNERDAY.24th August, A complete assortment of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.Alba, 4 Cases French Hs nvers, 3 \u2018 English Beavers, \u2018French Casnmere, \u2018 Pancy Drrsa Goods, « Ledsse\u2019 Corsota, \u2018Oxford Bhirtiny, \u201c Pancy Prints, \u2018 Heavy Napa, \u201c« Canadian Twesd, \u201cGrey Flannel, Baies Heuvy À.W.Pilot, Cases Table Olle oth, \u201c Assurted Hos'ery, 50 Balcs Back Wadoiux, LIKEWISE, A General Assortment of LINER GOODS, Sale ot TRY o'clock.RENNING & BARSALOU, 198 Auetionsers, SALE OF BANKRUP I STOUK OF DRY GOODS.The Subscribers bave reocived instructions from Messrs.Taylor & Duff Assiumees to the Retat> nf À.HORTEAU, to sell at their Btores, Nos.126 end 128 Ht.Peter street, on Wednesday, 98th August, The whole of the well asiorted Stock belonging t: the above Estate.Will be sold in lots to suit purchasers, Bale at TEN o'clock.BENNING & BARSALOU, 196 Auctioneers.XTENSIVETRADE SALE OF RUBBER SHOES and FELT BOOTS, BY AUCTION.TURP SRR The Subscribers have received instruetions from the Canadian Butler Cympary of Montres!) to voll ut the Company's Warchounr, Xo.4:35 8T.PAUL 5 Ln THURSDAY, the 89th Instant, The whole of their present stock of RUBBER SHOES und F41.T BOOTS, Consisting of 25,000 Cases.all first gnality, Catalogues will ne ready tn due course.lunch a one o'clock, Terms Liberal.Sale at TEN o'clock a m.BENNING & BARSALOU, 196 Auctioneers.FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.We have been Instructed by George IL.Kern'ek, Eng.Curator to tho Estate of the ate Indes V.P, .DORION.in bis life thine of the Oity of Montreal, to sell vy Auction.all the Movables and Efiects belonging to the paid Kutate, at the late residence of deceased, No.2(K) BT, DENIS 8TRRET, On FRIDAY, the 30th imst.Sale at TEN o'clock.BENAING & BARSALOU, 186 sod Auctlonecrs.PRELIMINARY NOTICE.The Subscribers have received instructions from Mr.Wm.Hrown 10 offer by suction, st the Rooms of the Res] Estate Exchange, corner of Notre Dame street and Placo d\u2019Armes, EARLY IN SEPTEMBER, the fine Property on the Western slope of the Mountain, kpown as MARCHMONT NURRERIES AND FRUIT GARDENS, extending to about 40 Acres, divided into largo Blocks, Villa spd Huliding Ints.The Houve, with the Garden and surrounding Grounds, wil) be offer- td in one block.Piaus, &0., Will be prepared and forwarded to any address, BENNING & BARSALOU, Auctionoers.By Pardellian & Euthorne.SALE BY AUTHORITY OF JUSTIOR.187 WiLL LE SOLD On Friday, tbe 38rd August inst, At the hour of Ten 0'c'ork io the forenoon, at the Tesidenc® of tho late Peter Mciver, No izs sr.JOBEPH Street, Montreal, in his lifetime of the City of Mantreal, Usnbrellas Manufacturer, the whee of the Household Furniture, Goods, Chatluis sud Effects Vin amartog to bis estate ; ais0, that of the Iate Mrs, I'strr Mglver, and the whale of her stock-ju-trade, consisting of Umbrelias, Canes, &c, WRIGHT & BROGAY, Notaries and Commissioners.PARDELLIAN & EATHORNE, 196 Auctioneers.By W.B.Bhaw.ARGE AUCTION SALE OF 6 Vaiuatle Collection of over 7050 SINAING CARARIES, THRUSHES, BLACKBIRDS, LINNEYS, &c,, direct from Germany, to be sold by public auction, at my store, 190 Kt.James street, On arsdey Afterneon, imst.fate at TWO o'clock.W.BE.SHAW, 196 2 Auctionser.New Advertisements To-Day, JBM andHEALTHY MUSCLE, ALWATS RESULES VEON TEE UNE OF THE ROYAL FOOD, The most delsoious, nuiritious, and easily ariliaied Food for Onildren inoun.HASILY PREPARED, BRING A OOOKED DOOD, Shall.Package for 80 Omis.Boté everywhere, and wholesaie and retail at THE MEDICAL HALL PDEAIS PIPES, .FIRE BRICKS, FIRE OLAY, CEMENTS, 187 SACHINERY OILS, FARAFVINE OIL, ' BLACK LUBRICATING OIL, SGINE OIL, &6.MURRAY, BEEKNNER & 00.TROMMERS EXTRACT MALT, AND ITS OOMPOUNDS, LYMANS, CLARE & CO., WHOLESALE AGENTS, 179\" MONTREAL a Spies \u2018Trade applied AND ORGANS.BERTHIER GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOR BOYS.The above School will RR OPEN on WEDNESDAY, ibe 4th REPTEMBER.Olrculars containing full Intormation may be bad at Dawson's, Deye- REV.= MCHANTE, Prise Berthier, (en Aaut}, July 13th, 1878.1 K'INDERGARLEN ! (PR:pil's SYSTEM.) The Missya MCINTOSH wili re-opon tar Kindergarten MONDAY, Hept 2n6.The advanced Clase In which the prinisry branches of English Freneb are tanybt, wiil be continued.Miss Mclne tosh will be ut home, 1381 Bt, Catserine street, on Fhurouy, Friday and Aaturdsy, the 20th, 30th and d1st inels , when any information will be cher r- fully given, resyecting this system, which is now almost unlversaily regarded ae the only tras metbod whereby mind und body are harmoniously developed, 195 27 Mrs.Inglis\u2019 Infant School will re open On MONDAY, 2nd Bept., at 47 McOIU Collge avenuu.For trms and particulars see circulars, which esn be had st auy of the booksellers or at tho house.105 28 MISS PEDDIE'S SCHOOL, 177 BLEURY STREET, WILL BK RE OPENED On MONDAY, 2ad of September.MRS.REV.P.D.MUIR, will resume ber ciaases (D.V.,) ON WEDNESDAY, BRPTEMBER 4TH, Boys under tén received.Re.373 Aqueduct st.194290 EDUCATIONAL.WANTED, A FRENCH GOVERNESS, Must assist with Ohfidren's Wardrobe.ST; MARY'S COLLEGE, MONTREAL.SEPTEMBER 4th.FOB INI ORMATION APELY TO REV.FR.CAZEAU, 8.3.146 RECTORY SCHOOL, FRELIGHSBURG, Q.CLASSES RESUME WORK ON THR 2nd of September.Particular adyantages offered to & few pupil's with personal ruction and supervision, a» bome priv) .Situation atirscu ve, healthy a 14 acetasible.Address, Rov.J.BURROWS DAVIDSON, Ma THE School for Young Ladies ! CORLUCTEL NH MIÉL SYMMERS as MISS SMITI, WILL BE RF-OPENED TUESDAY, the 8rd September.After Monday, the 26th Instent, Mies Bymmers or M les Binith will bo nt bome daily from [1 a.m.til} 4 p.m , to receive visiturs on Bchoo) business.ANNU will talks place oh AL EATUBDAY, 24th the BELGIE, Tiana 1 ave Bon Just, and return at 7 Pan.mur pe ° Ko.662 Craig stroet, ery Mem requested of Coymmines on ae, The half mile Ams Race the Haine of the M Le CE.by the N, À.U.C.À.Socicty nits to commcnes at 1 SOAP & 0, nee Admission 250.Grand free to Grava (WEATHER PKAMITIIN vive Bhart au 1748 3 r ; Len » 1), of the Voes] and lusirumsntal music.Ary M rao, fons Te, Jde .or iB 86 Francois IROQUOIS MO ST.HILAIRE, RACES RACE COL VR7H, at 10) pm OB ANNUAL GAMES WILL BB HELD OX SATURDAY.941k A MONTREAL LACHOSSE GROUNDS BHERBROOKE STREET.Terre in the Evening.a Sue Tickets to be bad From Members oy Son 2160 clock.BALL FACED AT ¢ P.M.QUARP.- Mand 190.extra.Stand.Victoria Rifles Band (Cha ns) will attend, ALES.woons.Seoretar; N.B.- .WSBT, Lawrenos mate, Craig, Hleurg ane M CONLIGHT EXCURSION.** MONPARVIILS \"* wii) o'cioek 8.10 am, J 3 .will be guvarned by Athlete Club, othsr games 0 olock; other games y will issue Return Tickets for ous fare, from Friday 34rd, to M Fusibér particulars, see progam os), Job: BR.RANKIN, Ses.P.5\u2014Tbe Annual Dinner wil be held id at Ladies 8 LG ST.GEORGES CRICKET CLUB.Wednandny Evening, paques ist, leave iciand Sharp, calling st Rifles will The 1d Band form boson selection of mussouria she .board.Thekots, adi Ladies ed Gents - $00; extra Ladies\u2019 ticket, $60.Cau be had Ë the followin - meibers of the Commitice :\u2014A.W.BB i Tu Bec E vier, or Treasurer, Gasetie lien : COBOURG, ONT.MATRICULATION LXAMINATIONS BEGIN ON Wednesday, 14th Scptember, LECTURES\u2014OCPOBER 1st.Total Expense for Board, Tuition and Incidentals from $120 Lo $140 per Anpum.Calendars to be bad on application.8.8.NELLES, President BUTE HOUSE, 844 Sherbrooke Nireet, Montreal.163 45 Mcfit]) Ontlege Avenus, H.A.BENJANIY, + | Monirval, 10th August, 1878.§ 19412 196 3 Secretary, +\" VICTORIA UNIVERSITY THE OTTAWA RIVER NAVI Hat EXCURSION TO CALEDONIA-SPRINGS AND BALL, oe good eo HATURDAT La aficruoon Hieamer, usive, 88 82.50.ers snd 3.15 p.m.train from Mo , AT GRAND HOTEL, SATURDAY, AUGUNT Sith.| BAND OF GOV-GEXERAL'#$ FUOT GUASDS, (including ; Ç F eee À leave Lachine on arrival 7.11 a This Bchoo) has been in successful operstion in ihis THY for twelve years, aad its advantages and blub sims are extensively spown, and have been satisfacturily tested by a literal patronage.Toe pial Of insunction is thordugh, ensuring à sound snd comprehensive Ourlsiian education.The Propch department will be principally under the charge ¢ 1 Urofesear MANSART, Yor further - lars upply for circulars at tho Behool, where the Misses FoRNRLET cup be seen daily, after the 23th ness.There 13 accommo- of August, on Bchool bus datiom for two pupil boarders.191 28 YOUNG LADIES\u2019 SEMINARY, HAYBROUK HALL, 863 DORCHESTER STREET, MONTREAL, HRS.E.H.LAY, Principal.This School, Shion has been in suovessful .tion for twenty-five years, offers su r advantages fur the acquisition of a thorough English and Mathematical Rducsation, together with the modern Music, Drawing and Palnt French hrouvhout the echool.without extra Pupils can attend the Lectures of the Fôucational Assoctat which will in.Sry thoy can kis be prepares for tue Oniressii ery ; they can also prepared for Di Examinations, if destred.Rosident Puplis have od \u2018hs sdvantages of 8 Christiaa home, and re- tons, against 183,734 tous in 1877.s » liveries 449,837 tous, against 404,307 tons in 1877.Sugar .aflsat for the channel and .United Kingdom, [40,628 tons, against 59,- , 543 tone last yesr, aud to the continent 8.À 780 tons, againet 8,786 tons last year, Special Notice.Moxrrear Bast.\u2014The su of Mr.Justics Coursel are ta mest to- + day, the let inat., st 7:30 pum., im the Protection Hall, No.583 8t.Catherine street, neer Mbatoalm.\u2018 \\ ta ais New Advertisements iis P.M, Four O'clock P.M.E GUARDS.What b ciness man in Montreal would not De de:ighted to Lear of 8 Regiment of the Guards, or any oth 7 egiment, coming to the city?1r first class barrack accommodation were offered, fade of sant, the chances are thai if x requisition wers sent such an offsr, we should have à souimest out before th» end Of Dext super, AS soon as the barracks was ready to receive them.HOW To BUILD THEM.We beiicve that if the Corporationswouls give the land, that the retal) men in the city woulé fur- sisb the suads to build the barraetrs.And now ie Une time to do it, when bu.Ming can be Gosse 20 cheaply, sud 50 many men are Wentiay work, - Wul he nowspapers please say what they thiok of 1Mis?Pe: hape some Of our Aldermen will give an Opinion on this matter.ViCh-REGAL RESIDENCE.If the aity wosié grant the land for both à Vice aoks, and the cify whole- er and the v.tailers the De done as once, And we feel sure would Le a grand gucoess.THB SOEVE MAS CHANGED.5.Carsiey's show tabite have deun completely changed, and you will ibere And some wonderfal + egal resiétnsc and talers undertake tho Ladies\u2019 all-8ilk Handkerchiefs, 2 tos 26e.Ladies\u2019 Tam Driving @loves, reduesd from b0c.te Ladies\u2019 Primrose Walking Sauntiets, enly §0c.Ladies\u2019 White Doeskis Gloves, worth $1.10, price sos.\u2018 Children\u2019s Tap Gauntlets, 200 per pair.A 108 of Faney Ribbons, 00 per yard.Another Mot of beautiful Rishons, Bo per yard, Ladies\u2019 Whies Liste G.ores, good quality, be pair.Youth's Webb Lrasss, strong leataer, 60 paty.Men's extra strong Osf.rd Working Bhirte, 4be.Good quality Regatta $»irw, 300 and 38¢ essk.Full Men's oise Cotton Unaershirts, Ladies\u2019 Dress des and Ven Suspender «0 sinest quality 4-piy Liven Collars, $ À ios Frintess ras, Costs* 6xord fpiendid Bow Tier, Beautiful Droge and Ladies\u2019 Lin for 10c.Mantle Buitans, 36 doxen.3 x Boris Tasuriod colozs, 3 for 400» ! Ge paré.+ and sil facey Blok packs, can Sealers #8 astound ow Beautiful Shell Trimming Buttons, 5c for 8 dozes.n, 16¢ for 13 yar .of bisek Lec- ppets, onty 15c each.Lacies* full size trip d Hor pair Gents\u2019 full stze Lress Shirts Quc each.for 15e.Stockings 4nd Socks.8.CARSLEY, 393 and 300 NOTRE DAME STREET.1964 $ 100,000-s PER oBNT.OHIO DEBENTURES, Ranning Five Yenrs; scoured by Trust Deeds of Farms in Okie._ 500 and 10008.OOUPON AND REGISTERED.GEO.WM BALLOU & 00, S Wall Street, How York.T2 Devenshire Utrest, Boston\u2019 W-ANTED, \"COSTUME AND MANTLE OUTIER, JOLLY & VERANING'S One Price Biare, 3583.St.Lawrence Maile steeet.104 + NEW BOOKS 1} \u2018THE PRIMROSE PATH, By Mes, Oliphant, paper, LUPRESSIONS OP AMFRICA.By B.W.Dale, MITH'S WIFE.By Madame Charles JOHN M.\u2019LOUG Bookseller, 343 St.James AZ CHAN DAIRYMEN AND ST00K RAISERS ! FARM FOR SALE OR TO EXCHANGE \u201cSPICES, GAURANTEED PURE, MANUTACTURRD BY JF.& JF.COLMAN, London, Packed in atirackive Packages, and to de Ad Whelesale from WE.JOHNSON, IGHAUD OUUNES, Hecurs.À.8.PELRONNET à 094 pre Grain and Provisions bought and 27.SAGRANTENS SEREINE, @fioe of the menti Ohtongd Open Geeta and Provisions bought end sold on margin [8B CHESTER'S CURR tt Teamety for ER's Slomach aad Liver Tonle.A sure eure S00 Dyspepsia.Try id.Per sale by all OIL, are to fill all o! in lots to Sere 0e recommended METALLIC BRUSHES } THE BEST IN THE Weatness and , imparting à gs a SaRiné faire to the Head: DIF\u201d Oall and see them ad HUMPHREYS\u2019 VARIRTY STORE, ASE FOR CHABWICK*S SUPER 6-CORD SPOOL COTTON.\u201cCHADWIUE'#8,\" WHOLESALE AT 82 LEMOINE STREET.EXCELLENT QUALITY hase made the Cook's Friend Baking Powder XR AILORING! \u2019 1 you wand à CHEAP EUX, spé & PERVROZ FIT, MeERNEIPS, 549%.JOSSPE STRENS MONTREAL COLLEGIATE SCROOL, VIOT6&Ia 8TRE Pupils are ven sated 10 amon ARLES NICHOLS, LE.O.F, an Energetic Salman of good address; excellent opportunity to make mensy.Apply be- \"tween 9 and 10 or 1 and % at 281 street.FOR SALE OR TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY, One of the Finest STOCK FARMS En the Provines ef Queben, TERME EXTREMELY LIBERAL Addoens, or Apply to URAWFORD JOHNSON, STAR fies, Mamtren) Telegrams.AWFULLY SUDDEN DEATH.A Men Dies of Heart Dincans Whtle Addressing a Revival Meeti®g.Opessa, Out, À t19.\u2014Mr.Lawrence Hartmsn, an old aud respected resident ot the Townzhip of Ernestown, died very sud denly of heart disease while attending a revival meeting in the Episcopal Methodist Church in this village, at 10 o'clock last evening.Deceased was, at the time of his desth, addressing an audience, and was abut concluc ing b s discourse when he was seen to sit down, breathe heavily for about s minute and expire.FROM ST.JOHN, N.B.ST.Join, N.B., Angust 21.\u2014A telegram from dt.John's, Ntd., to-day, reports tbe schooner * Addie-and Nellie,\u201d of this port, ashore there and likely to prove a total loss.She was bound from New York to St.Johns with a Leneral cargo.Insured here for about 86,000.FROM BERLIN.Fire Brar1x, August 21.\u2014At 1.80 this morning a fre broke out in an anoscupied wooden house, vear the Grand Trunk station owned by August 8:blavder, hic was speedy consumed, It supposed building was set on fire.À former tenant is now under arrest.The loss amounted to $700; insured in the Wellington Mutual, for $150.FROM THREE RIVERS.Timber Limits Purchased\u2014A Lull.|SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE STAR.| Turzr Rivers, Aug, 231\u2014Mr.A.Baptist, of this city, has purchased the splendid timber limits belonging to the firm known as the Wi and Canadas Lumber Com- y, with the intention of workiog them.There are twenty six limits in all, contain- FROM LACHUTE, QUE.Politieal Meeting.167ZCLAL DESPATOE TO THE 9TAZ.) Lacnure, August 21.\u2014There was a large snd influential meeting of Liberal Conser- ati ves held here yesterday, at which they unanimously su d the candidature of the Hon.J.J.C.Abbott.Although the news of the writs being issued only reached here at noon on Monday yet, in twenty-four hours the rally of prominent members of the party from almost every part of this large county was very encouraging, and the party feel sanguine of success electing Mr.Abbott again for Argenteuil.FROM TORONTO.Inquest\u2014-Persomal-Aquetio-Acciden- taily Killed\u2014H3ymeneni.|SPECIAL DESPATCH TO TILE STAR.| ToroNto, August 21.\u2014A cable special says at the inquest on M¢.C.H.Woodward, of Lindsay, Ont., who died in London mysteriously some time ago, the jury returned an open verdict.- Chief-Justice Moss sailed from Liverpool last Thursday the \u2018\u2018Sarmatisn .\u201d - Pat Luther, Coulter, Evan Morris and F.A.Plaisted left this morning for Hamilton, taking their boats with them.\u2018The inquest on the body of Robert Pen.nsrdson, boat-builder, agud 66, run over and killed on the Grand Trunk last night, resulted in a verdict of sccidentally killed, acquitting the driver of all blame.Alderman McCord, of Montreal, was married this morning, in St.James Cathedral, to Miss Letitia Chambers, of this city.The Church was filled by a fashionable congregation.\u2019 FROM OTTAWA, Carleton County\u2014Damage to Crops\u2014 Q, M, U.& O.Rallway.fSPROLAL DRSPATCH TO THB STAR.| UTTAWA, Avgust 21.\u2014John May, ex- Church of England clergyman, this morning publishes his address to the electors of the ty of Carleton.He will run in the Conservative incerest; with John Rochester, the sitting member, there are now three Opposition candidates for that county.As yer no Reform candidate has announced himself.Farmers at the market report that owing to the constant showers of rain it has been found almost impossible to save the grain already cut.One farmer states that he has had w cut for the last two weeks, being unable to get it in.A posse of mien began work on the extension of the Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa and Occidental Railwgy from Hull to Aylmer, Tee A be completed, and trains run to Aylmer within two weeks.oly i noes.tend to show that the ttawa m grounds are boun to become an Inestimable source of richness fer our country.New discoveries are made every day, and we- just hear that Mr.Jean Bte.Leduo, of Hull, P.Q, a well known and experiened explorer, miner and overseer, formerly of Superior, has late made the discovery of a bed of phosphate of lime in the 12th range of the Township of Hull.This new mine can be worked easily with all possible chances of success, owing to its proximity to the Ostaws River.FROM QUEBEC.Earl and Countess Dufiferin\u2014Rosult of an Accidont\u2014Vesnsls in Treable\u2014 Reception of the Marquis of Lerse \u2014 Party Nominations.QuEæneo, August 21.\u2014A telegram received in town announees that the Governor.General and Countess of Dufferin will arrive back Bere on Friday morning by the Montreal t.A young man named Morin, of V'Islet, son of Mr.Octave Morin of that place, died » few days ago at his home, from injuries sustained by bim in falling from the sca\u2019 folding of a house upon which he « working.A was received ay Iter.noon by Bir Archibald Nicol, from: Captaiu Gillon, informing him that the 8.8.* Vindolans,\" from Liverpool, Aug.let via Barrow the 6th, was ashore four miles ess of Fox Bay, Anticosti, and reqnesting hi.n to send assistance.The steamer *¢ Progress \u201d left during the night with steam-pam divers &c, in charge of Mr.George F vie.Mesure.b.& Je Megnire are in receipt of a telegram from Æaptai eggie, informin, them that the three masted schooner City of Manitowac,\u201d from Pentwater, Michigan, via (Quebec the Vth inst, for Liverpool, nas- been water-logged at Ellis Bay, Anticosti, and requiring the assistance of a steamer aud ateam-pump to get off.Her cargo consists of sdout 75 standards of oak plank himself in\u2019 Nicolet, being by Dr.Turcotta, brother of the Teal 8, A Mr.M.J.Perrault, Ad of Murray Bay, will oppose Mr, P, A, Tremblay, in Charle- voix, The Chronicle suggesta that s brilliant illamination of the ci should form à part of the welcome to mark the landing of the Marquis of Lorne and H.R.II.the Princess Louise.Mr.H.T.Taschereau having declined to be renominated in Moutmsgag, Mr.Car- bonnean, merchant, of Berthier, accepted tLe candidature.METEOROLOGICAL Orviom, TomoxTo, August 21, 10 am\u2014This moming the pressure is highest over me |} region and lowest near gradients for northerly winds on the as and westerly to noctherly in Eastern Caus- da.Clear westher prevails in Oatario; cloudy and showery weather in Quebec and the Maritime Provinces.Probabilities for the next 34 hours: For the lower lake region, to brisk northerly winds, > erally clear weather, cool at night.For the St.Lawrence, fresh northerly to northwesterly winds, partly cloudy to clear weather, For the Maritime Provinces, rising barometer, fresh westerly to northerly winds, clondy to partly cloudy weather, with local rains, City News.BruALINOG À Ooar.\u2014Joseph Blusume, a tinsmith, is under arvest om the of stealing a coat.The accused en the store Abraham Moers, o clothier og Bonaventure street, and tock away a valuah) cost, tng to the little nice of Mr ed in & few days.mm cv 1 steerage ngers t où y stearmebipe \" Sardinian and \u201cOntario\u201d arrived by train at the Tanneries Junction About 60 of the immi who were axisted with passages out Government, were served with supper st the Dowiuion Immigrant station.fresh arrivals are all natives of Great Bri- tuip, and many of them belong to the sgri- Hcmuzess.\u2014This morning sf four o'clock Constables Knowles and found The homeless boys were b Recorder and were disposed of as follows :\u2014 Michael Penders, 15 ; John Fn- right, 15, and Patrick Maloney, 15, three ears each in the Reformatory school ; mes Coleman, 14, four years, do ; J Ballivan, 17, one month in jail.Bix1H FvsiLIERS, \u2014 The annual Rifle Cy potions the Bixth Fusiliers \u2014that ty regiment w.went, saw uered the hearts of the fair women and brave mes of St.Albans, in the State of Vermont \u2014 will take place at Point St.Charles on Batar- The Sixth are not only good-looking they are also practical ir duties, and are sure to run some good scores in their various trials hich have been pgered Nanrow Escars.\u2014About 9 o\u2019clock last evening a buggy driven by a gentleman accompanied by a lad; the foot of St.Antoine street, by the wheel tting foul of the car-track.The horse came unmanageable, and the lady was thrown violently out but was ss being crushod under the wheels by the presence of mind of a young man who was pasting snd who seized the horse\u2019s head, extricated the lady and cartied her fainting into an adjacent grocery, where she was soon revived sufficiently to thank her rescuer, and be conveyed home with luckily only a few bruises resulting from the mishap.Co THe RussiAN AMBASSADOR at Washington, Baron Shishkin, at present at the \u2018Windsor, where he has received many visits, will not leave the city for a few account of the indisposition of one of his is of immense estateg in the vicinity of Moscow, and is ver; among all classes in his native lande is an old friend of Lord Dafferin, whom be first met about twenty years present he is in Canada on a vacation, and s, ere he returns to the scene of his tic duties to visit Quebec, the White Mountains, Boston and New York.by no means improbable that the Baron will receive the uext appointment to the Court of St.James.RECORLERs COURT \u2014 WEDNESDAY, \u2014 Nine caces :\u2014 James Murray, 50, shoemaker, drunk and fighting in a house in Amherst street, $2.50 or 16 days.quet, 13, trader, driving without a license, and Rose Wallace, 26, wife of James Con- nel), drank and fighti Alfred Montmar- were \u2018both dist Foley, 59, wife of Michael Mahoney, drunk iu a house in Cathedral street, two months for vagrancy Five boys, named John Sullivan, 17 ; Thos Colezan, 14 ; Michael Penders, 15 ; John Enright, 15, and Patrick Maloney, 15, for lying in a vacant shed, and being vagrants, were sentended as follows :\u2014Suilivan, one month injail ; Coleman, four years, and the remaining three for three years each in the certified Reformatory school, Mignonne CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.\u2014A C0 writes :\u2014\u2018 I would wish to draw the atten- the members of \u201c Society for Prevention of Cruelty tion of some from the corner of Miguonne street to some Yesterday (Sunday), all 1% og In grea sulfring wees heard of a dog in were in that direction, and so painful and agonizing, that 1 was in ho would be the last, as I surely must be killing it.But, no! Again and in the extreme\u2014 ble at times, till at 2 o'clock p.m.| r ; | must see what ad just heard a voice, blocks farther up.could stand it no lon, was the matter, as I in French, say ¢ Beat it! Beat it !\u201d ped out, and just in time to see a young, lad, from ome of the houses, carrying » small black.and-tan dog, walk with it to the end of the pavement, and fling it down with all his might.creature must have fa from the way the boy held him, and again be set up most piteous cries.1 was to him, and had only to w persons living near (as happened at the end of a now block Cr buildings, and seeming].occupied), could suffer th: without interfering, or if they did it was to little avail, I cannot understand.sons are not able or not tax of §3 fora dog, then let them, in the name of humanity, put an end \u2018 creature\u2019s existence, but not to starve it, as this poor little black-and-tan mnst .certainly be.The attention of the to go on all day sis à number of * ueizLborhood that are quite a nuisance, and a: example or two in such cases of cruelty revere lessons tob class of boys that are a disgrace to the city.By i Mr.Editor, you will greatly Causdiam Chess Assecintion.At the morning sitting of the Chess Association, Von Bokum won of Quebec ; Dr.Bowe won of Quebec: Holt won against Henderson, iust Dr.Loverin.Games tween VongBokum and \u2018White, Saundsrs and Hicks.Some idea of how the matches will result will be arrived and Jsett won a He Additienai Police, Ald.Clendinneng's motion to a fosce of the city by the aid came up yesterds; lore Committee I secret seasion, ras present and stoutly opposed protected this year, at least, wi stable Bissonette, one of his crew in a strange 4 Brown, the marine ta question that the captain unlawfully, last, while the ship was on bail until to-morrow, when he will to answer the charge.: POLITICAL ECHOES.Oandidate Talked of-Ald.ofShane net in the Field.The Liberal party is moving but the leaders allege they are mlecting candidates The latest reports say Capt.Shepherd is the favorite fer the Wi but he has not yet been consulted, and it is not known whether he would feel inclined to enter into the turmoil of an election.Mr, aking progres but thers is Hal chance of his being sat; os contest.It is pref wile in his absence.LE eminated by bis friends sa with his present pos no aspirations to be returned to of The Comeervetives are It will not be their fault ight doy.n .rente members.Thi betting fa THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2.1818.Datives, named Maria Barrette and Martin A+cnkalison, :re sw in custody, the farmer of whom is charged with keepi the Caughnswsga reserve for liquor, and the latter with having an intoxi cant on bis persor.The casos will be heard on the 37th inst, Tue LAOHINE BoATING CLUB hopes to have their new Club Boat-honse, now in course of construction «t C'antin's, comple*- Ît is very large and con- veuient, and will be found s great convani- ence to present members as weil sa to those who contemplate becoming such, The whole of the $10 stock has not, it is undesstnod, been subscribed, but the managers were plucky enough to undertake the outlay.JUMIGRANTS.\u2014 TELLOW FEVER AY MATAWEAS.| A Terribly AfSeted Oty.The crew of the ship * Lane,\u201d now in quarantie below this eity, were all down with the diseaue in Matarzas, Cuba, except the cook.With the exception of the mas er, Captain Snute, they wure placed in a hospital.Captain Shure, whose cass wes worse than sli, wes taken to 6 private house, where he was seiz-d with the black vomit avd died in à few days.One of his seamen leo died, making four desths in ail on the twoships.Captain Shute's home was in Searsport, Maine, where be leaves a family.As soon as the news of Captain Shute\u2019s death reached the owners in Now Yourk his York for Matanzas to bring home the vessel.The latter is an old seaman himself, and has been pumercus times befase in ports where yellow fever was - #but,\u201d says \u201c1 never again Want ses the sights witnessed when I Mstanzss, 1 was there sbout a and left there on the 6th of this L.Eveey building seemed a lezar hb where men : EF E Ÿ 7 g E E i i gE iE LE E 2 E Ë 4 5 SE isd i F i 5 : Ë sible to help it.As | ibe ball 1 ran againet trs esrry- ing somethin staim, It was a ooffin containing à body.When I got down stairs | saw two weggens dena Dp Deore ns, a side door.were hal containing iwi of ee clear of the hotels and welt to abip-ebandlers establishment.\\ found the place equally as as the 1t was full of the sick g.As a8 the seamen of the ° were able to satl 1 left the place in command of ber sp- tment of the owners.This, ns maid fore, was on the 6th of August.We put the body of my brother, the captain, in rum.\u201d \u2014 Philadelphia Times.New Advertisements this P.M, $1.50 LAMPS, 81.50.Le of very fine Bronze Poot Lampe, clear Glass bowl, LOE WHITE SHADE and powerful burner, just the taing 15% fam) y or study use.FRED.R.COLE, 196+ DE Be.Prancois Xavier strest.Oru Fusmrrs.The Regiment will parade at the Oia Cie) Hall, on THURSDAY Kvouuiy, Augus.$2ud.at 8 u'clock sharp, for But'a\u2018tou Drill.Every officer and man must attend.Band und Pionvere will at\u2018end.By order, W.D.MeLARES, Jr, Capt.& Acting Adjt, Annnal Rifie Matches will take piace on BATUR- DAY.24th Inat., commenclug at 3.30 e.1.Upon Match at i.sharp.196 9 Miss Lauder's School Fer the Hoard aud Fédueation ef Yeung Ladies, WILL RE-OPES OS WEDNESDAY, SEP FEMBER 4th.i F ë 4 i : Is sis Circulars may be had at Dawson Hrothors, Mrs.Hill's and 110 Manstieid stroot On and after the 1st September, Miss Louder wil! be at bome tu receive visitors on School Bue To UCTION SALE OF THE FURNITURE of a private resitenoe removed to Btore, Bedroom and Parlor Sets, B8)ves, Carpets, Bedding, Plan Bowing achinos, &c., at my Balerooms, 185 Bt.Jarhes str wt, On Friday Morning 83rd e Sale at TEN o'clock.: 196 _\u2014_ W.K.SAW, Auctioneer.UCTION SALE CARRIAGE and Cart liorses, Carriages, Harneds, &0., at Maguire's Horse Bassar, 870 (rs Leechs on FRIDAY Afternoon, 23ra inat., #° TWO n'olock.W.E.SHAW, 196 Auctioneer.OTICE.\u2014At a nieeting of the Directors of #t.James Building Society held on 15th August curront, it was resolved to offer for sale all th pnasessed by the Company.The Comp: 11 acoeut from its sharshaldars, not In arrears.their rhar-s as part payment.BO, BEAUVAIS, Sec./Freasurer.108 8 RAY\u2019S CASTOR-FLUID.\u2014 (Trade Mark registered.) A hair dross waoich entirely ee ou oils 80 mu ; SSSR TS UT RES Tonos street.95 cents por botte.pm 900 PLAITING BOARDS; a cblid can work them, and make eighteen yords an hour.Price, only $1.It will make box, osk Jeaf and sll sorts Plaats.\u2014 L.J.A.BURVEYER, Bol 824 O street, 193+ Deer Laren Mara Goreme FOR SALE\u2014Shetland Ponies.\u2014Enquire at 130 &t.Péter street.196 4 For SALE, Cheap, a heavy Express Waggon, or would eRehnog.foralightone.Apply-at 300 Bt.Antoine \"oss J SALE, Pawn Ticket of a Duplex-movement Gold Watch, 1B carat; case weighs 23 dwt; chronometer tima-keoper | pawned for $19.00.Also, Henning's 1rou Bafe; small size; suitable for store or private house.Address B., Sran Office.198 à QB BALES Bonk I a ply at ae.South mireet.oty ; nr WANTED, a wholly or partially furnished House, Septem to May.State price, loeation, &v.Address .&., 7.0.Box 1346.198 3 TO LET\u2014No.177 Mansfield street, in perfoot order.Apply to W.Jonss, 163 88.James street.3 TO LET, House, No.329 Dorchester street, near #8.Denis ; seven apartments in order.7 at v.13% Bt.Denis street.J.APPLETON, 315 St James street.1068 ROOMS, Furnished or Unfurnished ; partial board.163 Bleury Te UVOMS\u2014To Let, with Boards well-urnis Sing'e Boom on first flat ; also & large Dou:le Room, suitable for mad and wife or two single gentlemen, 64 St.antoin 3 ST! ROOMS, Furnished, to let.135 Mansfie)d street, 196 6 QOMS \u2014 Excellent \u2014 with or withoat Board, at 47 McGi!1 Oollege forage.LOST; on Tuesday alternoon, August 20th, bestweon T.8.O'Brien's Boo: snd Boe Etore, Bt.Lawrence Main and st.Haber.on Dorchester atreet, & Russia Leather Purse, containing a sum of monay and coms valuable keys The finder will be rewarded by returning fttn | STAR Office.196 2 OST, on Tuesday, a Gold Blecvo Button.Vinder please return to 208 McG sircet, ané gct rewaré.198 3 FOoUND a white liver-colored Dog, with Corporation medal, Owner oan havo him by applying at 83 Bleury street.106 8 EMPLOYMENT WANTED.by à Young Women as Housems'd or Genera Servant, in o Smail Pamily.Avpls at 4 Bleuey EMPLOYMENT WANTED, by a sober, steady man; work of any Lind: willing to make himself gensrally useful ; wages Dot 80 much an object Be steady work.Address, Alex.Jobneop, 11% St.Francois Xavier stress \u2018 MPLOYMENT WANTED by 4 « good Dressmaker.Can out and fit we and make Children's Clothes if reqaired.À , STAR Oo._- 19 ANTED, a Thorough Servant.eu \u2018erences reg: » AP; 457 otre W ANTED, a Cook, House and Tablemeld.7438 Shero:00ko street, 106 1 ANTED, a General Servant, a Ural en wes 10 a5 am.150 2\" ANTED, Carpenter tu } and repair Buildings.Apply mv {83 8.Antoine street.961 WANTED TO I ORCMASE- A toch Order eS ts size Dio AC, I.Or song TED, by a young Lad | \u201ca few Pupils for Gommin Preceh, Ragtais Drawing and Arthmete » Addroee D.50, Office.194 4 VWANTED TO BUY, ed se Piano ; séconé-hand er now.- 8, Bruro ANTED, DZ 230008 LL CAS Boasd, iu a quiet amily where BO ern or are kept ; west avenue.Addrom 5 Ru van Ofloe: vod 4 ANTED, à General Servant, at A8 Canjeax street.1988 A , à Smart Boy, that well LL Ror hg $i = Harve bare street.: 19 es, WANTED, to Rent, a Seven Octa on, Address, stating lowest cows he ra BX.Y.E,ftarOfire.188 1 WANKER; Br Craie | CENTS FOR S mr , ATAR OFFICE.938 a, #, to shoot eight hours.He offers to pat up to-day if a match is made for ST.F Que., August 21.\u2014Cool T.FELIOI ue.gale from north-east ; no Hsy much damaged by bad weather.Oity News On Ers Tnaou.\u2014We are Tez Crystal Parace.\u2014Workmen are en in taking down the Crystal Palace, w it is proposed to loeate on the Exhibition Grounds at Mile-Fod.Part of the roof on Cathcart street is already removed, A GrnTLE Rauinpzn.\u2014Two men, Janise Laskey, 58, carter, and Pierre Nimser, 43, fight on Craig street, near leury street, at ten o'clock this morning.They were taken before the Recorder, who fined them 50 cents each or two days.RETURNING Homk,.\u2014A great adians are returning home from the l\u2019aris Exhitition by every steamship.many were prevented getting passages the rush home is so great at accommodstion being BTEALING A Kwire.\u2014A lew days ago one Michel Benard entered the house of Theophile Bertrand, at managed to secrete on his person a silver butter knife valued at $1.50.wes soon afterwards discovered arrested on suspicion.at the Police Court to-day and sent to j laborer, had à Longueuil, and | d He was found guilt SrrulAL SEssioNs, \u2014 This morning George Robertson, a thief by oocapation, was sent to the penitentiary for three years by Hon.Judge Coursol, for breaking into the dwelling house of Mr.FE.A.Bernard, dry-goods merchant, l\u2019alace street, and stealip $50 worth of clothes, mostly ladies\u2019 The robbery was committed in open daylight while the inmates were out.Police CoUuRT\u2014WEDNESDAY \u2014 Present P.M.\u2014Patrick Lynch, 34, ue \u2018\u2018Governor,\u201d\u201d drunk and disorderly on Common street, $2 and A case of keeping a disorderly house was continued to the 22ud inat.A couple of liquor cases were continued.Aurelie Tanguay.for asesulting Margaret Ahern, was fined §5 or one month.STEALING MELONS.\u2014For some time past Mr.Jesse Joseph has been in the habit of missing melons from his garden, and being stop to these depredations, which were the work of mischievous boy's set Special Watchman Kane on the This officer last night caught three of them in the act, relieved them of their booty, and left them in custody, pend.any action Mr.Joseph may deem advis- W.H.Brehau seaman, of the costs or 8 days.determined to put a rnet\u2014No Report Sab- The question is being saked almost daily why the Superintendent of Water Works does not present his report to the Committee on the excess of measurement by which Whelan & Co.have been paid some $8,000 in excess upon their contract for the Mc- Regervolr.acknowledged thers was a measurement, and although he has had the report for weeks past of checked the measurements, yet he does not come forward with the matter in a shape to show how he alowed the city to be defranded.The Committee is very long suffering, bat it is time they put an end to the present sus- RENTING HOUSES FOR mb.RAL PURPOSES.Francois Xavier Beandry Fined 8200.At the Recorder's Court to-day, Francois dry, proprietor of 200 houses and several steamers, of 130 and 154 St.Chañes Borrommee charged with letting houses to disreputable charac- poses.Mr.H.J.the Court, conducted the case for the city, and Mr, Alf.ed Dalbec, advocate, for the defence.Sergeants Isaie Gauthier and Louis Lapointe, o.4 Police station, testified to the fact of the bonses, Nos.71 and 73 St.Elizabeth street, being occupied by lewd women, Receipts were produced showing that Aurelie the rent of these pre- Mandeville, notary, Sever prostitution gave evidence that they rented their houses from ters for infamous Ibbotson, Clerk aware of the purpose they were rented, Mrs.Mary A.Sather.land, of No, 69 St.Elizabeth street, testified as to the disorderly character of the inmates His Honor the Recorder then sentenced tho defendant, who was not present, but appeared by counsel, to a fine of $200 or six months ypprisonment.the Court of Quesn\u2019s Bench was immediately given by the couusel for the defence.He took exception to the law under which the conviction was made, and contended that the Quebec Government had no power to such a lew, which could only be legally enforoed when passed by the Dominion Goverument.of Nos.71 and 78, The Meeting of Rallway Magnates.vate despatch from gs assembled here.\u201d FINANCIAL.The money market is steady with a fair amount of business doing.encouragin feature at the moment is tbe fact that the ement in the demands for capital is g exclusively to the legitimate requirements of trade, thers being to enter into the risks of loans can be ne, cent.and time 1 per is discounted at 7 and 8 Bt Exchange is steady at 83% pro.mium for roun and 94 counter rates.are worth 84 to 84 premi York is worth 1008, and Sterling Exchange in New York 485 The stock market to.day was rather ir.regul » very strong, sellin at 1702, with 171 at the close, Merchan likewise advanced to 95, leaving off steady at that price bid.weaker, and Richeliet was alightly 0 were the sales at the re change this forenoon :\u201411 Mon- tr al at T09, 20 do, 1694 ; 10 Ontario, 82 ; 24 Jacques Cartier, 44; 18 Merchants 95 ; Afternoon sales :\u201426 Montreal at 170, 24 da, 1708 ; 16 Merchants\u2019, 95, 34 do, 95; 25 Richelien, 63%, at from 4 to Documentary bills Montreal Telegra White Winter.