Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 4 novembre 1859, vendredi 4 novembre 1859

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O 46 Little St.James Street, MONTREAL.October 19.ly-249 GO.SCHOLASTIC DEPARTMENTS OF THE THOMAS MOLSOH COLLEGE QUEBEC SUBURBS, MONTREAL, 1859-60.111.lia Mus E a uu.SUGARS ¦TEAS JJ 111 OIL, NOTICE.ÏHE undersigned beg to intimate that they continue Business in the same trade as their Father, the oldest member of the Clark family, and Thread Manufacturer of that name; who was senior Managing Partner of the worldwide known Paisley Cable Laid Thread Manufactory from its commencement for a period of nearly fifty years\u2014as well as their Mr.J.Clark, Jun., who was for some time junior partner of same concern; and they are determined that nothing shall be wanting on their part to keep up the character of the same, and maintain, as heretofore, public confidence and support.To obviate deception, their Thread is enclosed in the OiiiGffJAL Buüe Wrapper, and labelled with the name of their Firm in full, which guarantees its being manufactured by the Real Clarks.\tJ.te R.CLARK te CO., Uct.24.\t253\tPaisley.THE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand a full supply of the above-named THREAD, and will be glad to forward orders for execution to Paisley, an the very best terms, ALEX.WALKER, Oct.24-\t254\tSt.Peter Street.Yoang Gentlemen\u2019s Department: rpHE SECOND TERM of the Second Session I will commence on the 7th of NOVEMBER, 1859,\tand terminate on the 3rd of FEBRUARY, 1860.\tThe Session is divided into four equal Terms.The Course of Study will include the Greek, Latin, French and English Languages, Mathematics, His tory,Geography, Natural Philosophy, Arithmetic, Writing, Drawing, and Vocal and Instrumental Music.Terms : Autumnal Term from the 24th Aug.to the 4th Nov., 1859.Winter do, from the 7th Nov.to 3rd Feb., 1860.Spring do, from 6th Feb.to 13th April, 1860.Summer do, from 16th April to 28th June, 1860.Fees : First Glass, $8 per term ; Second Class, $7 per term , Third Class, $6 per term ; Fourth Class, $5 per term ; Fifth Class, $4 per term ; Sixth Class, $ per term.£d\u201dIn addition to which, 50 cents per term will be charged for Stationery, and 50 cents per term for Fuel.The whole payable in advance.WINES WIMBOW GLASS, &c.,\t&c.mtu.ix.Gi\u2019j\ta Commissions charged m proportion Rare Opportunity for going aa Established Business, the New Capital, Ottawa City, into in W.W.CAMPBELL, SCOT GO, MERCHANT TAILORS, AND HABERDASHERS, Opposite the St.Lawrence Hall, HAVE just opened a Fall Supply of CLOTHS, DOESKINS and VESTINGS which they are prepared to make up to order in the latest English Styles.Their Stock of Gentlemen\u2019s Haberdashery suited for the season is complete in every Department.Saptember 6.\t212 \"boltingcloths.DUTCH BOLTING CLOTHS, of superior quality, for sale, at REDUCED PRICES, M.A.BUCK & 00., Oorner McGill and William Streets.Oct.15\t243 TO LET, WITH GOOD WILL OF BUSINESS, Those highly-finished Premises in Wellington Street, Ottawa City, at present occupied by Messrs.Blythe & ________i Kemp.Possession 1st April, 1860.As the Premises are fitted up for a first-class Dry Goods Trade, for no other business will the premises be let: A lease ol 4 or 7 be granted.For further particulars, apply to JAS.BROUGH & CO., Ottawa City.Oct.11.\t242 New York Market, sumption.Oommi to risks taken.\t, Twenty-five years experience as Broker warrants the Subscriber in assuming that he understands the wants of the trade, and will give it hiq Dersonal attention.(3- Orders from Wholesale Grocers prompt- lyOFFICE.\".37 Pearl Street, New York.0i*\tR.A.GOODENOUGH.Oct.19.\tlm 249 Just Published, Stereoscopic views ot the victoria BRIDGE in its various stages of con-uction ; also, of the CITY and ISLAND of MONTREAL, by W.Notman.Price 50 cents n fach and may be had in Sets of 12, 24 or 36, years will | ea^\tclotll cageaj witll ietter.pres3 de- acriotion in each case.To be had at all the principal Stereoscopic Depots, and at W.NOTMAN\u2019S, 11 Bleury Street, Montreal.Oct.10.LINSEED OIL, Boiled and Raw, their own make PUTTY, in bulk and bladders\tdo PURE WHITE PAINT, assorted pckgs, do PALE SEAL Olh COD OIL WINTER BLEACHED WHALE OIL CRUDE\tâo do OLIVE, in bhds anü qr-casks CASTOR OIL, in bbls and cases BI CARB.SODA, Alum, Soda Ash SAL SODA, Rosin, Epsom Salts FLOUR and ROLL SULPHUR SOLEMAN\u2019S MUSTARD, Batty\u2019s Pickles and Sauces, Liquorice, Calabrian andSilician Honey Brown Windsor and other Fancy Soaps,\u2019Hair, Tooth, and Nail Brushes ; together with a full Supply ot GOODS in their line.Montreal, Sept.20, 1859.7HE Subscribers now sortment for the offer a complete as- 224 For Sale, by AN EXCELLENT FARM, of 60 acres, situated on the Bank of the River St.Lawrence, well fenced and watered, with a good Stone House, Baro, Stable, Coach House, and other Outbuildings thereon erected, within a mile and a half of the Village of Laprairie.The whole Land, with the exception of a small Grove of Oak and Ash Trees, is arable, and in first rate condition.The Buildings have recently been put in a thorough state of repair, and are equal to new.An unexceptionable Title will be given.Such an opportunity for securing a first class Farm in the neighborhood of Montreal, is seldom presented.For particulars, apply to PATRICK WHITE, LongueuiL October 5,\tim-237 B ARRELS Muscovado Molasses Hhds do\tdo Hhds Clayed\tdo P0R!' âKD SHKEI1Y WINES, OFFLEY, CRAMP & CO.\u2014Oporto.CRAMP) SUTER & CO.-\u2014Cadiz.THE undersigned have been appointed Sole Agents in Canada for the above well-known Shippers, and are now ready to take nrriprs either for immediate or future delivery, ON THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.A considerable parcel of their First Class Wines has been lately received, samples of which can be had on aoplicaikra* \u2018 HENRY CHAPMAN & CO November 18,1851k_________ly-2U FALL AND WINTER TRADE, Of the following articles : 10,000 Gallons LINSEED OIL, [Boiled and Raw] 6,000 Boxes and Cases GERMAN SHEET GLASS, [the favorite \u201cStar and Diamond Star\" brands] Brandram\u2019s GROUND WHITE LEADS Painters\u2019 COLORS, [Ground and Dry] PUTTY, BRUSHES' SPIRITS TURPENTINE, tec., Sec.\u2014Also,\u2014 A large assortment of COPAL VARMSHES, [our own manufacture], which we offer at REDUCED PRICES.E.ATWATER & CO., St.Nicholas Street.Oct.25.\tdu 254 ÂLEMDER WALKER, IMPORTER OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, ST.ANDREW\u2019S BUILDINGS, St.P*tkr Stbeet.MONTREAL.Oct.26,\t255 Stationery ! Stationery ! S THE Subscriber has received his Fall Importation of English, French and American (Commercial and Fancy), Stationery.His assortment will ha found the most complete in the city, comprising almost every article in the line, and will be sold, Wholesale and Retail, at a small advance.GEO.HORNE.Oct 27.\tr ITS 256 Young Ladies\u2019 Department: The Session and Terms will be the same as those of the Young Gentlemen\u2019s Department ; and the Course of Study will include the Latin, French and English Languages, History, Geography, Natural Philosophy, Arithmetic, Writing, Drawing, Vocal and Instrumental Music, Plain and Ornamental Needle Work, &c- Fees : First Class, $6 per term ; Second Class, $5 per term ; Third Class, $3 per term ; Fourth Class, $2 per term.Fifty cents additional per term for Stationery, and 50 cents for Fuel.Application for admission must be made to the Rev.Alfred Stone, No.3 Molson Terrace.The Professors have Accommodations for Boarders.idp Pupils are received during any part of the Term, and are requested te attend only these places of Worship which their Parents prefer.October 25.\tlm-254 Just receiving, and totale, by 61 Commissioners\u2019 Street.du 254 Oct.25.private SSoard, A LADY and Gentleman, or two single Gentleman can find immediate accommodation in a respectable Family, where only a few Boarders are kept.The house is in the vicinity of Sherbrooke Street and affords every desirable convenience.Apply to \u2018 W.W., \u2019 Post-Office.iBawsoE\u2019s Spool Thread IS made on improved principles, by machinery of the most recent invention; is of almost perfect evenness throughout the bobbin, and of a silky texture, which prevents knotting, In London and in New York it has quite supers seded the old makes.Put up in tin cannisters of 100 dozen each, assorted.For Sale by HOBBS te MARTIN, Sole Agents for Canada, 14 Lemoine Street August 1.\t 491 June 11* 183 FURNISHED ROOBVas TO BE LET in a Central Part of the City, Apply at the \u201cHerald\u201d Office.August 1.\t181.v\t.1 .\t\\111\tfi\" J \u2019\t\tU,\tLtJj AND EARTHENWARE.THE Subscribers beg to call the attention of UPPER CANADA buyers to their extensive stock of China, Glass and Earthenware, which they offer for Sale, at LOW PRICES, and on LIBERAL TERMS.RENAUD, PRIEUR & CO.Oet.25,\tr 254 ENGRAVINGS, JUST RECEIVED, a splendid collection of Engravings, after Paintings by Landseer, Herring, Cooper, Ansdell, and other justly celebrated artists.Also, a fine assortment of Plain and Coloured French Lithographs, amongst which will be found a large variety, suitable to be used as copies for Pencil and Crayon Drawing, Grecian Painting, &c , tec.GEO.HORNE.Oct.27.\tr Its 257 Diaries for I860.THE Subscriber has received his usual assortment of Pocket Diaries, Office Journals and Daily Mem.Books for 1860.For Sale Low.GEO.HORNE.Oct.27.\tr Its 256 Steamship \u201c North-Britou/\u2019 WE have just opened, by the above vessel, a fine assortment of SCOTCH and ENGLISH WOOLLENS, consisting in part of Shetland Shirts and Pants Heavy Scotch do do Men\u2019s Life Preservers Cardigan Jackets Wool Scarfs Hosiery, Gloves Ladies\u2019 Under Dresses, tec., Sec.A Large Stock of FANCY FLANNEL and WHITE DRESS SHIRTS always on hand.KEMP & CO., 212 Notre Dame Street, (Second door East of the French Church.) October 21,\t251 Bright M uscevado Dry Crushed, Crushed A i Yellow Refined Loaf, in hhds and barrels J Twankay, Young Hyson, Gunpowder, Hyson, Souchong and Oolong Java, Laguayra,\t1 Jamaica, Tillicherry,\t> COFFEES (roasted and ground) ; Standard and other Refined SYRUPS Port, Burgundy, Tarragonna ( and Sherry Brandy, DeKuyper\u2019s Gin, ) LTOTTORq Booth\u2019s and Gurney\u2019s Old Tom, ) lyUUito Black Pepper, Pimenta, Nutmegs, 7 Cloves, Cassia, Ginger,\tSPICES Ground Pepper and Ginger, j Arracan and Patna RICE Layer and Bunch Raisins, ) Currants, Valencia Raisins, > FRUITS Almonds, Walnuts,\t) French, Spanish te American CHOCOLATE Glenfield, Lescher\u2019s and Pearl STARCH Liverpool and Montreal, i an Apq Brown Windsor and Honey, ) Belmont and Sperm Candles Sago, Tapioca, Chicory, Carraway Seed Coleman\u2019s Mustard White Wine and Cider Vinegar Wrapping Paper, Tobacco Pipes, Blacking Carbonate Soda, Washing Soda, Soda Ash White Lead Paint Blundell\u2019s Boiled Linseed Oil Palm and Cocoa Nut Oil Newfoundland Cod Oil Salad Oil pints and quarts Liverpool Salt, Saltpetre Madras Indigo Scotch Marmalade, Sugar Candy Havana Segars, Tobacco E.I.and Edinburgh Ales in bottles London Porter in bottles MILLS, MATTICE & CO., Corner at.Peter & St.Sacrament Sts.October 1.\t234 Just lieceivefi.B DAWSON & SON have just receiyed\u2014 .Beulah, by Miss Augusta J.Evans ; Leaves from au Actor's Note Book, with Remin-iscenees and Chit-Chat of the Green Room and Stage in England and America, by Geo.Yanden-hoff ; The Boy\u2019s Own Toymaker, by E.Landeils ; Dottings of a Lounger, by Frank Fowler ; Cousin Geoffrey, the Old Bachelor, by Theodore Hook ; The Manufacture of Photogenic or Hydro-Carbon Oils from Coal and other Bituminous Substances capable of supplying Burning Fluids, by Thomas Antiaell, M.D.; The Comic Sketch Book, by John Poole, Esq., author of Paul Pry ; Legends ol the Black Watch, or Forty-Second Highlanders, by James Grant ; Redmond O\u2019Nêill, by J.F.Smith ; The Corner Cupboard, or Facts for Everybody.\u2014Also,\u2014 The Minister\u2019s Wooing, by Mrs.H.B.Stowe\u2014 English Illustrated Edition.$2.00 English Cheap\t\u201c\t____ 0.63 American\t\u201c\t.1.35 For.Sale at No.23 Great St.James Street.October 26.\t255 \u201cTHE JONES LIMty\u2019 MANUFACTURED in every variety and style, and sold at greatly reduced prices, by TARBELL & WYMAN, 37 Central Street, Boston.(Successors to E.F.Jones te Co.) N.B.\u2014The Jones Burner, recently improved, gives more light and consumes less oil, than any other \u201c Kerosene\u201d or Coal Oil Burner manufactured.I Oct.25,\tSta-255 Montreal Hunt.JUST RECEIVED, and for Sale, a few copies of Herrings\u2019 Four Hunts, elegantly colored, for sale cheap.GEO.HORNE.Oct.27.\tr Its 256 JUST PUBLISHED.DEDICATED, BY PERMISSION, 10 LIEÜT.-GEN.SIR W.F, WILL AIMS, Bart, K.O.B., Commander of the Forces in British North America, LES BORDS DU ST.LAWRENCE j BRILLIANT VARIATIONS ON THE CANADIAN NATIONAL MELODY, VIVE LA CAHADIENHE.\u201d FOR THE PIANOFORTE, BY G.H.GBOBB.J.W.HERBERT & CO., Ü0T1G& MR.CHAS.LALONDE, Merchant, of St.Clet, gives notice that he will not be responsible for any Note not made in his presence ; and, conjointly, for no Debts contracted in Town or elsewhere, without his participation therein.CHARLES LALONDE.St.Clet, Sept.27, 1859.\t231 India-Rubber Pens and Pencils.JUST RECEIVED, a fresh supply of pure Rubber Pens, India-Rubber Propelling Pencils and Pencil Cases, both plain and elegantly mounted with gold, Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, Sec., tec., which he is selling at a very Low Price.GEO.HORNE.Oet.27,\tr tis 256 October 20.131 & 133 Notre Dame Street.150 CL0THIHG.CAREY & GO., Traders in New & Secondhand Clothing, in the under part of the Bonsecour Market.The highest prices paid in Cash for Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen s Second-hand Clothing, or taken in exchange for Dress Goods.All orders strictly attended to by sending their address to private residence, No.20 SANGUINET STREET.November 16,\tly 272 SALE By Authority of Justice, ON MONDAY, the TWENTY-FIRST of NOVEMBER instant, in the Office of the undersigned Notaries, corner ot St.Gabriel and St.Vincent Streets, in Montreal, at ELEVEN o\u2019clock, A.M., will be Sold, to the last and highest bidder, the following IMMOY ABLE PROPERTY, to wit 1st.A LOT of LAND, forming the corner of St.Denis and Mignonne Streets, in this city, containing 40 x 80 feet, French measure, with a Brick Dwelling-House and other Buildings thereon erected.This Lot of Land belongs to the Estate of the late Yves Tessier.2nd.A LOT of LAND, containing 40 x 77 feet; bounded in front by Mignonne Street, in rear and on one side by Mr.Lamontagne, and on the other side by the Lot above-described, without any Buildings thereon.This Lot belongs to the communauté de biens heretofore existing between the late Y.Tessier and Dame Marie Anne Tullocb, his wife.For conditions of Sale, apply to F.J.DURAND, N.P., And N, G.BOÜRBONNIERE, N.P, Not.2, 1859.\twm r 261 9680 Every description ot BOOK AND JOB PRINTING executed by JAMES POTTS, at tho Herald Buildings, Notre Dame Street.to apeoulations on the publia crpdlt by paeBi who have no credit of their own.FRIDAY MORNING, NOV.4, 1859.OUT THIS MQRNINGi THE I auction sales this day.The Floor Ttade op Boston.\u2014No person can visit our business streets without noticing the large movements of Flour, says a Boston paper, constantly taking place, and in fact the trade of Boston in this great article is immense, lar exceeding that of any other Atlantic city, save New York alone.In 1858 more than one million two hundred thousand barrels of flour was received in this city, or about four thousand barrels each working business day.The year ending Sept 1, 1859, the receipts were 1,017,\u2019(20 barrels.From this great central market this article is distributed all over the Eastern New England states and British Provinces Western Masa-chusetts, and a portion of Maine, and the large seaports of this State, import their own flour to a considerable extent.Fora general assortment however, of the finer grades of flour, nearly all of New England has to visit Boston market.The trade in this great staple is constantly in.creasing and becoming more and more important to Boston.Woman\u2019s Sights is t]»s UmTijp out the following fitnifsing evidence of the chivalrous deference of the law, among our neighbours, towards the fair sex, from a New York paper :\u2014 Mrs.Nancy Stevenson was tried before Judge Monro, at the last term of the Court at Anderson, S.C., on an indictment found against her in March last, setting forth that she was a common scold.Mr.Speaker Orr conducted the defence and moved to quash the indictment, on the ground that being a common scold was not an indictable offence in South Carolina.He made a brief but able argument in support of his motion, sustaining himself by reference to the case of \u201c Commonwealth agt.Samanthia Hutchinson,\u201d which was tried in the Sixth Judicial District of Pennsylvania, and found in the American Law Register, p.118.The defendant in that case was discharged on the ground \u201cthat the offence of common scolding is not indictable as a crime in Pennsylvania.\u201d The public prosecutoi Mr.Read, on the other hand, read from the books much law to sustain the indictment.After argument pro and con.the following order was passed :\u2014 \u201cOn hearing the motion in this case, it is ordered that the indictment be quashed, on the ground that it is not an indictable offence, that portion of the common law relating to this offence being obsolete in South Carolina.\u201d MOIftflBAL WWÊÀW M tin.?eimmwficlkl gasstpe > imtDAy, KoygM»?» A .*.\u201c*\u2022 Mg SÊlêstaDlj, S\u2018i'CH;ï£S» ygTfSTScï^ Ipg-S?idg» 'à-'è S\u20192.*' K329'S>â S2 S?S 5 S\u2019 S?Çig2Bp|2§3g»||>v|.S |\ts g\t|,|S,s.g S H2, ^|r|55|i5lfll5g|lr§- g g e\tk-s s g-œt-5'3 g.» \u2022 : I: b§Soogg.5cBlll: : ^ w ^ 3 o p\t_ 3 -a : - o?BT B BY ALEX.BRYSON & CO.Spring Steel, at Stores of Ferrier & Co., Saint Francois Xavier Street, at Three o\u2019clock BY JAMES GORDON & CO.Herrings, &c., at the Island Wharf, at Half-past Nine o\u2019clock.BY C.F.HILL & CO.Furniture, &c , at No.20 St.Elizabeth Street, at Ten o\u2019clock.Oil Paintings, &c., at their Mart, at Two and Seven o\u2019clock.BY J.G.SHIPWAY.Herrings, &c , Cargo of the \u201cEvanthus,\u201d at halfpast Nine o\u2019clock.BY JOHN LEEMING & CO.Groceries, &c., at Stores of Maitland, Tylee & Co., at Ten o\u2019clock.BY HENRY' J.SHAW.Furniture, &c., at his Stores, at Ten o\u2019clock.Books, &c., &c., at Cathedral Block, at Seven o\u2019clock.Fancy Goods, &c., at store No.247 Notre Dame Street, at half-past Seven o\u2019clock.BY C.J.HOUGHTON.Fancy Goods, &c., at 161 Notre Dame Street, at Seven o'clock.BY J.B.PARDELLÏAN.Jewellery, &c., at his stores, at Seven o\u2019clock.BY BROWN & CO.Fancy Goods, &c., at his Sale Rooms, at Seven o\u2019clock.SlllilolNog-S: : 3 c/1 *3 3 \"p 2 :\tp o .g .p.o aJ CP.o\u2019 o : 3 \u2022 T3 * P .-3\t.a 5 S ° ^ : Oca* e o : p 3 \u2022 si'gi s'q|-; o \u2022 : o'- '¦ ¦ Revival op an Old Common-Law Writ in the United States.\u2014In the case of Quimbo Oppo, the Chinaman under sentence of death for murder, in New York, in whose favour the Court of Oyer and Terminer, through Judge Roosevelt, had entertained a motion for a new trial, the District-Attorney on Monday last invoked the rarely resorted-to old common law writ of prohibition, commanding the Court and Quimbo Appo to desist from further proceedings on the motion for a new trial, until the next General term of the Supreme Court.The District-Attorney holds that the Oyer and Terminer has no authority to grant new trials, and that by sustaining the jurisdiction of that Court in such cases a wide door would be opened to all convicted criminals to avail themselves of a newly-discovered remedy.© o -\t© \u2022 \u2022\tto\tto rfk if».© © ©\ttOOtOtCtCOOO© - ©©©©©\u2022f'-üiotcoooooooo©^ I © © © © © © © O © O O © © © o © o -©©©©©©©oooo©©©©©©\tShares.\t£\t© ©\to\t ; .S.\t£ S\" 3* ^ ^\tS \"O ^\t1 ^ p \t.\t©©O^O.r CLa.3.3-^ ~\t1 ^ * « 4 \u2019\t\u2022fBççbçTctito©©©©\tS\" S »\tr aaifg Ï\u2019BOKS\top GAN4.DA- STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC RECEIPTS.Do Foreign do .Do\tdo\tEmigrants.Mails, Express &e.Local Freight and Live Stock.\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 Timber and Lumber, feet.1,120,410 Fire Wood, cords.1L1 \u2022 Foreign Freight and Live Stock.\u2022 \u2022 Total.,,.Week ending Oct.23,1858.Increase.No.\tAmount.11.039\t15.906 06 2.660\t6,623 13 292\t372 79 \t2,349 46 Tons.\t 7.963\t27,667 60 1,249\t2,979 83 1.690\t1211 05 1,784\t4,036 34 Miles.\t 880\t60,016 16 880\t64,877 89 6,168 27\t Total Traffic from 1st July, l85^ 10 dale Do.do.for same periodlaslJfe.^- 785,397 13 707.969 44 HARDMAN, Author.Banking.\u2014The failure of the two sham banks at Toronto makes in not improper to take a review of the history of Banking within the Province during a few years past.Pré' vious to 1850, we believe, no Bank had been incorporated in Canada for several years j one charter having been granted for a \u201c Merchants Bank\" of Montreal, which did not go into opera' lion.The Banks of the Province were, and long had been, the Quebec Bank, the British N.American, the Montreal, the City, the People\u2019s the Commercial, the Upper Canada, and the Gore.All these were incorporated, except the British N.American, by Provincial Acts of Parliament, having nearly the same clauses.The leading one for the security of the Public was that which made stockholders liable in double the amount of their stock.The fact of these institutions, however, being situated and controlled in the leading centres of commerce and capital, created a considerable feeling in the smaller cities and towns.Business men in such localities complained that their wants did not meet with fair attention ; and many, no doubt, saw in the establishment of local Banks a means of obtaining the control of lands much gieater than their circumstances would justly wariant.There was some truth and a greai deal of what was not true in the outcry for small local Banks.Mr.Hincks, in spite of the pressure brought to bear upon him, uniformly resisted the attempt to create such institutions.At length, however, Mr.Merritt who had been one of the most influential advo cates of the multiplication and wider distribution of Banks, devised, or rather adopted scheme which forwarded Mr.Hincks' financial plans, and, at the same time, promised to afford all necessary protection to the holders of notes.The Finance Minister, therefore, assented to the passage of .the .weH,kitiqyyfl,.F.rfip,.jjai^injr, coma start a Bank ; but he could issue no notes not countersigned by the Government, who on their side received, before granting this endorsa-tion, an amount of their own debentures, equal to the amount of notes presented for their signature.Government was not liable to the note holders except for the securities deposited with their Finance officer ; and these were to be retained in order to make good any default on the part of the Banks.This plan had the effect of giving greater currency to the Governmental debentures, of which great numbers were issued.This system continued till 1854.At that time several of the old established Banks obtained renewals of their charters or powers to augment their capital, and it was then contended by Mr.Merritt and the other advocates of the Free Banking Law, that it was absuid to continue charters to one class of Banks without requiring security for their notes, while the professed policy of the Government was to protect the public by requiring a deposit of collateral securities.It was true that a certain compromise was effected by insisting that these institutions should place part of the new capital in securities to be deposited with the Inspector General, like those ot the new Banks ; but it was said that the extension of the old charters authorizing the employment of the remainder of the capital was, in fact, an abrogation, so far as it went, of the Free Banking Law.The logic of these arguments it was difficult to gainsay, and was of course made every use of by those who desired to establish small local banks without the restriction of the Free Banking Act.Among these was Mr.Terrill.He had introduced a bill to incorporate the St.Francis Bank, with a very small capital, which was at first stoutly resisted by Mr.Cayley, who, aa Finance Minister of the Coalition Cabinet, had now snoceeded Mr.Hinks.But political influence was too much for the tory Inspector-General\u2019s virtue.After gradually bating his demands for such amount of capital as he thought necessary to secure respectability in the management, he at last permitted Mr.Terrill to take an act of incorporation, without any security clause, for a Bank with a nominal capital of £100,000 ; but which might begin business with a paid up capital of £25,000.This was oue-fourth of the amount which he at first requirad.Mr.Galt took a similar charter in the same session for the Eastern Townships Bank, though it was generally understood that he shared in the scruples of Mr.Cayley, and only pressed his act in order that his constituents might have the same facilities granted as their neighbours.Five other new Banks were incorporated in the same session, of which two \u2014the Molsons and Zimmerman\u2014had previously been started under the Free Banking Law.This opened the flood gates for charters, and in the next session, that of 1856, acts were passed for two new institutions, to be called the Union Bank of Canada, and the Colonial Bank\u2014one of those which recently closed its doors.In 1857 there was a new set of demands, and the crop this year consisted of the Ontario, Toronto, International, Niagara District, and Brantford\u2014all without security.In 1858 there were a number of acts amending the old charters ;¦ but only one new Bank incorporated\u2014the Canada.In 1859 there were several new applications to Parliament for Banking powers ; and sufficient influence was brought to bear upon the Government to induce them to give their influence and aid to the very worst of these.The exposure, however, by Mr.Biown, of Mr.McCallum\u2019s character made them ashamed of their weakness, and the weight of the Opposition, under Mr.Brown\u2019s leadership, being directed against the reckless granting of new charters, all but one were rejected.That one, if taken as a specimen bank, would prove that the public of the Province were saved from a dreadful crash, by the precautions which prevented the building Irom being piled up higher, as the corporators, except their quality of ministerial members of Parliament\u2014which is a sort of universal faculty\u2014had no one qualification, so far as public notoriety is concerned, for the conduct -of financial affairs.It is to be hoped that the the events of the last few days will render this date acquired caution permanent, and prevent Æur Government from lending their assistance The Concert.\u2014We would recommend our readers to procure tickets for the Concert for next Tuesday evening, not less for the sake of aiding one of the most useful institutions of the city ihan for the rich treat in store for the lovers of music.Forty performers are now engaged in rehearsal for this Concert, under the directions of Mr.Crozier, and, having heard the rehearsal, we can assure our readers that the music to be performed has been admirably selected, and cannot fail to afford gratification to the most fastidious: His Excellency Sir Fenwick Williams and Staff are expected to honour the concert with their attendance.APPOINTMENTS.[From the Canada Gazette, Oct.29.] His Excellency the Governor General has been pleased to appoint the following gentlemen to be Commissioners for the Summary Trial of Small Causes, in and for the parish ot St.Michel Archange, in the County of Napierville, in tho District of Iberville, viz : Messieurs Narcisse Coupai, Frangois Paradis, Pierre Raimond, Julien Bisson, Louis Blain, Toussaint Martin, and Geoffroy Lefèvre.[Former Commission dated 31st August, 1855, revoked.] HEAD QUARTERS, Quebec, 20th Oct.1859.Militia General Order.With reference to the General Order No.2 of the 12th July, 1855, His Excellency the Right Honorable the Commander in Chief is pleased to direct that all Correspondence, Returns, &c., &c., relating to the Militia shall in future be addressed to the Deputy Adjutant General of Militia for Upper or Lower Canada as the case may be, instead of to the Adjutant General of Militia as heretofore.By Command of His Excellency the Right Honorable the Governor General and Commander in Chief.D.MACDONELL, Lt.Colonel, Deputy Adjutant Genl.of Militia, Upper Canada.A.DE SALABERRY, Lt.-Col.D.A.G.M., L.O.ffi OO-4 J ©5 05\tCC 05 2 2 Î n ¦ - i 1 r \u201c \u2018 =3?533-3 = 3333 S 3 c 3 g 3 3333p3 CO >fa rfx rf* *0 \u2022= \"S *= «rr ¦= -3 Ct C5 Ct ClJ CÎ Ct> \u2022t -i \u2022¦«\u2019n-, T \"1 O 3 3\t3 3 a 2 = a> 2 ct> a> \u2022 2=335832 : o- rr- f r S3 GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.Traffic for Week ending Oct.28, 1859.Passengers.$25,158 *3] Freight and Live Stock.Mails and Sundries.1,526 Ooj Total.?46'24® 03 Corresponding week last year.$16,09 ( 69 Increase.$\t36 BY MONTREAL LINE.Office, St.Sacrament Street.Reporltd ror the Montreal Herald, CO © CO O CO O^ co\t^ f?o © CO ^ l£~W3.lJ»-CO>-*COO K! O COO O O CO -l \t5\t50 FLOUR\u2014Canada Fine.\tbbl.196 lbs.4\t25\t(31\t4\t50 Superfine No.2.4\t70\t&\t4\t80 Superfine No.1 United States.5\t00\t(S\u2019\t6\t10 Superfine No.1 Canadian.6\t00\t&\t5\t10 Fancy.6\t20\t(â)\t6\t30 Extra Super.5\t75\t(S'\t6\t00 Double Extra.6\t00\t(S'\t6\t60 Rye Flour.3\t50\t©\t3\t76 J ranch Double Extra.6\t00\t©\t7\t00 INDIAN MEAL.»-196!bs.\tNone WHEAT\u2014r 60 ft.Wheat (U.C.and U.S.White).0 00 @ 0 00 n- a\t.10 ©1 121 .ï\tS\t©i0J BARLEY aS° SPrin8:\u2019 N°- 1-\u2019-A.1\tl4 oYts .£mmoi.o\t65\t© o 70 peas\u2014white*.: : : : :: ::: ::\tZZ \u2022 ¦ 'S \u201c4,?§™corn.t>66 Z\\ : : :°o X S To PROVISIONS\u2014Beef, Mess.bbl.oo 00 © o 00 Pnme .00\t00\t@00\t00 Carlo.0\t00\t(S' 0\t00 pork__.°\too\t(ü?o\too Prime\t1VW.bbU7\ts0\t® IS\t00 Carvo.u0 ® 00 00 BUTTER\u2014Inspected No.1 .* !.\u2019.*,*\t».fc- Inspected No.\t2.ldone\u2018 Unmsnected.\t,.?\u2022 .121© 0 16 RECEIPTS OF PRUDUCK.\tup lois ov Up toWov\t \t3, 1859.\t6, 1858.\t\t Ashes, brls -\t34467\t26102 Flour, brls -\t488034\t607020 Wheat, bush -\t617809\t577777 Indian Com, bsh\t71424\t103634 Pork, brls\t16757\t12876 Barley, bush -\t26006\t21956 Peas, bush\t71163\t163379 Butter, kegs -\t18853\t15940 Lard, kegs -\t491\t2393 Beef, brls - -\t358\t699 Oatmeal, brls-\t613\t1719 Oats, bush\t38432\t111223 Copper Ore, t\u2019ns\t\u2014\t Up'-o,\\ oVjUpio JNov EXPORTS OF PRODUCE BY \tUptoNov\tUp loIMov \t3.I860.\t6.1858.Ashes, brls -\t27523\t22801 Flour, brls\t86306\t18657G Wheat, bush -\t68005\t660939 Indian Corn, bsh\t3015\t14967 Pork, brls\t916\t272 Barley, bush-\t1800\t300 Peas, bush -\t214283\t333777 Butter, kegs -Lard, kegs -\t11303\tST71 \t19\t637 Beef, brls - -\t198\t294 Oatmeal, brls-\t348\t1347 Oats, bush\t\u2014\t32160 Copper Ore, t\u2019ns\t\u2014\t\u2014 20678 537984 640853 1607305 1261403 314L69 437154 11670 28108 17142 22010 60810 10652 41648 STOCKS.Bank op Montreal.\u2014In active demand, and scarce ; there being but little Stock offering even at 117.A half-yearly dividend, at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum, has been declared payable on 1st proximo.Do.New Stock.\u2014None in market.Bank op British North America.\u2014None in market.Commercial Bank op Canada.\u2014No late sales.City Bank.\u2014In good demand, without sellers, at 110, A half-yearly dividend, at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum, is payable on U an ad a\u2014\u2014 \u2022> \u2022 \u201e\t«tr'iüTf .Up low ov UptoWov 7, 1857.23789 216103 822205 2863i 373 4 164626 3981 78 208 272 30 260 8.1856.FltEIGHTS.16998 189967 746814 157904 1722 76 200895 5436 1694 632 4768 8643 236* To Eondoii, Flour, per barrel,\tStg.\t,\t3 To Liverpool, do do\tStg.\t-\t2 To Clyde, do do\tStg.\t-\t2 To London, Pol Ashes, per ton, Stg.\t-\t0 To Liverpool, do\tdo Stg.25 To Clyde, do\tdo Stg.- 25 To London, Grain, per quarter, Stg.\t-\te To Liverpool, do do\tStg.\t-\t5 To Clyde.do do\tStg.\t-\tg iCXllAlANjOnj, Bank, 60 uays on London.10: 0 (0 o 9 (@ 3 9 (® 3 0 @ o 0 @35 0 @30 6 @ 0 0 @ 6 0 @ 7 Private, 60 days on London.9^ Bank, on demand, New York.J Private on demand N.York,.,.1 @10) perm.|,reiIU 1\tdo @\tdo du.to par.Bank ok Upper doing,\u2014.Qa5iati?ARommaI.Montreal Mining Company Consols.\u2014 Nominal.Champlain and St.Lawrence Railroad.\u2014 Nothing whatever doing.Grand Trunk Railroad\u2014None in market.Asked for.Great Western on Canada.\u2014 No late transactions.Montreal Telegraph Company Stock.\u2014 No Stock offering.Montreal City Gas Company\u2014As quoted, but without any transactions during the week.Government Debentures.\u2014Very little doing.No Bonds in the market.Consolidated Municipal Loan Fund Debentures.\u2014Latest sales at 94.None to-day offer-ing.In other Stocks.\u2014Nothing to report.Exchange.\u2014Without alteration in price.ARRIVED.Got.28\u2014Ship City of Quebec, London, Sept.6, Edmonstone, Allan & co, general.28\u2014\tBarque Woodfield, Liverpool, August 26,\tH Routh & co, general.29\u2014\tBarque John Bull, London, Septem- ber 10, H Routh & co, general.29\u2014\tSchr Elvina, Piotou, October 10, Ferguson-Miller & co, coal.30\u2014\tBarque Enomanga, Glasgow, Aug.27,\tH Routh & co, general.30\u2014Brig America, Malaga, Sept.10, Jas Torrance & co, fruit, wine and oil.30\u2014Brig Zambeze, Glasgow, Ang, 24, H Routh & oo, general.30\u2014Barque Home, Glasgow, Sept.1, Edmonstone, Allan & co, general.30\u2014\tSchr Commerce, Canso, Oct.6, Jos Tiffin, fish and oil.31\u2014\tBright Mary Ann, Halifax, Oct.1, Willis, McNab & co, fish and molasses.31\u2014Schr Mary Adele, Arichat, Oct.10, Converse & co, plaster.31\u2014S.Ship Nova Scotian, Liverpool, Oct.19, Edmonstone, Allan & co, general.31\u2014Sehr Anna Bell, Bouctouche, Oct.13 Captain, fish.Nov.1\u2014Ship City of Hamilton, London, Aug.26, Edmonstone, Allan Je co general.1\u2014Brig Eclair, St.Pierre, Nfld, Oct.18, 1 & J Mitchell, fish.1\u2014Brig Evanthus, St Johns, Nfld, Oct.17, D Vass, fish.1\u2014Scr Margaret Ana, Caraquette, Oct.15, Captain, fish.1\u2014Brigte Santa Clara, Piotou, Oct.13, O B Sausum, coal.CLEARE D.27.\u2014Sarah, St.John\u2019s (Nfld.), J & J Mitchell, Agents.\u20141000 brls flour, 100 kegs butter.27.\u2014Agnes, London, Gillespie, Moffatt & co, Agents.\u201413,510 minots peas, 100 barrels flour, 42 do pearl ashes, 1800 pun staves, 1232 brl staves.29.\u2014Mary, Quebec, 1800 bus bailey.29.\u2014Seuflower, Caraquette, 50 brls flour, 12 do apples.31.\u2014Albion, Glasgow, Edmonstone, Allan & co., Agents.\u201415,406 minots peas, 1358 barrels flour, 50 do pot ashes, 40 do butter, 1067 pipe staves, 900 pun staves.31.\u2014 Anglo-Saxon, Liverpool, Kdmon-stone, Allan & co.\u2014102 cases and 8 bales I R goods, 31 kegs butter, 72 brls butter, 502 do pot ashes, 193 do pearl ashes, 15,000 bus peas, 3600 pun staves, 36 hhds brandy.1._Swordfish, Halifax, Joseph Tiffin, Agent.\u20141431 barrels flour, 300 brls peas, 47 kegs butter, 1 M staves.1.\t\u2014Cambria, Glasgow, H Routh & co, Agent.\u20142126 barrels flour, 12,500 minots wheat, 1102 standara staves, 3600 W I staves, 50 bags hoofs.2.\t\u2014E.S.United Kingdon, Glasgow, G& D fhaw, Agents.\u20142852 brls flour, 14,528 minots peas, 650 bags oil cake, 60 pkgs beef, 349 barrels pot ashes, 38 do pearl ashes, 1 do oatmeal, 978 kegs butter, 3J M staves.Oct.Nov.COMPARATIVE STATEMENT, Ashes Inspection Office, Montreal, Nov.1st, 1859.In Store, 1st Janty, 1859 .884 In Store, 1st Jan\u2019y, 1858 .34T Pots.PrI\u2019s.Total.269\t1163 97\t444 33591 25455 1st January to 1st Nov.1859.25428 6163 1st January to 1st Nov., 1853:.19275 6180 Increase in receipts to 1st Nov., 1859.8136 bbls.delivered.1st January to 1st Nov., 1859.25411 8174 1st January to 1st Nov., 1858.19227 6191 Increase in deliveries 1st Nov., 1859.IN STORE.1st Nov., 1859.901 1st Nov., 1858 .347 ncrease LnStoreNov.,1 \u201959, brls.DYDE & 253 97 33585 25418 8167 bbls.1159 444 GRAND LaCrosse Match Between 12 Indians from caugima-waga and 12 GENTLEMEN of Montreal, chosen from the Montreal and Hochelaga La-Crosse Clubs, will take place on the Ground adjoining the Montreal Cricket Ground, Oil Saturday, .Ith Aovemher, At TWO o\u2019clock precisely.NICHOLAS HUGHES, Esq., Capt.of the Field.AUGUSTUS HEWARD, Esq., ) nmnireg ROMEO STEVENS,\tS '\u2022lmplres- Admission 25 cents ; Children under 14 years 12] cents.ASK YOURSELF THESE QUESTIONS, Were you out late last night ?Did yesterday\u2019s dinner disagree with you ?Are you troubled with indigestion ?Has 'the change in the weather affected your rheumatics ?Have you taken too much wine ?Does your occupation disagree with you ?Is your system in an irregular state ?In all the above cases, drink the celebrated Plantagenet Water in the morning, or half-an-hour before meals.If you do not like it cold, you may take the chill off it before drink, ing.If you have half-an-hour to spare, drop in at the Plantagent Water Depot and Free Reading Room, Place d\u2019Armes\u2014there strengthen the Body and Mind.Montreal, 31st October, 1859.\t259 November 3.m-262 NEW CITÏ CAS COMPANY.$50 Reward, WHEREAS, on the night of the 30th nit., three of the Street Lamps were stolen from Drummond and Sherbrooke Streets, the New City Gas Company will pay the sum of $50 to any party who will give such informa-as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the Thieves.The same Reward will also be paid for the detection and conviction of any person or persons who may hereafter be found stealing the Property of the Company.& rm « r.VTT O pl teetion and convicition of any person found, after this date, wilfully damaging Street Lamps or other Property of this Company.By order of the Board, GEO.ROBSON, Secy.November 3.\tr-262 COAL GRATES FOR SALE.ARRIVED PER STEAMER ANGLO-SAXON.GOAL SÛMES, Latest design of pattern, ^quisite- ly handsome, with FENDEttS, &c., to match, from the Manufactory of Messrs.Yates, Haywood & Co., Effingham Works, Rotherham, to intending purchasers will be found worthy of special notice, as they are to be sold Cheap.ANDREW HAYES, No.7 Little St.Joseph Street.Nov.2.\t261 TOBRY ROOBS BUYERS.\u201cA Stitch in Time\u201d is often as good as a hint in time, which, according to an old adage, is a clear saving of nine hundred per cent., or, at least, a preventation of loss to that amount.The public will please take notice of the fact] that we are constantly making up garments of every conceivable thickness and texture worn and FREE OF CHARGE, This we do by way ot testing the capacity and simple mechanism of this latest invention in No ripping, though every fourth stitch be cut- The ability of this Machine to withstand any wear and tear surprises every body, more especially those who have^ or, if you please, have not, supposed that a good, reliable Sewing Machine can be constructed and sold at OBSERVE\u2014Our low price is obtained by the simple mechanism of our invention, and not by using poor materials.We use none but the finest English steel, which all may know by examination.These Machines can be taken apart and readjusted by the most inexperienced person or servant, after a few lessons from us.No charge for instructions, whether a Ma- Skm suit, or money returned.See advertisement in another column.SOOVEL & GOODELL, 73 Great St.James Street.October 5.\tlm-237 GOVERNMENT NOTICE.IENDERS, in duplicate, will he received at this Office, until NOON, on TUESDAY, the 15th November, from all persons willing to RENT BY THE YEAR, and lease to be renewable by mutual consent, the following Laad at ioagueuil, All those FARMS or PARCELS OF LAND at Longueuil, belonging to the War Department, with apnrtenances and buildings attached, fronting on the River St.Law- I rence, and now held under three separate leases, viz : No.1 by Mr.Louis Demers, consisting of about 13 arpents ; No.2 by Mr.James Hardie, consisting of about 54 arpents ; and No.3 by Mr.Demers, consisting of about 92 arpents.The whole may now be let separately, or in one block, and may be used for agricultural purposes I generally.The rent and yearly tenure to be reckoned from 1st April, 1860, but possession only to be given from 1st of | May.The tenant to keep the fences and premises ih good order and condition, to pay all taxes, and to conform to every municipal regulation.No buildings, wharves, jetties, or any structures whatever, to be erected, nor are excavations to be made, or material of any kind belonging to the premises to be removed or carried away therefrom, without the written permission of the Commanding Royal Engineer in Canada.The lease may terminate on the 1st April of each year, by either party giving the other 3 months previous notice, or the War Department may if necessary resume possession at any time, by giving 3 months notice, or by remission ot 6 months rent.The rent to be payable half-yearly.A Plan may be seen, and every other information obtained, at the Commanding Royal Engineer's Office, Notre Dame Street, Mont- Monireal, 3rU .Nov., 1859.)\tdu-262 k GRAM (MBIT.Vocal and Instrumental, In aid of the Funds of the Mercantile Library Association, ] Will be held at MDDËMK MW MUSIC BAIL, ON Tuesday Evening^ November 8,] Under the distinguished patronage of LIEUT.GENERAL Sir F.WIIililAMS, K.C.15.! The Orchestra will consist of 40 PERFORMERS, rZLOC'B.A.MiKEll : PART I.Overture, \u201cDie Beiden Blinden,\u201d\u2014Mehub Full Orchestra.2.\tTrio, \u201cD'uu Pensiero,\" Op.La Sonnambula \u2014Bellini\u2014Mrs.Bell, Messrs.0.A.Clarke and F.St.Jean.3.\tVioloncello Solo\u2014Op.\u201c Robert le Diable\u201d Batta\u2014Mr.G.Pyle.Duet, \u201cCome brave the sea with me love,\u201d Bellini\u2014Amateurs.Song, \u201c Beautiful Venice\u201d\u2014Knight\u2014Amateur.Overture, \u201c The Men of Prometheus\u201d\u2014 Beethoven\u2014Full Orchestra.&c.SATURDAY MORNING, the 5th NOVEMBER, will be offered, alongside \u2014, her CARGO, consisting of : 8000 Minots Liverpool Salt, IN BULK.\u2014After which will be offered,\u2014 Hhds Bright Muscovado Sugar Brls Yellow Refined\tdo Brls Crushed\tdo Brls Extra Standard and Standard Syrup Puns Trinidad\tdo Puns Muscovado Molasses Barrels No.1 Split Herrings Hf- do do do Barrels Green Codfish Bundles Dry do Barrels Cod and Seal Oil &c.\t&c.Sale at NINE o\u2019clock punctually.263\tJAMES GORDON & CO.Smiths* Cloals.ON SATURDAY MORNING, the 5th Nov., alongside the Schooner \u201c LEONORE,\" lying opposite the Stores lately occupied by Messrs.Edmonstone, Aliau & Co., will be offered, on account of Messrs.HENRY CHAPMAN & CO.: 207 chaldrons Best SMITHS\u2019 COALS.Sale at TEN o\u2019clock punctually.262\tJAMES GORDON & CO.PART H.7.\tOverture, \u201c Der Freyschutz\u201d\u2014Weber\u2014 Full Orchestra.8.\tSong, \u201cII Balen del Suo Sorriso,\u201d\u2014Op II Trovatore\u2014Yerdi\u2014M.St.Jean.9.\tDuet, \u201cPrende 1\u2019Nel ti Dona,\u201d Op.La Sonnambula, (Clarionet and Cornet, with Orchestral accomp\u2019t \u2014 Bellini \u2014 Messrs.Crozier and Prince.10.\tSong, \u201c Savourneen Deelish,\u201d\u2014Old Irish Ballad\u201d\u2014Mrs.Bell.11.\tViolin Solo, \u201cLa Fille du Regiment\u201d\u2014 Saniton\u2014Mr.F.H.Torrington.12.\tGod Save the Queen.Doors open at 7] ; Concert to commence at 8 o\u2019clock precisely.Admission 50 cents to all parts of the Hall Mr.Barnby will preside at the Pianoforte.Leader of the Orchestra.Mr.F.H.Torrington.Conductor.Mr.B.St.George Crozier October 31.\t259 CLEARINC OP SALE §1111011, HOSIERY, Lace, Smallwares, 8cc.rjYHE undersigned beg to intimate, that, JI being about to dissolve partnership, all their remaining Stock, after this date, will be offered at and under cost prices.The Stock is well assorted in the above classes of Goods, and all quite new, presenting to Retail Merchants a most favourable opportunity of purchasing.Terms during the Sale 5 per cent, off for Cash or 4 months\u2019 Bill ; all sales under $100, Cash, unless where accounts are already open.BAYNE, SPENCE & CO., Wholesale Dry Goods Importers, 268 St.Paul Street.Montreal, 2nd Nov., 1858.\tdu-261 Ganadiaa Pictures after Kreighoff.THE Subscribers have now on view SPECIMENS of CHROMO-LITHOGRAPHS from two very characteristic Studies of French Canadian Figures, by KREIGHOFF.They are well suited in style for Chromo-Lithography.The work is being executed in one of the best London establishments.Those wishing to possess or to send to their friends Pictures ch»rac!eristic of the country, and at the same time specimens of the style and coloring of our National Artist, will be able to do so at a very low rate by leaving their names.Subscription.$5 per pair.November 2.\t261 IF YOU WANT THE YEEY BEST CO0KING STOVE That can be got for the money, ask for the \u201cQueen?s Choice,\u201d FIRST PRIZE COOKING STOVE, Manufactured by The Magic Lotion is the strongest Pain Killer in the world.It will stop pain in the back, shoulders, joints in 25 minutes ; it will cure rheumatism, restoring the carbon, and strengthening the spine and joints ; it will cure neuralgia pain in 15 minutes ; it will stop the toothache in 3 minutes ; it will stop the headache in 10 minutes\u2014it is the best article for headache in the world.See testimonials at the Druggists, where it can be obtained.Sold in Montreal by Lymans, Savage & Co., wholesale and retail ; also sold by Richard Birks andS.J.Lyman & Co., and recommended by scores in this city.Sold in the Eastern Townships and the United States.Compounded by Dr.E.C.Bowker, Boston.ly s-218 $40.840._ $40.$40.WE HAVE JUST EECETVED anotber in-voice of Thirty of our $40 FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.Those who were unable to obtain a Machine from our last importation can now be supplied.Country Merchants supplied, and will he granted exclusive agencies on liberal terms.SOOVEL & GOODELL, Manufacturers Depot, 73 Great St.James Street, Montreal.M0.$40.\t$40.$40.October 5.\tlm-236 LIGHT EQUAL TO GAS, For Half toe Price ! THE CELEBRATED PATENT FAIRY-LAMPS and PURE LIQUID GAS, \u201c not explosive,\u201d give the safest, cheapest, and most brilliant light of any, without smoke or smell at one half the cost of the usual Oil Lamps.To be had Wholesale and Retail of JAMES FAIRIE, Oil and Lamp Store, 55 St.Francois Xavier St, Two doors from Notre Dame Street.Oct.25.\t1m 254 716 MAJOR, Inspectors, October 29.WILLIAM RODDEN & OO., 91 William Street.r-259 T 0 B ÂÛ G 0 S .600 Boxes Favourite Brands, OUR OWN MANUFACTURE, At extremely Low Prices, and on Liberal Terms of Credit.McDonald Bros.& Oo.Office, 236 St.Paul Street, Corner Custom-House Square.Oct.27.\tr 256 Flour and Meal.Extra fine pastry flour Buck Wheat\tdo Graham\tdo Oatmeal, Indian Meal, Cracked Wheat, Ground Rice.For Sale at R October 29.THOMAS\u2019 Family Grocery.258 Wfeitney\u2019s Patent Fiour.THE Subscribers, Agents for this Superior Family Flour, have just received a Supply, in Barrels, half-barrels and small packages.GREGORY & CO., 37 Commissioners Street.October 27.\tlm-256 SHERIFF'S SALE, St, H^aciatoe.St.Hyacinthe,\"T^UBLIC NOTICE IS HERETO wit : Jl BY GIVEN that the undermentioned LARDS and TENEMENTS will be Sold at the times and places below.All opposition afin de conserver may be fyled at any time within two days next after the return of the writ :\u2014 VENDITIONI EXPONAS.St.Hyacinthe, to wit : ?¥ EAN BAPTISTE No.73.\tS ej PLAMONDON, of the Parish of St.Cesaire, in the District of St.Hyacinthe, Esquire, Merchant, Plaintiff, against GABRIEL OST1GUY, Cabinet-maker, of the same place, Defendant : The said Lands and Tenements mentioned and described in the said Writ, as follows, to wit : A LOT of LAND, lying and situate on the South side ot the North branch of the Yamaska River, in the Parish of St.Cesaire, in the Yamaska Seigniory, in the Oounty of Rouville, in the District of St.Hyacinthe, containing one arpent and a half in front, by thirty arpents in depth, the whole more or less ; bounded in front by the Yamaska River, in rear by the lands of the LaBarbue Range, on one side by Jean Baptiste Montplaisir, and on the other side by Salime Stébenne, with a wooden house, barn and stable thereon erected.To be Sold, at the Church Door of the said Parish of St.Césaire, on TUESDAY, the Twenty-Ninth Day of November .next, at ELEVEN o\u2019clock in the Morning, at the/bile enchère, costs, risks and perils of Antoine Siméon Papineau, Grocer, of the said Parish of St.Césaire, the first adjudicataii e, and according to the Order in the said Writ written, it will be required from each bidder, before the receiving of his first bidding, the sum of Twenty-Five Pounds, actual currency.The said Writ returnable on the Ninth Day of December next.0.DESILET.Sheriff.St.Hyacinthe, October 29, 1859.u f 263 TO BE LET, k A MODERATE SIZED HOUSE, in a central part of the City\u2014West End.Apply at the ___\tHerald Office.November 3.\t262 Hoyal Mail Iiine.c DISTRICT 0F_M0NTREAL.SUPERIOR COURT.ORDER issuedfrom the PROTHONOTARY\u2019S | OFFICE, on the petition of NICHOLAS LENOIR ROLLAND, of the City of Montreal, baker, and creditor to the Vacant Estate of the late DEjnIS CHAGNON, in his lifetime of the parish of Vereheres, said District, for the purpose of naming another CURATOR to the said Vacant Estate m lieu and stead of the late FRANÇOIS XAVIER COLLE TTE, in his life, of the said Parish of Vereheres.It is ordered that the CREDITORS to the said VACANT ESTATE do appear before ns, in our OFFICE, in the COURT HOUSE, at MONTREAL, on TUESDAY, the FIFTEENTH instant, at TEN of the clock in the FORENOON, to give their advice on the election of another Curator to the said Vacant Estate.Montreal, this Second day of November, 1859.MONK, COFFIN à PAPINEAU, P.S.C.Nov.3.\tu-262 OMMENCING from the 1st November next, the Departure of the Steamers of the Company for Quebec, will be FIVE, P.M.JOSEPH LEVY, Agent.October 26.\td-255 é rp 0 J- - Pres HE Steamer ST.LAWRENCE, Captain Talbot, will leave the Canal Basin, for 'rescott, Kingston, Picton, Belleville, Trenton and Intermediate Ports, on FRIDAY, the 4th Nov., at TWO o\u2019clock, P.M.Has superior accommodation for Cabin and Deck Passengers.The St.Lawrence has been thoroughly overhauled during the Winter, and is now in first rate condition.For Freighter Passage, apply to THOS.MAXWELL, 59 Canal Basin.19 St.Francois Xavier Street, ) Montreal, Nov.1, 1859.\t)\t260 Daify Through Freight Line, LA lANQKJt) PEUPLE.NOTICE.THE STOCKHOLDERS of LA BANQUE DU PEUPLE are hereby notified that the TENTH INSTALMENT of TEN PER CENT on the First Subscription in the New Stock, will be due and payable on THURSDAY, the 1st DECEMBER next.By order, B.H.LeMOINE, Cashier.October 29.\tr sr258 CITY _MM.NOTICE is hereby given that a DIVlUEND of FOUR PER CENT upon the Capital Stock of this Institution has been THIS DaY declared for the Current half year, and that the same will be payable at its Banking House in this City on and after THURSDAY, the FIRST of DECEMBER Next.The Transfer Books will be closed from the 17th to the 30th of November, both days inclusive.By order of the Board.F.MACCULLOCH, Cashier.(Jity Bank,\t/ Montreal, 27th October, 1859.)\t258 Bank of Montreal.N\u2018 OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CENT, upon the Capital Stock of this Institution, has been this day declared, for the current half year, and that the same will be PAYABLE at its BANKING HOUSE, in this City, on and after THURSDAY, the FIRST of December next.The Transfer Books will be CLOSED from the 16th to the 30th of November, both days inclusive.(By order of the Board,) CHAS.F.SMITHERS, Assistant Cashier.Bank of Montreal, > Montreal, 28th Oct., 1859.S\tmwf-258 FRESH IMPORTATIONS.Black Lead\u2014100 boxes Dry White Lead\u201420 kegs Madras Indigo\u20146 chsts Blue\u2014150 boxes Mar tin dale\u2019s Cake Blacking\u201480 bxs Spices, &c., &c.?A COURT OF GENERAL 1- 1 XX SESSIONS of the PEACE, District of Montreal holding Criminal Jurisdiction in and for thé District of Montreal, will be held inthe COURT HOUSE, in the City of Montreal, on the FOURTH day of NOVEMBER next, at TEN o\u2019clock in the Forenoon.In consequence, I give public notice to all who intend to proceed against any prisoner in the Common Gaol of the said District, and to others, that they must be present then and there ; and I give notice to all Justices of the Peace, Coroners and Peace Officers, in and for the said District, that they must be present then and there, with their Records, Rolls, Indictments and other Documents, in order to do those things which belong to each of them in their respective capacities.JOHN BOSTON, Sheriff.Sheriff\u2019s Office, > Montreal, Oct.29, 1859.)\t259 M1LITÂ1&Ï FüîsOJX felFFLIES.SEALED TENDERS (in Duplicate) will he received at this Office until Noon, on SATURDAY, the TWELFTH of NOVEMBER next, for PROVISIONS, See., for the use of the MILITARY PRISON at Montreal, in such quantities as may be required for ONE YEAR, commencing on 1st January, 1860.All the articles are to be of tho best description, and will be subject to the approval of the Governor of the Prison, or other person deputed by him.The prices to be stated in Currency.The hours of delivery will be fixed by the Governor of the Prison, and the Contractor will be liable to a fine of One Dollar for every half hour\u2019s delay in delivery, The whole of the articles required are to be included in the Tender ; and no Tender will be received unless made on Forms obtained from this Office.Commissariat Canada, ) Montreal, 14th October, 1859.i Im-tf 245 FOR PRESCOTT, BROCKYILLE, KINGSTON, TORONTO, HAMILTON, AND INTERMEDIATE PORTS.THE Steamer OSHAWA, Kennedy, Master, will leave for the above Ports on FRIDAY EVENING, 4th instant.Goods taken at Through Rates to all Stations on Great Western Railroad.All Canal Tolls included.For Freight, apply to JONES, BLACK & CO., Canal Wharf.November 3.\t262 For Glasgow.The Fine A1 Regular Trader ZÂM-BESE, Capt.Reid, will be ready to Load in three or four days, and will be found a most desirable conveyance for Grain, Flour or other Produce.Apply to HAVILLAND ROUTH & CO.Oct.31.\tr 259 For Glasgow.The A1 Ship TORONTO, Captain Brown, is now ready to Load.For Freight, apply to EDMONSTONE, ALLAN & CO.Nov 3.\tb 262 w ANTED\u2014A THOROUGH SERVANT and NURSE.Apply at the Herald Office.November 3,\t262 Grand Trunk lailway.WINTER ARRÀNGEMENT8.A GENERAL CHANGE in the RUNNING of the TRAINS in the Western District will take place on the 21st instant, on which day the extension of the line to Detroit will be opened, instead of on the 7th November, as previously announced.W.SHANLY, General Manager.Montreal, November 2, 1859.db 262 DEFINED GOAL OIL; BARRELS PRIME QUALITY.Superior to any Foreign UIL, and at Reduced Price, by the Barrel or Half-Barrel.W.R.HIBBARD, Depot Columbian Oil Co., 161 St.Paul Street, Montreal.November 1.\t260 Ship \u201c America,\u201d from Liverpool.Consignees by the above vessel are hereby notified that Lighters with her Cargo are expected immediately from Quebec.They will please call at the Office of the undersigned, where the Average Bond is ready for signature.A deposit of 5 per cent, on the amount of Invoices is required to cover expense of salvage.HAVILLAND ROUTH & 00.Montreal, Nov.3, 1859.\tZ62 NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.The Barque \u201cHOME,\u201d Captain McCulloch, from Glasgow, is entered inwards at the Custom-House.Consignees will please pass their entries without delay.EDMONSTONE, ALLAN & CO.October 31.\tb-259 $2,000.A RARE CHANCE tor an investment of this amount is offered to a good and reliable party.A sure and steady profit of seven ty-five per cent is guaranteed from the 4ay of entering the Business, no farther capital being re-quired.The party will have the entire control in Lower Canada of a most successful and fully established W holesale and Retail Business, now in full operation in Montreal.The Advertisers being sole manufacturers of the Goods, wish to confine their attention to that branch alone, and seek only to extend their Business through a good and respectable connection here.Full particulars can be had by addressing the Undersigned through the Montreal Post Office, with real name and address.Principals only need apply.Agents not treated with.ENTERPRISE.November 1.\t'\t260 Currants\u201420 caroteels Rice\u2014100 bags Licorice\u201410 cases White Sugar Candy\u2014 75 boxes Bi-Carb Soda\u201460 kegs Saltpetre\u201420 kegs Belmont Sperm Candles\u2014 70 boxes \u2014Also,\u2014 TEAS\u2014Choice Young Hyson, Hyson, Gunpowder, Imperial, Souchong, Oolong and Congou\u2014 chests, half-chests and catties.\u2014With,\u2014 400 barrels 7 Hart\u2019s and other favourite Brands 200 Halves >\tHerrings\u2014of warranted quality \u2014And, on hand,\u2014 Of GENERAL GROCERIES, a complete assortment.J.A.& H.MATHEWSON, McGill Street.Oct.26.\tn mwf 255 GERIIJMR.THE LADIES of the GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH of Montreal, beg to inform their Friends, that they intend holding a BAZAAR at CHRISTMAS, to raise funds for paying the most pressing Debts incurred by the Building of their Church and Parsonage ; and will very thankfully receive all Contributions and Ladies\u2019 Work.Further particulars hereafter.October 25.\tr if-254 NOTICE TO THE CENSITAIflES OF THE SEIGNIORIES OF MONTREAL, ST.SULPICE, and of toe LAKE OF TWO MOUNTAINS.THE CENSITAIRES of the SEIGNIORY of MONTRaAL, as well in the Oily and Parish as in the rest of the Island, and also those in the SEIGNIORIES of ST.SULPICE and the LAKE OF TWO MOUNTAINS, who owe, either personally or hypothécairement, any Arrears of Lods et Ventes or Cens et Rentes above $100, are notified that, by the Seigniorial Tenure Amendment Act of the 4th May, the said Arrears are payable\u2014 One-fourth in 1859, One-lourth in 1860, One-fonrth in 1861, One-fourth in 1862, Unless some arrangement has been come to before the 4th of May, 1859 ; and that, in default of making any one of these payments at the time fixed, tho entire sum may be demanded, and will bear interest from the end of the year.All who do not owe more than $100 must pay without delay, and are requested to conform to this provision of the law.JPH.COMTE, Ptre., Proc.of the Seminary.Montreal, Oct.6, 1859.da sw 240 -BlSkMO' ÆÆKgfeBjqA Yery Fine-Toned ROSEWOOD SQUARE PIANO, only six months in use, belonging to a party giving up Housekeeping, may be had at a bargain, on application to GEORGE ANDERSON, 108 St.Antoine Street.October 28.\tmwf r-257 To Colleges, Academies, &c.A PROFESSOR of English, French, Latin, Mathematics, &c., desires a situation at a small salary.Address \u201cL.D.,\u201d at this Paper.Nov.2.\tmwf 261 A YOUNG LADY, who has her mornings disengaged, is desirous ot obtaining a Situation in a Gentleman's Family as Go verness.Is competent to teach Music, French and the routine of an English Education.Address\tS.M., Herald Office.October 27.\tm t-256 "]