Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 25 octobre 1862, samedi 25 octobre 1862

[" opi« ï«is on, AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.VOLUME LIV.MONTREAL, SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 25, 1862 NUMBER 256 UNTIL THE 1ST Of JiKUiRY mi A.HOFFNUNG\u2019S mnciEi&co., DESIRING to afford greater advantages to Wholesale Merchants, have decided to withdraw the Auction Sale now advertised, and will Offer at Private Sale, Subject to a liberal discount on the current rates, THE ENTIRE CARGO a Isiander, JEffilERÏ & ELECTRO-PUTE Now due from Bordeaux, consisting of a very large assortment of OLIVE OIL\u2014In cases, quart and pint bottles In eighth casks of 20 gals CASTILE SOAP\u2014In cases FRUITS\u2014Almonds, Princess, Languedoc and Shelled ; Prunes, in tins and jars , Raisins, Layers, in boxes, half and qr ooxes FR UITS IN BRAND Y\u2014Assorted CREAM OF TAR TjlR - In casks SULPHUR\u2014In casks BRIMSTONE\u2014In casks MACCARONI\u2014In bales of 20 cases VERMICELLI\u2014In bales of 20 cases PRESERVES\u2014Peas, assorted SARDINES\u2014In half and quarter-boxes PATES TRUFFES\u2014Assorted LIQUORICE\u2014In small boxes PICKLES\u2014Olives, Capers, &c CANDLES\u2014Sperm in cases WINES\u2014In Cases St.Julien Medoc Haut Barsac In casks, half and qr-easks St.Julien Medoc Barsac Sauterne Madeira Sicilian Malaga In kegs of 4J gallons CHAMPAGNES\u2014Of different Brandi BRANDY\u2014In cases, assorted qualhies lu octaves, assorted qualuhs LIQUEURS\u2014Assorted, in cases VINE GAR\u2014Triple White Wine Bordeaux CHICORY\u2014In cases \u2014ALSO,\u2014 THE ENTIRE CARGO j\tOP Tl* \u201c IVÏarie Louise,\u201d Consisting of j Liverpool Coarse Salt, in bags.I\tCOURCHET & CO., Ill St.Paul Street, Opposite Mr.Joseph Tiffin\u2019s New Store.Septem'ber 29.\t1m 233 3\t[111\t\\U\t\t$\tr-\tRl\tV \tIn,\til l\t\t\tJ\t\t ESTABLISHMENT, Wt Ti i Messrs, a.& s.nordheimer beg to call the attention of the Public to their large and and well selected Stock of PIANOFORTES, imported this Fall from the best Manufacturers of this Continent, comprising all varieties and styles suj4& by Steinway & Sons, Hew TorJj, Chickering' & Sons, Boston, jobs B.Dunham, Hew York.The above will be fully warranted by us for FIVE YEARS.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 7\u201cOctavo Overstrung- Pianofortes, in neatly Carved Rosewood liases, from good New York makers, which will be sold from $250 and upwards, with a guarantee.S3\u201d Old Pianos taken in Exchange.Tuning and repairing promptly attended to.A.& S.NORDHEIMER, 59 Great St.James Street.Ef* See Special Advertisement of MESSRS, j STEIKWAY à SONS, New York, in this lm-237 ! paper, i Oct.3.m h mm stock UNEQÜftLLEÛ LEWIS & BURFEE, Hos.28 & 30 CANAL STREET, BOSTON, Sole Agents of the Union Coal and Oil Company, OF MAY3VILLE, KENTUCKY, FOR their Paraffine Lubricating Oils for Rail road Car Wheels, Locomotive Engines Steamers, and all kinds of Stationery Machinery also, their Extra Cotton Spindle Oil Wool and Sewing Machine Oil, Rolling Mill Grease, &c, ko., from pure Carmel Coal.All warranted for the purposes for which they are recommended \u2014ALSO, IN STORE AND FOB SALE,\u2014 MAYSVILLE COAL OIL, for BURNING, made fro n pure Carmel Coal.PARAFFINE WAX and PARAFFINE WAX CANDLES.July 2.\t6m 157 STfllWi! & SOIS, MANUFACTURERS OF THE OïerÉ'g Siand Square 6 Upright PIANOFORTES .WHICH WILL BE PRIYATE BILLS.PARTIES iu Canada East intending to make application to the Legislature for Private or Local Bills, either for granting exclusive privileges, or conferring corporate powers for commercial or other purposes of profit, for regulating surveys or boundaries, or for doing anything tending to atfeot the rights or property of other parties, are hereby notified that they are required by the 53rd and following Rules of the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly respectively (which are published in full in the Canada Gazette), to give TWO MONTHS\u2019 NOTICE of the application in the Canada Gazette, in English and French, and also in a newspaper published in each language in the district affected, sending copies of the first and last of such notices to the Private Bill Office of each House.J.E.DOUCET,\tA.TODD, Cite, of Private Bills, Off.Clk.Private Bill Office L.Council.\tL.Assembly.Quebec, Oct.15, 1862.\t249 llie Aionte Grape, THE EARLIEST and best American GRAPE known, ripening two .weeks earlier than any other good Grapes ; possessing the most delicious flavor ; in fact, equal to the most delicate hot-house Grape.It originated at the base of the Adironac Range of Mountains on the shore ofLake Champlain.It is believed to possess all the requisites to establish its character as \u201c the earliest and best native Grape.\u201d Price.\u2014One year old Vines, $3.A limited number of two year old Vines at $5.All cut back to 3 or 4 eyes.The Vines will be carefully packed and forwarded by Express or otherwise.Address, with remittance, JOHN W.BAILEY, Plattsburgh Nurseries.Plattsburgh.Clinton Co., N.Y., \\ October 8th, 1862.\t^ 6w 245 KEMP & COM 212 NOTRE DAME STREET, (Second Door East of the French Church), HAVE one of the largest, cheapest and best assorted Stocks of GENTLEMEN\u2019S UNDER-CLOTHING, that is to be found in Montreal, consisting in part of the following Goods, viz :\u2014 SHETLAND WOOL SHIRTS, SHETLAND WOOL PANTS, SHETLAND WOOL SOCKS SCO TCH KNIT SOCKS, CA RDI GAN JA CKE TS, WHITE CLOTH GLOVES, WHITE RING WOVE Do.\u2014Also,\u2014 A very large STOCK of FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS.October 17.\t249 g hum & go.OFFER FOR SALE : TEA \u2014Young Hysons.Hysons, Congous, Souchongs, &o COFFEE\u2014Java, Jamaica, Laguayra otto at> I Hhds Bright Porto-Rico oucak £ BrokeQ Loaf and Crushed A MOLASSES\u2014Puns Bright Muscovado RICE\u2014Arracan and Patna RAISINS\u2014Layers, M R\u2019s, Valencias, Sultanas CURRANTS\u2014Barrels Old and New FIGS, Brazil Nuts, Almonds, French Plums BRANDY\u2014Vintages 1850 to 1860 GIN\u2014Elids, qr-casks and cases RUM\u2014Jamaica, Demerara, Berbice, &c CLARET\u2014Chateau Mouton, St Julien, St Estephe, &e (i>T,SeiRs,b\\iftl^|.£\u201ceoi§&3, Mace JAMAICA and African Ginger, French Mustard MUSTARD, Tapioca, Valentia Almonds, Chi-.cory, &c, &c \u2014also,\u2014 SODA ASH, Caustic Soda, Silicate of Soda, Alum, Saltpetre, Brimstone, Sulphur, Borax.Cream Tartar, Sal Soda, Blue vitriol, &c, &c \u2014 and,\u2014 LIQUORICE PASTE, Liquorice Sticks, Gelatine, Candied Peels, Blue, Sardines, Sugar Candy Sago, Castile Soap, &c, &c October 9,\t242 PUBS! IIS! FURS! A Great Variety of .Choice Furs is now ready for inspection AT A.BR AH ADI\u2019S First Prize Fur Establishment.j- Fine New Crop TEAS BUFFUOJOBES.HE Subscribers have on hand their usual assortment of BUFFALO E0BES, Original Bales, to which they call the attention of their friends and customers.T October 14.bOYER & HAWLEY.Ira 246 IS F F i R ID WARE-ROOMS, Ns« m Si 34 Walker Street, New-York.THE PIANO-FORTES manufactured by ns have not only received the unqualified approbation of the best judges in America, in addition to Ttveitlv-Six «old Medals WITHIN SIX YEARS, BUT HAVE BEEN AWARDED One of the First Premiums AT THE GREAT LONDON EXHIBITION Now being held.This is significant ot their peculiar excellence, as at the Exhibition were displayed Instruments manufactured by all the celebrated makers of Europe.They are warranted to stand the test of any climate, and a full guarantee given for five years.gJ=Our Instruments can only be obtained for the Canadas from our Sole Agents\u2014A.& S.NORDHEIMER, Toronto and Montreal.STEINWAY & SONS.Octobers.\t1m 237 rr a- Retail at lolesale Prices ! -rs 170 Notre name Street.LINSEED OIL.5000 GALLONS BOILED OIL 5000 do RAW do Own Manufacture.LYMANS, CLARE & CO.September 12.\t219 LARD OIL.t>CASKS No.1 CINCINNATI LARD ZU OIL LYMANS, CLARE & CO.September 12.\t219 71 Great St.James Street.71 PRICES lEDBCED.\"Coin|f Improid Emopean Range FOR Private Families, Restaurants and Hotels.The best, cheapest, most durable and ECONOMICAL COOKING APPARATUS in the City.Call and satisfy vourselvea.Sold by ' MEILLEUR & CO., 71 Great St.James Street.October 10.\t1m 243 ANY ONE desirous of securing a FIRST-RATE ARTICLE will do well to call and examine the extensive Stock before purchasing elsewhere.\u2014also,\u2014 ON HAND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HATS AND CAPS FOR THE FALL WEAR.October 16.\t248 IN THE VICE-ADMIRALTY COURT OF LOWER CANADA.The ADONIS, BY DECREE of this Court, the Brigantine called the \u201c Adonis,\" now lying in the Canal Basin, near the Flour Sheds, Montreal, will be Sold, by -Auction, at the said Vessel where she now lies, at Montreal, on the Twenty-fifth day of October inst., At the hour of ELEVEN in the FORENOON, The VESSEL, with her TACKLE, &c., to be taken by the purchaser in the condition in which they may be at the time of Sale.JOHN B.PARKIN, M.V.A.C.Montreal, the seventeenth day of October, 1862.\t251 The Subscribers offer for Sale : Tierces \\ BriSht M^covado j Barrels Dry Crushed\tj\tSUGAR Barrels English Crystals\t| Barrels Yellow Refined\tj Barrels Refined Syrup Puncheons Molasses Hhds Barbadoes Syrup Young Hyson ) Hyson Twankay Gunpowder Imperial Souchong Oolong Congou Uncolored Japanese J Laguayra Coffee Layer and M R Raisins, crop 1862 DAVID TORRANCE k CO.October 16.\t248 .APPLES m SALE,.Choice Hand-Picked Pommes Grises and Fameuses Apples, In excellent order for Shipping.Apply at NO.2 CUSTOM HOUSE SQUARE or to JOHN S.MURRAY, 149 Dorchester Street, Cote St.Antoine.October 15.\t247 Downs\u2019 lleptable Balsamic Elixir, This purely Vegetable Medicine is warranted to cure COUGHS, COLDS, CATARRH, ASTHMA, CROUP, INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION and all Diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs.Downs\u2019 Elixir has stood the test of more than thirty yearsj _\t_ \u201e .\tiUl umor medi- cines have failed.It does not dry up the Cough, but removes it by expelling the phlegm, and thus eradicating THE RADIX OP THE DISEASE.Its emolient properties facilitate expectoration, give ease to the Throat and Lungs, and drive out disease, not so much by a direct and poisonous attack upon the disease itself, but by ASSISTING NATURE TO EFFECT A CURE.Explicit directions accompany each bottle, together with a pamphlet containing certificates of cures and other interesting matter.Read the pamphlet attentively.IT IS PLEASANT TO THE TASTE.There is no difficulty in administering it to children, as they are fond of it, and, if permitted, would take H to excess.Price 25 cts., 50 cts., and 11.00 per bottle.Sold in every Town and Village in Canada.JOHN P.HENRY & CO., (Successors to J.M.Henry & Sons and N.H.Downs) Proprietors, Waterbury, Vt.and Montreal, C.E.246 October 14.[N STORE- L Hf-chests Young Hyson Tea > finest Moynne Catties do do do S and Pingsuey.Hf-chests finest Japan \u201c Uncolored\u201d ST \\ ^nest Ping3aey Gunpowder Chests finest Oopack Congou Jamaica Rum in puncheons Brandy\u2014Hennessy's, Martell\u2019s, Otard\u2019s, in hhds and cases Wines\u2014\u201c Burdon\u2019s\u201d Sherries in butts, hhds and qr-casks Gin\u2014DeKuyper\u2019s in hhds and cases Indigo\u2014Madras in chests Rice, Currants, &c., For sale by HUGH FRASER & CO., 30 St.Sacrament Street.October 7.\t240 m LEE nnHE MONTREAL PERMANENT BÜILD-1 INC SOCIETY are prepared to advance MONEY on REAL ESTATE, in sums of $200 and upwards.M.H.GAULT, Secretary and Treasurer, St.Francois Xavier Street.June 19.\t146 ST.LEON MINERAL WATER.\u2022 AS this valuable Water rapidly continues to gain ground in public estimation, frequent enquiries are being made as to what it is good for.It is Nature\u2019s own remedy for the following Disorders : - Indigestion, Dyspepsia,Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Piles, Liver Complaint, Disease of the Kidneys, Rheumatism, Gout, Giddiness, ko.ko.It is recommended by the leading Physicians of Montreal and Quebec.Being a natural production, it is particularly adapted for family use, and may be taken at all times and a-t all seasons of the year.Be sure and ask for th St.Leon Water, as it is the Best.August 23.\t202 | UST RECEIVED, from London, per \u201c City fl of Hamilton,\u201d a complete assortment of CROSSE & BLACKWELL\u2019S GOODS.250\tS.ENGLISH.petober iO, 251 COD OR TANNERS\u2019 OIL.0Q BARRELS COD OIL LYMANS, CLARE & CO.September 12.\t319 JUST RECEIVED, per \u201c City of Hamilton,\u201d Victoria, Chedder, Queen\u2019s Arms, Wiltshire, Pine Apple and Dutch CHEESES.250\tS.ENGLISH.TUST RECEIVED, a choice lot of YARMOUTH BLOATERS at S.ENGLISH\u2019S, 266 Notre Dame Street, October IS,\t250 FALL IBM IMPORTANT TO | WHOLFStlF mm.rHE Subscriber begs Respectfully to inform his Customers and *he Trade in general, that his Stock of REAM-MADE: NOW O © Bï S» I, E r.T E EVERY DESCRIPTION OF\tt y s, MBs1 and Boys' CLOTHING, All warranted of the best quality and workmanship, at prices that defy competition.\u2014also,\u2014 Ex SS.St.George, from Glasgow, and SS.Anglo-Saxon, a full assortment of Piece Goods, Fancy White & Wool Shirts, Fiaimels, Gaps, &e.500 Pairs Blue, Brown and Grey Blankets CS-A call is respectfully solicited.MORRIS LUMLEY, Wholesals Clothing Manufacctreb, 10 Lemoine Street, Montreal, And 7 Wellington Street, Toronto, C.W.October 3.\tlm 237 J.Denis, fay Mnunie & Co's PALE COCNACJ3RANDY THE undersigned are appointed Agents for Canada for this well-known Brand, and are prepared to RECEIVE ORDERS for shipment, in Spring, DIRECT FROM CHARENTE.They have also just Received FOR SALE: 5 Hhds, 10 quarters, vintage 1861 5 Octaves\u201410 and 20 years old Ou Cases\u20141 doz.each, .3years old 5 Do.\tdo.\t10\td > 5 Do.\tdo.\t20\tdo RYAN BROTHERS k CO., 8 St.Helen Street.Madeira wine\u2014g pipes, 9 Hhds l.p.Madeira.RYAN BROTHERS & CO.j^/JACKEREL\u2014No.1, 2, and 3 in Barrels and Halves.Oct.6.RYAN BROTHERS & CO.lm 239 The New Pain-Killer ! mn VERMONT LINIMENT ! IN offering to the public this New Pain-Killer, we wish to commend it as being not only better than any other Pain Killer, and in larger bottles at a corresponding price, but as containing nothing injurious to persons using it.It may be used externally for RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, TOOTHACHE, HEADACHE, BURNS and SCALDS, BRUISES and SWELLINGS, SORE THROAT, LUMBAGO, &c., &c.And may be used externally for CHOLIC & COLDS, CHOLERA MORBUS, BOWEL COMPLAINTS, DIARRHOEA, WIND CHOLIC, &c., &c.Ir has been in use for the last four years, and its superlative excellence is already attested by thousands who have used it.It is composed of Ingredients, each of which is essentially remedial in itself, so that the combination of all in one produces a Liniment or Pain-Killer unexcelled in its curative properties.WARRANTED WHEN USED IN SEASON ! No family should be without a bottle of it for immediate use iu case of burns, scalds, wounds, and other casualties resulting from accidents \u201c that flesh is heir to.\u201d IT IS HARMLESS TO USE AT ANT TIME.A teaspoonful of it taken in a glass of water in the morning clears the head, brightens the eye, and gives a tone of elasticity to mind and body when exhausted nature fails to assert her supremacy.ITS EFFECTS ARE MARVELLOUS.Try it, and if it does not produce satisfactory results, when used according to directions, return the bottle to the agent of whom you got it, and he will refund the money paid for it.We only ask a fair, unprejudiced and impartial trial.Sold at every Drug Store and Country Store throughout Canada.PRICE 25 CENTS PER EQTTLE.JOHN F.HENRY & CO., Proprietors, 30 St.Henry Street, Montreal, C.E.and Main Street, Waterbury, Vt.October 14.\t246 Liverpool SalG THE Subscribers offer for Sale, ex \u201c Lancaster,\u201d from Liverpool, 1376 Bags Stoved Salt DAVID TORRANCE & CO.October 16.\t248 Ike New Patent Eerosene Burner, for using: foal Oil in Flnid Lamps, without a Chimney, G.Grin on & Co,, 258 Notre Dame Street, September 30.\t3m 234 BIMOJOBES, FOR SALE by the Undersigned, the WHOLE of This Year\u2019s Importation OF HUDSON\u2019S BAY COMPANY\u2019S BUFFALO ROB S.E.HUDON FILS & CO.October 3.\t2m mwf 237 TTïTa s s'' AND KERQSEUE LAMP MANUFACTURERS.Gas Shades for Chandeliers, Flower Vases, Cut and Engraved Table Glassware &e.,\t&c.,\t&c.Branigan, Cuddy & Co,, < r.xss Cdttess and Engravers, 19 & 21 Harvard Place, Boston, U.S.A.June 4,\tly\u20143m rawf=-3m ts 218 XHE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE in wood and bottles.Holland Gin, Cognac Brandy, Scotch and Irish Whisky, Allsopp\u2019s pale Ale, in bottle.All guaranteed their own importations.RYAN BROTHERS & CO.Oct.6.\tlm 239 TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALÊ^ \" * 100 packages superior Congou k Souchong teas 100 bags East India Rice 100 barrels and cases Currants 100 boxes and halves West End and Layer Raisins 200 Do.Bunch Muscatel Do.200 ^Do.Valentia\tDo.100 Do.Malaga Figs 50 bags Superior Wine Corks 1000 Cases Steel\u2019s Liverpool Grown Soap 500 Do.Waterford Button Blue 50 Do.Belgium Sperm Caudles 50 Bags superior Wine Corks 500 Dozen Bath Bricks 50 Cases Worcestershire Sauce.50 boxes Portuguese Onions With sundry other articles.RYAN BROTHERS k CO.Oct.6.\tlm 239 CIÂÜELLPS (Restaurateur to H.R.H, the Prince of Wales) OYSTER RESTAURANT, PLACE D\u2019ARMES, The only Establishment of the kind in the City.Open from II A.M.to 12.30 A.M.On Sunday from 4 P.M.to midnight.October 7.2m 240 PEMBINA BifFUfiJOBES.THE Subscriber has received his usual supply of those faraite DatMolored Holies, IN PACKS OF ONE DOZEN.GERHARD L0MER, Fdr Merchant, 277 St.Paul Street.October 6.\tlm 239 uE.FOR S Hf-chests {Jncalored Japan Tea Bags Fresh Walnuts Bags Fresh Filberts Bags Provence Almonds Bags Arracan Rice Boses Virginia Tobacco, pounds Bags Laguayra Coffee Crates Wine Bottles Cases Common Brandy CONVERSE, COLSON & CO., 20 LEMOINE STREET.October 1.235 ALWAYS ON HAND, Mm SOLI LEATHER, Heavy, Middling, and Light, From selected BUENO S-A Y R E S Hides, BOYER & HAWLEY.August 19.\t3m 198 «ft Street.July 2 EBB SALE, A HANDSOME JET BLACK CANADIAN PONY, suitable for a Lady or Gentleman to ride.Apply at No.175 Sherbrooke 157 EBB SALE, UNCLAIMED LETTERS.LIST OF LETTERS remaining uncalled for at the Montreal Post Office, on the 30 th of Sept., 1862.If the following Letters are not redeemed within SIX WEEKS from this date, they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.K.B.\u2014Persons enquiring for any of those are respectfully requested to ask for \u201c Advertised Letters.\u201d The numbers after some of the names denote the number of Letters to the same address.LADIES\u2019 LIST.B Brown L M Mrs Brown Annie Mrs Burke Margaret Miss Baron G Mrs Bell William Mrs Brennan Maggie Bropby Kate Miss (2) Casten Mary Jane Miss Cochlin Mary Miss Clarke Mary C Mrs Costello Mary Miss Clarke Robert Mrs\tCrely\tGeorge Mrs D Daley Catherine Miss Dugan Thos S Mrs Dalton S J Miss\tDunn\tMary Miss Dover Amelia\tDunn\tMargaret Dovle Phillip Mrs E Egan Susan Miss F Finlayson M Miss\tFraser S Mrs G Gallagher Mary\tGraspy Ellen Mrs Gibson Elizabeth Miss Green Amy Mrs Gordon Eliza Miss\tGreig Dr Mrs Gough Bridget H Hanson C Miss\tHobbs Susan Miss Hanson Garin Miss\tHolland Mrs Hazell Delia Mrs\tHowley Mrs Higgins John Mrs\tHurley Mrs Hitchcock Clara D Miss Ives M B Mrs Jinkins Maria I J X Kean James Mrs\tKingston Catherine Keath Mary Aim Miss Knight John Mrs Kelly Annie Miss (2) L Lebright Johanna Miss Lunn Emma Miss M Mardon Emma Mrs\tMoran Miss Mendall Wm II Mrs Morrison Margaret Miss Minot Geo R Mrs\tHullane Elleu Moloney Mrs Me McClaum Lettica Miss\tMcKay Mrs McCullock Ann Mrs\tMcMillan David Mrs N Nelson Mary Miss Nve Corinna B Mrs O' O\u2019Sullivan Catherine Miss P Plees A F Mrs\tPerry A Miss Parker Alexr Mrs\tPowell Jane Miss Pavne Margaret Miss E Raleigh Mrs\tRobertscn Mrs Reardin Mary Miss\tRobertson Wm Mrs Reed Mary Mrs\tRoss M Miss ReomerOdille Miss Russell D P Mrs Scull Mary Shedd Anna Miss Skullemy Joyce Miss Sleavin B Miss Teaffe M Miss Veitch M Miss Stebbin Susan S Miss Stephen Annie Miss Ste wart Wm Mrs Sullivan Catherine Miss T Turner Anna T Mrs (2) v w Wade M Miss\tWhittaker Matilda Miss Whilagan Margaret (2) Whitcher Laura A Miss Whittle Geo W Mrs White Nancy Miss\tWilson Anna B Mrs Whitehouse Miss A ri rl *ar*ri TXT wx Allen Anthony Allen J Harry Allen N R Andrew Godfrey GENTLEMEN\u2019S LIST A Andrews James A ri r» ni il ar»n .Jfvhnt Armsted W F Arthur G C Austin James B Baird H W (2)\tBollis James A Revd Baldwin W H\tBourne Mr Bannan John\tBowlen Denis Barden Seth\tBrannan James Barnett J\tBrock Gordon & Co Bartle Thomas\tBrodbury WAR Beebe A J\tBrodie David Bell Wm A\tBrown J Bernent C R\tBrown W O Berry Mr\tBrownell Benj Blackburn G\tBryson J Blackburn Wm\tBuckingham Steamer Blackburn Robt\tCapt of Blumhart Geo\tBurns John Blacklock John\tBury Geo (2) Boice Wm c Coddock W R\tColeman W G Cain Mr\tColmar Max Cairns Wm\tGolovin C Caledonia Curling Club Golovin F Secty of\tConolly John Cameron Ewan\tCorcoran Hugh Cameron Hugh\tCotton Geo Canole G\tCoupar Geo Carr Peter\tCowan Wm Carter Dr\tCowell Jno (3) Chaffey Geo\tCoyne Jno Charlton George\tCraig D J Chambers Robt\tCraig J S Cheadle Dr (2)\tCram k Hepworth Chellis Geo E\tCrawford Andrew Clarke A\tCrick James Clarke Delavan F\tCringan Thos(2) Clark Geo M (2)\tCrombie Jas Clark Orlando M\tCross Henry Clark Wm & Co (2) Cummings Charles Clark W R\tCummings Michael Clark & Co Messrs\tCarle James Colin John\tCheston Ewd Darrow D E Davis Thomas Davis T Kelly Dawkins J P DeCator Ansiei (4) DeCasta N H Denby Peter Dickson G R Dillon R G II Dillon Mr Dillon Jno M Disborough J Doherty Samuel Doherty James Doherty Mr Earle James M Easterbrook Levi Edsell Samuel Eilandson E Fallon Thomas Fairbairu Robt Fairfax Bryson k Co Falvella Luigi Pass Wolf Revd Fitzpatrick John Gale D A Gallagher Michael Gate A Gemmill J R Gibb Thos K Gilchrist Wm Gilchrist Wm Gillam James Hacker Wm Hale Sami Hall James Hall Riehd Hamrock James Hanson H & Co Healy J Heats Mr Hersch Jacob Hicks Charles H Ibbotson Henry J Innés Daniel Jackson Andrew Job James R On view at June'3 A First-Class COVERED FAMILY CARRIAGE, only having been used a few times.\u2018.M- & P.GAVIN\u2019S, 23 Craig Street.132 Johnston John\tJones Edwd W K Kains Geo\tKerr John Kean Patk (2)\tKing Wm Kearons Martin\tKlevesy G T Keates Mr\tKnapen 0 J (2) Keegan H\tKnox Andrew Kelly Henry Kelly Michael\tKrull C L Lainfoot Thomas\tLeslie A C Lahey Richard\tLindsay Lewis Law Sami\tLloyd John Lawrence H J\tLonsdale R Leesdy Jos D\tLyde G F Leneghen Barney\tLynch James (2) M Money John Maher Jeremiah\t Mair J & C\tMontgomery A H Marsden Henry\tMoodie Thomas Maraee Joseph\tMoor James Doley Charles Dolan B Donagan James Donahoe Patrick Doodie Denis Douglas Geo Douglas J F (2) Doukel Thomas Dowd Mr Dowling Edmond Drawer No 383 Draycott A M Duggan Thomas Dwyer Patrick Duncan David E Ellet Joseph Ellers Jameson Everett R L F Evers R F Flanahan John Fleming John & Co Francis Charles Master Francis C J Francis CFA Francis Edwd G Gillespie James Gillied John Godgeon O Grant Allan J Gray John Grier J H Gubbins R R Gunderson G H Hicks Wm E Higgins A H Hill Allan Hodgens Wm H Hogan Michael Horn Wm (2) Hoskins k Clelland Hoyle Geo Wm Hutibard G S Hunt Henry I Irvine Jno Ivers John J Johnson Ormsby Capt R N Moore Joseph B Moore S & Co Morrison Mr Mountford Wm Revd Murgage W R Murphy Alexr Myres Wra Mathews Mr Maxwell John Meyer Morris Middlemiss A L Miller Cliff Miller Hans Mills H E Dr Moloy Thomas Mac MacDonald A R & Co MacLeod John MacDonald Alexr\tMacPherson Duncan B MacKenzie John Me McGrath Jno\tMcKay John McGrath Henry\tMcKenzie Geo McDonnell Ptk\tMcKnight James McCluer Wm\tMcLachlan Jno S McOonrt Thos\tMcLellan Andrew McCrosson Thos\tMcNamara Thos McDoudle Jno\tMcNaughton Mr McDonald Jno\tMcPherson Andrew McIntosh Nicholas\tMcQuaig Donald Naigle C P Capt Neelands James Neill J Fewhall Darnel Neybaur Julius N Nicholson Michael Nickolds James Norris Wm Norris H O'Connell Michael\tOsey Joseph O\u2019Hagan Patrick O\u2019Sullivan Florence Oberndorfer Israel (2) Ouky Joseph O\u2019Neill Edwd H P Parker J T\tPitts John Parker James\tPlumkett James Pennington V\tPreston T T Pickell G\tPerry Joseph Piper T Quinn Thomas d R Rathbone k Leonard Robinson B W Reily John\tRobinson E M (4) Rennix Mr\tRobinson Thos Renshaw Robt\tRobison Chas Richardson C\tRodger Wm M Roach Jno (2)\tRoss David Robertson N\tRyan DI F Robertson P (2)\tRyan James Roberts ju Robert Sandham F Sanford W E Savoie A Dr Sawtell Alfred Schippel Henry Scott James Shannon John Sharp Thomas Shaw Wm Shill John Shipman Henry Smith Mr Smith Joseph Taylor Jas W Tebbe Mr Thomas S M Thornton Peter Vandernoot A W J Walford Wm Wallace Michael Walsh Patrick Walters Wm Watson Thos Welch & Miller Smith Lewis Smith William Smith Wm D Solomon S B (2) Spence Alexr Stark B G Stephens E Stockand Geo Stuart Wm Sullivan Timothy Sutherland James Snare James Tillotson Geo E Todd Jno S Todey Steven Tolen James V Vigeant H F w White Capt White Michael Wilkinson J Williamson Robt J Williams Wm Wingfield M Hon Woodroofe H T Brice James Coulsen Edwd Davies Jenkins Evans Capt Forrester R H (2) Garcia Juan Garrison John II-\u2014 o-,-.Hernie Daniel Inglis Hugh Capt Johnson Samuel Kendall Capt Laing Capt SHIP LIST, B Dor ward George E G Goudie James Irwin Thomas J Jordison Capt K Kunselat Rusicna ) I Lawrence Wm Capt Manaton C\tMaunat Jules Mons Marshall C H\tMortimer Gordon Me McConachy Alexr\tMcLaughlin Danl\tCapt McKean Robert\tMcQueen Capt McLaughlan Ptk Capt Neal Arthur O\u2019Donnell Edwd Penila Joseph Reay Chas Reid Capt Selkirk Alexr Simpson Wm Williams David Wilson Jno G Zucher Edwd Post Office, Montreal.Sept.30th, 1862.X 0 ?Poliras J B Capt » Rogers James Smith Henry Stephenson F w Wishart Robert Wright Wm z E.S.FREER, Postmaster.LINSEED OIL, mu k 10,000 Gallons LiftSEED OIL, Raw and Boiled 6,000 Boxes and Cases \u201cSTAR\u201d and \u201cDIAMOND STAR\u201d Brand WIftDOW GLASS, all sizes 20 Tons DRY WHITE LEAD, genuine 10 Tons DRY WHITE LEAD, No.1 10 Tons DRY RED LEAD, genuine 60 Tons Brandram\u2019s Ground White Leads In Firkins and Kegs, of all sizes.Spirits Turpentine, Varnishes, Colors, &c, &c E.ATWATEK & CO., 12 & 14 St.Nicholas Street.October 14.\tn Its 246 FRENCH PUTE mil.JUST RECEIVED, A CONSIGNMENT OP French Polished Plate Glass, ASSORTED SIZES, up to 48 x 72.SdhOrders -executed for all sizes up to 100 superficial feet, SILVERED or UNSILVERED.E.Atwater & Go., Agekts for the Floreffe Plate Glass Co.October 14.\tn trs 246 J.E.R I C E , MANUFACTURER OP Clas and Kerosene Shades, Of all Styles and^Patterns, No, 106 Congress St, Boston, U.S.A.CONSTANTLY on hand, ar.assortment of / Gas and Solar Shades, of every description, of the latest and newest pattern styles, cut at lowest manufacturers\u2019 prices.Kerosene Lamps, plain and cut, of all sizes and shapes.Chimneys roughed and plain.Emblems and Initials Engraved on all kinds of Glassware and R.R.Lanterns.Ï3* All Jobbing done at the shortest notice, and lowest prices.June 18.\tly tts 145 Vncolored Japanese Tea.QAA HALF-OHESTS O U V/\tFor sale by JAMES TORRANCE A CO.October 3, 233 ODDS AND ENDS.We do not lose our children when they die but the living ones are often lost.Some young ladies dressed out in finery resembles the cinnamon-tree\u2014the bark is of greater value than the body.A Poet asked a gentleman what he thought of this last production, \u201c An Ode to Sleep.\u201d The Latter replied.f Ohio, and James M.Carlisle, the latter for | If.says he, these notes are to be accepted in pay-Costa Rica argued several cases yesterday, naent\u2019of duties, you will be able to get them out, .ou Caleb Cushing is here as counsel before j \u2022, ig , .¦ ut you wi>i have them come in again he Commission in a case involving S500 000 in ' 113 true \u2019 DUt y0U\ti \u2022\t° money loaned to that Republic.°\t>\t| directly.If you do not accept them inpayment Ex-Governor Bestwell, commissioner of In- for duties they will not go out.Unfortunately t7eisitaltoRn1eI1Nenrtt?ft Ea?h;ri^?n\ton a for this piece of logical cutlery, he immediately iutiesof that office wiRbe^rforme^b^hïchief\t^ ~ admiUin* tlmt Mr\u2019 clerk, Chas.F.Estle.\t' ;n^Ss$!Q^ a Kl'abC 0 ' SATURDAY MORNING, OCT.25, 1662.See First Page, PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS TEISSAV- Fox Hounds, at Longueuil Ferry, this morning, at Nine o\u2019clock.Performance in the Theatre Royal, his evering, at Eight o\u2019clock.Diorama of India and the Sepoy Rebellion at Mechanics\u2019 Rail, this evening, at.Eight o\u2019clock.AUCTION SALES THIS BAY.BY S.M.AITKEN.Cargo Sale of Fish, Oil, &c., on Wharf opposite t he EvamininV ffiatehoiisc,.for account of Joseph by Ar^Y.^^Yèois-.Stoves, at his own Btorfis,.a* Eleven o\u2019clock.BY JOHN J.A»NTON.Bulbous Roots, at his own\tTwo o\u2019clock.BY JAMES M.BLAOKWGOP i'aintF, &e\u201e at hjs Stores, No.292 St.Pam Street, at Ton o'clock.BY SHAW & BROTHER.New Stoves, «fee., at Dubo-s9 Stores, at Two o\u2019clock.BY JOHN DEEMING & CO.Valuable Real .Estate, at the Goru iiy change, at One ° d°BY JOHN O.BROWN & SON.Pry Good*?, Books, Jeweilfety, &c., at t heir own stores, Notre Dame Street, at Sev-ea o\u2019clock.PHI TEMPIEATÏÏEE Y ESTES» AY.of the Thermometer ffre shade) at the door of Mr.McPherson, waicknj&kfi?and jeweller, corner of St.Francois Xavier Notre Dame Streets Oct.2i\u2014Q A.M.89 above zero.2 P.M.44 above zero.5 P.M.45 above zero.New York, Oct.2^ The steamship McClellan arrived here from New Orleans on the 16th.She b^n-g 80 000 dollars in specie; 80 paroled pri3o°\u201crs from Corinth, and 120 discharged sick and wounded .rom New Orleans.Amongst the passengers are Major Waggoner, Capts.Thornton, Shipley, and Fletcher ; and Lieuts.Johnston andWic^'e Advices from New Orleans report the arrival on the 14th ot the steamer Matauzas.It has been reported she was missing.The Caliawba arrived on the 16th.New Orleans papers contain no news.New York.Oct 24 Capt.Mullin, of the U S.Army, and partv are among the passengers in the Ariel They have completed a good wagon road from the Read Waters of Missouri River to those of Columbia River.The party spent four winters in the Rocky Mountains.The road is six hundred miles long.Additional f:om Washington.\u2014Gen.Buell has been relieved from the command of the Union Army in Kentucky, and Gen.Rosencranz has been ordered to the position.A steamer arrived here to-day, bringing 360 Contrabands from Suffolk, having at different times made their way within our lines.Two hundred of them are men.They were immediately sent to the Contraband camp.New York, Oct.24.The 15th Yt.regiment passed through to-day for Washington.The Steamship Bavaria arrived to-night.Fortress Monroe, Oct.23.Major R.W, Schenck, of the 135th Pennsylvania Volunteers, who has just arrived at Fortress Monroe from Aiken\u2019s Landing, on the John A.Warner, announces that commissioner Wood, of Washington, has succeeded in effecting the release of over one hundred Union prisoners at Salisbury, N.C., and expects to have them at Aiken\u2019s Landing the latter part of this week.The John A.Warner, in charge of Major Schenck, will probably be at Aiken\u2019s Landing to morrow to receive them.The Richmond Enquirer of tire 20th says that despatches transpiring with the War Department state nothing more than that Bragg had fallen back from his fo me- position a distance of 40 miles, for the purpose of securing subsistence.The combination of the Fédérais having been strongly reinforced, rendered this move absolutely necessary.It is surmised that Rosencranz had commenced a strategic movement to form a junction with Beull, and cut off our artpy entirely.We have nothing new from the army of the Potomac.The enemy's cavalry have renewed their raids in Farqrrar, and on Saturday visited Bristow Sta lion, on the Orange and Alexandria railroad, they also visited Warrenton again in considerable force.A train raden tyith railroad stuff narrowly escaped being captured at Bristow.Five hundred paroled Union prisoners were sent down to Vienna yesterday for exchange.The Enquirer of the 21st says :\u2014The last we heard of Bragg's army he was at London, Ey., falling back in order toward Cumberland Gap.Buell has a very large army, and attempted to flank Bragg while'at Camp Pick Robinson, which was prevented by this rstreat.Bu.e.1 ig yet endeavouring to flank him, and there may be a battle any day.-.The report of taking a large number of prisoners at Perry viile proves untrue.We have reports from Winchester that a portion of our army are advancing on to Charles-I town, Va., which is occupied by the enemy in ! fore/5, We scarcely think that Charlestown will fce thp tbpatre of any great battle.A skirmish jrap oppurred at Warrenton and anoLV* at Kernstown within thg past few days.General KuSb, who at present corpnian^s the forces in the Kanawha Valley, has issued an order urging farmers to come to Kanawha for salt and bring forage for the army.The attention of the people Is ,called to tbp above, to comply with the requests of Gen Rehab, aa.ii nt the same time to promote individual comfort.We learn from Jackson, Miss,, that the bridge across Cyphres Creek, was burned by the ene- i mj\u2019, and our forces were not aware of its ties- ; traction till the3\u2019 arrived at the Creek.On their retreat they were then forced to run down tire Creek and cross at the railidam, where the enemy had a c.orijiranding position.The slaughter of our troops at this point was very heav}\u2019.The oversight consisted in the neglect to destroy the railroad leading from Corinth te Golgmbus and Cairo, which enabled the Fédérais to run in re-i emits furring the entire night previous to the retreat.On the 15th inst.the Go/ttmodore rah aground above the city point .and detained tjjp John.A.Warner om day to tow her off.In justice to thp officers and pilots of the Warner we must say that she has never been aground while running on the James River, either as a t'iag of Truce or while carrying fire malis to Harrisons Landjag.Landing to bring down AUf petroled prisoners.She takes up the following rebjei ofieers : Lieut.Low, Georgia Legion, Capt, Jas.Deckey, and Col.Means.Cairo, Oct.24.Passengers just in from Columbus, say that it is reported there that a fight is in progress at Island No.16, There are probabilities that this report is true Hincks\u2019 notes, which he says were received for duties, stayed out quite long enough, or were reissued often enough, to answer every purpose.It is quite true, as he says, that these notes were once at a large discount ; but it is equally true that people shrewd enough to bay them turned a good penny by it, and that they ought never to have been at a discount at all.At the time the Montreal Herald was where the Journal de Quebec is at present\u2014in opposition\u2014but we did not think it necessary to ran down a perfectly sound security.Alone, we believe, of tire papers of the same political predilections, we expressed the opinion that the \u201cshin-plasters,\u201d as they were called, were very well worth their nominal value in any currency whatever.Mr.Hincks expressed his thanks for our assistance to him, though an opponent, in a perfectly legitimate transac ion ; and there were others who refused to lose their money by accepting the discount to which the notes were run down by pure political clamour, who had reason to thank us too.We are quite satisfied that the new notes will have just as good a claim as those issued iu 1849, to stand at their par value\u2014that is, if no ruinous plans arc adopted to depress the entire credit of the country.If there be, these promises to pay must suffer with the rest.Ixceease to TH3 Gaurison.\u2014We understand that preparations are being made by the military authorities for the accommodation of more troops A battery of Armstrong guns has arrived and been landed at St.Helen\u2019s Island.Sale op Real Property.\u2014In the Corn Exchange on Thursday Mr.Leeming sold the residence of the late Mr Wm.Stephens for $15,500.Mr.V.Hndon was the purchaser.The Social and Political case of Ireland._ Dr.Cahill delivered a lecture in the City Hall last evening, on the above Subject.The room was densely crowded, and the \\ecturer was cheered most heartily throughout.Our report will appear in our next issue.Bold robbery of a horse \u2014A night or two since some part}' unknown entered the sta.ble in rear of a house in Dorchester Street, near Amherst street, and endeavoured to entice horse, belonging to a military gentleman to accompany him out.The animal followed him at last, but the thief would appear to havq lost control of him, because lie was found wandering through the streets the next morning.It might be supposed tl/at the horse broke loose, but a lady who liyes in the adjoining house, heard the thief enticing him out, but being alone she could pot render any assistance.Stoves.\u2014Attention is directed to the sale of a choice assortment of Coal and Wood Stoves, to | take place this morning at 11 o\u2019clock, at the j Stores of Alex.Bryson, comprising the célébrât- | ed Albanian and Railway, and a variety of ether ; Coal Burners, and numerous handsome patterns ! of Parlour, Box and Franklin, for wood.Willie Barnesmors Pape.\u2014This young pian:st gives his first concert on Monday evening, under the patronage of Lord Paulet, at Nordheimers Hall.We clip the following from the New York World, May llth, 1862, in order to call the attention of our readers to this youthful prodigy : Willie Barnesmore Pape is going to be famous.Not because he is an intelligent lad just eutering upon his teens, and can play pretty difficult piano-forte Music ; not because he may be turned into a \u201csensation\u201d for the benefit of speculators.No.The simplest statement that can be made in support of the proposition we have laid down is, that he is a musical genius.The poet must be horn\u2014likewise the musician.Training may produce the gymnast or a circus rider, never an artist of the pure stamp.While we may question the advantage that Master Willie may derive from being introduced thus early to the public, we must congratulate the latter party upon the substantial pleasure that will surely spring from the acquaintance.Willie has been devoted to his instrument for upward of seven yea s, yet he may with impunity match his facile execution, his brilliant touch, his taste, his comprehension of the resources of both the instrument itself and the compositions which he interprets ; he may, we repeat, fearlessly match these gifts, or acquirements as the case may be, against men who have studied twenty-seven years or more, and who have, out of cour-i tesy to their age and brass, been awarded stand-! ing room in a corner of the popular heart.Comparisons are dangerous, and we are somewhat timid of danger, hence no names shall be brought uo for the purpose of making distinctions between the professional worth of their owners and the juvenile pianist.We have listened to Willie\u2019s rendition of Gottschalk\u2019s \u201cLast Hope,\u201d Thaiherg\u2019s variations on the \u201cPrayer\u201d from \u201cMoses,\u201d the final of Webers concerto in A minor, \u201cLa Stra-niera,\u201d by Thalberg, some different effusions by Litsz, and portions of the most admired works of Beethoven and other classic writers.All were played with accuracy and great skill, and from memory alone.He himself will play them better five or ten years hence, but not a dozen others will be found to surpass him.His repertory' is quite extensive.It is but six months since Master Pape attained to the dignity of reaching his octaves, consequently we are not to look for startling effects founded upon their use.Still, his power in this direction is beginning to show itself.A surprising little feat has been developed by him, consisting of an eccentric arrangement of the melodies \u201cHail Columbia\u201d and \u201cYankee Doodle,\u201d the former played with the right hand and the latter with the left.The task is much more difficult than that which Gottschalk has chosen when combining tnese same airs.Master Pape seems gifted with the power possessed by Thalberg for ingeniously carrying out a definite melody by the mere use of the thumbs, while the fingers on either hand supply the bass notes and brilliant treble variations.why he endeavoured top be had no right to *, ; mg engaged.The Court in\t.the Constable I the carter out, stuce 1 130,428 deposits-an increase in the former of | r before be | $3.065,433, arid in the latter of $3,539,503, during the week.,\t, = judgment, observed that j The following is David E.MacLean k Co\u2019s, doing his duty inT]'^ \u2018O011\"*11 bc T!'a3 onb'\u2018 j daily report of the Montreal Produce Market : \u2014 m turning out the carter, but if little more time, and when Mer- rick answered \u201c hen>>> , , , ¦\t, ¦ > r,\u201e .t._._ .\t.1Lre> asked him what he meant he had taken rick an; Th^ffne QhnUI1^ea?antne3s would have occurred.nreces\u2019arv -Vr\u2019 W°ul $0.92; afloat, $0.957?$0.96 ; White U.O.$1.02 (d> $1.08; Chicago No.1, $0.96 fa) $0.97 ; Milwaukie, $0.98 /S) $1.00 ; Red Michigan, $1 05 13) $1.08 ; White Western, $1.05 f3 $1.12.CORN\u2014Per 5611)3, Mixed, 46c f3 47c ; White, 54c r® 55c.PEAS\u2014Per 668)3, 70c 13 75c.PORK.\u2014Mess, $10.50\t$10.75 ; Prime Mess, j $8.00 (3 $3.50 ; Prime, $8.00/®$8.50.BUTTER\u20149c f3 15c.LARD.\u2014Sc/SiS J.ASHES.\u2014Pot, $3.65 (3 $6.70 ; Pearl, $6.50 (3 $6.60.OATMEAL\u2014Per 2008)3, $4 20®$4.35.Flour.\u2014Since our last, we have not much change to notice.The local demand has continued good, while that for shipment has been very moderate.Receipts have been small, and all \"arrival has been cleared off at quotations.Prices continue firm, and holders do not show any great desire to realize.We quote sales from $4,60 to $4,65 for No.1.Fancies and Extras are in moderate demand, at quotations.Coarse still remains dull ; and difficult of sale.Bags steady.Wheat.\u2014Since our last there has been a good inquiry for Wheat.Car loads of Spring have met with ready sale, as also cargoes of Milwaukie, Chicago, and Red Winter Wheats.The market closes firm.Corn\u2014There has been moderate sales of mixed at quotations, and one of white.Peas\u2014In fair demand for good U.C.White.Pork\u2014Mess has advanced, still the demand is not large.Butter\u2014Active for good to choice ; inferior quiet Lard\u2014Little doing.Ashes\u2014Remain steady and in good demand.Oatmeal\u2014We hear of no transactions of consequence.NEW YORK MARKETS\u2014Oct.24.Flour\u2014State and Western dull and drooping; receipts 24,629 bbls; sales 16,000 bbls.Superfine State $6,20/3)6,25 ; Extra State $6,45 i@70; R H, Ohio $7,15/ffi7,25 ; Superfine Western $6,20/3) 6,25 ; Common to good Extra Western $6,60/3)6,90.Southern quiet; sales 600 bbls.Canadian dull ; sales 150 bbls.Wheat rather steady, with a fair export demand; sales 120.000 bus ; Chicago Spring $1,17 (3 1,24 ; Mil.Club $1,24/3) 1,29 ; Amber Iowa $1,30 (3 1,33.Corn scarce and firm; sales 65,000 bush.Pork declining; sales 800 brls.Lard quiet; sales 300 bbls.Stocks are better, and fairly active.Gold 32§.Demand notes 2 7}.Money is active at 4 to 5 p.c.on call.Sterling Exchange quiet and unchanged.Groceries are firm but quiet.By auction 194 bbls New Orleans Molasses sold at 61c cash.Per Barque J E Williams, Trefroy, for London, GocD Shaw 500 brls refined coal oil ; Janes, O k co 1551 do 1161 do crude ; G & D Shaw 100 boards.Per brig Swordfish, Caron, for Cork for orders \u2014R Simms&co 6800 bus corn 253 bbls flour 400 boards and deals.Per schrLady, Blanchard, for Caraquet\u2014P Blanchard 10 brls flour 3 do pork 10 do apples 3 do peas 1 j cwr iron.Per schr Surprise, Turner, for Carraquet\u2014A Ferrie 6 bbls pork 10 do flour 1 stove 6 bbls peas 2 do apples 1 saw.Per Schooners and Barges entered at Lachine Canal, Oct.24 : Firewood, cords.427 Lumber, M.56 Staves, M.[_____' _ _\t175 Imports per Schooners and BargesSentered at H.C.Office, Oct.24 : Hay, bundles\t\t Shingles\t\t Firewood\t\t Lumber, feet\t\t Laths\t\t BY TELEGRAPH, Via Hffontreal 3Line> BTOQK AND SHAHS SLÏST, BANKS.Bank of Montreal.Bank B.N.America Commercial Bank.City Bank.Bank of IT.Canada.Banque du Peuple.Mol sons B.qnk.Ontario Bank, Old.Bo New Bank of Toronto.Quebec Bank.Banque Nationale.Gore Bank.B.Jacques Cartier.RAILWAYS.Grand T.of Canada Atlantic & St.Lawrence, I\u2019se.d toG.T.Great W.of Canada.Champ.& St.Law.MINES.Montreal Consols.Canada Mining Co.Huron Copper Bay.Lake Huron Silver and Copper.Quebec&ii Shpei STJNPRTSS.MonT TAi Total Specifle.| Coffee, Green.lbs.j t Coffee, ground or roast- > tfc1 lop e.c w fl?& $ Ct.Ad vaTm.100 p cent 40 p.cont.SO p.cent.} ed.Confectionary_____ Sugar, reiined____ Sugar, other than \u2019HqUssck ,.Tea.lbs.lbs.lbs.\u2022 ¦gale.| .lbs.| 1 Total Specific and ad val.Gin.galls.Rum.\u201c \u2022MNuïTâ'\tVT\u2018dôi'3, 'l ^-¦melucpuÿ Lpi M tii or i Wine \u2019and Alcohol, and j nor beingAVhisky.gàlls J Cordials.galls.103 p.3., val.lbs.and Dorter, .galls.,, bottles.doz.galls.ut- Tbs.p.cent.20 p.cent Ale, Beer, in Wood Do.do.do Brandy____ Blacking.LinnaUion, : mé£sv.;:-.Spices, including Ginger, j Pimenta, and Pepper, V Ground .ibs.) Package^.Pgtént Medicines, and ) Medicinal Preparations j Snuff.,______________lbs.Soap.lbs.Starch.lbs.Tobacco, manuf.lbs.Total, 30 p.e_.aç] val,, Manufactures of Leather\u2014 Boots and Shoes.Do.do., Harness & SaddDy Wearing Apparel, made by hand or Sewing Machine.Total, 35 p.c\u201e ad val.Wine of ail kinds in ?wood .galls.\\ Do.do., in bottles.do.Dried Fruits, Almonds, ) Currants, Figs, Filberts, >\u2022 and Walnuts.lbs,} Manufactures of W oollens.I 15 p.cent.10 p.cent 12^?pr.c.Bo.Dp.Du; Bo.Do.Do.Do.Cottops.;.Silks& Velvets.Furs.Gold, Silver ) & P.Ware f Brass or CopT Hardware____ Leather, or '/ imi\u2019 thereof f Glassware____ Fancy Goods.Do.Do.(Mher articles.Packages.Total, 20 p.c., ad val.Book, Map, and News- ) printing Paper.j Jewellery and Watches.Iron of all descriptions, j paying 10 per cent.f Other articles not enum\u2019d.Total, 10 p.c., ad val.Amount of Dutiable Good?Free Goods .Total.Copyright Works.Grand T-aicd .Quilt\u2019y.\tValue.\t$ 448\t259, \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 |\t25!)\t 25053\t4349 6392\t10,25 193»\t'809 2S5SW\t8863 10309\t860 1230)2\t51069 \t67875 836\t562 \t*0 205\tw.\t¦ \u2018 838.748\tira 840\tùlo 620\t827 ¦rrt\t40.04 1132\t331 4\ta \t04 \t260 53\t21 12261\t1193 ~270\t\"'90 \t7140 \t81 \t163 \t234 \t478 12040\t8297 7&5\t1847 207488\t13121 \t80060 \t28042 \t1380 \t1783') \t1 \t13752 \t1862 \t1930 \t2095 \t77708 \t2.04377 \t3910 \t36320 \t9352 \t\u201848582 \t330871 \t239992 \t5.70883 \tIfo.1 \t570983 ïn this city, on the 241jU .inséant, Mrs.Alex.Bunt in, ot it daughter, At Waterloo Village, on the 10th instant, the wife of Mr.Lewis Held, of a daughter.AtBeriir, on the loth instant, the wife of Mr.Isaac Hoffman, of a daughter.\"Âc chainbly on tiro 31st instant, by the Eev.Joseph BrattUwatfo, M.A., assisted by the Rev.Canon White.Vt jlhanr \\i ikon, jr., M.D., of Quebec, to Frances, eldest daughter of the late Charles MacDonnell, Esn formerly or H.M.\u2019s 86th Regiment.On the 31st instant, at the Cathedral, Quebec, by the Kev.Mr.Housman, Mr.Thomns Parkinson, to Atro Hawthorne, daugeter of the late Mr.William'TWhf of Green.Island.\t~'v '\t* in tins c'ty, on the 24th instant, Hiram Peirce.PT\" The Funeral will take place to-morrow (Sunday) the 2bth instant, at 3 o\u2019clock, P.M., from his late residence, 30 Aylmer Street.Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend, as no cards will be issued.r^Vr.St- Ulî,ain stl\u2018£et; on Friday, the mh SasèanL i John Brown, Master, RoyM Navy, as^d vL\t¦ i pS^Friends are requested to atlend' the funeral without further: noacey on Monday,1 the 27tii instant\u2019 r v\\\u2018° i -uv.Irom the above place'.'\t* ^At Cnanibh\u2019 pnthe 23rd inst., Le!ilia A&L widow of the late William YuIg, Esq., aged xùM At Quebec, on the 21st instavJ.'ûweti Boè in \u2022'\u2022ml q™ of Francis McCr/cs-ii, agvq ffmorffteC W ™ , At'Toronto, on (lie 22nd inst.Isabella Odell dau^h-^ a ?>\tJ^ines Odâl Beach.\u2019 TWs kîrofitpüo^foÆl.116 1Uh Instant- Mr\u2019 ._D\\ St.Maty s, on the 10th instant of confirm ot * on hÆ °fMr- Carlisle, in thr&h^at0pf Foi Hounds O ATURDAy, 2i»TR OCTOBER-LONGUEUIL O fERRy\u2014NSN~ October 24.INE A.M.255 UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF LOSS PAULET, Sraaé ïocal and Insirumental a vv#.i-.irr.Monday Evening, 2M Oct, Willi# iarnsmore Pape, The Celebrated BOY PIANIST, assisted nr Miss Kate McEoitalti, \"lire Charming Vocalist, ASD ïTofessor V.M.Sofge, The Talented German Violinist.ï3*Doors open at 7 o\u2019clock ; Concert to commence at 8 o\u2019clock.TICKETS 50 CENTS.To be had at all the Msste and Bookstores.SS^Keserved Seats can be secured at Messrs.4.& S.Nordheimers\u2019, without extra charge.The splendid \u201cSteinway\u201d Grand used on the occasion Is kindly furnished by Messrs.North heimer.October 24.1 On Tuesday Morning, Nov, 4, AT THE STORES OF Messrs, Kim met, km H Co,, Sr.Pkteh Street, WILL BE OFFERED, AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF fbesi mm Particulars hereafter.245 Sale.at TEN o\u2019rjfoek CUVILUER & CO.,.Auctioneers.Grand Scottish Ooncert ON HALLOWEEN I October 24.u 255 THEATRE ROYAL, Lessee and Manager.j.W.Buckland This Sy suited,! Saturday, Oct.25, Positively last time of the great Drama, in 3 acts Tlie Idiot of dse Mountain, Concluding with the Farce of the SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.\" Brwxs os?Admission.\u2014* Private Boxes.$3 \u2022 Boxes, 50 ote; Family Circle, 37J cts; Pit, 25 cts.foeats and Private Boxes may be secured at PRINCE\u2019S MUSIC STORE, 147 Notre Same Street, from 10 till § dally.Dopya open at j to 8 ; the performance will ommenee at I pasQS o\u2019clock.October 25.\t~\t256 ftliSS 1 j: l!EÇt3 Tp ANNOUNCE I §*$ of Poelic Entertainments Wordheirner\u2019s Hal! ! Tilt Meal Andersen fomijb Î Tuesday Next, October 28th.Ml ÏÜI lilLWff Alteration of Eastern Trains, ON and after MONDAY next, OCT.27th, the 4.00 P.M.and 5.00 P.M.Traîne Will be Discontinued, And TRAINS will LEAVE Point St.Charles Station as follows : 8.30 A.M, I\u2019CtikT OS\u2019 saOJiîTREAÏi.ARRIVED\u2014DOT.24.Barque Highland Brigade, Connoiy, Glasgow, Sept 10th, G&D Shaw, gen ffD.tf.Brig Margaret, Bolcopr, Halifax, OocTbdr, J Mitchell, sugar & fish, 150.Schr Independence, Belliveau,.Canso, Oct 5th, J Tiffin, fish & oil, 61.\u201c CLEARED\u2014OCT.24 Schr Flying Fish, Berry, Cork or Falmouth, for order, Rimmer, Gunn&co, wheat, 130.Barque J E Williams, Trefroy, London, G&D, Shaw, coal oil, 437.Schr Lady, Bjauehard, Caraquet, Captain, gen.Bng Swordflsh, Caron, Queenstown, for order, R Simms, 146.Barque Norman, Williamson, Liverpool,' Gillespie, Moffatt&eo, grain, 338.Seaflour, Warles, Southampton, H RouthA co, gen, 299.Ship SliauJoD.Munro, Glasgow, A McFarlane, Exports.Oct.24.n 'vf* Barege Mamelon, Urquhart, for Liverpool, Q Bcrry&co 37441 bush corn; G&D Shaw 1600 boards and deqls 10 cords lathwood.Pur Ship Ardmillan, Jameson, for Glasgow \u2014 N Barnhart 7786 bush wheat; DAP Watt 4926 o?,16ÜTa'ls flour; Aiken & Kirkpatrick 200 do; Sidey&Crawford 200 do ; Geo Denholm 123 kgs butter 321 barls flour ; C Freeland 200 do ; Law, Young&co 19424 bus wheat 1068 brls flour;'Jno Loung 268 do; Janes, O&co «19 do; McCil och Bros 953 do; Ogilvy&co 200 do; Edmonstone, A & co 1303 boards and deals: Geo Denholran 3 Ms clover seed, ÛN£ER T^E DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF Lord Paalet and Gen» Sir Fenwick Wiiiiams, The First of these elegivut iilntertamments will take place Ori im&riday Even mg', OCTOBER 27th, 1862, 1CHUB ILL Tickets to be purchased at the principal Hotels, Music and Book Stores.See Bills of the Evening.October 25.FIVE FOlLOWihJG EVENHSS&St if.illisii, file Original, Genuine, World-Famed, AND ONLY GREAT WIZARD OF THE NORTH Will have the honor of Rk-Visitinq Monireal on Tuesday next with a greatly improved, far more elaborated, aqd in every respect revised and corrected edition of his celebrated Entertainment of AN ENCHANTED EVENING, OR Magi©, -Mastery and Mirth, Oo mingled in a magnificent Thaumaturgie PsychomanteHia ! Mixed Train for Island Pond and j Way Stations, at.j Express Ttain for Quebec and > Island Pond, at.j ° P.M.Mail Train for Quebec, at.11.30 P.M.C.J.BRIDGES, Managing Director.Montreal, Oct.24, 1862.\tu 255 Grand Scottish Concert ON HALLOWEEN ! October 24.\tvf 255 256 IHLÛWEB» Orand MîlMïiïiilliï IN AID OF THE kill Operates fieiief Fund, IN THE City Concert Hail, FRIDif EVMINS, theBlsiDCT PnoFESsoE ANDERSON respectfully intimates that since his last visit to Montreal, in the Summer of 1861, his Entertainment has undergone many modifications, tending to the production of more mystery and to the more extensive illustration of the marvels of Physical Science.He is aware that from time to time imitations of his performances, more or less unlike the original, have been attempted by many who have visited the City, and that his name has been used by others to attract a house.Hence, spare doubt may arise as to whether the Professor is himself on the present occasion, To all who remember him in EDINBURGH and GLASGOW, At THE ADELPHI, LONDON, At CO VENT GARDEN THEATRE in 1845 and 1856, At THE ROYAL LYCEUM, LONDON, in 1855 At TRIPLER HALL, NEW YORK, 1852, At THU ACADEMY op MUSIC, NEW' YORK, in 1861, or At IIorciheimerTi Hall Last Summer, He tenders a special invite to be present on TUESDAY EVENING next, when the most ATTRACTIVE EXPERIMENTS Performed by him before HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN and\" the ROYAL FAMILY at Balmoral Castle in 1848, and at Windsor Castle in 1S59, will be repeated, with selections from all the best of his programmes expressly invented for the above places and from ri5 COSMOPOLITAN PROGRAMME, with which he bas recently made the tour of the Globe.MISS L, S.ANDERSON will exemplify the new Phenomena of PSYCHICAL INTRO\\ I-SION, and MISS FLORA ANDERSON will appear in the ENCHANTED PORTFOLIA.Admission 25 cents ; Reserved Seats, 50 cents.tproiessor AJ^DI3i©.\u2019¥ EXT, Mult S Juvenile Sin|iu| Classes.MR.J.W.YOUMANS respectfully announces his return to.Montreal, and his design of Opeaiag Eïemesffary Classes, (Adult and Juvenile), for the PRACTICE and STUDY cf VOCAL MUSIC.Due notice will be given in a few days of the time, place, &c.Address 49 St.Antoine Street.October 25.\t256 New & Ëlegaüî Psistograph Albums Received,, at the stationery ware- ( ÎÎOUSÏÏ, Cathedral Block, Notre Dame Street, a supply of the richest and most elegant ALBUMS ever imported to this City, and the latest btyles made in England ; bound in Pearl, Ivory, Malachite, Walnut, Papier Mache and other rich styles.These rich and elegant Albums will be sold at prices not higher than are usually paid, for ordinary kinds.25.6.\tv J.ANDREW GRAHAM.For Cheap Çlaîioiiery Try the stationery warehouse.Cathedral Block, Notre Dame Street.Letter Paper, 90 cents a ream Large Note Paper, 80 Cents a ream, and other Note Papers at equally low prices.J.ANDREW GRAHAM.October 25.\t256 CHOICE iPPLES OCT.28.255 For particulars, see Programm e?, October 24, It ffoo ON TUESDAY October 24.HOUSE TO LTt\\ JW.KO.6 UNION AI E iUF, with imme-diate possession.H, JOSEPH & CO.r Its 256 toner 4 > A CHOICE VARIETY of the finest quality of APPLES- Fameuses, Grises & tarasses, PREPARED FOR SHIPPING.For Sale by October 25.LYDIA.S.HOYLE, Janvier Street, St.Antoine Suburbs, r 246 For Sale?A PAIR of handsome MARES, from 5 to BLACK-7 years of, age, matching very well.Per- ________sons who are in want of fine Carriage Horses should make purchase of them.Terms liberal.Address to Mr Ant.Brijoit, Sorel.\t.i October 25,\tr 235 5749 17^4 "]