Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 27 mai 1867, lundi 27 mai 1867

[" SPECIAL NOTICEj Bcilciicîoi* g iijiir woSd8 S$M.?air ^ye 18 the bet ln the Reliahlp1?^1?!7 \\rUe and Verfect -Oi/e\u2014htrinleBs, 1-triS5tantaneous.Wo disappoiTment.p?«llÿcu 9!18 t111*'8* Natural Black c Brown.rotSe?i.eS üle- 111 effects of Bad Byes.Invigorates the Hair, leaving ,t soft and Ijautilut Ihe genuine is signed William A.BatcMnr.All otners are mere imitations, and shuld be avoided.Sold by all Druggists and Pemmers.tf actory 8i Barclay Street, New York.__ December 10.\tly D\\^ 294 SIR JAMiSS CLARKE\u2019S FEMALE iViL,R.This well known medicine _s no Impsition, out a sure and safe remedy for female ties and obstructions, from any cause whoever; and although a powerful remedy, it cditains nooking hurtful to the constitution.To inirried ladies it is peculiarly suited.In all cases of nervous and spinal amodions, pain in the back and limbs, fatigue, or sJigyt exertion, palpitation of the heart, hysteric^ and whites, these pilis will aii'ect a cure whdi all other means have failed ; and although a j>0wer-ful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, irt -mony, or anything hurtful to the constitutlhn.Full directions in the pamphlet around each package, which should be carefully preserved For full particulars, get a pamphlet, free of the agent.N.B.\u2014$1 aud 5 postage stamps enclosed loany authorized agent., will ensures bottle contain ing over 50 pills, by return of mail.JOB MOSES, N'.Y., Sole Proprietor For sale by Northrop & Lyman, Newcastle General Agents for Canada, S^Id bv ail khe Druggists in Montreal and m oleine dealers very where.\t^ December\tIv I>8W 3U WH.Y NO'x- USE :I HE B 1: ST OVEil TWENTY YEARS\u2019increasing demand has established the fact that MATHEW'S\u2019 VENETIAN IIAIR DYE is the best in the world It is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most convenient Complete in one bottle.Does not require any previous preparation of the hair.No trouble.No crock or stain.Produces a beautiful black or brown, as preferred.A child can ap.ly it.Always gives satisfaction.Only 50 cents per bottle.Sold everywhere.A.1.MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N.Y.Henry, Simpson & Co., Wholesale Agents, 515 St.Paul Street, Montreal.August 15.\tly mwf IMPORTANT 'vo 1j»RU«W18TS «& ©TMERR Burnett\u2019s Cocoaine, the most justly celebrated Hair preparation in the World, /o»> eu.ie at tho aid price, retail 50 cents a bottle.No other preparation so exactly suits the various conditions of the human hair.The above-named article is manufactured solely by the Proprietors.The name ard title there f is adopted as a Trade Mark to secure the public and proprietors against imposition by the introduction of spurious articles.All unauthorised use of this trade mark will be promptly prosecuted.JOSEPH BURNETT & CO.For sale by all druggists.HENRY, SIMPSON & GO., Montreal, General Agents for Canada.May 11.\tmwf DW 112 POND\u2019S EXTRACT OF Hamamelis, or Pain Destroyer, ÏS one of the few domestic remedies which have come into general use and *avor, without puffing.It is the product of a simple shrub, harmless in all cases, and as a domestic remedy, un ¦ equalled.CURES : Boils.u AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.VOL.LIX.MONTREAL, MONDAY MORNING, MAY 27, 1867.NUMBER 125.ÏÀU.HERAD MONDAY MORNING, AUCTION oadeb THIS DAY.BY L.DEV ANY.Furniture, &c., at the St.Louis Hotel, at 10 a.m.TEMPERATURE In the shade by Standard Thermometer, observed at C.HifiARJV\u20193, Optician, 242 Notre Dame Street 8 a.m.\tIp.m, 59.0\t6S.50 Recorded by Patent Register.Max.\tMin.09 5 0\t47.50 Montreal, May 25, 1807.6 p.-vj .G.i.5 o Mean.58.5o Burns, Bruises, Lameness, Soreness, Sprains, Sore Throat, Toothache, Earache, neuralgia.Rheumatism, Lumrago, Piles, Stings, Sore Eyes, Bleeding of the Lungs, OSE, STOMA( H.Corns, Ulcers, Old Sores, and^ther eijnilar troublesome and painful affections, while it promptly arrests all Hemorrhages.Hundreds of physicians use it daily in their practice, and give if.their unqualified recommendation.f-old by our agents and dealers.Tne Medicine is exclusively prepared by the subscribers, Proprietors an Successors to T.T, PON D, to whom all orders must be addressed.HUMPHREYS\u2019 HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO., 562 Broadway, j\\kw York.Prices of Pond\u2019s Extract.Six ounce bottles with directions, retail, 50 cts Pint bottles, with directions, retail,.si 00 «Quarts, in bottle,.1 50 Liberal discount to Physicians and Dealers.April 29\t2m-mwf D^W 101 Holloway\u2019s Pills.- Indigestion, Stomach and liver < omplatnts These m edicines will cure the æmst confirmed cases of dyspepsia, and \u2022disorders of the stomach ond livcr.Tney have restored move suffering dyspeptics to actual and permanent health than ail the othe' ephemeral '\u201cspecifics\u201d united.They have stood the test of fifty years experience, They increase the appetite, invigorate the stomach apd purify the liver.In bowel complaints they are equally (efficacious, and for sick and neivous headache they stand unrivalled «old by all Druggiats.[u mf DW 225] TO\trAMODIES.BURNETT\u2019S STANDARD FLAVORING EXTRACTS The trade will be glad to learn that these choice essences of Joseph Burnett ROOM, LATEST FROÉV5 QUEBEC.Quebec, May 25.About three o\u2019clock this morning a small wooden house, in the neighbourhood of the Coteau St.Geueyieve, St.Johns\u2019 Suburbs, v/as destroyed by nre.An investigation in the Police Court, was was proceeded with to-day, into a charge of robbery against two soldiers who entered the shop of Mr.Poulin, watchmaker, St John St., the night before last, grabbed a watch and ran off.Snippiso Intelligence\u2014Port op Quebec, Arrived May 24th.\u2014Ship W.J.Hatfield, Murphy, Philauelphia, May 5th, E H Duval, coals ; fehlp Rajahgopaul, Foster, Liverpool, April 19th, E H J uval ; Imperial, Wilcocks, Greenock, April 24th, Joseph White, gen cargo ; Bark Ingle-borough, Biltorr, Hull, April 4th, Order, coals ; Champion, Palmer, Greenock, April 8th, Order, coals; Schooner Mary Ann, Alaster,Caribou Islands, Order.LATE&T.Feo^ TOKO^TO.Toronto, May 25.Yesterday the celebration of tire Queen\u2019s Birth-Day, was universally participated in here.A grand review was held in the morning of all the troops in garrison, along with the volunteers, and was a great success.Boat races under the auspices of the Rowing Club, took place in the bay.During the afternoon a thunderstorm of great violence, accompanied by very heavy showers of hail prevented, however, the boat races fiom taking place as early as was arranged.The chief feature of the daj\u2019\u2019s celebration was a monster concert in the drill shed, given by the Band Master of the Lith Regiment and at least six thousand people were present.A melancholy railway accident occurred at Whitby yesterday, by which four German emigrants lost their lives, three other passengers were badly hurt and several biuised.The emi grant train going West was at the sta'ion leaving off some freight, when a special freight train coming Eaft, and by some mistake of the signal man neglecting to regulate the semaphore, the locomotive struck the rear car of the emigraut train, driving it like a telescope into the next car, and causing ihe injury above s( ated.Market dull to-day ; a sale is reported of a lot of 4 cars Spring Wheat at $2 ; Fall is offering at $2,30 without buyers.MAM.PAPERS, BEST ENGLISH MANUFACTURE Prices to Suit all Purchasers.OPPOSITE DAWSON\u2019 54 & 56 Great St, James Street.Selma, Ala., who was confined in jail, escaped yesterday, and plunged into the river and drowned himself.Boston, May 24.\u2014At a Fenian meeting held here to-night, speeches were made by Spear and others, and companies were organized for plunder in Canada.San Francisco, May 24.\u2014A telegram from Victoria reports that the British Colonist publishes despatches of an important nature from England concerning the Confederation scheme.The Colonist says It is believed that the cry for annexation will be the means of attracting the attention of the Imperial Government to the deplorable condition of this neglected colony, and hasten Confederation.New York, May 25.\u2014Wm.H.Horton, one of the proprietors of the cotton warehouse burned on Thursday, was arrested yesterday and h>-ld to await the result of an investigation into the cause of the conflagration.Mr.Carr, who was shot by W.T.Skidmore in Brooklyn on Tuesday, died yesterday.Tne Herald says the Fenians are making extensive preparations for plunder ; that arms and ammunition for 100,000 men are being prepared ; that the iron foundry of McDermott & Co , on 8th street, since January 1, 1866, have made large numbers of 12 and 24-pounders, and shells at the rate of two hundred per day ; Also three or four tons of grape and canister shot have been manufactured daily The foundry has 35 men constantly at work in Fenian war material.The Fenians have several secret arsenals in this city, all stored with this material.A bt.Albans special to the Herald says :\u2014 There are mysterious movements in that quarter looking to an attack on Canada.A Buffalo despatch makes a similar report.CBT TELEGRAPH.! MIDNIGHT DESPATCHES, BY ATLANTIC CABLE.Liverpool, May 25, evening.\u2014Cotton closes firm ; Uplands lid ; Orleans Hid.Breadstuff's closed steady ; Corn 39s 3d ; Wheat: White California 14s; No.1 Milwaukee Red 13s 9d; Oats 3s 6d ; Barley 4s 7d.Provisions\u2014Pork 80s; Beef 130s; Lard 50s; Bacon 39s ; Cheese 67s ; Petroleum lid ; Standard White Is 3d; Pot Ashes 32s 6d ; Rosin; Common 7s 3d; Fine 12d; Spirits Turpentine 35s 3d; Tallow 43s 6d ; Clover Seed 57s.London, May 15, evening.\u2014No.12 Dutch Standard Sugar 24s ; Scotch Pig Iron 53s 6d ; Calcutta Linseed 65s ; Linseed Cakes j£9 16s ; Oils: Linseed £39 10s ; Sperm £131 ; Whale £39.Berlin, May 25th \u2014The Government of Russia and that of Penmark, are negociating for the settlement of the North Schleswig question.London, May 25th.\u2014Earl Derby officially says, that the Fenian, Burke, whose sentence of death was recently committed to imprisonment for life, will surely be hanged.Paris, May 25th\u2014The Czar ofRussia, King William of Prussia, the Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria, and the Sultan of Turkey, will ail be here in about two weeks.JSRIUVAL OF THE STEA MER \u201cHERMAN.\" New Youjî, May 25,\u2014The stegmer Herman, from Southampton on the Hth, has anived.Mr.Walpole has resigned from tne English Home Office, and discharges the duties until Mr.Hardy can take his place.Lord Devon is to be appointed President of the Poor Law Board.The Prince of Wales will remain in Paris ten days.Luxemburg is to remain in (he Zollverein.King William of Prussia and the Czar of Russia, h ill travel together to Pa is in June.Mr Waipoie remains a member in the Cabinet without office.Marquis Moustier in announcing the signature of the Luxemburg Treaty said :\u2014The treaty fully accords with tlie views of the French Government, it does away with the state of tilings established against us in evil times and which had been maintained for fifty years.It gives to our northern frontier the guara: t»e of another neutralized State, it secures to ri c King and the'Grand Duke complete independence, and it not only removes the causes of an imminent conflict, but gives fresh pledges for the strengthening of good relations, and for the maintenance of the peace of Europe.The Government has to congratulate itself upon having obtained these results, and to make known how just and friendly are the sentiments of the powers lowaids us, the Government thinks it useful to especially point out that for the first time the meeting of a conference, instead of following a war, and confining itself to sanctioning its results, has succeeded in anticipating it, and in preserving the benefits of peace.This is a precious indication of the new ten dencies which prevail in the world, and ovei which the friends of progress and civilization should rejoice.There have been terrific thunder and hail storms in London.A Fenian riot occurred in Killarney.Thirteen policemen were mobbed, and several seriously hurt by stones.The police reinforcements and the milirary subdued the demonstration.The French crops are highly satisfactory, and Paris and provincial corn markets declining Persiana, the famous singer, is dead.[BY TELEGRiPH.] MËIiAL FïtEisS DESPATCHES.BY ATLANTIC CABLE.London, May 25, noon Despatches received from Cork state that McIJ veine and other Fenians, who have been on trial in that city, have been convicted and sentenced to be hanged.O\u2019Brien will be next placed on trial.Erie has advanced i ; now quoted at 5-20s declined J ; now quoted at 72.111.C.Consols, 93J ; Erie, 39; Bonds, 72i ; 111 76.Liverpool, May 25.\u2014Gotten firm at for Uplands ; Hid for Orleans.Com advanced to 39s 3d.Common Wilmington Rosin, 7s 3d.Other articles unchanged.39 J.,,76.e., lid The Legislaitive Council.\u2014We have to thank the Commissioner of Crown Lands for a courteous communication of the names of the Senators of the New Dominion, though Ms telegram unfortunately came only on Saturday, by which time the news had otherwise been made public.The lists are as follows :\u2014 FOR ONTARIO, Hou.J.HAMILTON,\tHon.E.LEONARD, \u201c\tR.MaTHESON,\t\u201c\tW.MoMASTER, \u201c\tJ.ROSS,\t\u201c\tA.A BURNHAM, \u201c\tS.MILLS,\t\u201c\tJ.SIMPSON, \u201c\tB.SEYMOUR,\t\u201c\tJ.SKEAO, \u201c W.H.DICKSON, « D L M'PHERSON \u201c\tJ.SHAW,\t\u201c\tG.CRAWFORD, \u201c\tA.J.F.BLAIR,\t\u201c\tD.MCDONALD, \u201c\tA.\tCAMPBELL,\t\u201c\tO.BLAKE, \u201c\tD.\tCHRISTIE,\t\u201c\tB.FLINT, \u201c\tJ.\tC.AIKINS,\t\u201c\tW.McCREA, \u201c\tD.\tREESOR,\t\u201c\tG.W.ALLAN, This leaves out the following :\u2014 Li/e Members.Hon.GEO.GOODHUE, London.\u201c GEO.BOULTON, Cobourg.\u201c E.PERRY, Niagara.Elected Members.Hon.B.BULL, Burlington.\u201c T.BENNETT, Eastern.\u201c G.ALEXANDER, Gore.\u201c R.READ, Quiute.\u201c J.R.BENSON, Niagara.\u201c A.VIDAL, St.Clair.The list for the Province of Quebec is as follows :\u2014 Hon.D.E.PRICE.\u201c E.H.JDUCHES-NAY, \u201c L.DUMOUCHEL \u201c L.LACOSTE, \u201c C.WILSON, \u201c WH CHAFFERS, \u201c J.F.ARMAND, \u201c J.B.GÜE FREMONT, \u201c Sir N F BELLEAU \u201c J.FERRIER, \u201c T.RYAN, \u201c J.S.SANBORN, May 16.110 NOTION HughMc^ ennan Oately of Chicago) will represent our joint interests and connections m the Forwarding business.^ j^ennaN.Montreal, May 1, 1867.\tlm 1W BbeST, May 25.\u2014The Steamer William Penn, from New York on the l7tb, arrived yesterday.San Francisco.May 25th.\u2014Idaho city was destroyed by fire on the 17th inst.All Main street was burned from Pear Run to Moore's Creek, including the office of Wells, Fargo & Co New York, May 25ih.\u2014The steamers Etna, from Liverpool, on the 1 Itb, aud the Hermann, from Southampton, have arrived.New York, May 25th \u2014Loans easy at 5 per cent with exceptional transactions at 4 to 6.Commercial paper quiet ; Choice pass at 6^ to 7 stocks without animation.Governments steady and active.Railroad shares regular and not very active.Foreign Exchange closed quiet.The export of specie to-day was i 211.New York, May 25th.\u2014A letter from Athens says:\u2014The arrival of Umar Pasha at Crete and his formidable preparations against the insurgents seem to make little impression on the latter who are prepared for attack.The Blockade runner Arcade, has accomplished her ninth voyage and supplied the Cretins with all the necessaries of life and warfare.The Cretans have formed a provisional government, promulgated a constitution and appointed Demitrius Navioccordates Ex-Minister of foreign affairs for Greece, and an emi nent statesman as Governor General of Crete.The new loan of the Greek Government for twenty-eight millions drachmas, about $4,700, 000 in gold goes on favourably.The details of the last engagement of the insurgents with the Turks, which took place on the 19 th April at Tiilos near Heraclion state, that the Cretans three times lepulsed the enemy five thousand strong, and at last routed them with heavy loss.Ail the provisions and war munitions fell into the hands of insurgents.St.Louis, May 26th \u2014The prize fight between Falsey Shepherd and Car Reardon, took place in Illinois side of the River.The fight lasted one hour and four minutes, and was won by Shepherd, only three wounds fought.Cincinnatti, May 25th\u2014The furniture works oft., w.i'ttig,'were burnt this morning.Loss, $30,000.New York, May 25.\u2014Panama advices to the 14th have been received :\u2014The last news from Peru tends to confirm the belief that the present Administration cannot holdout long.Revolutionary outbreaks are occurring in every direction.Accounts from Chili are but little more encouraging, though the administration is strong enough to quell any attempt at revolution.The feeling between the two countries is such that a rupture is only prevented for the present by the Spanish difficulties on the one hand and the internal disturbance on the other.Australian advices dated Sydney on the 1st and Wellington on the 8th April have been received :\u2014Clarke\u2019s gang of outlaws were stii] at large committing depredations.The wine vintage was larger than ever wa0 i.-nowD before Parliament was to meet early in JUn0 oka -, stormy Session was expected.En0 celebrated Railway case of Bruce vs.W)e Qu-en has been settled by the Government, giving £1,075,000 in full of all demands for Railway contracts There has been an increase in the gold yield thus far this year compared with that of last year.Over thirty thousand tons of Breadstuff's have been sent to England and a hundred and five thousand tons more are available for shipment.The new settlement of Tounsville In Queensland has been nearly destroyed by a hurricane.Rochester, N.Y., May 25.-A prisoner in the Penitentiary in this county, named Ambrose Dean, committed suicide this morning by hanging himself to his cell door.New York, May 25.\u2014Advices via New Orleans from Queretaro to the 7th have been received :\u2014It is reported that on the 6th Mira-mon sallied out with his entire force and engaged the Liberals for an hour and and a half, lint was driven back with heavy loss, while the Liberal loss was trifling.A great battle is daily expected.St.Louis, May 25.\u2014The Vigilance Committee of Johnson County, hung Tour Stevens and Morgan Andrews, two notorious outlaws, in ¦Warrenburg yesterday.New York, May 25.\u2014Governments in moderate request.Hon.JAS.LESLIE, \u201c A.B.FOSTER, \u201c J.N.BOSSE, \u201c C.MALHIuT, \u201c L.A.OLIVIER, \u201c J.0.BUREAU, \u201c L.RENAUD, \u201c L.LETELLIER, de ST.JUST, \u201c U.J.TESSIER, \u201c J.HAMILTON, \u201c A.J.DUCflitS-NAY, \u201c C.CORMIER, This leaves out :\u2014 Life Members.Hon.PHILIP H.MOORE, \u201c LOUIS PaNET.\u201c D.M.ARMSTRONG.Elected Members.Hon.J B, G.PROULX, Lavalliere.\u201c H.u.ARCHAMBAULT, Repentigny.\u201c E.PRUDHOMME, Rigaud.\u201c J.E.GiNGRASj Stadacona, One is puzzled to understand upon what principle of \u201cnatural\u201d or artificial selection this list has been composed.We have heard that there are reasons of a personal, nature that made it impossible to appoint two out of the three dropped Upper Canadian Councillors, and the third is so infirm as to make public life not very congenial.But this latter reason, if the preferring of the life members was not to be the rule: woujd seem to apply to Mr.Mathieson.If, again, efficiency was considered as a guiding principle, what are we to say to the choice either of that gentleman or of Mr.Mills, whose appointment about eighteen years ago filled the Province with Homerie laughter.The omission of either of the dropped elected members to make'way for these two, supposing that the preference were not in favour of the holders of Her Majesty\u2019s patent fpr fife, is certainly not explicable on any supposition of a desire for an aristocratic clement in the Senate, refer-ring that term to what philologists tell us is its true meaning\u2014the Government of the best.With these exceptions, however, the Upper Canada list does not appear to have any very objectionable features, and the liberals seem to have their fair share in Senate.In Lower Canada, on the contrary, we cannot but remark on the pettiness which has left out from the Senate two such members as the Hon.P.Moore, and the Hon.D.Armstrong\u2014the first the oldest member of the late Council, but still in the prime of life, who before members of the Council were remunerated for their services attended to his duty with as much assiduity as he has done since, and the second a gentleman of large experience, who also has done years of service without pay.When we see their claims postponed to those of Mr.Guevremont, a man who can barely write his name, whose election was made the opprobrium of the elective, as Mr.Mill\u2019s appointment was of the nominative system, and who besides was declared by a committee of the Council to be wanting in the smaller qualification which was required for the Council, we cannot pretend to think that patriotism or good feeling has had anything to do with the choice.There is, however, one consolation.The Council has been constituted in such a manner as to be either a nullity or an obstacle.In the first case the members will take their pay, and that is the end of it.In the latter, at the very first conflict with the majority in the House of Commons and the Constitutional Ministry, the Imperial Government will be invited\u2014 and will undoubtedly comply with the invitation\u2014to remove the blockade.The Trial for Murder at Joliette.\u2014The report of the trial of Clement Lafond and Philomene Coutu, for the murder of Isaie Boucher, husband of the female prisoner, reached us from our special correspondent, but as the prisoners have been discharged, the evidence being quite insufficient to convict, we do not think it necessary to publish the proceedings.The Irish Church Establishment.\u2014Late English papers bring us a report of the debate and division in the Home of Commons on the Irish Church Establishment.Sir Jno.Gray moved for a Committee of the Whole to consider the temporalities and privileges of the established Church in Ireland.The words of the motion were technical; and the debate of course embraced the whole subject of the Irish Church Establishment.The most remarkable thing about it was the speech of Mr.Gladstone, who put himself in the front of the battle as an advocate for the abolition of sent unjjJSfr fY&'pêsTbT sound and honest opinion.In spite of the ministerial speakers the motion was lost only by a majority of twelve\u2014195 to 183.ARREST OF A FENIAN SPY-EXCITING CAPTURE \u2014STARTLING DEVELOPMENTS.The following letter, the undoubted truth of which has been confirmed by the arrest of the villain to whom it refers, was received by Mr.Penton, the Chief of Police : Tuesday, 10 a.m., May 21, 18fi7.Sir,\u2014For about two weeks or more, a suspicious looking person has been frequently seen passing along Guy street towards the mountain and higher part of the city.He is supposed to be lodging in Griffintown, and comes by the way of William street, and crosses St.Joseph street, &c., generally about half-past 9 a,m., or a little before.He is evidently a stranger, an Irishman, with rhrewd, intelligent, sharp features, wears a low crown, black felt hat, long over coat (grey) with cord round the waist, pants same, and old long heavy boots, and walks with a heavy step, never looks at any body meeting him, exceot with a short sharp glance.Many persons have wondered who he could be, and all who have noticed him believe him to be a Fenian spy, and suppose he is drafting plans of the mountain, reservoir and city, &c This morning I met him about St.Antoine street and followed him for some time at a distance.He appeared to suspect me, and instead of going straight up Guy street he stood as if hesitating at the corner of Dorchester street, and then walked along that street to Crescent street and turned up to St Catherine street, hack to Guy street to Sherbrooke street, where I lost him in some of the small street-, I suppose leading to the mountain.When in St.Catherine street he stopped several times and took views of the mountain, &c.A carter in Sherbrooke street informed me that he had seen him several times about there, and yesterday he saw him at \u201c Prince of Wales Terrace,\u201d near the reservoir.As he has now been in the city some time it is probable that his plans, if he be a spy, are now almost complete, so that if you deem it important, promptness is necessary.Something, it seems to iqe, should be done to-day.If you were to send two smart men to Guy street Grand Trunk gate, that I think would be about the best place to meet him, and the day man at the gate would give you some information, as to what he has seen of him, &c.The man is a suspicious looking stranger, with ragged clothes, evidently put on for the purpose of disguising himself.Let him be looked after at once.Yours, &o., A Loyalist.With the promptitude so characteristic of the chief, four detectives were detailed to look after this suspicious character.Evidently, however, the spy had taken fright and Irom the time occupied by him as reported by the correspondent of the Police, must have been amply sufficient to have taken the plans he he was supposed to want, it was feared he might have made his escape.The news, too, from the United States that fresh movements were about to be made rendered it plain that something serious was intended.The supposed plan of opérerions was to cut off the reservoir, fire the city, and made an attack in force from behind the mountain, and as all would, by the calculation of the ruffians, be in confusion the city would fall an easy prey.Encouraged by a day or two\u2019s impunity, the spy again made ' his appearance, as appears from the following letter : To Chief Penton ; Dear Sir;\u2014The man alluded to tie other day in the note from \u201c A Loyalist\u201d went as usual up Guy Street, at 9i A.M.this morning, towards the mountain.When met he turned round as usual and looked on the giound as if looking for something.The man who has noticed him at the gate happens to be in the night this week.But the man who is also there in the day time, now remembers him well, and saw him this morning.It is quite likely he would be found about Sherbrooke Street or the mountain to-day.The man is of low stature.Yours, Jic.A Loyalist.P.S.\u2014The matter is regarded as one of the utmost importance, and needs prompt action.A.L.Thursday, 23rd May, 1367.Acting on this information Detective Murphy with a strong force proceeded to the point indicated, and having judiciously posted his men, he was ready to make the arrest as soon as the spy came up.The description was so accurate that when he came along there could be no doubt of his identity.Murphy, with the bravery for which he is distinguished, at once attempted to capture, but met with a fierce resistance, and it was only after some difficulty that he could be overpow-ed, Murphy having fortunately secured his arms by the elbows so that he could not get at his revolver.When finally secured he would give no replies, and put on an expression of great idioev, confirming the belief that he was a Fenian, and refused to give up any of his plans or to say who his associates were.It has been ascertained that he has been living here for some time past, and seemed to be by no means short of money, if that could be judged by the amount of rents he had about him.His disguise was so complete that no one would have taken him for the blood-thirsty spy, intent upon murdering our brave defenders, laying the city waste and pillaging it of all its riches The eyes had a sinister look, not to say stupid, but all men of genius of his stamp can assume that until at last it becomes natural.Some bonds were found on his person, rendered necessary by the very slight adhesion of the buttons of his coat.The bonds were probably emblematic and consisted of a couple of ropes round the waist When brought to the Police Station, he said he boarded with Mithtreth Kelly, who wath a nithe lady.Being further interrogated, he admitted having been in the habit of going to the Prince of Wales Terrace, and said he went to grub, by which doubtful expression, as was afterwards ascertained, he meant he got his victuals.Peter has long been well known there, and about the C.nal basins, and accordingly after having been photographed, and getting some loose silver from the Chief and some gentlemen who had heard of the capture, he went on his way rejoicing, with the fixed intention of having a good blow out of meat and drink, and with no intention to meddle with the water supply more than he can help.The portrait by no means warranvs the idea of the eyes being able to give a \u201c short, sharp glance,\" nor does Peter look like one who could draft plans for a heseiging army, whatever other draughts he might make.PRESENTATION.' Mobile, May 21.\u2014John M.Parkman, the de- \u2022\t-j .\u2014 i.\u201e f ^ 1 XTatr Fenians Sentenced to be Hanged.\u2022\u2014 A Cable despatch reports that Mcllvaine and other Fenians have been sentenced to be faulting president of the Ist National Bank of hanged, Feniamsm in Ireland.\u2014The Dublin cor.respondent of the London Times says that the prisoners still remaining to be tried before the special Commission there, consist only of the miserable dupes who went out in obedience to their foolish vows, and were picked up frost bitten on the mountains.They will be tried under the White Boy Act ; any prosecution for treason against such miserable wretches being absurd.A Hopeful Son.\u2014Col.Fulke Southwell Greville Nugent, M.P., lately had to apply for a warrant against his son Robert South-well Greville Nugent, for sending a threatening letter containing these words:\u2014-\u201cI \u201cwon\u2019t stand this; if you don\u2019t send me \u201c some money at once, I will shoot you, so \u201chelp me God,\u201d\u2014which was followed by what is described as still more atrocious language.It seemed that the young man had shown himself a most incorrigible On Thursday morning the Very Rev.the Dean of Montreal, the Venerable Archdeacon, and the Clergy of the city, assembled in the Chapter House of the Cathedral, to present the Most Rev.The Metropolitan with the following address\u2014 May it please your Lordship, ¦We, your Lordship\u2019s Clergy in the city of Montreal,desire to express our feelings of hearty welcome on your return to the City and Diocese, and our appreciation of the eminent services rendered to the Canadian and Colonial Church by your Lordship during the course of events affecting the Church since we last had the plea sure of greeting your Lordship.Our anticipations of benefit to the Church by your Lordship\u2019s personal presence at the Confe rences of the Church at home, when questions, intimately and directly affecting the OhjUï;[>c