Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 28 janvier 1861, lundi 28 janvier 1861

[" r un MMUMC*.SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL ASSURANCE CO MPA.NY.SSTABL1SHSD 1835.Incorporated by Special Act 9/ Parliament.Capital - - - - - One Million.Ootmvor\u2014Tb* Right Hod.Lord Fouu.CANADA BRANCH: HVAD OFFICS, Moatroal, 9 Great St.James Street.Stcrttaryfor Canada:\u2014 A.DAYID80H PARKER.INTRUDING ASSURERS are requested to \u2022xaasiDe the Proepeetoa of this Company.The rate of Premium will be found moderate in comparison with that generally exacted.Special attention is directed to «he system under which the Division of Profits is conducted whereby advantage* are secured practically equal to auy that can be aenved irom Annual Investigations Al», to a very Ub*ra rale which has been established regulating the Surrender Vaine, which will be allowed under Policies relinquished by the Assured.QUEBEC: OFFICE, CORNER OF 8T PETER A ST PAUL STREETS.! HOSOEAHT SOARD OV DTRSCTOSS, I.Tatsarosac, Esq , Merchant.F.Vexin a.Esq .Banker, Ricbabd Oasssls, Esq., Banker.LANGLOIS A GLASS, Agents for Quebec.A.ROWAND, M.D .Medical Adviser.Quebec, Ang.15, :8t»0.Shipping and Lumber Trade.The St.Lawrence Warehouse, Dock and Whan^e Co.Incorporated by Act of Parliament, 20 Vic.Cap.174.SOUTH QUEBEC.THIS Company is established for the par-pose of affording those facilities to Shipping *nd geseral Commerce at South Quebec which the completion of the Grand Trank Railway, and the eetabliebmeot of Oceac Steamers, most inevitably locate at Quebec as the great Anglo-Canadian Sea Port The Company has deep water Wharves for Ocean Ships and Lake and River Craft, wit! suitable Storeage for Floor, Grain, Ashes Timber, Iron, «foals, Salt, Ac , «c., in immediate *eemmuateatton with the Grand Trunk Railway, between the Passenger and Locoroo-tlve Depots of the Railway, affording aU the security of enclosed Docks where Vessels of soy class can moor io safety oat of the influence of the strong tides, sheltered tom the effects of thoee periodical gales, which so frequently cause damage to shipping on the North side of the St.Lawrence.Goode and Produce can be transferred direct from the Railway Cars and Shipping and rice versa.Cranes.Ac.Ac., are also provided for the safe, expeditious, and economical loading and unloading of the same.For Stowing Timber the Company possesses water space capable of receiving four million feet of Timber, and wharfage for five hundred thousand Standard of Dealt, and ten thousand Tous of Goaf.\t\u2022 Quebec, Ang.14, 1850.Canada Powder IVy.rpHE undersigned, Agents for the Cavada X Powusa Compast, beg to draw public at-tention to a few Testimonials selected from a large somber in the Company's possession a< Hamilton.A.J.MAXHAM A CO.Hamu.tos, 25th July, 1857.Bumjamis Class, Esq., Secretary, Canada Powder Compaay, Dbar Sir,\u2014We have much pleasure in testifying to the excellent, quality «of your Company's Blasttxs Powdks.and have no hesitation in stating that we consider it worth, at least.Seventy-five eeou per ken more than ~ \u201c\t¦ American Powder wo have ever Tour obed't servant, J.A.ENNIS A CO., Sub-Contractor on the Hamilton and Pon Dover R.R.Tosoxto, 1st July, 1859.Bujaxis Class.Esq., Sib,\u2014Enclosed you will find a Draft for tb* amount due the Powder Company, please acknowledge by return ot post.Tour obedient, JOHN GRAINGE P S.\u2014This is to certify that I consider th* powder now mannfaeinred by the HatniHot Powder Company, equal to the beat Powder made.JOHN GRAINGE, Gun Smith, Toronto.Mottssal, let Oct., 1856.M*.B.Clark, Secretary, Canada Powder Company, Si^\u2014We have mnch pleasure in stating that we feond the C.I.Blastiso Powder purchased of you in May laat, to be of aa exoeUent quality We have used many thousand kegs of Sagliah and American Powder, and we found yours to be quite equal io quality to auy we have ever used if not better.Voir most otft.servant.d.a.McDonald à co , :4 Contractor, Montreal Water Works.[Proa a well known Sportsman of this City ] 4 Quisle, 1st Sept.1880.Messrs.Maxha* A Go., Quebec, Dnan Sms,\u2014I have no hesitation in testify lag to the good quality of the Guspowdsb pro cured from yon in November last.I shot away 8 lb*, during an excursion in Upper Egypt, last winter, sod did not find it soil the gun mors than good English Powder.I «applied the Marquis of Hastings sod bis part; with s few pounds as well as the Consul General at Cairo, who all found it excellent.Sept.5, 18&>.F#r Sftle by Ike Sokcriber, HIS usual Assortment of Choice WINESJio Wood sad Bottle.Claret, Bartos A Gantier s, Champagne, Raman's, Sherry, Pal* and Gold, Pemartin\u2019a, Port, Sandemao.Son A Co.\u2019s, - *L*0 \u2014 Bisat's Triple Clarified Bordeaux Vinegar, Allsopp'a Celebrated Ale, Assorted London Paints.Webster s Long Flax and Navy Canvass H.LsMBSCRIER, Commercial Chamber*.Quebec, Nov.31,1888.Just Received by the Subscriber.TV*2 ORANGE MARMALADE jrt)\tprice 10*.per dot.\u2014ALSO\u2014 50 Boss* Assorted Biscuits, Kegs Fresh Malaga Grapes.JAMES HASLETT.Quebec Dec.28, 13e0.FINNAN HADDIES, Just Received, of the above FISH, very fine, \u201cd 1 odd, Foreman Gilmour Yard, Quebec.James Hamilton, Merchant, Quebec.George Lawrence, Captain, Quebec.Fred.Welten, Captain, Quebec.Rob.Greig, Block and Pump-maker, Qjiebec.Andrew Luwgon, Block A Pum^-maker, Quebec Wm.Crucksbink, Captain, Quebec.John CoChrine, Captain, Quebec.J.W Henry, Founder, Quebec.Quebec, June 16, I860.John Henderson Co.90, Btxade Street, INVITE the attention of purchasers to theii stock of CHOICE FORS, of their own ma.anfactnre, which the) can guarantee as superior to any in the city, for style and wotkman-sbip.Ladies\u2019 Russian and Hudson Bay Sable, Mink, Ermine, Black Monkey and Mmevere Setts.New Styles of Ladies\u2019 Caps and Hoods, Gen tlemen\u2019s Fur Coats.Caps and Gauntlets.Sleigh Robes, Snowsboes and Moccasins, at modéra e prices.Quebec.Oct.26.1860 SUMMER mt7- John Henderson Cos 20, BÜADE STREET, OFFER all the NEW STYLES for Warm Wkathsr, in MEN S and BOYS STRAW HAIRCLOTH and FELT HATS.LONDON, PARIS and NEW YORK SATIN VENTILATING HATS.TRAVELLING CAPS, WATERPROOF CLOTHING, Ac, LADIES\u2019 RIDING HATS.C]r Strangers are informed that we have at all times on view a large assortment of FURS, BUFFALO ROBES, INDIAN CURIOSITIES, Ac.Ac Quebec, June 2, 1868.SEMHARI FOR Y0UN61ADIES No.3, St.Denis Street, Cape, COSDUCTTO BT THE Misses McNAUGHTON, ASSISTED BT MONS.HERVEOU.E.& W.Poston & Co., Have just received and o ff er for Sale, i V |_I HDS.Bright Muscovado SUGAR, If 150 Puncheons, Hhda and Brls.Heavy bodied Cienfuegos and Muscovado Molasses.250 Half Chests Souchong Teas, 500 Boxes Freeh Layer, Muscatel and Valentia Raisins.100 Cases Pint Olive Oil, \u2014AMD\u2014 5 Qr.-Caaks Superior Old Bourbon Whisker.Lower Town, Nov.9, I860.Georges.The Four Just Received: rHE nsual Course of Instruction comprises English in all itÂranchet, with Writing, Arithmetic, French, m&ic, Drawing, Paintings fee.,\u2014Also the Rudime ts of Latin and Ger-, nan if required.Québec A\u2019Jflr 3 1S«0\t_______\u2022 Horses, Sleigh, 6lc., for Sale !®F Lirpiewrs, Syrups, fyc.-mrASOBCHlSQ, Cumeoa, Noyeaa, *>4 a [VI central assortment of Kiensb Liqnoor*, W*-* \"\u2019TpAfeAuMI*.Qxnknnt D*** M, 1990, (OR SALE, by private bargain, a span of light Carriage HORSES.\u2014A LSO An excellent DOUBLE SLEIGH, with ROBES, The whole which is the property of Capt.Rk-rALLACK ; may be seen at Spkscsb Woo», any lay, between 16 o\u2019clock, A.M., and 4 o\u2019clock, P.M.Quebec, Nov.13, 1860.\ttf EDUCATION.Private and Select Academy.No.1, ITAUTEUIL STREET, U.T.QUEBEC, CONDUCTED BY Mr F.EAST, late Prof, and Lect.in the Collegiate Schools of England and France Experience in tuition\u201429 years.ASSISTED BY Mr.H.DBCLERCQ, B A of the University of Ghent, Author of eeveral Works on Literature, History and Philosophy.Experience in tuition\u201416 years.Quebec, Hep 3, 1860.K 1) IJ C A Il' ION.JIB.HIST\u2019S PKIVATE A SELECT ACADEM V, Artillery House, d\u2019Auteuil Street, Upper Town, Quebec, ReKtpens on WEDHE SDAY, 15th Inst ENGLISH PUPILS are prepared for the Universities of Oxford aud Cambridge ; for the Naval and Military Colleges of England ; for the Entrance Examination to the Universities of Canada; and for the varions callings of a siperior education.FRENCH PUPILS, Prepared for the Entrance Examination to the Laval University ; for the Higher Forms of the Séminaire de Quebec ; for Examination as Pilou, Surveyors, Civil Engineers, Ac.; and for Professions requiring Proficiency in the English Language.COMMERCIAL STUDIES.PnpUs entered for Commercial Studies receive Instruction io every branch of Education qualifvmg them for the Mercantile Profession ; Book-Keeping on the moat approved Modern System ; Commercial Correspondence in English and French ; Commercial Calculations, of every denomination ; Meutal Arithmetic, and all expeditious methods ; Instrumental Arithmetic, Geometrical and Financial Computations, Ac ; Commercial Geography, including the Imports, Exports, Produce, Manufactures, Ac., Ac., of all countries.JUNIOR PUPILS.Are carefully instructed in every branch ot Education qualifying them for the Higher Forms of Commercial or Collegiate Studies.TERMS.Per Quarter.Pupils finishing their Education,.$16 to $25 \u201c studying in Private Class Rooms.10 to 15 * studying in tbe Commercial Room.8 to 12 The Preparatory Room for children under 9 years ot age.6 to 8 Quebec, Ang.7.I860.\t12m c HENRY J.SHAW.Real Estate and General Auctioneer, AMO Coiu mission Merchant^ CORNER OF S/.Eia/utss Xurier Hospital Street*, MONTREAL.tJ- Liberal advances made on consignments.Jun?13, 1860.\t12bi e STAKKfc\u2019S POCKET ALMANAC.Just Received : STARKE\u2019S POCKET ALMANAC and General Register, for 1861, coutaiuiag a great amonot of information,\u2014suitable to the cities of Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa, and To-ro#to.Price, 12i cts.Far sale by MIDDLETON A DAWBO.V, Foot of Mountain HilL Qasbec, Dee.14, 1880.THE Canadian Almanac for 1861, containing full aud authentic Commercial, Statistical, Astronomical,- Departmental, Ecclesiastical, Educational, Financial, and General Information.The Four Georges ; sketches of Manners, Morals, Court aud Towu Life\u2014by W.M.Thackeray, with illustrations Tha King of the Mountains, from the French of Kd About Memorials of Thomas Hood, with preface and notes\u2014by his son\u2014two vols.Tbe Eighth Commandment\u2014by Chas.Reade.Self-Help\u2014by Samuel Smiles For sale by MIDDLETON A DAWSON »\tFoot of Mountain Hil\u201e Quebec, Dec.3,1860 Wines, Jamaica Rum, Cigars, &c.,\t&.C.rHE undersigned bave on hand, and for sale, in lots to salt purchasers -10 Qr.-casks White Port Wine, in casks and bottles, 20 Octave casks Madeira, 20 Cases Prince Metternich\u2019s Cabinet Wine, 20 Oases Leibfraumilck, 56 Baskets (quarts) Heidsick A Oo.\u2019s Champagne, 50 Baskets (pints) de\tdo, ,\t25 Cases Medoc Claret, 25 do St.Julien do.5 Puncheons Jamaica Rum, (5 years io bond.) 10,000 Regalia Cigars, 10,000 Operas do, 5,000 Ei Couqnito dtf 5,000 Londres Operas do.500 Cocos Fibre Mats.FALKENBERG A McBLAIN, Dean\u2019s Buildings, St.Peter Street.Quebec, Nov 29, 1860.\t6m RHENISH_ WINES.0/\"\\ Z^IASES, Just reeled, comprising OU SPARKLING HOCK, Do\tMoselle, Rudesbeimer, Brauneberger.SNAITH A CO., Wine Merchants, * No.11.John Street.Quebec, Oct.20, 1860.Kingston\u2019s Wines, IMPORTED TO ORDER.Landing ex u Fortunuf direct from Oporto, AFRESH snpplv of the above, verv choice OLD PORT WINK.\u2014A 1.30- Ex \u201c Harbinger C direct from Cad^z, Kingston\u2019s very choice Old Sherry Wine, in wood and bottle.For sale by JOHN TEAFFE, 20, St.John Street.Quebec, Oct.13, 1860.Lochfine Herrings, &c.Landing ex \u201c Wild Horse\u201d from Glasgow, ~Y7' EOS superior LOCHFINE HER-_|v RINGS, warranted ibis fall catch.\u2014Also\u2014 ENGLISH CHEESE\u2014Queen\u2019s Arms, Cheddar Berkley, Double Gloster, Truckle, and English Dairy Cream Cheese.For sale by JOHN TEAFFE, 20, St.John Street.Quebec, Oct.13, I860.Casey\u2019s Liverpool Soap.|)XS.Casey's Liverpool SOAP, f J3 Crown Brand, now randing ex | \u2022\u2022China\u201d For Hale by LANK, GIBB A CO., Agents.Quebec, Oct.TO, 1860.CLARETS.CT/\\ /~1 ASKS, for Rale\u2014comprising *)U \\J CHATEAU MAROAÜX, SCOTTISH Provincial Assurance C O M P A N Y .TO THE ELECTORS j O?TUB ELECTORAL DIVISION1 \u2022w.\t\u2022 (ESTABLISHED 1826.) Incorporated by Imperial Parliament.CAPITAL.£1,000,000 STERLING.! \u2022 CAïTÂDA: Act of , S T A D A C O iN A , \u2022\tTOR TAB Legislative Council.Head Office'\u20143 Great St.James St., Montreal w ITH a view to urged to the Premiums on Life Polices\u2014that thereby an accumulating debt arising from arrear of premium aud interest is incurred\u2014tbe Directors of the Scottish Provincial Assurance Company have adopted, as a substitute to that system, a Rkduckd Table or Katkb, whereby tbe full sum in Policy will be payable at death of Assured, free of all debt, either from arrears of premium or interest.The following are the Annual Rates, under tbe Reduced System, for Assurance ot £100 KNTLEMKN,\u2014Not doubting that anoth-!\u2019\\X er Election will take place for your Do\tLarose, Do\tLeoville, St, Julien.SNAITH A CO., Wine Merchants, No.11, John Street, Quebec, Oct.20,1866.WINES, BRANDIES, &c- OtfkA TY>ZEN P0RT and SHERRY £\\J\\J D WINES.Brandies, Scotch and Irish Whiskey, Ac., Ac.For Sale by SNAITH A CO., Wine Merchants, No.11, John Street.Quebec, Oct.20, 1860.DeKuyper\u2019s Gin, Just received and in Bond.1 Age next j birthday\tSterling : First 5 years\t\t\tRemin- der of Life.\t\t\t4* ol a \"o ® *5 be u -c 3\tFirst 6 years.\t\t\tRemin- der of Life.\t\t j 20\t0\t18\t11\t1\t16\t3\t36\t1\t10\t1\tî\t17\t8 21\t0 19\t\t5\t1\t17\t2\t37\t1\t11\t1\t2\t19\t6 22\t0\t19\t11\tl\t18\t3\t38\t1\t12\t2\t3\tl\t4 23\t1\t0\t6\tl\t19\t4\t39\t1\t13\t3\t3\t3\t4 24\t1\t1\t1\t2\t0\t«\t40\t1\t14\tr.\t3\tA\t4 35\t1\t1\t9\t2\t1\t8\t41\t1\t15\t6\t3\t7\t3 26\t1\t2\t5\t2\t3\t0\t42\tl\t16\t8\t3\t9\t4 27\t1\t3\t2\t2\t4\t4\t43\tl\t17\t10\t3\th\t5 28\tl\t3\t10\t2\t5\t8\t44\tl\t19\t2\t3\t14\t0 29\tl\t4\t6\t2\t7\t0\t45\t2\t0\t6\t3\t16\t10 30\tl\t»\t*>\t2\t8\t4\t46\t2\t1\t11\t4\t0\t5 31\tl\t5\t11\t2\t9\t8\t47 2\t\t3\t7\t4\t3\t6 32\tl\t6\t8\t2\t11\t0\t48\t\u20222\t5\t4\t4\t7\t0 33\t1\t7\t5\t2\t12\t6\t49\t2\t7\t5\t4\t10\t9 34\tl\tR\t3\t2\t14\tO\t60\t2\t9\t8\t4\t15\t2 35\t1\t9\t2\t2\t15\t10\t.* \u2022 \u2022\t\u2022\t* .\u2022\t.#\t\u2022 \u2022\t* \u2022\t., The Books of the Company close for the yesr on the 31st January next Personti proposing to effect Assurance are invited to lodge their proposals on or before that date, with a view to their securing the advantage of one years\u2019s additional Bonus over later entrants.A.DAVIDSON PARKER, Secretary.Quebec\u2014LANGLOIS A GLASS, Agent.Office\u2014corner of Pater A Paul Streets.Quebec, Dec 17, 1860.\t4m c DR.WOLFF has REMOVED his RESIDENCE to the corner of St.Antoins and Pktkr Strebts, over Mr.Dinning's.Quebec .May 5, 1860.rxA Cl HDS- DsKUYPER\u2019S double Jl ried GENEVA.ber- For sale by E.A W.POSTON A CO.Quebec, Oct.19, IfcGO.MUSCOVADO MOLASSES.Receiving ex G.T.Railway, \"rr rpiERCES muscovado mo- / A lasses.For sale by E.A W.POSTON * CO.Quebec, Oct 26, 18 60.BKIGHT SL'OAR.Daily Expected per G, T.50 H HDS.BRIGHT MUSCOVADO SÜ- | For sale by R.A'W.POSTON A GO.Quebec.Oct.25, 1860.German Bolting Cloth.JUST received, and for sale a general assortment of the above article.CHINIC A METH0T.Quebec, Sept.27, 1868.Ales and Porter.ALLSOPP\u2019S and BASS\u2019 ALB in pints and quarts, Bibberu\u2019Porter in pints and quarts.For sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, Aug.10, 1866.Wix\u2019s Mustard, Received ex John Bull.WIX\u2019S MUSTARD, in 1 lb.and * lb.bottles.For sale by E.A W.POSTON* A CO.Quebec, Oct.19, I860.Playing Cards, Received ex City of Hamilton.200 Y)0ZKN Gih Mogal cards' îd 400 Doz.No 2, Highlander Cards.For sale by K.A W.POSTON A CO.Qoebec.Oct.19 18U0.LA XDING Prom \u201c John Bull\u201d and u City of Hamilton,\u201d C A T>ASKKT8 CHOICE CHAMPAGNE, r)V/ O RUINART\u2019S, Sandeman\u2019s Port, in hhds.and qr.-casks, Also ex \u201c Robert Ingham.\u201d 50 Crates Wine Bottles.For sale by H.LkMESURIRR.Quebec.Oct.12, 1860, Duc De Montebello CHAMPAGNE.SNAITH A 00, having been appointed Agrnts for tbe sale of tbe above very superior WINE, are now prepared to snpply all orders, and in quantities to suit purchasers.Pints and Quart*.\u2014ALSO O.V HARD\u2014 Moet\u2019s Green Seal, Orescent Brand, Heidsieck et Co.SNAITH A CO., Wine Merchants, No.11, John Street.Quebec, Oct.20, 1860.William L.31 urison, CIGARS.10,0001™, Illumination Candles.IAA DOXES 6\u2019s and 12\u2019s BELMONT lUw o SPERM and HYDRAULIC PRESSED.For sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, Aug.10, 1860.Quebec, Nov.CIGARS, for _ to close a consignment JOHN ANDERSON A CO.1860.Commission, Shipping and Forwarding Agent,\t.IB Lemoine Street, MONTREAL.Particular attention given to Rales of Fish and Oil.Nov.9, 1860.CHARLES H.ANDREW!, NOTARY PUBLIC, Ottiet*.Dr.MarsdenV» Building, So.35, Place D\u2019Arme.s, Upper 'Joum, KA\u201c Instructions may also be left with Messrs.ANor.swa A Anorkws, Advocates, 6 St.Peter Street, Lower Town.Quebec, Nor.10, I860.\tOmp obviate the objtction | Division soon after tbe Meeting of tbe Legisla- j system of Half-Credit fore, and not knowing whether the Gentleman who obtained a large majority of your votes ; at tbe late Election, although legally dlsqunli- ' Oed to represent you, will again present himself, I beg respectfully to solicit your support for the honor of representing STADACONA DIVISION in the Legislative Council of Canada.I am no stranger to you ; having reeMed within tbe limits of tbe Division from my infancy, having been educated, aud imbibed ray earliest inspirations of patriotism, and acquir ed all I possess among you,\u2014omy I not fairly be classed as one of you,\u2014 as one of tbe permanent inhabitants of the country.These circumstances bare enabled me to understand and appreciate the genius of our Institutions, our common language and our laws; without the prejudices that the combined infiuences of race and tradition are apt to beget.In the most important public events of the past quarter of a century, I have felt a deep interest and taken an active part, following such on independent course as to merit your confidence In politics, I am constitutionally progressive, liberal, and independent ; not a party mao, but the steady advocate of meatures and not men ; and, if I have the good fortune to secure your suffrages, and become the representative of your choice, it will lie orj perfectly independent ground.If elected by the Division, I should not, however, consider myself elected for the Division alone, or for any particular class; but, would act and vote on general and liberal principles.Among important measures of a special character I would support Seperate Schools so long as religious teaching forms a portion of Elementary Education.I would apply ray energies to such a system of sanatory law or protection, as would in my opinion, most benefit the whole Province with tbe least possible restriction to trade and commerce I would also vote for a reduction of the tariff, that in some cases presses so heavily, us soon as the financial condition of the country would permit it.Among subjects of paramount importance of a local nature, to which I pledge myself to give my unceasing attention, are ; to make this city what nature designed it to be, viz : the terminus of Transatlantic Steam Navigation; and, by increasing the size and speed of our Steamers to that of the best class of Ocean Steamships, to make the passage in two days less than at present, and thus secure the whole passenger and carrying trade of the west instead of only a portion,\u2014to obtain a ivintrr ocean terminus on the lower St Lawrence, and a railroad terminus tn this city, by a bridge at Cap-Rouge or otherwise; making Quebec the real Sea-port instead of & mere outport to Point Levi.The last but most important subject, to which I will lillabc, that will claim my attention and support, is one that I have long ad- [ vocated :\u2014the grand and mighty' scheme of Federation of the British North American Provinces.This measure is calculated to develops the trade aud boundless resources of , this country more than any other, and form a set of disjointed, weak, and unconnected Pro- ; viooes lu to a powerful and trotted country,\u2014 ' A British American Confederation \u2014a Canadian Nation.Besides the commercial and I political advantages of this scheme, Quebec -presents the two local advantages ot centrality i and strength, which eminently lit it for the capital city of a Federation ; and that, without breaking faith or disturbing previous arrange, raents, or compromising ou:r beloved Sovereign by repudiating her gracious decision in favor of Ottawa as the Capital of United Canada.I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your devoted obedient servant, POST OFFICE.Qcrrro, De'*.17, I860.Arrival and Departure of the Mails at Quebec.8f ÇSgsgçgf\tg\t§\t?-\t*3\tn *K1tK*!l*t* git MUZZ\tX\tZ\tj*\t| os < *:E £\t< a » r-\t- 5 B 3 HÔS.C\t^ ^ ; sZi 'Z\t- :\t-i.?\u2019-v\t?l\tfi.a'? boundaries, or for doing anything tending U affect the rights of property of o her partie* are hereby notified that they are required, b tbe 51stnod following Rules (which are pub li :hed in full in the Cumvia Gazette) to giv.TWO MONTHS NOTICE of the application it tbe Canada Gazette, in English and Frencl and also in a newspaper published in each Ian guaee in tbe district affected, sending copi* of tbe first and last of such notices to the Pri vale Bill Office.ALFRED TODD, Chief Cleik of Private Bill Office.Quebec Nor.2 1860.Q .ebec Gazette and Three Rivers Inquirer \\, copy till meeting of Parliament MONTRE AI* 1 can Steamship Companj iifïss.3-: 2t5.: * q * «3 * ~ ' e * - ¦£ zc x Carrying the Canadian and United States Mails.Winter Arrangements, 186.V61- ITTEEKLY SERVICE between PORT-VV LAND.ME.,and LIVERPOOL ; eailipg from LIVERPOOL every T M1SSDAY, and from PORTLAND EVERY SATURDAY.The following vessels are appointed to sail for Liverpool :\t.N» 2.» North American.Nova Scotian .Canadian .North Briton .Bohemian.Anglo Saxon.North American.Nova Scotian .Canadian.North Briton.Saturday, Jan v.12 \u201c\t\u2019\t\u201c*\t1» \u201c\t\u201c\t2t» .\t\u201c\tFeby.\t2 .\t\u201c\t\u2022\u2022\t9 \u201c\t44\t16 .\t\u201c\t\u201c\t23 .\t\u201c March 2 it\tIt \u201c\t\u201c\t11» p it ^ \u2014 o x -»\u2022¦» 'T\t^ - RATES OF PASSAGE \u2014\u2014 \u2019From South Quebec to Liverpool, Derry or Claspoic.C AUix, according to accommodation S75 fft S89 Stxkragk do\tdo\t$47.Apply to G Et ».BURNS SYME8 A CO., 3, St FeL*e Street Quebec, Jsny.8, 1861 irii -A 5 r -.* \u2022 r?c sc \u2022s i n n p r a 0 fr s- ^ 15 \\V, Quebec, Nov.10.I860.MARSDEN, M.D., Place d\u2019Arroes.BANK OF UPPER CANADA.Cocoa Fibre Mats.ASM 4LL consignment of superior quality, now landing ex bark \u2022\u2022 Annie Laurie,\u2019\u2019 And for sale by FALKENBERG k McBLAIN.Quebec, Ang.7, I860.Bottled Wines aîid Brandy.OAA A S E S finest SHERRY and \\J PORT WINES, comprising Ysai à Co.\u2019a very pale and very choice, and Vino de Santo Sherries, and Graham's choice Port, and Penet Castillon, aud Jules Robin k Co.'s Cognac, in cases of 1 dozen each.For sale by v\t( M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, Ang.10, 1860.New Magazines.HARPER\u2019S MAGAZINE, Godey\u2019s Ladies Book, Frank Leslie\u2019s Monthly and Nick Nax for September, just received.W.H.ALEXANDER, Buade Street, opposite Post Office.Quebec, Aug.20, 1850.CHAMPAGiNE.P|OZEN quart!! and pints, \u201cHKID-f)^ I / SICK,\" for sale cheap, to close consignment.JOHN ANDERSON k CO.Quebec, Nor.2, 1860.Pot and Pearl Barley.hand SUPPLY of very PEARL BARLEY*, superior POT and kept constantly on JOHN ANDERSON k CO.Quebec, Nor.2.I860.White Wine and Cider Vinegar.A CONSIGNMENT of the aboreof very superior quality.For sale by JOHN ANDERSON à CO.Quebec, Nov 2, 1860.Landing ex \u201c Thalia.\u201d 1 Xrt J^IASES SUPERIOR CLARET XtJ* J\tSt.Emilion, Chamberlin, St j Julien and Chateau Latoor.50 Cases Champagne pints annd quarts, For Sale by LANE, GIBB à CO.Quebec, July 2, 1860.Bright Sugars.Now Receiving and Jor Sale, 1 AA O HDS BRIGHT CUBA SUGAR, H 90 Hhds.Bright Porto Rico Sugar, 200 Barrels Dry Crushed, Crushed A and Y'ellow Refined, 25 Tierces Loaf Sugar.\u2014ALSO\u2014 200 Puncheous Porto Riro, Muscovado and Clayed Mola.-t^r^.lank, gibb a cq.Quebec, Dec.20,1869.OYSTERS ! OYSTERS ! ! MR.J.P.l-ATOl'R has tbe honor of mforming his friends and the public, that he has just arrived from the Bay of (.\u2019ha-leurs, with a great quantity of FRESH OYSTERS, ench as Caraquette, St.Slméon and Bouetoucbe, which be will sell very cheap.He also informs his friends that he will OPEN on SATURDAY, tbe 3rd November, an OYSTER SALOON and REFRESHMENT HOUSE.Oyster Patties, Hot Mutteu Pies, Pound Cakes, Sponge Cakes.Pies and all Pastry always on band, also French breed.No.22, St.Jog* Srasst, Quebec.Qaebee, Nov.1, Iff*6,\ta\u20143aw COALS ÿf SALT FOR SALE.t QrsBic.26ib January, 1* >1.Ms torroa,\u2014It is very relcitantly tant I mercantile dowager should assume, as her marriage attire, the peculiar garb ehe did assume on Friday night, and should stick to it with persistent effort throughout her eventful life.One of the peculiar features of the play, on its first representation, was this point of dress; and connecting this fact with tbe name of Madame Vestris, it ia unnecessary to say more.Thu ungracious part assigned to Captain Uttersoo, however, waa performed with a courage.an l we may also say, a skill which made up in great measnre for certain scenic faults which might have been fatal to tbe piece.Thus quietly deprecating the selection of the play, we must not be understood to ignore the incidental excellencies of the representation We don't know that Captain Bayly has ever achieved more marked success than in the p*rtof Crc/u'/i, the cobbler\u2014the honest tradesman, who forgives his titled customer a debt when he finds him in misfortune, and afterwards shares with him bis wittles and his wit.The part is one which Captain Bayly would not only be apt lo assume as in character with his peculiar ta'ent for Robsooian Comedy, but it s one.we suspect, he would bunt for with * m>- share of industry ; and we are not sitting tare to condemn him tor so doing, provided th* auxiliaries in the cast are all moderately w-l! adapted and arranged.\u201c fhe fitness of things,' one might say, wer if not pi'if il to quarrel with what, as a whole Wis admi-abfe, was scarcely shown in assign-ng to Capt Travers the part ot Rodolphe the a^iist ; and we might say more in deprecating that arrangement but for the opportunity which it aff irded for tbe gratifying contrast which was presented in th* after-piece\u2014\u201cThe Blighted Being\u201d\u2014the leading character in Death was caused internal hemorrhage.An inquest was held in the afternoon of the same day.wnich Capt Travers n-rf'rmed with a mir-aak you to do me the favor of insertiug the I able effect The part (Job Wort) is.as propresent letter in connection wi.h certain arti- ^5:^ m0^t p\u2019av-jr>era know, of the mock-bero-eles which have recently appeared m you» j , paper, reaped a g tbe \" Board of Insoeotors or J \u2018C order, reqali.ng certain powers of tra-Asyloms, Prisons Ac.\" Ido so, Im-y add J gic dec\u2019.amati >n,\tmuch animation und with the entire coucurre^c* of my UfuiaO.V a.J.iboT# all> wljat\tu technically termed wot lav ooileag.¦ Mr Meredith, whose p*ri 1\t.\t.\t.\t.\t- in the labors of our Board bo-.h as Inspector ;\t\u201c,e 'aUef»ao \u2018\u2018\u2022««U for an arattenr and secretarv, has been very great and very I to achieve, Capt Travers exhibited in a degree valuable.\tj which would have doe* credit to a professional In «y own name, and in behalf o.Mr Mere- ^ established reputation ; and we do 00 .ojus-diiMfesire to disclaim any pwt.elpaiio.| ^ ^ ^\t;n s^%k.mg of issued in cooseqatnce COURT OF QUEEN\u2019S BENCÜ.BirORK THE BOS.JUSTICES DUVAL AND MCBBDITH.Yesterday morning the Grand Jury came into Court and presented True Bills on the following indictments.Thomas Heyden for murder ; William Walsh as principal in the second degree for same offeuce ; Louis Gagné for larceny ; Louis Gagné for stealing a post letter containing money ; Etienne Lambert for an aggravated assault; Patrick Brown, same offence ; Joseph Conway, same offence ; and Denis O'Hare, for larceny\u2014on two indictments, Etienne Lambert having been arraigned on the charge against him, pleaded Not Guilty and his trial was fixed for Monday ; Mr.O'Farrell appearing for the defence.\u2014Loois Gagne was also arraigned upon the two indictments against him and pleaded Not Guilty.Trial lixsd lor Wednesday next.Michael Murphy having been placed at the bar, Mr.O\u2019Fsrrell appeared in sup.port of bis demurrer to the indictment, Mr.Okill Stuart Q C.replying on behalf of the prosecution.For the prisoner it was maintained that the term \u201c building\u201d used in the indictment was altogether too vague ; and that it did not amount to charging the prisoner with th'' commission of any offence punishable by law.The demurrer and replication were taken en delibrrê by the Court.William Haslet», William Hash tt the young er, and Andrew Haslett were placed upon trial on a charge of assault and battery on the p**r-sou of Jean Audet dit Lapointe at St.Ed ward's, in the Township of Frampton in the month of June last.The evidence was by no means conclnrive inasmuch as neither tbe private prosecutor nor bis witness could testify to tbe fact of an actual assault and battery by any one rf the three defendants.On tbe mh*r hand the man Lapointe admitted, on the occasion in question, to have knocked down uni beaten one of the defendants.There were ni witnesses called for the defence, for tbe simple reason that there was no occasion for there^ The jury returned a verdict of Not Guiltt without leaving the box.Mr.Holt appeared for the defendant.The Court immediately after adjourned until this morning at ten o'clock.faction of the relations of the deceased üislerti and of the friends of this community.Further information can be obtained by referring to a notice oa this funeral ceremony which has been published by Mr.Pliugnet, and will be soon of ferred for sale at a very price.The interest that the public t^ke in this ancient community, which has always rendered and still renders so important services to this city, and to the whole district will induce all citizens who will hare leisure to assist at this interesting ceremony.\" rELEGRAPfllC RKPORT.?.New York, Jan.26.The United States steamer Brooklyn has sailed with two companies of troops to 1 force Fort Pickens ut Pensacola.D-falcattons are still coming to light among the Demoratic officials.The Postmaster at Milwaukee is a defaulter to the amount of $16 000 A Bill to repeal the personal liberty law of Rhode Island, has both passed both the Senate and the House of Representatives, of that State by large majorities Mr Nelson, of Tennesse, in the House of Representative, yesterday, made a vigorous speech agains» secession.Ex-Senator Toombs, yesterday, imnudently telegraphed to the Mayor, demanding to be informed if the arras intended for the State of Georgia had been seized, and closing with the remark \u201c Your answer is important to us.\u201d The Mayor in reply expressed his regret that tbe arms had been seized and declared that if he had power he should summarily punish the police for seizing them.Evansville, Ind., 26th Jan.The steamer Melrose, bound from Cincin-natti to Nashville, sunk near Uniootown, Ky , yesterday.Th* loss ou the boat is $15,000, and on cargo $46,000 ; mostly insured.Baton Rouge, 25th Jan.The day has been partly consumed in speeches from South Carolina, and efforts were made for co-operation.At last tbe convention adiourced, after much discussion, on a resolution submitting the act m the people , >he vote on the Secession Bill tiil twelve o'clock to-morrow.Boston, 2(>thJau.The Royal Mail steamer Niagara arrived at 5.30 a m.Washington, 26th Jau.RECORDER'S COURT.BtrOBK J.CKSMAZtll, *5»; , BBCOP.DCR.Yesterday morning In this Court, Mary Auu Colvin was called to auswer a charge m*de by Sab-constable Masson, of depositing filth in St Peter street, ou Friday night.Defendant made defauh, and a warrant w»» FEDERATION.\u2014HARD RIM FOd aN M i TIIORITY.(I rom tl»' Ai «liau Kx-onJer Dec.?» ) The New Yor^ Mbion i« « rcspzclaLl-w.-ek y which is best known as n r-poviiory \u2022\u2022»' itrrai > matter reeopied from the lending B'i'ish periodicals.Ot ih»judgment shown »«i «\u2022''\u2022\u2022 'k these seleclitn*, ** need sayuoili g The original mait®r which appears ia that journal is of such a character as to warrant us in miking the mild observation ibat it would *ake ib-Albion a long lime to s-t the wotld on tire.In fact, its editorials have never\u2014at least, under its present management\u2014been remarkable for either indépendance, or vigor, upon any sub ject, or for, or againsi, any cause, or principle Still, the Albion liai always exhibited, ia its général management, decided leanings and even strong prejudices.It has always, tor instance, been opposed to everything which tended to promote the peculiar interests or these British North American Colonies and to allow them seif government.It has not shown this by any open and vigorous, editorial ad-vocaey of its own views, as such.Probably with an eye to business, its conductors think that such a course would damage i's circulation io tbe Provinces The more insidious mode invariably followed has been to cony from other periodicals, or to publish as the works of correspondents, such biased articles, and only »urh, as coincided with the Albion's own vit-ws.The Union 01 the^e Colonies is ra; i ily becoming th*' great question of the «fry throughout all Biiiiih North America The renders ol the Albion ot the 15th inst.learn that the Ha lifax Morning Chronicle opposes that measure It contains su article upon that subject copied from tbe latter journal under the date of th* 1st Deer., which it commends to its readers The Union has been advocated for years by some of the talented statesmen and by some ot the most influential journals in each of the Colonies.The article from the Chrmiefr, jus! meutioned, is the very first, we briieve we may safely say.which has ever made its appearance through the British American press against that measure; and it is also th* first on* upon the subject which has ever been taken in'o the columns of th* Albion, being there ieproduc*d as an indication of the feeling in the Provinces, on this question.That \u201cold fogy\u201d journal has, in its own weak way, opposed every movement of th* politictl development 0» these Colonies, and il is only natural thaï i» should oppose this most important one ; but we think it well to remind our readers th\"t > - \u2022 \u2022 inn i.- tin-'l 1 r.Prnvin Province, the Government have invariably won he «-«t In those two cases, we have a new pr-c- i ui.Mitreover, lhere lias never before - \u2022 signal aii'l complete a triumph «\u2022nie».- 1 »>y any party, in any election in Nous i|»«« Constitutionalists have won iio'i und Victoria.And if the elec-\u2022\u202211 crierai instead of being con-i-i- t m h counties, we are certain that \u2022 remaining 22 constituencies of tbe :Ui* .t ra Mat» ¦ \u2022*.\u2019\u2022 n \u2022' a0 ; Koun! Hoop Ohio S 65 a .\u2019\u2022* ': Nupcrliua Western 5 15 a ü 3.*.: Common to Ono.1 Fvjr« W e«tcrn 5 55 a 5 Southern quiet nn.l iiHté in store ; White Southern 73 Oats quiet ; Southern and Jersey 30 a .V> ; Northern and Western 3C a 37V, Pork dull.Mess 17 *7 a H : Prime 13 l.ard dull.!> a iOL.Stocks ere firmer out rather quiet Money and Lxchao^e unchanged.L^*| co w* \u2022 THE E!G*tH ANNUAL IRISH SOIREE, WILL TAKE PLACE ON Monday, the lih Fel>y., AT THF.MUSIC HALL, NOTICE.Ifroinenade Concerts.COMMITTSB or MANA«BWXNT : Col Patntk», R.A., President.St.i.ewi* street.snwards : Hon.J.A.Macdonald, Major O'Connor, 11th Alfred Patrick.Rsq.,\t[ R«.gt, Capt.Marson, R C R., J.F.Tnmball.Bsq., IT th Baud will be in attendance, j-1*01;, Boonor, r.a , capt King, nth Regt., _____\tS.Leltevre, Esq., Lieut.Wood, \u201c Bv the kind permission ot Majsr COonsr, and th* Oprii'KRs of tbe Regt, the niRTii, On SAtnrdsv.'he -.oh a iIhii Mi!«-r.De VeH Fisher.T^KET^-TEN SHILLINGS,\u2014can be p- jc i« - *r ! T.Bronsseau\u2019s, Huade Street ; Hc.iuher'» Hè'.*!.St.Ann* Street : P Sinclair's, \u2022ad Am hraoie*.&t John Street: P O'R'gan.Et- J-Lu StT'e», withont; P.8b**, Low-r To»n : Thu#.S iru.'' diamond Harbour ; John Flanaget*, spencer (Jove, and from the mvinbere ef th* *¦ \u201cstill**.By order JAMÉJ8 S.KELLY, Secretary.\u2022*ae>ec, Jany.2 6, 1§«1.wanted.of wiü» tbe opinion?exoreas-d J>> yon on the n* ceesity or latility of ihe removal of eur honor able and highly en eetoed fffrnd Dr.' Neilso*.from ibe p smon he bad occaphd of Cnair- ma .of oar Board.Ia doiog this, I believe sincerely tha*.I afro speak the seatitaenia of my ahs*at colfragurs Mr Laogtoa and tbe Warden cl tne Penitenti- \u2022ry.Oar Board bos, hitherto, vorked together very haemoaiousty, and it sonld :ie a very greatnisfortaae if anythin g should occtrto interféra with that harmony cf action which i-so esseottai to tbe «fficieot petdormvoees of the responsiOte and difficult duties devolving on the Board As regards certain statements made in tb* seme articles the inaccuracy of which you have baeo made eogovxant of by a letter »f my friend Mr Meredith\u2014«3 they regar i myse f alone\u2014I leave to your sense ot honor and jus lice to deal witn as you aay think fit Yours truly, * *J *\tJ'.C Tacus, his personattoa of the part as one of the oest features of the evening\u2019s performance.Between the piece?, a?usual, we had two of Cant Bayly's comic songs\u2014\u201c The Yon*g Man from the Country,\u201d (in character) and *\u2022 The Beautiful Boy\u201d\u2014\u201c th* latter rendered with ioicnitable spirit, and received with a tsmpestnous encore.\u201d It is satUfactorj to add lo this, that there was a bumper bouse at the Music Hull ; aud still more satisfactory to know that there will tie a repetition of th* entertainment with additional attractions, (although th* Band can do uo belter f.ervice than the 17th on Friday) of «bien we «re not now at liberty to speak.Mary Maher and Mary Sullivan were committed to gaol on their voluntary confession as loose, idle and disorderly persons ; the for-ner for fifteen days, tbe latter for one month.¦ Thomas Edot, a huckster, was fined one dollar and costs on complaint of Patrick Walsh, for selling meat on the Finlay market, outside the stalls of th* said market.Defendant pleaded Guilty, but pretended ignorance of tbe law.F.Uear Hauley and John Haulejr were bound in securities to keep tbe peace towards the public io general, and one Lonis Nadeau ¦ in particular, to whom, It would appear, they had applied epithets of a ratbar doubtful nature.Louis Laurent and Desanges Lefebvre his wife, were also bound to keep the peace towards Pierre Laurent, on whom they had poured tbe conceotrated venom of their ill-will by applying to him titles which he did not relish, and which no man crnuld be expected FROST AND SKATING IN SCOTLAND.As an instance of the coutioned cold inScot-VVe pobliah the foregoing correspondence.| faad we ;inv\u201e hMQ favon.(1 with ,he flowing not because we think it of great moment ; j\tfr,,m i !-u*r written by a young Que- but because the writers iaoor under .e lin- i to (,;$ friends here, from Edinburgh, un- to tolerate under any circonstances, preasioti that great injustice has been done to j .ier ,Uie of January 9th : \u2014 Dr.Nelson hi the columns of the dforamg i\tEdinburgh, Jany.3th.Cnro licit.Of Dr Nelson, every one who 1 Th* coll wa>i »tens* here last week and the knows him bus the highest opinion\u2014botn a-I fr* t held on for days\u2014oa Satarda', bei jg my to his social qualities aud fits position as a i ooliday, 1 put on my k -.ies .or nburst You medical man.So that his anonymous cham - | w the otiVeaoal that runs from Edinburgh William Barry, a boy, was brought up on complaint of Mary Ann Yenzel, for striking her on t'.e face with his fist, in Champlain street, on Wednesday last.Mr.Flamondou appeared for defendant, who pleaded not Guilty.He was nevertheless convicted and pton is wasting ranch good English in van j *¦> Glasgow : it was frozen hard with clesr ice I sentenced to pay a fine of one dollar and in defending him.And os o Dr.: aché, we 1 think that now, as he is comfortably proviUe« expected to be so prompt » paymaster aa the province married his only child possessing great wealth and was promoted to be a mandarian of bigb rank, iu a few years.Tne subject of the pre-s»nt noi\u2019ce was named after his father and by him familiarly called Sam Collins' son, or as niai matters.Rut th* Albion has, in this case, been hard ruu tor an authority to quote from ; and the very fact of copying the article in question from the Chronicle, shows either a willingness to impose upon *.h* public, or an niter ignorance of the character of tbe latter journal, as well as of public affairs and poblic men in Nova ) the Chinese pronounced it, ban-Ko-Lm-hin, Scotia.In this Province, the Chronicle article who, early in youth, manifested a great predt caused deep disgust in the minds of ro*o of all lec,l0n for lbe mitjtRrv art, and ladies ; -ai test-parties.Its apP arance was, on every hand,\t.msit ion he has gained, as Com- attributed to the fact that Dr.Topper, whom\toy me ngn .om.io\t*\t, the Chronicle hat*s had lately taken lh* pro- mander-in-Ohiet ol the Chinese army, hikI tli* posed Union into consideration and had, only , poji3**3nr of 23 wives, and it is said over loo a few days previously, lectured in St John, in hildrfn an al;T.\tef whom have al- (avor of th* flcli*me.That journal had n*v*r uttered a syllable against the measure before, i ready attained high po*iu».n la the article which the Albion commends, at | Empire.Hie Chinese least five out of every sir statements as to matters of fact, convey aud are obviously\u2014to unintended to convey a false impression.\u201c Mr.Howe,\u201d it begins, \u201cmade a soeerh upon this subject some years ago, Ac \u201d The Hon.Mr Johnston was the first man who ever brought the subject before a British American legislature.He laid a resolution thereupon upon the table of the Nova Scotian House of Assembly Afivr peace was proclaimed, he desired to have suim- Irish officers introduced to him, and showed them letters addressed to his father dated from Bnlljmore in 18\".\"> to 18U», when correspondence ceased ; aud from some of the privates from County Wexford who were honored with an interview.He mud* inquiries and followed it no by a speech which was one 0 - persODS wbose names were familiar to them of tb* ablest Parliamentary efforts that ever\th thorooghly Chineie in b.biu and he or aay other gentlemen made io that House.,\t» j .tri- fle was seconded by Mr.Howe, who, in a manners, tnere were occasional traits of feeliug, speech which was also one of his best eff irts, | well as différence of feature and expression followed Mr.Johnston\u2019s line of arguments for i w|)job a[tesie i without the letters the truth of the most part; hut supplemented it by tb* rL ,lis aUluaie!ll>\tthrough au interpreter, dicnlous 9up£P?tioa that it might b« well to FAMILY IPY G0?DS \\\\7 HITE SHIRTINGS aod Long Cloths, Medium aod Stout Shirtings, 10 -1 Euglieh and Scotch Sheetings, Irish Linens, a superior make, Diapers, Huckaback?, Towelling», Liueu Sheetings, ail widths, Blankets, Ouilts.Counterpanes, Oirpets of every sort.Floor Oil Cloths, up to 8 yds.wide, Mouruing Goods, in great variety.ty All th*above are from first efrfs manu-\"aclursrs, and we eau confideuily recommend them to our cuBtorcers to W EAK VVEuL, nod to give satisfaction.*\tGLOVER k FRY.Quebec, Jany.4, 1861.oct 5, '60 12mp St.Michael Oranges, %\t\u2022 a>a Maluoa (j!rapes.Jus! received by Express, A further supply of th* abuve fruit iu very tine order, and For Sale by JAMES HASLETT.Quebec, Jany.28, 1861.THE Srand Trunk Railway Company frrenoes, will l:ea plying at this office.juebec, Jany.29.1861.situation py ap-3p For >«!»\u2022 or lo LH, a TITO KTORY STONE HOUSE, Notre Dame S*reet.Lower Town, at foot of Mountain Mill.Possession immediately.Applv to 'i»ANET k HU0T, N\\ P.Quebec, Jany.25, 1861\tlist F«r Saif or to Lei, i SHIP-YARD, on the South Bank of tbe Rjr* r St.Charles, near the General Hospital.Apply to PANET k HU0T, N.P.Quebec, Jany.25.1861.\tItn \" TO LET, « HAT FIRST CLASS HOUSE, * No.\u2022JS.Af>s Sr but, opposite ifli.the English Cathedral.Possession, ret May.1st Concert, TUESDAY, 29th January.2nd \u201c THURSDAY, 7th Febroiry.3rd \u201c WED «BSDAY, 3rd April.Should a sufficient number of Subscribers come forward, a fourth Concert will be given on a day to be named hereafter.Subscription to the four Concerts, $6.LIEUT.BONNOR, R.t., Secy, à Tree*.Quebec, Jany.24, 1861.\t5c WINTER MANTLES, LB88 THAN COST, AT WHL LMtD; 4 ML\u2019*, I Apply to or to Quebec, Jany.H A M.BENJAMIN.E.G.CANNON.N.P.1861.\t2w seek Colonial r\u2018Presentation in the Imperial Parliament We may here observe that two who was Irish.To the men and officers of the Regitneot he gave tokens of his regard which other members spoke at length in favor of th* ^ wj manage things that they never were printed; hut Mr Howe himself went to England a few months afterwards, and there published bia own speech ia a pamphlet, witli some further elaborations of the crotchet in favor ol representation in the Imperial Parliament This part ot the j arheme caused some amusement among politicians generally, and Mr.Hincks thought th* whole prolucrion worthy of a somewhat onus tic reply.Thus it happened that Mr Howe j made the speech.disposal.Qoebec, 24th Jany.1861.J.M.( To the Editor of ttu Morning Chronicle.) Sib,\u2014In your issue of the 19th iusl, I find a letter from Mr Fry, in which he proposes to shew that the Stevedores\u2019 Bill, if passed ia into law, would piove injurious to the trade \u201e _ .?:\t.\t.\t.«r,i of the port ot Quebec, ana that the real motives So much tor lit* childish claim, pot forward\t» uot ^ ones m{ecl ja thP j,reHrnble on Mr.Howe\u2019s behalf to hying orig.nat*.! ^ ba3 nol olluVVQ ftOJtbiog of U.o kind.th* plan of a Union of the Colonies.The ob\tJ ijfltUunoece^trvtoiusuretbebet- jections which he.or his friends, now make lu\t\u2022\t.\tV .vrrcisiug me \u2022'\t.\t.\t~\tThrv v*r nuituucatujo ot perdous exercisiufc, carrying il »«».\u2022** Mu\u2018\\e C^.1 V* on .\t^ trade ot stevedore.Mr.Editer, for years and do not, in fret, uitke broad objections, but j\ts| ¦ wer\u201e beiut, (,uilt ,u suggest difficulties Ut cunrse ififre are dir 3\tbut could th* -hips of former, com- ficdf.es.Who ever \u2022\u2018«W Uj Bu« wha ?,le «\u2022,In ships built .iailcr years; - ther public man ot «Y ™^Urtt\u2018° statesmen for, but to overrom* diftic.ilt.es ^ ( o ^ ^\tu k3 hule thcnghl 0f No doubt .hese d.ffie«Uies wou^d prove .be f ^ rs ^ ^ ^ ^ when pe().too many and too greai U> be met ^\tRÛghmd-speak.ng of .nr Quebec sm41 politicians as figtir* about tlj* Mormmr \u201e\t.jn V.HP w \u201e,.l .at* .» Chronicle office ; but th*r* are statesmen OF CANADA.ADJOURNED MEETING.N\u2019OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the SEVENTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the SHAREHOLDERS of this COMPANY will be held at tbe COMPANY'S OFFICES, in the CITY OP MONTREAL, on MONDAY, the TWENTY-FIFTH DAY of FEBRUARY,One Thousand Eight Hundred ai d Sixty-one, at TWELVE o'clock, NOON, precisely, for the purpose of recriving a Report from tbe Directors, aod for the transaction of other business ; such day and placi of Meeting being tbe day and place of Meeting to which the Meeting convened for the 24th January, 18CI, was adjourned.By Order of tbe Directors, Joseph elliott, Secretary k Treasurer.liiAD Orr.'css,\tt Montreal, 28th January, 1861.S td British North America juite c apable of grao-plinp with and siirmonnting them.Such men the New York Albion would f'»in see scribbert forever within the narrow area of a petty colony ; but there is reason io hop* that, nol withstanding tha go»4 office» wa have to acknowledge from that quarter, those men will soon I»* found in a sphere more worthy of their powers built «lops, Sai l, Ui it a cap W » ot a niaitl to Une* tut* treen .u.-, ui.c pr^U to Mr Fry of tbe necessity of h law.Mr.Fry says h* speaks from a practical knowledge of the 1 mallei.\t1' m ».-i I* - \u2022* i.-ie he catti* to Qu- \u2022 Uec that Mr.riy pracusoU u» a sieccdur*, loi 1 never knew, nor c»u I learn by enquiry ¦ mat he ever was, or is a stevedore ; if he is we i will offer him the hand of welcome, keeping in view, at tbe same lime, the hope that on some future day one of us may too, attain the posi- -Disso'ution of Co-Partnerehip rpilE CO-PARTNKRSHit\taufforr: isting between the nr.Jars aed, under the name, firm, and style ot D.M tCPHIE A CO, was DISSOLVED .o «be twenty-fifth ihs'nnLbv mutual consent D.MACPHIE, H.S DALKIN.Quebec, Jany.28, 1861.\t3p .x £& , JSg}*; Quebsc Bath .House, PALACE STREET.1THE iiadersigned begs leave to inform the Public that be has rented tbe well keown PALACE STREET BATHING ESTABLISHMENT, opposite Rcsskll's Hotel.The building having been destroyed by fire, important and useful altera'iens can be added, and tbe undersigard is now occupied in introducing tbe alterations which tt* experience of his predecessors have proved necessary and indispensable for the comfort of visitors, to whom he can promise afro civility and cleanliness An *l*g«uUy decorated sitting room, supplied with all the principal foreign and local papers will be attached, where visitors can rest either before or after a bath.The undersigned intends to collect subscribers at TEN SHI L.LING3 each, for the season ; and be Lopes that lbe moderate rate of subscription will command (he encouragement which he respctfMnily solicits from bis numerous friends and the public generally.CoKDITieKK or PATMBXT AS FOLLOWS : One half on subscribing, and the other half on tbe first May next.The establishment will be opened from 5 A.M .until IS P.M.daily ; and on Saturday until midnight.LEANDRE FRECHETTE.Qneb^c, Jany 25, 1861.\t15p M.Michael granges Malaga Grapes, juu>* received per Express, und For Sale bv A.WATTERS.Finnan Haddie Depot.Quebec, Jany 25, 1861.\t* HE remainder of our Stock of WINTER MANTLEâ, we are now selling off at LB5.H than cost rnics.A GOOD CHOICE.Call and examine WM.LAIRD A CO., Fabriq\"* Street, Quebec, Jsny.24, 1861.\t6 QUEBEC Fire Assurance Comp'y.N o t! c E IS HEREBY GIVEN, that tbe ANNUAL MEETING of STOCKHOLDERS, will be h*ld at tbe CoitrABY's Ornes, on MONDAY, tb* 28th day of January lost., at TWO o'clock, P.M , when s statement of tbe affairs will be submitted.By order, A.D.RIYKRIN, Secretary.Quebec, Jany.12, 1861._____ Is Country Merchants and others* ,|',HK undersigned has tbe pleasure to an-7 nouace to tbe public that he bos just received, per \"Nova Scotian,\" bis summer supply of FIELD and GARDEN SEEDS.A choice assortment of FLOWER SEEDS, for which h* desires to attract the attention of the public.?list can be procured at W E.BRUNET, Druggist and Seedsman, Si.Roch, Quebec.Quebec, Jany.18, 1861.\t3mp MUSCOVADO AND REFINED SUGARS.TJOG8HEAD FAIR CUBA\u2019S.*|\\|1 j|~l 250 barrels assorted REPINED SUGAR, comprising Extra Oronnd, Dry Crushed, Crushed A, Loaf and Yellow Refined, now receiving ex Grand Trank.M.G.MOUNTAIN.Qoebec, Jany.23, 1861.\t___ BORST HALLIDAY\u2019S TODDY WHISKEY.Finnan Haddies, McKWAN\u2019S UNRIVALLED, Daily receiving.tiou of Lloyd\u2019s agent.THE WELL UNDERSTOOD WISHES OF Mr.Fry say*, that the captain is the best THF.PEOPLE.\tjudge, and that h* will take good care that The elections in Cumberland and Victoria his ship is properly stowed.I would ask Mr.are and the result, iu both, ha?been a rebuff Fify, can th* captain, who is not on board Ins to Lord Mulgr.tve's unconstitutional Govern- ship\u2014from necessity or cnoice the greater nient.Tb* Government which so lately ad- part of ttio time while loading\u2014take good vocated prompt action in all such cases and care that his ship is properly stowed , Tbe Montreal True WUnen says We are , informed that oo Thursday next, the 31st instant, a funeral servira will be sung ar 9 o\u2019clock, a.m., in th* church of the Hotel Dieu, in this c ty, ov«r the renj iias which have lauely been taken oat of tbe vaolta of this Monastery, to b* transferred to tbe new hospital at Mo-nt tit.Famille.The old Church and Convent wdl shortly be demolished, and in tb*ir pUre, will )>* erected spacious building», designed for commnrcial purposes.Immediately after the service will teke place tha translation of these bodies, which ere 181 In number, and enclosed lo 23 ootfins bearing inscriptions which mede known the names of the parsons whose remains are therein contained Tbe coffins will be exposed one or two days previous to tb* ceremony in the said ebareb, for the satis* Death or a Ma* o> Genius.\u2014Tbe career ol Mr.Clemu, * young luau\u2014frf he bad not reach ed the ags of 30 when ho tli*d \u2014adds one m&r* io the long list ft the ui.futtuuate sous 0» genius About threw years ago he cama V Canada, and oould fiod no employment, though he reran bighlv racoonmoodad, and was au ex emplary, meuJj young man.Reduced to tbe U*t extremity,'b'* applied toon* of our most enterprising printers end publishers, now it, Montreal, to be laktm into his office merely a« amesiag^boy Tbe printer conld not think ofetDTvofing bim in tbii capacity *.but Mke i bun *\u2022 if i* could write a book ?\u201d He said ti* could ; and iwu Caoadieu works, which man,) ot our readers moH have seen, wer* produced ; viz.\u2022 Oanadiuo Homes, or Hie Mystery solv ed and \u201c The Life aud Adventures of Simon Seek.\u201d Notwithstanding 'he publication of these two works, he still remained in dtfficul-ties ; aud the closing days ol his life were devoted to tbe carrytug out of his now paper in-veotiou ; to his earnest labors iQ which we u*»y say ae owed his death.\u2014*P*ac® to bis asÇet.\u2014'Montreal Tranteripl.avowed their abhorrence of having elections run in winter when they conld bo disposed of in a milder season, have, for five months, kept vacant on* ol the Parliamentary seats of Cumberland and hav* postponed until mid-winter the election to fill the vacancy.This was done to give their own candidate and his bottle-holders time to canvass ; to collect materials to corrupt the electors ot that county, as thev partially did at th* general election ; and to place a creature of their own in tbe office of sheriff and returning officer.All has been of uo avatl.They have been signally beaten.The County upon which Mr.William Young boasted to the Colonial Secretary that be had thrown himself and had been returned at the head of the poll, lias shown iis appreciation of bis perjury in il»* House, last session ; of his elevation to the bench ; andol the general conduct ot the Government of which be lately was, and still practically i?, a member ; by scornfully rejectiug tbe Government candidate who solicited their suffrages It is found that Mr.Duukin, the opposition Candidate, has a majority over him of 200 This result has been attained too by the perfectly free and unassisted action of tbe County itself, and in defiance of every possible exertion of tbe Government to produce an op-poste result.Money from lire Ministerial coffers hid been plentifully poured into Cumberland to corrupt tbe electors.for weeks past, Mr.Howe, the leader of the Goverumeut himsell, has becu making a disgraceful spectacle o! hiaiselt by slumping the county Mr McCully it was wisely supposed, would not better the cause by making a personal appearance there ; bui he did his best at a respectful oiiUuco, whilsi his partner, Mr.Blanchard, M.P.F , wu£ dent into Cumberland to canvass 1 he Queen s Printer made a pilgrimage there on tu* rame virtuous erraud, as did A.L McDonald, M.1 .P.for Piéton, A.W.McLelUu, M P 1*.for Colchester, aod everybody efre who it was supposed, could be of any serviez to the (mv-erameut cause, was induced lo go aud do like-\u2022 wise.Last of all, the eloquent aud fascinating Financial Secretary\u2014almost horrcuo ra/e-«¦en.»\u2014invaded ibo county, to exercise his in-Huence upon lbe importers and revenue otfi-orrs there, aud to try the virtu« s of auothei L'uOO, which w# are told, the Chiel Justice despatched bv bis bands to \" warm thi\u2018 cue Kies\u201d of ta* Cumberland b*arl.iru ibe Opposition ride, that county bas been ctuvasied oy none except its own representatives aud proruineut *!*.ti»ra, aud very littl* eve» by them So agitions tnoaori have li**n u*-d t* influence its ue-isiuu, .Nut hu extra «\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2019, y '»\u2022 \" political Journal, nor a printed broj.lsidr has osau seul iuto it ; fur, in fact, the Opposition and Indépendant press ha* m*de scarcely even au allusion to the contest at all.It tuts Lfi Cumberland to speak for itself, uobribed nod unbiased, so far as tbe influence of the Cou-stituiional party could go.And wisely noo naufullv Cumberland has spoken.In Victoria, the defeat of the Government Is if aay ibing still more signal.At the genera, election, only a year and a half since, Mr C J.Campbell wa* defeated by a majority of nearly 600 vot*s Now be has won his seat igainat Mr.Kidsten, tbe Government candi-late and against the whole weight o! Government influence, by a majority of U A.1 bis allows two district* Still unheard frutn.Mr.Campbell's majority will probably be close upon 200.Gur readers already know, from The case of the Ocean Monarch is another proof 1 will give Mr.Fry.That ship is no more\u2014oof could els* oe expected.It the captain did lake go.d caie, why did he allow th* stevedore to fill up to the deck, the forward and after part of the snip, and leave a-midsbips au empty void ?Any m*n conversant with ibip-huilding, or ship stowing must know that a long snip, such as the Ocean Monarch was, could not bear such a weight O i boihenls, where tbe ship bad less power to support it ; and be must also know that the cargo should have been stowed in that part tbe ship which had tbe greater strength and Dreudth below lo support tbe weight from above.Ms.Fry says, secondly, it would be injurious to the trade of the port if stevedores were to be a board oi examiners.Mr.Fry should take a wider field for his letter writing propensities, and tell the people of Lnglaud, Ireland and dcotland, that ship-masters should not be a board of examiners for tbe purpose of grantiog certificates to mates and master.Mr.Fry thinks it very bard that persons wishing to become stevedores should be bound to serve au apprenticeship ; for Mr.Fry\u2019s information, I will tell him that it would require a practice of three or tour seasons to acquire it.Mr.Fry thinks it very extraordinary that _ stevedore should not no engaged with tue stowing of more than one ship at one and the same tim*.This clause may be very obnoxious to Mr.Fry, as it ia uo doubt to mauy others who receive from the stevedore a percentage tor having giveu him employment ; this is a commou occurrence, Mr.Editor, and one of wider spread practice than mauy are aware of\u2014i prac'icu that will account iu a great Euc&suctt tor ibo iQcompt:Ujui idoq cm» ployed iu the jitoiviug of ahipa ; sud tüis accounts also, with other reasoud uot to be mentioned, why a certaiu class ot meu are employed while competent men are left uneui-ployeo ; in ail such canes the ship-owner is sure to hu the sufferer.It will no doubt relieve Mr.h ry s mind lo know that there are ouiy two officers lo be paid, viz: the Chief Stevedore and Secretary-Treasure.', ouo cent ot whose salary Mr.Fry will not be required to pay.I would inform Mr.Fry that tue prices mentioned in our tariff »re no nigber than have been paid (voluntarily) bv Messrs.A.Gilmour It is evident that Mr.Fry is not at all acquainted with the subject of which he writes, or he never would have mentioned 100 sieve-dures and 300 ships.Mr.Fry cannot point out tue liine wnrii a ship was detained fur want of a man to stow ii*r.There would be at least 150 licensed stevedores.Well, with 160 li-consed stevedores, with each one apprentice, whose interest il would ba to give bim all tbe .ns.ructiuos possibfe, tbe state ef affairs would, in a few mouths, oo much better than they are, ,r ever will lie, under the present system, for no stevedore, under existing circumstances, will oo inclined to give the least iostructiou io any' one working for him They can pick up tne business as best they may, hence another reason why so many incompétent persons.Wuh respect to our by-laws, if Mr.1 ry would look over the draught ol the bill he would find that they would oe subject to the approval or disapproved of the Boar l of 1 fade.In com I .sion, 1 beg to Inf orm Mr.Fry that there are stevedores engaged In tbe getting up of the hill, who are second to none as stevedores, iiiiiimioiisi SUPPLIES.'T>KNDKRS.addressed to the undersigned, will be received at this Office nniil the TWENTY-EIGHTH day af FEBRUARY naxt, for the supply of FIYE THOUSAND GALLONS of the best quality of WINTER PRESSED SPERM OIL.for the Provincial Lighthouses above Lachiue, one-third of which must 0e from head matter.Th* whole to be furnished in iron-bound casks, in prime order, of fifty gallons aaeb, and delivered at tbs risk of th* Contractor on such wharf near tbe Montreal Terminus of ike Lachine Canal, and on such day on or about the 1st July next, aa may be specified in the Contract.Tbe Gil to be subject to inspection and test prior to acceptance, and must be measured out if required ; none of tbe Oil of head matter will be received which will not stand limped at 3fi ° Fahrenheit, and the other two-thirds at 34 °.Payment will be made within ten days after tbe receipt of a certificate from tbe Superintendent, stating that the Oil has been tested, measured, and delivered at the time and plaça agreed upon.By order, T.TRUDEAU, Secretary.DspARTintrT or Public Works ?Qnebec, 28th Jany., 1861.\t)\t12 -\u2022\u2014 SheriiPs iale of Valuable Property at Point Levi.On THURSDAY, 31st instant, will be sold, at tbe CHURCH DOoR of ST JOSEPH DE LA POINTE LEVI, at TEN o\u2019clock, A.M.ELEVEN lots with buildings, Ac., thereon, tho property of Mr.Mmon Octeau, situated on the main road, immediately above thu Loves of Messrs.A.Gilmour A Oo , aod D.Patton A Co.Plans may be seen at SberifTs Office.Quebec, Jany.28,1861.FOK SALE, T ST.AMBROISE, in tbe Seigoieuric des V Dames Religieuse!, a SUPERS MILL, entirely repaired in new, having three pairs of Mill Stones with Soldiers, and situated on a strong water power.For other information, address os the premised to JEAN BTK.DUSSAULT or to\tK.G.CaNNON, N.P.Qnebec, Jany.88, 1861.\ttl 3-a-w Norict- For Sale «r To Let.Por .^ale oolv bv A.WATTERS, F\u2019n.aa Haddie Depot.Quebec, JaiJ 3*, Vifki.\t3 T O BB leBTa \u2014Possession on 1st May next,\u2014\u2022 M' jS HAT large and commodious three 3 story stone DWELLING HOUSE, with yard and stable in rear, situated oa Rajstart STtsiT, Upper Town, for many vears ocaipied by the late P Lbppsr, Esquire.KIGNELL A SHAW, Notaries Quebec, Jany.24, 1861.\t15e FOR SALE, MÏ HU TWO STORY STONE _ HOUSE in St Plavirh Steht, No.12, in complete order and repair, aod heated by a Russian Stove, with yard, baagard, Ac.Apply oaths Premised.Quebec, Jaav.24, 1861- 50 B ARRELS in Store.\u2014also\u2014\t\u2022 AT POINT LEVI DEPOT, 20 Puncheons, 50 O.P.For sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN, Quebec, Jany.23,1861.TO Bfc la ET, OFFICES, Dsax\u2019s Buildmos, St.Peter Uifce», coutaïuing from 1 to 3 Apartments, with Fire Proof Safes.H.C.AUSTIN, Notary.Quebec, Jany.26, 1861.\t8 * Fancy Hiscuits.MACKINNON\u2019S, comprising Queen\u2019s, Prince of Wales, Pie Nie, Balmoral, Mersey, Lunch, Ae , Ac., and \u2022 For sale by \u2022\tM.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, Jany.13, 1861.____ Hams and Bacon.150 For sals by M.O.MOUNTAIN.Qnebec, Jany.23, 1861.75 M\u2019 our expositions iu 1839, something of tbe spirit | either in the numoer of ships they stow, or in wnich animales the Government\u2019s staunch I capacity to stow them.1 beg 1° iotorm Mr adherents ia that County- As a proof that fjy tbat the great majority of stevedores are tbeir animux is not at all changed, Mr.Caaio- ja favor of the bill, nay, more, there are men bell\u2019s buildings at 8t Anue\u2019d were set fire to engaged in this affair who are as capable of aod burned, on triceiloo day.Doubtless, the thinking and acting for themselves as Mr.Fry Rev.Mr.Sutherland will tsll 08 lbe Lord jg 0f doing so for them We receive bis warn-has done this.\tiog in lbe most friendly terms.We believe that hitherto, when a special u u plain tbst with tb* first paragraph of eleutlon, sueh si these, bad taken pise* in this Mr.Fry's latter, sectsiisnl*®\tW show A.!\u2019 HAT NEW THREE STORir _ FIRE BRICK HOUtil, sow in course of completion, and to be ready April 1st, situated iu the ceutre of the Upper Town, in St.Joseph Street, No.26, immediately in rear of Messrs, bixj ajum's dhop.ana next door to Ma.Parant N.P., and the office of the lion.Sir N.Billsac.W be sold cheap, and oo easy leim* ui payment; three-fourths of tbe purchase u *y remain ou the property at interest If uui soiii by tbe 1st February, will be let on lease, and possession given May 1st.Mr.Kane undertakes that the whole bouse may be heated with one stove, and an expenditure of six cords of wood.Apply to DR.GRO.M.DOUGLAS, Proprietor, 38 Grande Allde.or w.d.Campbell, Notary Publie, SL.Petsr 8treat.Quebec, Jany.28,1161, '\ttf MUSIC-HALL.GRAND Dramatic à Musical Entcrtainmekt ¦T TH* Young Cmadia.i Amateurs\u2019 eoMPAsy, Assisted by the Full Band of the \\lth Regiment.The Young Canadian Amateurs\u2019 Company will give a 6RAKD DRAMATIC SOIREE at thb MUSIC HALL, ST.LBW10 STBCIT, On THURSDAY, the 31st Inst.The performance will commence with OK M, JOSEPH PRUDHOMME.A Prose Comedy in five Acts, by MM.Hixar Mokkibr et Gietavb Yabs, performed for tbe first time at tbe Musie Hall, Quebec, by the Yousg Canadian Amateurs, April 28, 1860.To be followed by La Sœur de Jocrisse, A Comedy in one Aet, by MM.Varsir et Dc-?set, performed for the first time at tbe V.esic Hall, Quebec, by tbe French Canadian Amateurs.April 27, 1857.MUSICAL PROGRAMME: H?ih* kii d rermUsion of Major O\u2019Cooor, he splendid HAND ot the 11tu KRGIUENT, io full force, under lh# direction of Mr William flange, Band-mastar, will perform the fellow, iog selections, on th* Stage of the Mosic Hall ; 1.\tOnverture, Le Dieu et la Bayaddre, Anher.2.\tGrand Selection, La Gatsa Ladra, Rossini, CIGARS.ILLS ASSORTED PRINCIPES \u2022nd Havana cigars.For sals bv \u2019 M.G.MOUNTAIN.Qnebec, Jany.23, 1861.Muscovado Molasses.1 I Q T)U90HE0N8 Heavy Bodied.Swset X an¦ .< wishing to necure Reserved Seats, wil, n.-v t -he kindness to call at tbe Musie Hall, in ;ha ./«ernooo of tbs day of Performance, in ordar W their names may be put on the e«aU they desire Doors wiil iw opened at SEVEN o'clock, sad the .curtain will rise at RIGHT o\u2019clock precisely.Quebss, Jany.xfil.CHARLES BERNARD MAY, left Sts.Maris, Ceunty of Beauce, Canada East, in the fall of 1848, for OTTAWA, and has not been beard of since.His family is anxious to know his fate, and beg each as can give any information, to address tb*m to tbe Honble.B.J.Dcchzssat, at Ste.Marie.jnebec, Jany.26,186fy__4 law kUMT&TW*) tf MOB* ¦\\r OTICE is hereby given to all whom it 13| may concern, that, in virtue of tbe or» oioanoe to that effect rendered by Lons J.C.Fisst, Esquire, Deputy Prothonotary of the Superior Court, sitting at Qnebec, on tbe Twerfty-oeeond day of January, inaUnt, by the advice of the relatives and friends of tbe minor children, issue of the first marriage of Sienr Jean Baptist* Parent, with tbe late Dame Olive Mailloux, and acmad respeclivelv Olive and Adcle, and on tbe declaration of th* eaid Jean Baptiste Parent, in his qnnlity of Tutor to the said minor children, of Kdonard Savary, Sub-tutor to the eaid minor children, and of Thomas Laravicre, Esquire, tbe publie tala and adjudication of the immoveable proparty hereinafter described, will be proceeded with by Mtre.Edouard Tcssikr, Notary, authorised to that effect by tbe ordinance aforesaid, on MONDAY, the FOURTH DAY of FEBRUARY next, at his study, No.38, 8t.George street, St.John Suburb*, in the City of Quebec,\u2014an undivided half of which said immoveable property belongs to those id minor children in their quality of sole heirs ot tbe said late Olive Maillcax, tbeir mother; and tbe ether undivided half te the said Thomas Larivibre in virtue of a good and lawful title, that is to say Half of ao emplacement 1 situate in St John Street, Su John Suburbs, inatba Ouy of Quebec, containing twenty-one feet, English measurement, in front, and about seventy feet in depth, bounded in front to tha aortb by St.John Street aforesaid, io rear towards the South, at the end of tbe said depth, to tbe soath-west side by Joseph Crete, and to tbe north-east side by Joeepb Ronssean, together with a two storey brick bons», and a wooden hangar tberon erected between which said bouse, and that belongtag to tb* eaid Sieur Rousseau, there U a carriage-way, mitoyen, as stated in a certeia act of sale, ot the said half emplacement granted by the eaid Joseph Itonseeaa to tbe said Jean Baptiste Parent, before Mtre.Jossri PstiTCtsto, and colleague.Notaries, on the ihtrleenin day of August, one thousand eight hundred and fifty.\u201d Tbe conditions of tb* said sala will be made known on th* spot ; they may b« obtained before by making application at tbe office of tb* andertigood.ED.TS88TER, Votory.Qnebdfi, Jamy.18, 1881,\t3 law 8 ' THE MORNING CHRONICLE.MONDAY.JANUARY 28.1861- ! HÏ s ?: \u2022-» K K.^ 5* * » S C* 2 H \u2014 * x a « \u2014* !*! «> H a.*n - tr* = t* H 03 S O ï Tl 0 î> 2 ?i.0 9 m -< 2 O r O 0» 9\t\\\tt\u2014* 2 I ^ = H 5*\t^ i X g O g o » M J» w NJ Census Office for ran i S till OF QUEBEC» O & ce H > Q ?DRESS MAI HE THS undersigoed b*riag «ng*ged th« «\u2022rrice* of a Tory aaptrior Dress Maker.In conncctioo with their Eautbliehmeot.bow onderiakes to make * DRESSER « IN v 9 » 9 I I V 9 TROUSSEAUS, i?Mourning Orders, 4^*»\t4\u2019^*i Ob the ahorteat poaaible notice, and at prices which caaaot fail to give satistaciioQ.H.4t M.BENJAMIN.N.B.\u2014Onr Cloaks and Millinery remaining on hand will be s* Id at a great sacrifice.Quebec, Jaaj.24, 1861.KOOM No.11, PARLIAMENT IHUSE, XORTH WIN O.OFFICE HOURS: FROM 11 fo 12, A M., 2 to 4, and 7 /o8, Any information required will be giveo by the Comniissti jners.All person* » ho hare not receired their Schedtles will please report immediately at the Office.CK3.A P.PELLETIER, DUNCAN If AOPBERSVN, THOMAS BCSHER, Coroimsaioners.Quebec, Jany.21,1861.\t6 FUR MSHEDAFA RTM ENTS.ïlURNIâ E or wit '7URNISEIED APARTMENTS to LET, with rithouc Board.Apply at 2 Î, Ho^« Strut.Quebec, Jany.23, » 861.\ttf aUC11 UN\tLKs.UV F.H.HALL.Houseliold Furniture, ^c , 6lc.By Auction, will be Sold, on TUESDAY, the 29th instant, at Nx ?4, St.T\u2019rsnle Street : SUNDRY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Cooking and Parlor Sinres, Box Sleigh aad Bear Skin Robe and Apron, Tandem Sleigh, together with many other nsefnl article! in Housekeeping.Sale at ONE o\u2019clock.F.H.HALL, A.A B.Qneber, Jany.26, 1861.REMNANTS, F Mil WINTER CLOAKS.AT\t' HALF PRICE.TO put onr Stock in first rate order before the arrival of NEW GOODS, we have decided to clear ont the above at a great sacrifice.If they are not sold within fourteen days from this date, the whole will be sent to Public Auction.GLOVER * FRY.Quebec, Jany.21, 18CI.LIVERPOOL ANO LONDON Fire and Life INSURANCE COMPANY.VICTORIA HOTEL, SOUTH QUEBEC.Tpn^ conveniently situated EOCSE, near i the Grasd Talsk Railway Station, having been Iboroogbly refitted, is now open to the public.The table will always be supplied with the best tha Market can produce, and the Wines unexceptionable.Passeag-rs arriving by the Evening Train will find, in the present bad state of the 11 crossing,\u201d it to their advantage to remain over night; and passengers leaving by the Morning Train for the East and West, by leaving Joebee in the afternoon, will insure their being in time for the 9.30, A M.Train, the following a orning from South Quebeo.F.TOFIELD, Proprietor.South Qneber, Jany.23, 1861.\ttf WANTED, FURNISHED APART- A; tirely FOR SALE, T ST.AMBROISE, in the Seigoienrie dea Dames Religieuses, a SUPERB MILL, en-repaired in new, having three pairs of Mill Stones with Bolsters, and situated on a strong water power.For other information, address on the premises to JEAN BTE.DUSSAULT.Qnebee, Jany.9, i86l.\t6 3-a-w BY a Gentleman, MKNTS Apply to Box No.106, Post Office.Quebec, Jany.14, 18CI.\t__  CARD.\\FEW BOARDERS can be accommodated at No.15, St George Street, Uppei Town.Quebec, Nor.20, 1860.\t3mc Jp BOARD.\\F£W GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with BOàKD, at 155 Mount Pliasant.Address J.A , at this Office.Quebec, Jany 23.1861.\t6p NOTICE.PT1HE undersigned have entered into PART-1 NERsHIP on the FIRST DAY DECEMBER last, under the style and firm of TBTU A GaRNEaU, «ad will continue the business heretofore carried on by the firm of L.A C.Txtc k Co., and in the same premises.CIRICS TETU, PIERRE GARNEAU.Quebec, Jany.15,1861.\t2we 3aw TO LET, TWO excellent CELLARS, recently occupied by the late Mb Lbppxb \u2014ateo,\u2014 Two Stores in Racey\u2019s buildings, St.Peal Street.Apply to JOSEPH R RACEY, 47 St.Lsais Street.Quebec, Jeer.35, 1861.\t3ew tf Foundry am! Wharf TO LET.THAT EXTENSIVE PROPERTY known es TWBDDBL\u2019S FOUNDRY, in the Lower fown, Champlain Street, in good work-iaf order, with a large Wharf, along which large ?\u2022see!* may lay afloat ; the premises might conveniently be occupied tor storing grain, floor, and other heavy goods.Apply to the undersigned Notary, S.J.GLACKEMKYER, N.P.Quebec, Jaay.12, 1881.\t4w 2awp D I N N F F O IÎ IT\u2019S TUBE FLUID MAGNESIA Haa been, daring twenty-five year*, emphatically sanctioned by the Medical Profession, and naivcrsally accepted by the Pjblie, as Tin Bmt RaMBOT for ACIDITY OF THE STOMACH.HEARTBURN, HEADACHE, GOUT AND INDIGESTION, and aa a Mild Afsbibxt for delicate constitu lions, more especially for Ladies aad Children Combined with the ACIDULATED LEMON SYRUP, it foras an arrenMe Effervttcisiç Draught, in which its aperient qualities are much increased.Daring Hot Skasors and, above au, in Hot Cloiatss, the regular use of this simple and elegant remedy has been found highly beneficial.Maonfactnred (with the ntmos; attention to strength and parity.) by DINNBFORD * CO., 172, New Bond Street, London ; Aad Sold by all respectable Chemists tbreugbont the Empire.Dec.1, 1880.\t12tnc 2aw WANTED, FIVE CLERKS, having experience in a Dry Goods Store\u2014Apply at No.24, Noth* Dane Strut, Lower Town.Quebec, Jany.2, 1861.\ttf Estait late Benjamin Green* NOTICE.4 LL PERSONS baring claims against the above Estate, are requested to file the same at the Office of F.Lanolois, Notary, before 1st February, next ARCH.NICOLL, C.K.ALLEN, Executors.Quebec, Jany.23, 1861.\t6 E D U C AT ION.Mrs.Tfios.Browr, Teacher of English.French & Music iVo.9, Ursule Street.Quebec, Oct 19, I860.6mp I NOTICE S HEREBY GIVEN, that APPLICATION LlAMKXT, at it* next session, for an Act to amend the Sth Victoria Cap.80, ''An Act to incorporât* the QUEBEC SCHOOL of MEDICINE 3 Quebec, Jany.22, 1861.\t2m T HE LIVERPOOL and LONDON FIRE and CANADA Western Assurante Comp\u2019y OF TORONTO, C.W., Incorporated 1851.Assurances effected against loss or damage by FIRE, on BUILDINGS, FURNITURE, Ac, STOCK IN TRADE, VESSELS ON THE STOCKS, Ao., At reasonable rates.{JOHN ANDERSON, St.Andrew\u2019s Wharf.J.B PRUNEAU, Destoases Street.Qnebee, Jany 22.1861 TO LET, Oi Struts, single and double, with vaults Apply at the Office of HENRY ATKINSON, 17, St.James Street, L T.Quebec, Jany.22,1861.\ttf FOR SALE.750 B\u2019 IRLS.No.1 SUPERFINE FLOUR, 850 brls.Common\tdo.50 Brls.Corn Meal.\u2014also.\u2014 100 Brls.Mess Pork, 25 do Thin Mess do, 25 do Prime do do, 20 Kegs Leaf Lard.I.J.Qnebee, Jany.22, 1884.N0AD A CO.10 I XPRKS3 LINE BETWEEN QUEBEC and MONTREAL, rice versa.aad ÎHE undersigned proprietors inform tbeir friends aad the public in general, that have established an EXPRESS LINE, which will leave at all boors to order, and at the most moderate prices.There will be two-horse and one-horse ?ehiclsc all the vehicles being covered.Ibe proprietors propose to ran their line at the speed of three leagues per hoar.Express conveyances may be procured inQne-bee, at Ftnaa Dear\u2019i, 441 D'Agnilloa Street St.John's Suburbs, or at Tuothb Mabcottb*s, Deschambeuli ; and the finest horses can be procured from Jos Thokfsov, Three Rivers ; from Faaacois Gagxor, Bert bier sad Adolphe Dcbaimb, Montre r TIMOTBE MARCOTTE, \\ PIERRE DERY, Proprietors, /JOS.THOMPSON, i FRANCOIS GAGNON, ' ADOLPHE DUMAINE, Deschambault, Nov.28, I860.\t3-a-w e Valuable Property for Sale.AêêL rFH£.LAilGB COMMODIOUS 121$ JL JHREtSTORY STONE tiOfSE, j \" ^ G«»*vieve street.Cape, bow occu-piedby Colcbbl Sbwsll It i, provided with Water, Gae, Coach Bouse, Stables, Ac.The property is commuted.Easy terms of payment.-Apply to Georob Desbarats, Esquire, or to ^ v\t*¦ o.cannon n.p.Quebec, Jany.17, I8«t.\t^ ;aw ïoup Kile^11 for the Poor.IX COXXECTtOX WITH THE FINLAY ASYLUM.THE above KITCHEN is situated at the cornwof Latocbelle and Saixt Clair Stkssts, Su John Suburbs, and will be OPENED on every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, commencing TUESDAY, 1st January, from* half-past ELEVEN, A.M., to ONE, P.M , to snpply those who are furnished with ticket i.Subscribers will be entitled to 20 tickets for every dollar contriouted, which can be obtained from the undermentioned : Mr.P.Sixclaie, 1 and MU* Woods, at tbe Depository, St.John ! Street, next door to Mr Haslett, Grocer.Qnebee, Jany.4, 1861.FOR SALE, r.fv II BDS BRIGHT CUBA SUGAR, I J 50 Puns.Barbadoes Molasses, 20 Pam.Porto Rico\tdo, 20 Tierce do\tdo.H.J, NOAD A CO.Quebec, Jany 22, 1861.\t10 FOR SALE, HDS.DOUBLE REFINED COD L1* VBROIL, very superior, H 10 Brls.Seal Oil.10 \u2014 AND \u2014 Bales Seal and Salmon Twine.H.J.NOAD A CO.Quebec, Jany.22, 1861.\t10 LOST ! LOST ! ! ON TCF.BDAT EVENING laat, bttwno the St Bridget's Asylum and St Lewis Gate, a LADY\u2019S MINK VICTORINE.Tbe finder will be rewarded by bringing tbe same to this Office.Quebec, Dec.7,1860.Just Received by the Subscriber, Afresh supply of sweet Havana ORANGES.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 Lemons, Pica, Dates, Prnnes, Ac., Fruits in Syrup, Jellies, assorted, Preserved Mushrooms, Preserved Green Peaa, Marmalade, East and West India Ginger, White and Red Curacoa, Mariecbino, Assorted Liquors, Syrups, Ac.\u2014AXD- 30 Boxes Honey in Comb, I* Jars Strained do And daily expected, 10 Kegs Fresh Malaga Grapes.JAMES HASLETT, Qnebee, Dec.14, I860.CIGARS.THE Subscriber bos on band 70,000 Imported CIGARS, comprising tbe choicest brands ; cheaper than any other Establishment in tbe City.James haslett, John Street.Qnebee, Dec 28, 1860.FOR SALE,-On the Subscriber's Wharf, Ï)!EUES pine deals lUUaU'R* I and BOARDS.I to 3 inch, assorted qualities, 45,0,'0 Pieces Coll Pine Deals, 3 inch, 20.000 do Battens and Scantling, 5C.000 do Pine Palings, 2,000,000 Sawn Laibs J.H CLINT, St.Paul Street.Quebec, Jacy.17, 1861.\t10 THOS.FRASER, INDIA WHARF.BAS TOU SAI-F.300 LAB HBRRlN,as\u2019,up*' 350 Brls.Codfish, superior, 100 Cwt.do Table do, 50 do do Small do, 75 Brls Eels, 25 do Salmon, 10 do Halibut, 75 do Cod, Whale and Seal Oil, 30 do C C.Oatmeal, 50 Boxes Cavendish, 10\u2019s, 2 Hhds.Leaf Tobacco, 25 Boxes Sonchong.3®c\tQnebee, Dec.19, I860.A IN i\\ LI A L CHEAP CLEARMU .U-G OF PROVINCE OF CANADA.No.1\u2014Fire Insurance License.\u2014No.1.in pursuance of tbe Act 23 Viet.Cap.33, entitled .\"An Act in relation to Fire Insurance Companies, not incorporated within the limits of this Province,\u201d invested the sum of FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLaRS, under the provisions of tbe second clause or the said Act, tbe said Liverpool and London Fire Insurance Company is now hereby licensed to carry on the business of Insurance against Fire, within tbe Province of Canada, from and after tbe FIRST DAY of JANUARY, 1861, subject to all the conditions and requirements of the said above mentioned Act.Issued from the Department of the Minister of Finance, at the City of Quebec, in Canada, this twenty-eight day of December, 1860.(Signed,)\tA.T.GALT, Minister of Finance.Daxiil McGii, Agent.Quebec, Jany.19, 1861.\t10 DRY GOODS WE LAIR» & \u20ac0/8., FOR OfcE 5V\u201cONTH ONLY.ON MONDAY NEXT.1 tlh January, We will commence our Annual Cheap Cleanng-off Sale, GIVING A LARGE DISCOUNT TO Cash Purchasers.We would particularly call the attention of Housekeepers to the following : 100 ps.Horrock\u2019s Shirtings, 200 ps.White Cottons, from 4d.per yd., 100 ps.White India Cottons, 150 ps.Scotch Holland Shirting?, Irish Linens, Linen Sheetings, Cotton Sheetings, Pillow Dowlas, Pillow Linens, Window Hollands, Ticks, Quilts, Blankets, Table CoTers, Damask Table Linen, Table Napkins, Towellings.Ac., Ac.Ac.As a change in the business lakes place in the month of March, we offer to the public this opportunity of laving in their usual supply of ST KHfc&MASONS.Just Received, ItilE FIIERMASON\u2019S CALENDAR and POCKET BOOK, lor 1*61, containing, hosidoa usual matter in other Pocket Books, a list of all the Regular Lodges, and R.A.Chapter*, places and times of Meeting, and a variety of articles concerning Masonry, Ac.Also a further supply : The Canadian Almanac, 181'!.Annual Register of Rural Affair.*, 1861.Illustrated London A rnanHc, 1X61.MIDDLETON A DaWSON, Mountain Hill.Quebec, Jany.11, 1861.ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY.PROVINCE OK CANADA.No.5\u2014Fire Insurance License.\u2014No.5.T ¦Mr v*?À JLlJbX DRY CLOUDS ON VERY Advantageous Terms.inner FOR Admirai\u201d w SALE, ITH her Machinery, Boilers 1 Anchors, Chains, Material* ! and Furnitnre, as she now lies at at J.E Gixorxs, Esq\u2019s, Ship! Yard.St.Roeh.- Tbe above steamer will be sold in whole or separately, at the option of purchasers.TERMS LIBERAL.For farther particalars, apply to F.BUTÏAÜ, Agent, 8t.James Street, .Lower Town.Quebec, Dec.18, 1360.\t3aw Ayer\u2019s Cherry Pectoral.Public .Notice.THE undersigned, désirons of roturaing to his profea-iionai avocations a* a LAWYER, has previsionally OPENED hi* OFFICE in his own hTn*e.N > 12, R*i»f.*XApB, where he will nM^rd\t\u2022 .rMf .rnirusteu to his care, com n.j.tri.with |.gal business those of a getierxl agency lit reiattun with the Ft sue Dcriar-hunts, or privai* parties here and abroad.All letters m ist be prepaid.J.G.BARTHR.Quebec.Jany.IT 1861.wrydow class.THE nadersigned offers for Bale WINDOW fiL ASS, ot the following dimensions 40 x 50 36 x 48, 36 x 42,30 x 48, 30 X 42, 30 x 40, 24 x 30, 20 x 30.20 x 28, 20 x 24, Ac., down to 61 x 7J.They are of a superior quality and imported for first-class buildings.L.E.BLAIS, ._\tCrown Street.St.Rocb\u2019s Sept.11, i860.\to law Ayer\u2019s Cathartic Pills.Crown Lands Department, FISHERIES BRANCH, Quebec, 1st May, I860.PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that the remaining ESTUA.KY and RIVER STATIONS b or Salmon and Sc*i Trout Fisheries, Sitnate and discharging upon the snoRis or tbe River St.Lawrenre and Tributaries and along the Baie des Chaleurs and Tributary Streams, Are severally open to proposals for Lea.*e during terms of three or five years Dating from the 1st day of May, 1861.A PPL1CATIONS should describe accurate-xY ly the locality and precise limit* requir-; ed,\u2014distinguishing NET FISHING from FLY FISIHNt* l>t\\ tftlONS,\u2014hcuI th.rem per allouai naattx ¦\u2022>r either of such privileges, ;¦?)*»-rately.The names of two solvent Suteue.* must be submitted.Address proposals or inquiries to Pishkrivs Rtuxoa, Crown Lands Or non, Qvatc, or through the Superintendent ot Fisheries, for Lower Canada, orP.Fortin.Esq., Stipendiarv Magistrate, on board of tbe Government Vessel engaged in the protection of Fisheries.ANDREW RUSSELL, Asst.Commissioner.Spt.4.\t*6 law N.B.\u2014Parties indebted to the Firm will please notice the above, and make their payments as soon as possible.WM.LAIRD A CO , Fabrique Street.Quebec, Jany.12,1861.\t1m GLASGOW CARPET WAREHOUSE, Greater Reductions Te ©LOSE THE BUSINESS.HEMP CARPETS, yard wide, Sjd.yd.A up.Unions do,\tdo,\tis lojd.\t\u201c\t\u201c Scotch do, all wool,\t\u201c 2 ply, 3s.3d\t\u201c\t\u201c Imperials do,\tdo,\t\u201c 3 ply.5s.5d.\t\u201c\t\u201c Tapestry do, do, J wide, 3s.4Jd.\u201c\t\u201c Brussels do,\tdo,\t\u201c _ 4s lOjd.\t\u201c\t11 Velvets do,\tdo,\t*\u2022\t5s.7id.\t4\u2018\t\" The above are nett prices, and for Cash only.\u2014ALSO\u2014 A large discount allowed on Damasks, Moreens.Gilt Cornices, and every description ot Upholstery Trimmings, English and American Floor Oil Cloths.N.B.\u2014The whole of tbe above Stock has been imported within the present year, and comprises the NEWEST and BEST DESIGNS.St.John's Gate.Quebec, Nov.28, 1860.HE ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY having, in pursuance of tbe Act 23 Viet.Cap.33, entitled: \"An Act in relation to Fin* Insurance Companies, not incorporated within the limits of this Province,\u201d invested the Bum of FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, under the provisions of tbe second clause of the said Act, the said Royal Insurance Company is now hereby licensed to carry on the bnsiness of Insurance against Fire, within tbe Province of Canada, from and after the FIRST DAY of JANUARY, 1861, subject to all tbe conditions and requirements of tbe said above mentioned Act.Issued from the Department of tbe Minister of Finance, at tbe City of Quebec, in Canada, this twenty-ninth day of December, 1860.(Signed,)\tA.T.GALT, Minister of Finance.FORSYTH, BELL A Co., Agents.Quebec, Jany.9, 1861.UNITY Fire Insurance Association.NOTICE.rpHE BUSINESS of the EQUITABLE FIRE 1 OFFICE has been TRANSFERRED to the aboye ASSOCIATION, by which all DULY PROVED CLAIMS under Policies now in force will be PAID.W.P.REYNOLDS, Manager, in B.N.A.Jany.7, 1861.\t1m UNITY FIR Hand LIFE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF LONDON.Capital - - - £2,500,000 Stg.Deposit Fund in Canada - - $50,000.r|YHE undersigned having been named one 1 of the Agents of this respectable Company, begs respectfully to call the attention of the Public, to this convenience afforded them, by the establishment of an OFFICE IN THE UPPER TOWN, where risks will be taken at the most moderate rates of Premium OFFICE\u2014Simard\u2019b Buildings, Upper Town JOHN &OSS, Agent.Quebec, Jany.11, 1861.QUEBEC Fire Assurance Company.N Oïï C E Ï8 HEREBY GIVEN to the Stockholders, that the Election of Directors will take place on MONDAY, the 4th day of February next,by ballot until TWO o\u2019clock, P.M.4\t.By order, A.D.RIVERIN, Secretarj.Quebec, Jany.12, 1861.Quebec Masonic Hall ASSOCIATION.rHE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the STOCKHOLDES of the QUEBEC MASONIC HALL ASSOCIATION will be held, in accordance with the Act of Incorporation.at the MASONIC CHAMBERS, Sr.Fbaxcis Stp.ket, on MONDAY EVENING, the 4th proximo, at SEVEN o\u2019clock.H.P.LEGGATT, Secretary.Quebec, Jany.19, I8G1.Public Notice.Consolidated municipal Loan Fund UPPER AND LOWER CANADA.WHEREAS the Revenue* of tie Consolidated Municipal Loan Fund* ot Upper and Lower Canada, are insufficient to meet the annual interest upon the Debentures issued and expressly seenred upon the said Funds; And Whereas very large advances bave been already made from tbe General Revenue of the Province in aid of the said F'inds, And Whereas in view of the inadequacy of tbe said Funds to meet the annual charges upon them, the Government has been authorized to redeem tbe said Debentures, but no provision has been made for further advances from tbe General Revenue for the interest upon the said Debentures,\u2014 PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that from and after the payment of tbe half yearly interest due 3lst December, 1860, no further pa; ment will be made upon tbe Bonds issued upon tbe CONSOLIDATED MUNICIPAL LOAN FUNDS of UPPER CANADA and of LOWER.CANADA, except from the Revenues of the said Funds.\u2014 Holders of the said Bonds are inforined that tbe Government of «J&nada is prepared to redeem the said Debentures in full at par, on presentation thereof to the Receiver General of Canada, or to tbe Financial Agents in London, Messrs Baring, Brothers k Co, and Messrs Glyn, Mills k Co., after *be 1st January, 1861, and interest will be allowed on the said Debentures at tbe rate of Fire per Cent per ai>-onm, nntil their presentation for redemption ; Provided such presentation takes place w\u2019tbin tbe yare ending 31«t December, T.D.HARINGTON, 1\u2019.R G.Receiver General\u2019s Office, Quebec, 31st Dec., I860.Jany.10,1861.WANTED.Moxt Marie, 11th Jany., 1801.aYT\"ANTED to purchase, to the amount of y y $6,000, cniistituts, tentrs fonci.rts and hypothecary claims, with the privilege of bailleurs dé fon t and not les* than $400 in capital.Address the undersigned, post paid.FELIX FORTIER.Quebec, Jany.14, \u2019Sei.\tlaw tf NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN that the ST.LAWRENCE WAREHOUSE DOCK and WHARFAGE COMPANY will apply to the Provincial Parliament of Canada, at its next Session, to pass an Act further amending their Act of Incorporation.Quebec, Jany.12, 1861.\tt 15 Mar.STCHARLES STREET\" W SR Y.''SHHE Subscriber i* now prepared to deliver t to all who may favor him with their custom : MILD ALE.PALE ALE, BITTER ALE, PORTER, either in barrels or bottled.Tbe above are all of asnperior quality, made from pare malt and hops alone, without adulteration or any other ingredient.The water used :* sup'-lit-d 1»y »' e M aier Works.THOS.LLOYD.Quebec, Jany.18, 1861.MR.DESROCHERS, An Academical Professor, WILL give LESSONS in FRENCH, at bis own private residence, or at tbe residence of his pupils.Address No.15, St.George\u2019s Street, Upper Town.Quebec, Nor.20, 1860.\t3mc jp lost7 ON M0vDAY afternoon, 31st ec, 18tb January, 1861.N^OTICK i* hereby given that Purchasers of Public Land*, not under Licet.?, being actual settlers, with certain improvements, can obtain license from the respective Crown Land or Crown Timber Agents, to cut and dispose of tbe timber growing on tbe lots purchased by them, ( provided the value of the timber so cut and disposed of, is applied in payment of the purchase money doe tue Crown) on tbeir complying with certain conditions which can be learned from printed Forms to be had in the Office of the Crown Timber anti Grown Land Agents, and of every Post-master and Customs Officer* throughout the Province.P.M VANKOUGHNET, Commissioner.Quebec, Jany.24, 1881.Figs, Grapes, Oranges, Lemons, &c.,\t&c., \u2018 &c.Just Received by Express, AFRESH supply of the following frails: Kegs Fresh Malaga Grapes.Boxes Sweet Palermo Oranges.Boxes Fresh Lemons, boxes Fresh Dates, Drums Fresh Figs.And for sale by the subscriber.JAMES HAPLETT., Quebec, Jany.15,18'él.Uil iMJUil 8 cents a line for the first insertion, and 2 cents a line for each subsequent insertion.To those who keep regular Advertizing Accounts with the Office A n I S C O ü N T O F 25 PKK CEi\\T IS ALLOWED.Letters on bittiness to he addressed te the Proprietor.Communications for publication to be ad dressed to the Editor.Quebec.Nov.23, 1860.47 808554 THE MORNING CHRONICLE.MONDA Y, JANUARY 28, 1861.For Sale or To Let.TO LET, MrpHAT fir»t eUsa lour »torv cut J[ 3too« dwelling HOCSF.koowo ! a* L\u2019Hoirr'a Ristauramt, in St.Ann 6treat, Upper Town.Apply to E.O.CANNON, N.P.Quebec, Aug.4, 1460.TO BE LET, mm rpHOSR CENTRAL PREMISES, I corner of Sr.Pact, and Saclt ac i W»ll_ Matelot Stbkts, comprisii-g TWO I STORES aod DWELLING.The whole would be well adapted for a Wholesale Dry Good?, Store.Apply to F.LANGLOIS, Notary.Quebec, Jaiy.17.18C1.\ttf* Grand Trunk Railway.Quebet aud Riviere du Loup DISTRICT WINTER ARRANGEMENT.MAIL TRAINS leare Point Levi daily, at 1.P M., arriving at Rjrer du Loop at 7 30, P.M.MAIL TRAINS leave River du Loup daily, at 7 45, A M., arriving al Point Levi at 3:40, P.M.C.FREER, Superintendent.Quebec, Dec.30, 1860.To lie Let, 4 DOUBLE OFFICE in St.Pevaa SrawT, i opposite the Bank of British North Ame- i rica, with fire-proof safe.J.GREAVES CLAPHAM, N.P.Quebec, Janv.\u201821,1861.FOR SALE m A NEAT COTTAGE, not a mile j from the Toll Gate, on the lower KL Lorette Roed ; at present occupied by Mr.C Awpaar.i.consisting of Six Rooms, ex* elusive of Kitchen, Pantry aud Cellar, with j Coach-house, Stable, Ice-house, Garden, Well, | Ac.,\u2014the whole in excellent repair.\u2014Apply to the proprietor,\t__ _ *\tW.MARSDBN, M.D ,\t1 or\tB.G.CANNON, N P.Quebec, Sept.27, 1860.FASHIONABLE VIS I 1 IMG CARDS Cheapest House IN QUEBEC.CHEAP^COODS! 43.JOHN STRhKT, Comer of SI.Angele Street.Christmas and New Year\u2019s Gifts.A CAPITAL aj.ortmrat of ORNAMR tTS, Toys, China and Plated Tea and Breakfast Setts, Small Wares, Crockery and Glassware, Cutlery, Ac., Ac.At private sale during the day.At auction every evening.Consignments of goods of all kinds received and disposed of immediately.Quebec, Dec.22, I860.TO LET, Ma FIRST-CLASS BRICK HOUSE, /\\ papered and painted throughout, coutaiaiog seven rooms, besides kit Chen nod bath-room ; bath fitted in ; which will be sold cheap, as also the gas fittings.Apply to S.G.CANNON, N.P.Quebec, Sept.11, 1860 Wanted to Rent, .\ta SHALL FURNISHED HOUSE wW||\tA or COTTAGE, containing about 29t9L six rooms; St.Lewis or St.Foy ro*da preferred \u2014Enquire by letter addressed \u201cW.\" at this office.Quebec, Jnly 25, 1860.' ; '» ij.-:- Shop and Premises to Let, \u2014With poseessiou on 1st May :\u2014 Mf | HAT WELL KNOWN BUSINESS STAND, with DWELLING, Nc 6, St.John Street, lately occupied by the late Mr.A.MoAtot \u2014Apply to M G.MOUNTAIN.Qnebec.Jan 18, 1860.First Class Country Residence FOR SAIaB._ .nPHE Subscriber is desirous to gHk I SELL bis PROPERTY at Laca-2aiiL saaoixRS, north tide of River St.Charles, one mile from Dorchester Bridge.The house commands a moat beauiitul view, has every deeirab* accommodation, is painted and papered throughout, ani is iu every way fitted up in the best modéra style ; barn, coach bouse, stables and hangards all new and solidly built.There is a never failing well of good water which by means of a forcing pump is distributed throughout the house aud outhouses Irinter and summer.The garden is well stocked with trees ano shrubs, useful and ornamental, toe farm contains an area of *6 acres, in the best state of cultivation, surrounded with new and solid coder fences with proper divisions also m cedar The price wil be most moderate, as the subscriber is desirous of parting with the property, and great facilities will be granted lor the pay- ™*Àpplication to be made on the premises, or to the Subscriber at his office, St.Part Stbsst, ** *°\t8.J.GLACKEMETEis \u2022 Notary J.B.RENAUD.Quebec, Jane 19, I860.\t® FOR TH8 HOI, XJB *\t$ ./'lORNWELL, the celebrated Card Writer, Vy is located at MONTREAL, aod will fur-ward packages of his Cards by Mail or Express ; charges prepaid, at his usual rates.Price per pack of 5b, $3 00.Send orders early, and direct to J C.Y.CORNWELL, St Lawrence Hall, Montreal.Dec.21, 1869.AO TICE.{'HE undersigned begs leave to inform th public in general, that be is now prepared in TRANSPORTING FREIGHT to and from the Gra.id Tbusk Railway Dskot, as heretofore ; will not become acconntable for any accidents in the tdver.\u2014Also Passengers forwarded as usual.CHARLES HOUGH.Qnebee, Dec.20, 1860 Lessons in Millinerv.MRS.SRLKNGER, FROM BERLIN, PRUSSIA, Is desirous of giving instructions to the ladies of Quebec, in the MAKING of Boanats, Caps, Head Dresses.Artificial Flowers, &c.\u2014ALSO\u2014 IN EMBROIDERING.rHE coarse of lessons occupies SIXTY HOURS, in which Mrs.Srle.nger can import a complete knowledge of all the above accomplishments.Price of the course, $8 Mrs Sklexoir has had considerable experience in giving lessons in the principal riiies of Europe, and always with success Lessons to commence on the 15tii JANUARY Specimens mar be seen on application at the Establishment.Personal applications to be made to MR3.SELENGER, 13, St.John Street, without, Quebec, Jany.2, 1861.\t.me PUBLIC NOTICE- doctor Courtier, Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist, INFORMS the public that be has no connection whataver with M LOUIS nt CHKVRY Quebec, Sept.24, I860.Lagle Lite Insurance Company of London.Established in 1807.tT Canada Agency Established in 1825.^3 TT3HE Quinquennial Division of Surplus for I the perioiending in 1857, will be paid in Cash at the office of the undersigned Agents, the current rate of Exchange, to those policyholders who may select that mode ; they have the option, however, of applying the surplus in either of the following modes, vix.;\u2014 Istly.\u2014Payable in Cash.2adly.\u2014Adding to the amount assured.3rdly.\u2014In a redaction of Premiums falling due in the five years subsequent to 1857.4thly.\u2014In a redaction of all Premiums subsequent to that date.The Surplus in 1857, divisable among the assured, exceeds TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS, Sterling.The realized assets of this Company amount to over ONE MILLION THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS, Stg.; and the annual income upwards of TWO HUNDRED AND TW ENTY THOUSAND POUNDS.The rates of Premium are as low as the experience of more than half a century warrant ; and as eighty per cent, of all profits is every five years divided among the assured, it is evident that these rates are the very lowest that any Lite Insurance Company can demaud, consistent with its own safety, aud the consequent security of the assured.Policies are issued with or without participation of profits, for ene year, seven years, whole life, joint lives, or payable on the life attaining the age of sixty.Premiums payable quarterly, half-yearly, or yearly.One-half credit for first hve years.W.A W.C.HENDERSON, Agents in Cauada.Quebec.June 10.185&\taw Uigh Scüool of Queliet.1HE usual course l| iLsti\u2019uciion in this institution com prises English Reading ; Gramm&i tndComposition, History, Geography, Writingi .nthmeiic, General and Commercial; Mathe* oaties, including Geomern», Algebra, Mensura-\u2022 ion, Ac.; French, Latin, and( reek.Teaks, as heretoiore, £12 lus.pel annum payable quarterly m ativante; Scholars muei 1C years oi age £ lu per annum.By a nue d.üUibu'Mit «>1 labour among the Tea-hers and other a.iangernenis, a iuii oppor unity is atiun.ed of securing proficiency in the practically ueeliil, as well as the Classical branches.Qu\t27rs IW .'w**- A.MCCALLUM\u2019S CHRONOMETER DEPOT, No.40, St.Peter Street, Lower* Town, Quebec* THE subscriber begs leave to return bis sincere thanks to his friends and the public in general, also to Ship-masters, for the liberal support he has received for the last two years, find hopes from strict attention to business to mérita continuation of their patronage.He would further beg to state that having been for some yeais foreman-to the late Robt.Neill, will so far guarantee that he is not without experience in the above very important business THREE good CHRONOMETERS for sale, warranted.\u2014 m.««_ SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, CHARTS, Ac.always on hand.Chronometers, Watches, Clocks, Jewellery and Nautical instruments carefully repaired.Chronometer accurately rated by Astronomical Observations and transit clock.Quebec, May 22, 1860.ROBERT MITCHUL, Produce.Stock and Exchange Smoker, AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 32, St.Francois Xavier Stree', MONTREAL.Jany.5, 18G1.\t12mp-may 1 ROBERT MITCHELL, Produce, Stoe* ond Exchange Broker, AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 19, St.Sacrament Street, MONTREAL.May 25, 1860.\t12mp 1\tLHC» 1.Oiiiicini:, fc )cj»orlr.irui InlLltifnirs if » At* \\\\K\t?.«4 .>1 t announce, CLASSES, in the 1 .TIClMS ' 4 l.l> t'fg- It-\u2022 -that he will OPK> »'i-ahove Arts, un M O M ) A \\ the 3rd December next, in Kl\u2019SSKL'S Gun-CKhT HALL.Palace Street.MISCALL Tin.amalgamation ok Languages.\u2014There is j n giiitriug tendency in this age to appropriate the utnslexpressive words of other languages, ! -.nd iftcr awhile to incorporate them into our \u2018vu \u2022 thus the word Cephalic, which is from Gn».-fc, signifying \u201c for the head,\u201d is now j i.eenniing popularized in connection with Mr, 1 Spalding's great Headache remedy, but it will sunn he used in a more general way, and the I word Cephalic will become as common as Ml MCDONALD, at the urgent solicitation Klrr(ro,vlie aml many others whose distinction foreign words has been worn away by ot a largo number of Quebec families, ooen Classes for Dancing, Deportment, he ,\t__ l\tii .r,\t¦ common usage until they seem \u2022\u2022 native and to above, and hope?, irom bis long experience in « ,\t.* \u201e J the Profession elsewhere, »o receive ami de- ,\t0 n\u2018 i FIRST DIVIDEND o» 6J cents per dollar jA has this day been dcclaietl, aud will lie paid at the Office of the undersigned, acting for the Trustees.COURT A MACINTOSH.Montreal, Dec 28, 1860.r TO BE LET, JA A * fifteen ap BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE at Point Levi\u2014containing about apartments\u2014suitable to the reception of * respectable family.Apply to the proprietor.FPJ\tCHA9.McKRNZIB, 15, St.Peter street, u-law Qnebec, Feby.22, I860.M\u2019*\" 4 alar ptodby FOR SALE, HOUSE situate in St.John's Ward,in St.Geobgi Street.wi»b large garden ; the whole now occu-Tvmieb.Esq.App'y to CYRILLE TESSIER, No.6, D\u2019Aiguillon Street.Qnebec, Nov.6, 1860.\t1-a-w tf Far Dished Bouse to Let.2, D\u2019Aiguilloe with Itnaiedisb- .'TPHE HOUSE No.I Stbsst, within, ÜEJL Peneesioa.Apply to MR.JAMES HASLETT, ^\tSt John Sireet.Qnebec, Nov 31, 1860.FO til SCklat;, \\ FAMILY FOUR WHEEL H ALF COVER ED CARRIAGE, for Single Horse or Pair,w-atiexcellent carriage in perfect order To be «een at Mr.Vibhst's FaCTobt, No.37 S*.George Street, near Abraham Hill Quebec, March 31, 1860.\tlaw A Country Kesidence tor ->ale.I\u2019HE PROPERTY known as Ses avs'.DB, at present occupied by Job* L Gibb.Rsq., situaird 00 th-8t.Foy Road, 2 miles from the foil Ga e The bouse contains 14 rooms, newly papcre< aod i-aino-d Commodious oui- -laildings, let-house.Me , in perfect or ier.12 acres of Land attached, in good cultivation.\u2022 \u2022 t * .; *\tApply to DANL.McCaLLUM, 13, Esplaoade.Quebec, Nov 13, I860.mi; B NEW FRUIT.OXES, halves and quarters in Layers, Do Do M.R do\tdo do\tValent ias.For sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, Dec.22, I860 KOK SALE.'HAT l»rge three-story BRICk HOUSE, ar the corner of Sr PaOi and Stb Caotx Stebbt?, facing St * Paul\u2019s Market, occupied parity ad a Dry Good; Store, with brick outbuildings.Ac The lo admeasuring 29 feet 6 inches x 80 feet.For particulars apply to Mr J.N.LrrxAN cow on the premised, or lo N.H.BOWKV, N Quebec Nov.29, 1860 O T T V XV .Y .FOR SALS, ^m A SMALL TWO STORY FRAME ¦In HOUSE situated 00 Sand v Hat., Ottawa The Rouse is nearly new, aod has a Garden well stocked with young trait-tree-'attached.Tenus »er) mo-in ata.Address box Î50.P.O., Ottawa.Dec 18.1360.Bottled Wines.C1ÜAMPAGNE, different brands, ! Pale and Gold Sherry in cases, Pine Old Port\tdo.For sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, Dec.22, 1860.Steam Coals, È'* ?R SALE by t 1\tWM.DINNING k CO., St.Andrew\u2019s Wharf.Quebec, Nov.29, 1860.PERRY DAVIS\u2019 VEGETABLE flcLLTL /BfhLLLeJf- YTe ask the atUmdicm of the pubtto to this lon*r tested and unrivalled Family JÆedicirie.It has been favorably lan/yian far mors than twenty years, during which time vjp have received ihai&CLn/cLs.of testimonials, shewing- this J&edicirje to be an almost ¦Mver-faûirg remedy far diseases caused by or attendant upon\u2014 Sudden Odds, Coughs, Fever and Jigue, Headache, IjiUaus Fever, (Paine in the Side, gode, and Loins, as well as in the Joints and Limbs;\tarut.fSUwtirrmilc -fS*ciinc.in any part of the system, \u2018¦Toothache and Pains in the Head and Face.fis a Joined fFiLhifixt and /Jcjiic.for the ^fitcjnjcuJi., it seldom fails, to cure (Dyspepsia., Indigestion, Liver Complaint, fird Stomach, Heartburn, Kïdne-i Ccm-ploints, idirlv JfLraxLcirlte.Phis.', fisth^-m.o or Phthisic, Fingwcrrr^s, geile, Felons, Whit-laws, Old Sores, Swelled Joints, ard gffjen£L*a.L CSfeLilitu.of toe T'Justjim.It is also a prom.pt and sure Peu 'â.y for Cramp or A Pain in the Stomach, Pah-iers' Celia, GflcLttlüCjxi, (pyserjiery. m* TO THOSE WHO KP.QITRK PHOOK.\t:\t/Vow a fbncwntiajr Mrrr*a»t ./.