Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 25 mars 1865, samedi 25 mars 1865

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KOH LANDS\u2019 KiLTDOIL A* OtranAA Boraxioax Pupauaries tor improTing and beautifying tba OoBpiaxiao ani Skin.This royally-patronised and La-dles-eeteemed Speci&c realises a healthy purify ol Complexion, a ad readers the IhL Soft, Clear, and Blooming.It also exacts tbs most ¦o thing, cooling, end purifying action ?a the 8b*a, sad eradicates Freckles Taa, Pimples, \u2022eo*r, Discolorations, sad ether Oataneous NlsiUttoos.W aiTI ATO SOUHD TMTH Are india pensable ic PlttSONAL ATTftAO-TlOMp and to health and leagavtty oy tbs peeper euetieation ef food.ROWLANDS\u2019 ODONTO, oi px.aL oUTirsuc*\u2019 Com sounded of Oriental Tngredienm, is ot taestiaaoto value ia preserving aad beautify tog the Teeth, strengthening the gums, and la giving a pleasing fragrance to the Brea h.It eradicates Tartar from tbs Teeth, removes Spots of incipmot decay, and polls has aad nrasenree the enamel, to wbieh it Impsra a FiA-L-LIKl White ess.*'M wholesale by F.BOTSS ; ud re tail Ly *1 \u2019nggists %* « -k for BOWLAMOft\u2019 » articles.A or to*.IS\tttm ly uaaniaaue.A Stove moat bouiaouy pousneq m two ml- eutse tor toes than on?farthing.W.zans.In tbe House of Commons, Lord Robt.C.Cecil enquired if any demands had been made by the United States of America for compensation for the doings of the Alabama and other cruisers.Mr.Layard said uo demand of tho kind, within the past six months, had been made.Mr.Bright asked whether the Government had not received and presented numerous claims from Englishmen.Mr.Layard responded in the affirmative.given.It is rumored in the street that Sherman has fought a battle with Johnston, near Raleigh, and defeated him.New Orleans, March 17\u2014The steamer Morning S\u2019ar left here on the 15th inst.for New York.Gen.Canby is now near Mobile, and tbe grand attack by the land and naval forces upon the city will be made within five days.Generals Canby, Granger, and Smith went within four miles of Mobile on tbe steamer Laura, last week, and drew a heavy fire from many of the enemy\u2019s batteries.Gen.Kirby Smith remains at Shreveport.Albany, March 23-\u2014A serious accident occurred about noon to-day on tbe New York Central Railroad, about two miles west of Oriskany.The accident was caused by the breaking of a rail in two places.The engines, baggage and express cars passed over safe.Tbe smokingcar and six coaches were thrown off tbe track.Two were precipitated down the embankment into tbe ditcb, where the water was from two to five feet deep.Two passengers, the Rev.Charles Stark, of Lee Ceutre, Oneida, and Christopher Higgins of Higginsville, Oneida Co.were killed, and 20 or 30 more or less injured.New York, March 24.\u2014The TViiune\u2019s Wash ington special says :\u2014News of tbe occupation of Goldsboro\u2019, rumored yesterday, has been confirmed to-day by trustworthy parties who arrived here direct from Newbern.Sherman\u2019s forces were disposed into march tog towards Goldsboro\u2019 Station, on tbe railroad to Raleigh, to destroy the bridge across the Neuse River.Tbe centre had arrived at Goldsboro\u2019 and tbe right, on the 21st, formed a junction with Schofield\u2019s forces at a point 12 miles east of Goldsboro\u2019.The victory claimed by the Confederates at BentOQYille, assuming that the official state ment is coirect, amounts to nothing and mere ly a check to Sherman\u2019s left.Tbe next news from that quarter will doubt less be the entire accomplishment of tbe plans of Sherman.Tbe WorLCt special says :\u2014Tbe fight alluded to in the Richmond papers of Tuesday, as hav ing occurred between a portion of Sherman\u2019] forces and Johnston\u2019s army, U understood, military circles, to have merely been a small fight with a detachment sent by Gen.Stone man to burn tbe.fine railroad bridge across Neuse River, near Hmithfidd, between Golds ooro\u2019and Raleigh.Tbe Herald's special says that the report that Johnston and Lee have met' the enemy near Bentonvil'e is regarded here as referring to the city fiaukers of the extreme left wing of Gen Sherman\u2019s army.It is surmised that Sherman may have sent a small force in that direction for the purpose of cutting tbe railroad con nection between Goldsboro\u2019 and Raleigh and drawing Johnston away from Goldsboro\u2019.Authentic information bus been received that tbe occupation of Goldsboro\u2019 was effected by tbe main body of Sherman\u2019s army in the course of the day of the reported battle of Benton ville.Johnston\u2019s despatch states that tbe Union troops subsequently assumed the offensive, thus admitting that bis success was only temporary and unimportant.Tbe Wasb ngton Republican says : A gentle man from Richmond reports that the damage done by Sheridan amounts to $50,000,000.He says the strength of the army iu the Richmond entrenchments is 60,000, exclusive of 10,000 home guards.He does not believe Johnston bas over 45,000, though be has drawn several divisions from Richmond.Deep gloom prevails in Richmond and every body seems to feel that tbe day of retribution has come.Tbe Richmond Examiner says that the con scription of negroes goes on with difficulty Guards are stationed at every camp so that they may not escape.There is a great panic among tbe blacks and as much reluctance among tbe whites.The Herald of the 21st repeats that Kirby Smith bas 25000 negro troops organized and armed.The Examiner of the 21st says there are in that city between 5 and 6000 women and cbil dren belonging to the families of men who have fled from the Confederate conscription and escaped to the North.As provisions are scarce in Richmond it is proposed to send these non-fighting conscripts to tbe North also Tbe Milledgeville Union insists that it time Jeff Davis's administration and executive officers were overhauled.It thinks the masses have been fighting and suffering without ask ing questions, and announces that if the people of Georgia desire to have a convention they will hold it in spite of all the soldiers in the State.The Alabama Mail says that tbe demoraliza tion which is taking bold on the country is sapping the vitals of its power both at home and in the army.The Richmond Sentinel, of the 21st, learns that Col.Hollins was not killed by Sheridan' men.Tbe Lynchburg Virgianian says :\u2014Tbe Alexandria Railroad has not been damaged ns much as was anticipated.Duly six bridges were burned, a mile and a-half of track torn up and the depots at North Garden, Coves ville, Rockfisb, Arrington and New Glasgow burned.The Herald's Washington special says;\u2014 Authentic information has been received that the Spanish Government have forbidden any lurtlier repairs or fitting ont of the Confederate ram Stonewall, at Ferro!, which virtually pre vents her from going to sea.The Herald\u2019s Key West correspondent says Fo\u2019t Meyer, Fla., has been evacuated by tbe Union force, which wa- taken to Fort Delaney on Punta River.The Richmond Whig of the 21st inst.says: A party of Georgia Cavalry made a dash on Fort McAllister, near Savannah, and captured a working party of negroes engaged iu dismantling the work.Tbe fleet opened on the Georgians and drove them away.The gold market is very fluctuating.^ This morning it opened at $1.50j, ross to $1.51j, and then steadily declined to $1.47J.Washinoton, March 24.\u2014Advices received from the Army of the Potomac say that a great deal of firing bas taken place lately, the Confederates opening fire on some of our working parties, os well as at the Avery House signal station and upon passing railroad trains, but so far the fire has done no injury.Picket firing in the same portion of the line is kept up constantly at night, mainly to prevent desertions from the Confederate army.(From Lloyd\u2019s (London) Weekly.) Over-riding and putting every other question iulo the shaile, the defence of Canada forces itself upon the attention of us all.It would seem that discretion in discussing this weighty matter is no longer necessary, since there is little doubt but that the recent peace negotiations between North and South include a sug gestion that Fédérais and Confederates should bury their mutual animosities for a while and combine to make war upon a common enem f, The baseness and wickedness of such a proposition will awaken in this country a determination to uphold our honor at any sacrifice, and to defend Canada at any odds.We are among those who still believe that peace between North and South is not far distant, and that tbe flaming and boastful speech lately made by Mr.Davis expresses the violent sentiments of hi-, coterie and not the opinions of the Confederate public.We still hold that, in this mighty civil war, justice and right have been on the side of the North, and that her cause must in the end prevail.We are not the less disgusted with the base ingratitude and delibe rate treachery which are involved in the Fede ral desire to make war upon this country by an attack upon the indefensible frontier of Canada.It Is by onr strict neutrality alone \u2014a neutrality which has cost ns millions, and has spread misery broadcast among our cotton operatives\u2014that\tthe North has been able to make way against the Southern rebellion.Hail we, ns we were templed to do, cbmbinedwith France to recognize the South as an inde( endent confederation, there would have been an end of the war long ago.Our sacrifices have, then, brought upon ns the in gratitude of the Fédérais and a threat of vengeance from the Confederates.There is a set tied hostility against ns, North and South, which is, it would seem, carefully cultured by the leading men of both powers And we must be prepared, directly the Fédérais and Confederates come to understanding, to meet it.The American plan will he to overrun tbe Canadas, and, if possible, to extort submission from the Canadians, and to drive us into tbe sea.Cot Jervois, who is admitted to be a competent authority, reports to us that, in his opinion, the frontier is indefensible, and that as matters stand, when we are attacked, we shall be fortunate if our soldiers manage to reach our ships.We bave, then, to ask ourselves\u2014and a very solemn and momentous question it i what our duty is towards Canada.Our duty depends mainly upon the line of coniuct the Canadians themselves have resolved upon.Did they manifest a disposition to sympathize with the States, and to become incorporated with them, then we should be absolved completely from the responsibility of defending them.But they show no disposition up to the present time to exchange the sovereignty of Queen Victoria, for that of Abraham Lincoln.They are, on the contrary, remarkable for the enthusiasm with which they proclaim their allegiance to tbe British Queen.Restive, at times, they certainly are, and prone to extravagant assertions of independence But they are loyal subjects of the Queen, and they are banding themselves together in a compact confederation, not in order to resist her sovereignty but rather to fight that they may remain under it.It being acknowledged that the Canadians are ready to bear their just part in a war, should the States force one upon them, they have as good a right to depend upon the armed assistance of KngDnd as Ireland has, should she be invaded.All classes of our countrymen look forward with horror to a war with a people who are allied to us in blood, and who speak our own language ; but this horror wonld give way to a mighty expression of the national will and resolve shsuld Brother Jonathan wantonly turn his armed hosts on to British territory.It is sad, indeed, that we should for one moment ba compelled to admit the possibility of such an outrage.But as prudent men, we cannot blind our eyes to it, and say tbat there is no reason for alarm since, whether we turn to the north or to the south, we find Americans, occupying responsible positions, who do not hesitate to bold up war with England as a solution of the difficulties that now separate Confederates and Fédérais Forewarned, we must In fore-armed.There is only one way in which we can lessen the chances of war between this country and America, and that is by being fully prepared foi attack.Our ministers have already declared that they will stand by Canada, should the Fédérais attack her.We bave no material ad vantage to gain by holding the Canadas ; and victory, against the Americans, would bring us no substantial benefit.We have, in short, everything to lose, and nothing to gain, by the defence of Canada.Our honor as a nation, our prestige as a brave and free people, are concerned, Our duty towards Canada in tbe event of an American invasion is as clear as it would bo were the French to seize the Isle of Wight, and plant the tricolor over Osborne house.The war would be a long acd bloody one ; it might be disastrous to our arms ; it would drain our treasure and parlayse our com merce ; it would leave our august ally of the Tuileries free to operate on the Rhine.From beginning to end, it would be tbe most deplorable event of modern times.But we could not, we should not, shrink from manfully taking our share of it.It is right, and it is the best prudence, that we should let Brother Jonathan know onr determination not to submit to the least aggression from him, nor to shriek for one instant from the least act that looks like a challenge.So we may teach him, before it is too late, not to throw back civiliza tion some fifty years, by committing a wanton outrage on a power with which be cannot find fault, founded in reason or in justice.New York \u201c Fashions\u201d say there is a change already in the waterfall pins, facetiously called hymen 41 dumb bells.\u201d The pins with huge bails at each end, connected by an elastic string, were considered the height of style.These have been superceded by the most fantastic and really grotesque shapes.Made of ebony, cornelian, amber, bronze, coral, silver, steel and gold\u2014carved, inlaid, and covered with golden frame-work\u2014every imaginable design is imitated, too numerous to enumerate.The most elaborate are bronzed wheels, each spoke covered with finearbesques.Arrows in-Ir.id with glittering gems; onyx) seals, with pendants of golden bells ; white lily-cups, with broad green enamelled leaves; gold and silver trumpets\u2014these will give an idea of the caprice and extravagance of fashion.The following account of a very serious joke practiced upon a Deputy Provost Marshal is from ihe Tuscarawas, Ohio, Advocate of F riday 1 ist : \u201c About two weeks ago, two deserters, n imed Delaney and Caoningbum, made their appearance in Wayne township, in this county They openly admitted they were deserters from the army, and defied the authorities to arrest them.The Provost Marshal at Alliance sent a deputy after them, who bad orders to take them dead or alive.He was well provided with handcuffs and hobles, to place upon the wrists and ankles of the deserters.At the Falls of Sugar Creek Delaney and Cunningham found the Deputy Marshal in a room at the hotel somewhat intoxicated.They handcuffed and hobbled him\u2014took bis money, revolver and knife\u2014put him in a wagon and exhibited him through tbe country as a horse thief.After keeping the Deputy Marshal as a prisoner a day and night, they finally brought him to Canal Dover, and showed him in the public street Delaney would sing a song and compel tbe Marshal to keep time with his chains.After the deserters had all the fun they desired, they left tbe Deputy at the hotel and departed, much to the amusement of the crowd.On last Sunday evening Delaney was arrested in this place by Charles F.Esoick, of Rogersville, and placed in the new Philadelphia jail.On Tuesday Captain Black, of Pittsburg, took him to Alliance.Cunningham is yet at large.\u201d The Cotton Plantations.\u2014A gentleman just returned from the West, after much experience in cotton culture on the Lower Mississippi, gives deplorable accounts respecting the depredations of guerillas.Since the withdrawal of a considerable portion of the Federal troops, mostly cavalry, apparently fora movement towards Mobile, large tracts of valuable lands have been abandoned, the attempt to grow cotton, under present difficulties, being considered wholly impracticable.Guerillas destroy or steal everything beyond our picket lines, so tbat tbe prospects of a large yield tbe present season are enjoyed no longer.Tbe guerillas are made up from both armies, but for the most part are Confederate deserters.The latter operate with more impunity, from the fact that when captured they produce their papers, and claim the treatment accorded to prisoners of war.But for this, guerillas as a class would be much more summarily dealt with.Negro laborers are so intimidated that most of them depend for subsistence on the various camps.Even if disposed to venture into the fields, few of them would find anything to do.Another discouragement arises from tbe demoralization and disorder everywhere prevailing, so tbat whoever owns merchandize is pretty sure to lose it by swindling, or robbery or false charges or some other means best known to tbe cormorants who throng tbe military posts.This stale of things prevails, with few exceptions, from Cairo down.\u2014N.Y.Journal.Hair Dye! Hair Dye ! Batchelor's Celebrated Hair Dye IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD ! The only Harmless, True and Reliable Dye Known.This splendid Hair Dye is Perfect\u2014change Red, Rusty o* Grey Hair, instantly to a Glossy tilack or Natural Brown, without Injuring the Hair or Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful: imparts fresh vitality, frequently restoring its prostine color, and rectifies the ill effects ol Bad Dyes.Tho Genuine is signed WILLIAM A.BATCHELOR, all others are mere imitations, and should he ivoHeil.Sold hy all Druggists, Ac.FACTORY\u201431, BARCLAY ST., N.Y.Batchelor's New Toilet Cream for Dressing the Hair.July 2.1364.\tl2m-dAw % Faculty of Law.PROFESSOR IRVINE\u2019S LECTURES on COMMERCIAL LAW will commence on MONDAY, March 27tb, at NINE o\u2019clock, A.M.Quebec, March 25, 1865.\t2 SHEFFIELD HOUSE.Timb will tkll.\u2014Yes, that in the sure test.That which does not appear plain to-day may be thoroughly cleared up in a short time.Our certainties or uncertainties are all to be decided by time, which never fails to bring oat the truth or falsity of any matter.For five years tbe Vermont Liniment hn* been before the public, and their ! verdict has always been steadily in its favor.Use f anCV and Useful Articles, it for pains both internally and externally.It is |\tJ warranted.John F.Henry A Co., Proprietors, 303 St.Paul SL.Montreal, C.E.MarchS, 1365.\t1m \u201c What are you going after ?\" said A to B.\u201cWftor a bottle of Bitters.'' was the reply.\u201c Well, then, remember/\u2019 said A, \u201ctbat HOOF-LAND\u2019S GERMAN BITTERS is the «.nly legiti mate tonic in tho market.Tho others, sailing under false colors, have appropriated the modest name of Bitters, and profess great curative powers.But, believe me, they are mere shams, compounded by vile whiskey or common rum, and will do more harm than goo«l\u2014infinitely more, if they create in you an appetite fer alcoholic stimulant, from which, thus far, you have been happily free.\u201d \u201cBut,\u201d said II.\u201cothers take the Bitters I am going after, an«l the paper contains certificates of their cures.\u201d \u201c True,\u201d was the reply, \u2018.\u2018but arc those certificates from respectable people, and are they genuine ?Can you find these people, and will they in conversation confirm the statements attributed to them in tbe papers ?I think not.Now, the Proprietors of Hoofland's German Bitters publish no bogus certificates, nor do they go into holes and corners to find testimony.They publish the names and locations of Clergymen, Physicians, Lawyers, Merchants, and Ladies, in tho most respectable circles of society ; and if yon call upon tbese persons, (you can easily find them) they will add their verbal to their written testimony.In short, you may depend upon it, that Hoofland\u2019s Gennan Bitters is the greatest tonic in the world ; is free from alcoholic stimulant, and will, therefore, not make drunkanls; and will cure Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Loss of Appetite, Ac., when everything else fails.\u201d For Sale by Druggists and Dealers generally.John F.Henry A Co., 303 St.Paul Street, Mon treal, Wholesale Agents for the Canadas.March 22.1865.\t___________ 2w Who is N.II.Downs?\u2014He is, or, rather, was a public benefactor, a philanthropist.He is now dead, but be has left behind him a monument more lasting than brass or marble.His memory is enshrined in the hearts of a grateful people, and his Balsamic Elixir is or ought to bo a household treasure in every family.It is a certain cure for I coughs and colds.See advertisement in another column.John F.Henry A Co., Proprietors, 303 St.Paul St, Montreal, C.E.Suitable for Presentation.Jewel Case», Work Bores, Desks, Epeffnes, Flower Stands, Vases, Card Cases, Opera Glasses, Fans, Ac.HENRY 8MEATON A 00., 3, Fabrique Street.Quebec, March 24, 1866.For Sale, A FARM situate on tbe Cap Rouge Road, about five miles from Quebec, consisting of two arpents and 19 feet ia front by 22 arpenta in depth, with a dwelling house and out-buildings erected on the same.T\u2019 '.a farm includes an excellent quarry on the b«.nk of tbe river with a wharf, and commands a magnificent* site as a residence.TO LET, TWO OFFICES, or ROOMS, on Haldimand Street, No.14.Apply to J.B.0.HEBERT, N.P.Quebec, March 23, 1865.WANTED, TWO OLERKS for tbe Grocery business.Good references required.Apply at No.9, St.Joskph Strkit, St.Roch\u2019s.Quebec March 23, 1866.\t6 P For Sale, RINTING PAPER, all sices.March 8.1365.1m COMM ERCIAL.NEW YORK MARKETS- MARCH 24.Flour receipts 2389 brls ; market dull and 10 to 20c lower\u2014sales 5,400 barrels, at 9,30 a 9,45 for superfine State; 9,50 a 9,60 for extra State; 9,70 a 9,80 for choice do ; 9,40 a 9,65 for superfine Western ; 9,85 a 10,20 for common to medium extra Western ; 10,10 a 10,20 for common to good shippiug brands extra Round Hoop Ohio.Canadian flour very dull and 10 to 20c lower: sales 300 bbls, at 9,65 to 9,90 for common, and 10,00 a 11,15 for good to choice extra.Rye flour quiet.Receipts wheat 300 bus; market quiet\u2014sales 14,000 bus Amber Michigan at $2, and 7,500 bus Amber Red Western at $1,95.Rye dull.Barley dull.Corn receipts 10,663 brnhels; market dull and drooping: sales 2,300 buthels primo white southern at 1,82.Oats quiet at 97 a 99c for western.Pork unsettled ; sales 600 barrels, at 24,50 a 25,00 for mess: 20,00 a 22,00 for\u201963 and\u201964 do, ami 23,00 a 24,00 for prime.Beef dull.Lard dull.Stocks dull and lower.Money on call at 7 per cent.Sterling Exchange dull at 1091.Gold opened at 150, and closed at 1471.Imports & Exports at Quebec.B.A A.EXPRESS COMPANY.March 24\u20141 box to W McWilliam.1 do to F M Picard.1 trunk to R E Magee.1 parcel to A G Williamson.I do to K Morgan.1 do to J F Stewart.PER GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.March 24\u20141 box smoked fish to A Watters, case merchandise to McCall, Shchyn A Co.Ex s s Peruvian, at Portland\u20141 case to F Laurie.3 do to Glover A Fry.1 do to McCall.She-hyn A Co.4 do to Thibaudcau, Thomas «t Co, 1 do to Tetu A Garaeau.3 bales to W H Baldwin.16 bars yellow metal to II Dinning A Co.2 cases to R Levy.MARITIME EXTRACTS.Port of St John, N B\u2014Arrived, March 18 : Bark Nereid, Gougb, Gibraltar.Cleared\u2014Bark Mavoumeon, Robbins, Greenock.Neglected Coughs and Colds.\u2014Few arc aware of tho importance of checking a Cough or \u201c Common Cold,\u201d in its first stage; that which, in the begin ning, would yield to a mild remedy, if neglected, soon preys upon the lungs.\u201c Brown's Bronchial Troches,\" or Cough Lozenges, afford instant relief.March 23, 1865.\t6 The attempt to grow oranges and lemons in California is every year becoming more successful.The principal growers are ia Los An geios, where there are half a dozen men en gaged in the business, and where last year about 60,000 oranges and 38,000 lemons were grewn.This year nearly 100,006 oranges and 40,000 lemons have been raised in that vicinity.Of tbe present condition ot Charleston, it is said that nearly all of tbe dwellings in the lower districts have a silent, barren look about them, which tends to impress tbe observer tbat he is groping among tbe ruins of some ancient city.Of the palatial residences tn tbe vicinity of the Battery very little remains of their magnificence save the enviable sites upon which they are erected.Fire, shot, and shell have each had a hand in completing tbe work of desolation.The lower section of the city needs renovation and re- uilding.The Rouge papers are progressing.Their latest charge against Ministers is, that they are in the habit of robbing the mails.The Unton Nationale, a very hifalutin French paper, with eleven juvenile editors, exclaims : 14 The secrecy of letters is violated under the regime Brown-Cartier, as well as other principles of morality and of political well-being.\u2019\u2019 And the Pays, after stating that a letter of its correspondent was delivered to it with the envelope tom, says : 41 All tbese circumstances convince us tint some one at Quebec has an eye on suspected letter?, and knows to whom to apply when they light upon a prize.\u201d Of a surety these people mustbs very hard up for charges when they are reduced to such as these.This Casb or SittLKY.\u2014 Linas Seeley, one of the Citesipeahe captors, had an examination bet ire Judge Parker, a Commissioner of the Admiralty, at St John, New Brunswick, on Wednesday and Th«ars, Lower Town of Quebec, on WEDNESDAY, tbe 12th April next, at TWO o\u2019clock, P.M., for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of cancelling a certain deed of sale, made by J.J.Lowndes and Hy.Lowndes, Esquires, to tin Insolvent, of a certain property in tbe Lower Town of Quebec, between St.Paul Street and the River St.Charles, and for other purposes generally relating to the Estate of the said Insolvent.WM.WALKER, Official Assignee.Quebec, March 25, 1865.\ttd PORTRAITS \u20140»\u2014 British Americans! BY W.NOTMAN, BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES, FENNINGS TAYLOR, ESQUIRE, Deputy Clerk and Clerk Assistant of the Legislative Council of Canada.To be published in Monthly Parts, each part to contain five Portraits.Part No.1 will be issued in May.Terras of Subscription: $12.00 per annum.Quebec, March 25, 1865.\t6 FOR SALE, AfWA TJALF-BOXBS Window Glass, a)\\J\\F f jj assorted sizes, from 6i x 7i to 18 x 36.10 Hhds.Blunders Double Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil, 15 Barrels do do do do 200 Kegs Blundel\u2019s No.1 A X White Lead, 100 Tins do Zinc Paint, 10 Barrels Putty, 7 do Malaga Olive Oil, By GIBB, LAIRD k ROSS.Quebec, March 25, 1866.\t5 Paper.500 RE AMS Grey Wrapping, assorted sizes.300 Reams Drab Wrapping, assorted sizes.50 do White Tea,\tdo For sale by GIBB, LAIRD* ROSS.Quebec, March 25, 1865.William Simple and Jacques Bonhomme, Esqrs., members of the said Gouncil, and forming a quorum, the said Frs.Belanger, Esq., presiding as Mayor, the said Conncil by tbese presents ordain and make the following by-law, to wit: \u201cBY-LAW to fix the sum payable to the Secretary-Treasurer of the said Council by all persons desirous of obtaining Tavern or Shop Licences, permitting them to sell Spiritoons Liquors in tbe sa:d Municipality, and that the Inspector of Revenue may accord no Licences as Tavern-keeper or Shop-keeper except to thoee persons furnished with a certificate signed by the Mayor, the Secretary, and beating the seal of the said Council.\u201d l»t.\u2014That a sum of twelve dollars shall be paid by all and every person who shall apply for a certificate to obtain a Licence as Tavern-keeper, to permit him or them to sell Spiritnons Liquors in the said Municipality.2nd.\u2014That a sum of ten dollars shall be paid by all and every person who shall apply for a certificate to obtain a Licence as Shop-keeper, permitting him or them to sell Spirituons Liquors in a quantity which shall not be less than three half-pints.3rd.\u2014That Tavern or Shop Licences be not accorded by the Inspector of Revenue to sell Spirituous Liquors in the said Municipality except to persons furnished with certificates.That all certificates of licences accorded by this Conncil be signed by the Mayor and the Secretary, and bear the seal of the said Council.8th.\u2014That the sums hereinabove fixed be paid to the Secretary-Treasurer ol this Council.Rezofeed,\u2014That this Council do meet on MONDAY, the TWENTY-FOURTH APRIL next, at ONE o'clock in the afternoon, in the Hail of the said Conncil, for the purpose of according or refusing certificates of licence to persons making the demand.(Attested,) FRS.BELANGER, Mayor.J.B.Hamsl, Notary, Secretary-Treasurer o?the said Council.\u2019 Quebec, March 23, 1866.\t3.10 WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED GROOM, one who thoroughly nnderstands horses, and things pertaining to them.A single man pre-ferred.Best of references required.Apply to TH03.GIBB, 21, Esplanade.Quebec, March 22, 1865.I 5\t^ March 24, 1865.ly-t-odèw-jnlî THE MORNING CHRONICLE SATURDAY, MARCH 25\t1866.New Goods PER 9.S.\u201cBELGIAN\u201d YIA PORTLAND.JUST MARKED OFF : New Fancy Dress Goods, la a rarie'.y of Patterns, from lid.per yard up.New Rich Black Glacé and Corded Silks, Cheap.New Fancy aiul Scarlet FLANNELS! New Welsh and Saxony Flannels ! New Cotton & Linen Goods I Considerably under last season's prices.And expected to arrive this week : STRAW HATS AND BONNETS! And a variety of other Goods.O\u2019DOSGBir & co., IS, Fabrique Street.Quebec, March 22,1865.CHEAP I>ry Goods* A LARGE DISCOUNT OX ILL CASH PURCHASES TILL 1st APRIL.LAIRD k TBLFRR.Quebec, March 21, 1865.CHEAP Sprits resses CHEAP Black Glace Silks, CHEAP COLORED SILKS -A.NO- IRISH POPLINS,&C.LAIRD k TELFER.Quebec, March 21, 1865.Hoop Skirts.TJRADLBY\u2019S BBST HOOP SKIRTS, at O\u2019DOHBRTY k CO.\u2019S, Fabrique Street.Quebec, March 22, 1865.c Oil! Oil! OD, WHALE and SBAL, of good quality.\u2014also\u2014 4 Barrels PURE COD LIVER OIL, for Medicinal purposes.For Sale by TH08.FRASER, India Wharf.Quebec, March 23, 1865.\t3 Dairy Butter.C/\\ T7 EOS of the above, of excellent iV quality, fit for family use.For sale by THOS.FRASER, India Wharf.Quebec, March 23.1865.\t3 Canada Pork.M** Thin Mew, Prime Mess and Prime.For sale by THOS.FRASER, India Wharf.Quebec, March 23,1865.\t3 English Cordage for Sale.pi f|\u2019»OITS MANILLA and TARRED ROPE, v) J.subject to a drawback duty will be \u2022old cheap to close consignment.J.C.NOLAN, St.James Street.Quebec, March 24,1865.\tm22-2w-3o CHEAP White Cottons wdi.coagb.broaohitio, Mtbi&A, \u2022oao oTtbe motii trying oompuriou of this kind.It \u201cUmU^n«1T eOceeloea, affording ^\toth«r well-tried remedlea have \u2022\u2022wü poweri«#t.TMBRAPlOWa Wo« % for syphiilg.It iovc of ±Lb#.\u2018ir.,°r* ÜUo*«' thremmaed Imparity ef blood, aearvy, pimple* which It ail d for baa been too moeba faabioe to employ mercury saraaparllia Jhe detraction of tb* «afferer\u2019e teeth ; and rain of health.Under thti medicine every retire of dt mam) rAptoly disApBfefcrs ; And the ikin iitnnM the pleaoiag aot tneM of Infancy.THVRAPIOB, Ko.3, for relaxation, tpenna torrboBa, and all the aiatreaaing ft>n*ei|n ^ncee artaing from early aboae, ezeeea.reatueaoe in hot, unhealthy 3Uu.atM.ae.*t po*ae**ee larpnaing power la realer u>e «urength and vlgoor to the debilitated.To thoee whe are prevented eataring the marriage «tala by the oenaeqnoueee of early error, it will reader eeeiinrul aid by «abdaing *U dlaquaiifleatloc* ; and raatorlng the ioet tone to tj* tyatem.Therapioa may be procorvd at 11*.and 33a per paekaga tfaroogh aU tneJietna vendor», or In S3 packige* for foreign *bip>acnt.three; from London only, by which SI l*a aro *ar^d ; and StO paekages for the more inveterate caaa*.by which a «till greater mving U effected.In ordering Ue abova the porchaeer i ho aid itau which of the three aamborn he reqalrea.Hu Mawnr's Hos.CanuaioirAM have gncleoa iy permitted the gCTarniaem atamp bearing the word - Therapioa'\u2019 in whit* letter», to be attached to each packet, tk-*1-\u2014-*\u2014\u2014*¦\u201c-¦\u2014- -\u2014¦ ¦ - imitation*, right of *u frtngemen aoat mverity.S«aru rom r.'iatAVD.Thome* A Co., 7, Upper St.Marti.i>laa* ; Uarciay A Co., yarrlngdoa etraat ; Kd ward.A Co.aw' Newbery A Sosa «L PaoiVcborct yard Sattaa A Co., Bow-chorch-yard, London j *baJu;*« A Co., Livorpool ; Apotberane* Coma., ulae-gow Farris A Co., Brute! ; Coroieh A Go., Plymouth : Bo- a Davouport -, Bandali a Oo., Southampton, and .btalaahie through all medicine vendor* la the known world, or in oaea A dificaity, by eocioeiag a draft or or ¦ x lor S3 or A10, acwrrdmg to the nature of the are, payable in London t# Ueacra I home* A Co., aa »b>va, ala*,** pacaage will be cent by ratura mail, carefully recured from obeervation or aootdeat.NOT A RUM DRINK 4 Highly OoBWBtntsa VEGETABLE EXTRACT.4 PURI TONIC, TSAT WILL ULI1T1 TO AFTLIOTSD; ASS NOT MAKE DRUNKARDS.DK.HOOFLAND\u2019S SERMAN BITTERS, PR1PARID BT DR.O.M.JAOKSON.Philadelphia, Pa., WUl Effectually and Most Certainly CURE ALL DISEASES All IIS S F20M A UISORDIRHD LIYIO, .feTOMAOn, or kidnith; Hoofland\u2019s German Bitten Will Gers Every Csss sf Ohranie or Nervout Debility, Disease of the Kui neyt, and Diseases arising from a Disordered Stomach, irapioa\" In whit* letter», to be attached to each SLÎ\"7î2Stt\u2018ir»p°î!ï\t»>**rv#th*^oUowing Symptoms, of supply throughou; her dominion* ; *ny in- | tmmatoi which thej wiu prtMecata wuh the at* tofnltUg from Difiorders of ifcd'.DiGBS- tevarUv.\tI\tmzrrw\ts mci .Disorders of the Stomach 4rs the aoeroas of the deadliest maladies.Their effect is to vitiato all Oio fluids of the body, and to seed a poisoned stream through * all the onaasels of circulation.Now, what is ths operation of the Pilh T They cleanse the bowels, regulate the liver, bring the relax* off ot Irma tad stomach into a natural condition, and, acting through the secret!vs organs, ores rxs blood iTSSLS, change tbs state ef the system from sickness to health, by exercising s simultaneous and wholesome effect upon all Hi ports and functions.Woman in all her Difficulties Is invited ts test the regulating sad rester-stive powers of this bermiess out effective preparation.4t the two epochs of life in which the female system undergoes the most importent and critical changes, the Pills will prove a positive ssfeguard against evil eonseqneaoec.They ore also confidently recommended as a specific In every disorder to whi«h females are exclusively subject.Be it Understood# That the shove statements eon at all times Se verified by the written testimony (extending through a quarter of a century) of tens of tboosoMs of uimpeaohablo wlmooses.Bilious Maladies# Ac^Scc pREltATUBE DECAY OF THE SYSTEM X ooC iu perfect rMterauoa.whetfcer ariautg from youtofal iraprukeooe, or tk* exoeeeee ot Mult life, infection, cum*to, Aa Ubeerfaliona on marriage, the praveation end removal of certain dl*qoaUAoatlon* Rnie* and aomeroo* preaonpUoa* for eeu treatment-Cofferer* who arc prevented from matrimoav by the soa*vqaenca* of Unprudxoc*, «boa Id read this work, a* pointing ont the ear* way to restoration ef health.Sent poet free in as envelope on receipt of 3*.by Mr Law**, Medical FubUaker, U, Hand Court, Lendon.The] Cause ft Cure of Premature Decline.»#« by all the Agent* for Dr.De Koe* Medictnae, or \u2022\u2022ot peat frw», secure from observation, direct from tb* Author for Sa M.TIYX USQANEi I Oonsti-paticn, inward Piles, Fulness or Blood to .the Head, Adioity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fulaessor Weight in tha litoauvoh, Bom Bracutions, Sinking ur Flatter-tag it the Pit ot the Stomach, Swimming of be Head, Harried and Diffict It Breathing, fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating lenssUons when in a 1) ing posture, Dimness of Tision, Dots or Webs before the Bight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Diificieuoy of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin and lyes, Pain in the Bide, Book, Obest, Limbo, 4o.Sadden Flashes ot Heat Burning in the Flesh, 0 instant Imaginings of Bvll, and great De-pression of Spirits.*55 /y OR.RAD WAY\u2019S PILLS.HEWIV fMSCOVEREO PRIFICIPIES IN PURGATION m RADWAT\u2019b nUR ARE THE\tPURllATTYP p.ll* ic the World, and ibo wily ¦««table tktbeuiute C-rOUomel or Merrory over dlecovcr***! il of VF.r sdlTT^CK» OtT INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS, Bffr I0Ü8 CHOLIC, BILIOUS FEVER.EBP SIPF.LAS, CONGESTIVE FEVEB, S H A LI.POX, M EASLBi, SCARLET FEVEB, A XX TO SXOBS Vllefcft WIÜ psrgo the disease from the eyatetn in 8IX HOURS.If ««lied with r.itlrar of tho ai>ove named kiaeaiee, let tt.Why Rad way's Fills Cars Small ?6£ la Sme\" Pox, Sc.trlet Pever, Frys:pol»e, Y*fi*w,Td pbdl aad outer rsdoeimp FW*, pc a* a no* tc W,tAi ws«Vvsi.But t* adatinuiler * dose at Draatl# Ft: * tk-untaiKm they would produo*, sod tbe re Wax area arc dci-lotioo that would Collow, W*uM be Blrely to pc»* tail.If phyeictane,is the** canee, wenld g'.v» XJ r WaT^ PILLS, they Would always eur# lb»!.- patlcnv la them dlaoasee a mild, toaOvy, kealhig md gret.-xtlni-jlaticg larHivs Is TequreA, Vksdi !s setwed > XADWAV'S PEJ4.Why Imperfect f^Is -drlpec Tb* oauss of gnunf.sansts, Blo^ura-, \u2018.uascbm k dsbbty, that u't dared by s dose of JruLs pUl*, u *»\u2022 is, to their i-nperfect operation.If w-ib tbe/terwe, U diseased ftunori, ^ ft circula ting in tb* «y stem, were \u2022) yslied by tbese pilis, there wouU be but bill» jam * gripms.It 1* the aheenc* of tbs oiio and olber hnktor whloh the imperfect pills foil to pure* cut *f foe sysUar foat eocasisc* foe paia.By\tik* stc I* sytx dated after serers srlylig £«f wlU A.-uad ihia r.a-watery.ed, tuC Co ütémî th.T pcFUiarity It Los Acquire;1!.frt this preparation, besides the virtues of the Cherry, there are cemmvigled with it olhe ingredients oj like value, thus inaeanng its value ten fold, and'/orming a Remedy whose power to soothe, to heal, to relieve, and to cure disease, exists ;« no other medicine yet discovered.Seasonable FcstivitiB*.Whether attending, iu solemn duty, to religious service, at tho lecture, tho concert, or at any social gathering, we fine at this period that coughs an:l colds are very prevalent: unpleasant alike to those who suffer as well os to those who have aural demonstration of the fact.Many an impressive discourse, mau; a choice selection of music, has been marron by a din of coughing that seems at times con tagione.To remedy this our readers should use and recommend Wistur*! Balsam of Wild Cherry, one of the best medicines in tho wtrlc for Oongh?, Golds, Bronchitis, and all throat and chest atfectiond.\u2014Afonfreoi Transcript, ?Curs for Waooplug Cough, bt.Htaoimthb, 0.S., Aug.31, 1856.Messrs.Bira W.Fowls 4 Oo.Gentlemen :\u2014Several months since a little daughter of mine, ten years of age, waa taken with Whooping Cough m a very aggravated form, and nothing we could do for her oeemed in any way to relieve her suffering.We at length decided to try a bottle of your Dr.WistaPs Balsam of Wild Cherry.Iu threi hours after ehe had commenced using it, she was greatly relieved, and in less than three days was entirely eared, and is now well.1 have since recommended the Balsam to man?of my neighbours, who have used it, and iu no case hare I known it tail of effecting a speedy cure* You are at liberty to make any nse of the above you think proper.If it shall induce aay body to uce your Balsam I shall be aiad for I have great confidence in it.Yours, P.GUITTB, Proprietor of the Courrier de St.Hyacinthe.Csrtlfloats from I*.J.aiaclas,\u2018Baq.^of tho Minerve._ _ _ Moxtbsal, L.U., uct.10, 1858.S.W.Fowls 4 Oo., Boston,\u2014 Gentlemen :-Hftving experienced the most gratifying results from tbe uae of Dr.WistaPs Balsam of Wild Cherry 1 am induced to express the great confidence wnich I have in its officasy.For nine months I was most crnelly afflicted with a severs and obstinate cougb, accompanied with aoûts pain in the side, I which did not leave me, summer or winter.In October the symptoms increased alarmingly, and so reduced was I that I could walk out a few steps without resting to recover from the pain and fatigue which so slight au exertion occasioned.At this juncture I commenced taking tho Balsam, from which I found immediate reliej, and after having used four bottles I was completely restored to health.I [ have also used ths Balsam in my family, and administered it to my ehildren with the happiest results.I am sure that such Canadians as use the Balsam can bat speak in its favor.It is a preparation which has only to bo tried to be acknowledged as the remedy par excellence, Yonr obedient servant, L.HA0IN1.D£ Wiatar\u2019a Balsam Wüd Ohorry.This sterling remedy appears to be working wonders.Wo have so long heard of its superior merit in diseases of the Throat and Lange that we doubt not Us claim of being \u2022» tho Great remedy.\" Jjaay of oar most respected oitiiens who appreciate its uncommon wortti froa personal use, have attested to the tact by their written testimonials.These an strong recoeimendations, and shoald certain I v prompt all who tmffer from pulmonary coil-piaints in its various forms, to give it a trial.\u2014(Jttswa Citizen.*3\" Gautlon te purchasers The genuine WIdTAB\u20198 BALSAM has always tbe signature of I.BOTTB, and the printed name of tc?Proprietor* on tho orner wrapper, Purohaee no other.Prepared by bBTH W.FOWLS 4 OO., a t\tBoston.Bold at wboltsals by John P.Henry 4 Gs> and Lymans, Glare 4 Go., at Montreal.¦ Foi- fcsieln qtiibeo by Bowles 4 McLeod, J*ho Masson *Oo.,J.n.Barko, J.H Marsh Jao.8.Bowoa ; Hdmond Gfrinx, Lower Town W.r.Brunet, St.Booh, H 13».\tIta-JAw '5 Horror of Dis'-ase, Uimn- as ot Vision, Hot Hands, Dryneps of the Skin, Universal Latitude, AXX> DISEASES RESULTING FROM Disorder* of the Liver And Digestive Organs, ABS CLRKn BT HOOFLAND\u2019S GJeriimn Hitters THE QRKAT HTRKNQTHENING Tonic, Kioae Bitters have performed more Cures I &IVK BELTER SATISFACTION! Have more Testimony I HAVE MORE RESPECTABLE PEOPLE TO VOUCH FOR THEM! Than any other article in the market.We defy any One to contradict this Asmtion And w II P^y $1000 To any one that will produce a Certificate pub-iianed b) us ihat is not gkncin*.Iloofland\u2019s German Bitiers Will enre ev^ry case of\t.\u201e\u201e10|,\u201e0IIIUU w Chronic or NVrvoua Dchilify^diseaseF of Mea\u2019or7» Of I lie K itlni-ys, and Di W,\t' | arising Irom a disordered Stomach.Observe tbe following Symptoms : Resulting from Disorder, ,f (hr Digs.,ire Organs: OonsilpaUoo, ïoward Piles, FulneBs of Blood to the Head, Aridity of the 'tomneb, Nau-se»; Heartburn, Disgust for Food, * ulnesa or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at tha mart, Choking or Suffocating Sen-sstions when in a lying Postur*-, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Weba before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yel \u2022 lowncs; or 'be Skin aid Eyes, Ptin in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, 4c., Sudden Fluehee of Heat, i \u201cUrajn t^ie rie*h, Constant Imaginings of Evil, and gre \u2022 t Depression cf Spirits.Rfcivi - anB&R That this Brltcrs is not Alcoholic, CONTAINS NO RUM 6R WHISKEY, A> d can\u2019t make Drunka ds, But is the BEST TONIC in the WORLD.tkif\" Read who tuya so : *^3$ FROM TMK unv \u2019Î,,I,10MAS B- FLORENCE.PRnvi Juu\tTHOMAS B.FLORENCE iKOM AHE HON.THOMAS B.FLORENCE Washington, Jan.1st, 1864.Gentlemen,-Having stated it verbally to you, 1 have no besitaiion, in writing the fact h n e*)Pp^leD('ed marked benefit from your Hoofland a German Bitters.During a long and tedious session of Congress, pressing and onerous duties nearly prostrated me.A kind friend eugg sled the nse of the preparation I have named.I took bis advice, and toe result was improvement ot health, renewed energy and that par ticular relief I so much t eeded and obtained.Others may be similarly advantaged if they desire to be.\tB Truly your ftiend, THOMAS B.FLORENCE.Preparations \u201cHIGHLY CONCENTRATED\" COMPOUND Fluid Extract Buchu A positive and Specific Remedy for diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel and Dropsical Swellings.This Medicine increases the powers of diges lion, and fx-ites the absorbents into healthy action, by which the matter of calcareous depositions, and all unnatural enlargements are reduced, hs well as pain and iLfi-iOimation, and is good for men, women and children.H HelmboltTs Extract Buchu! For weakness arising from Ex esses, Habits of Dissipation, Early Indiscretion, attended with the following Symptoms : Indisposition to Exertion, Loss of Power, DiflS'-uliy of Breathicg, Trembling, Wakefulness, Pa n in the hack.Flushing of the Body, Eruptions of the Face, Pallid Countenance, Muscular System.These symptoms, if allowed to go on (which this .Medicine invariably removes), soon follow FATUITY.EPILEPTIC FITS, Ac., in one of which the patient may expire.Who can say they are not frequently followed by those \u201cdireful diseases,\u201d INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION?Many are aware of the cause of their suffering, but none will confess.Tbe records of the insane asylums and ihf* melanc1 oly deaths by consumption bear ample witness to the truth of tbe assertion.The Constitution, once affected by organic weakness, requires tbe aid of medicine to strengbten and invigorate the syatem.which HELMBOLD\u2019S EXTRACT OF BUCHU invariably does, A trial will convince the most sceptieal.In many affections peculiar to Females, the Extract Bcchd is unequalled by any other remedy, and for all complaints incident to ibe sex, or in the DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE, Saa SvapToas above.KO WAD IL T SHOULD DB WITHOUT IT.Take no Balsam, Mercnry, or unpleasant medieme for unpleasant and dangerous diseases.Helmbold Extract Buchu ASS ZMFS07SD ROSE \u2019WASH Curee Seeret Diseases In all their stages at little expense, little or no change ol diet, no inconvenience, and NO EX POSÜRE.BALSAMIC I I IX IK.A CERTIFICATE wot»*1* An M USE HELM BOLD\u2019S *-^888\t\u201c WHhrat yoo I taoaMh*?.bit mj pava, b«t aow I am a happy man again.\u201d_D.F.F-, Inv*ra«*a.H 1 oan aever thank von soiBefanUy i ftad of to* Chutai Tita, where u tions.Ourvagueuuuuve.Ad\"^^- vt tho Who, beingdoly nronCdoik\t0tt tions eon tain no narooti* ° preJ other \u2019njurioas drama/\u201ctarenry, 0» cable.\t**\u2019 ¦DtJirÎJP.arc1/ tcgSa Bworn and enbeonbed ^^^ABOLD.»¦ dAw * AFFIDAVIT.Prj?r \u2022r'\u2022\"\u201c\u2018\u2022bml b,J.prixiunw work»P 1 Mr,at h,.8,U;*1» Ttifr /nan» » 1 AloaolAU> Hi'U 1941.U*aa*C4J otoftiltlitihtid i| "]