Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 27 janvier 1870, jeudi 27 janvier 1870

[" 1 T *IC/r4 MVOt 'JiO- ak tall Purls tar Madrid, he was nam he Tnlleriec.The Kaaperer spoke i terme, «yleg tkat the existing state la Hpnln wna Megmcefol In the eyes noooant* regutady, Mqcktate the debt ef the Livingstone, baa been published Sis : I sm sure yonr readers will be glad to learn still later news of the great traveller than has yet been published.Bishop Toser, writing from the Mission-boose, Zanzibar, under date October 25, 1869, says : « I spoke a few days since with an Arab trader, who informed me that he had seen Dr.Liringstone four months before at Ujlji.'\u2019 This brings ns to July.Up to that tltae, therefore, he had not been eaten by the cannibals to whom be allnded In bis last letter.I am, sir, year obedient servant,\tW.Fossas Carsp, Honorary Secretary of the Central African MiiWion.The Dtm of Odessa, which is the organ of the Jews in Russia announces that all the on-married Jews bava now been expelled from the frontier districts of Bessarabia except thoee who reside in the town of Kitcheneff, who hare been allowed to delay their departure for a short time.But next spring the whole of the Jewish population of Bssa-arebia is to be driven into the interior of the (¦figHM,.xouacement of his demise, which will be received everywhere with regret.\u2014Ed.BoUon Pool ] Wo.9*1*11 New York Tribune THEMEtT FARMERS\u2019PAPER I Tito JPupor oT tli© People.SOW IS THU TIMB TO 8UBSCBIBJI VOB .CHEAT FAMILY NEWSPAPER.ms o»ir bsojms rrs oitcut-Avnir re lakoks THAT TSlT or ATT OTHSS SrwSPAPSS.NOW IS THE TIME TO FORM CLUBS doing.This is partly attributable to the want of good crossing on the river, and in a measure to the low prtaf ef grain ; but it is due In a much larger degree to the want of a market for coarse grain.There is an enormous crop in the hands of farmers, but there are no buyers.Montreal merchants never care to purchase grain nntil it has risen above its value, then they outbid each other, and fight for an opportanlty to ruin tbemselvea.|1116 N ew York Weekly Tribune some millions of bushels of oats and other coarse grains at pricea far below the oort of production, on which it oonld not fail to make a large profit.Oats at 22 cents are a drug that dealers do not care to touch ; if they were op to 59 cents there would be an active demand for them.The greater part of the winter trade will be lost because the farmer could not sell his grain, and conaequeutly was without the means (o purchase needed supplies.\u2014Sfontraal Star.\t- \u2022* - Crush tog amt Cabla HaUrptisc*.Mr.Scunner\u2019s substitute bill lor regulating telegraph cables between the Halted States and foreign countries is, as might have been expected, a bolster for the monopolists.It imposes terms which will prevent nay more foreign capitalists from putting money in Atlantic cables, if the bed treatment of the French company by thie government has not already frightened such an idea out of their ids.In one section there is a clumsy pretence of protecting the public against extortion in consequence of the oonrolidation of interests, such as Ike Atlantic and French Gable companies are said to have effected.Bat a child can see tkat the public will be but little cared for, when it is said that Congress will have the finalisaj about tua rates.All that a consolidation would have to do would be to 11 influence\u201d Congress, aad op the rates would go, as high as any monopolist could wish.The bill, as is apparent open a careful reading, is a crafty device to stop any more cables from being laid,And compelling people to Weed freely to the existing monopoly.We had rather trust any companies that might consolidate to fix their own.prices than to have Congress stop in and sanction them by law.In the latter case lobby-men and others more nearly concerned in law-making might have to be interested in (bed!vison of the pro fits, and the rates weald inevitably be pnt higher than if the monopoly had only itself to provide for\u2014New York Journal Com a HstAsr-la-Lavv- ffftmetniag I*lks (From the Pall Mall Gasetto.) A German paper gives an account of strange Incident which cccurred lately on the occasion of a marriage before the cirti authorities in Algeria The official required the consent of the mother, and asked if she were present.A loud bass voice answered, \u201c Yoa.\u201d The Mayor looked up and saw a tall soldier before him.11 That is well,* he said; 'Met the mother come here\u2014bar cousent and signature are necessary,\u201d\t( To the astonishment of all preaent, the soldier approached the Mayor with long strides, saluted iu military faahfou, and said > \" You ask for the mother of the bride ; ahe stands before jon.\u201d\t.\u201c Very well, sir,\" replied the Mayor, i'then stand back, I can take no prosy ; I must see the mother\u2014ibe mother, I tell yon F And I repeat,\" rejoined the soldier, '< that she stands before you.My name Is Marie \u2014 ; I have been thirty-six years In the service ; I have been through several campaigns, and obtained the rank of sergeant; here are my papers, the permission to wegr uniform, and ay nomination as sergeant-major.\" Tbo Mayor carefully examined the documenta aad found them perfectly correct, god completed the marriage of the bridal pair, the mother blessing them so fervently with her deep bam voice that all present were more startled than touched.Ho flUMEKES THE TEST OF TRUTH IE THE COUXClI*.j The Halifax Exprett has a communication from a correspondent at Borne\u2014Archbishop i-\u2014 -.-, -,\u2014- \u2014 -, *\u20147.Connolly, we should say.In this commuai-1 North German Union, Russia and the United «GTE».IMPORTAIT CHAK0S8 IX TBI JUDICIAL STATUS.Letters from Egypt mention that the Oou-ference of Commissioners of the various foreign Powers to consider the proposed changes in the judicial system of the country, so far as they may effect foreigners, is continuing iu labors.Jt has lately Reea joined by Mr.Hale, Consul-General of the United SUtes, nnder a full power from President Grant, and now consists of representative* from Austria, France, Great Britain, Italy \u2022ignis away in hta anger, when his wife, who considered It most sacred, iaterferred strain and ha threw hex on the bed, and in the aenffis his own Auger, on which he shows u « and accidently stabbed her.Neither of he cut scratch, *ad accidently stabbed her.Neither of them knew tbai she had been injured for an hour afterward, and when ahe discovered her condition he seat for Dr.Boooey, hut hie wiie insisted oa having Dr.Blis^ whoa he eon-tadsyrd la com patent.Mills also declares that hta wife had been of sooh violent temper that he applied to Just foe Bank toy some Usée ago to hove sane csatnlat placed epira her.Bat the Justice advised him to leave her.He thsstehiB had papers «reed upon her preparatory toe di recce suit.But they mode op and Ijred quietly for awhile., j \u201e Now Mxs.Mills aad her irieade, deny the above chargee collectively aed In detail.She never persecuted him for jotaiag her church, h«t wse very glad that he joined She never accnseAim of undue familiarity with or atton-tfon to Mrs Dooley os any eths* women.-; but drank er sober, *h« overs, he bed m ungovernable temp», that he htmqff Ups ia IrogUe.He would go hotoe soom-l not finding his meek ready or not toch food as he liked, he would opart crockery sod kkdt up n general raw.He wee also of a very jealous disposition, and would freqaeotly that Mrx Mille wse eat vtaiting or not, nmd K he found her oaF he piwld provoke a quernl and abuse her.\u2018 Mol Mille ta ceuvakeoent, and her recent laviUiDgs^s to appear against tern or to aMsw hrt sou to appear, tarn beau ursuoesau by the fate* assertion* ot Mill* dnriag hta tu-coxae ratios).She intends to appear against him attoou «\u2022 to# ta sufficiently »y cation, while the conjecture* and rumours of things done or said by the Great Connell or Its individual members, as set forth In the Bo ta sa correspondence to the secular pres*, is pleasantly treated as being somewhat mythical, the existence of a dissatisfied minority in the Council Is admitted.The Archbishop a»ys however, that the personal infallibility of the Pops will be defined by the 0ouo< ii, and that there will be universal acquiescence with ibe decree of the Council regarding It One sentence from the Archbishop\u2019s letter we gfvn literally.Says he j \u201cAnd even If any \u201c Bishop should object to the dogma, or u doubt ai to the propriety of its definition, \u201c the moment the majority has agreed to '' ft, they will think them selves wrong and i** sinful ia objecting and doubting, and give M In tbelr adhesion at onoe, for though they « may have doubted the personal infallibility \" of the Pope, they never doubted the infahi-u bilKy of the Ecumenical Council.\u201d; They may have doubted the Pope, but they have unlimited confidence in themselves, or at least In the majority of their own order ; and nnmbers is the test of truth.This is a capita!, compendious, and most arithmetical way of discovering truth by tbe counting of noses\u2014 figures if vou get enongh of them never lie It seems.What a pity it is that the Council does not sit «.» ptminenca, and apply the arithmetical test to the thousand and one dis putod or unsettled questions that exist within tbs scientific domain.How rapid the progress ef science would be had it some such abort, easy and infallible method of discovering truth and defining its principles.\u20143* John States, and of Nubar Pacha, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Egypt.¦ EtORATfOE.A crowded meeting, under tbe presidency of Sir John Grey, K O.B, was held at Exeter The Gaulai* announces the death of Mme.Galoe, wife of the former Director of the Golo-nisj under Loots Philippe, and daughter of General Foy.She has been inferred at Pere-I i-Chaise, in the grand sepulchre, the well-known work of David of Angers, erected In 1825, by national Babscriptioa, to the great orator of the Liberal Party.Taey have revamped an old story in N«» Hampshire, and relate how a perplexed housewife, in Rochester, in that State, set before her guests her first efforts at cooking oysters, with the remark that she found It very difficult to dreaa them, and so \"just held onto their wings and cut their stomachs off, and guessed they\u2019d be good.'* The Martheaitem Corretpondenee says 1The treaty of commerce between Austria aud England was signed al the Ministry of Foreign Affairs In Vienna, on the 30th December, by Count de Beast and Lord Bloomfield, English Minister.Thus the long negotiation has at length been bronght to a successful result, for although the treaty has still to be submitted to the two Parliaments of Vienna and Perth for approval, that final step is a mere formality, for the Hungarian Chambers have already eiven their assent, and the conditions required by the B-dcbsrath before voting the measure have been fulfilled by means of the obliging dispositions of the English Govern-meni.\" The Madrid Polities ol Dec.31 makes ^be following announcement : \u201c Qn the arrival last night of General Pi at Madrid he found a dispatch (not telegraph) awaiting him from Senor Monte mar, the Spanish Ambassador to Italy, in which he explains extensively tfav Victor Emmanuel has fbrnotacc contains all tha important Editorials pabllshad ta tbe Daily Tribane, except those of merely local interett ; alio Literary and Soientlflo In-tetligaaoe ; Reviews of the most inte;ertisg sad important New Books ; letters from onr forgo oerps of Correspondents; letsst nswajecelvedby Talegraph from all parts of the world ; a saow mar y of all important iatelligenre ia this eity and elsewhere; atynopals of the prooeedlaga rtnt it This 1a the strength of The Tribune.We pilae the cheapest aad best edited weekly ¦e* spapar in tbs country.We have all the advantages around us.W* have groat Dally and Semi-Weakly sflitlons.AH the elaborate and in trieait meobioerj of our establishment\u2014perhaps th* most complete la Amer'0a\u2014U devoted te th* purpose of making Tho Weekly Tribune ike heat rad eheapeat newspaper in the warld.Th* resattis thatwehxve so systematised and *x-and«d ons resource* that every copy of The feebly Tribune contains as mneh matter as a duodecimo vo'.nme.Think of it I For two dollars, th* sabsoribar to Th* Trieuna for on* year haya as much reading matte* as though he filled a shelf of his library with fifty volumes, oontela-infitk* gree est works in tks leaguage.The fore* of ehtapneis ora so further go.Tho Weekly Tribune is the paper of the people.Hers th* eager students may learn th* last lessons ef soieaoe.Her* th* scholar may read reviews of the bot t books.Hero may be found eorrts-peafoaoo from all ph'ts of tha world, tha observations of since re and gifted men, who aetra The Trihoa* la almost ovary \u2022 «untry.Tho Tribune is stroog by moans of Its onoraon elreaUtl-sn rad groat cheapness.It has long basa OMoadad that Tha Weekly Triban* has the largest oirenlatloa of any nawt^apur la th* ooaa-try.For years w* have printed twice as many papers* perhaps, as all cf the other weekly edition* of tbo city dailies oomt Ined.This is why wo art enabled to do onr work to thoroughly rad ohesply.Tho larger onr ciroulitloot th* better patorwooan make.What eve tha practical suggestions T Many.Let avory subscriber renaw his subsetlptioa, and urge his caighbors te de-.tbe sam*.II a man \u2022unot afford to pay two dollars, let him raise a slab, by kdseiog his neighbors to shbeeribe, and wa shall send him a copy gratis for his trouble No newspaper so larg* and 0 mnlcte as The Weekly Trlounc was ever bef -rs offered at so low a price.Even when onr cur enoy was at par wish geld, ne su «h paper bat Th* Tribune was offered at that prie* ; -nd Tha Tribu:.* then cost a* t*x less than it new doe*.W* hay* solved th* ptpblem of making th* hast rad cheapest news paper la America.TERMS 0» THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.to MUfa auBsoaisiRS : On* copy, ota ysar, 52 Usoes.,.|2 00 ft copies, $9 ; 10 espies, to one address, 1 50 ea«b, *ui one extra oopy; 10 ooptes, to names of sutaotlbers, at one Post Office, 1.S0 each, and oa* extra cony ; 20 oopUs, to on* address, 1.25 each, and on* extra oopy; 20 aopieç, to names of snbaotibors, at on* Pott Ofloo, 1.35 etoh, aad on* extra cony ; 50 copias, tion* addrass, 100 aaoh, and one extra oopy; *0 copies, to names of subscribers, at on* Post 0 Am, 1.10 eioh, and ons * extra ojpy.THE N.Y- SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is published every Tuesday and Friday, rad being printed twice a week, we can, of coursa, prist all that appears In onr weekly edition, ja-oloding everything on the suVjeet of ArrioaltUfe, eu I *»n add much interesting end vriasbls matter, for which there is not enffi rient {>om In f hq Weekly Tribu e.The Sqinl-Weekly Trihnnç also gives, in th* eoqrsq of h year, three or fox of tk* BiST AED LATEST POPULAR NOV RIB.by living authors.Tha omt of these alone, if DA.VIE) LEVY\u2019S, SDOOISSOK TO TBE Late Simon ILsevy.\u2022 L* lias new om head a very large us« sortmeat of]\u2014 Bp.Tea aad Ooffee Setts, Kettles end Urns, ¦ ;*r(aes.Centre Pieces and Flewar Tubas, Sid* DLher, Cake Baskets, 8oy Stands, Crust Stands, Im Pitchsrr, Olarst Jugs, Ornamsats, Vases, Lusters, Toilet Setts, Walters, Trays, Spoons, Forks, As., Ao.\u2014also,\u2014 A large assortment of Meersoheum Pipes end Fancy Cigar Holders to be sold vary oheap for Cash.At\tDAVID LIVY\u2019S.Jan 10.1870.Hail, London, on the ftth of January, to pro-\th(* *>r *7 him, took Noum by one faff tba way through a back\tB m the Champ f «Tlftsate bao, have be«« appelated Assigeoe te this msOtar.\u2018 Craditers are requested te IM (hair atattoa ha-fore to* wlthta oa# tooath.TOLET.Posera*lon 1st May next.That large aad eouauaodleas 1 ft Two-Stor/Stone Hoase, situated at Moont Pleasant, IU, 8t.John Street (without,) with Stable, Coaeh-house, iM-hous* rad Gardat atteehed.The House Is la psrfeet order, with Water, Patent Water Closet rad Gas iatrodnoed, and oommands a view of th» finest soonory about Qnebec, haring an unlaterreptod view ef th* Valley of tho 8L Charles aad tunoundiegs.-For partieulars apply on the premises.Or to\tAR0HD.NICOLL.Deo 21, llffi,_______________la To Let, TI1K ara(«cleee dwolllag keaee, ft No.13, 8L Doris Street, Cep*.Apply to , .\t- Or to WESTON HUNT, Jan* 14, 1869.f tho City of Qnobeo and Peter |P.Bowman, horetofjr* of Qaabao \u2022 aforesaid, now of th* said City of Montreal Trader, and heretofore doing business as sueh atQuebso a fores ri i, under th* nam* and firm of Haot, Bowman A Company, Defendants.A Writ of Atteohment has Issued la ttol« cause.\t< j /> l.1/ C.ALLEYN, \u2018 bnerlff.Qaabso, Jan 18,1676.\tjai9 » HON.G10.IRVINE, WESTON HUNT.For Sale or to Let, \u2022 >«inL iiiiiHI VHM tw* magalAceat r*ar-et*vy Brick Houses, situate oa St Aaa aad Deejardta* Streets, heretofore oeoapled Ihy th# esierdii [illtary Government.Apply U Or, to May 16,1869.JOS.G.BOSSE, l.G.CANNON, N.P.Se-tf TO LET, A Doable Hoaee# FaraletoedL am U* Cape, with good Stahlol aad Tard.Apply te I.«.CANNON, H.K Juno 1.18*8.Birch- lor Sale.t,e«0 foe* of Vortto average litaehw.Apply te Job* ».1866.Curly Btrotof J.WALSH, La Banque Nationale, OeuaiO, 4lh January, 1670.Public Nolle* te hereby glveu that La Banque Nationel* will apply, dailag the aaxt Session of Parliament of -he Dominion of Canada, for an Aot to eon Unas aad amend Hi Charter, I» Inereas* Its Capital aad for other purpose*.Jan 0,167#.\t2mp JOHIST aJL.^88 SMP 8READ BAKER.St.JPeter Street, OUEBEO May 8.1669' j.w.efew.cjooh:, -A-dvooates, LEAN'S BUILDINCSy ST.PITER STREET.May *4,1869 HENRY M0BI1AIN.Commission Merchant A Ship-vBroktv DEAN'S BUILDINGS, x St.JE*eter Street.ftUv A 1866.\t3f Him Stülfîüli \u2014an \u2014 General Marble Works, Ntw premlsM oorner of St.Cathtrin* and Alexander Ste.v Montreal.James Mavor to Oo., ¦CULPVOas sued ¦aaaCaetarars of «aery dowrlption ot Jfarbla anj Granite Work ; Impor ter* aad Dealers la Peterhead (Sootoh) Graaftei Dpdgoa aad eettmatss famished on annlha Jem II WM New Books! MIDDLEToITÎi DAWSON HAVE JUST RECEIVED : Hoad-Book of Zoology* wltto Bxouaptee from Canadian Species, Recent aad Fossil, byJ.W.Dawson, F.R.S.Chatterton a Blographloal Study, by Daniel Wilson, LL.D.\t: ; ; V#L I OaWtsnary BAkisa Woverlay Navets.Freak Oldfield ; er Loot aad Found\u2014a Tela-by J.N.Wilson, M A.^ Isabel\u2019s Secret ; cr a Sister\u2019s Lev*.Swtas Family Robtaeoa, a new aad aaohridgod Translatioa\u2014240 IllastraUeas.Tor sal* by MIDDLETON A DAWSON.Feet ef Mountain Hill.Jra 21* 1»7>.Insolvent _Act of 1869.Ia tbo matter ef FREDERICA MARIA HOFFMAN, cf th* Parish ml 84.Ambrai** data Jeaaw LereUe, wife ef Peter Smith, driag boslaeae under the of P.Smith A 0*.Iraelreut.*# th* aaderaigacd* ' Was.Walker, of Qnebes, hare beox eppotated Arigaee In this Creditors are r*qaa*tod to Ate their aletau he-fore me wlthta erne mouth.\u2019 WM.WALKER, * Offistal Assignee Jan 21, 1676.\t1$ INSOLVENT APT OF 1864.Iu th* matter ef J.B.GOSSELIN, ef SL Lauréat, Island ef Orleans^ laselteot.The creditors uf th* laaolvant are net 1 Aad that a Dividesd Sheet has hoou prepared, aadwUl nsmata opened te taapootfoa esed el^eo.tioui *t theofto* of Ttlhasdeeu Themes A Os.every day, htowssm too heun of TEN aad VIVE o\u2019etaek.aattt toe 51st day of Jaaoary, after whloh th* dlvideads therein al lotte i allt ha fold \u2022' U.TftIBAUDBAV, Jra 19.1874.(8 Jra 1$.1876.WM.WAj^KNH.¦ ^Official AsslgoM ^1* W.ef.TVlacA.rlan\\H, ADVOCATE, HAS REMOVED HIS OWlOf TO DE A BUI LDi NQte ST.PETER STREET, fHFERIAL hie toimm -OF \u2014 CElTAiUmED ISOS.) ItblfriM ui iQTMtti OtfltRl RDi Bffnrrffd filé £1,145.000-\u2014.STBRLIHOs fundi InTMted in Omadfl i tl05.00C?D.A.ROSS, Ageat for Quehas, \u2019-'\u2022\u2018ssttvr xroTjrcE.\u2014 Applleatloa will he oeade at the next fir* \u2022foe of too Parliament of Osuade for ra Aet to omeod tow Act# rospeeting Pilots for and below the Her her of Quebec, 00 as to enable saoh ef tho Pilots.aa pra oompaltad te do more work Ihaa (hoir share to retain for themselves the Pile teg* ea such extra work.D»e 14,1889.__ 2mp NOTICB fa hereby glveu that applleatloa wilt he mad* to (ho Legislature of the Prortnoo of Qnshee, ok Rs next sitting, to divide tbo Town-sMpef Capo do Resders, ia the district of Gasp*, Iota taro mautolpelities, to he called Cap* d* Beaters aad Griffon Townships.Grand Grava, Nov 2,1869.\tuo?17-2m MONTREAL OCEIN STEAMSHIP CO Sfeui)i f«i leiWW.Wh# ejs NMfHjhftitlA V, Alrd, Comoiaader* er other «te* aor sailing from Portland oa tho 16th 11* founded to e II at SL Johnh.N.T.mC Paaeiga .foam Point Levi te Bt.l«h»\u2019« a- ,\t; \u2022,< .1\t.\t.*V\" ftahta.,-.,,,.$M 66 Steerage.2# 66 For Passage app y te ALL INS, RAE A CO., A gen\u2019s.Jra 4.1676.\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022\u2019 Qttebec Bank Qwaaww, SffCh Dee., IA66- Applleatlou will h* oeade at 62m aaxt **#\u2022 staa of th* Dasa'afoa Parti emeet for aa Act te ineorperate a Company te he eatted th* M Quehee aad Ottawa Lumber Forwarding Company,\u201d wish pcrmtaeUa toerest Ptess aad plana Beam* ateer-tata placos oa tho River belew A* City of Ottawa, to enable the said Company to forward Lumber to Qaebeeacd intermediate plaoes.Deo 18,1888.T0ÏSÜ MS!!! aver RKCKIVBD by «h* Nabaenber* u \u2022 Assortment.Also, a vartaty of Faney Goods, ooasis-.ing of PlsfiM A Lubta\u2019s Perfumery, Marta Farina Oolagufe Fine Oils and Pemats, Musi sal Baxato Atetrdiaau, Oeneartlaaa, Vtaltaa* rad Ftatoe, Paparmashta WrMug Dasha sad Caddies, Rase Gamrs, Book Gammon rad Orib-hage Beards, with Chess rai ether Gimes, Work Box**, Walking Oaoas and Sticks, with a vartaty of other artieta*.Insolvent act of 1869.Ia th* matter of K.MATTE A CO., lasolraax.Jest reoelved, a fia* essor ta eat ef Orn ameutai Hair to make up tale Wigs, Braids, Water Fall* ef all variety of Fashion* to sait* Ladles rad Gentlemen, Gild aad Stiver Powder for Oran moating to* Heir, by WM.RICKMAN.\u2022 Next He*** to Imperial Hotel.Dee 18* 1669.,\t.^{ t:4l V:w;U Ito I Behan Brothers.GREET CHEEP SHE, arrow STOCK TAKHSTO.ri&ST 0LA38 fÀU.AID WI1TIE Orv Groods, \u2014at a\u2014 SACRIFICE.Before «teck To*tag *« Now You**, we wish te make a sfoaraaoo of our UIGE FUI IWTITIOIS, Aud for that purpose have toad* to Whe Imealareata haw* made am assignment rt their uutat# to toe.end the Creditors ere notified tetooetattoy oflM, No.17,84.Peter Straot.Qusbee on MONDAY, th* 24th day ef Jrauary, 1876, at TWO o\u2019oloek P M, to reeel re a statement of thoir affairs aad to appoint ra Assignee, WM.WALKER, Interim Assignee.Jra ft 1874.ClffillPilFSfirsT FVRS, At Extremely Low Prices RENFREW i MARCOU Are aaahlag addltteae dally to tbelr Stock of X*ao«d.rad to hatan great maesur* free from the faults ef thee* preparations.1 haws found it to he readily taken aad Biëtollend by la foals aad Invalids, aad of Its nutritious qualities there oaa be no question.\u201d Far sale by nil Druggists, when Circular# era Staples of every dossrlpttaa* all tastaded ta tba actioD.We offer this great talnosment to purchasers as th* time is short lo effeos onr objeet ; \u201c AN Bl Nov 21, 1866.BEHAN BROTHERS.firewood.FOR BALM, Iu late to emit par ek a ears, 800 Oevds firewood.Me*» $4*S per oerd j deUvnred OR#*, epposHa the Gev wans sal Yard aft to* Palais, or Ns.ftl, D\u2019Alguiltaa Stseet, 8t Jehn Suburb.CHARLES MARTEL.Novels, 481ft» For In&nts and Invalids.1 CHARLES MARI IN, SHttE IIIBEf) Fit SUE SHIPPING ORDER.¦ ¦ KO^OOO Feet White Ptae, 58 ft.av\u2019c*« MM feet Red Pta*, Mft.artge,\t- ^ y y see * «im.id do.fo886 \u201cAsk, 42 dw Aram life 14 tas.H.688 44 Suuara Tamer**, 86ft.av\u2019gm toeas\u2019d Apply # JOHN WALSH, fs- 0 ettMO^TÏOJLÊÎ, frtUmMT>A r, JÀAbw.V Üf, fié.Htn ADUmjSEMENTS.So«Ul\tW*«Uy»« Cliurok- f or Sftl* or ko b« Lot\u2014C H Andiowo.Morroy à Loaaoo'a ïlorld» Wotor.H««m ta Lot\u2014B 9 Potton.Briitol\u2019i 9»f*r Ooot^l P1U*.Brown\u2019* Broaohlol Troohoo.Briotol\u2019i Soraoporlllo.pWroo\u2019* Dominion H«wo Doyot\u2014ô M Pi«t.;o .WonUd for tho Pint April.Conoort oad Boodlnfo-L^lo»' Okriotioa Doo-triao Sodoty.Hons* to Lot\u2014Wm Bignoll.CiHsona of Qooboo\u2014PnMio Mooting.Qookoo Viro Awnronoo Co\u2014AD Bivorin.Boa k rapt Solo\u2014Coooy A Co.THB CHBOWIOLB !¦ ftot aolo ot Xr.HoMwoll'a oppooito tho Pool Qfleo | Xr.MlUort, Mr.Tboa-\u2022oa\u2019c and Mr.Dkm\u2019o, Potor Stroot i Mr.J.Brow», Vobriqoo Stroot; Mr.Bnrn't, Jokn 81 root, witkon t Mr.Ooln'o, Boorgo Btrooti Qootgo Dominion Nova Dorot, (PlaWa 1 Opncaito tho Poot Oflko ; ond ot Mza.?vat Ofloo, Sooth Qooboo.Wtaoloy*a ^avnivg Chtaoifle.QUEBEC, JANUARY 27.1870.SBX FIRST PAGE.We ore unable to see upon what ground the Legislative Aaoembly could hare refused its assent to the second reading of the bill to uphold the authority and dignity of the Provincial Legislature.The measure as it now appears is less pretentious and more precise than that disallowed, its pro visions evidencing a controlling desire to keep well within the limits ef the powers granted the provincial Houaee.Not only do we now find a palpable improvement in regard to the assumptions and objects of the bill, but as Cur as it concerns its phraseo logy also.Some of the expressions which moved the fears of one set of objectors and the ridicule of another, and which were noticeable for a certain vaguenea and liability to mmooostruetiou, have been ehminaled.With those verbal and substantial amend ments the bill now seems about as good ss it could be, and perfectly suited to the desired end.Its main objects are the establishment of the necessary means far the en forcement of the legal enactments and orders of the Legislature ; the protection of iU members in the discharge of their duties, and the protection of officers of the Houses, journalists and others in the publi cation of parliamentary proceeding» and documents.Now it is almost superfluous to argue that those privileges are indispensable requisites to any live, active Legislature ; or that it is possible for such an institution to exercise its functions without them.If the Quebec Houses sre V> exist, they must have the power of self-protection ; and if they are to undertake the business of law making, they must have the wherewith not only to carry out their laws and proper orders, but to shield others in obeying them, and in giving their transactions the fullest pub licity.The new measure asks no more than this ; nor do we see how the Houses could manage with any less.The Solicitor-General and other friends of the bill demolished completely the objactions ss to the inability of the Legislature to pass it, by snowing that the 92d clause ef the constitution, in conferring upon it authority to deal with the Civil Law sad civil rights of the subject, and to constitute and maintain courts of justice, and generally to execute the laws, contemplated and provided for just such powers and privileges as were now claimed.Without them it would be incompetent, would bo a mere parody upon a legislature at which any man might snap his fingers in contempt.Why a com' mon municipal council is clothed with solid rights and powers which the public are bound to respect, and which can be exercised in a manner to compel due respect.The bill demanding nothing more than is reasonable and necessary, there is no ground for fears as to its passage.Nor is there any likelihood of its disallowance on the part of the General Government.We believe there is not the slightest danger on this head.Bank of Uppor Canada.$ Expense of Delegation to England\t.«.Receipts ol the Dominion, ox .account of tbs late Province of Canady to 30th Jane, 1868.Public Accounts, 18l«ff.Consolidat*4,Fuad Invegtments Composition Bank ef Upper Ca- Canada debt.V.Northern Railway, special ao- * count.; Cataraqnl Property.Hydraulic and other rente.Roads and Harbours.a.Sinking Fond of Imperial Guarantee Loan.Sinking Fund of Canadian Consolidated Loan.Cash and Banking Account, transferred to Dominion.5,353 33 13,000 00 491J43 01 997,«66 72 500,100 00 30,976 70 6,584 54 101,784 44 202.377 63 681,333 32 1,207,222 26 1,461,250 61 '\t$ 5,698,292 56 Total.$73,039,653\t92 Amenât allowed by BN.A.Act 62,500,000 00 Excess over $62,600^00.^.$10,520^53 92 We have received from Ontario a copy of the return containing the correspondence between the Governments of Quebec and Ontario, not previously brought down, respecting the public debt of Canada and the arbitration as to the surplus belonging to those provinces.The letters and telegrams cover the period extending from 1st April 1868 to 12th January 1870 ; but those lying within 8th July 1869 and the 12àh instant, are of moat interest to us at present.The facts included in a good deal of this correspondence between the Treasurer of Ontario sod ex-Treasurer Donkin have already seen the light through our columns and need not be repeated.We may but remark, in passing, that Hr.Wood does not appear to have been influenced by Hr.Dunkin\u2019» late defence against the charge of delaying the seulement of the accounts ; for, with all the explanations and comments of the member for Brome before him, he adheres to his former opinion on the snbject, and even manifests in his later utterances the tone which marked his earlier commun! cations on ths subject of the arbitration.Hr.Wood has evidently not been convinced by the arguments and expostulations of the Minister of Agriculture and Statistics.Nor does he show any diminution of his desire for an early settlement of this tedious and much-deforred business for be is now pressing Sir Francis Hindu to expedite matters ss be formerly urged Sr John Bose.On the 8th July Hr.Wood wrote to push on Hr.Donkin, remeast ting against delay, and insinuating that he was responsible therefor.The latter : peiled the inference and protested his anxiety to go on with the work, adding : 14 But as the arbitration can certainly settle no point in question between the Dominion and ourselves, I see no safety for the interests in our banda in any other course than that of insisting on a fair settlement of suck points as between it and os, before we go into the matters of divergent interest, thereafter to be settled by tho arbitration itself.That previous settlement, you must, I think, feel, can only he arrived at by means of direct personal communication with the Minister of Finance, his own and oar earnest and continous alien \u2019 tion given to the matter for any requisite time so gene into in a fair spirit.I cannot believe that the discussion will take long, or result otherwise than satisfactorily.' Ho farther remarked that ho did his best to fix sa early meeting, aad was awaiting the return of Hr.Rose from Washington.On the 24th July the representatives of the Dominion and of the two provinces respectively met and disyussed the debt at Montreal, and the amounts claimed as assets by each party.Difficulties were then settled, and a considerable advance v made towards a common agreement, both as to the rights of the several parties and the mode of procedure for the oompositkm of all remaining differences.A reviled statement of the debt was subsequently put in as also one showing the assets of Ca nada and their annual produce rinse 1861 The former placed the total liabilities of old Canada at $78,737,846, which mm e* duoed by consent by the following items : Consolidated Fond investment Account, being excess of par vslae of Consolidated Chaa- 4km tom Debentures, s\u2014mid frotn the The balance divisible, therefore, was thus fixed at a little over ten millions and a half.*\t*\t\u2019 It appears that the Treasurer of each province subsequently submitted a revised statement of debt, differing but little from one another.The subjoined communications explain themselves : ,\t.Report h loot., ««Mo PapUion.vile if Moor Hildobort D lUle, tobacco morekaat.Treeaklee, ca fnaeral will leer* Jobs aereot, oo (oiaoly- Frioadi ly roqaaatod to at 'fartktr votioo.Sk* MIR ho iatemd at Poinlo-aox i, \u2019sT.fa*L _ Prtday Morniag at 4 o'alook preciaelj.A Ctergpaaon ttUm.A MoMaaonaj), writ I g firoM «Olifea.HH, aage, « Hvrleg aaforod M*oral yaora «Wk threat adtetfan, «a nhlch my toatlMoay aa to tko relief l here had £ the dUaharooef ¦p Sokheik lakaaafteM the too of *\tRaovA Rwaeklal TrooAoe.\u2019 They her.bcea e reeReeaaf rt, Othontu whaa I hare noom-Mavdod tboM hare aaed tkaga with ad van tag.\u201d Py Oyjho andC.Ua the Troehea are \u2022\tW Nfciww.JomIT.1RM.\t-A it\tIffrr'-vy- WRAS 28 UBTOLR StlRIAPdJMLLA 7 It la rotkot Uto la tko day \u2019to prrpoaad thia qa attaa.Thirty aovea yoaaa of oaaa aa 4 reaaady far mntigaaart llooroaj dUordon, veald aoeM to ¦M| ,46 * k\u2019coj-Jepurnar.it i Modi*! sea.Aa a teaio i»ta tocard ia paretloa it* >eootd la oqaeliy aetfa> aoMptaaata of aa artltU with taoh _ i ofnttie eakaeqaeaoe to tko publia, kat bolt kaove ta tko ea Id without raaerre.It te aooeaaibte in oa* tide te tko Qsohae Market.Any informetiea n qatred will bo famished on application te W.D.Campbcll, Beq , N.P^ or at tbe offiee of Metara.Max hem A Co.Sal* at 1LXVEH o\u2019oloek.A.J.MAXHAM A OO.A.AB.Jen 6, 1876.\tJo ÀUSIRÏAN.«\tUib\t\u2022*\t** PRUSSIAN________ «\t19th \u2022»\t\u201c PERUVIAN.*\t28th\t«\t« HISTORIAN.\t»\t6ik March, \u201c NOVA 8COTI6N.\t\u2022\t12th\t«\t«\u2022 HIBERNIAN.\t\u2022*\tIStb\tM\t« Aad every aaoeeedlag Saturday \u2022ATMS or PASSAGM PROM «VWWMO.vo LOXBovsiaiT oa LnmrtK l OaUa.\u2014876 Hand 184.68, according to aeeommc-fatten.Steerage.\u2014fill.Berths net secured until paid for.P* Aa experienoed Surgeon carried «a each NOTICE.In ream queue* ef Uae tormlnaUen ef «aur te ea are reqaœted te settle their aaaiauta iauae-dtetely, ft heteg lap r atlve la avder te tka a jest-meat *4 eu» affiü» that tk* Seek Dibm dee us l|nnld be eeOeetoi, ead parti** negfartiog (0 psy or to «ail aad earaag* a aatHfaptery aetlkmaat JJilJhjiJjjrfdAtrNWtIpaou oar part te ea- GLOVfiR A FRY, la Liquidai Ua.Jam II, U7Q.,\t^ Spécial Indooemente \u2014.\tewyti jA Cash Buyers, 66m tko SMlcwlng portions of anr Stock, rla.:- Idaam and Gotten panel, Tekte Clrth* and Nsphtes, Liaea Takte Damasks, Irtak Lteaaa aad Diepen, Hemeck\u2019s tong Cloths, Woo Han Cloth*, Dross Gcod*.Btesk Silks, Faaoy Silks, Kid Glovas very low, Gentle men's Goods ot aH kinds, Oil Cloths, OarpaU aad Certain Mexertefo, with various otksr articles re-11* «LOY1H A TRY.lad.Tko Hobs*.Ho, Lewi* Suborba, trd.A ma!l Haas* sal place ef Lead oa tb* Gcmia Bead C.H.ANDREWS, Notary, Oerner St.Peter aad St.Pan! Streets.Jea 37, 1171.6p isA prie## which must effect tke object Vfay-ffit* speedy eivaring out of our* Stoelh1 House to Let Tire* G ory Fire TuS\t,1>waillDff Houto Ho.2il, JHIm El'*?11.1*® 8uf*t\u2019 Dr Maleulu\u2019a, o«3U|ted at preaeat ead for tUpart two yeara by J B.Freckatte, Baq., acataialag tea Boons, Buev act i Robin aad Cellar, Patent Cleeets.The Paietteg aad Papering throughout is la pet feet order.Apply lo B.G.PATTON, Post Offioc.J«* 27, UTS,\ttr HOUSE TO LET.aJ\u2018U Wkad very .zt* bite arte «ecupted by tho fate Andrew MaLim at, l< q.The frott ia of Cat Sum*, aad tk* sltuetica of tk# Memo ia uasurpa'sed la tke city.Posit *-¦lea Ht May next.r.Aipiyti WILLIAM RIGNELL, N P., St.Peter Street.Jaa 27, 1878 deolrokl# Ho».« at the Stade o' ns Terra, a, of FIRE ISSURINCE GO.Qtustc, Jenaary 28, 18*8.Notice la hereby given, tket a DtVffaMBD ef THRU DOLLARS per 8BABB has be this day declared 011 of the profits ef tk* year ending Slat Decamber, 1889, payekfa at this Office oa ot alfar THURSDAY, 10th February next.The Traaafar Books will be rioted aatil that date.A.D RlVERIN, Storttery.Jaa 37.H70.\t80.44 HOUSE TO LET.That very cemmcdlene and cea foitabU Doubla Hoaae, No.2, Laporte !!\u2022 Street, Cape, at present occupied by C.F.Bou chard, Esq.IteonUiaa Gaa end Water fixture#, I ead Its clean pioxlmlty te the Goeernor\u2019s Geidea | render* it a meat desirable reaideaca, Posiessloa oa 1 it May.Apply to WILLIAM BIGN1LL, H P., St.Pater Street.Jea 28, 1676.\t]* TO LET.k e»nv.ni«nt Shop, îoorii.y, 7\u201d 8t J7a\u2014Its fid (equal to 4 \u2014Md 21s per bottle.ROWLAND\u2019S KALYDOR.This Oriental Botanleal Preparation realises Healthy Purity of Complexisa, Md a softness and delicacy of shin.Soothing, cooling and parifylng, it eradicates all Cutaneous Eruptions, Freckles, Tan, PUnplos, Spots and Discoloration*.Prie* 4s 4d Md 8s Sd per bottle.ROWLAND\u2019S ODONTO, On, PEARL DENTIFRICE Compounded of Oriental lx grad teats\u2014it imparts a Pearl-Ilk# Whiteness to the Tenth, eradicates Tartar, Md Spots of incipient Decay, strengthens the Gums, and gives a pleasing Fragtno* to the Breath.Price 2s 9d par box.Sold by Chemists, Perfumers Md at all the principal Stores throughout th* eountty.Ask for \u201c ROWLAND'S\u201d articles.F#by2, 188\t28-loftu Hoo-iMcwial Sjlntti's Soap INDIA-RUBBER KNiFE BOARDS, WELLIN8T0N KNIFE POLISH John Oakay&Sons, London.OIKET\u2019S SILVEBSMIfH\u2019S SOAP.(NON-MERCURIAL.) F JR Cjemnslng and Polishing Silver.Electro-Plate, Plate QUsj, Marble, As.Tableu id earii.OAKEY* WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH.Prepared expressly for th* Paient Ktlfo Cleaning Macbiae, India Rubber and Buff Leather Knife Boards.Knivts constantly «leaned with It have a brilliant polish, equal to new cutlery.Sold in Paokages, 3d eaoh ; and Tins, id.Is, 2s fid Md 4s each.QiXll\u2019SIRDM RUBBER MllFE BOARDS Pfeven.motion tn cleansing aad mingy to U» knif#.Price from Is fd eaoh.Oakev's WelUeg-ton Knife Polish shonid b* need with the Boards.Sold everywhere hy Grocers, Ironmongers, Bruitmakwi, Oilman, Chomiste, Ae.Wholesol* k7 JOHN OAKEY A SON!, .Maanfet tutors of Emery Clotfy Black Lead, Cabinet Glass Paper, Ac.in, Roy U, 1869.BLACKFKIAR3 ROAD, LOJtDOS, XkOLAXD.$8.41 hy expraes man.Cash oriloeted la frra of charge, aad Ton forward** for .Original packages Blook Tea wolgh 4 short about 98 At.Charts fie H to 198 lb*.Grssa Ton from f# tali Ihs.Teas not msution-\u20224 i* afivsrtiisaiaai mb ho hod oquoUy aheap.\u2022 listerxiiasi to take a stead ia aarkte ; ovary arttel* may therafors b* dopoadod ra ag to quality aad weight BHiA-OK\u201d\ttea.COMMON CONGOU, Brokoa Leaf, F**» .FINE FLAVORED NEW SEASON, EXCELLENT FULL FLA YOKED,\t9.75 SOUND OOLONG,.#u VERY FINI, fi* fin.\te.oe îiî GREEN ' TEA.TWANKAY, PINE, fio,.î^aHYBO^.____________________ JXNJi^_\u201e,_bï^™ AT.FINE GUNPOWDER,.a o« EXTRA JBFMMUBI fio- U Bodurtlsas mod* to bayors of Flra \u201c \u2022*\t- aad upwards.Aug.18,1887.IMPORTAIS NOTICE Berwick\u2019s Baking Powda Makes breed light Md 1 «tes without steading to try Md Puddlara should_______ It, os it readers them Ugbt md aad saves batter rad enc.é r rtdlgestien, TESTIMONIALS.Ymbx, Go., J.R GUERIN, Hoad Cook.BOEWICK\u2019S I hmbw mrttry that I baramade a oarafol_ 1 of BORWIOK*8 BAKING POWDER.Tho tegradtoato ate ell of tbo purart daxorfotioB, par- CHARLES WATT, Analytical Choaalat Sydney, 4th May, 1944.BAKING sasaair-»®» Yoon, Ae., Matron to tho Temalo^J^^jd^.; POWDER.v\taB Chomiste, Druggists aad Stora- kraran throughout th* Ooloniot, Md wholesale at ma Manufactory, Ohiswell St., London.G.B0RW10K has bo special Agents, but Store-MipMi mmMd WwMtfai rappHts froa %h* Btf* sbMto should Write.For sal* at AS AM WATTlr,, Vn 11.IMA Oheroots.CAMMM Elaatlla Tlitrnota.Just raoetrad, Md For Salo bv .\tWILLIAM POSTON.Aug 18,1999.BY ROYAL COMMAND JOSEPH GELLOTT\u20198 CELEBRATED T B2 E r* PENS.80U by an Doalen tkrougheut th* World.Oran, IMS.ly-io PARIS.DAY * MARTIN\u2019ft BEAL JAPAN BLAOKINQ.^PARIS.THE ONLY PRIZE MEDAL FOR'SLACKING I FOR ORNAT BRITAIN «\u2022I ^\tIIM.9- v HIGh riOLBORN, LONDON.U tf ail Ibaltr* tkroagkaat «be World, ia Sod* ties at IA, I*., and le.4fi.ornb.This invaluable Oomporttlsa, after havi tha tost ef compati Ira for nearly a eeo still! without a rival for April 27, 1988.after havlmv steed Is so of quality.»9 LEA