The Quebec gazette = La gazette de Québec, 6 septembre 1847, lundi 6 septembre 1847

[" LL, 's What, NY ling, pt FIRR ris, ang nto Eng.co, Ontrea], Quebec, ~ ATIONS Paper.E, 1847, bish and ards may at Poinie KPORATION ; for good Dorchester hich may MEL, urveyor, APARY ), y against Premium rrompl sel.À u memes extensive with the LOWNDE: & 8 d General to receive Lumber as T & Co, \u2014_\u2014 9 ity of res Public, for heretofore; lend Guar 1 en School, ablishmeni, s branches attention lo le, be hopes n moderate 5.ADE ) 9 & 6, er Sophia variety of EST AND by bave ever SON, Vatch and t.John Sire ot taken in the public, jual supply e up in the J ALE, of Mouotsio RY & Con pip ozen.and abstl- te of Mem: ; Members ry Depatte of Courly pp TE cidags, NUM, pre well ecording (9 directions, ertion, a0 lines a each sbe r as may he Provins &oo 20 h.ee g and ig! INrits0N, and Jsabeh bf their a t, 16470 No.6706.] ; OR, TOWNSEND'S\u2019 SARSAPARILLA, HE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE ! THE WORLD.- HIS EXTRACT IS PUT UP IN QUART OTTLES ; it is six times cheaper; pleasanter, BO ed superior to any sold.It cures discase, ml ue vomitini purging, sickening, or debilitating the withv : pui CAT SPRING AND SUMMER MEDECINE.ces beauty and superiority of this Sarsaparilla The ar Medicine is, whilst it Eradicates Disease a prerall the Body.It is one of the very best SPRING MER MIBDICINES ever known ; it notonly AND 5 ; whole system and strengthens the person, but ures Ne Pare and Rich Blood ; a power possessed wreaths Medecine.And in this lies the grand secret by 10 o »derfil success.It has performed within the past ie rs more than 85,000 cures of Severe Cases of t least 5,000 of these were considered incurable.{wo Years Disease 3 & than .he cases of Chronic Rheumatism ; 1 1) cases of Dyspepsia = as of tionral Debility and want of Energy ; 7000 cases of the different Female Complaints ; ou cases of Serofula ; ; Lau cases of the Liver Complaint ; gm cases of Disease of the Kidneys and Dropsy ; 3,09) cases of Consumption., ; And thousands of cases of Disease of the Blood, viz :\u2014~Ul- \u201cor, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, Dimples on the Face, &e.ether with numerous eases of Sick Headache, Pain in the Xide aud Chest, Spinal Affections, &e.This, we are aware, must appear ineredible, but we have iutters from physieians and our agents from all parts ei e United States, informing us of extraordinary cures.ue an Buskirk, Esq., one ofthe most respectable drug- \u201ces in Newark, N.J., informs us that he can refer to se thau 50 cases in that place alone.There are thou- nls of eases in the City of New York, and hundreds in by and in all of the other cities of the Union, which we will refer to with pleasure, and to men of character.\u2014 Iris the best medicine for the Preventive of Disease known.Fr mndoubtedly saved the lives of more than 5,000 cuIr- PRES TIE PAST REASON | ; £s itremoved the cause of Discase, and prepared them for the summer season.SHIP FEVER.That this Disease is contagious there now can be no donht, and is rapidly spreading throughout the country.\u2014 It becomes the duty of every person as well as the authori- trs, to guard against it.Dr.Townsend's Sarsaparilla vil prevent this discase.If the Blood is pure and healthy itisimpossible to lake this disease or any other.Let ali ach as have impure Blood, or are in any way debilitated, ad especially weakly children, use it aud protect them from the Pestilence and the Hot Season.It has been faitly tested in New York City, and proved beyond dis- pueto be invaluable in the prevention of disease.UNITED STATES OFFICER.Captain G.W.MelEan, of the United States Navy, and member of the New Jersey Legislature, hus kindly sent us the following certificate.It tells its own story :\u2014 Rauway, Jany.25th, 1847.À year since 1 was taken with the Influenza, and my whole systzm left in a debilitated state.1 was induced to tv Dr.Townsend's Sarsaparilla, and after taking two or three bottles, [was very much relieved, and attribute it entirely to the said Sarsaparilla.1 have continued taking it.and find that I improve every day.I believ.it saved my life, and would not be without it under any considera- tim.G.W McLEeax, late U.S.N.Joux Jacksox, Esq., Editor of the Railway Republican, published the above certificate, and remarks in an Editorial as follows :\u2014 #5 The success of Dr Townsend\u2019s preparation of Sarsaparilla, appears to be of the most extraordinary character.Ws publish to-day two certificates in its behalf, one from Captain McLean, of this town, and one from the Revd.Mr.White, of Staten Island, a gentleman well known in Rahway, Capt.McLean believes the medicine to have swwed his life, and Mr.White scems to entertain an cqual- Iystrong confidence in its efficacy.Intelligent men like these would not praise so strongly what they did not fully believe to deserve it.SCROFULA CURED.This certificate conclusively proves that his Sarsaparilla bas perfect control over the most obstinate disease of the bood.Three persons cured in one house is unprecedented.THREE CHILDREN.Dr.Townsend\u2014Dear Nir :\u20141I have the pleasure to in- fm vou that three of my children have been cured of the Stofula by the use of your excellent medicine.They were afficted very severely with bad sores ; have taken only fonr battles ; it took them away, for which I feel myself valer deep obligation.Yours respectfully, Isasc W.Craix, 105 Wooster st.New York, March 1st, 1847.GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.Dr.Townsend's Sarsaparilla is a sovereign and speedy are for insipient Consumption, Barrenness, Leucorrhæa, dhstrueted or difficult Menstruation, and for the general prstration of the system\u2014no matter whether the result bo of inherent cause or causes, produced by irregularity, ill- tessor accident.Nothing can be more surprising than its invigorating ef: fats on the Toman frame.Persons, all weakness and bxitnde, from taking it, at once become robust and full d'energy under its influence.It immediately counteracts de nervelessness of the female frame, which is the great tanse of barrenness, It will not be expected of us, in cases of so delicate a ufure, to exhibit certificates of cures performed, but wo taste the afflicted, that hundreds of cases have been pried to us, Several cases where families have been Fihout children, after using a few bottles of this invaluable eicine, have been blest with healthy offspring.t.Townsend : \u2014My wife being greatly distressed by Fealness and general debility, and suffering continually Kg anda sensation of bearing down, falling of the omb, and with other difficulties, and having known cases Tiere your medicine has effected great cures ; and also ns it recommended for such cases as 1 have described, ony & bottle of your Extract of Sarsaparilla, and ol the directions you gave me.In a short period it owed hier complaints and restored her to health.Being 8 statelul for the benefits she received, 1 take the pleasure his avknowledging it, and recommend it to the public.M.D.Moorr, cor.Grand & Lydius sts.Alleny, Aug.17th, 1844, y T0 MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.= lo Extract of Sarsaparilla has been expressly prepared Tor ence to female complaints.No female who has reason to Suppose she is approaching that critical period, A » tum of life,\u201d should neglect to take it, us it is a cer- a ventive for any of the numerous and horrible di- i fomales are subjected at this time of life.me fone Nay, ve delayed for several years by using this ouch orit is less valuable for those who are ap- qi womanhood, as it is caleulated to assist nature eey.1 ung the blood and invigorating the system.In- Ny 8 medicino is invaluable for all the delicate dis- 0 ich women are subject.Tices the whole system, renews permancntly the net to fr Eiea\u2014by removing the impurities of the body ent rua ng the system as to produce a subse- 2 or femal eh he caso ° most medicines DYSPEPSIA.No fluid or medicine has ever boen discovered which so rly resembles th e Meher preparation of Sarsaparilla, years with dyspepsia in its and a great aversion to all kin (what I could eat, ) T have be small portion on my stomach.I was induced about two nu heen affiicted as 1 have been.Yours, &e., the extensive Sale and unpara (Quebee, 25th Aug.1847.WAN any Freight offering and have Quebec, 4th August, 1847 ~ MONDAY, 6th SEPTEMBER, food and strengthening.the organs of digestion,\" as this Bank DeranTaest, Albany, May, 10th, 1845.Dr.Townsend\u2014Sir : I have been afiieted for several worst forms, attended with sourness of Stomach, loss of appetite, extreme hearthurn, ds of foods, and for weeks en unable to retain bui a Itried the usual remedies, but they had little or no effeet in removing the complaint.onths since, to use your Extract of Sarsaparilla, and I must say with little confidence ; but after using about two Lottles, 1 found my appetite restored, and the heartburn entirely removed ; and 1 would earnestly recommend the use of it to those who have W.W.VAN ZANDT.4 LOOK OUT FOR IMITATION.\u2014Owing to lleled success of his medicine, unprincipled persons have copied labels, and put up medicine in the same shaped bottles.the written sigmtuare of S.P, TOWNSEND.__ For SALE, wholesale and retail ; by JOSEPH BOWLES, Medical Ilall, Upper Town Market- Place, and JOIIN MUSSON & Co, Qnebece.See that each Bottle has 12m TED FREIGHT FOR NEW YORK\u2014UNITED STATES.sé 1D fine fast ; POMONA, of 377 tons\u2014now daily expected to arrive at this l\u2019ort from Bremen\u2014will take sailing American Bark prompt despateh.\u2014A pply to J.W.LEAYCRAFT, TE coppered MARY TON, Capt.30th August, 1847.vill accept Charter to any safe Port.THOMAS ANDERSON.FOR CHARTER.Brig ROBERT NEW- Mosey, 310 tons register, Apply to the St.Lawrence and pany, are hereby notified and OF FOUR TEMBER now next ensuing.locality.By 14 NOTICE.OFFICE OF THE ST.LAWRENCE AND ATLANTIC RAIL.ROAD COMPANY.Montreal, 27th Aug.1847.The Proprietors of Shares in the Capital Stock of Atlantic Rail Road Com- required to pay to the Zrea- surer at the Company's Offices, No.18, Little St.James\u2019 Street, in this City, the FOURTH INSTALMENT POUNDS SIXTEEN SHILLINGS CURRENCY PER SHARE, on or before the THIRTIETH day of SEP- Persons residing in the District of Saint Francis, may make their payments at the Agencies of the City Bank at Sherbrooke or Stanstead, as may be most convenient from order, THOMAS STEERS, Secy.& 'Treasurer.OFFICE OF THE ST, the St.Lawrence and Atlantic ny's Offices, No.18, Little By order of the Board of D 9 NOTICE.LAWRENCE AND ATLANTIC RAIL-ROAD COMPANY.Montreal, 27th Aug.1847.NICE is hereby given, that a Special General Meeting of Proprietors in the Capital Stock of Rail Road Company, will be held on the TWENTIETH day of SEPTEMBER next, at the hour of TWO o'clock, p.M.precisely, at the Compa- St.James\u2019 Street, in this City, to determine unon the rate of interest (not to exceed 6 per cent per annum,) that shall be paid\u2018 upon all such monies as are or shall be vested in Shares of the Capital Stack of the said Company, and duly paid up,\u201d pursuant to the TENTH and ELEVENTH of Victoria, Cap.65.rectors, THOMAS STEERS, Secretary.late William Torrance, Esq.30th August, 1847.5 STOCK BULLA FOUR years old AYRSHIRE BULL for sale cheap.The above is from the Stock of the Apply to B.COLE, A.& B.Palace Street.TO LET, WITH IMME HE Upper part Palace Street, DIATE POSSESSION.of the HOUSE, No.22, Upper Town, Quebec.Quebec, 9th August, 1847.CAUT tioned against negoc favour of DUNCAN HAY & as said Bills have passed out o owners.ION.ANKS and MERCANTILE FIRMS are cau- jating certain BILLS ©F ExcHance drawrtby Mr.JNO.McLEIST, Agent of Central Bank of Scotland, at Crieff, upon Glyn, Halifax, Mills & Co., London, on the 22nd of May, 1847, in DUNCAN McLAUREN, f the hands of the rightful Any information respecting them will be thankfully received at any of the Government Emigration Offices of Quebec, Montreal, Kingston or Toronto.Quebee, 30th August, 1847.offer for Sale, consisting of 16th Aug., 1847, STO VES.THE Subscribers are now receiving their annual shipment of CANADA STOVES, which they 182 Double 3:feet Stoves, 76 Single do.100 Double 24 do.60 Single do.do.\u2014ALSO\u2014 210 Single Stoves of 27, 24 and 20 inches.MOORE, GRAINGER & CO.the late Revd.1IUB HOSE who have claims against the Estate of ERT ROBSON, Priest, are requosted to file their accounts duly attested, and those * who are indebted towards the said Estate are requested to pay without delay into the hands of Josern PETITCLERC, Street, No.65.LEON Quebec, 9th August, 1847.Notary, in his Office, Upper Town of Quebce, St.John's ROBERT JELLARD, GINGRAS, Priest, Executors of the last will.2031 BARS, 80 Bundles, 1845 Bars, 200 do.50 do.IX 605 do.Tablo 66 do.18 Tons Coals.© gastric juice or saliva, in decomposing Gth August, 1845.Now landing ex ¢¢ Rockshire, > from Liverpool and on Sale by the Subscriber : Iron assorted sizes, 600 Boxes Canada Plates, 1C Tin dodo.do.20 Hhds.Brandy, 1092 Bags Common Salt, do.6 Bales Canvass, 4 Packages Hawsers, 5 to 7 inch.Cordage, including Hambro\u2019 Line and Spunyarn, 120 Bundlos Oakum, THOMAS FROSTE.AUS LetLEe, COFFEE, FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBERS: 900 Bags of a superior quality, just landed ex Hero, from Rio de Janairo, direct.PICKERSGILL, TIBBITS & CO., Dalhousie Street.Quebec, 3rd Sept., 1847.20 ROWLAND'\u2019S UNIQUE PREPARATIONS.UNDER THE EsPECIAL PATRONAGE OF HER MAJESTY ** THE QUEEN,\u2019\u2019 HIS R.H, PRINCE ALBERT, THE ROYAL FAMILY AND NOBILITY OF GREAT BRITAIN, AS WELL AS THE SEVERAL SOVEREIGNS AND COURTS OF EUROPE, AND UNIVERSALLY PREFERRED AND ESTEEMED.ROWERANDS MACASSAR OIL Is celebrated throughout the world for its genial and nou- tishing qualities for the Human Hair ! It produces and , restores hair ; stops it from falling off or turning grey; restores Grey Hair to its original colour ; frees 1t from | scurf and dandriff, and renders it soft, silky, curly, and for CHILDREN, it is especially recommended as forming the basis of a Beavrirur Heap or Hair! and Price 3s.6d., 7s.; Family Botdes (equal to 4 small), 10s.6d., and glossy.rendering the use of the fine.comb unnecessary.double that size, 21s.per bottle.To Messrs.Rowland end Son, 20, Hatton Garden, London, GENTLEMEN \u2014I consider it almost an imperative duty to state the efficacy of your most excellent MacassAR Orz, For the last fifteen vears 1 have been bald, occasioned by a 1 have used almost every means to procure a head of hair again, but ail my efforts seemed fruitless, until accidentally a friend advised the use of your valuable ¢* Hair ltestorer\u2019\u201d (1 can give it no bete ter name), snd alter using a 3s.6d.bottle, every symptom of a new head of hsir began to show itself, to the surprise both of myself and Family.1 resolved on having another, and obtained a 7s.bottle; before the whole of which was used, 1 had, and have now, as handsome a head of hair as ever a man enjoyed; and 1 earnestly recommend that all who have not tried this most excellent Oil, will not fail to dreadful fever whilst in India.do so.I am, Sirs, your most obedient servant, J.WALKER, Colonel.Whittly Lodge, near Taunton.On the Wrapper of each Bottle of the GENUINE Ar.ROWLANDS\u2019 icle are these words, in wo lines, « Allothers are SPURIOUS INZITATIONS!!! ROWLANDS\u2019 KALYDOR.This ORIENTAL BALSAMIC Preparation is of unfailing efficacy in thorougbly purifying the Skin from all Pimpres, Srors, Kepness.BLorches, Farckexs, TAN, and DiscoLoRATIONS, healing SunsurN, Stings or IN.sEcTs, and producing a healthy freshness and transparency of COMPLEX1ON : aud an admired softness and delicacy of Price 4s.6d.and 8s.6d.the HaNps, ARsts, and Neck.per bottle.ROWLANDS\u2019 ODONTO, OR PEARL DENTIFRICE, A Ware Powper FOR THE TEETH, COmpounded of the choicest and most recherché Ingredients of the Oriental Herbal.1t eradicates tartar from the Teeth, removes spots of incipient decay, polishes and preserves the enamel\u2014im- parts the most pure and pearl-like whiteness; and gives Price 2s.9d.per sweetness and perfume to the breath.box.IMPORTANT INFORMATION.UNPRINCIPLED INDIVIDUALS, for the sake of gaining a trifle more profit, vend the most SPURIOUS COMPOUNDS under the names of «* MACASSAR OIL,\u201d \u201c KALYDOR,\u201d and * ODONTQ,\u201d some under the implied sanction of Royalty, and the Government Departments, with similar attempts at Deception ; they copy the labels.advertisements, and testimonials (substituting fictitious Names and Addresses for the real).of 1be ori- It is therefore highly necessary to see that the word \u201c ROWLAN DS\u2019 \u201d* is on the Wrapper of ginal preparations.each article, The genuine Articles are sold by .Mr.WYSE, Mr, BOWLES, and Mr.G.G.ARDOUIN, Perfumers, Quebec.On purchasing elsewhere, BEWARE OF FRAUDULENT 1MITATIONS!! MACASSAR OIL.FOR SALE, LIGHT BAY HORSE, 5 years old, 16 hands high, sound, and quiet in Saddle or Harness.Price £30.Apply at thé Office of this paper.30th August, 1847., CITY BANK.: NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN, that the remaining OUTSTANDING AMOUNT due on the CAPITAL STOCK of the CITY BANK is required to be paid in the following Instalments, 10 per cent on the 15th July, 1847.10 per cent on the 1st Aug., 1847.10 per cent on the 15thb Aug, 1847.10 per cent on the 1st Sept., 1847.10 per cent on the 15th Sept., 1847.10 per cent on the 1st Oct., 1847.10 per cent on the 15th Oct., 1847, 10 per cent on the 1st Nov., 1847.10 per cent on the 15th Nov., 1847.Those shareholders who prefer paying up the whole of the Instalments on or before the 15th JuLy, will bave the intermediate Interest remitted, and be entitled to the next Half-Yearly dividend on the full amount of their Stock.By order, C.H., CASTLE, June 17.Cashier.Shareholders residing in Quebec, may pay their instalments at the Branch.C.GETHINGS, Cashier.NOTICE.A N Experienced Book-Keeper, who has two leisure hours in the evening, is desirous of taking charge of a Sett of Books or making up accounts \u2014 Apply at the Office of this paper.Quebec, 5rd May, 1847.CLERK WANTED O attend in a Retail Dr City.Apply at this office.Quebec, 20th Aug.1847.4 Goods Store in this A BUILDING LOT FOR SALE, N St.Joachim Street, St.John's Suburbs.Inquire of the Rev.C.L.F.HAENSEL, N°.15, Stanislaus Street.13th August, 1847.NOTICE.HE business herctofore carried on by the late D.O'DOUD, A.& B., will hereafter be conducted on the same principle by the Subscriber, his Brother, who expeets (by his assiduity and attention to business, and punctuality in payments) to meet the same ind patro from his friends and the public.(ind patronage P.O'DOUD, Successor to D.O'DOUD, A.&B N.B.\u2014Evenin MONDAY and TUESDAY cach week.Quebec, 27th Aug.1847.Sales to bo continued as usmal on 1847.UNCLAIMED.LETTERS.List or LETTERS remaining in the Quebee Post Office on the Ist September, 1847.(If the following Letters are not redeemed within six weeks from this date, they will be sent to the Dead Letter ffice.) 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Lefebvre Edouard 39 Lanorgan Patrick 40 Lanning William 41 Leahy John 42 DeBlanc Thomas 43 Lachance J 44 Lawler David 45 Lanman Julia 46 Lynett Annie 47 Lanorgan Charles 48 Lafontaine John 49 Lysaght Fanny 50 Lawler Catherine 51 Langevin Jean 53 Lannan Pathrick 54 Lilley Chas \u2019 M >» 64 Mahon Cain 66 C ligan John 67 McGlinn John 68 Motard Joseph 69 Morton Jsmes 70 MeConnell Esq Richd 71 McConnell Richard 72 McMullan Duncdu 73 Murray John \u2019 74 McCorrity William 75 Marshall Miss M 76 Moreucy Job 77 Moragan Mr 78 McMullan Neal 79 McKay Mary Aun 80 Maguire Mrs Mary 81 Milerick William 82 McKay Cap James 83 Martin Miss 84 Meyer T F 85 Magile Arthur 86 McCullen Thomas 88 Moian Ann 89 Maddock Patt 91 McCallum David 99 Madden Celia 93 McGill Isaac 94 Moriarty Mary 95 McDonagh Mary 96 Magher Edmond 97 McCulion Rose 98 Masse A E 99 McGinnis Thomas 100 Morisette Dlle Elizabeth 102 Mclnherny Jhon 103 Maillot Robt 104 MeNWeil Mrs 106 McConnell Richard or Israc Moore ) 107 Murphy John 108 McCaully James 109 McLaughlin Patt 110 Manning James 111 Mechan Mr Simon 9 Maloy Thoddy \u2019 N 6 Nolan John 7 Nerheney Aun 8 Nickelson John 9 Nandal Nicolas 10 Noonnan Thomas oO 11 O\u2019Brien Thode 12 O\u2019Brien Patk 13 O\u2019Brien Thos 14 O'Bryan Catherine 15 O'Connor James 16 O\u2019Brien Patk 17 O'Malley Patrick 18 O'Neil Hector P 19 Poulin Mr Peter 20 Pattison John 22 Powell Denis 23 Phill-ps Misg Mary 24 Patterson William 25 Perrault Joseph 26 Phillips Wm 27 Patton Alfred 28 Parkin E C 29 Patton Alfred 30 Pugh John 31 Pretscher Frauchère 32 Procton Richard 33 Poulin Peter Q 4 Quinn Thos R 17 Reide Miss 18 ltetums Gabriel 20 llollman Dile Geneviève 21 Reyrdon Timothy \u2018 22 Riordan John 23 Roberge Benjamin 24 Rsan Thomas 26 Robbin John 27 Rape Mr 29 Repper Richard 80 Rusk William 8 28 Staplin William 29 Sohnorer Louis 30 Sullivan James 31 Seple Esq John 83 Shallow Bryan 34 Sull Wm 35 Savard Germain 36 Sivie George 37 Stewart Alex 38 Shaughnessy Thon 39 Shaughnessy Thomas 40 Sabins Dr F § 41 Shechy James 42 Saunders Thomas 43 Swords Michael 44 Somers George 45 Shea James 46 Smithers H T 10 Thompson Anthon 11 Tanguay Rev M¢ ¢ 12 Tanguay Eq H 13 Taile William 14 Thorpe J À 15 Tnrner Geo Mary U&V 5 Veich Rebecca 6 Veal Richard 7 Vienna Mad Veuve Jag w 13 Watson Wm 14 Williams E P 15 Williams Thos 16 Williams Saml 17 Wailace Robt 18 Walsh James 19 Walsh James 21 Wilson Sarah 22 Waters C 23 Walsh Michael - 2 Young William JRE ORM ATION WANTED of THOMAS BOW ER, who arrived at Quebec about three e Free Trader, {from Liverpool.\u2014Anp information of him will be thankfully received by his brother JAMES BOWER, No.247, 17th 8t.New York, New York, Aug.26th, 1847.LE SS a gree nF rain, > mse tome = ANE TT i Ë > x 7 opps + : Ë 5 5 EA ig ap admin, NR qe cas as rome à Cane es rites a en = ARERR oi er rar rain RH.4.4 4, A MN ey Py Le CRE cols Se ai 4 es EE Mer Tr pe 4 3 me FROM LATE ENGLISH PAPERS.\u2014- LIVERPOOL, Augt.14.\u2014IRELAND.\u2014In the Irish elections, the returns will not differ much from those of the last parliament.John O'Connell, (the acknowledged successor to the Leadership of the National party) has been returned for the city of Limerick, while his rival, Smith O'Brian, has gone in fur the county, although he has declared his intention not to throw away his time tn à British Parliament.Mr.O'Connell's obsequies were performed with great pomp in Dublin, and the oral sovereign of millions has now rested from his labors, I'he patriotic Poles, Wisniowski and Kaausezinski were exceuted on the 31st July on the scaifuld.They urged the people to persevere tor the libera- : tion of Poland.; Popular excitement has diminished considerably in Rome, and men of tried probity have been placed in office.Memsers oF Tug BriTist PARLIAMENT.\u2014 There will be, in the new Parliament, some nine | gentlemen who have resided in, and who are well acquainted with, the United Stares.Four are in the louse of Lords, and five in the Commons, Those in the lower House are Mr.Cowan, of Edin- burgh, Mr.Scholefield, of Birmingtam, Mr.Power, of Cork, Col.Dawson Damer, of Dorchester, and | Mr.Labonchere, of Taunton.In the Ilouse of Lords, Ashburton, Powerscourt, Stanley and Gos- ford.{From Willer & Smith's European Times, Liverpool, August bth to 19th] LIVERPOOL, Aug, 19th.\u2014Fince the commencement of the month, the pressure on the Money mar- \u2018 ket has been so severe asTto depress many branches of our commercial industry.In the Corn market its vffeets, combined with the certainty of wn abundant Larvest, has been very disastrous.Houses of long standing and great respectability have been compelled tu yield to its influence.Money still continues at a high rate ; and it will be some little time before commercial affairs can flow within their accustomed channels.In some branches of commerce, however, great activity prevails, and a considerable fall trade is yet anticipated.The fuilures in the Corn markets of London, Liverpool ard Sligo, and other places, together with | Ixsranp.The pusition aud prospects of Ireland are, we rujoice to say, beginuing to bear us more encouraging and brighter aspect.\u2018The anticipation of a good harvest, aud the reduced prices at which all description of provisions can be procured, have caused the l\u2019oor-law authorities tu dispense with the system of out-door relief which they had adopted for some time past.A circular to that effect has been issued by the Relief Commissioners, dated August 6.Fraxcr.\u2014The royal family, with the exceptions ofthe Princess de Joinville, and the Duchess d\u2019Au- male, have retired to Ku, Searcely a day passes but fresh disclosures of corruption are publicly made, .The official journal prormulzates the law authorising the Minister of Finance to negotiate à loan of 350,000,000 frances, PorruGaL\u2014Letters from Lisbon bring the intelligence that the liberty of the press and of the subject had been restored by an ordinance, and the municipal elections were directed to be proceeded with, but no proceedings have been taken to assemble the Cortes, nor to dismiss the Ministry.A Portuguese steamer from Madeira brings intel- , ligenee, that on the 28th ult., shortly after the arrival of the allied squadron, the island returned to its allegiance.The Azores have also submitted, Oporto and other strongholds were being dismantled, and the guns conveved to Lisbon.Signs of a revolutionary spirit still manifested themselves, and it was thought that the departure of the allied squadron would be the signal for new émeutes.BELGIUM.\u2014The King of the Belgians, accompanied by the Queen, has returned to Brussels, from Paris, in a very debilitated state.On the day after his return, M, Rogier had an audience at the palace, and laid before the King the list of the new Ministry, which he had formed during his absence with so much difliculty.HorLaxp.\u2014The annual budget of expenses for | 1848, amount to 71,530,835 florins, and for 1849 ro 71,135.067 florins.To this sum must be added, for each of the two years, 500,000 florins destined to cover unforeseen expenses, Thus, a population of about 3,000,000 souls, already with a monstrous debt.amounting to 1.228.- 943,511\u201400 florins, the annual interest payable on which already amounts to a sum of 36,294,000\u201400 florins, will have to pay to the state, annually, the sum of 71,679,514 florins, which is at the rate of almost 48 tlorins per head, when paupers and children (say one-third) are deducted, SWITZERLAND.\u2014The last accounts from Switzer- uniting to resist the insurgents.; RicuMoNL, Aug.31.\u2014The Southern mail has arrived, bringing New Orleans papers of the 24th.The Matamoras Flag of the 18th, expresses doubt as to General Taylor's moving ou San Luis Potosi just at present, J ; Capt.Baylor, with 27 Texan Rangers, in pursuit of guerrillas between Ceralvo and Monterey, lost 5 men (3 in fighting) on the 6th.Canales was active and duing much harm to scouting parties and Laggage-traius.One statement says that General Taylor had positively abandoned the project of marching on San Luis; and another that active preparations were making for marching sumewhere, Colonel Hays was still in Texas, After having been scouting for the purpose of catching depreda- tors, he returned to San Antonio on the 24th of July.The Indians and Mexicans are reported as doing vur trovps a goud deal of harm in a small way.New CALL FOR Troors.\u2014The war department Has just called fur five new regiments, exclusive of the regiment from Ohio, which is already reported to be raised and is now in progress of being mustered into the public service, and will in à few days be enroute for Vera Cruz.The tive regiments now called for are to be drawn from the following States: Two regiments from | Kentucky, two from Tennessee, and one from In- | diana.| These five regiments are expected to be rapidly J had been ses aside, aud the Yucatecoes were raised, and promptly placed in the public service.\u2014 ; , Offers have already been made which induced the | j Exceutive to designate these States, and to make ; were 2,214, the necessary arrangements for embodying these | } | troops without delay.\u2014[ Washington Union.) NEW YORK, August 31.\u2014General Kearney and suite arrived at St.Louis on the 25th instant, ! Col, Fremont's party were left at Rousas, to come i down in the next boat.Gen.Kearney left California June 18th, accom- * panied by several discharged Mormon volunteers\u2014 {in all fifty-five men.Col.Fremont, being under arrest, left about the i same time, and travelled a short distanee in Gen.« Kearny\u2019s rear.Gen.Kearney arrived at Fort Leavenworth on the 22d inst, making the trip in the short space of I sixty-five days, coming by the South Pass, Hehad very large arrivals of foreign grain, have produced i 1ang represent the danger of a collision between the | many obstacles to encounter, the snow on the moun- a complete paralysis of business, and the dealers only supply themselves for their immediate wants.| It almost tend: to mislead our readers at a distance to quote actual prices, since each successive market day exhibits the unsteadiness of the trade.The timber trade has become more active, and the ! general tendency of prices during the course of the ; present month has been an advancing one.The | gales going forward are toa moderate exteut.Were ; it not for the present state of bank accommodation more extensive sale would be made, and prices take a still higher range.The Iron trade continues in the most healthy and | prosperous condition.The proceedings of the Bank have induced a feeling of caution, but otherwise the manufacturers have more orders than they can execute ; and with respect to the foreign trade, they are so numerous as tu call into operation all the present furnaces, and to require the erectien of new ones.The state of trade in the manufacturing districts has not been so buoyant during the present mouth as when the last outward steamer sailed.A combination of circumstances, which we hope are only to be of temporary duration\u2014namely, the stringent state of the Money market, and the difficulty of obtaining higher rates for manufactured goods, to- ether with the heavy failures in the grain trade\u2014 ve tended to cast a gloom in both Yorkshire and Lancashire.The continuance of fine weather, enabling us to reap and secure the splendid grain crops of these kingdoms, a greater accommodation in the Money market, and the receipt of orders from abroad, will once more give a healthy tone to both the cotton and woollen trades of England.In Freights, a material falling off in the export of dry goods las been in some degree compensated by increased shipments of iron and earthenware, which have been abundant, especially to New York and Boston, so that vessels have been loaded easily, though rates continue low.! The elections for the English, Irish and Scotch | boroughs are now, we believe, concluded.There | are yet a few of the counties undecided.The Ministerial or Liberal section would, if united, be about equal to the Peelites and Protectionists combined.The official notice of the Bank of England, raising | the minimum rate of discount to 51 per cent., has revived all those discussions which in April last were so warmly agitated respecting the power of that establishment, and the prudence with which that power ! is exercised.In spite of the general gloom, we confidently anticipate that the resources of the country will be found adequate so meet the great demands which will be pressed upon us.We are now in a state of transition, from a system of commercial thraldom to one of comparative freedom in many articles of trade, and of entire freedom in the main articles of food.\u2018We shall doubtless suffer from the dearth we have undergone ; but the vital energies of the country continue dnimpaired, and we shall emerge from the present crisis with redoubled vigour, and with more enlarged experience.The Navigation Laws are defective in many points; but they are now interwoven with the commercial policy of every trading nation on the globe ; and, if we may judge from the papers lately submitted to Parliament, they have not operated either so detrimentally, or their suspension so advantageously, in the late importation of corn, as to cause alarm to either the advocates for their abolition or their supporters.The general convulsion which has taken place in the Money market, together with the decline in the price of grain, have produced already many serious failures in England, Ireland, and on the continent.The estitnated amount of their liabilities is stated to be about 2,000,000 sterling, Her Majesty and Royal Consort, with the Prince of Wales and Princess Royal, and suite, left Osborne Creek, Isle of Wight, on the 11th instant, for their tour through Scotland, which is expected to occupy about five weeks.The Royal squadron consisted of the Victoria and Albert, Black Eagle, Undine, Garland, Fairy, and Scourge.On Monday evening the Royal squadron anchored in Scottish waters, and passed the night in Loch Ryan.From thence the Royal squadron will proceed, on Tuesday morning, to the Clyde, where an assemblage of upwards of fifty steamers, many of the largest class, in the river, will welcome the arrival of her Majesty ; and the sight of this great fleet alone will be one that has rarely, probably never, been equalled.They will proceed down the Firth to meet the Royal squadron, and afterwards accompany it during the day.REFINED SUGAIL\u2014A vessel has arrived in the Port of London from Amsterdam, with an entire cargo, comprising 15,400 loaves of refined sugar, the manufacture of Holland.This is the first importation of foreign refined sugar which has taken place for a considerable time past.ere rc ad EEE ty among the Russian army of the Caucasus.already carried off the Cteneral, Major Kowalewski, and Colonel Prince Orbelian, minished in sume detachments of the armv and increased in others.just been issued.rival parties as most imminent, GREECE.\u2014Accounts from Athens to the 30th ult.state that not a single member of the Opposition has ! been returned to the new Chambers.This fact speaks volumes as to the manner in which Coletti must have proceeded to have procured this wonderful wnanimity., INCREASE OF FEVER.\u2014In Glasgow and its vicinity fever appears to be on the increase, as several mure cases have been reported over the previous week.A hospital has been erected there.and is infected and the fumigation of the houses, it isto be hoped it will soon be alleviated.CHoLERA IN Russia.\u2014The Paris Constitutionnel states that the cholera is raging with intense severi- It has The malady has di- It is added that the cholera has appeared in some of the mountain districts not under the dominion of Russia.Firry-Seconp Regimexnt\u2014The Apollo troop ship arrived at Spithead on the 9th inst., at one o\u2019clock, with the whole of the 52nd Regiment, and the women and children of the regiment, amounting to above 500 persons.She sailed from Quebec on the 22nd of July, and has had à gnod passage.MonTaLiry or Liverroo.\u2014The mortuary returns for Liverpool, for the quarter ending 30th June, have The number of deaths registered was 51,585, being 6745 above the average of the season, allowing for the increase of the population.A considerable number of medical men, some clergymen and relieviug officers, and eight Roman Catholic priests have been amongst the victims to typhus fever.Onrrvary.\u2014The news of the demise of the heir apparent to the throne of Brazil, Don Alfonzo, only son of Don Pedro T1., has just reached England.Sergent, the Terrorist, Secretary to Robespierre, and a member of the National Convention, died on the 25th ult., at Nice, in his 98th year.The demise of Vice-Admiral Littlehales took place a few days since at Compton Bishop, Somersetshire, at the advanced axe of 82 years.We regret to announce the death of Dr.Andrew Comhe, near Edinburgh, in the forty-ninth year of his age.The physiological works of Dr.Combe had raised him to a high position in the literary world, both in Europe and America.The Right Rev.Dr.Griffits, Roman Catholic Bishop of the London district, died at his residence, last week, in Golden-square.He was much esteemed as an amiable gentleman, benevolent pastor, and discret ecclesiastical ruler.Mrs.Egerton, the celebrated actress of the Theatres- Royal, who for so many years held a distinguished position .among the tragic performers that once adorned the national theatres, expired on Tuesday week, at her residence in Chelsea, where she had for several years taken up her abode.COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.Lrverroor.\u2014T'he Weather has been rather unsettled during the last eight or ten days; consequently holders of | Grain and Grain produce have been disposed to make the most of it, with the view of enhancing the value of every article in demand.The extensive arrivals which have lately taken place, both from the United States and the continent of Europe, have, however, tended to keep prices from rising, consequently, our last quotations, compared with those now current, show a marked decline in the course of the fortnight.At the market held on the 6th inst., Wheat was languidly sold at an advanee of 2d to 3d per 70lbs; an improvement of 2s.to 2s.6d.per barrel was paid for Flour, but the transactions were limited.Indian Corn and Indian Meal were taken sparingly at our last quotations.On the 10th, Wheat was in moderate demand at the rates of the 6th inst., but Flour was somewhat cheaper\u2014say 1s.to 2s.per barrel.On the 13th there was a fair attendance of buyers.Sales of Wheat were made at a decline of 3d.to 6d.per bushel; and Flour.of which the supplies are large, found difficulty in obtaining from 25s.to 27s.per brl.Indeed, the chief sales were made at 26s.In the morning a sale of both Flour and Indian Meal was made ; the former is reported to have realised only 20s.and the latter 12s.6d.per barrel.The sale of Wheat at the market on the 17th was upon a very moderate scale, although offered at a considerable decline in prices.Flour was in good demand, chiefly at the quotations of the 13th, namely, 25s.to 26s.per barrel.The low qualities of Indian Corn were much sought after, hut the better kinds are neglected, and their value, if anything, receding.eee UNITED STATES.le RICHMOND, August 30.\u2014We have no New Orleans papers of the morning of the 23rd inst., except the Commercial Times.It contains nothing later, although there had been an arrival from the Brazos with news to the 18th.No report of yellow fever.La Patria has later advices from Yucatan.A plot, having for its object the slaughter of the inhabitants, was fortunately discovered, but not before a number of inhabitants had been massacred in several villages.All white and mulatto men, with the women and children, were murdered at Topick.Party difficul- tains being very deep.The Indians were quiet, showing no hostility whatever.Tue Porato Ror.\u2014The Springfield Gazette i thinks that the potato rot is more extensive than is i supposed and relates that a gentleman who had dug { and put away a quantity in good order, found them | fast decaving in a few days.The vines do not die { so generally, which has given rise to the belief that | the disease was nat now prevalent.| COMPARATIVE DuTIES The following are an- i nounced as the present rates of duties on the follow- ! now in full operation ; and by the removal of the | ing articles, as levied in the United States and Ca- « nada :\u2014 UNITED STATES.CANADA, Flour of Wheat, 20 per cent.2s.6d.st'g.: or 134 per ct.; Do.of other Grain, 20 do.25.st\u2019g.per brl.or 12} per cent.Js.st'g.per qr.or 113 per ct.3s.st\u2019g.per gr.or 15 per ct.ds.st'g.per cwt.or 24 per ct.9 Wheat, 20 do.| Barlev, Corn, Oats, &c., 20 do, Meats (prepared) 40 do.Wool, manufactured, 30 do.do.Woollen manufactures, 30 do.12 do.Leather, 20 do.12 do.Hides, tanned, 20 do.9 do.Ashes, ali kinds, 20 do.5 do.This comparative statement shew that the duties on American imports into Canada are much less than the Canadian imports into the United States.Bostos, Aug.30.\u2014PLUMBE\u2019S PROJECT oF A RAIL Roap ro THE Paciric.\u2014The following is a brief notice of a subject to which our attention has been repeatedly directed.We do not intend to express an opinion upon its feasibility or importance at present :\u2014 In 1836 the undersigned cozimenced (in person, and at his own cost,) the survey of a route for a national rail road from Lake Michigan in the Pacific, and directed public attention to the importance of the project.and in 1838 succeeded in obtaining from Congress an appropriation to defray the expense of locating the first division of the line ; and having ever since devoted his attention and exertions to the promotion of this great national object, now renews, as the most feasible mode of accomplishing it, his original proposition, viz: that an adequate grant of public land be made to the road, and ou the following conditions :\u2014 1st.The grant to consist of alternate sections, to be con- i veyed no faster than the work progresses, and the minimum price of the remaining alternates to be doubled ; and ! thus government would be more than reimbursed, aside from all the other advantages the road secures them.2d.Stock to be divided into shares of ten dollars, and | every resident of the United States (man, woman, or child,) to be afforded the fair opportunity of subscribing for one .share each, before any are permitted to take a greater amount ; thus securing to all an equal chance of participa- .tion in the control, honour and profit of this glorious un- { dertaking, designed to benefit not only every soul in the Union, but the world.3d.Fifty cents per share, to be paid in at the time of subscribing.4th.The road to be managed by a hoard of directors, consisting of one from each state or territory in the Union.5th.The United States to enjoy forever the free use of the road, for the transportation of her mails, troops, munitions of war, &c., and the right to purchase the road at any time, at a fair valuation.6th.Newspapers aud periodicals, editors, ministers of the gospel, missionaries, colporteurs, and all others engaged in * the diffusion of knowledge among men,\u201d to pass free upon the road.JouN PLUMBE.Boston, August 26, 1847.Tue Porato Ror.\u2014We hear from various parts of the State alarming reports of the ravages of the potato dis- case.They come as well from the interior of the State as from the sea coast.We copy the following from the Sandwich Observer :\u2014 The Potato Rot has commenced its ravages in this town.Mr.Nathanial ¥.Fessenden informs us that his potato crop, which has in past years escaped, is now infected with the disease.In his garden, in a spot which has been appropriated to Potatoes twenty or more years in succession, he opened 75 hills the other day : in 75 hills there was nothing but a mass of putrefaction ; and in the other hills the potatoes were rotten, Mr.F.a few days ago, noticed that the vines in his potato field hud suddenly changed color.He examined the hills, and found that some of the potatoes were rotting.He at once dug the whole, believing the vegetables would keep better in the cellar than they would if left in the earth.Mr.Naaman Dillingham discovered the signs of the disease in one of his fields ; and he also commenced harvesting.In another of his fields, which will yield about 300 bushels of superior Chenangoes, no rot has appeared.It is thought that if a storm should come the potatoes in the ground would be injured.Mr.F.\u2019s sced was of the Peach Blow variety, and was obtained in Palmyra, N.Y.He makes a point of digging his crop early.This measure is.considered the best known preventive of the rot.Last season Mr.David C.Freeman dug a few of his potatoes, and left the remainder in the ground.The result was that the latter mentioned potatoes all rotted, while the former kept good.Movixe.\u2014The curiosity of the public was excited on Saturday by the novel process of removing a brick building, (including the collar and cellar walls which are of rough stone) upon 8 temporary railway, by means of jack screws.\u2018The building subjected to this process was the store of Mr.Gilbert, at the corner of Tremont and Bromfield strevts, which for the purpose of widening the latter street, bas been thus shoved back.\u2018The contents of the store in the meantime remained in it, and the ordinary business of it continued without interruption.This street, during its transition from a narrow to a wide street, has beun in a state of some confusion.Besides the removal, taking down, and building of stores on both sides of the street, the common sewer has been taken up and relaid at an inersased depth.\u2018The water pipes are get to be laid, after which the street will ba repaved.The Hudson Gazette of Tuesday last states that ou Thursday morning of last week, the barn of Mr.Wilhehnus Simmons, of the famous Anti-Rent town of Taghkanie, in Columbia county, was entirely consumed by fire \u201cwith all its contents, consisting of over one thousand bushels of vats, a large quantity of rye, hay, &c., being the entire crop of the farm.\u201d Loss from $1,200 to $1,500, and no insurance.It scems the far-seeing gentleman discovered a large hornets\u2019 nest under the eaves of his barn thus filled with hay and grain, and as a hornets\u2019 nest will burn nearly as quick as tinder, the idea of destroying it by fire struck him so forcibly that, as the Gazette states, he took some matehes, tied them on a pole, aud with them set fire to the nest ; that burnt, uf course, as he expected, but \u201cit blazed up, and immediately communicated to the roof; which being beyond his reach, he could not put it out!\u201d Thus the ingenious gentleman, in order to destroy a hornets\u2019 nest, burnt up his barn with all its conteuts,\u2014 [ Poughkeepsie Journal.) SaraToua Srrizus.\u2014The arrivals at this great watering place by railroad, from the 13th to the 23rd inst., EASTERN PROVINCES.\u2014\u2014 © 1alifax, August 27th.\u2014We learn that an extensive sei- , zure of Rum was made last evening by Andrew Richardson, Esquire, who deserves great public commendation for his indefatigable perseverance in searching out contraband goods.The articles were found somewhere in the Eastern Passage, and amounted, report says, to about 20 casks.Halifax, August 28th.Tug Wearnew.\u2014We had a tremendous storm of wind and rain on Thursday night.We fear it has damaged tho erops very severely.Tue Weavrnes.\u2014 Throughout nearly the whole of the present month, the weather has been of a broken and unsettled character, unfavourable to the operations of the husbandman.During the greater part of last night it rained heavily, accompanied this morning with a thunder storm, amd a gale from the Northward.\u2014( Guardian).CANADA.\u2014___ TORONTO EMIGRANT HOSPITAL.Weekly Returns from the 23rd to the 29th August, 1847.Exteranr Hosprran.\u2014Number of patients at last return, 794; admitted since, 223.Total 1817.Sent to convalescent establishment, 104.Died, 71.Remaining in Hospital, 842.CONVALESCENT EsTABLISHMENT.\u2014Number of inmates at last return, 245; admitted since, 104.Total 349.Relapsed and sent back to the Hospital, 30; number remaining, 292.BY TELEGRAPH.MONTREAL, Thursday Evening, Sept.2, 10 o'clock, A.M.From the Montreal Merchants' Exchange Regist r.The Steamship Caledonia \u201d arrived at Boston, this morning, bringing dates from Liverpool to 19th ult.The following are the quotations at Liverpool at that date :\u2014 Best Canal Flour 26s a 26s 6d per brl.; Richmond and Alexandria 25s a 25s 6d ; Baltimore and Philadelphia 245 a 25s 6d ; N.Orleans and Ohio 22s a 23s ; Soar 20.White and mixed Wheat per 70 Ibs., 7s 9d a 8s 6d ; Barley, per 90 lbs, 3s 9d a 4s 3d; Oatmeal, per 240 lbs, 20s a 21s; Rye, per 480 lbs, 30s a 34s.Provistons.\u2014Prime Mess Beef, per tierce, new, 90s a 92s 6d ; Ordinary, 423 a 48s; Pork, Prime Mess, per brl, | 65s @ 70s ; Old, 55s a 60s ; Mess, 65s a 74s ; Prime, 48s a 58s ; Bacon, dried and smoked, Old 35s a 10s 6d per cwt ; Long Middles, in Salt, 45s a 65s ; Short ditto, 45s a 625 ; Cheese, fine, 54s a 53s per cwt ; middling, 46s a 49s ; and ordinary 40s a 44s; Hams, smoked or dried in canvass, 40s a 34s per owt; in sacks, salted, 30s a 45s.Rice, best first quality, 19s ¢ 22 ; sound ditto, 18s 6d a 21s, Ireyws or NEws.\u2014Tho advices by this steamer from Liverpool, say that serious downward tendency has taken place in the grain markets, since the departure of the steamer of the 4th ultimo, only occasionally arrested by broken weather.This, however, has failed to give a firm tone to the market.Yesterday, the above quotations were freely realized, with greater confidence manifested among buyers.Up to last night, the actual bankruptcies were little short of 2,000,000 dollars, and it is apprehended that many of these will fall heavily on American Houses.Yesterday, public securities in London had somewhat recovered from the depression of the preceding day, and fluctuated nearly from the turn of the market.Consols for account from 86§ to 87.The Caledonia brings £300,000.MONTREAL, Sept.3rd.\u2014A person named Sans- cartier, sixty years of age, residing in Panet-street, Quebec Suburbs, committed suicide on Wednesday, The deceased, who wag a blacksmith, had been in the service of the Hudson's Bay Company, and within the last day of two had been re-engaged in the same employ.An inquest was held in the course of the morning, and we believe the jury returned a verdict that * deceased had committed suicide, whilst labouring under temporary derangement, produced by excessive drinking.\" \u2014 Gazette.That periodical system of depredation, orchard robbing, has commenced in the outskirts of the city; the police, however, are on the alert, ard a gang of these pilferers were captured in the neighbourhood of Beaver Hall, the other evening, and four of the number were committed to gaol.\u2014JIb.MONTREAL, Sept.4,\u2014DEATHS AT THE SHEDS.\u2014On the 2nd Sept., 23; (four of the above were admitted in a dying state), on the 3rd, 20.MONTREAL, Sept.3.\u2014~We learn that the project for a canal from Caughnawaga to St.John\u2019s has been received with so much favour by the Provincial Government, that Mr.Barrett, an engincer connected with the Board of Works, has been directed to make a preliminary survey.The result of this examination of the ground, is most favourable.It appears that the distance between the St.Lawrence navigation, and that of Lake Champlain, does not exceed twenty miles, and that it would bo impossible to find any picce of land which offers so many facilities, for such an undertaking.Its utility admits of no doubt ; for it is manifest that this would secure to the St.Lawrence, the whole trade of the West with New York.We are informed that plans and estimates for this work, are now in preparation, and that should the Government de- eline to take the subject up, an immediate attempt will be made to secure the necessary funds through the capitalists of the State of New York.\u2014( erald.) We find in the columns of the Courier a long correspondence between the Secretary of the Board of Trade of Montreal, and Mr.Begley, the Secretary of the Board of Works.Mr.Wilson, for the Board of Trade, urges on the Government authoritios the utility of covering the wharves at the Canal Basin, and improving the roads in the neighbourhood; also the necessity of opening the Lachine Canal before the 16th inst.Mr.Begley replies that the Board of Works has no funds to cover the wharves at the basin ; that it has given up the roads in its neighbourhood to the Municipal authorities ; and that the canal will be opened as early as possible, in all probability before the 25th instant.\u2014( 1%.) .We learn that Thomas C.Keefer, Esq., Engineer for the Board of Works; hes received instructions Red, 6s « 7s 6d; Indian Corn, 23s a 30s per qr.; Corn : meal, per brl., 12s a 13s 6d ; Oats, per 45 lbs, 35 a 354d; to examine the extensive g ine i vf the Springs, with the View ks lying 1 the the drainage of these waste lands is pg how, [Life at ths Springs.) Practicable _ large fire broke out in the Upper T9 town, on the 31st August, destroying teur of By.besides stables and sheds, in less than og house Mr.Blasdell, blacksmith, has lost upwards, 0 hou, in machinery and other valuable Propert of £a his forge.\"The furniture of Mig Bos 7 boite burnt, and Mr.Burrows has sustainad 5 ol £2,200.The total loss could not be less py oy 500.\u2014[ Ottawa Advocate.) tan LA QUEBEC: MONDAY.6ry SEPTEMBER, 1847 LATEST From London.Aug, 19 From Liverpnol.Aug, 18 From Paris .\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.Alig, 16 se The English 19th August mail wi; oo Boston in the Culedunia on the monn of they a instant, was reccived here A ; ha instant.yesterd vy Morning the ith We have not received our correspondent\u2019 On looking over the Liverpool papers of t] London papers of the 18th, Dublin of the 17 Loy sce that they all agree in the existence of ay M pressure in the money market, and îts inc effects on the trade and industry of the thre J doms.© Ring A few items from Willmer & Smith's F Times of the 19th will give a notion of the .state of affairs in Europe, which offers little eu ve tory, excepting the prospects of an abundant lar by We find some mention of the potato discay tt, England, Ireland and Scotland, but it dig not ne to be prevalent to the extent of former cars, Thy.{ Qurdener\u2019s Chronicle represents it as a ifferent hy \"ease both in appearance and effect.w | The General Election was nearly overat the! dates, and all seem to agree that, upon the why.there will be little variation iu the state of parti sil the House of Commons.The members returned = classed as follows : \u201c Liberals\u201d 325, \u201c Peelites\u201d nn \u201c Protectionists \u201d 210, |, ,\u201d DATES, From New York From Halifax From Toronto\u201d row Scpt, 3 sac Allg 0.s 3 E, Casks } Madeira Wine, 5 do.} 10 Qr.Casks 10 Puns.Jamaica Spirits, ph me } Whiskey 1@1, 40 Puns.Molasses, 25 Hhds.Bright Bastard Sugar, 20 Casks Vinegar, 100 Boxes Starch, 20 Cases Sauces, 50 Boxes Ground Coffee, 10 Cases Glassware, 10~Casks Epsom Salts, 20 do.Putty, 10 do.Linseed Oil, 15 Crates assorted Earthenware, 10 Casks do.Glassware.DUPONT & CO.Superior Sherry do.3rd Sept., 1847.Will be sold, at the Subscribers\u2019 Stores, on FRIDAY next, the 10th instant, at TWO o'clock, P.M., without reserve : 40 DIECES Fine and Superfine Black, Blue ~ and Brown CLOTHS, An assortment of Fine Woollen Shawls, AH wool 6-4 Cloakings, Gala Plaids, 5 Cases Cotton Warp, 2 Cases Mock Sable Skins, 1 Case assorted Tape, And a general assortment of Dry Goods.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 For account of whom it may concern.WL [] 63.One Bale 172 Pieces GREY COTTONS, landed in a damaged state.G.& H.GIBSONE, A.& B.Gth Sept., 1847.LAURIE & CO.return their sincere thanks e to those kind friends who lent so efficient assistance in removing their Stock at the late fire, to the Military and Police in protecting the goods and to the Firemen for their persevering but unavailing efforts to save fhe premises from destruction.Quebec, 6th September, 1847.CARD.\"pue undersigned begs leave respectfully to return his most grateful acknowledgements to his friends and others for their very kind and laborious exer- | tions in assisting him to remove his furniture and cffects from the imminent danger of the fire of Friday morning last, also to thank them for the very careful manner in which the same was done.He would at the same time tender his sincere thanks to the Military on attendance, to the Protecting Socicty, and also to the Fire Companies there present, for their exertions on his behalf.WM.McMASTER.Quebec, ôth September, 1847.HE undersigned most respectfully present their most grateful and sincere thanks to the Clergy, to the Military of the 93rd Regiment, to the Officers of the Fire Department, particularly to Mr.Wells and the Officers and men of Engines No.One and the Artillery, to Mr.Russell and the Police under his charge, and to the Public in general, who by their kind, zealous and indefatigable efforts were the cause of saving the property of the undersigned from the desastrous fire which occured this morning in their neighbourhood.GEORGE POZER, GEORGE ALFORD.Quebec, 3rd September, 1847.THANKS THE undersigned begs to tender his most sincere thanks to several friends and particularly to Mr.B.Cour, A.B., Mr.Sixcrair, Mr.MiMEE, Mr.Robertson's two young men, Mr.Mureny, Jr., who at great hazard saved a quantity of his furniture when his dwelling was in flames on the morning of the 3rd inst.- D.GRANT, Ordn.Dept.Quebec, 6th Sept, 1847.MUCH WANTED LARGE FEATHER BED, and other arti- FM cles that were saved from the Fire on the morning of the 3d instant, but immediately taken away, \u2014 a GoLp WarcH if not burnt would be also thankfully received.D.GRANT.___ Oth September, 1847._____ 000000 NOTICE OF SHERIFF SALE OF TIMBER.Y Virtue of a certain order of the Court of Queen\u2019s Bench for the District of Montreal, in à certain cause wherein Prerre REnaurT of Point aux Trembles, in the said District, now at Aylmer, in the said District, Lumberman, is Plaintiff, and ArcainaLp alias Arcry Wiuson of Richmond, in that part of the Province of Canada heretofore constituting the Province of Upper Canada, Lumberer and Trader, is Defendant, and GEORGE R.Burke of Bytown, in the District of Dalhousie, in that part of the Province heretofore known as Upper Canada, Esquire\u2014\u2014intervening party.WE do hereby give PUBLIC NOTICE, that on SATURDAY the EIGHTEENTH day of SEPTEMBER, instant, at the Hour of TEN of the Clock in the forenoon at WRIGHT'S INN, presently occupied by ISAAC JONES, in the Township of Hull, in the District of Montreal; we will proceed to the sale and adjudication to the best and highest bidder, of a certain RAFT of WHITE PINE TIMBER, containing about Forty Cribs or 701 Pieces (including about 60 pieces of RED PINE,) or 50,000 Square Feet, more or less, the whole without warranty, and as the same now lies at Hull aforesaid.\u2018The said Timber seized as belonging to the said Defendant.TERMS CASH.BOSTON & COFFIN, Sheriffs.Montreal, Sheriff's fice} 3 4th September, 1847.TURNPIKE ROADS, VV ANTED by the Trustees of the Quebec Turnpike Roads, A TOLL COLLECTOR, for the Sr.LEwrs Tour Bar.Written application for the situation will be received up to the hour of Noox, on SATURDAY next, the 11th instant, at the Office of the Trust, where all necessary information will be given with reference to tho duties of this office, and to the security Quebec, Monday, 6th Sept., 1847, required, J.PORTER, Secretary.Quebeo, Sept.6th, 1847.PARLIAMENT HOUSE.LES DANSEUSES VIENNOISZS.RE-ENGAGEMENT OF THE VIENNESE CHILDREN, LAST NIGHT BUT ONE, TO-MORROW EVENING, (TUESDAY), MR.SKERRETT\u2019S BENEFIT.ALTERATION OF PRICES.BOXES 58.CHILDREN HALF-PRICE, GALLERY 2s.6p.Change of Dances every Evening, ND NEW FARCES, IN WHICH MRS.SKERRETT WILL PERFORM._Quebee, Ath Sept., 1847.LITERARY AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY.THE next Monthly General Meeting for business will take place on WEDNESDAY, the 8th instant, at FIVE o'clock in the afternoon, SAML.WRIGHT, Recording Secretary.0 Quebec, 6th Sept, 1847.VV HEREAS Serjeant ROBERT SMITH, and Corporal HENRY KINGSFORD, have deserted from the Reserve Seco.d Batalion Rifle Brigade, now quartered at Quebec, on the night of the 2d September, and are supposed to be on the Kenebee Road.This is to give notice whoever will apprehend or give such notice as shall cause their apprehension, will receive a reward of Fifteen Pounds.A.DE LAUTOUR, Rifle Brigade.DESCRIPTION.Serjeant.Brown Tweed Coat, Dark Blue Check Vest, Brown and Yellow rolling]Grey Tweed Coat, silk collar, collar, Glazed Hat, Dark Grey Striped Tweed|Spotted Gingham Shirt, Trowsers, Black Handkerchief.Glazed Hat, Striped Gingham Shirt, Black Handkerchief.Quebec, 6th September, 1847.3 FOR SALE ie, FEE Property of GEORGE ROSS, Esq.35 in the Lower Town of this City, consisting of Two Houses, one of them fronting Sault-au- Matelot Strect, and the other fronting St.Peter Street ; with a yard.This property is situated in the centre of the Lower Town, and is particularly suited for the purpose of trade ; the rents derived therefrom have progressively increased for years past, and with our increase of Canal Trade next year, the property will become of great value.The Proprietor, however, is desirous of realising now at a reasongble price.Apply to - MR.MACPHERSON, Notary Public, St.Peter Street.Quebec, 6th Sept.1847.Corporal.IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.Province of Canada, \u2019 District of Guebee.} The 4th*day of September, 1847.In the matter of Francia Bowen, Bankrupt.I is prdered on motion on behalf of the Bankrupt, that a public sitting for the allowance of a Certificate to the said Bankrupt, be held in this Court, at the Court House of this District, on TUESDAY, the TWENTY-E1GHTH day of SEPTEMBER instant, at the hour of ELEVEN in the forenoon, By order of the Judge.Te f JOHN B.PARKIN, 3 C.C.B.ANTED to attend in the BOOK STORE \u2014 ACTIVE BOY, who can Speak both Languages.WM.NEILSON.6th Sept., 1847.WANTED IMMEDIATELY, \"EWO YOUNG LADS for a Grocery Store, ,\u20ac who have already some knowledge of the bu- , Siness\u2014respectable references as to character will be required.Apply at this Office.Quebee, 30th August, 1847.GOVERNMENT CONTRACT.TO BUILDERS.N°! CE is hereby given that Sealed Tenders will be received at the Commissariat Office, Quebec, until SATURDAY, the 18th day of SEPTEMBER, at NOON, from such persons as may be willing to undertake the construction of a REDOUBT with a Ditch and Countersearp, in the North Ravelin in the Citadel at Quebec, according to a Specification and Plans which may be seen at the Royal Engineer Office, either at Quebec or Mou- real.a h Lhe work mst be o hmenced as soon as the Contract as been awarded, and be completed by the 31s December, 1848.?y 31st day of .Payvoent will be made in Treasury Bills, at 30 days\u2019 sight, at the par of 24s.4d.currency.per pound sterling i in twelve instalments, according to the particulars stated in the Specification.Tenders must state the sum currency, for which the Uentractor, will undertake to complete the work, and no other condition must be mentioned or propo: ; is stated in this advertisement, proposed han what \u2018To avoid disappointment, persons tendering from Montreal, should send their Tender to an Agent in Quebec by the 17th instant, who will deposit it in the Commissariat Box.Unexceptionable sureties will be required for the due performance of the Contract, and they must sign the Tender.\u2014Printed forms can be obtained either at Montreal or Quebec.Commissariat Office, Quebec, 1st September, 1847.NOTICE.oT AL Persons having claims against the Estate of the late Reverend Hugh PAISLEY, in his life time, Curé of St.Catherine of Fossambauit, are requested to present their accompts duly attested ; and those indebted (to the said Estate) are requested to pay, their several accounts with the least possible delay, into the hands o Mr.A.B, SIROIS, Notary, of to the undersigued Executors.JOSEPH LABERGE, Ptre.CHS.F.CAZEAU, Ptre.Quebec, 31st August, 1847.R.W.THOM, gratefully returns his sincere L thanks to his numerous friends, who, last knight, volunteered their kind services to remove his Furniture from danger, aud to the indefatigable No.1 Fire Company, in which he placed so much reliance as caused his noncompliance to the entreaties of his friends.6, Angele Street, 8rd Sept., 1847.| 2 CARPET BAG lande » landed from a Bateau yes A terday evening, and left on a vie in She Lower Town, containing some Books with the name of the owner Ç.J.Morris, a Spyglass and other articles.- Any person who may have found the same or can give any information respecting it, will he suitably rewarded on giving such information at this Office, or ut No.19, Bt.Anny Street, Upper Towp.Quebec, 1st Sept.1847, 2 PE SEE te Mae 20 CIEL frie ne WoT Se ip vo + ac eA LL EMP 1A OWE N LIF RED 0.} p ' E CAP BY § RINCE ASS Ref L AL 4 tEE ANCE orees\u2014 JOS \u2014-0N CT UF > BANK COM M .PE EM ARL » LO MPAN Equal Re OR} N x LA ND N qu A! 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