The evening star, 12 juillet 1876, mercredi 12 juillet 1876

[" = a - mr \u2018 opp grrr Eee ery = \u2014 - z ; mr \u2014 z z y 4 : san VOL.VIII.NO.163.: MONTREAL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 12.1876.fs.BOOTS AND SHOES, ?PROPERTY FOR SALR.\u2018FOR BALM.HELP WANTED.TRE WATER COMMITTEE pierre, té per fon, and explains the .y 9 - ss Ts PTIT Qu Su TT ¢ nf ç \"= ; FOR SALE OR TO LEF-That a + £Ons.cent per word eseit.incertion.] One ; { ETING.extra charge by aleging _ some © OOTS 1 BOOS {|The great 1 \"Sh iibdoncn a borrab bri Fai) JOR SALE.fro Pen Coucaz mets Hout.Apris YATANTED, à Genernt servant Appts 2636 5 1 METHING the pipes lad fo bo carted oper sough 5 = Lim 8 , 8, Ice - NO.; ; 32-3 / > >.\u2014 .3 : eal, Ald Bpor, 18 at Lennon 0 hfehon space red), Conch House, Frame Cottage, Garden, £8, &0.at No.72 Chemmeville eéroet___ 523 VV Georgestzeot.162-2 B.LESAGE AND MR,ROBB'SEXPLANATIONS, grounds on Pine.Avenue,\u201d But, u our To Detention moth Nias Sori, | Bae Bota APH OW RR Sh heirs very taree ai ppoanss NASD Boy about 7, assist in ths rou vor Comniige matilistavening, |=haige of SLB0 per on: on the hols Childrens\u2019 do., $1.60 Tadiey\u2019 Prunrelis \u201cOn ; St.5 Bixee 041 | a.sa \u2019 8t STAR ce._.id o îng Incharge of -per ton\u2019 on e.olé \u2018| , ta 780.0 = = î , VEL & A.Ge : ; v'Ehe 1 ; Be 00: P ; 15 ee re a anually BOSS $1.75 ; don : HE GREATEST OP PORTU- Isaacsop, Notation.(63 81 péasols Xavier street.|, ANTED, a General Servant.Apply ab 747 Al d Co - ibtes metilastavening, quantity of 5,293 tons voharged.at \u201cthat $2.50 ; Ghitdren\u201dx-Roott'ftem 0e te $1.50, | NITY WYER OFFERED TO PROCURE A .162-6 : Dorchester street, #ié2-2 | Ald.MoGauvran in the chair, | price.\u201d 2 mar | + Custom Work a speeisilty.; IFUL SUBURE OF A | INOR SALE, two Milking Goats.Apply at 217 7 ANTED, at Lachine, a General Servant will- Ald.David was authorized, to '%onsult 6th.This sentence dsiso.worded as to 0, rs HOMESTHAD IN À BRAUT F Visitation street.161-3 « ing to do tbe washing ; good references re- with Mr, Si I, CE, with ref to render it - remet ifficulttos vel.ROOFING.BE (GREAT.CITY.~Rive hundred Vilia Lots, fopty foot OF SALE CHEAP.oaramg once, now fan: 900: Apply at U9 Upper Si.Urbaingtæcot, = |.« Sippell, GE, .xeference Yon or it oxi A di ul oman on ° E FING 10 tr depih et-one hundred and twaxty fect F several years stähding, with furniture, fig \u20ac - amis _ the land required for -the Lachine Canal, ; © Lrst place, fhe euira $1.00 Per 10 1876 \u201cROO 16.| front by a depth of : went; #-inremand Alicpmapiéié.Call ni G03 3h.Joéeph st.\"KY ATED, a General Servant for à smvil family and à h it mieht be is on the 257 tons only, not on the ä,259 .™ 's each lot,and fronting vx, either of the different __ ; 161-3- Apply\\at 874 Outatio street.WBE | 5 © soe upon \u2018what terms it might be tons, as the report would seem to convey ; - +-avenues, between Third and .Beveanth 5tcots OR SALE, an spnropiigonof $1,000.Addross ANTE 8 good Jiy Sawyer; one who under- |.(ISpOged ok, and, secondly, the reason said to be as- fo GRAVEL AND PLAR1IC SLATN youn Roya! rie will bo gold for four hundred FOG 3, og VEY, mont on one | Wma ri No.51 win pn arom ey to .CONTRACT AWARPED.signed by me for the extra on the 5,259 1878; mx }.gna eighty dollars per Lot, to be paid in weokly Boclety of $1,000; first issue; had ult.\u2014 _ 162 Fhe centract dor ropaiming \u2018ofthe St, tons was the reason given for.the extra on ET : uale; cheap and good terms, Address J.B, this\u2019 Vue ANIED, a joung man to wait at table and Pierre-bridge was awarded to Mr.L.St, the 257 tons only.My full reason is not = ROBT, ALEXANDER instalments of ons » untll the whole amoBtt gce, 157 oF ¥, Jake himself generally useful, Apply st Germai ry 3500 +B given, nor, is it inserted in, the written ited ; ve ' ispaid, without \u2018interest, except on arrears TOR SALE CHRAP, & noomy Gashiers-Desk, suit- = hens = 62-1 érmain Ir ve evidence -even, because I gave .much FOR SALE, Co {of payments, on which one per cent per able fora Dry-¢oods Sioro.Apply at 81am RA, ATED, a gir about 16 ARS of ago, to at.ME.LESAGE S REPORT, that was considered simply conversational, ou à Pitch for G 1 Roo xaÿnth.will be charged.Purchusora paylag office.TT po - Artbur street, wo children.Apply ATE Gs Mr.Lesage then-presented a-lengthy re- but what is written is as follows : ¢\u201c This CE Felt au T 3 Sheathi fs, {Aho Mul ATAOADS OR AF LAY; ne will.be .made Ter ie Son oT dat FTE, ANTED, msn who understands practically port in rebuttal & She evidence olicited at |.refers to the line of 12-inch pipes in Pine , Dry or Tarred eathing \u2019 à i} \u201c1j 26 Grand Trunk street.Roi 54-tf our \u20ac ap Making.ess P.O.Box 126, Mon 8 Sub- Vater Commitlee\u2019s investigation, Avenue, carried across through the Park .: | à Mberal discount, Theilots are free from all ei real, 162-2 and with/bespect to the- engagement: of i yn Plastie Slate Paint, |.|encamsmanoo.ane utisadests: ana roctstiy HOGSES TO LEL OR WANTED, VW AIZED; aso in Cook who oan wash and carters by Cyrille Lapierre, In answet to he ground wad ugh.hess pipeslind La \u201cOcal Far, &b.+7 \"À , dyæearçhes can be deen at the-gffice of R.A.[ono : por word each insertion.1 .\u2019 * 161-3 tho following statement of the report + to be dragged along\u201d on plaiks.\u201d In justice TON RET, ; Ramsay, Keg, St Francois Xavier.street.: When WANTED, to rent yoërly, à small Mcely far-# @ATANTED, a good General Servant.Apply at \u2018 Fer at least twenty years, - astestified to'myself, however, I \u2018must add the fol- 1876.41 ST, ANTOINE BIR \"9a purchasers shall\u2019 avis Pall, up ful G00 (FOAr, \u2018nished Cottage by thediver Wid® Gt aching, @V 30 Radegonde stzeet.4813 to by Mr.Lesage, Cyrille Lapierre appears lowing explanation : The 50c.paid on nde La rokpe phennaet 8 dead ath al he privilèges «Drome; ul Addases M d'éntiié aéce.J ANIED, agespectablo married womah fa to have bad a monopoly of the cartage the 5,259 fons waspaid on the*large 30: | = = LES b, they vdi | VE à d 4 = ; + pis to Wet- © .- 1 é - : : ; : Td : se MEDICINES, &c, ! a coplitfins\u2019, of the deed epatoipre given by TO LET, House 1196 at.Catherine rest ply in Tour.ob 48 ob aoot, vas 1013 hai ed sight or Jr rs Chose EE the ty say.À Cathgrine = Re - ; 6 R?est, damhes\u2019htrch.);,Apply to R.S.°| = ; : ee 5 7 \u2019 \u2019 e en a ! .! DEN TRECKLES BEMOV ED AT themesioros the ldtu-20l0 by him-0n the same bare, Advocate.102 St, aies street ANT es eee Laas he Tanvae: co far as can be ggcortained, worked from | street West, on .one side, and Logan's s 4 3, .J (property.A few huudred dots of equal aroa Te j \u2014 ra a 1 sity gireet._ 1613 the yard in St.Charles orrommee street, Farm cn the \u2018other, and on a porfibn.of .NEAST! | Fon the stusent, stcpaisna avawen.morn of AR EPA on RER NE Qumaiey ono sadtiagriar | ERG may bo styled shop orien\u201d very Le, Sprgad along the soft ground on At: hy - ; derotd } ky Ryan, 162 Duke street, or on the premises; 5 a TS AA a * A water avenue etween .JO BUMMER IS COMRSGAAND WITH IT FREOELES Cebtral Averine, vil for $300 par.101 \"to bo y ve - Bi461-3 _ a 2 Ad9 unjust to make-the bare statement, with- Dorchestér sticets,\u2019 *Thère was a cart road Diptheria is @reuglent to an alarming 1 P*'4 in weekly: payments of Afty cents, in other WANTED T0 BERT, a medi sizcl'comfort- §J 74 WEI 9 Asonig, alg and Young, Haig out giving the reasons, which are these: on that portion of Atwater Avenue, in ipiherta \u2018 respects subject 18 the above teeing, Rhénitua- fis house weet of meurs ai rons 9 hd fomalt y AG # pig adie In'the course of my expérience with shop dry weather, in summer, but thosé pipes extent J rom A for ton combines advaniages-beyond, comparison, A not to exceed $300 per ae pose ÿ Aus & COL, Augusta, Maine, \u201c7 7 = ®i_ carters, I found that: it was absolutely were laid duringthe soff weathér in the pe oan purchase suze snd Serta n èmafios handsome village is atresdy established, bith an P.O.Box 198, Ca a 61-3 FONTREAL EMPLOYMENT 2ecessary that \u201cthere: should be one man spring, when the wheels sank so much that : TERIDAŸS efficient line of omnibuses to and from the oity IE UPS Place; phpèreg aud painted.dpply YA OFFICE Fox MEN ax Women, si se, for the proper performance: of the work, it frequently became necessary to raise JOHN .SHERIDA {a toGcorge Biôwne, dBchitect 1607\" Lambert QuIl\u2014Phe undersigned Luying éponda a and safety of the valuable articles conti- them with prizsor lever, and slip planks > N Post Office; brick, sand and stone can be had at EE ON NES '\u2014\u2014 \"| first-cluss kuaployment ageucy, isreadytorecuire nually being carted by what we call the der th toget it als A ND MEDICAL HALL, } - TO RENT-Six Houses of four apartments applications for dwpioyment from men and women y & car y Vv : | under them, to get along, it was also ne- WEST-E 4, nearly one-half less than clty prices; the princi each, on Forfar street: Td¥ese houses aro oi all of aracations Smprogers wil smd 1tadvan- \u2018\u2018 shop carters,\u201d and finding Lapierre faith- cessary to attach.an: extra team.in these ageous ve xr 4 n + 1 hi : A wing Cor.Soignours & St, Joseph stroote, oxarens te maoptamieot-a oopthnié we |g, SEIS gm on ho mew Be SS oi Hate nidradéressogt! és ul ahd-aitentivead able to contol the instances, Vet, lam made tosay that I 2 que + To en entire length, and continued to the city; Mater | ; arte po Ds deComM 1AcK, \\ - 3,0.MIGNAULT, Propriotoy.\u201czaquisite number ofrcartera ab all tinies, I allowed the extra price simply A gere N.B.\u2014Open ail day, Sandays, and all night, mn of edmatruction,.and tr -Barrona/8niidiug, ¢ a = sd.| fixed a rate from e to time, according \u201cthey had to go over rough ground on ded g > \u2014 i16x ; moe a core contemplated, pi fing 151-123 Or to AUX 5 joua séroôt SITUATIONS WAND 1 praotthe ruling prices, and paid.thatemount Fine avenue,\u201d To show that the rates i YHES!| BEY ESI EYES! 1% es ; ; Q-LET, fox the coming season, Houses or : for work.This arramgement, which.has, paid for the cartage of thesepipes was not, June E : a provements to be made at the expense of the pur- [WE Gostagin, situated op tiie bans Of tho splen- | WY Spun.\u2019 ation as Barkeopor by A TOURS it is-.true, existed for «the.past twenty uuder the circumstances, exaessive, Ihere- june : \u2014_\u2014 ÿ' ghasers, they would cost more than the price of yy.and Éverinates \u201cpris ire Bape Gives ences, Address 0,37, Apis oles.160-8 years, was well known to everysuccesding with respectfully submit the following ing DR, BRODSWRA Kid WATER their lots, 50 that this property is, comparatively |mFishing £24, Shooting uenneant apply fod.0.ANLED, \u2014A good Trench Cook Wats a situa.- committee.Lapierre \u201cgave atl his orn certificates of different master carters in ly proparstion that oan cure the most lp.given away.The proprietor hopos that the intor- stiller Bont, via Georgeville.d25-2ron 1 letter, H.bhisin so 6 gtr ts Cour arenab, vo hogs nex fy in ramen.d Bu Lo the city :\u2014 ; : Vorarate Discazes oftne yen 12 est of a large number of purchagors in the deyelop- AS rt ae me | aveepc A po oe \u2018in-the iseryicey-and.frequontly dying.to WATER WORKS, RATES.: .| i Uni Er \u2018ED.\u2014À SOUDEW T A z PP $ - ine: 150 \u2018Professional men snd working glasses e8ploy | ent of this great property will in some degree L Face, Hypolite, po t Toy sirosts dent soa-sido With 5 ady and SR family; 18 à gétrout during the aighë.in cases ef.acci- .Pipes at $1.00 $1.50 62.50 \u2018 \\ hp nd, FRpLeYe + 3 ; moderate; terms 8psy.APPLY, (o.Mr.Lemagine, à good seamgiross.address, letter, P 36, tais |.i à .i ; lijgate NO.1.< an Æe 10 mr guest bane Ww opthe and lle ve the Eyes redthupanse hime for sdéh a sacrifices ding godepate: fort Sps7.ADRIS, 114 office.pro Hy §opats, «gents.to the smain or other pipes.This Certif & No 3 15 YS d §2:00 : a - over \u201c\u20ac - ga , \u2014 \u2014= \u2014 \u2014 = .i + ' 0 Le Le .À tendeg som ; ; 7 #5 purchasers can megt Mr.T.F.O'BRIEN; at 3332 St ; Lu ANYED.\u2014Two respectable French-girls who system has raved sssisfactary in the past, \u2018s No.3.1.50 2:00 - 2.00 d from Ji La ; he had nd ë : | L Leblanc, sometimes to Lapierre, I con- table Grocers., a - \u2014\u2014 NS \u201cop Roo To 1et,-two-dpttes of \u201cFarnished rooms, pierre says that lie had-né éBhtrget \u2014- der that 1 kept the ti £ th for $14.00 0 be ad at all respec GiféE-is HUREEY GIVEN PAYID TORRANÇE & CO, suitable for hausekseRig.APPLY at 924 St.|-ba fargish cazters othebthan-His éwa/ But PCer that xeph the time of the cartvets;as 8.00 - 4 REMPSON, Mantifatkqeer, Ne = v Capbexine aigcot a 155 - : ch al a favor, I-wie hot told to do it by M .; that Amy M, Ripley, of the Cif; : : Ë {:that-he had = I.y er.Fd 1015 HONTE Te District.of foutieal, atte of ¥ iam yd or fbTIO0MS\u2014To lot, three large comfortable rooms, durin or ol rad pgp hig Lesage, buti Lehlanc, Lynch and Lapierre i.\u2014 EE 7 , st th a 7 \u2014 \u2014 [AV with or without board, in a private family, ring «RQ Su > A; told me to keep it.Î made xeburns of prietor.URE YOURSELF OF ATI, McGowan, ofthe same place, Dentish, has lnstitu- PROBATIOR: TY 5 ropst Denig street, near nnasupol With nde per diem, from May lst to Dec.1st #*tliat se Vo Beep 1b a te 1ddx : a St | ted an.action ln the Superior Court, at Montrea P 0.& oO Ni ; +\" of Bavlors, Piano and\u2019 Bathroom dross 195 Ta carters\u2019 time oftener to the office\u201d than to 4 | Formsof Disease, Nervous Debility, Rheumat,| t9¢ e Superior Court, ptreal, A 0 Tes À he made the contract with Mr, Lesage : { \u2018 Ham, Lo.by mpremaiing Jour hisod with 3 | or tho purpose of gptaining § SEnpraton Mare\" Or 450 JAPAN TEA BH aecelveÿ the unqualif- 8.Denis Be 2 Who fixed the prices hitisel?, Mr.Lesage Mr.Lapierre.RA nied syle Co REGNAULTS ÉRENCH | perty from him.ec ESS DA NO NES Ed EE OOMS-Furnished for married couples and there w ntract madd\u201d we always asked, Mr.Lapierre, he ELXCTEIO GALVANIO BRUTS, $3-68ch, De fn 1 single geutlemien, with or without boara, 98Y8 there was no.cop made.at à Sie a: ; # BORNE.TD ABBOTT, TAIT, WOTHERSPOON &ABBOTT, mon grade of Tes; but liad a fine regularieaf, and, pale £ out board, es sent them ; we were ordered to dio thiq a BLECTRIC GALVANIQ; SHOR 8 76a per ¢ : hen infused, will compare favatahly: withçmost ParOoraudpiano if required, at 170 Mountain at.4th, These Æpparently conflicting state- - .PANY.pair, .Attornezs ad lifer for Plaintiff When Lu veer, Wh, OF ah Le ; 184-20 ti 01 ere fi : the shop office.I returned the time some- a BLECIEIC GALVANIO.ARM snd LEG BANDS, ontreal, 12th duné etd aa to Ha tiot bn nuke, reaotvea tuion a ook fos \u2014\u2014#e\u2014 BOARD.: ==.ni or wih Luger of b es ad times on the sheet of list.paper and some- As ; = 4 ll\u2018known makers.Maple SYrup, à 8mall quau- 3 5 : \u201capr w 54 an ; ; Re Te HLECTRIO GALVANIO.HKAD AND JARÇAT D.BROWNE & ÇO 201 wel Plo Syrup, q : ; ; 3 times on note paper.I.always returned RDS, 500 ech.80 ).Bl NE LQ, 4 : tity still remaining at the Le \u2014__ - ; 2.95.for his horses reqyire à full explana- » paper.alway Les te ane ELECTRIC GALN AIG RINGR, 200 each.à Wb a.3 RS AND BROKERS, \u2018 / belt vor 2 R L 4 ER EZ H 2 USE (BGA Wanted, ne cont pes wordsagi ion tion to.convey à perfeatly clear ary the the names of the men in full and their PGOMERT: HING NECK LET! si.ANKEE a \u2019 ' , Radagonde street, VictoKa square.| Jo dingo ene SJ g , - facts of the case.I shall endeavor to gi \u2019 ; St, Law 80g amen.3: : + 3 GBCOIT & 00: 7 \"+ 160z each heron: | acts oL À ha epAvOr 10 give cs turn - hart Por aslo by AILDIEKINS.street, Montreal gro ;, Ja = pat Où.= , a L TALL JR OAD Vacancies 471 Alexander sirect, it.Lid Lapierre designates 2s hlaomn be Bway aes Sho pay lists.+h _ , \u2014 2 - Afpregite } .«BK T- I - earters\u201d is the regular staff maintained by \u2018 v UAL rou acantos th orsiguedi Aly May Jute, 1878, MONTREAL, 2.A Co > A GARD WANTED.\u2014Marrid' couple, within, 15 him at the Water Works shop, driven by office, Mr, Harrington, -we understand, ill be le 1, on aected \u2018with rheumatism.for eight \u2014 : CHOICE ~NEW BUITER XD \u2018minutes\u2019 of P.O.; where there ara noother his own men, for whom he was held re.| ¥ head foreman ; he used to come round 1 conven: aave been al mpletely recovered since Hi Greenbacks, Drafis pod Exchange; Cal States mY f NY hgardérs ; quiet faigily toz dgrate.dress, : .>.; 7; y day and see how we wer tting on years, and hve C0 lv anc Hand L210 |; Bondd, Gold, Silver aad #11 meurent Mones boüght AT 25 Cru.POUND, latine bévomnogauon and tering, Huis this spensible, which ha increased or decreased SYS 92y 5 geting ¢ Pince if Dee CUT advige thé publioin genersdfo-uxe 2Rd s010.Collections made on all parts 0 he 1.5, Ta can h office.11623 as the necessities of the:shop required, and \u2018With the work.niles be- Begmault, and ad tod With that thing |B the Dominion.Iowa Farm MorigageS bearing Ougtqmers can have quantitles as low as, hi 1 Mes op or The evidence of Stephen Trapper, Geo, {the far: nothing else, if they Aro Aeotec WILK Kam ble #10 per cent.interesttor alte, - 10ÿ-acoûm poupiy pLte cheaqguwholesslangise, y | | ROABD=TIs lot, large, pleasant double Room; |.for which, from June, 1874, to November; Tnch, Louis 9 L ble \u201cLe ppe L Tge sip TN LAVER MAS Count AVANS à BIDDBLEL | Angas sly det | ee ee Toad Dagan, 0, X.St Charles is ited and ox.April 11th, 1876 E ; y TT: ERY ARD\u2014 f 4 t dere lel note tat tag Toad Mepart- | cd as follows : ?ee guest RX.JACOBS, Mont A \u2019 ' : PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, IBUTTER RE By.18° A rasan eee D ata htes walk met raised the pay of their street.carters a P40.a8 follows : .on Bin.\u20141 bought à pair of Galvaniofiolep and I have \u2014 TR Conor GUARAIIRORETS 0d §t, Chagas Rarromme iso Bask odice, Rt 511 Lagauchetiore gireet, month earlier to $2.25.) What he desig.\u2018With respect to theatatament in, the re- adoor aud Der on, of which Pirro patered Jor pi BDWARD EVANS c \u2019 | seats, or \u2014 = 2813 nâtes as \u2018his consract to furnish carters Port-thak Lecours only kept time for one Bowing Va) months, 1 take ploasure in reoommendiag them | ' Los C= ~ OARDLA\" gentlemap 8% Rave board and from May to December at.§2 per diem\u201d Week, Mr.Lesage explains that ho is a seaward, Are HOURGOIN, 259% Visitation street, ONFOLAS ASSIGHER, \u2014p0uiT 003; OUÉSOE ARE aduertisemopipext week | dr dede of a3vie rR en Mt was a special arrangement for exceptional foreman of pipe-layers and only had carters g distinct MONTREAL.March 14th, 1876 WESTERN CHAMBERS mw - GEIVED = ~ et em i work, te wit x The removal of surplus vom ea Th he ng Qing the, laying 167 resrh 1 hereby certify that T bought a pair of Regnagiv's J RECELVEHD, : | 504 urnicbed rooms and frstclags | garth from the line of the new main on 1e anal to Sed Gaianio shopsplos for myhuiband, 42d thoy and rma TET ald Pa M TE D | Sharooko strech a8 alreadyalded fo, St Bonavsatare street, forcanting sneplos .Rich he had suffered from for five years, CON TREAL 0% SMOKED SALMON, .: 22 OARD canbe had at i#0ottegs, Sore, |_-\u2018\u2018 .Accordin, a list fyled, i ' ' ono.wee x, t Caoguuf ave PHILOMENE LACHOIX, 24 Payoëto atreot, 2, at \u2014 FYOKED, BALNOR, an + #3 ne hoûge D ao opter, Sorel that Mr.C g to re h yled, [b-appeprs Geo.Marsan, Thomas Lovett and Jos.M, | up Whatt 14 ¢ SMOKED HALIBUT, .| | Grounds on the bank of the Bichelien, a quarter of Loa MI.U.Lapierre hag received from Tagierre never had carters working under rices ha GG.C.SINE: cxvommahfsfaw\" mile from:town.Extromnely healthy, donvénien- the Corporation during the past five th Mr.L nsiders i : ser ont TAILORING.5 Gs ' 0 tras B-3.0N \u2019 : A A and pleasant Jn overs Toqpect aa a simmor tobi: years, pay, for in bt hn age oo on ny unfair | - \u201c = (Late Ad x es .- Audence.r fuxjlox.Rariig apyi 8 - T à 0 c 32 p.day : SOLICITOR OF P AT » \u2014 4880, af \u201c|\u2018'notis, Sorel, > HARARE SHEE 364 days at.iieineoee $L75 did not keep ime of carters, inasmuch as PAST HAVE VOR MBABURE cores to.r102 8h danas seams, morgmual | * 1 44 PH HAT LOST, &e.Wate « torn FY) they mevez had cartors working with their \u2019- LF : .\u20182 nh \u2019 (NAIS \u2014 x + 6, : rrerssoccccus DZ s, and, consequently, could not kee EES, FOR THE ERST el atents btainef In Onnsas, oe.States, Hug DUFRESNE & MayséNAIS, Je TRAYED- From 952 st.Denis stroet asmall 19.651 : Saris time, oR P ager, « ; av bmp re patents are granted, Trade 2 4 5 Street, 221 | Ziving fuformagion of her wil ne smiatle person ; With regard to the 12,826 tons of iron Nos TRICOT OR DIAGONAL CLOTH Saar rie 291 Notre Dar oe | ng ! auita \"y ar or At an Average charge of twenty-five received by the department from Europe __% SUIT, Lie) - ar rere LO; oogiondan, on Craig ghrost, a Panama by.ihe system $ x prporation has lost from 1671 to 1575 inclusive, stated in the as + - ° Tee 1 ME 5 a se rçtüra raig-street.\u2019 \u2018 management in report not to have been re-weighed in Mon- Ei, ns Wt AM ERI N ase wove 162-2 | five years, $4,912.\u201d A 20.EEE _ = \u201c022 _ five years, $4,912.treal, Mr.Lesage explained that an ar- Cor Only $20.00, fe +2 ; - PACKINGOOMPANY, TLO5T>on the Tih Musset, between MaGill snd | - 5th.\u2019 Nothing could be more unfair than rangement was made with the Water \u2014\u2014 AT rool 1% BR ) \u2014\u2014\u2014 * Car, about five o'clock, & Lurse Containias $5 and | *he above'ihference and the way the figures Works Engineer of Glasgow to check the P B ; wr W: ASEO.BINDM ] 2 gold coins.The finder will ablige by rgturaing are aggregated.In the first place there is weight and hydraulic test of all pi meet .EB.ROWN'S, « +uShaestablished reputation acquined bythis Gom- the Bame to this office, as it belongs to afpartyin sn error in the Committee \u201cadditi f 18 yara est ol all pipes | : 409 COMMISSIONERS STREF®® | pauy's preparations makes it ative.on all Reed M.C.R.,thisoflee.___.160 : mn xdtbion of shipped from that port, without whose cer- No.9 Chaboillez 8 PP PEER > 3 \\pmparalive pn 5 8,080 days, which would redtice the | invoi LL .napolllez Square, o +.|@rocers who would etain thelr fede to kee them OST, from 102 Mansfeld straset, a bright 9 4 , Which Ww reduce Lhe loss fificate no invoices were paid, and who re- Nn \u2014 ' MONTREAL: RTERS | requlanly in stock.: og AT be Canary, el one retuming same |'(even if loss could be proved) by $750.00.ceived a remuneration of ls.stg.per ton Other Stores charge $35.00.lads |'ORMABAL MERCHANTS (AND chp: | * The BOLOGNA, BRUNSWICK and EMPRESS - \u2014 In the second place the 16,651 days-(Which for that service, for the purpose of saving TAFFORD, Merchant Tail = : des Lo i BAUSAGES are commanding immense sale, No { is the correct number) includes all the the expense of doing the same thing on ; S 72 BT.JAMES STREET, ary Advpngss ~ «T6, | Grocer can afford to bo without them.shop carters\u2019 time, which was paid for at this side ; the three 30-inch water mains Le Les sent nm - er A ho fads ia camtioned againgt Hawkorsywho age ( 82.90 up fo Fume of 187 4 ang 6 Fo alluded to in the report were checkd as a i \u2018 ¢ furnishing their own cloth, can have it 2 (offering inferior goods as the North, crtdhgs Fock au Abe Ul.ovember, .and the test on his calculations, The Gas Compan; ~ wads up In the atoukabrle very lows for ses.am \u2018 bg COMPANY \u2019s Manufacture, puend \u2018 fact thatthe Road Department.paid ordin- here follow thersame plan.pany \u2018rR BULE d= SESS GT wo Havrure or Sub-Agents whatever, | BS ou ary street carters, which could be driven Mr Lynch, fore of the workshops 3K MISCELLANEOUS.= Pied exclusively st AS A id , loreman \u201cshop: M.HAYNÆN, + 8 ala US.= | astealy aL0RT warehouss, Ap) y mere boys, $2.25 from and before the rexided at St.Lambert for two segsons in | Cerner Commisshners and St Peterstreots, > riod that I d the sh arronkhog a pire s LTR - HE EU ROP EAN WINE: \u201c ; Same period that raised the shop carters s house rented for $5 per month, alluded FOR OUT- TANT TAL nt * T AKIN & ARMSTRONG, \"f x MOT ; to that-price, affords a pretty.fair proof to by the Witness as an expensive oe 5 ea ton | COMPANY OF CANADA, | HORA JURE TOR MONTREAR., © FOR that Monee 53° Som Ercunds tor my Going try residence,\u201d His oprdwood was carted a A .' 5e à private horse of .Lapierre\u2019s, and the oo, - .! show that carters could have b : ya p plerres, , EW SPRNG RTQOUE, es 2 he OFRNAD THEIR.Jp 0-8 i , | .] Sos Jess than was paid, rch, inion at furniture by one.of Humaine s express n , J Fo A \"eat \"|., > ir A wes.Haszin .explaing ick \"| which has ben selected from ho most wiytnh | WINS oF AULTS and.RESTAURAI NT} 1 IngtoRMad to Aspire, , GODFREY ERMEN'S trary, fe Bond Department's pay.st and referred do = being ro Ki \u2014 proves fri) Dah on very moderate term?Az lv & #-Portandsheer.| \" 4 thionghont the whole period té It > house were taken to build a valve chamber ' 10.Nila trom London and New York received No.11 Boparenture Stapeft A GIN\u2014John Xazpor & 5 hhds.and gases.- ; .\u201c\u201c pcars also that Mr.C.Lapierro has as 5 ob the corner of Futord a Bas cat monthly.WM, HAYNEN © ; 5 BRANDY\u2014 Renault's ny JF -oatks and oct.- COTTON ; I HRE AD ¢' been allowed to carfyin the same peripd *.aies, opnoé tated tat, op dtc.1, CA * \u2018 gt TTY \u20ac - Martell and In .BF KF + yy .£1.} _ 4 - * 2h : .a pstlogksges | ew DAD | passed, awers usonta Let\u201d 8 LAR wh ME TE [7800 tens,af wetergnipes-@ $1:00- porto.| was takin to Hextington/w tvro.and-adhali Blea TEE HIGHEST PRICE is paid |, aM.0 N T BB.Asli 4 pOsanman supp.fo | = CMRI e nf LG gh «| [peso « Mr.Tiesag, ohixdistance to at moderne \" Yor Sapond-hand feothing, &o., at.H.Vine- |, = = .; eo Co mp.; Lop RET Lo CLF iG edt \u201cet o0ks, donnd- ægsal\" tac be gris, 668 Craig airooty 8 Tow doorsenstorplowsy.© MARTIN FINN &s@@40 °°! \u201c \u201cupon, | - \"Tho Beatimud Mwensewt.| | eur: Zhe suldeho omits 'a-barghin built at that, fwpet, vandd thas Seeivsual ACK & OÙ Be done as ths st notice.115 s PROPRINTORA, 1304 76 oodms 83-coûm for the cartage of these pipes with La- quantity of brick and sarhd were allowed PRICE ONE CENT.| in\u2018the-nameof theChunchsob England, Ww Joe Matho therefor, Harrington had no building of hig.own going on ab that time.An-affi- -dawit is enclosed.in the report of Louis Leblanc, time-keeper,- testifying that no \u2018person could have carted coal from the .W.yard in St.Charles Borromimee without his orders, that no orders were given, and mo coal taken from the yard to the house of Michael : Harrington.\"Also, ;an affidavitrof Patrick\u201d Doran, trader, declaring that in the latter end \u2018of October last -he séné-a cart load of coal to the yard in quéstion by Harrington\u2019s orders; and received a receipt therefor from Leblanc.In the latter end of last March, deponent received a similar request for a cart load .of hard coal, whieh was accordingly sent\u2019 to the same -pläce.Also, an affidavit of Jeremie Constantine, laborer, stating that he knew Pierre Langevin, formerly a carter in- the Water Works Department ;' met him last.spring in \u2018a tavern ; had -ascouple of drinks %ogether, and commenced td tlie about their prospects; Langevin said| he.was-eut of a job, having been sacked by Lynch, Witnesgasked him for what reason.He replied: that he had had some words street thatühe would go and tell Jobin thati he: knéw something against Lynch, Leblanc and Harrington.Defendant asked who Jobin was.Langevin replied that-he was à \u2018\u2018 boss carter, \u201d who was getting evidence against Lapierre, the Water Works\u2019 garter, and: that he had only to go and tell him, ahd hewould fixthem.Witness asked -him what lie knew, and he commenced to la#gh, saying he could make plenty of things.Being interrogated further he said: He would say they were drinking in a gro- gery store, and that Leblanc had sent Him to Harrington's house, with coal.This he Had never, done, -but-he -kuew some one who did,-and when the Irish were \"of-ths- big-places-in-the work \u2018Canadi world have a good chance, and Languin woke perfectly sober \u2018during ithe conversation.A deposition of Pierce Maloney, enclosed, statesthat he remembered Hypolite Hebert alias Robert, who carted for the Department in the later end of April last.Witness was goinglup or diag hurry up.-Hebert told him that there wotld soon be no more hurry up\u2019; that -they were going to clear\u2019 Mr.Lesage\u2014the \u2018would be.left alone, but that George Lynch and Michael Harrington would go for sure.Defendant asked him how he knew that, when plenty of meetings in the Quebec suturbs then started to talk very fast:in French, saying that he could not tell all about it French, he would make him \u2018\u2018 very muc surprise.\u201d From the way in which he spoke and his manner, deponent firmly believes that Hebert was a party to a conspiracy to cast Harrington and Lynch from the works by fair means or foul.The affidavit of Patrick Fahey declarés that he affidavit took place, that the impression conversation was that a conspiracy had drive both Harrington and Lynch out of - the Department.\u2018 The cedars:ähd planks stated by Lange- vin to have been-carted from the hydraulic press en Gand 'Trunk street to La- |r pierre\u2019s house were merely pieces of wood, guch as blocks and butts of planks, always \u2018required in \u2018the loading and unloading of large-pipes, which, for safety, Were breught away ab night in the waggon and brought back inrfhe.morning, there being no place in the vicinity where they could be safely deposited.\u201d\u201d To the statement that there @vere-brièks, lime, sand and stones taken Arom the yard and streets to contribute to the, erection of an addition to Lapierre\u2019s house, Lapierre.gives an unqualified contradiction, as the said addition was built entirely by eontract, \u2018the contractors for which \u201cfurnished\u201d all the material.Im support of this statement certificates are appended from Messrs.B.Benoit, Isidore -Morache, and O.Labrecque, the builders.Joseph Poulin stated in evidence that he saW'a roll of lead pipe in Lapierre\u2019s yard, which Roussin told him came from the- Corporation -yärd.This was oaly hearsay evidence, which Roussin denies ; but it was quite possible, indeed probable, that he had seen such articles in Lapierre\u2019s yard, as it had been\u2019 the practice for the carters, when leaying the shop, loaded with lead services and ether material, to stop at Lapierre\u2019s yard during dimmer hour, their load in the meantime remaining in the cart while the horses were feeding ; and it wag not an unusual thing for the street foreman 4o make use of a friendly yard as a place dE.deposit for their tools, and for all surplus material, coming on \u2018night, rether thañ leave them lying on the street.Mr, Lesage, therefore, thinks it possible that \u201clead pipe, &c., &c., may have_been seen in Lapierre\u2019s yard, while awaiting removal either to the shép or to its destination on the work, Until a very recent period the different fire stations were open to use for such purposes.- - Mr.Lesage concludes his report by Stating that he considers the censure.pasged upon him most unjust, and helds, that |.there is nothing to prove that the whole of his time has not been given to the: Cor- .poration, For over 20 years\u2019 service he states he has not lost more than 200 days.Of late years the business of the Departs ment hag Ihoeased, so rapidly that he has had to apply for an assistant, in order that he may look closely into the details of the working of = the Department.\u2018Some ; of these detail® he had been forced to neglech .during the'last two yearsfér frant of time 3 Æhat is-with'regard \u2018tb werk\" during office hours; where\u201d it wouid be necessary that time ;.otherwise, when work could be 1 dene.at night, he:bye done it, and igpre- red todo so a8 leng as health will per mit, although he: thinks he .sheuld ibe placed beyond the necessity.of - haying.to «QQ 10.7 MR.RQBB\u2019S §EPORE : was hen presented, but ewing to.th pressure on our çolumns will have to .whand overkill to-morrow, THE DISCUSSION, Ald.David considered that, in, the absence of Alds.McLaren and ;MecCord, the discussion should be postponed.Ald.Stephens moved an, .gsmendment, holding that the statement of Mr.Lesage .did.not amount to awew of pins, .Ald.Robert moved, in graendment to the amendment, that the persons whose affidavits were incorporated in the report be requested to come before the Committee and declare to the truth of the same, which being put, was lost.The amendment was then put and carried, the Committee adjourning until tonight te debate on the matter.| \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 RELIGIOUS DIFFERENCES.WESLEYANS AND .'FTHE CHURCH OF ENG.LAND\u2014AN INTERCOMMUNION SOUGHT TO BE BROUGHT ABOUT\u2014EFFORTS.OF THE BISHOP OF LINCQLN.The London Standard of June 28 says : \u2018\u2018 The Bishop .of Lincoln has for some years past been conspicuous for the zeal and earnestness with which he has labored to bring about intercommunion between the Wesleyans and the Church of England, The right reverend prelate has not been much encouraged to pursue his endeavors, but he has never failed to persevere, The last-of his essays is certainly of a more direct and practical character than any which-have preceded it.The Bishop made known to some leading Wesleyan Methodists his desire for an amicable interview.A former President of the Wesleyan Conference expressed his hearty concurrence in the proposal, and invited several ministers and other members of the oennection, who met the Bishop, whorwas : ageompanied by three of his -chanlcin- The right reverend prelate qrawils which ference by veferring ramont; of the Wes- arise fro= 35,\u201d Church\u2014*an alienation hich affords a triumph to the enemisés of i believers.and lath, especially to the un ; manists, who.are .abrengthened by qur Dn ?Wordsworth frankly con- had no nuthority saspenk dévidions.3.Dr.femded +Æbhtahe ing oensidgred dhe.principles: of dispo dréicherézhed aoh pe 1 omdÿlitshe saled.© laid- much stress.upon John Ves- bkaky Bishop with Lynch, and would have his fevéhge ; - fos Mountain street with Him, rand told him fo J he said, that they had about it,- and'that \u2018it was all fixed, He in English, but if deponent understood.was present in the cart at the timb the conversation alluded to in the last-named - left on his mind from the hearing of said .been hatched in the Quebec suburbs tect 6 :he,ghould.be'at.several places at the same |\u2019 ley\u2019s firm allegiance to the Church, and his declared intention that the Wesleyan body should be \u2018a religious society within .¢he Church.\u201d In conjunction with his brother, John Wesley charged their followers pever to separate from it, and he provided in his \u2018Deed of Declaration,\u201d in 1784, that no person should be appointed to minister in any Wesleyan chapel for three years sugcessively,exqept \u2018ordained ministers of the Church of England.\u2019 John .Wesley, like his brother, was an ordained | priest, and his strongly-expressed desire way that all Wesleyans should resort to their parish churches for sacramental pur- - poses, and he held that in this respect at Teäst, \u2018the parish church was the church of the Wesleyans\u2019 Many of the saintliest ministers of the Presbyterian Church thought it their duty to accept English.ordination, and Dr.Wordsworth confidently expects that a considerable number of Wesleyan ministers would ibe remdy to do the same if they received ;-an earnest-and.considerate invitation from ; the Church.The Bishop, closed his.address by submitting threé questions, in- tehded to ascertain the temper in which dhis Puoposals would :be received - by the h-Weslogan.Conferapce.If members of the conference, should take English orders; \u201cwith the view of preaching and ministerin, Fithe sacrements in our churches, and shoul subsequently accept offices and benefices inthe Church, would they be:held dis- ualified for being morbhors of the conférence and be severed from the Wesleyan connection ?Secondly, if our Bishops and clergy accepted invitations to preach and minister the sacraments in Wesleyan chapels, and if the Bishops were willing to license the chapels for preaching and the \u2018ministration of the sacrements after the Anglican form, would the Wesleyan Con- \u2018ference encourage such overtures of union, and would the ministers and congregations of such bodies be allowed to remain in connection with the Wesleyan body?Lastly, would the Wesleyan Conference be willing that, in the case of such chapels as might be licensed for preaching, prayer, and praise only, the congregation should be ex- -|-horted to resort to their respective parish | churches, as John Wesley.enjoined them to do, for the reception.of the Holy Com- .munion ?.\u201c\u201cTheanswer of the Wesleyan Conference will be awdited with interest, but.we are uot very sanguine ag to the result.We have not.to learn now for the first time how little the spirit of Wesley survives in those who have followed after him, A -étucial exampleof this was furnishpd during the edueational centroversy., Churchmen counted upon the support ofthe Wes- leyans in maintaining the religious character of national education, heir hopes were signally disappointed.Thefollowers - of Widsley made common cause \u2018with the L political dissenters and the secularists, and clamored for the expulsion of the denominational schools from the national system, - It is not:their fault that religious -ipstrgdtion is blended with the secular education in the great majority of the public elementary schools.a few weeks ago we called attention to the attitude they had taker up in regard to the bill of Jordi Sandon.They condemn efiery provision which is designed tg, place the vol- | untary schools on a footing, something like bare equality with the boarding-schools.We give all credit to the Bishop of Lincoln for.the: generous :and lange-hearted pro- pesals which he has submitted to the Conference.They are instinct with the spirit of Christian liberality, and Wesley would have gone more than half way to meet Kthem.We have little hope, however, that \u2018they will be received in a similar temper by his followers of to-day.\u201d \\ i 3 UNION BANK OF LOWER CANADA.Amamal General Meeting of the Share- hakders of the Union Bank'of Lower Gana- da, held at .theiw Banking House, in.Quebec, on Monday, the 10th day of Muly, 1876, at which were present: \u2014 Chas, E.Levey, Esq., Hon, C.Alleyn, Hon, J.Sharples, J.B.Renaud, Esq., Lt.-Col, Pope, YW.Sharples, Esq., Hon, George Irvine, Thomson, Esq., Capt.'W.H.Carter, Owen Murphy, Esq., Mayor of Quebec, C.Pentland, Esq., Hon, T, McGreevy, A.Joseph, Esq., H.S.Scott, Esq., D.C.Thompson, Esq., N,demieux, Esq;, J.Breakey, Ksq., Sit N, F.Belleay, J.Hearn, Esq., H.C.Austin, Esq.,D.R.Stoddart, Esq., Hugh Devlin, Esq., J.Gar~ batz, Esg., W.G.Petry, Esq., G.R.Ren- row, Heq., J.S, Budden, Ksq., Dr.Rus.ell, J.Wy Henry, Esq., W.Quinn, Esq., N.Maheux, Esq., W.White, Esq., E, H.Pemberton, Esq., Lt.-Col, Turnbull, E.Giroux, Esq., &c.Charles Ii, Levey, Heg., was called to the chair, and upon motion of H.8.Scott, Esq., Mr.G.H.Balfour was requested to act as Seoretary.At the request of Dr.Russell, the Secretary read the minutes of the last Annual | General Meeting, which, upon motion of -H.Si Scott, Esq., seconded by Hon.John «Sharples, were adopted, Dr.Russell: dis- The President then prepeeded to read the Report :\u2014 REPORT, The Directors beg to -present to the Shareholders of the Bank the.following } statement, showing the result of the .pgst \u2018h year\u2019s business :\u2014 | The profits of the Bank for the : vear ending 30th June, * 4 A dis aes a .-§186,455 99 : Add\u2014Profit and Loss, old ac.roy 9,518 25 veus pemeudeogue CORR 20 Doty Be Foe est Bocdunt.180,000 0 5 ( $345,974 be \u2018Which has been applied as fol- 20 ! lows:\u2014 Dividend No.20, of 34 p.c., Dividend No.21, of 34 pc.payable 1st July, 1876., -Appropriation for - bad and ._ \u201c-doubtful debts written off \"204800 100 Carried .to Profit dahd Loss, NOW ACCOUNÉ.\u20260i0000000 2,646 '1L $345,974 24 The Directors needbnob remind the shate- -helderssthat-the past year has been one; of ;quent disaster.This Bank, in common 41with all other Banks of.the Bominion, has necessarily suffered greater losses than would have been exponionsed ander .ordi- || nary circumstances, \"The Directors have, therefore, deemed -ifito be there duty, this year, to examine with great strictness the overdue bills held :by she Bank, and to make a large allow- rence for bad and doubtful debts, writing off = STEER \"un HO AM + 7 SSsaHsonaas HR op win o saw on Mondays, hrongb to Sh d Saturdays vi with thé t 10 o\u2019clock tario Navigs\" tax.317.00 ohn.fax .obn.GES, ov't, R'y8 oars 110r stipo ite Lead.E Wanssspar, July 32 1876, SECOND EDITION.TWO O'CLOCK.COMMERCIAL.Star OFFICE, 1 p.m, July 12, 1876.The local breadstuffs market to-day was dull but steady.Canada Spring wheat was nominal at $1.09 to $1.12.One car of No, 2 oats was sold at about 3lc.Pork was steady at $21.50 to $22.00 for new mess, and $20.50 to $21.00 for thin mess.Frour.\u2014Receipts 5,868 barrels, Prices (per barrel of 196 Ibs.) : Superior Extra, $5.25 to $5.30 ; Extra Superfine, $5.074 to 85.124; Fancy,$4.90 to $4.95; Spring Extra, $4.65t0 $4.70; Superfine, $4.25 to $4.35; Strong Bakers\u2019, $4.80 to $5.00; Fine, $3.75 to $3.85; Middlings, $3.35 to .$3.50 ; Pollards, $2.75 to $3.00 ; Upper Canada Bags (100 lbs.), $2.30 to $2.32% ; City Bags (delivered), $2.45 to $2.50.Sales :\u2014200 Spring Extra at $4 65; 10) do, at $4.70 ; 100 Superfine at $4.30 ; 100 do.at $4.25 ; 50 Strong Bakers\u2019 (medium) at $4.85.WarAT, \u2014Receipts, 15,477 bushels.Coarse Grarns\u2014Receipts \u2014 Peas, 5,- 386 bushels ; oats, 215 bush, Provisions \u2014 Receipts \u2014 Butter, 76 kegs; cheese, 1,217 boxes ; pork, 250 brls OreER RECEIPTS.\u2014Ashes, 106 barrels leather, 149 rolls ; tobacco, 11 cases spirits, 36 casks, CHICAGO, July 12.\u2014Wheat.\u2014 Receipts, 65,000 bushels ; shipments, 54,000 do.10:50 a.m.\u2014 Easier; 974c July ; 998c August ; $1.00 to $1.004 September.Corn.\u2014Receipts, 115,000 bush; shipments, 134,000 do.10:05 am.\u2014Quiet and steady ; 464c July ; 463c August; 462c to 46£c September.Oats.\u2014Receipts, 53,000 bush; shipments, 34,000 bush.11.10 a.m.\u2014Dull ; 28}c July: 28ic August; offered at 28%c September.Barley \u2014Receipts, 0,000 bushels ; suipments, none.Pork.\u201410.30 a.m,\u2014Quiet; $19.60 August; $19.80 September.Lard.\u2014 10.30 a.m.\u2014 Quiet ; nominal at $10.87% July; $10.92} to $10.95 August; $11.02} September.Uxion SToox YARDS \u2014 CHIcAGo, July 12.\u20149.20 a.m.,\u2014Estimated receipts 12,000 hogs ; market active and a shade firmer.Cattle market steady ; receipts, 3,500 head.\u2018 MILWAUKEE, July 12.\u2014Wheat, Rects., 67,000 bushels ; shipments, 42,000 do.10.40 a.m.\u2014Firm; $1.16 No.1 hard; 81.09 No.1 cash; 98¢c No.2 cash; 86c No.8 cash; $1.00 August; $1.01 September.BezreoEm\u2019S RESSRT.\u2014LoNDoN, July 12, \u2014Floating cargoes, wheat, buyers holding off, hoping to obtain some concession.Corn, slow.Wheat and corn on passage, unaltered.Mark Lane wheat and corn, rather easier.Arrivals wheat and corn off icoast, large.English and French country wheat markets, unaltered.Farmers\u2019 deliveries of wheat during the past week\u2014 20,000 to 25,000 rs.Imports into the United Kingdom during the past week\u2014 wheat, 295,000 to 300,000 qrs.; corn, 395, - 000 to 400,000 qrs.; flour, 55,000 to 60,000 brls.Liverpool spot wheat, dull; red spring, 8s, 7d.to 9s.7d.; corn, steadily held.Prices of Breadstuffs and Provisions at Liverpool.\u2018 July 11.Juiy 12.2:30 p.m, 1:30 p:m.Flour, 196 1b8.21 6t024 0 21 61024 0 Wheat, red, 1001b%.8 2t0 9 6 82% 9 6 Do winter, do \u2026 9 6to 910 9 Bto 910 Dowhite do .9 Sto 910 9 Sto10 0 DoClub do .910t0104 9 10t0l0 4 Corn, gr, 80 1bs.25 3to25 6 25 3to25 6 Barley, bush, 481bs.3 6t000 0 3 6000 0 Oats, bush, 451bs., 3 Oto 3 8 3 Oto 3 6 Peas, qr, 504 Ibs .36 0000 0 36 0to00 0 Pork, bri.2001bs .80 0to00 0 82 0to00 0 Lard, 1121bs,.52 0t0 00 0 51 6000 0 Beef, bri, 112 1b8.77 6600 0 77 6to 00 0 Bacon \u2018do .49 Otobl 6 49 Oto5l 6 Tallow, do 41 9t000 0 41 91000 0 Cheese, do 50 06000 0 50 0% 00 0 THE FUEL MARKET.\u2018WEDNESDAY, July 12.CoAL.\u2014The retail prices for coal per ton, delivered, for net cash, are as follows: \u2014Stove, $6.60 to $7.00; Chestnut, $6.10 to $6.50; Egg, $6.10 to $6.50; Far- nace, $6.00 to $6.40; Grate, $6.00 to $6.50 ; Welsh Screened, $6.50 to $7.00; Newcastle Smiths\u2019, $6.10t0 $7.00; Steam, $5.00 to $5.50; Coke, per chaldron, $4.00.Woon.\u2014The prices of long Upper Canada wood, per cord, delivered, for net cash, are as follows:\u2014Beech, $5.50 to $6.00; Birch, $5.00 to $6.50; Maple, $6.50 to $7.00 ; Tamarac, $6.00.LATEST MONEY MARKET, KEW YORK, July 12, 4 PM.Gold .00.0.Lll8 @ 00 Sterling Exchange.488% @ 00 MONTREAL, Greenbacks bought at a dls.count of.\u2026+.11 @ 00 Greenbacks sold at a discount [1 s\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.10% @ 10 Drafts on New York.104 @ 10 Silver bought at a discount of.124 @ 15 W.Wir, Stock and Exchange Broker, No.121 St, Francois Xavier street, MONTREAL STOCK REPORT [Reported for TRE STAR dy Bond Brotheérs.} STOCKS, Transac- rm 187,8 10352 .| Buyers, arse Merchants\u2019 Bank B.C Merchant?\u2019 Bauk ex div| , E.Townships Bank uebeo SNK.angue National Union BanK.000.Mechanics\u2019 Bank., Do Ton 6 .Bterling P.Covevenss| oe Mont.Telegrzph Co B.C.Dominion Telegraph Co.{ 9 Bichelieu and Ontario NaV.COcsu0ssssoose0s Unien Nav.C0.City Pase.Rallroad City Gas Company.re Merchants Exchange.|, .edit Foneier.o.osee| oo an Engine & Machine COMPANY oascvesersss| | Quebec Fire Assurance Company.ses ons | Montal Invesbni Ase0-| Ciation.\u2026.0000seccue., Csn, Cotton Manufactur- Co ee Montreal Building Asso.) | Montreal Loan and Mortgage Company.Coldbrook Boiling Mille and L.Sono gessen ces csv Quebec & G.P.8.8.Co.Koyal Canadian Assur- Company.of Mus.c.Stock.Bonds.Deb.8 p.c.8 F 6p.c.© 5p.c.stg.\u2026.5 pe.[3 Harbor Bonds, Stock, 7 p.c.Bonds, 6 p.¢| .p.c.8tock.P.C.Stock.Bonds.+ W.Bonds.| 1 von New Advertisements this P.M, Loous, Lioous.Looms have been in use for several thousand years.During the present century wonderful improvements have been made in their construction.The products of the loom are to-day imporiant ! staples of our civilization.Go to CHEAPSIDE for a great variety of loom-work, as follows :\u2014 COLORED SILKS, COLORED SILKS.NAVY BLUE SILKS, 22 inch wide, well worth $1.50, selling fast at only $1 a yard.CHEAPEST SILKS IN THE WORLD.NAVY BLUE SILKS (Gros Grains), 24 inches wide, only $1.25 a yard.MID BLUE GROS GRAIN, only $1.25 a yard.DARK-BLUE GROS GRAIN, only $1.25 à yard.SKYE-BLUE SILK only $1.25.SEAL-BROWN SILKS, very wide, only $1.35 a yard, All warranted or no sale.DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.No.1\u2014Lot to clear all at 17c., worth 25c, No; 2\u2014Lot to clear all at 20c., worth 30c.No.3\u2014Lot to clear all at 25c., worth 35c, BLACK LUSTRES, BI CK LUSTRES.Special lots clearing out av-w._ low prices.No.Let BLACK LUSTRES, 10c.a yard, worth ce.No.2 Jot BLACK LUSTRES, 27c.a yard, worth c No.3\u2014Lot 20¢.a yard, well worth 35c.KID GLOVES, KID GLOVES.Our Stock of KID GLOVES is the finest on this continent.UNDERWEAR.Our stock of UNDEBCLOTHING aud HOSIERY is the cheapest in Canada.Gents\u2019 super.GAUZE MERINO SHIRTS, only 38¢.each.Heavy Super.MERINO, only 50e, worth 75c.GREY COTTON, very heavy, only be.a yard, Country mérchants supplied.AMERIOAN PRINTS only 6c.a yard.Conntry merchants supplied, get HOSIERY, HOSIERY, HOSIERY.LADIES\u2019 SPANISH BROWN HOSE, 10e, à pair.Cheapest in Canada.LADIES\u2019 WHITE CORSETS, 30c.One lot WHITE VIENNA QUILTS, only $1.25 each worth $1.75.BUY YOUB DRY-GOODS AT CHEAPSIDE, 437 and 439 Notre Dame street.A.A.MURPHY, 157+ PROPRIETOR, \u201c NOTE\u2014Sole Agent for the CENTENNIAL TIDY BUTION.THE COQK\u2019S FRIEND EAKING POWDER 18 PURE, HÉALTHY, RELIABLE, And is acknowledged to be the \u201c BEST 1N USE.\u201d 1614+_ I\" THESEHARD TIMES, Economy is the Order of the Day, and we would solicit all who have not given the CHINA AND JAPAN TEA COMPANY à trial, to do 80, and thereby save 20 per cent.157-teodm UBSCRIBE to the ¢\u201c FOLIO,\u201d A Journal of MUSIC and the SISTER ARTS, Contains 20 pages of New Music and 24 columns of Musical News and Miscellany, every month.$1.60 a year, post-paid.c.c.DEZOUCHE, Music Dealer, 136+-eodm St.James street.**JRISH WORLD\u201d CENTENNIAL SUPPLEMENT.\u2014~The greatest enterprise of the journalistic year! Read it! See its beautiful Mlustrations and send it your friends, Headquarters : 162-+ 21 BLEURY STREET,.BATTLE BROS.& SHEIL.N1AGARA DISTRICTMUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY ESTABLISHED 1888, + | This Company 18 now prepared to INSURE REAL | ESTATE PROPERTY and PRIVATE DWELLINGS at very advantageous rates.Agents wanted in all unoccupied parts of Ontario bec.and Que A.DR LAT, 138+ Manager for Ontario and Quebec.HOLERA, DIARRHŒA, AND 8 COMPLAINTS FUMMER Cured by taking Blackberry Carminative, a safe ; and effectual cure, both for children and adults, No one should be without a bottle, and be sure that ou at prepared by yon ge TATE & COVERNTON, 131+ 157 St.James street.ILLIARDS ! BILLIARDS ! H.MOVITTIE, 299 and 301 NOTRE DAME STREET, Has opened a Splendid BILLIARD PARLOUR; ON THE GROUND FLOOB, And now solicits the patronage of the publie QUGARS FOR PRESERVING, CHEAPEST IN THE CITY, See Samples in the window, at CHARLES DUNCAN'S, THR OLD COUNTRY GROCERY, 695 Craig street.167-+ ENGRAVING and LiTHOGRAPHING, BY GEO.BISHOP & CO,, 169 St, James Street, 15+ ANS, FANS.\u2014The largest, best and richest display of Fans in the city.Black and Gold Fans, Dress Fans, Morning Fans, Travelling Fans, Rusgia Leather, Chinese Fans, J apanese Fans, Church Fans at prices, ranging from 25¢.each to $10 each.G.& W.CLARKE, 131% Next the Ottawa Hotel.HINA HALL, \u2018 Queen\u2019s Block,\u201d NEW NUMBER 18325 ST.CATHERINE ST.D.Grant begs to inform the public of the West End that he has this day resumed his regular business, an continue to keep on hand à first-clas assortment of Grockery, &c.P.8.\u2014The Registry Office business will be oar- ried ox under the special care of Mr: Grant, TE, MARTE BROTHERS, 464 Notre Dame Street, Invites inspection of a very cholce stock of NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, CONSISTING OF BLACK SILES\u2014Cashmere finish, COLORED GROS GRAIN in all the new shades.PLAIN and FANCY CHECKED DRESS GOODS\u2014the very latest styles.BLACK SILKS and IRON GRENADINES-best goods ever offered in the city.n N.B.\u2014300 $0 $15.00.J USTRE COATS, LINEN COATS.JUST RECEIVED, 1 case Black Lustre Coats, 1 case Fancy Lustre Coate.1 case Holland Linen Coats, 1 case Grass Linen Coats.1 case Youths\u2019 and Boys\u2019 Black Lustre Coats.1 case Youtbs\u2019 and Boys\u2019 Linen Coats.A full assortment now in stock at our usual low prices.Inspection invited.120 ST.LAWRENCE STREET, C.F.CHURCH, LADIES\u2019 LINEN SUITS, from $3.00 5 Kr 1474 GR.EXCHAN Bankof London, 60 days.Merchants Bills, 90 days.Bank on demand on New Yo! Merchants Bill8.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0.0000080005 \u2014 @ \u2014em Bank Gold Drafts on Sew York.,.par @ \u2014\u2014 Gold rates at noon in New York.,, 111% @ \u2014= WALL STREET SPECULATION The reliable house of ALxx FROTHINGHAM & 00, No.12 Wall street, new York, publish à handeoms eight page weekly paper, called the Weekly Financial ort.which they send free to any address.In adaition {0 a large number of editorials on financial and business topics, it contains very full and accurate reports of the salés and standing of every bond, stock and security dealt In at the Stock Exchange.Messrg.FROTHINGHAM & Co., are extensive brokers, of large experience and ried integrity.In addition to their stock brokerage business cy Bell what are termed Privileges,\u201d or Puts and Calls,\u201d now one of the favorite methods of legitimate speculation.Their advice Is valuable, it, many have made fortunes.\u2014 and by following New York Metyovolis, The latest enactments of the Game laws provide that \u2018\u201cno otter shall be hunted, trapped or killed between the first day of May and the first day of October, in any year; no beaver between the thirtieth of April and the first of September ; no muskrat between the first of June in any year, and the first of April following, for the districts of Quebec, Saguenay, Chicoutimi, Montmagny, Kamour- aëki, Ramouski and Gaspe, aud between the fret of May in each year, and the first of April following, for the remainder of the FF °F vince.I S AL E, A FIRST-CLASS CASHIER'S DESK, Suitable for a DRY-GOODS STORE.Apply at STAR office.159+ A.W.OGILVIE, M, P, P.,, PRESIDENT, WM.ANGUS, lsr V10E-PRESIDENT, EDWARD H,GOFF, 2xp VicE-PRESIDENT AND MANAGER.t tloodshed.HENRY LYE.HEAD OFFICE: 1850 21.2ames Street.Ya | THIRD EBITION.FOUR C'CLOCK.THE ORANGE CELEBRATION.ANNIVERSARY SERMON, The St.James street Wesleyan Church was well filled below stairs, but comparatively empty in the gallery during the anniversary service held by the Rev.\u2018 Leonard Gaetz this afternoon.The vast { our religion and more grateful to majority of those present displayed orange emblems, and the Orange Young Britons, to thenumber probably of two hundred, were conspicious among the worshippers.These young men marched in procession from the Orange Hall to the church and were not molested in any way.After the usual service of praise and prayer, the pastor of the church delivered an able discourse, of which the following is an epitome: THE SERMON.BRETHREN, \u2014I welcome you here to-day, on this your apniversary gathering, not as an Orangeman, but as a Protestant, a Christian, and a minister of the Gospel of liberty.Though not connected with your order, I take this early opportunity of saying that with the principles of Orange- ism, so far as I understand them, I am in perfect sympathy, while from the habits and practice of individual Orangemen, I might often feel it my duty to disseab There are not a few of our ce-rcligionists who may regard your organization as unnecessary, and our meeting here on this occasion barren of any vital principle.I do not hold these opinions ; your organization meets a want which has long baen the weakness of Protestant action, the want of combined forces and united effort; And as for the principle involved it seems to me to involve the entire question\u2014 whether we have any right to hold conscientious convictions of our owa in this city of Montreal, or, holding them, whether we have the right frankly and publicly to declare them ?\u2018While I cheerfully accord that right to every other, I must unquestionably claim it for myself, and must protest against the denial of my claim, from whatever quarter that denial comes.The rev.gentle- msn then entered upon his discourse, the text of which was selected from Galatians v., 13 : \u2018\u2018 Brethren, ye have been called unto liberty ; only use not liberty for an occasion to the flesh, but by love sërve one another.\u201d In bis introduction the preacher dwelt upon their birthright, with its restrictions and obligations.We are free-born, he said.There are certain unalienable rights to life and liberty and the pursuit of happiness which, though they had cost our forefathers a great price, have boen bequeathed to us without any lawful encumberance, and wa ars determined, God helping us, to leave them unencumbered to our children, It is the solemn and conscientious conviction of many that efforts are being made to curtail the liberties and encamber the rights of Protestants, I am willing to admit that many of our co-religionists do not profess to see this, partly because the services of Protestant religion is frank, generous-heartéd and unsuspecting, and partly because they take no pains to watch the developments of the times, and have no memory to retain the lessons of history.But if all history were to be taken from the libraries of the world, and perished from this moment beyond the possibility of recall, enough has transpired within the past year to cause every intelligent Protestant to pondersoberly and prayerfullythequestion, ** Whither are we drifting?\u201d The labors of pamphleteers, journalists, lecturers and preachers of the Gospel render it unnecessary for me to go into particulars in these matters.The facts are patent to all.Through the agency of the press they have been winged to almost every part of the world.Many of these acts which have caused us pain and awakened apprehension, have at least one virtue\u2014they were not done in a corner.The things that were dearer to us than life itself have lately been assailed with a defiance which, at least, has the appearance of a challenge.The relentless persecution of the defenceless Indians of Oka, the remnant of a noble race, to whom the country.originally belonged, and who have been the firm supporters of the British Throne and faithful allies of the Government in the suppression of the rebellion, and the exposure of treasonable plots, the unutterable insults and petty annoyance of the unoffensive Iroquois Indians, whose only sin against the Church or State seems to have been that they exercised the right of conscience, which Rome denies\u2019; that they claimed the birth-right of liberty, to which Christ and Christianity calls all men, are a stain on the fair flag of the Dominion, and a grief to every right- minded citizen of whatever creed, especially as neither the Church whose minions committed the outrage, nor the Parliament which is responsible for the poor government of the country, has ever deemed it worth while to call the rioters to account.But this was not all.The crowning act in the drama was that high-handed vandalism which rudely tore to pieces and destroyed their Church\u2014the only rallying place of the persecuted band in which they delighted to worship God according to the dictates of their own conscience, Can any one blame us for interpreting this as a restriction of our liberties?Can any wonder if we should dispassionately, but earnestly exclaim, \u2018Where unto this thing will go!\u201d This intolerance is all new to me, In my own Province the Roman Catholics are but a fragment of the population, I never saw one of their churches injured to the extent of a shingle or a pane of glass.I never saw their altars desecrated or the graves of their dead trampled or dishonored.Inever saw a priest molested for teaching the doctrines of his Church as a brother minister was in this city only last week, stoned like adog fortellingthe \u201cold, old story\u201d to his flock.Why should these things be?If our civil and religious liberty are acknowledged, \u2018* Why do we yet suffer persecution?\u201d If our birthright as Britons and as Protestants is respected, why should we suffer insult and intimidation ?But I fear it is not honestly respected by at least a large portion of our fellow citizens.Ultramontanism is the traditional enemy of civil and religious liberty, whether claimed inside the pale of the Catholic Church -or out, And there are two ways of killing the fair tree of liberty, as there are of killing any other tree ; you may either cut it down or girdle it and let it die ; and the tightening ligatures which are gradually but surely drawing closer and closer around the rights of the minority of the Province of Quebec must soon and inevitably blight the fair tree under which our ancestors sat, protected by its shelter and comforted by its fruit.The changing of municipal boundaries, and electoral districts in the interests of the Church, the control of ballot boxes by the potent influence of the altar, the gradual crowding out of Protestants from public offices and positions of trust, the control of Protestant education in this city by appointing three of the Commissioners in the Legislature of Qnebec and three in the Council of Montreal, both of which bodies, by a large majority, sworn by the Syllabus of Rome, the persistant determination to silence every Councillor and supersede every Commissioner who dares to express publicly his honest convictions when they are in opposition to the hierarchy, the monopolizing of our to the great detriment of commerce and inconvenience of citizens, and the fearful desecration of the Christian Sabbath before our own eyes and the eyes of our children, All these things seem to me to ook-in a certain direction, and, unless firmly met, must culminate in the sacrifice, on our part, of religious liberty and .equality,\u201d The preacher secondly alluded to the restrictions of liberty : \u2018Only use not liberty for an occasion to the flesh, but by love serve one another,\u201d not to make it a sacred thing, or liberty a mere opportunity for immoral lusts.Your erty is liable to become an occasion to the flesh in yet another way, namely, by the cherishing of angry tempers, the indulgence of discourteous speech, and the adoption of lawless methods, even, to secure the rights which are dearer to you and me than life itself, If your constitution is a fair exhibit of your principles, I ee .and Mrs.John and Mr, and Mrs.Jo- THE MONTREAL EVENING STAR.passion might indicate.ber that\u2014 \u201c* This is true courage, not the brutal force \u2018 of Vulgar heroes, but the fair resolve of virtue and of reason.\u201d God forbid that we should ever borrow Rome\u2019s weapons to contend with Rome until every other weapo.is exhausted.We profess no sympathy with the tortures of the Inquisition.The Protestant reli- Bat ever remem- ; gion has won its triumphs so far without : the aid of bands and balls, racks and gib- .bets, stakes and stones.Virtue and intelligence are more consomnant with ; our feelings, Let us discountenance the brutal forces by which Rome has often sought to ! propogate her faith and pelicy.May Christian civilization mever be called to blush over Protestants stoning a Catholic Priest for teaching the doctrine of is Church or worshipping God according tothe dictates of his conscience.While you sacredly maintain your rights, therefore, see that it is ever by methods which will not prove by our liberty to be mere occasion to the flesh, He then referred to their obligations, namely, to God, to each other, and to their country, and conclnded by remarking that he thought it was perfectly agreed to day toaccord, frankly and cheerfully, to their Roman Catholic fellow-subjects every right which they themselves claimed; but he, for one, would accord ns more.TELEGRAPHIC THE SERVIANS CAVE IN.Parts, July 12.The specials say that the Servians admit their failure, and have asked for an armistice under the intervention of Rua- sia, \u2018 * BELGRADE, July 12, Six thousand Montenegrin troops have Fassed through Dabar, going in the direction of Stalatz.QUEBEC, July 12, The damage done to the Chronicle office by fire and water last night was considerable.The editorial room was completely destroyed ; the foreman\u2019s room was gutted, and the rest of the building was flooded with water.The printers stuck to their work, however, and the paper makes its appearance this morning as usual.J.Marchildon, of St.Pierre, is likely to be a candidate for Nicolet, in the Local House, The Government had a meeting yesterday to receive a railway deputation from Montreal, ARRIVED: 88.Beaver, Bathurst, general cargo; Prop.Acadian, Au Sable, deals; brig.Mechanic, Muskegon; schr.Ste.Anne de Beaumont, Labrador, oil; Marie Louise, Matane, wreckage; Cycla, Gibraltar, CITY NEWS.\u2014Âs stated in last evening\u2019s issue of the STAR, the young girl who was arrested and committed to jail has been liberated ; the numerous subscriptions, therefore, offered will not be necessary.Neither can the publication of the mass of indignant letters received do any good.\u2014A correspondent, who signs himself \u201cA Foreman, 25 Shaw street,\u201d writes to say that \u201cmen have been employed in repairing the footpath in Shaw street, in front of houses numbered 32, 34 and 36, and the footpaths are now worse than before the repairing commenced.\u201d The writer concludes by saying that * this is the way to increase taxes.\u201d - \u2014 Names registered at the Canadian office, London, during week ending June 29th :\u2014Rev.J.Stannage, Mr.Otter, T.Reid, W.Windham ; Hon.J.A.Chaplean, Hon.L.R.Church, Edson Fitch, Quebec ; A, Lamarche, E.Lefebvre, H.Munro, Alex.Munro, M.D., Montreal ; Alexander Stewart, Toronto ; Low, Ottawa ; G.R.Anderson, Geo.Johnson, Halifax.BrIEFLETS.\u2014The lane in rear of 35 Coursol street is in a very filtky condition.A lad named Pierre Lamontagne was drowned in the Lachine Canal yesterday.The body has not been recovered yet.Yesterday, Mr.F.Wood, advocate, found a gold medal on St.Catherine street which i SPECIAL NOTICES.Mr.Joan F.WARNER has been appointed General Agent of the \u2018\u2018 United States Life Insurance Co.,\u201d Mr.Geo.W.Liddell\u2019s \u2018connection therewith having ceased.Office removed to 56 St.Francois Xavier street.E.H.OsBoRNE, Inspector.STADACONA INSURANCE ComPANY.\u2014The unfortunate insurers who have claims \u201c against this Company for loss sustained by the recent fire at St.Johns, P.Q., will be glad to ses, by a notice elsewhere, that the Company\u2019s officer will begin making payments in cash, on Saturday, the 15th inst., at the office of their agency in St.Johns, The action taken by the Company is very prompt, and we hope it be imitated by all other companies who may be indebted to those who suffered.Births, Marriages and Deaths, BIRTHS.MoRBISSY\u2014AtL 45 Vallee street, on the 11th inet., the wife of T.Morzissy, of twin daughters, HIRSHFIELD\u2014In thiacity, on the 11th inst, Mrs.Hirshfield, of a daughter.CWILLIE\u2014At Cote St.Laurent, on Sunday, the 9th July, Mrs.McWillie, of a daughter, STLLY\u2014On the 10th inst, at 336 Dorchester street Mrs.Geo, Sully, of a daughter.162 3 .MARRIAGES:\" IRELAND, LEE\u2014On the 4th inst., at London, Ont.A.H.Ireland, Bsq., Manager Canadian Bank of Commerce, Strathroy, to Jnlla, youngest daughter of the late H.C.Lee, Esq , of London and grand-daughter of the late William Bayard Symth, Esq., of Kingston.MeK=E, HARrIS\u2014Near Ingersoll; Ont.,on the 5th inst, by the Rev.BR.Fyfe, D.D., assisted by the Rev.Rokert Cameron, Mr.S, J.McKee, B.A., Professor C.L.I, Woodstock, to Miss Laura Harris, second daughter of Mr.James Harris, of Ingersoll.MILLAR, EsTEN\u2014At Toronto, on the 6th instant, Robert Isaac Millar, gecond son of the late Jamea Morton Millar, Esq, of Montreal, to Frances Mary, eldest surviving danghter of the late Hon.J.C.P.Esten, Vice-Chancellor of Upper Canada, .BLABER, ABEAHAM\u2014AÂt Toronto, on the 5th inat., Trayton, third som of Mr.William Blaber, Of Lewis, Sussex County, England, to Angelina M.E Abraham, eldest daughter of Mr.James Abraham, of this¥ity.FRASER, HAGERT\u2014At Toronto, on the 6th instant, Mr R.A Fraser to Miss Hagert, both of that city.\u2018WATKIN, SMIrH\u2014 On the 10th inst, atCanterbury Cathedral, Alfred Mellor Watkin, Esq., oaly son of 8ir Edward Watkin, Esq.q, M.P.of Northendon, Cheshire, to Catherine Elizabeth Payne Smith, eldest daughter of the Dean of Canterbury.162-2 AHERN, GAHERTY\u2014AY St James\u2019 Church, on the 11th Inst, by the Rev.Cure Sentenne, John goem to Bella, eldest daughter of D.Gahorty, £ q.DEATJS ADANS- In this city, on the 11th July, John, infant son of Edwd.Adams, sged 5 months.KANY\u2014At Toronto, on 6th July, Mrs.Mary Kany, a native of the County Wicklow, Ireland, aged 38 years.STULL\u2014At Homer, Ont , on the 6th inst., Chauncy, sont of Mr.J.H.Stall, aged 14 years.PETTIGREW\u2014At Woodstock, Ont , on the 5th inst, Annie, beloved wife of Mr.James Pettigrew, aged 23 years and 10 months.BELL\u2014At Toronto, on the 5th July, William Bell, aged 70 years.SPAFGENBERG\u2014At Kingston, Ont, on July 5th, Mr.George Spangenberg, aged 58 years.; GorDox\u2014At Rochester, N.Y., on 19th Junelast, Mre.Janet Gordon, aged 87 years.MACPHERSOH\u2014IR this city, on the 10th inst.after a long and painful illness, Donald Macpbersan, formerly of Napanee, in 57th year of his age, eldest son of the late Allan Macpherson, Esq., Kingston, Ont.RoBe\u2014In this city, on the 10th inst., after a short and painful illness, John Robb, baker.GruMAN\u2014In this city, on the 10th instant, Edward Henry Gilman.CANTWELL\u2014In this city, on the 11th instant, of consumption, Eleanor Stuart Hinley, beloved wife of Peter J.Cantwell, printer.CARLETON\u2014At Ottawa, Margaret, wife of Christopher Carleton, of H.M.\u2019s Customs, aged 58 years.CARTER\u2014On July 2nd, at Bond Head, County Sim- coe, Ont., William Carter, aged 80 years, ana- tive of Queen\u2019s County, Ireland.New Advertisements this P, M.H amvocks, Hammocks.Price of Seydel\u2019s genuine Hammocks : $3.50 for medium size, $4.50 for large size, $5.00 for extra large size.Seydel\u2019s Hammocks have a lead ticket on each with their trade mark.None are genuine without the lead ticket.A Waterproof Case and Slinging Hooks given with each.S.CARSLEY.New Lisr.Men\u2019s Rubber Reversible Over-coats, good quality» 75 each.now awaits an owner at the Central Stationed on one side, and \u2018\u2018 Villa Maria \u201d on the reverse, | RecorpER\u2019S CoOURT,\u2014 WEDNESDAY, \u2014 | Twenty-one names graced the list at this | Court to-day.George West, 45, plumber, and John McKilligan, 31, book-keeper, both drunk, were fined $1.50 or 15 days.Ellen Hennessy, 30, drunk ; Joseph Le- febvre, 19, laborer, drunk ; Joseph St, Amour, 17, shoemaker, found in a hay-loft at 2 o'clock in the morning; Edward Brennan, 15; James O\u2019Gready, 14 ; Richard | Anderson, 15; James Smith, 13; James : Hannon, 14, same offence ; Catherine Me- Kinnon, 25, an \u201cunfortunate,\u201d drunk ; Richard Woods, ice driver, carting without a number, were each fined $2.50 or 15 days.Narcisse Mousette, 19, laborer, drunk and throwing stones at a female, wag fined $5 or 1 month.Jacques Lafleur, 23, assaulting his brother Ernest, was fined $10 or 2 months, \u2018Emile Clement, 16, barber, was fined $20 and 30 days, for leaving the service of Alberic Morin, barber, to whom he was apprenticed.Judgment was given in the case of Sophia \u2018Hawkell, who sued Mr.Jas.Martin, plumber, for the recovery of a month's wages, against defendant, for $4.80 and costs.INTERESTING HEBREW CEREMONY.On Monday last a highly interesting ceremony, connected with the Hebrew faith, was celebrated with great magnificence and hospitality at the mausion of Mr.S.E.Moss, one of our largest mer, chants, on Sherbrooke street.This respected family having been made happy by the birth of a son, the ancient rite of circumcision, which is synonymous with baptism in the Christian Church, was performed by Rabbi the Rev.Mr.Myers.There was a large and distinguished number of friends of the parents, both Hebrew and Christian, present by invitation on the joyful occasion.After the ceremony, which bad its origin with the Prophet Abraham, the generous and profuse hospitality of the house was dispensed in a grand banquet, which included the choicest productions of the season, that was served up in a style of almost regal splendor, the table being literally one brilliant mass of plate and choice exotics.After the banquet, a series of toasts were proposed, the Rev.Mr.Myers taking the lead in very happy terms in giving the 'health of the \u2018little stranger\u201d and his parents, Mr.8.E.Moss replied in felicitous terms, Dzs, Hingston and Reddy, the family physicians, were next in order, and then came Mr.and Mrs, Edward Moss, father and mother of Mr.S.E.Moss, and Mrs.David Moss, all of whom reside in England ; Mr.seph Moss; Rev.Mr.Myers; Alder- public streets with ostentatiousparades, believe it to be the wanton slanders of t your enemies that Orangeism encourages In the many and sore provo- 1 cations to which you are apt to be subject.;, \u201cced, it would be strange indeed if you were t sométimes tempted to overstep the ' limits of your constitation and defend your ! Silverman, and \u2018\u2018 Our Christian Friends.\u201d ' grab for them, snatched three of them and man Clendinneng ; Mr.Lyman; Mr, Z.An exceedingly pleasant time was spent by the large assembly in the interchange of compliments, and the festivities on the occasion will long be remembered by those present.We have only to add our felicitations on the happy event which has been celebrated so munificently.BOLD ROBBERY IN BOSTON.(From the Boston Journal, July Sth.) A few minutes past 12 o\u2019clock on Friday, Mr.James M.Shute, of Somerville, stepped into the banking rooms of Tower, Giddings & Co., at the corner of Water , and Devonshire streets, to deliver $5,000 in Union Pacific bonds which he had sold to them.As he laid the five $1,000 bonds upon the counter, a man, who entered another door at the same instant, made a ran.The junior partner of the firm, Mr.Lyman B.Greenleaf, saw his movement, instantly leaped over the counter, and, | following close upon the heels of the thief, overtook him in the Post-office, and held him until he was taken in charge by an officer.The thief was a well-dressed man, about 27 years of age, and it seems he had asked Mr, Shute some question before entering the banking rooms, He had in his hand an empty banker\u2019s book.He was taken (to the Second station and locked up, giving the name of Williant Fanning.is supposed that the -name is a fictitioñs 1 has the name * Josie Jackson \u201d engrav- | | one, though be is not known to the officers 1: \"1 birthright by Such measures as thezhéat of * and refused to give his residence.> More new a! © \u20ac Car Web Bathing Drawers \u2018om 24 to Pe ve Pan \u2019 \u2018 .One bale blue Twilled Flannels and Worsted Serges for Ladies\u2019 and Gents\u2019 Bathing Costumes from 86c to 75c per yard.Bathing Costumes from $5.00 to $10, or made to order in one day\u2019s notice, S.CARSLEY, 395 Notre DAME STREET.MONTREAL.163+ (COMET COLLARS: RICE BROTHERS hereby give notice that they ; have obtained a perpetual injunction from the Court of Chancery restraining the firm of WA YOUNG & CO., of Galt, from affixing to boxes of paper collars any label counterfeiting their label called the * Comet,\u201d and from selling any boxes with such labels thereon; and, they further give notice that they will takelegal propeédings against any person who sells or exposes for sale any boxes with any labsl which is a counterfeit of their said label thereon.We also give further notice that any wholesale or retail dealer who sells or exposes for sale any boxes of paper collars with a similar label called \u201cComet,\u201d intended to deceive the purchaser or public, will be liable to prosecution for infringement on our trade mark, known as the Comet.\u201d We insert the above so that no one can plead ignorance to the above fact should legal proceedings be taken against them.\" RICE BROS, June 7th., .nas FISHERMAN'S FRIEND MOSQUITO OIL Will prevent the attacks of Mosquitoes, Black Flies, Fleas, Ants, &¢.Do not fail to get that pre- ared b: ps d 7 TATE & COVERTON, 1814 157 St.James street.OR SALE\u2014Tease of a neatly fitted up Tailoring Establishment, in which a good business may be done with small outlay ; balance of Stock, Trimmings, Irons, &c., &e¢, may be had on easy terms.Apply at 552 8t.Mary street.163-3 1 OST, between Duke street and Dapre lane, an 4 Overekirt and Black Sz5h, between three and five o'clock.Avy parsonreturning sama to 359% wellington street, will be handsomely re warded, OBT, near Now's Brewery, a Parse containing a small sum of money, belonging to a widow womsn.Anyone finding it will coufer a favoir by leaving it at Mr, Doherty\u2019s, corner of William and Celborne streets, Grifintown.163 1.%5% On Mountain or St.Catherine street, between the Lacrosse Grounds and the terminus of the City Railroad, St.Catheriue street, a Ville Maria Medal, with owner's nams on back.The finder will be rewarded on returning the same to P.0.Fox 3215, and sending name and residonce.VV ANTED, 8 Nurse.Apply at 252 Guy street.163-2 WANTED, a Honsemaid who cau wait at table: good references.Apply from 3 t0.6 p.m.at 208 Pcel street.1684-3 ANTED\u2014An experienced Book-kezper and Accountant, who is disengaged several hours dally, would undertake work in his line at reasonable rates; first-class city references given, Address B.L., Post Office.1683-4 WANED: a tmart girl to cook, wash and iron, at No.12 Richmond square: 163-3 MER{ER\u2019S QUININE WINE, .TONIC OF THE DAY.# Contains one grain Quinine to each wine-glass- ful ¥\u2014 Dr, Baker Edwards.\u201c A most agreeable and elegant preparation.\u201d\u2019\u2014 Public Health Mogazine.Try it.1614 Y BENOITATS YCNAF.Just the thing to take to the country, A large assortment at HUMPHREYS\u2019 VARIETY STORE, 1197 8ST, CATHERIRE STREET, _ Near Bloury, _ (CHEAP STATIONERY.\u2014White and Tinted from 20c.à Box.1,000 boxes just received.Algo, will receive on Saturday another large Jot of the better class of Novels at 12e.each, New designs again received in Perforated Mottoes, &e., 10c.each, at HENDERSON'S, 187 St, Peter st.Branch 87 5t.Lawrence Main street.158% ARMINTON & PHILBIN, 106 McGill street, Ticsmiths, Plumbers, Gas and Bfeamfitters.\u2018We employ none but the best workmen, and can guarantee all work entrusted to us.Orders solicited.131+ 7 ENANA HAIR RESTORER, Bestores Grey Hair to its original odloz.Ree moves Landruft, Recommended by the Medical Faculty, sold by all Chemists, 114 A.NELSON & SONG, AGENTS FOR SAMUEL CUPPLES & CO°S , AXLE GREABEB.| 9110.97 SP PETER STREET.= | _ _.Borontp ago ADA.58 From ssa = Eat 230% .) + \u201cFavorite\u201d and * Diamond\u201d | FOURTH EDITION.SIX .0'CLOCK.TELEGRAPHIC.[Special to the STAR.] ToroxTo, July 12.The Orangemen began at an early hour to celebrate the anpiversary of the Battle of the Boyne.The procession is now going on ; it is larger in former years.There are more lodges, more bands, and more banners.The weather is fine, A picnic will be held in the Park, and speeches will be delivered as soon as the procession ends its journey.John Hillis, charged with attempting to shoot Wm.Scott, yesterday afternoon, was brought before the Police Magistrate, but remanded, After Hillis had snapped {he trigger of an unloaded chamber of a revolver at Scott, he thought he had shot Scott, and immediately went to the water's edge, where he attempted to drown himself, He was rescued, and afterwards arrested.Geo, Klein, dry goods dealer, of Strat- ford, lately bankrupt, has been brought to the city under arrest, on a charge of defrauding Thomas Walls & Co., of this city.Co : | \u2018The Chief of Police and a detective are | going to Ireland; to bring back a man * charged with assaalting a ¢ity policeman.; The trip is generally regarded as a plea- | sure jaunt, RE | [Special to the S®AR.] Orrawa, July 12.The Orangemen of this city and vicinity celebrated the anniversary of the Boyne with much enthusiasm.The various lodges of the district assembled at the Hall, -femed in- i and, with bands and banners, marched throug the principal streets of the city.The turnout was very creditable in all respects and the very best of order prevailed, not even a side row occurring along the route of the procession.The streets were densely crowded with citizens.To-night, a grand banquet will be held in the Orange Hall, The Grand Masonic Lodge opened its annual session this p.m.The time of the lodge was occupied for the first two hours with the Grand Master's address, an exhaustive review of the year\u2019s business.It showed that the order had improved financially as well as numerically.After discharging all the obligations of the year, and adding a large sum to the benevolent fund, the treasurer's report shows that there is a balance to the credit of the lodge of $35,770.A man named Dassault walked one mile on the Gatinean river, last evening, -with wooden shoes, The Caledonia Spring Races will be held on the 21st August.The Grand General Council of the Reformed Episcopal Church opened here this affernoon.At the opening service, Bishop Nicholson preached an eloquent sermon.In the course of his remarks he referred, in touching terms, to the death of the late Bishop Cummins.Communion was administered to one hundred delegates.Judge Hughes was then appointed President pro tem., and the organization of the Council was then proceeded with.The Council then adjourned for lunch, after which the election of a President was proceeded with, Thejcandidates are Bishops Cheney and Nicholson, NEWS OF THE WORLD.New York, July 12.Arrived : SS, \u201c\u2018Alsatia,\u201d from Glasgow.Irxaca, N.Y., July 12.This morning Theodore Deschner, a Prussian gunsmith, shot and killed Andrew Smith, a cartman, for alleged improper intimacy with his (Deschner\u2019s) wife.Deschner delivered himself to the authorities, CONSTANTINOPLE, July 12.The Turkish War Minister has resolved to} assimilate [Bash:-Bazouks with regular troops.The engagements between the Turks and Servians yesterday were unimportant.It is officially announced that the Government is again compelled to postpone the payment of the interest on the public debt.Measures concerted with Imperial Ottoman Bank for the collection of revenue for the service of the national debt will be carried out as soon as circumstances permit.EpiNBURGE, July 12.The Scotsman\u2019s London correspondent says :\u2014\u2018\u2018I have occasion to believe that the direction of Foreign Affairs has beep, to a large extent, taken by Disraeli into his own hands.Lord Derby is now playing so secondary a part in the Foreign Office as to excite comment in official circles.\u2018WASHINGTON, July 12.The Senate to-day confirmed the nomination of James N, Tyner, of Indiana, as Postmaster-General.New Yorx, July 12, The Orangemen\u2019s societies went on a pic-nic to-day to Sylvan Grove; a parade was at first contemplated but abandoned, many preferring a pic-nic, No demonstration whatever took place, and everything went off quietly.Delegates from each lodge in this city went to Philadelphia yesterday, to take part in the procession to-day.Lonpow, July 12.In the House of Commons this afternoon, Mr, Smith\u2019s bill closing Irish public- houses on Sunday passed its second reading without division.The Government assents to the bill, but will propose amendments.Arrived : SS.\u2018\u2018Italy,\u201d from New York.The Times, in a leadingjeditorial article, says:\u2014*\u2018 The prevailing impression is that the Servian invasion is at an end, and the question now is whether the Turks will be able to the war across the Servian frontier, and obtain the great political advantage of negotiating while in possession of the conquered territory.\u201d Maprip, July 12.The Congress has passed the Ministerial plan for the settlement of the national ebt.| VIENNA, July 12, It is Hated in diplomatic circles that Russia will not take any step in the Eastern question without an understanding with ali the great powers.Consequently the general peace of Europe will not be affected.CITY NEWS.; \u2014 \u201c\u2018 Montrealer\u2019s\u201d letfer in reply to the Harbor Board received, and will appear in dune course.\u2014 The annual meeting of the Citizens\u2019 Health Association will be held to-morrow (Thursday) evening in the Natural History Society\u2019s rooms, \u2014 The creditors of J.N.P.Coyne, general merchant, of Portage du Fort, have appointed Mr.A.M, Perkins, Official Assignee, to investigate the affairs of the estate.\u2014 \u2018\u2018The -Sea of Ice\u201d was repeated at the Academy of Music last evening, and it went very smoothly, the little defects of a first production being remedied.The scenery is greatly admired and commented on, and it will be strange,indeed, if it does not evoke a hearty support before it is withdrawn, \u2014 Several ladies have complained of strange men residing on St.Urbain street insulting them by making signs out of windows when they were passing.The police should be informed by the aggrieved parties, and the ruffians arrested if such dastardly conduct is repeated.\u2014 Emile Languedoc, 22, butcher ; John King, 24, fruit dealer, were arrested at 11 o\u2019clock this morning for stealing half a dozen birch brooms from a passing cart, the property of Louis Blain, The young men state that they were driving along the road when the brooms fell off a passing cart into their-vèhicle, .\u2014 Michael Quinn, bricklayer, who assaulted Constables Tuggie and Malone, who were about to arrest him for assaul£- ing a colored man, was fined $20 and 4 months\u2019 imprisonment, in default of payment, 2 months\u2019 extra, by the Recorder this morning, It is to be hoped that this sentence will have a salutory effect upon the other members of the Juror street gang, of which Quinn was an active mem- Tr, \u2014 After many advertisements of boats to be put on between Montreal and \"Quebec, we are officially informed that nion \u201cNavigation Company a the two steamers, \u2018City of St, Johu,\u201d and \u2018\u2019 Rothesay,\u201d between Montreal and Quebec in à few days, Advertisments will be issued.No doubt a generous pul lic will give this line a fair share of their patronage.| PoLick CoURT\u2014WEDNESDAY.\u2014Charles Morin, 16, stealing money from Rosalie Payette; Thomas Crough, 36, boilermaker, forging the name of Patrick Moy- naugh ; Elizabeth Samuels, 37, obtainin, money under false pretences, and Alfred Dagenais, 39, mason, receiving a stolen watch from Eliza Paquette, were all dis.0.charged by the Police Magistrate this morning, the evidence being insufficient.Robert Dawes, 30, broker, nk on the shipping wharf, was fined $1 and costs or eight days, Nicholas Anderson, stealing a shirt, discharged.The assault case of Belisle vs, David Huot, was settled outside of the Court.A NuisaNcE.\u2014The inhabitants of Point St.Charles complain of a nuisance on the ground intended for a public square or park at the junction of Wellington, Centre, and Grand Trunk streets.It appears that a pool of stagnant water, emitting a very noxious eme], has been allowed to remain there for some time, and endangering the health of the inhabitants of the locality, Ald, McShane, one of the representatives of the Ward, has been appealed to, but although he passes the place almost daily, he has had nothing done to remove the nuisance, Why this delay ?THE City PAssENGER RAILWAY.\u2014At the Police Court yesterday, Mr.C.Morel, trader, charged Mr.Chas.Wright, cashier of the City Passenger Railway with assaulting him.It appears that Mr.Morel had, when riding in a street car, asked the conductor for 25 cents\u2019 worth of tickets, which, however, the man told him he could not give him, as he was out of tickets, and refused to give the money back.Afterwards both of them went into the office on Craig street, when Morel, it was alleged, used very rongh language.Mr.Wright ordered him out and at the same time laid his hand on the plaintiff\u2019s arm, His Honor dismissed the case, remarking that the officials had, in his estimation, acted very creditably throughout.St, MoniQUE STREET.\u2014His Honor Mr, Justice Rainville granted a mandamus in the case of G.W, Reed vs.the City of Montreal, for the appointment of Commissioners to assess the damages suffered by the petitioner by the lowering of the grade of St.Monique street, opposite the petitioner\u2019s property.The city admitted that Commissioners should be named, but maintained that, under the powers conferr- | ed by the charter, the Council had the right to change the level of the roadway, without liability towards the adjacent owners for damages! In the present case the level of the whole street was lowered.Messrs.Judah and Wurtele for petitioner, and Mr.Roy, Q.C., for the Cdrporation.ASTRONOMICAL LECTURES.\u2014Mr.Harris\u2019 proposed lecture for this evening, at the Rooms of the Natural History Society, is postponed for the present.BENEFIT FOR \u201c LITTLE SELINA.\u201d Through the liberality of Mr.Green, the Manager of the Academy of Music, little Selina Rough will take a benefit in that house on Saturday evening next.It will be remembered that during the pas winter, and especially in the play of \u201cUncle Tom\u2019s Cabin,\u201d this precocious child evinced remarkable talent that only requires cultivation and development to place her in a foremost position on the stage hereafter.If only & tithe of those who admired her impersonation of little \u2018\u2018 Eva,\u201d and shed tears over the tenderness and intelligence she displayed for one so young, only patronise her benefit, then the house will be a bumper indeed.We recommend Selina strongly to the support of the public, whose dear little favorite she has been since the opening of the Academy.We believe that friends will interest themselves in the sale of tickets.Let the patrons of the theatre give all who do so a generous response.A PUBLIC GRIEVANCE.IMMEDIATE REDRESS DEMANDED, The inhabitants of Point St.Charles, who live in the neighborhood of the manu- factory of the North American Packing Company, have been subjected for a considerable time to a terrible nuisance arising from the refuse thrown out from the estab- ishment.They have remonstrated frequently, but finding that their remonstrances were all in vain, have invoked the aid of the City Council through petition to have the nuisance abated.The Council referred the matter tothe Board of Health, and Dr, Hingston, the Mayor, has taken steps to have a remedy applied.His Morship has visited the locality, and declares that a greater nuisance, or one that is more likely to be detrimental to the public health, he has never known in the city.Such eminent physicians as Drs.Reddy and Rodgers have certified to the \u2018\u2018abominable\u201d nuisance that is allowed to exist, and it is hard to believe how the directors and managers can allow such a fearful annoyance to their neighbors to remain a single day unremedied.The Mayor has expressed his determination to take immediate steps to indict the parties who permit the nuisance, - Surely the manager of the establishment will do something at once to remove all cause of complaint, PRESBYTERY OF MONTREAL, RVENING SEDERUNT.\u2014TUESDAY., At the evening session a Moderator and call were asked for by St.Mark\u2019s Church, Montreal, in favor of Rev.J.Nicholls,\u2014 Granted.In connection with the memorial and complaint of St.Andrew's Kirk Session, the parties having been called, and none of them having appeared, it was moved by Mr.Watson, seconded by Dr, Taylor, and unanimously carried, \u2018\u2018 That the St.Andrew\u2019s Kirk Session having been notified by the clerk of the Presbytery that their petition would be taken up at this session, and not having made their appearance,and the Presbytery having full confidence in Mr.Can pbell, who, in all matters, acted with our authority, this Presbytery deem it better to take no further notice of the matter.\u201d LE The Pev, Mr.Jones, of the East-end Mission, and a deputation, consisting of Messrs.John Watson, Alexander Foreman and Herry Cootrick, appeared before the Presbytery, asking that the East-end Mission be constituted a congregation, which, on motion of Rev.Mr.Campbell, was granted, Rev.Dr.Taylor was then appointed Moderator of the Session, to carry out the will of the Presbytery, and Messrs.John A, Stewart, A.C.Clark and James \u2018Walker were named elders to assist, Messrs, Bennett and Hanly, students were examined, and duly licensed to preach the Gospel, after which the Presbytery adjourned until October next, A DEFAULTER, HE CONTRACTS DEBTS, OBTAINS JEWELLERY AND OTHER ARTICLES ON CREDIT, AND ABSCONDS WITHOUT PAYING, A patent medicine man, named Rosen.blatt, who resided at 199 St, Hypolite street for a year past, has absconded, after victimiging a large number of people.It appears that he was engaged in selling a medicine which he called the * Southern Fruit Purgative,\u201d and he obtained a large sale through extensive advertising.Having made money and not paid his bills, he determined on making a clean sweep and take to new fields for the exercise of his powers of swindling, Before leaving he went to a number of jewellers and obtained a lot of valuable jewellery on credit, and took it with him.He had every.thing taken from his house, and did not even pay the carters for removing his furniture.When they asked four the money, he pulled out a large roll of American greenbacks, said he had nothing bat \u201crag money,\u201d snd gave the discomtited carters a check .on his banker, which, of course, was not.honored.After his departure four or five bailiffs came to his house, but they were too late, the bird had flown, and there was nothing but emptiness, \u2018It is supposed he has \u2018crossed the line.His liabilrties\u2019 will foot up a large sum, and \u201c\u201cno effects \u201d isthe return that will be made to any legal process.brought against-him, Rosenblatt came Fhete ffom Ferté; and \u201carr bgements are being completed with the to rua Tih four children, is a-married man ve IMPENDING CALAMITY FOR THE CITY.A RESIGNATION THAT MUST BE AVERTED, We regret to have to announce news that will fill the ratepayers of the city with the keenest disappointment, and give joy and comfort to the large number of harpies who fatten on the taxpayers\u2019 money.Alderman G.W, Stephens, like many other able, honest and fearless champions of a pure administration who have been in the Council, is about to resign his seat, and give his time exclusively to private business.Whilst it has been undoubtedly the case that the demands made on the time of a working member of the Corporation have been very large, taking up a considerable portion of every working day in the week, yet there is no doubt that it in a measure has arisen from the disorganized condition of some of the departments, In the future this will te remedied, and, with the confidence that will be inspired in the new executive officers, there will be less for the individual members of the Council to do, This should lessen Ald.Stephens\u2019 repugnance to remain.We do not mean to say that if Ald.Stephens retired there would not be many men left in the Council as honest, well intentioned, economical and self-sacrificing in the interests of the taxpayers as he has been; but is there one man in the Council, except himself, who has the fearless courage to express his opinions boldly, and, without hesitation, to grapple with the corruptionists face to face, denouncing the wrongful expenditure of the people\u2019s money?There 18 not ome, and it is well known that byhis courage and outspoken honesty George Washington Stephens has saved thousands and thousands of dollars to the city.Is, then, such a valuable public servant, a man with such a practical turn of mind, most extensive local knowledge, and unceasing industry, to be lost to the service of the city?\u201cSurely the taxpayers will rise, without distinction of class, to protest against his resignation.Itisa fact that the honors the Corporation has had to bestow have not been equitably distributed among the working members so to induce them to remain, but whilst this bas had nothing to do with Ald Stephens\u2019 resignation, it is only right that in the future it shonld be brought up and a new leaf turned over in regard to it.THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF THE BOYNE\u20141688.A good deal of excitement has taken place to-day in the city over the celebration of the anniversary of the battle of the Bcyne by members of the Orange Society.From an early hour, the subject of discussion wag whether the Orangemen and Young Britons would walk in procession to church in full regalia.Although the Grand Lodge had issued an order against such a proceeding, yet it was not definitely known whether the order would be generally obeyed.Another matter which excited a good deal of speculation was as to the display of flags which it was said would take place from the windows of the Orange Hall.The members of the Order wisely dispensed with any such exhibition, and, with the exception of about 200 Young Britons marching to St.James street Church, with orange rosettes on their breasts, and the officers with sashes, there was no other demonstration.St.James street was crowded with people, but no attempt at a hostile feeling was apparent, SOME SHOTS FIRED.As two young men, named Davidson and Hayes, with orange and purple neckties, were walking down Bleury street, about 2.20, they were assaulted from be.shot at them.Hayes immediately fired a revolver in return, and then he and his companion made off, taking refuge in Weir's chop house.Happily neither shots took effect.bled outside the restaurant, which, however, was effectually dispersed by some one throwing a bag of flour ouf of an upper window on those standing below, the chief reporter of an evening contemporary getting more than his share of the white substance, and looking rather pale thereafter.He was advised by some Irishmen present to go home and change his coat.He was too anxious, however, for news, and did not seem to heed the \u201c\u2018 chaff\u201d which was indulged in.Subsequently Davidson came out of the house, accompanied by Sergeant Burke, and proceeded to the St.James street Church, A considerable number of people followed him through the streets, but no insult of any kind was offered.AN OLD GENTLEMAN ASSAULTED.F As an old gentleman, named Thompson, was walking with a lady, he was assaulted at the corner of St.James and St.Peter streets, near the Merchants\u2019 Bank ; he was knocked down by a rough, who Was immediately followed by the police and arrested by Sergeant Richardson, He turned out to be a brother of a fireman named Barry, at the Wellington st.station.On being searched, two revolvers were found on his person, and one shot had been discharged, Heis believed to be the man who fired at Davidson and Hayes.He is locked up, and will be brought before the Court to-morrow.Mr.Thompson had on an orange necktie, similar to those worn by Davidson and Hayes.A MAN WOUNDED, As a young ma: whose name we could not learn, was passing the corner of Craig and Bleury streets, wearing some orange lilies in his button-hole, he was attacked and an attempt made to snatch the flowers.Being armed with a revolver, he fired a shot, which was returned, hitting him in the hand and inflicting a severe wound.No arrest made, as the party escaped, SERYICE CONCLUDED.The service at the church being concluded at about 3.45, the members of the Order marched in procession up St.James street to the Orange Hall, which they entered after giving a few cheers.There was a vast concourse of people on the street, but nothing occurred to disturb good feeling, and it is to be hoped the day will pass over without any trouble, The police behaved with great calmness, were under thorough control of their officers, and those who have heretofore said they could not be trusted have prophesied in vain.All the detectives were also on duty, and without being unnecessarily officious were on the qui vive all the time, CARRYING DANGEROUS WEAPONS, It is certain that a large number of young men of both parties were armed with various weapons for defensive and offensive purposes.Some parties who were exhibiting pistols, knives and other warlike instruments opposite the Merchants\u2019 Bank, on St.James street, were very toon pounced upon by those active officers, Sergeants Richardson and Hines and Detective Murphy.No resistance was offered, and the parties were not arrested.t THE POLICE Between 40 and 50 policemen under Chief Penton, who was accompanied by Sub-Chief Naigle, were on duty in St.James street, and they kept the best of à order, At 4 o'clock a young man wearing orange emblems was chased through Victoria Square and, being caught, was roughly handled.The man who kicked the youth was arrested by a policeman, and an attempt at rescue occurred, The officer valiantly held on to his prisoner, STOCK JOBBING.\u201cFACTS\u201d AND \u2018\u2018 FANCIES,\u201d To the Editor of the STAR : Sir, \u2014Respecting articles in the STAR of yesterday, and Gazette of this morning, 1 send row a few lines: which may aptly come under above heading, particularly as the inference drawn from both articles, is that the telegraphic despatch to Si, Jobn, N.B., was sent by stock brokers for stock purposes: MONTREAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY, Facrs.\u2014Sir Hugh Allan sold a large quantity of stock at 175.Dr.Campbell returned to town about two weeks before the declaration of dividend ; sold about half his stock; a few days after a connection of his sold stock.Shortly before declaration, a gentleman sold the dividend, on a large quantity of stock, at 42 per cent., and boasts of having direct information respecting reduc- tien, LoL - There is about $100,000 of surplus earn, hind by four men, one of whom fired a | A large crowd assem- .\"ings from, former years ab credit - of fest.| a cunt, for the sole purpose of equalizing aud malutaining steady dividends, Fanciers, \u2014 Some large aud iafluential Lolders may think they can find a Board : of Direction who will more satisfactorily represent the interests of shareholders, and may make a change.MERCHANTS\u2019 BANK.FacTs.\u2014Onarrival here of the paper containing telegraphic despatch, Sir Hugh Allan, by virtue of his office as President of the Montreal Telegraph Company, en- uired at the office the despatch, and discovered that it came from the office of the Montreal Herald.\u2018\u201c Fawcie.\u201d\u2014That it is rather objections able, to say the least, that any person engaged in commercial and banking transactions should bave the right of reading messages sent over the wires of the Telegraph Company.Facrs\u2014The Montreal Herald gave the name of the party in their office sending despatch, and affirm that he was not influenced for stock purposes.For the months of May and June, but few transactions of a speculative nature took place in Merchants\u2019 Bank stock, the feeling on all sides being to let it alone, That there are \u201cshorts\u201d in Merchants\u2019 Bank stock is an undoubted fact; but that stock brokers are responsible, either for the first indication of weakness or for the despatch in question, is not true, unless the Montreal Herald can throw more light on the subject, and, I think, in justice to the members of the Montreal Stock Exchange, they ought to give a full explanation.Truly yours, Facr ! I Assure You, FINANCIAL, STAR OFFICE, 4 p.m., July 12, 1876.Sterling Exchange to-day was quiet at 1098 to 1097 for round amounts of sixty day bank bills, Documentary bills were unchanged at 108% to 109.Loans were easy at 5 to G per cent.on call, and from 6 to 7 per cent.on time.Discounts from 7 to 9 per cent.Gold drafts on New York were dull at par to 1-16 per cent.premium, The Stock Market to-day was strong.The sales at the Montreal Stock Exchange thig forenoon were as follows :\u201432 Bank Montreal at 187%; 5 do.at 1872; 100 Ontario at 1024; 100 do.at 102%; 50 Consolidated at 99 #31 Merchants\u2019 at 924 ; 2 Union at 87%; 50 Commerce at 1213; 50 do.at 122 ; 2 Exchange at 99; 26 Montreal{TelegraphECo.at 1604 ; 4 do.at 160; 1 Dominion Telegraph Co.at 91 ; 115 Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Co, ab 902 ; 30 do.at 91; 25 do.at 914.M.Holland & Son, manufacturers of felt hats, etc., No.36 Lemoine street, have again called a meeting of their creditors, owing to inability to fulfil the terms of a composition of 40 cents on the dollar made with their creditors about a year ago.A still lower settlement will probably be the result.A meeting of the creditors of T.H, Schneider & Co., wholesale grocers, No.476 St.Paul street, was held yesterday afternoon at the office of Doutre & Ferguson, Official Assignees.An offer of 45c, on the dollar was accepted.Eight or ten days will be given for the fyling of all claims against the insolvent firm, after which the composition will be paid, The Inland Revenue receipts to-day were $3,646.96, against $1,768.48 on the corresponding day of last year.The Customs\u2019 receipts to-da; to $1,642.86.On the same year, the total was $13,309,27.At New York gold opened at 1112, and closed weaker at 1113.Sterling Exchange was steady at $4.88, The following were the fluctuations in stocks :\u2014 amounted ate of last Op'g.11:30 1:25 Cls'g Pacific Mail.25% 258, \u2014 25% W.U.Telegraph.6934 70 7013 Tula Lake Shore.bôsg 553 55% 55% N.Y.Central \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 Wi \u2014 \u2014 1091 108% \u2014 164 16% North-West.4226 4112 425 Do 66%, 665% 66% \u2014 621g 37 3% 34 2 24 2 41 41 41 71% 7g 715 EriCasessronsesvroccs 1476 1434 144 SPECIAL NOTICES.Mrs, CHas, FISHER begs leave to inform the citizens of Montreal that she hag opened a Singing Academy at No, 70 Victoria street.Nono vf the Game enumerated in the Provincial Game laws, except hares, may be taken by ropes, snares, springs, cages, nets or traps of any kind, nor shall any such engine be set for that purpose, and any person may destroy any engine so set.The National Societies in Montreal are: St.George\u2019s, English ; of St.Andrew\u2019s and Caledonian, Scotish ; St.Patrick\u2019s and St.Bridget\u2019s, Irish ; St.Jean Baptiste, French Canadian ; the Swiss Society, the German Society, and the New England, American, Society.Municipal Taxation in Montreal commences with an assessment of 1s, 6d.in the £ on the assessed yearly value of all real property within the city.Wholesale Merchants, retai} merchants, trade dealers, manufacturers an.professional men are assessed at £7.10 per £100 of retail.New Advertisements this P, M, ONTINUING SALE of the latest Styles of First-class Ready-mgde.Clothing at 425 Notre Dame street, every evening this week, at 8 o\u2019clock, Baturday excepted.Tes B.MCDOWELL, Auctioneer.; AMILY HORSE.\u2018WANTED 70 BUY, or KEEP FOR THE SUMMER, ,\u2019 a good, quiet Family and Saddle Horse, about years\u2019 07d, and 15% to 18 hands high.Addre:s DRAWER N, | 163-3 Post Office.SWORD WANTED\u2014Wanted to Purchase, a Second-hand Slung Sword, with belt, &c., all complete; must be cheap.Address M.D.S., P.O.Box 487, Montreal.163-3 ERSONAL.\u2014There is a Jotter for Mr.L.H.Greaves at the STAR Office.163-1 OBT\u2014Morocco book, containing twenty-seven dollars.Finder willbe rewarded on leaving 1 at 102 McGill street, 163-1 OOMS\u2014Furnished rooms, with or -without board; terms moderate.Applÿo;jat 126 Vitre street.163-4 ANTED, à situation as General Servant in a small family.Apply at 42% Bt.Charles Borromme street.163-3_ ANTED, a Strong Boy, used to planing lumber by hand.Apply at 198 Gorman he et.WW ASEED, a Girl for a Retail Boot and Shne Store ; pone need apply but those who have teen in the business before.Apply 71 St Joseph street, 163-1 ANTED, a Housemaid.Avenue, ANTED, a good Operator on *f Singer's» (No.2) Machine.Apply between 6 and 8 p.m, to W.Davis, 22 8t.Mary street 163-1 ANTED, a Generai Servant for a small famity at 64 Victoria street.163-2 ANTED, by an intelligent young man who can speak French and English, a si.uation as Clerk in à store; has three years experience.Address N 37, this office.163-6 WASTED, a situation as Assistant Book-keeper, Accountant or Cashier, &c.; best of references from former employers furnished.Address J.A.B., this office.1\u20ac33 W J ANTED, a situation as Housemaid.Please apply at 1153 St.Catherine street.163 3 WANTED AT ONCE, full samples of Cigars, domestic and foreign, on commission, by a Address \u2018 Cigars,\u201d itness Apply at 89 Union ry 163-3 pushing traveller.office.ROVINCE OF QUEBEC, [No.106.1 District of Montreal.SUPERIOR COURT, Montreal-John Rarryk al, Plaintiffs, vs.G.N, Niver, Defendant,\u2014will be sold by public auction, by authority of justice, on Friday, the Twenty-first day of July, 1876, at Ten of the clock in the forenoon, at No.726 Craix street, in the City of Montreal, all the goods and chattels seized in this cause, consisting of Household Furniture, viz, : Glass, Crockery-ware, A cash.&c.Terms WILLIAM LABKIN, B.S.C.Zontreal, July 12, 1876.163-1 ~ - ROVINCE OF QUEBEC, [No.736 & 731.] District of Montreal.SUPERIOR COURT, Montreal.\u2014Le Banque Jacques Cartier, Plaintift, vs Moise Paquette, Defendant and Moise Paquette, Plaintiff and Guarantee, ard William Gaffney, Dhfendant and Guarantee.\u2014 \u2018Will be rold by public auction, by authority of justice, on Friday, the Twenty firet of July, inst., at Niue of the clock in tue forenoon, at the domicile of the said defendant apd guarantee, No.756 Craig £treet, in the City of Montreal, all the goods and chattels of the said defendant, seized in this cause, consisting of Table, Sewing machine, &c.\u2018Terms cash.: ; ; ; C ST, AMOND, B S.C, Monireal, 12th July, 1875, 163-1 ROVINCE OF QUEBEC, (No.2869.) District of Montreal.CIRCUIT.COURT, Montreal.\u2014 Israel and A.I aoust, Plaintiffs, vs.Henry J.Boswell, Defendant.\u2014 Wil be 601d by public auction, by authority of justice, on Friday, the Twenty-first day of July inst, at Tro of the clock in the forenoon, at the domicile of the said defendants, No.191 Cadienx street, in the City of Montreal, all the goods and chatiels Belzed in this cause, consisting of Household Fur- nituze, dc.Terms cash, \u2019 ¥, LESSARD, B.8.C.- Montreal, 15th July, 3876, 363-1 ere as to who sent ge \u2014 _m_im\u2014æm\u2014P\u2014\u2014mæmgmzp\u2014\u2014-\u2014#-FA-_\u2018\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014#\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014m\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014#\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ep\u201d * WipN NuspAY, July 12, 1876, L Vero ci \u2018proved, b .OR 15 « I ha; , but the, guj Villainy Fa \u2019 Aires UE lty shall be punish ore thi will sman i nicked 1 ioe I c strated.| ore this day oh kecp my, ma in bis kod} foro ho.joine PIER LX °° Mais of withdraw\" my father e.Be gaged ina Lin d the expediti - Mr.He XIV.\u2014Conti \u201c Wor pis ha Tonppert.all ask hours Be wrot fice, but Lon he was en- | - LS \u2014 i ; i .> \\ hi caca ed\u201d dashed va lifted his h ied.Yor innocence be enough of the dunes Last y dites the Lemp 18 apare CE.TTF n war remulous y a tear and to 3 * ofa nd allow M6 : to + pro : investi st year, > the i apers, 0 BBAN s00005 * Oo bald T d , he hi fi m 5 ve bigatin , wWh Bismar M \u2026 = HE.Tard expression sigh, and saved a deep others) of ia Jather to betho-wi TE % the Indisn due marc, Tyi OR only.srrvassacesnve 10 = MONTREAL i a8 e ep.;t 202% .{ \u2019Rour heen d oer fecls I bis © gone.Br all ont.Pan 2 to be anac y tongue ctim Lad came Kellogg farnis auds in that re- 0'Coughlin.-108 St.Antoine.\\L EVEN] in h But un ces refue 6 de.hed that re- , es St, MED NG : twenty nS ant he has fe t of heart\u201d hat a ë armel natural ™ rod to guilt os jo death o an der his.peraonal facta which eae i ip QUIN L STAR ows t 8 yea.ondled when | all wi rling, h; e said, mont fi on the £ corres observati lye tes r Juror erson | CINES, &c heave 0 the wil Tns .to lea for nearl And will be well ave .c \u201cNeva, i ithinln field of 1 ndent, tion.Owen.NNN and Bloury.*2 NE theis hacia \u2014 ; , ; els ou oe var.N88, ba it, and hi sosovsee ener 475 ury.st re admit | judge only mn of her cave him, arly |.mould after eve ourage ;.hops, pears old, eu Be 1 bay de testifies > his Oppenheimer pr St.Mary.most reliable tonic | sutbority non upon {ie sci , 8 \u201cThe will imself can od mate, the, part oF excited cal Separation! in han twenty-five e gid abou thirty-six re or and Contre.Sho iar om oc a autos au Ppauso EGUS.| fod, gravel of Provide now or uparted.Mr.ete ir.that piman, ith gray.though LR more - Perrault Tr Bonavent 9 St.Joseph.Carmphells\u20ac ed Fhe Shjoction O -MSET .| Ee nos bo don\u201d 1 pe ni US te hi he fete ae ad Fan pr TOO mis FOES heote H uw.Y 8 no 8 T'asbe contienm: rs 'Hieraïd she; wi 1ogh Teo.poole.oe : and St.ime.\u201d and T - » i «I ouse ?ou k nobl ed, J .i wild + he, pequli - Post.ee reese ssid Con - o 1 TROLLIN hn ie a ef oils Ee zag: oma USE | semi ad that\u2019 Fou ee 0 POETRY Cob um NERVOUS .Y.Pétain = St Joan Hopi 3 Craig.P.MANS on a » - STEANÉES, a -orelgner ou becom BA \u2014 .-affo) USNE ri verse ev assonens caca Village.D 0- RA : , &0.\u201d | « Never mor?o tho wife of a T IRNIES, CUDD à penses po.grost-pice ss.Ta BE rr vi 334 st.Anteize, a A ama ee \u2014 | | Arth ild ! believi , The bairni oo LE.DOON, thaves Compyu ts I have sure to be Parker, ia .916/St Antoine.maltibla rexady, E | CELEB ru A » THE Rai Fi \u2018 - GERAN eG belleving i A pharnies cud on |.ondit RAD HA dy vate to hour test.Payette.336% Catheriu } qe 37 0 TOURER GERARD \u2018LAP STRANSERP | tachm n your in yo cs 1\" muc dle > |W it has pr ended i p of from usi = ayeite.eee 516 St.Tine.BE AD \u2019 GHE 1 \u201cPHA RAI \u201d as r | en de your 0 k1 fdoon.ni vous oved it to ypoph sing 5 JONI Gathe 4 \u201cFISH HANTO RIE HPS, hon, t\u2014I h voted marryi try a e faucht az «ak nicht [Ea nd general à mahy of i oephitos: 4.01 sreienes erge-521 St.d rine.CHBEF HOOK! 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