The evening star, 2 août 1876, mercredi 2 août 1876

[" ences on the \u2018opertr retail 13 anu 10 per are as etlaud Prince in, St Mount Lodge, > Leon e, St Jharles, demies, r Alms ndustry, aritable t shop alue of h insti hurches refor me laws hunted, ; day of ny year; \\pril and betweet > first of Quebec, Kamour reen the first of p of the treal are Order of Britannia ace an y, Prince ; Mount instanleys , Pre co Jen Sons 0 Thistle mperaus u Distrid iok\u2019s sol corportion the 18 , provids in re agit tas 12nt ed perty # nt; they lo in the p of, sud ed by, 0 oreof, té it of such tb which, ip might ho f it wore real are Anglican)i ish Work Working dows 804 Protestan Montroil Andrewf nt Society Bepevolel dustry 8 vention titution Tnstitaltt in Cathe?ne, Le J Institution ers.4 out, tr forbidi q for tro , 15th 5 - commend ~dflavor, © 90 HABEGORDE STREET, \u201ccity trade, constantly kept in stock.\u201cA T RETAIL, Lae ah dédie ra \u201cVOL.VIIL NO(181, MONTREAL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1876 Ty PRICE ONE CENT \u2014 GROCERIES.\u2014_ PROPERTY FOB SATE __ T['0 MEET THE DEMAND iB GREATEST OPPORTU.\u2018We have largely augmented our Stock of JAPAN TEAS, and our 4bc., pure and uncolored still takes © lead.; - SOUCHONG\u2014This is a Te we would: highly re- to all who \u2018can appreciate a full, rich \"SMOKED SALMON, RASPBERRY JAM {home made), &c., &c CL , AT THE - \u2018VICTORIA WAREHOUSE, \u201cVICTORIA SQUARE.\u2018SCOTT & CO.Lo.Lia ea.L782 A MS.\u2018We arooffering a consignment of Prime Sugar Cured HAMS, at rates which command the atten- \u201ction of the Trade.BUTTER: _ ; Choice Eastern Townships BUTTER, selected for FLOUR.; The several grades of FAMILY FLOUR always on hand at lowest market rates.SAUSAGES, &c, Tresh supplies daily of the North American Packing Co's celebrated Bologna, Brunswick and Empress Sausages.Algo, Corned Meats, Soups and Wotted Delicacles.| AKIN & ARMSTRONG, PROVISION MERCHANTS, Corner Commissioners and St.Peter stress.CHOICH NEW BUTTER AT 25 Ors.PER POUND, Customers can have quantities as low &s ten pounds at the cheapest wholesale price, AT THE BUTTER DEPOT, Corner of Lagaucheticre and St.Oharles BOrromme \u2014 sr\u201d Look outfor & new advertisement next ou JUST RECEIVED, MOKED SALMON, KED HALIBUT, fo CINCINNAYY SAMS, A180, A choice lot of HAVANA CIGARS, DUFRESNE & MONGENAIS, 221 Notre Dame Street, 221 157x TAILORING.TY BROWNS Everlastin B TWEED PANTS.Price $2.00.No.9 Chaboil- lez Square.1682 TA FFORD, Merchant Tailor, 72 51, JAMES STREET, Gen! ishing thelr own cloth, can have If made yn the Latest stylo very low for cash, ts Cut.112-522 ROWN\u2019S DIAGONAL CLOTH SUITS, at $20.00, are now worn and ad- mnired by all, 166s TPROWN\u2019S DIAGONAL CLOTH Aired oa at $20.00, are now worm af a MEDICINES, &o, HBECELES REMOVED AT LAST! SUMMER IS COMING AND WITH IT FRECELEE Diptheria is prevalent to an alarming extent J uazchase sure and otrtain remedies fox a eo money returned, at JOHN SHERIDAN'S WEST-END MEDICAL HALL, Cor.Seigneurs & St.Joseph streets, 5, &nd night.N.B.\u2014Opon ali day, Sundayk all chi RES! EYES! BY Ral DR.BRODEUR'S EYE WATER ths only preparation thatcan cure the most in- weterate Diseases of the xyes Protsssional men sud working clarses employ |.with grass benefit $0 soothe and relieve the Eyes rcs Over work Price 25 cents.BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTR * GENERAL DEPOT: 830 ST.LAWRENCE STRENT, RESIDDERS CHARCOAL & OBS RTE pi PRE TENTS DECAY o WAITENS THE [EETH and PRE J.B.E y T SIDDER, WINDSOR DRUG LL ©6868 Dorchester street (cor.Brunswick) Montreal, For sale by all Druggists.Price, 25 cts.pez pot.R.BULLER, M.R.CS, Eng, (Late of Berlin, Prussia, and London, Eng.) OCULIST AND AURIST To the MONTREAL GENERAL HOSPITAL, Office, Corner Craig and Place d'Armes, Hourz, 1 to 5 p.m.except by special appointment, (QONSTITUTIONAT CATARRH BRAEDY., CATARRE sannot he cured by snufls, washes or looal appli- rig It is à woakness of the constitution, Rvaloping 1t¢elf in the nasal organs first, afterwards oxtending to the throat and lungs, end.{ng generally In Consumption, if not checked b proper remedies.Pains head, back, loins an onkness of kidneys are its attendant diseases.Kore people bave Catarrh than any other disease.Ttlseasily cured.Thousands of cases, some of PoRTY years\u2019 standing, have been entirely cured lo New Hampshire and tho Dominion the past three 8, by the Constitutional Oataryh Remedy.Certi- Toate to back the above, and a treatise on Qatarrh Bens free on application to T.J.B., Har , Druggist, &c,, Brockville, Ont.Bend name on pos Saicard, and it wilionly cost # cont, Price, $ por bottle, or Kix bottles for §5.Sent to any ad- srrans on receipt of money.For sale by all drug.ints.114-* SMITHS GREEN MOUNTAIN RENOVATOR (Nature's Remedy), CURES ROFULA, ERYSIPELAS, CANCERS, COMPLAINS) ThE: SEIN, : THE Wingate Chemical Company, MONTREAL, Sole Agents for Canada, PURELY VEGETABLR, Bold everywhere, 1876.1876.ROOFING QRAVEL AND PLAS110 SLATE Ba \" ROBT.ALEXANDER, FOR SALE, oo Pelt and Pitch for Gravel Roo Dry or Tarred Sheathing, Plastic Slate Paint, Coal Tar, &c.41 ST, ANTOINE STREET, Arux.MoeRrEGOR, \"HOMESTEAD IN A BEAUTIFUL SUBUES OF À - @BEAT-OITY.~Five hundred Villa Lots, forty feo front by à-depih of one hundred and twenty feet #aph lot, and fronting on either of the different avtiues, between Third and Seventh streets Mount Royal Vale, will be sold for four hundred and eighty dollars per lot, to be paid in weekly instalmerits of oné dollar, until the whole amount is paid, without interest, excopt on arrears of payments, on which one per cent per month.will be charged.Purchasers paying the full amôtéit off at any time will be made \u2018a fiberal discount, Æhe lots are free from all \u2018éiidambranés.the title deoodé and registry searches can by seen at: the office of BR.A.Ramsay, Esq., St.Prantols Xavier street.When they shall then get a deed with all the privileges the vendor of the lots sold by him on the same property.on the different streots and avenues north of Central Avenue, will be sold for $300 per lot, to he paid in Wedkiy payments of fifty cents, in other respects subject £0 the above terms.The sitüa- tion combines advantages beyond comparison.A handsôme village is alroady established, with au efficient Line of omnibusss to and from the city Post Office; brick, sand and stone'can be had at nearly one-half lose than city prices; the princi Pal avenue is macadamized, and footpaths laid the entire length, and continued to the city; water works are in course of construction, and a trues system of drainage contemplated.Were such improvements to be made at the expense of the purchasers, they wonld cost more than the price of thelr lots, #0 that this property 1s, comparatively given away.The proprietor hopes that the inter- ost of a large number of purchasers in the development of this great property will in some degres recompense him for such a sacrifice, Intending purchsxers can meet Br.'T, F.O'BRIEN, at §32.8¢ Mary street, at 8 o'clock every morning, and at Mount Royal Vale every afternoon, 160 INSURANCE.* TNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, GENERAL BUSINESS.Assets, Jan.1, 1876.$22,092,734.32 Income from Premiums, 1 4,031,215.00 Income from Interest, 1875.2.11 ,215 1,398,5 1,321,324 24 '1,015,114.85 8,401,316.00 Paid for losses by death, 1875.Paid for Endowments matured, 7 Paid for Dividends and returned premiums, 1875.viteseasee Divisible Surplus, KR.Y, standard.OFFICERS: T.0.ENDEBS.President, AUSTIN DUNHAM .Vice-Prestdent, À Le ENGLISH.»Secretary.- J: 0, WEBSTER.Supt of Agencies, CANADA BRANCH.0: [Insurance fn force.$8,967,872.00 Now Insurance issued in 1875.- 1,469,092.00 Premiums received 1875.«328,737.00 Losses paid during 1875.92,635.00 Deposit at Ottawa, gold bo «140,000.00 H.PELTIER, M.D.J.J.DUGDALE, Medical Reforee, Medical Examiner, WILLIAM H.ORR, Dominion Manager.MONTREAL OFFICH, 126 St.James Street.J.Re ALEXANDER, M.D., Cl! 175 y Manager.ORTH BRITISH AND MEECARTILE INSURANCE COMPANY, EDINBURGH AND LONDON, FIRE AND LIFE, DIRECTORS: E.B.ANGUS, Esq, General Manager Bank of Montreal.DAMASE MABSON, Esq., of D.Masson & Son.GILBERT 8COTT, Esq., of Wm.Dow & Co.MACDOUGALL & DAVIDSON, 277-1yz G 1 Agents for C (rans INSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA.Fire, Quarantee, Life, Accident.DIRECTORS & a SIR HUGH ALLAN, President.JOHN PRATT, Vice-President.ADOLPHE BOY, HENRY LYMAN, à .B.COR/ ANDREW A N.B.CORSE: ; (iN L.CASSIDY., EDWARD ETABE JOBN HUTCHISON, Actuary.Manager, HEAD OFFICE, 179 ST.JAMES STERET, 1832 HE ROYAL CANADIAN INSURANCE COMPANY.Capital .».#®.$6,000,000 Cash Assets, nearly .+ 1,200,000 OFFICERS: PRESIDENT, VICE-PRESIDENT JOHN OSTELL.J.R THIBAUDEAV, BNERAL MANAGER, SECRETARY, ALFRED PERRY.ARTHUR GAGNON.MARINE MANAGER, SUB-MANAGER, C.G.FORIIER.DAVID L.KIRBY, ASSETS IN GOLD, U, 5.Bonds and their Securities and Cash in bands of U.8, Trustees.3400, Montreal Harbor Sondy (5 bands of ; 175 48 ceiver General\u201d).0,000 Montreal Wacehouaing 4 py CLIN \u2026 , Bank Stock + 376,735 96 Mortgages on Real Estate.5,347 00 City of Quebec Consolidated Fund.3,000 Bilis Receivable for Marine Pre- TOÏUINE .ocrasescossestrasescuecceus 145,351 37 Agents\u2019 Balances In duo co f Transmission, and Uncollacted PrOMmiurs.\u2026cossocrcuvetorsicccue 151,688 34 Eundry Accounts due tie Compan for Salvag®s, Be-Insurances, &c.20,216 03 Furniture, U.8, and Canada.\u2026\u20260.00 21,208 oT Uash on hand and on DoposiS.caieee 37,138 79 $1175 337 83 LIABILITIES.All Outstanding Claims for Losses, Bills Payable, and Sundry Ac- oounts due by the Company.,, $149,291 59 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Insures_every description of Pire Risks, Inland Cargoes and Hulls; also, Ocean Cargoes and Freights on first.class Steamers and Sailing Vessels, Heap Orrick: 160 ST.JAMES STRERT, MONTREAT.57 ROYAL INSURANCE CO; OF LIVERPOOL, (FIBE AND LIFE.) Capital - - - - - $10,000,000 Funds invested - - 12,000,000 Annual income - - 5,000,000 Liabilities of Shareholders unlimited, « Li.H, .J ZEEE | cue agent J.KENNEDY, Inspector, MACHINERY, & © LAURIE & BE, panuracvil And UPEER ENGINES (By FTRAM PUMPS, FTI 2KaxRs, and oll Kindyet And Agents for AT SD ENGINE 1 px B WORKS; SEINE G STRERT, MO ; AL NTRRAL; \u201css Nos.603, 605 67.ERHOLSIERER, &o., N.B.\u2014Jobbing, and all kinds of House and as piture Repairs, promptly attended t to.ENTLEMENS CLOTHING ALTERED, REPAIRED and NEATLY PRESSED at H.VINEBERG'S, % 3 Cralg \u2018street, a few doors east of Bleury.N.B.\u2014Cazhp for cast-off Clothing.tended to.rompfly ate Mail orders P: 172-3 \u2014\" AS GODFREY ERMEN'S COTTON \u201cREAD.wr FOR purchasers shall have paid up for one year and conditions of the deed heretcfors given by - A Yéw hundred lots of equal aron POST OFFICE TIME TABLE.PoE Owiom, Montreal, 1944 Jane, 1876, FOR SALE.[One cent per word each insertion, prepaid.] Fos SALE, the lease, good will and Fixtures of a saloon in the city ; every facility foropen- ing a large restaurant, Reason for selling out, proprietor retiring from business, Apply atll St.Sulpice street.- 180-8 Fos SALE CHEAP, à pair Crystal Gasaliers.ARIFF OF FARES FOR HACKNEY OAR- T 0 RIAGES.OKE HORSE VEHICLBS, From any place to any others, provided the time ocoupied do not exceed twenty minutes.Vor 2 porgonS.\u2026.\u2026œ.\u2026.0.w.25 cents, BOF À POXSON Sos.00rococsscsercuess BO 8 From any place to any others, provided the time occupied do not exceed half Ca 1 OF 2 POTSONS.100000s00s0000s00005 40 conta, BOF 4 POTBONE .100000ccrccceveuces GO 8 drive exceeds the time limited.said, hour rates to be charged.assiore- BY THE HOUR.For the first hour\u2014 10r 2 persons.«ese 75 conts, B Or A POFSONB.000 0000000 cu 00000010 $L.00 For évery subsequent hour\u2014; TOFZPOFSONS.0000000000000000c0s GO conta, gorda vevisensorissensaninaTB UE TWO-HORSE VEHICLES.From any place t0 any others, provided the time occupied do not exceed 20 minutes.1 0r 2 personEB.ceeserccacessscesss DO cents 8 or 4 \u201c \u201c From any place to any others, provided the time occupied do not exceed half an hour\u2014 1 0r2 persons.vu 85 conte, Bord < Lecasacsscuseensecuons TB 85 \u2018When the drive exceeds the time limited as afore sald, hour ratos to be charged.BY THE HOUR, 1 0X 2 PersOn8uesissensverssancercesres$1.00 OF A POFSONS.ccuccoccvrocreesercosseuss 1.20 Fractions of hours to be charged at previous hour rates-but not less than one quarter of an hour shall be charged when the time exceeds the hour, Fifty per cent to be added to the tariff ratos for rides from twelve midnight to four a.m, The tariff by the hour shall apply to all rides extending beyond the city limits where the engage- mon made in the city.BAGGAGE.Fo each trunk or box carried in any vehicle 10 sensereensesraaraniee 6B HELP WANTED.[One cent per word each insertion, prepaid] | ANTED, twoor three respectable young women as Ward Assistants for the Montreal General Hospital.Apply to the Lady Superiuten- dent, between 9 and 12 daily.180-2 ANTED, a General Servant for a family of two.Apply at 59 Clty Councillor stzeot WY ANTED, à Plain Cook, at 21 Lüsignan street.ANTED, a General Servant at 591 St.Mary, street.180-2 WWATED a Cashier for a retail druggist store.Address, D 10 STAR office.180-6 ANTED, good Saleswomen for a Retail Boot WV aad Sho Store, apply at 406 Notre Dame atreet.180-8 ANTED, à General Servant at 5 St.Charles Borromme street.180 WANTED: a young girl at 20 Richmond square, AETED IMMEDIATELY, a girl, about 14, to Ww acsist in General Housework; Protestant preferred.Apply at 17 Brunswick street, at 336 Dorchester street.y ANPTED\u2014To Tatlors\u2014Two good Cutters for Ww the Wholesale Clothing ; steady employ- & Co, 30 College WASH a tidy girl, about 14, for bousawork, ment.Apply to James O'Brien street.- TED, a Housemaid, with good references.ART Ely at No.1386 S%.Catherine street, CT ANTED, a good General Servant; must be A ncommended.Asply at 42 Bleury = ANTED, à good Cook; must speak French ; réjoren ces required.Apply to Miss Neville, 5 Anderson street, Kegisiry offico.178-8 Barber at No.1 McCord street.VV ARTED: arb 05 ANTED, four good Cooks and five General Bervants, fonr Housemaids and Nurses, five Chfmbermaids for Hotels and first-class private families ; good referencerequired.Apply at once, J, C.MIGNAULT, 31 St.Lambert's Hill, 179 z NTED, eight smart dining-room girls td A i on table in three firat class Hotelsin this city ; three must speak French and English § the others must speak English ; to the right ones permanent situations and good wages.Apply immediately, Hours, 8 am.fo 8.30 p.m; J.C.MIG- FAULT, 51 86 Lamberts Hil.179-2 ANTED, a General Servant; must be well W recomended.Apply at 106 Cadieux street.NTED, a Thorough Servant till the 1st of W À peptelaber, Apply at 752 Palace streot.ANTED, à young man for an Exchange office.Apply in applicant\u2019s handwriting, giving name pf previous employer, D 8, STAR offices 8 ANTED, an Invoice Clerk ; must understand French, Address, D 9, STAR omce 10 - i ANTED, à young woman, of good address, as Baleswoman and Cashierin a music store, Address C, 5, this office.178-5 DELIVERT, MAIL, Cross.Apply at 32 Durochér street.AM, PM.orrane.AM.PM.| OESALE;& Cash, Book Ln the BE James Build: oclety.a B Boon mis.748 50 i _ 800.0008 ver Romie oo OR SALE, a book of the St.James Building So- daasesssjunss sn Ottawr River Routo.\u2026.| 6 00).0000 F cloty st issue, 22,000, = 20 por cent.BRO.iscount and terms.regs J.B., .vonnrensloaen |AQbos By tonne serieuse 800 180-8 masters Towa airps | | JOR SATE apal of loo nay Hommes, Analy is rues Rivers) ache St.Paul street, from 10 to 12 o'clock.180-3 caress | LOUP B.B.21110 prescrreclueccuo| B 0D OR SALE, two second-hand Argand Stoves \u201cIT 60)\" \"\u2018\"jst, Remi and Hemming- F No.8 and 5, at half-price, used only two win- Boo] 2 2ojst ord BB the ier tee] 2 00 fers; also,anorfental.Address \u201c Argandy\" P.O.Brooke, &C.\u2026c\u2026\u202600\u20260001 7 0O/L80&8 = St, Johns (5) andVermont OR SALE, one-third interest in & promising 00 ef, JUNCtION R:R:.220000000fo00000| L 80 F patent; would take part cash ; balance on cose Shefford and South 8,E.C.time.A young man with a knowledge of general 2000].BAUWAYB.0100000000 sarefreness] 1 30 business preferred, Address, John Hanoock, ilton, Ont.- LOCAL, MAILE, = 3 conse ces OR SALE, the Good-will, Lease, Furniture, &c.i do »+.|Beanharnois Route 8 00 jo h of a Hotel in Toronto, in a central pos tion, sers convenient to the Railway Stations.; oe doing à good paying business, with good pro .= 11 00f.0 dress Tonn Macdonald, Broker, Toronto.177-10 PERLURIIE 0 OR SALE, a recently invented Patent Medicine, 19 30 5 0 Lachi g fort growing apidiy in popularity.There isa ortune in 0 & man of moderate capital.- 18 09/5; \u201cel 0 dress \u2018\u201c Druggist,* SrAn office.177 10 vorsoosojesrso.JLSDFAITO.++.|i0 00| 1 30 Fos SALE, an interest in a Cigar Store, in the New Glasgow, Sault-aux- centre of the city ; good opportunity ; no cash 11 00 veeoa|p Rocollors, and T O0j.0cses required immediately.Address, D6, Sram Oflco.ou CONÉ.202000 0 700245 12 25 Ÿ 26 point St.\u2018éhames.1122201) 8 go) 2 45 OE FALE, one-half interest in an old-sstablist- 8t.Laurent, St.Eustache, ed hardware business, in first class condition i St.fcholastique and - doing an excellent trade.This change is sought Belle Riviere.| 7 00|++esso to relieve one of the présent partners whose health 1 Bo/5t, Jerome, St.Rose and 7 00 gompels him to retire.Address, Merchant,\u201d 2 80 .=) 2:1 Pp.rounces cucos 0, Mlontreai.=.10 00 Sh ponrsand St.Armand) |) 20 OB SALE, in districts, the patent right of a new \u2018*****\\Three H.vers, by North combination washer and wringer ; the best 5 00 Shore Land Route \u2026\u2026\u2026.| 1 00 Invention ofthe kind.Address John S.Wilson, are ESS |HOCRGIAA.\u2026+00+000s200s 0e] $ 80) L 00 Montreal, __s 178-10 - Edwards\u201d Safe; BM ABRITEME PROVINORA.Fo SALE, à Second-band \u201cE ; good as new.A bargain for cash, Address 8 00/veries Now yoraiamick, Nova ft 13048 Box 144, Post-office.174-8 Newfoundiand ferward- OR SALE, a Telescope, cost £9 10s.sterling ; ed dally on Halifax, F price $20; perfect condition, Address B 7, Shs oo fan oies is unting from 2nd May|.| 8 00 OR SALE, a Suite of Parlor Furniture, come seeser na of sisting of Bofa and six Chairs beautifully up- - \u2014 holstered, one B.W.Centre Table, two Whatnots UNITED STATES, and 8lx very nice Brackets.Address © 4, this 8& 10.0.07|Boston and New England office, 174-8 8 00 States, except Maine.| 7 00 1 30 5 veeesoN6W York and Soutiern| M ; - Ba\" Baten, enol (1082 HOUSES TO LET OR WANTED, soy\" 20 Maine.\u201cnga eer 12088 fOne cent per word each insertion, prepaid.] sen Catia finch) 740 800 RECUR SOLE toner tempt Ta 8 IER.4 \u20ac ; .Je Lottérs, &c., prepaid vie New York) Devlin, 118 8t.James street, 178-6 are forwarded daily on New York, TO LET OR FOR SALE, one flrst-class teno- whence Malls are despatched.ment Brick House, Nos.1 and 2 Union Ter- : ; .For Havana and Wout Indies vig = 11130 race, Hypolite, corner of Roy street; ren Havana every Thursday pm a moderate; terms easy.Apply to Mr.Lemoine, 4 or he in ad ha Hospital arc 1 : a month.T 0 L ET \u2014_\u2014 , GESAT BRITAIN, By Canadian Line (Frid&ÿ).vsconcetsicoriaoscen| 8 00 ° ; Tuaes- Those Two BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED HOUSES, Tbs revssecorssssrsensrssezvsssrahaneee 800 064 42d B66 SHERBROOKE SPRERY (sll con ed, with a «) Postal Car Bags open fill 9.00 a.m.and 9.30 p.2a Apply to 8.H.& J, MOA, 5) Postal Car Bags open till 2.30 and 9,30 p.m.6 & 7 Roccllet str Registered Letters must be postsd 15 minutes 00 sek.before the closing cf each Mail, > Btreet Boxes ars visited at 10 a.m, 12.30, 5.30 and LOST, &c.p.m.OST, between Molson\u2019s Bank and La Banque LL du Peuple, six $50 Montreal Bank Bills.The finder will receive $50 rewardon returning to the STAR office.30-4 OST, on Monday last, in the vicinity of Chenne- L ville street, a Bull Pup, long ears, about five months old.The finder will be rewarded on returning it to No.1 Fire Station, Craig street.180 OST, a small Black Dog, with a white spot on TL head and earscut.Any one returning him to 33 Bonaparte street will be liberally re yarded.0ST, a Pocket-book containing $114.50.Finder L wiil be rewarded on returning to 97 8t.David street.179-3 OST, on the 26th inst.,a small Grey Terrier, answe to the name of * Tip; \u201d ears and tall eropped.Any person returning him to John Foran, 40 Philip street, willbe rewarded.179-3 OST\u2014Strayed, a young Newfoundland Dog L with a brass collar on and medal No.1768.Five dollars reward will be paid to anyone returning the same to Thos.Phillips, No.8 Evans street.179-3 ANTED, a first-class Photographer; none others need apply ; give name of previous employer.Address, D 7, this office, _ 177-8 with previous experience in a good house preferred; knowledge of French essential.Address, ** Drugs,\u201d this office.176-6 ANTED, a French Female Teacher for a Ladies\u2019 Sckool in this city, Address this office.17.ANTED, à Governess for a family of four, two young ladies aged 14 and 16, two boys aged 10 and 12; one educated in England preferred.Address D 3, this office.174-8 ANTED, a confidential Clerk; must bo à rapid short-hand writer and have a knowledge of French.Address B 8, thisoffice.174-10 | $774 x {0 Agents, Old and Young, Mails and Female, In their locality Terms an: OUTFIT F.y Address P, 0, VICKERY & CO.; Augusta, Haine, 287 SITUATIONS WANTED.\u201cQy ANTED.by a Dressmakor, Sewing in private families or at her Own residence.Apply, at 39 Hermine street.30-2 ANTED, à situation as Salesvoman in a Faney Dry Goods or Confectionery Stora, | by a lady; good references, Address C 7, STAR oice.180-6 WASIED, by a respectable widow à situation with a small family as Cook or General Servant; good references.Apply to Miss Neville, 5 Anderson street, Registry Office.180-3 OST, à Russian Leather Pocket-Book, containing $20 in bills Bank B.N.A.; also some receipts.The finder will be suitably rewarded on returning to the STAR Office.178-8 ARTED.\u2014A composer of poems and romances wants à situation in an editor\u2019s office ; no abjection to go to the country.Address by letter to Miss Nevilie, 5 Anderson street.80-3 1 OST, a Silk Umbrella with two silver bands on the handle, The finder will be rewarded on returning to the STAR OMoce.178-5 OST, à package of papers, of great value to the owner.The finder will be suitably rewarded on communicating with C, 6, this oMce.178-10 OST, a small open-faced Silver Watch, by Thos, Russell & Son.The finder will receive $7 reward on returning it to this office.178-8 OST~ $3 BEWARD\u2014Lost, on Tuesday, the 25th, inst., & Gold Brooch with pendants set with red stones.Apply to Wm.Kendall, 43 and 45 William street.178-4 FOUND.OUND, a bunch of keys in the vicinity of Cam- F peau street.Apply at 27 Campeau street.PERSONAL.WAS by a man lately from the States, a situation in a Livery Stable, or any place to take care of a Horse or drive; has many years experience and best of reference, Address E 9, STAR office.1808 ANTED.\u2014AII those requiring employment, either male or female in any line or trades ; will do well by calling and registering thelr names immediately at my office, 31 St.Lambert\u2019s Hill, J.C.MIGNAULT, proprietor.179-z WwW ANTED, by à young lady, with excellent ro~ ferences, a situation as Clerk in a Dry-goods or Fancy Store.Address, J.8., STAR office; ANTED.\u2014Three first-class Coachmen desire situations ; also, four first-class Drivers to Express or Grocery Waggons, or Truckmen in any line.Apply to J.C.MIGNAULT, 31 8t.Lambert's -z 11, WA rom as first-class Cook and Houase-keeper, if required ; à respectable middle aged English woman, with best references as to character and capacity.Address A, C., STAR Office.G cents.Butno charge gball be made for travelling bags, valises, boxes or p ls which pa an carry by the hand, AS FOLLOWS.TO THE WEST.For Prescott, Ottawa, Toronto, Chicago and intermediate places at 9.45 a.m.and 10 p.m., and Mixed for Kingston at 7 a.m.For Cornwall and intermediate places at 4:30 p.m.For Vaudreuil and intermediate stations at 6.15 p.m.TO THE EAST.Express Train for Island Pond, daily, and Quebec on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, 8:05.On Saturdays the 8:05 a.m.traia will run to Rimouski.Passenger Train for Richmond, Island Pond, Gorham and Portland, 2:55 p.m.This train connects at Richmond with the Mixed Train, leaving there at 6:15 p.m.for Point Levi.Express Train for Richmond, Quebeo, Ri- viere du Loup, Cacouna, St.Octave (Metis), St.John, Halifax, Island Pond, Gorham, Lewiston and Portland, 19 p.m.Accomodation Train for St.Hyacinthe, 5 Ze » TO THE SOUTH.For St.Johns and Boston at 9 a.m.For Rousc\u2019s Point, Albany and New York, 6.45 a.m.For Bt.Johns, Waterloo, Boston, Albany and New York, 3 p.m.For St.Johns and intermediate stations at 5:30 p.m.TRAINS ARRIVE AT TEE BONAVENTURE DEPOT AS FOLLOWS.From Chicago, Detroit, Sarnia, Toronto and intermediate stations at 9:30 p.m.and 8 a.m.Trains from Ottawa connect at Prescott Juno- tion with both trains.From Cornwall and intermediate stations at 8:50 a.m.From Kingston and intermediate stations at 6:15 p.m.FROM THE WEST.From Boston, Portland, Island Pond, Sher~ brooke, Halifax, St.John, St.Octave (Metis), Cacouna, Riviere du Loup, Quebec, Richmond, Three Rivers and intermediate stations at 6:30 a.m., From Island Pond, Sherbrosks, Rich WOU LU UOL OA whe bbl em ~4 1%NF gaobe6, on From Portland daily, and fro ys only, at Mondays, Wednesdays and 9:60 p.m.; pm.From St.Hyacinthe, 2 ater\u201d : 4 8:45.20 a.m.and 9:20 p.m, stations Bose Albany and Rouse\u2019s Point Frem Newshd 11:30 p.m.0:10\" re 8610: & DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS._AISD CARS TO AND FROM MONTREAL.From Laprairie: 5:30 a.m., 8:30 a,m., 1:00 p.m., and 5:30 p.m.From Montreal: 6:30 a.m., 11.00 a.m., 4:00 p.m., and 6:30 p.m.For Ottawa: Passengers leave Bonaventure Depot by 7 a.m.or 5 p.m.Trains for Lachine to connect with Steamers for Ottawa and intermediate ports (except Saturday afternoon, when passengers leave by 3 p.m.Train for Carillon and intermediate ports only.) For Quebec : Boat leaves Montreal each evening (Sundays excepted) at 7 p.m.Arrives in Quebec at 6 a.m.next morning, and returns at 4 p.m., arriving in Montreal at 6 a.m.TH.and intermediate All persons taking the water from the Corporation, shall keep the distribution pipes within their premises in good repair, and protected from frost, at their own expense; and they Thal be held liable to the orporation for all damages that ma: u from their failure to do 4 y result In the Post-office Savings Bank, any person may have a deposit account, and deposits are received daily during the ordinary hours of Post-office business, of any number of dollars, from $1 up to $300, the total amount which can be received from a depositor in any one TRAINS LEAVE BONAVENTURE DEPOT Pitas, cla a information of Henry 187 Johnston, clerk, who left Ireland in March, Address William J.Johnston, Dublin, Ireland, 178-10 ERSONAL\u2014The gentleman in white who passes down Beaver Hall Hill every morning, about half-past nineo\u2019clock, is watched.He is advised to govern himself accordingly.178: ERSONAL.\u2014I will not be contracted in my name order.\u2014SETH R.WILLIAMS.ERSONAL.\u2014If John Arthur Andageon,late of Hamilton, will communicate with BR.M.Peters, Box 746 Toronto, he will hear of something in which he is interested.ERSONAL.\u2014Jobn 8.Cleaver, Artist, late of Montreal, supposed to be in the Eastern Town- ghips, is requested to communicate with William F.Johnson, Montreal, upon a purely buxiness matter.177 responsible for debts without my written 178-8 particulars 175-8 CIGARS, &c.A CHANCE TO CUSTOMERS, NOTICE OUR Every person who buys goods at our Store to the amount of ONE DOLLAR.recoives a Tickot which will entitle him to à chance in the draw for a magnificent MEERSCHAUM PIPE, valued at FORTY DOLLARS.HOROWITZ BROS, 241 MoGILL STREEY.A= MISCELLANEOUS.Prranrremtag Pros.; or \u2019 WV.F.CROWLEY & 00.'8 NON-CO™_ Qunrsv- *\" Prax.~vunced by Proficient Penmen the Perfection J UST RECEIVED, of Pen Manufacture, used by all, Public men and Prominent Politiclans in the Public OMoox throughout the United States Parade these Pens before the people, for they are without Parallel, These celebrated Pens are produced in fine, me dium and broad Points.For sale by all the leading Stationers throughout Canada WHOLESALE AGENCY CANADA MANUFACTURBING CO., No, 431 St, Paul Street; MONTREAL, P.Q.$1.25 per gross; mailed on receipt of price.HE EUROPEAN WINE COMPANY OF CANADA, > HAVE OPENED THAIR WINE VAULTS and RESTAURANT, AT No.11 Bonaventure Street, (Near Victoria Square.) MONTREAL.MARTIN, FINN & CO, PROPRIETORS.135z A complete assortment of ANTOINES COPYING FLUID {Encre Communicative), Direct from the Manufacturer.8.When last heard from was in Montreal.| this office: ANTED.\u2014Three first-class carpenters desis situations.Apply to J.C.MIGNAULT, 31 st.Lambert's Hill.1792 _ ANTED, à situation as Cook by a regpecthle woman with 2baby 15 months old : rages low.Address, G 2, STAR office.W9-3 ANTED.\u2014To Photographers.\u2014waré\u20acd, a situation by a first-class Printen 00d at all the brauches ; best city references Ten a 8e dress, A\" B.STAR Ofâce.ANTED by à lady in adverge ci JUMStances, à situation in auy capacity 706 MON al ; 18 well educated and cxporionceg 2 pie ing ; a good Seamsiress and acoustor it he rel young children ; willing to op household work ; good city references, 40088, Louise, 1365 St.Catherine street, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 RQIMS, ont per word each insertion YR ted, one cent per word each insertion, prraid.; OOMS.\u2014To 1p comfortable single and double front Bed OMS, With Bath and W.C.for gentlemen, at 4 St, Urbain street.80-3 - wo unfurnished rooms to let, at 26 OORIS\u2014F street.180-3 oom Lolet, first-class furnished front room OOM.Frivate family, Apply at 45 Bleuxy st og8-Two young ladies or a newly married R uple can be accommodated with a good fcoy 2nd board in a respectable locality.Ad- dred O 21, STAR office.180-8 T/00MS\u2014Wanted, Fumnished Rooms, with all conveniences, for housekeeping.If suitable 11 rent them for a year, Address E, &, STAR Jee.1793 COMs\u2014Furnished or unfurnished, with first- class board.Apply at No.4v Berri street.179-3 OOM£\u2014Two rooms with stove; ront $5.Apply at 219 Cadioux street.179-4 OONS- Wanted two bed rooms with use of parlor, without board ; must be comfortably furnished in a pleasant locality.Address Eu, BrAL vire 179-10 77\u2014Board or Furnished Room 20 yimer street.: : 175.20 2300s TO LET, at 34 St.Denis street, A GOMS\u2014Furnighed Room to let, at 51 §t.Charles Borromme street.179-6 COMS.\u2014Furnished to let, without board Latour strect.! © es OUM.\u2014To let, à comfortably Furnished Bedroom, in a private family.Rent 85 per month.Apply at 139 St.Constant street.175 6 TROOM\u2014Bed=oam yacant at 66 Otheart stroot, OOM.\u2014T0 ley o nicely Furiisnea rarlor Bedroom, at 205 St.Gharles Borromme street, j 178 OOMS.\u2014Furnished Rooms to let, w .out board, at 30 Aylmer street.18h or with OOMS\u2014To let, two furnished bedrooms, without board.Apply to Mrs.Privett, 10¢ Union avenue.140-26 \u2014 BOARD.[Board,Wanted, one cent per word each insertion [EYP Board Vacancies, half cent por word each insertion, prepaid, ] OARD\u2014Vacancies for boarders at 14 Chenne- ville street.180-2 BoE?and fine rooms en suite or single, at 233 St.Antoine street.Lawnin front.180-6 BARD WANTED by a Widow with one girl, eleven years old, Addross B 9, STAR Office.~ 180-8 BYARD Vacancies for boarders at the Cote House (four minutes\u2019 walk from the P.Q.), 511 Lagauchetiere street.180-2 PB o4BD\u2014 Vacancies at 44 Cathcart thet 3 JB 0ARD-~ Vacancies at 8112 St.George street.1791-2 OARD\u2014T wo steady young men can ba accommodated with board in a private family of two, at 4012 Aylmer street.179-3 PBO4RD, \u2018WANTED from 15th September, in a private family by a steady young man.Address E 8, STAR office.179-10 OARD WANTED, by a young married couple, West of St.George and North of Dorchester street, Address E, 7, STAR office, i 1798 OARD-\u2014Vacancies\u2014Single or double rooms for single gentiemen or married couples ; nicely furnished; healthy locality ; near Sherbrooke st.; modernf conveniences.Apply by letter to E.M,, 178t£ JB o4RD\u2014 Vacancies at 497 St.Joseph iW OARD can be had at Government Cottage, Sorel BO houaets delish ry sont Gott extonuivé grounds on the bank of the Richelieu, & quarter of a mile from town.Extromely healthy, convenien- and pleasant in every respect as a summer rosi~ ANT'ED, an assistant in a Drug Store ; One - As 5, | 410 TELEGRAPHIC, the Union, ; The writ creating Chief-Justice Richards Deputy Governor was issued yesterday.Viscount Clandeboye, His Excellency\u2019s son, leaves Canada shortly to pursue his studies at Rugby.Superior Court died yesterday at Narraganset Pier, of malaria fever.Proprietors of French newspapers which were fined for libel on the Jesuit College have appealed from the jurisdiction of the Court, Ex-Queen Isabella has informed King Alfonso that she has decided to take no ingdom, Yesterday, & farmer named McBride, while driving cows, near Hamilton, Ont., was run over and killed by a North-West- ern train, : Rev.Patrick Power has been appointed Administrator of the diocese of Halifax appointed.The, Government has féfused to com- \u2018mute the sentence of O\u2019Neill, the New Brunswick murderer, and he will, therefore, be hanged on Thursday next, RE.M.Parkinson, the Toronto barrister accused of having fraudulently obtained and kept 8400 belonging to John Pater.baugh, has been committed for trial.Warren Smith, fisherman, has won the champion scull-race of Halifax Harbor, Obed Smith, 2nd ; J, Brown, 3rd, Distance, three miles ; time, 23 minutes.Last night a horse owned by Mr, Sau- vard, grocer, dropped dead, evidently from fright, while approaching a locomotive on the §.Lawrence and Ottawa Railway.arty from Coldwater were spending the ay; sixteen of them went out on the lake nine of the party were drowne A A feccuug oz HO.Harris\u2019 creditors was held yesterday at Kemptvillee The assignee was instructed to sell the real and persmal property of the insolvent to the best advantage.The estate will probably pay 50 cents on the dollar.Ih the House of Commons last night, Jol\u2019 O\u2019Connor Power, member for the Comty of Mayo, moved that, in the opinion of the House, the time had come for paxloning the Fenians, The motion was, aftr debate, rejected by a vote of t17 to 51, The Exetutive Council, at which Gov- ernr Rice presided yesterday, discussed thequestion of commuting the sentence of deah in the case of Jesse Pomeroy.An infrmal vote taken resulted in five aginst and four for commutation, firal action was taken, A tornado passed over Rhomere Town- shp, Cass County, Mo., on Saturday mening last, destroying several dwellings and other buildings, and seriously injuring crips and other produce, Mrs.George Webb was instantly killed, her mother-in- lv fatally injured, and an infant child, Colonel C.A.Stevens, Vice-President of thé Greenbush Bridge Company, N.Y., chirged with embezzling bonds of the Conpany, after a long and thorough inves- tigtion has been discharged, bonds anounting to $200,000 having been put in chirge of the Court, D.F.Welling, editor and publisher of tle Warwich Advertiser and the Orange Cunty, N.Y., Crusader, has been missing + siice Saturday.His financial affairs are ina bad state, and the office will be sold o1 Saturday under mortgage, It is feared Le has committed suicide, Advices from the Magdalen Islands to \u2018he 30th ultimo say the fisheries continue rery poor ; no bait, and few mackerel, The nen round the islands say mackerel are Rarce,and willnottakethehook.The crops are looking well, and promise an abundant harvest.The hay crop is about an aver.e.The Most Worthy Lodge of British Tem.Mars met at London, Ont., yesterday, Professor Foster, of New Brunswick University, in the chair, Reports of the io be in a progperous condition.Increase of membership, 5,000; financial condition excellent.GuELPH, August 1.\u2018The Victoria Hotel property and three adjoining stores were sold this afternoon for $25,000.Mr.John Wright, of Conestoga, has threshed nine acres of fall wheat, which have yielded 33% bushels to the acre.À young man named Hitchcock left his boarding-house to go to work about a week ago, and nothing has been heard of him since.It is thought by many that some evil has befallen him, as he left hig best clothes and a considerable sum of money in his room, He was looked upon as a sober and industrious young man, NOTICES.P D.BROWNE & CO, * BANKERS AND BROKERS, 124 ST.JAMES STRBET (Opposite the New Post Office), MORNTENAL, @reenbacks, Drafts and Exchange; United States Bonds, Gold, Silver and all uncurrent Money bought and sold.Collections made on all parts of the U.S.snd the Dominion.Iowa Farm Mortgages bearing 10 per cent, interestfor sale.159-z sodm G.C.SIMPSON ° (Late of C.Legge & Co.) SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, OFFICE, NO.14, 162 ST.JAMES STREET, MONTBH£L.Patents obtained in Canada, United States, Ev«- land, France, Belgium, Italy, Russia and al other countries where patents are granted.Trade Mp- ~ + SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.Colorado is now a full-fledged State of Chief-Justice Monell, of the New York | part whatever in the political affairs of the until a successor to Archbishop Connolly\u2019is Ai Bawbee\u2019s Lake, Mich,, an excursion on a flat boat, when it suddenly sank, and | No | officers were presented, showing the order.THE WAR IN THE EAST, ce - LoDox, August 2, \u2018À Vienna special to the Daily N'éws gives a report that the Emperor of Russia has j addressed the Turkish Ambassador at St.Petersburg as follows: Atrocities in Bulgaria have deprived Turkey of the sympathy of Europe, I shall act in a friendly , manner towards Turkey if she treats Chris- j tians better, Co A despatch from Kajura, dated August the lst, announces that 5,000 Turks defeated the insurgents af Kamengranda | after three hours\u2019 fighting.The Turks fired the villages of Trioba, and their inhabitants fled.The Standard\u2019s Berlin despatch says that information of Sultan Murad\u2019s deposition has not been officially.communicated to the European Powers.There is no doubt that Turkey stands in presence of another crisis.The St.Petersburg Herald declares } that the Christians in Turkey are in a desperate condition, and require immediate { support, which Europe is able to grant, if 1 she is in earnest, The Bersagliere newspaper, of Rome, has a report that an insurrection has broken out in Albania, with headquarters af Scutari, and the movement is spreading | through the province.A special telegram to the Standard, dated \u2018Gramada, July the 29th, reports | that the Turks, under Ahmed Ezoob | Pasha, entered a valley on the Servian frontier, the northern extremity of which is closed by a mountain, where the Servians had a redoubt.Every house in Gramada was fortified.After a cannonade of an hours duration, the Turks climbed the mountain and carried the redoubt by storm.The Servians have fled, ] and Gramada and Derbent are in ruins, On the Tresibaba mountains, behind Der- bent, the Servians made a stand, but again .retired, .It is reported that on Sunday the Turks were within nine miles of Kragujevatz.The report that Marshal Bazaine had entered the Turkish service is not true.He remains in Spain, The Standard\u2019s Paris correspondent telegraphs that Austria has agreed to select England as arbiter in the solution of the conflict between Turkey and Servia.The \u201csituation of the Servians is considered to have improved during the past few days, Lonpon, August 1.A special to the Political Correspondence of Vienna, from Zara, yesterday, states that Moukhtar Pasha was slightly wounded in the last battle, and withdrew from Bilek, going in the direction of Trebinje to await reinforcements, A detachment of 1,000 Bashi-Bazouks were attacked on Monday at Bilek by the Montenegrins, whereupon Moukhtar Pasha returne and an engagement followed ; result unknown, AMERICAN, CurcAco, August 1, J.8.Poland, Captain of the 6th Infantry, writes from Headquarters, Military Station, Standing Rock, D.T., under date of July the 24th, to the Adjutant-General\u2019s Department, Minn., St, Paul, giving an Indian account of the battle of Little Big Horn on June the 26th, The accountdoes not differ essentially from the reports already published.It says, however, thab Sitting Bull was neither killed nor psr- sonally engaged inthe fight, Crazy Horse, with a large band, and Black-Moon were the principal leaders on the 25th of June, Kill Eagle, chief of the Blackfeet, afterwards upbraided Sitting Bull for not taking an active personal part in the engagement, Kill Eagle states that he was forced into the fight, and that he desires to return to the agency, and that he will return to the agency if he is killed for it.The general outline of the Indian report concurs with the published report.The first attack of Renos began well on in the day.The Indian report gives about 300 whites killed, and does not say how many Indians were killed.A report from another source says the Indians obtained from Caster\u2019s command 592 carbines and revolvers, OxaxA, Neb, August 1, An official telegram from Camp Brown, Wyoming, says Indian scouts sent in from here report hostile Indians moving southeast ; numbersunknown, butbelieved tobe Iarge.This corroborates reports received from other sources, Large numbers of Indians are doubtless makingforthe agencies, BurrALo, N.Y., August 1.The day opened fine ; attendance het ween eight and ten thousand.In the 2:36 class \u2018\u2018 Romeo\u201d was drawn, \u2018\u2018 Membrino Kate \u201d being favorite in the pools ; race was won by \u2018\u201c\u2018 Irene,\u201d \u2018\u2018Membrino Kate\u201d second, \u2018\u2018 Enfield \u201d third, \u2018\u2018 Moose \u201d fourth, \u2018\u2018 Versailles Girl\u201d fifth, \u2018St.Patrick \u201d sixth, \u2018* Rose \u201d seventh ; best time, 2,24}, The second race being 2:24 class, \u2018\u2018 Carrie,\u201d \u2018\u2018Burlew\u201d\u2019 and \u201cGipsy\u201d were drawn; ¢¢ Little Fred \u201d was favorite in the pools ; race won by ¢ Little Fred,\u201d \u201cAmy B\u201d second, \u2018\u2018 May Bird \u201d third, \u2018\u2018Blue Mare \u201d fourth, \u2018\u201c Nellie Irwin \u201d fifth, \u2018\u2018 Belle Bras- field\u201d sixth, \u2018\u2018Breeze\u201d seventh; best time, 2,194.CANADIAN, .AYLMER, August 1, This afternoon, about three o\u2019clock, John Hughes, who was imprisoned for | murder, escaped from jail by climbing the wall.Constables are in search of him.He is about five feet ten inches bixh, pretty stout, but mot over the-vrerage weight, sandy complexion, with + mark at the corner of his left eye, suraen eyes and moustache ; dress\u2014grey -otiped pants, a dark grey shirt, black À t with broad rim, and laced boots.8m Joux, N.B., August 1.The Inland Revenue receipts at St.Tohx for Jxdy were $13.991, against $20,- last year.566 la suit brought by the Metropolitan Je Insurance Company, of New York, \u201cthrough Mr.Palmer, against H, N, Fairbanks, agent of the Connecticut Mutual, for damages laid at $100,Q00, has been withdrawn, The charge was that Mr.Fairbanks had circulated in this Province papers calculated to injure the Metropolitan.The case has been standing two years.HALIFAX, August 1.Barnum\u2019s show arrived here this morning, and the street parade offered opportunities to sharpers which were quickly taken advantage of.The Provincial Treasurer\u2019s office in the Province Building was locked up by the clerks, who went to the East Front street building to view the procession ag it passed the corner of Hollis street.\"While they were absent about ten minutes, one of the doors was burst open and a large tin cash box, containing $992 and valuable papers, carried off, it 1s supposed, out of the Granville street entrance of the building.No trace of the robber has been discovered.The Bank of Nova Scotia is a few yards from George street, up which the cavalcade passed, The clerks locked the bank door and went to look at the show.While absent, a man went to the jamitor\u2019s private entrance, rang the door bell, which was answered by a woman, © The stranger stated that he had dropped valuable papers through the grating on the sidewalk, and wanted to go into the basement to get them, He went, and was absent a short time, when he returned and left.While in the bank building, he passed through the basement to the banking reom, secured $17,500 in notes which were on the counter, and has so far escaped.The bank offers a reward of $2,000 for the capture of the robber.MrroHELL, August 1, A row occurred in a berry patch near here yesterday.One man is supposed to have been killed, and one man severely injured, Full particulars are not yet obtainable, THE EASTERN CONFLICT.SUMMARY OF THE SITUATION IN THE FIELD \u2014THE SERVIAN PLAN OF OPERATIONS \u2014-POSITIONS OF THE VARIOUS CORPS, Lonpox, July 19, 1876, The war seems to be in a quiescent state at present and the interest centres in the future conduct of Roumanis and Greece, The former is badly disaffected, and although unprepared for open rebellion to the Porte is inclined to demand } concessions which can never be peaceably granted, The assertions that Russian influence produces these resulta in Roumania TW ERD PANTS, Price $2.00, No, 9 Chabôil- lez Square, have the appearance.of probability, but et.Some attention is drawn to Greece y the arrival in Vienna of deputations from Thessaly and Epirus declaiming loudly against Turkish persecutions.In the face of this reports from Constantinople announce the accession of several companies of Greek infantry to the Turkish army, The Standard to-day prints an interview with Colonel Ivanovich, chief of Prince Milan\u2019s staff, who says the plan of campaign is toclear off the Turkish troops from the Turkish provinces containing oppressed Christians by three methods :\u2014First, by stimulating a general insurrection ; second, by cutting the Turkish communications with the rest of Turkey, then by attacking the Turkish forces thus isolated and harassed, The present position is momentarily inactive, awaiting the development _of the insurrection and the, repulse of the threatened Turkish offensive movement on the eastern frontier.The renewal is imminent of the Turkish 4ttack on Saits- char.A Turkish column from Widdin is at present holdiug Isvor, inside the Ser- vian frontier, and also Adlia, outside the frontier.To oppose this Leschjanin helds Saitschar witha large proportion of the army, about 2,000 strong, and he has a column thrown forward to the frontier \u2018Tine, occupying positions at Nastaki, Verske Kuka and Poljana, flanking the line of thé Turkish march on Saitschar from Isvor and Adlia, and guarding the road from Bulgariatoward the bridgeacross \u2018the Timok at Vratpnica General Tchér- \u2018mayeff, with a column from the south- \u2018eastern army, has gone northward to cooperate in : e.TAEING THE TURKS ON THEIR, FLANK in the event of ap attack on Saitschar The following iz the position of Tchers nayefl\u2019s main army, consisting of 60,000 men:\u2014It started from the eastern frontier at Kladenatch, bulged out eastward and southward through the hill villages to the Nicolaja Pass, thence southward to Cerovo, the extreme point~in this direction.The line then tends westward in front of Babi- na-Glana, passing three villages north of Akpalanka, which position the Servian troops do not hold, and so southwesterly to Topolinitza, on the south of Nisch, and across the Morava to Prokolje, the extreme western point of Tchernayeff\u2019s army proper.Ibis said to consist of 100 battalions, each battalion of full strength of 70) men, There are in all twenty-nine brigades, subdivided into six columns, Georgeovitz has the southern forepost and flank, with two brigades.His headquarters are ab Topolinitza., Horbatovitz, who is second gades from Babina Glana by Cerova northward, occupying the southern angle, and Tchernayeff has eight brigades with himself on the southern front, Zach is INTRENCHED BEFORE NOVI BAZAR, His Lieutenant, Antich, is in an intrenched position about midway between Novi Bazar and Mitrovitz, to intercept the communication from the railway terminus at the latter place.Thirty villages near Novi Bazar are in arms for the Servian cause.On the western frontier Olimpics still remains intrenched before Bellina, Although this statement of the situation is from Servian sources it is undoubtedly thé nearest to the correct one which has reached London this week, PUBLIC OPINION, THE PUBLIC SCALES.To the Editor of the STAR : Sir,\u2014Why is it that persons who pay 820 license as public weighers are compelled to keep open from 7 a.m.fo 6 p.m, (as per City By-law, No.60, sec.3), whilst the city scales are closed at 4 p.m., and the Weigh Masters refuse to weigh thereafter?JouN WATKINS, \u201cFACT, I ASSURE YOU,\u201d To the Editor of the STAR : Sr, \u2014\u2018\u2018Facts are stubborn things.\u201d Allow me to record one for public information, A few days since I advertised \u201ca Want\u201d in the STAR one day, and I have since received ten letters in reply.I inserted a similar advertisement in another paper in the city two days, and I have not had a single answer, I enclose my card, and remain, your obedient servant, \u2018WANTED, MORTALITY AMONG CHILDREN.To the Editor of the STAR : SIR,\u2014I wish to offer an advice on the means that can be applied to prevent the .mortality among the children of the city.The infants and children get cold for the with articles made of cotton, and are exposed to the cold drafts at windows, doors, and gateways, hence sickness, coprulsions, and death.Parents should ess their children with flannels, best inside and outside articles, and t~ Pe Worn summer d winter.A Montreal is as healthy and cleaner than itv i orth America.The removal any city in twice a week has made a great improvement in the health and comfort of the inhabitants, The removal of night soil should be done during the winter months, An improvement is very much required in house drains, the joints of the pipes should be made water-tight with cement or blue clay, and, if properly done, no leakage can take place in the house, and no injurious gases or stench is felt in the dwelling, The Health Committee should give directions and instructions on these important matters to the citizens, This can be done by a printed notice being left in every house in the city.Alderman McCord is very willing and anxious to prevent sickness, and to make improvements for the benefit of the working classes, and as Chairman of the Healt Committee, I am sure that he will lose no time in acting on the above suggestions.J.P, Montreal, 31st July, 1876.THE POTATO BUG.To the Editor of the STAR: Str,\u2014In reply to your query regarding the effect of Paris green upon potato fields, I may say that, when proper care has been taken, it has been proved to be a safe and reliable means of checking the ravages of the Colorado potato beetle, but, to be of.fective, the powder must be of the very best quality and applied at the proper time, The Paris green can be applied to the plants either dry or as a liquid ; when used dry it is best when mixed with flour in the proportion of one part, by weight, of Paris green with ten or twelve parts of flour.It should be dusted on the vines in the morning, before the dew has risen, and care should be taken that the wind may not blow it against the person.* Flour is the best material to mix the Paris green with, as it remains longer on the leaves, and the insects eat it more readily.If used as a liquid, one or two teasponfuls of Paris green to a pailful of water will be sufficient if the powder is of good quality; it should be stirred frequently and may be applied with a whisk dipped in the liquid, and shaken over the plants, This method takes less Paris green, and it can be applied at any time, During last summer the chemist of the Department of Agriculture in Washington made a series of experi ments in order to ascertain how far the soil could be impregnated with Paris green without proving injurious to plant life, The results have been shown that Paris green, sufficient to destroy the potato beetle, may be used without influencing | the soil to the detriment of plant life to any perceptible extent.As regards any danger arising from pasturing animals in fields that in previous years had been treated with Paris green, we may, 1 think, set our minds at rest on that point, if we bear in mind the fact that for some years past the greater portion of the potatoes eaten west of the Province of Quebec were grown in fields liberally supplied with Paris green, and as no person, ag far as I am aware, has been hurt by eating those tubers, it ig not likely that horses or cattle would be injured by eating grass grown in fields that in former years had been saturated with Paris green, nothing has been proved against Russia F, B.CAULFIELD, in \u2018command to Tchernayeff, has ten bri- | want of warm clothing; they are dressed.SECRET SOCIETIES, To the Editor of the STAR SIR,\u2014I observe in your journal of the 28th instant the criticism oË \u2018\u2018 Hassan Sabah\u201d on my former communication on the subject of Secret Societies.It is not my purpose or desire to cavil at words, or the consistencies of my critic, but simply to endorse what I stated before, and to satisfy ¢\u2018 Hassan Sabah\u201d what I did mean, since he cannot comprehend the unmis« _takable language I used.\u2019 \u201cTo the unbiased mind no other conelu- sion could be come to than what I really aimed at, viz, :\u2014Not to condemn any society simply because it had secrets, and, in the interests of the public good generally, to consider the propriety of suppressing all outward demonstrations except funerals, These principles were and are my most ardent desire, and in order to be consistent, I was scrupulously cautious to make my remarks so general as to cause no offence to any.I sincerely trust that neither ¢ Hassan Sabah,\u201d nor any of your many readers wha may have read the article, will class me -a8 an apologist for secret societies, as that is farthest from my thoughts.But as my attention was drawn to the one-sided re« marks of an editorial of a contemporary on this subject that appeared recently, \u2018and from the assurances of the past two months, I concluded that the best way to treat the matter was to endeavor to promote peace and good-will throughout the Dominion by a calm and equitable discus- \"Bion, in such a way as to lead all parties to forego, for the sake of harmony and the public good, all outward demonstrations.A general law to suppress all processions and demonstrations of the kind alluded to, and restricting the same to the precincts of the places of meeting, as has been done recently in Switzerland, would be equitable, and would be no doubt received by the public without much opposition, An immensity of trouble, loss of time, and the cause of many feuds and annoyances .would thus be removed, and such a law would undoubtedly tend to promote a state of things which is entirely to be desired in such a mixed community as ours is, With these remarks, advanced in kindness, and free from party feelings or interests, but desirous of promoting fair play simply, I take leave of the subject pro tempore, Yours truly, Montreal, July 31, 1876.Fr Amicus.ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.A.C., St.Mary Street.\u2014You are mistaken as to the importance of the place.Kennebec Line is a post village in the County of Beauce, on the Levis and Kenne- bec Railway, a line that has been pushed forward with great vigor.It is distant 85 miles from Quebec, and the saw mills in the neighborhood afford employment to its sparse population.Trurso.\u2014The only gate existing in Quebec is St.John\u2019s Gate, It is, however, quite a modern structure, having been erected in 1867.The improvements proposed by Lord Dufferin will not restore the old gates in anything like their original form.On the other hand, the new structures will be ornamental concerns, the like of which never appertained to the ancient architece tural appearance of Quebec, INQUIRER (Sherbrooke),\u2014The name of the man killed in the riot during the Cauchon-Ross election oË 1872 (Quebec Centre) was Gandle.He was the standard- bearer of the Ross partizans, and was shot through the heart.The person who fired the 4hot has never been identified, TIrLEs, \u2014Hon.Hector Langevin is term ed the \u2018\u2018 Chevalier\u201d in derision by the French Liberal journals, on account of having been decorated with the Papal Order of Gregory the Great.There are several Knights of this Order_in Canada, among whom is Mr, G.Maxiy Muir, Clerk of the Provincial Legislative Assembly.Mr.Langevin is also a Companion of the - Ba Viator.,\u2014The Pie-Poudre Court, or the Court of Dusty Fost, was a tribunal whose jurisdiction was established for vases arising at markets and fairs, Its function was to do justice to buyer and seller immediately upoy the spot, and it had b Statute, 17£dw, iv., 147, cognizance of all disputes A the precincts of the market ta which itmight belong, MASKED ROBBERS AT WORK.AGAIN.BURGLARS RAMSACKING A HOUSE AND HAVING EVERYTHING THEIR OWN WAY, \u2014\u2014 (From the Albhany Argus, July 17.) A.most daring burglary was perpetrated early yesterday morning at the residence of 8.B.McCoy, of Waterford, a stove manufacturer of Albany, The burglars\u2014 ten in number\u2014approached the residence from the rear, coming in a row-boat u the Hudson river, which passes the yard.They effected an entrance to the house through a kitchen window.After gaining access they first entered the room occupied by Miss Daisy McCoy, in which slept a large watch-dog.They threatened to shoot herif she refused to silence the dog.The lady, becoming frightened at seeing such a band of men all masked and armed, fainted, They ransacked the room and found a gold locket, They then entered the room of Mrs, McCoy, who, becoming aware of their presence, took a dress and covered over a silver basket containing a number of family relics.The robbers entered the room, but failed to find any valuables, They then proceeded to Mr, McCoy\u2019s apartments.He was aroused from his slumber by a blow from the ringleader, and discovered that his room was filled with men armed with revolvers, which were directed toward him, They interrogated him as to the whereabouts of his money and valuables.After hesitating somewhat he said: \u2018\u2018 Boys, 1 have enough shot in the house for you all, but you have the advantage of me.Lower that revolver from my head and take what you want\u201d They found 875 in currency in the pocket of his pantaloons, They asked for his gold watch and chain, which he was compelled to produce, One asked him where \u2018\u2018 Ed.\u2019s\u201d room was, as if acquainted with the family, They the marched him to \u201cEd\u201d apartment, Arriving, they demanded of the occupant his watch and money, which he refused -to give, Mr.McCoy, his uncle, told him it was useless to show fight, Finally he submitted to the request of the inquisitive trespassers, and handed over his gold watch and chain, and twenty dollars in money.Leaving men to guard their prisoners, Tn proceeded to the servant\u2019s apartment.Finding her asleep, they made her aware of their presence by a slight thump from the butt of a pistol, and asked her to inform them where the silverware was kept, saying that in case of refusal they would kill her, She replied that all the silver was on the sideboard downstairs.Two went to the dining-room, took a table cloth and placed all the ware they could find in it, and carried it off.In the room of the domestic they found a lot of her jewellery and a five dollar note, which were added to the spoils.The silverware, being all they could steal, completed their raid.They then proceeded to the room | where Mr.McCoy was confined and made him swear that he would no alarm the people of Waterford until after nine o\u2019clock in the morning, It being a somewhat cempulsory proposition, he consented, In case of his refusal they threatened to burn down his barns and residence and maltreat the occupants.They departed, saying they disliked to trouble him, but being workmen out of employment, they needed money, Mr, McCoy, in accordance with his promise, did not inform the police of the village until 9 o'clock, Being asked why he delayed in alarming the neighborhood, he said he always kept his promises, Two masks were found near the banks of the river lastnight.They were made of black cambric, and attached to the head gi common white strings, The tota# of property taken away wi thousand dollars, The Évening Star.GRAHAM & Co., Proprietors.624 and 626 Craig Street.OIROC TATION of the EVENING Star for the week ending Saturday, July 29, showing OITY CIRCULATION, COUNTRY CIRCULATION, and SPLOIMEN PAPERS :\u2014 ; Cit Country Speem | ~~~ par circiéta-| Giroula- papers Tomas, tion.tion.entry.) day.24| 10,101 1,867 21,968 Proesday:.25| 10,069 L877 11708; W'nesday.26; 10,228 1,880 12,10 Thursday.27| 2,961 ,385 11,846 Friday .28! 9,98 1,993 11,980 Saturday.29{ 10,111 1,884 11,995 60,447 |11,886 | 71,833 Average daily City Circulation.10,074 Average daily Country Circulation., Potal dally average circulation.11,971 Foi, VITE.\u2026 + ++ ++ v+ ++ ++ ++ ++ + No, 181, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1876, To Pannes LEAvING THE OCrry.\u2014The EvENIvG STAR will be sent to Montrealers at the watering places and other summer resorts for 25 cents a month, free of postage, Murper.\u2014 While the authorities are hesitating as to what is to be done with the recaptured Youngs, condemned to death for the Caledonia murder, the homicidal spirit has been stalking abroad.Twe more murders are recorded, making six in a fortnight, and in every instance the details of the crime have been of a revolting character, It is time to stop this sort of thing with a high hand, for it is but too plain that the recent commutations have done not a little to lessen the value of human life in the eyes of the violent.À sentimental humanitarianism must not be permitted to threaten society with a condition akin to that of some of the Southern States, AmERICAN Farr TrapE,\u2014The fall trade has opened encouragingly in the New York dry goods business.Buyers have arrived from the extreme Southand Southwest, and, favored by fine weather, there is a prospect of the developing activity extending to other branches of commerce.Heavy sales of flannel have worked off the stocks manufacturers had on hand, and a new impulse has been thus given which may set the mills running on full time, The gradual rise in prices betokens returning confidence, and altogether, the New York journals which have recorded these facts are disposed to con- sides that the depression has given way to a feeling of hopefulness almost amounting to buoyancy.\u2018WaisreyY Rina REVELATIONS.-The \u201cWhiskey Ring Investigation,\u201d proceeding before a Committee of Congress, reveals in a striking manner the nature of the immediate associations of President Grant.He had a precious lot of rascally friends, if ever ruler had, and they have used him to their own purposes with an astute dexber- ity worthy of a better cause.The gangs of corruptionists and revenue thieves who carried on their operations on such a gigantic scale as the trial of the St.Louis and Chicago conspirators showed, sought with much success to ally themselves with the White House, They were enabled ta draw into theirnet members even of the executive family.The evidence of Bluford \u2018Wilson before the Committee indicates very strongly that not only was Orvil Grant implicated, but that the President's son, Col.Fred.Grant, had somewhat to do with frauds upon the revenue.It is not clear that the President was ignorant of their connexion, and his anxiety to save Babcock showed that he dreaded the results, Once the fury of the storm was tided over, he turnsd upon those who had instigated proceeding againstthe Whiskey Ring, and commenced %o sweep them out, Commencing with Secrdary Bristow, he has spared none, and s¢ comprehensive has been his vengeance thi Republican organs are literally dumb Wh astonishment, In the meantime the investigation is proceeding, and each day unklds new unpleasantnesses for the lovers of Republi can institutions.THE DIFFERENCE,\u2014The Herald remarks : s\u201c At present almost every one is talking of hard times; and here many people, instead of in their own cases endeavoring to study out the question and provide a remedy for them, are occupying themselves by blaming the Governticuy, and by endeavoring to raise in_the minds of the masses a feeling of hostility to our Government at Ottawa, which in all certainty, no matter what its fiscal policy might have been, can in no way be held responsible for the misfortunes which have overtaken, not Canada alone, but the world at large.We notice that but few people in England, hard as the times are there, are undertaking to censure the Government of the day ; they are rather endeavoring to show that these things must be, and to reconcile people to a state of affairs which cannot be avoided.\u201d The argument, in favor of immigration hitherto has always been that, being a young, sparsely settled country, with great and varied natural resources, Canada is par excellence the land for the poor man, provided he be sober and industrious.If, as the Herald assumes, there is no difference between Canada and England, then the Emigration Department is a fraud and the hundreds of thousands of dollars spent annually on that Department is so much public money squandered.The advocates of a Canadian national policy of Fair Play hold that Canada has such natural advantages that were such a policy adopted and adhered to, there would be little heard of hard times here no matter how the rest of the world was affected.Whilenqoue, as the Herald pretends, holds the present Government directly re- sponsiblefor the \u201chard times,\u201d it may fairly be urged that they are chargeable with having neglected to endeavor to bring about better times, while we do not think even the Herald will say that it was not the action of the Government that killed the direct tea\u2019and coffee trade and closed=the Canadian sugar refineries.The Government are blamed for their apparent contempt for Canadian interests, as summed up in the words of the First Minister, that if an industry could not get along with the present tariff, the sooner if was stopped the better.To compare Canada with England is absurd.The United Kingdom constitutes a distributing centre for the world.Canada is so situated that she has in a great measure to depend upon herself, Her comparatively lowly position to-day is mainly due to the fact that never yet has she struck out a bold independent policy, giving no more than an equivalent for whatever she might receive, The vircum- stances of the Old Country have made the people favor © Free Trade\u201d and direct taxatior, consequently when trade is bad they cannot blame the Government.An entirely different policy is supposed to \u201cobtain with Canadian statesmen.Direct taxation is not dreamt of and the Government is supposed to be desirous of fostering home industries.Yet, what are the facts?Not the slightest care for the development of the country\u2014even a sacri- L ficing of our interests to foreigners.What \u201cthe ao then, if the people of Canada blame ~~ \u201cant?\u2018 Ps cl Tee DEMOCRATIC CARDIDATE.\u2014The Democratic party in the United States have used up a vast deal of enthusiasm in hailing the - nomination of Governor Tilden as the Presidential candidate of their choice.The candidate worked most assiduously him.\u201cgelf to the great end, and it is said that in the St, Louis Convention \u201cUncle Sammy\u2019s ly.Since the great pow-pow, however, - the candidate has been very silent.Unlike Mr.Hayes, he has as yet failed to publicly acknowledge and accept the honor which has been done him.He claims to of the New York State executive, and, in ly for a declaration of principles from him.the country and the Republicans are canvassing eagerly with it.For them defeat means political perdition, and, knowing this, theyare straining every nerve to overcome the effects of a reaction in popular feeling which the exposures of official venality that have been, and still are being, made, have brought about.The Democrats have no settled declaration from their principal nominee, while from Indiana comes intelligence that Governor Hendricks is getting restive, He would appear to be possessed by à desire to figure as the chief personage in the campaign, and it has been found necessary to remind him gently, but firmly, that he is not the head but the tail of the ticket.But for all his anxiety to be up and doing, his chief at Albany makes no sign and writes no letter.This is regarded as bad policy, and the New York Herald, a journal not unfavorable to Til- den, warng him that he is casting away his opportunities.The Governor is a skilful politician, however, and may have some Napoleonic stroke in reserve intended to strike and dazzle those who are so constantly nagging at him for \u2018\u2018a letter.\u201d CITY ITEMS.\u2014 High Constable Bissonnette has arrested one Benoni Moussean, of St.Phillipe de Valois, charged with the larceny of a buggy from Paul Boucher, a farmer, of Laprairie.In hig possession were found a fine grey mare, valued at $150, and a magnificent set of silver-mounted harness, of which he cannot give any satisfactory account.An owner is therefore wanted, who should apply to the High Constable, \u2014 The Catholic Young Men\u2019s pic-nic and regatta promises to be one of the events of the season.The beautiful retreat of Bout de L\u2019Isle has been fixed upon, and a more charming spot could not have been chosen.The prizes offered are numerous and handsome.The facilities for boating andother amusements are excellent, and lacrosse playing, dancing, etc, will be provided for, The pic-nic takes place on Monday next, the 7th inst.TEMPERANCE.\u2014Only a small audience attended Mr.Carswell\u2019s lecture in St.George\u2019s Church school-room last evening.This was doubtless owing to the fact of so many of the lecture-going people being out of town, Mr.Carswell delivered a fine address, enforcing the cause of temperance in a most eloquent manner.The lecture was interspersed with numerous anecdotes, exceedingly well told.Rev.Mr.Cruick- shanks occupied the chair and introduced the lecturer in appropriate terms.BrieFLETS.\u2014Edward L\u2019Allemand was yesterday arrested on suspicion of stealing a horse.The first oats of the season were cut on Mr.Andrew Allan\u2019s farm at Lachine on the 28th ult.The Silver Cornet Band (6th Fusileers) left town last evening to fulfil an engagement at a hotel in Portland for two weeks.They were accompanied to the station by the fife and drum band.The Rev.Mr.Sommerville addressed another large meeting in Zion Church last evening in his characteristically vigorous style.A gentleman states that a horse with a large sore on its shoulder is being cruelly used by a carter of stone on Oa- tario street, between St.Denis-and German streets.Tae C.P.R.\u2014Wehave received a communication from an officer of the Young Irishmen\u2019s Literary and Benefit Society, complaining of the usage the Society experienced at the hands of the C.P.R.Coon the day of their pic-nic to Perry's Island.Our correspondent states that a verbal agreement was made to provide sufficient car accommodation, but this agreement was not carried out, and overcrowding and general inconvenience was the result.We can fully substantiate this statement, as not the smallest attempt was made to meet the requirements of the day.Smoking has also begun again in full force on the cars, and the conductors and drivers do not seem to pay any attention to the regulations in reference to it.- Base Barn, \u2014Owing to the numerous notices which have appeared in the Star auent the Red Stocking and St.Johns\u2019 Base Ball clubs, the former club, on Thursday last, challenged the latter club to play a watch game on Saturday, August 5th, making it optional with the St.Johns nine to play dither at St.Johns or Montreal, but, We are weditably informed, no answer has as yet bein received.To borrow a phrase from à correspondent, the \u201cbest clubs of the city\u201d seem ateaid to arrange a match with the \u2018\u2019leds\u201d and though they have repeatedly Jrblihed requests for the same, the different