_. _..- sail It in underst muwr In nmsiuippi. opd that one nmon lulu Ill-ILIIIIII Iuccuus ; 3. Each Shareholder aashown by the Books of the Bank on the last. dayof the 1nunthF'nt' Juno, shall be emitted to subscribe :1? pa: an amount equal to one half of what he may have: hetd at that date, or in other wurds to add hfty per cent to his stock. Tho u-......|...-...- ..r ...-_I. __s,, . I I - - ...-J wuuu we pl'|80l on six charges of ceny. Letters received in Montreal Davis, who is now i ' I spend the in Miuiuip To 6.. .._-l----- ' ` POI LVIJI I-U UIU BIUIIIK. The purchasets of stock prior to the last day of June would we infer ncC0l'-ding to the nbove be entitled to any advance or prot of whatever nature. We notice, howevt r, that although Ill. the general meeting of the ahareltoldere this was assented to, the Directors have changed the date establishing the right orthgse who should ran : and be entitled to subscribe for new stock. This may not. alter the position of those who bought while the books were closed, but it would have been better, we think, for all concerned it` the change had not been~ made. j--j':"---Cr------- } The Reiffenatein use was day when the prisoner wu cc 311 that-non A5` -- -' uu Montregl Telegraph Company - boolrs closed. Nothing doing ex div, Richelieu Navigation Company-A at 119;, and scarce. City Passenger Railway Comp: been sold at 110] and 1103. City Gas Compan_y-Is in demand a Mining Slocks-We have to quote Montreal Consuls at $3 per share. Government Debentures-Very inac1 issues. Quotationsmminal. Dominion Stock-Has been sold quantity arm? and 2071; Montreal Corporation Bonds-Sales Works Bonds at 96. Montreal Corporation 7 per cent Has been sold 3:109; and 110. Montreal Harbour Bonds--Asked fc No bonds offering. Exchanmn_R....1.......a n- - - THE M(jVEMENT3 lg BREAIJSTUFFJ`. The growing opinion that the weather in sere- ra! parts of Europe 13 continuing ttuf.M'0uruh|e to the growing crops has stimulated the market and nerved speculators to embark more freely than they have done since the close of business last fall. At the beginning of ill: Weeli the market was sluggish and drooping, but the re- ceipt of private advices by a few in the trade thrust them into market on Wednesday after Change, olfering we. to 20c. per barrel more titan could be procured in the morning. S_necu- I latora hl.'8 faith in higher prices based upon the presumption that Great Britain is likely to need much more than it was supposed she would at the opening of navigation, on account of the probable lateness of the harvest and chances of a failure in the yield. It is certain that through- out the Spring, and even now,_a great deal of rain has fallen in England and America, a cir- cumstance 'lllCh at this periodofthe year has a tendency to strengthen pfices. These features added to the fact that stocks are and have been very small at all points of importance in Britain give impulse, and cause a more pnimatel gmsr. ket throughout the world. The shock, however, on Wednesday was not `felt all over the conti- nent, which was somewhat singular, New York being quoted at 10c to 15-3. lower, while the West and our local markets were active at an advance. The tone of the English press in re`- viewing the prospects of the coming harvest is not encouraging, and we must confess that on this`Continent we have every reason to appre- hend a failing oifin some districts on accoun- if the wet weather which has prevailed. The condition of the market now proves:thnt it has been chi. r nwimr In tlm nknan...-. ..c...._.. .1 . nu uunul OUEII1 Exchanga-E 93 to 9%. ` P1-i1 ncl. m Au-:3, mm ouyers M104. -- City Bank-Has been sold at 98; and 98. To day lhere are sellers at 99; buyers at 98;. Peoples Bank-Is in fair demand and scarce at 108 I9 108;. ` Ontario Banh-Is heavy, being offered for sale at 95 without attracting purchasers. Molson a f_3ank-InncMtive at quotations, 108} to 109]. ' Ila:-.-.lu-..o..i D_-I- -f " ' " Nnw PL'm.1ca.nons RIcurm_-Tha` Presby- uricn for July contains full reports of the sittings of the Synod in Hnm~lI.on. (John Lovell, Mon- treal.) ` ` ` Applo1u Jom-Ital (John Henderson, Kingston). -Nou. 15 and 18 no good specimens _ of this IIliol,l'hich keep: up its profane urt uupplemetua and adults a high literary character, Good Wordnfor the Young (John Henderson). - Collpttl - Hoover! and Building ; George`: Iiddy; Blnotoring Fred; An lion Gnu; swooping the Bkiea, etc, King Eusta- _..,_.---......u unuun mnnnnl Montreal, 'lhursday, July 8.--Bu;-.inesa.in' stocks and eecnritivs has been inactive during the week. Bank of Monu-cal stock has some- what declined, and in Merchants there hns been .4 drop of 7 to 8 per cenl, prices of other stocks remaining generally unchnnged. Bank of .5lontr:=...l_Fl.u .........A :- _-=_- L- ........u.u5 5:-ucruuy uucnnnged. .\lontrenl-Has *runged in price he- lween 159 a_nd 160}, with sales M160, 159}, and yesterday at 159. No shares now oifering beiow 159}. Hnnl n6` D_:a:..l \fA,.| . - - luv IUD]. Merchants Bank of Ganada.-Was largely dealt in up to the day oftlne annual meeting bu Mondnylsst at 111 and 111;, since when mate has been a serious declin in price. Yesterday the stock was otfered at 103;, without takers at over 102;. To`-day we Lave to quote sales at 103, 103i and 1031, closing rmer, with buyers at 103;; sellers at 104. Bank of Tm-onto-'I`be capital Etcck is to be increased to 156,000,000. In demand 21.120; no shares offoring. La. Bnnque Jacques Gui-tie:--Sa1es at 107 and 107:}. Quebec Bank--Asked for at 1005. La Basque Natioxmle--Nomiual at107 to 108. _....,.. M..- u. uuwer uanadn-L mess to report. Worth 104} and 105}. Mechanics Bank-- Inacl.ive at quota to 95. mu ch). Canadian Bank of Com: request, with sales at 100} 2 Royal Canadian Bank-I\' day at 5010 55. ` Gore :'Bank-Haa been 50 market. at. 40. "I D... m... cv._,L - - .......-....v.. u. tuc umusuu. now proves;tnnt it has chit y owing to the absence ofspecnlalion during the winter months that prices have ru'ed so low ; and it is. perhaps, Lot within Ihe memory of the trade, when such price were current with stocks so*light in England. All the wheat and aur exported from this prrt, during the last few wet-ks,`lmvq'hsold lately at remuuet-alive prices in the Brilis markets, and the prosper-t alone of having to furnish supplies for a month l-.t'-r than usual on account of the backward season, has induced large transactions here, to meet probable orders from these tnar- kelp. In fact the bulk of the our placed yes- terday is intended for shipment and exceeds 18,000 barrels of al[ grades, but chiey of city lrandi at about 353,00 and ashade over.--Mont- real Ilerald. ' V uuumzu. al. `LU. Railway Stocks and Bonds-.--No ` report. Uld Champlain is nominal Preferential 10 per cent glock inact. 85. ugnun Luv}. Bank of British North Americn-Ia in mar- ket M 104%, with buyers a.t1fJ4. Citv Hnnk._'Flaa Roan n.-.IA .. (.01 1 -- - "` 103." E'aatern' Townships Bank-Inactive u 9. - --wag aI.n\.ILV ALIJHDJJ. Montrenl, July 10.--A genllcmnnly Iwindler, who has committed various rob hide: under me names Bf Thompson. Wil- son, Brown, am! McAIliater, has been at rested here fa-)r atesling vhuche.-u. One nf hi operations here was to obtain :1 cnnsirlcrable Inn from Mr Rimmer by representing_iuim`- self to bi: an ofcer in the army. The,'m-g_n it Well connected in `Eng; mri, Inf: he c.w L be induced to givdup his fast fe. L...-.51...- -.__--;. L V V I Jnion Bank of nuts on -4-.--` MONTREAL STOCK MARKET. ,u-uaux and Bank em ` Private Biila at 81 to S rllllsg -Bank and Bank endorsed i riute Bills at R1 -n 0' ,, _.......u... may mu Je' Ir in Paris, will probably never V` of eontinuedillneu. If pos- will the summer in Cu- lter lliuiuippi. l among the dogma 5 part of Catholic truth in-the zlloma in tin: of tho -.----4 - ---v wvuuuull On Fri- nuer committed for trial misdemeanonr and two In- Cozumel-ce-Ha5 beeni at Inn; and 1n1 Lower Canadn-No busi- rrlh 1041 mm mm sold at 39$, is s|ill_in ..-._ . pct ceui mock-- I; for at 102. to give` up I-niis iife. 7 Another arres; has been made of aynung (mun, Thotgzmni Turnr, a. clerk pf Law Youngz C0,,` vnihence ho abscunded to the States last winclpn-` with about $3,000. Ibe- teggive Cullen jecovered about $1100 _nt the time, but oiher -defnlcntions `were sub- uqnerly discovered. any that Je`: Paris. nrnhnm. ....--- bush 5 ia'.....'.a.._n -- -- -..-|..A.'..`. IU no&:in}if at 10 to 11. inactive at 80 to Jul. in email .. .. I and scarce ......-..-..u-1:.n:u oeen In ; and 101. -No-minnlly quoted to- -Very inactive in all 1. S1ock._ 1 In continued on Fri- zommitn-ri f--- -`-` s-Sales of Water _-~.-_ . vl vu. _ of the hue Henry Cnose have ttkeu proceedings at law. to obtain posse-`u Iion of the St. Lawrence ail, now held by llr Erederick Penn under a will of late Mr Goose- ' ,,_ _....3. quotations, 92 59%. \\ \ \\ \ \\ \ \ \ sales or E, last L lullhuugb `p|'|(\lt'n--n Ll.-. Transfer luv |-"Asked for at 107 l is worth ant 79810 ..... ...,,. J. H. Henderson & Co's whrl"-The schr Umerio, of Montreal, from Toledo with 14,000` bash wheat, and the echr Ontario, of Goderich, from Port Elgin with 10,600 hush when, srriv-- M ed ibis morning. The steamer City of Hamil- !on-with the barge Robin, light, from Montieel, lgjrifed this morning. The tag William with bir`e'FeIcon wiuh when and tenbark, 1eft'lest` night, and the barge: Hector end Tiger will leave for Ilontreel this evening with 331000 hush when in tow of n:eemer city of Hamilton The H. '1`. Company : wharf--The prop Bra; no arrived last night from Chicago with 15,000 bush when. She dieeherged this morning and willgretnrn `this evening. The Ichr Motion Egan from Chicago with 14,100 bush wheat .i-- rived Int night. ' Wind s.w., light. There was Ibo usual well ulended Saturdays lnarket this morning, with lbs usual large gap. pfy of qommodities, No special roamrlu upon the mnrkm are necessary, it we eicepz the firm- lv--' .l'I .`|II]l nfwhnnf nn H nnr V-rv linln nf I.u\.; uuuuu-.u uuu LICLCDEIDI ll WU taut lb lull unu- In 1'!` .l1.-nut ofwhent and llaur. Very little of ! eitlur, however, was offered to-day-. By refer-I lance to the tubular price list it. will be seen that the pricws of last. week very generally prevailed 10-day. Jr. =_ Flour, per bbl., sup ex No. 1 Superne Do. per ceutal .. Buckwheat our . Corn Meal, per cental . Barley per bushel .. Rye do . . Dona An I cn-5, UU Oats, do Buckwheat do . . ` Whunt, per 00 lbs . . ` Coru, " Timothy Seed, per bus Ulover, do . . Potatoes, per bushel Turnips, per bush *. . Carrots, per bush . . Beans, per bushel .. ` Lettuce, per head Hhnhmrh A1\,|Il3I IJCE UUHLJCI v - I I .. Rhubarb .. .. .. Rudisbes, per bunch .. Asparagus do . . Spring unions pct bunch .. Cucumbers each . . .3'1mwherrie3 per quart, . . Gousebcrries per quart. . . Beef, per 100 lbs . . . Beef, per lb. . . - .. .\vl'.|tt0n, per lb per quarter. Veal, dd . . . Lamb, do . . . Hams, do . Mess Pork, per bbl. Prime do., per bbl.. .` S.-nimrm trout, . . .` W hit: sh per pair .` Dal. r......|. 7-..- ...-:- _ _.. .. uuuusllul pfoaucuoi conica, pronounced by the be the most exquisite paintiu also with this uhor. They the National, Domestic and sad hue elicited universal piauso throughout the 01:` along fnllv u-..t:... L- --'-- Tuesday and Wednesday . July 13 and I4. NOVELTY IN EVERY PART. The world-reuownefd Petroleum Millionai Company, and _ ` Prof. SHAF- FER S beautiful productions of Panit.hiopi1i- conica. pronounced in, 4-... -..--- V - "` ...... an: enema universal nd_1nita.tio.n entire country, and alone fully rulize the prion of adminion. Remember TUESDAY and WEDNEDAY evening next. ' I 1-ungr--up----- L Int, I ncau, pen [1 Eels mch . . Lard, WT lb . . Tallnw, do `- - Butler, do (fresh) Butler, do (packed) Cheese, . . Eggs, per dozen Turkeys, each Honey, . . -Ducks per couple Fowls, per couple . . Spring Ubickeusgfer pair Salt, per bag . . Hay, per ton . . Straw, per ton . . Wood, per cord . . Coal, Hides, per 100 lbs Sheep's Pelta each . . Lamb Skins . . Calf skins, per lb .*. Deacon calf, each . . .{15_1f1ss1oN-_-so and 25 Cantu. Low GAYLORD, .10: Juan, _ Hunger. Agent. July 10. %~--%.%_ COBOIIlI a IuqL`r.s'r.--An inquest was held be. for: Dr. Bnrker,`Coroneg-,in the County 3.0] to day. um:-n the ma. nr .n a........ ...__ _. ' - u L1-uL.n UUU. Flour--rates generny unchanged, but little business done, and market. somewhat unsettled. Grain--no reported sales of consequence ; rates or yesterday ma; be repealed. Provisions dull at guerally unchanged rates. gab:-a steady. NEW ionic MARKETS- S,uecz'al telegram to the Daily News. New York, July 10.--Gold 136. Conan dull at 3-tic. Flour 5 fr) 10c lower; receipts 6,000 bbls; sales 7,100 bbls 1:! 5,20 ,3 5,60 for aupern-3` state and western; 6 50 ED 6,95 for common to choice extra. state ; 6,20 fr) 6,90 {or common to choice um; western. Rye og: steudy. Wheat 1 @ 2c lower; receipts 95,000 bush; sales 14,000 bush nt1,52 for No. 2 spring. Rye rm; recaipis 5000 bush. Corn easier ;, receipts 73,000 bush; sales 56,000 bush at 75 db 96c fur new mixed western via cnngi; 80 f(D 82ic vi: railrond. Barley dull. Um: 1 ED 2:: better; receipts 10,500 bush; sales 38,000 bush at 82 (a 84 for western. Pork quiet and rm at 32,00 0 32,50 for new mess; 31,50 for old do. Lard steady at 161 x) 19; for sleam ; 19} for kellln Pnndnrarl 7 (kTugsIou, July 10, 3 19.111. `Mon? MARKE'l'.--FOLGER Buoa., bankers, report money market as fol|owa:-An1ericnn current`-y buying at 73 bills, 76 ailver;_sellin-g at 732 hills. Silver buying at 41,selliug at 3}. Gold in N.Y. 1353. Sterling Exchange 10. l')..__I 11 ' ........ uuvcn uujnus HI. `13,BEHlUg II Royal Canadian Bunk bills buying at 98c. ` MONTREAL MARKETS. . i (Special Telegram to the Daily News.) | Montn-al, July 10 -Gold in New York 15:12 N o clock 000 c.'_____ ___ 7 nu ...-um, on,av M11 D f1) steam; A [little Bu Ealo girl last Monday thoughtless- ly bit a torpedo, causing it to explode in her mouth, Len.-ibly lacenuing bolg cheeks. I (`am o-..A- I----- I ,_._...._, ..........-us uuu: |:u:El!. A free trade league was organized at Baalo last night. The entire press of that city, irre- spect.ive_of politics, favour the objects of the league. Glassware, &c. . kc. Q EALED TENDERS, stating price at so many r) cents to the dollar on the cost price and mode of payment, will be received by the under- signed until the 17th day of July next, for the purchase of the entire well selected Stock of the above-named Ineolvent,sl1 purchasedfrom ret- rate houses, consisting of Dry Goods, Ready- Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, The cost price, per ia- voice, of the whole amounts to about $4,000. The undersigned does not bind himself to se- cept the highest or any tender. Now. on View on the premises, Dundee Street. For further particulars apply to the As- signee. Greatest I ever a \HIJ1lfI 500 volumes have been added Library of the Mechanics Institute. Wenher time and warm. ` In the Under the j Jul} NINTH lg-`gs:-...`I--- AT `PEI ONTARIO HALL, _ jg Bualo 1 I torpedo. (`angina it in nu SHIPPING NEWS. Swift at Go : wharf-'l`beVprop Indian passed down and `the steamer Enron up yesterday evening. The steamer St`. Helen passed up 'lhi' morning. ' I` I1 rr u - - -eauxnufif srocx. :1- matter of GEORGE WILSON, solvent. Napanee: Ont., The L j-: I ANNUAL TRIUMPHAL TOUR OF THE t Ethiopian Combination which appeared before the Publxc. j_.. - FARMERS MARKET. prsonnl supervision Of the World- _'renowned ._-_} ,--.......... u, we press and publk ; paintings ever shown, ;his show. Thaw --- -`---"4 fI Ffn[;air J. (7. Clark; V ` BOARD or INT'I}UcT1ON. ' NTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE OFFICE, `1 The semi-Annunlmeeling of the County Bond ' `a _..I. ..I,.-._ -A D....I-_|.._.. __ nn_.___.1___ u,,. n , pcrblasbel : Matchless and Original U OJIIIIER CIA L. , extra. um um. uzuu llxauy all n ; 19} for kettle rendered. II . L3. I1-UI ,30th June, 1869. FOR , . __-.. Ajllilo pd Millionaire, I , also known as the Din- led to this :ket Oiqa. idllclionn nf D...:n.:....:-2 "'-*""'-"V-`-- f *7 v - .\ ` 0.N'I'ARl0 S1'Iv.n1'. `, OLD, Silver. and American Money bought M . T and sold o_n the best terms. American ': drafts bought and ald. 1 June 32. Kingston, July 10. ._.gy. a.uu. DEAF- ous press and publ!c to inm mm. .I....... --- S. ROBINSON. in I990 ST, an In- wnreem: rl`HE nbove can be obtained of the principal \ lnuggiata throughouulhe Dc-mipioh, um i in Kingnlon ol"E. H. PARKER and G. 8, E0- BART, and of us on the MARKET. ` `ll`-o--.-9 An ngnln Dunn haul- 'I.-I: .L Qll" El-l\J UI UH IJII IIIU .IKI[IK\I'JI_ Extract 50 cent: per botllo--'-halt` Ibo prigg usually chargd. ' . . nnfyan an 1-anti nor flllltln. !Batt1e of the Boyne. rp nn unnuunmnn Ul' l\H`U`Bl'UN and E vicinity purpose cel?bl'nling.lhe Annlveri ` snry of the Victory of the Bayou, `_ The Lodges. will assemble in from of the Orange Buildings, Princess Street, at HALF. PAST NINE AM., and will Ihen proceed through` the principal street: 0!? the city, after which 9. meeting will be held inViEIorin. lluaic Ha11(l'ra.uge Buildings), where suitable Ad-, dres='es will be delivered. " '1t\n\r I'l'III'!I'|.?. pemfs saguciry will r.1rryl:im tlirougli his pfesent. troubles, fund it is rxpccxul that concessions to the tleufanrls for Parliament- ary reform will be gt`-.icn:t'ull_\" yiclnlezi, and carried into effect by the new ministry about to be formed. Frencli Pxxrltamentary govern- ment is along way l)t.`iJl1`.Ll. the British and American Systems,` or u'cu Prussian :u_:_l "Spanish advancement. in this respect; `and the cliuting 9f the French iii:-cmls for--au in- creas of [DE rights of ra.-pie.=a~ntntivc government is natural, as Wlfll from the force of imitation as frnui llrc (it-up convictions of the deputies wliu have been L-lcctcd by the people that opinion and yezirrni-ng to carry `hem into (til-ct. The existence in Frnncu ofnstrnng opposition to the Nupnlcnnic dynasty isln great. fact; lmt tlmru is_a rronger opposition '!`,|U::c tendencies are "not revolutionary, but directed simply to the Attainment by legitimate means of an im_ provedaystern of Parlinmenmry grwernmt-m_ It in the views of tluee people which llic Emperor will feel iuclim.-d` to respect. {C-j sharing rg`HE ORANGEMEN or xmesron and vi:-iniiv nnrnnnn nslahrnlinn II-m. In-.I..-_. call soon and see the haindsome Carpets before they are all sold at the nlonu-cal llou_se. ` The; Best Assortment In the City. A fresh auppiy of REF'RIGERA'l`0BS.- Also a few choice FRUIT JARS. TABAGONA and BUGUN`DYMWINES_! I 50 octnion nhnir-n Rn-....._.|__ 111,-,, SHEFFIELD % HOUSE. I For sale. 1 FRES-B: in quarr ponnti pnkigu. ; , W. B. llcl-IAE I: 00. In fl `IR um simmsawnus % <%DIR%ECT.)% _--....uu;I4n uuu UIJllVUL`[ octuies choice Burgundy Winei, E put up for Families, at 53 per gallon. 40 qt cssks Taragnna. 25'qr caska Pure Juice. 5 qt casks Saute:-no Wine. 5 qt cask: Marsnlla_ and 1 t TEMPERANCE DRINKS. - T If .1_I\n1a . _ ,,-_, , .-----v-nus E1111] AI Gnu; Skin, Th 1:; gaunt; Incllapox prenulo It Albany to NEW - Silver` Plated ~ Ware ll 109 IMPOI{'l`A'l`IONS HUCIIJ DIICI `U: H Coffee 30 gents per picket. A liberal discount to the Trade. Prompt attention to all order: add:-cued ` VEBHON & G0 I (:..-_. -_ t July 8. GED SAVE THE QUEEN. Kingston, July 8111, 1839. July .,-rgu-p `JED vuu an:-unlu I Very ne Sugar-Cured Hum for tile. - W. R. IICRAE & co.` Yul:-I Q July 8. Ju_ly 8. mm. William Cnyley has been appointed, '; or in about to be appointed, nualitur of the | public accounts, a new uice which the I provim-ial government has fuund is neces- sary to ea-tnbliiln. I June 26. Jigne 23. I "_"" I _ .._ uni SARSAPARILLA COFFEE. on MONDAY, tho Tum lnst., "UST RECEIVED In`. EDlls'S Homeopathic] Cocoa. Very om `Fgmili Whlskeys! )0 cases GLARET, warranted sound, st` [1 Is 3:] per dozen. ' so Gases s1'.%JU1.1AN at 12. 6d pier doz. ` 50 u, u to 159: u. v SHIEL5 , King Street,` The proposition fora cnneurn-ut endow- ment of the variiius sects in Ireland. dc- vised as the ln_s't. lnenns to save the glebts and lands nf the Irish Church, appears to have little chance of success in the House o~ Lords. The Roman Catholics plainly any they do not want. any o-ntlowment of lands plnn will carry. A notice is before the House of Lords of A motion to reject the hill on `its third reading by moving a three: pnonths postponement, but as the II--use has earnestly set itself to cnnsidcr amend- ltnents `and the` rcport of the cnmmittcv has been received with fl few alterations, it is tir:tu:prcsume that the fa-te of the Irish Church as an establislnnent is scaled, 1|n(_l that the Lurcls will not depart from the ` Iensenf their action on the bill at its sc '1 com] reading. The lfpper Iinusehzts gain- ed in prestige by the _t.~tl-nt displayed in the great duhaue, and lg.` the (ljsposition -,.:_.,_.l ., ,.... __._._ I I .| 9 u on such terms, and it is not likely that elm, Fresh Walnuts. J Fresh Fnberts, Fresh "Almonds. % Fmmm In '23 R. HGRAE I Go. PROCESSJION. CAKE BASKETS,` GARD RECEIVERS`, CRUET STANDS; "BU']"I`ER COOLERS, SUGAR BoWI3's, CREAM JUGS, FORKS, * SPOONS, KNIVES, &c., ANNIVERSARY Sugar-L`nrcl_ Hams E , r(-_..- -. --u vu you Iulvlln H . r 153 " Barton & Gueauara 30: " II (I. II K` W. R. %_u_o1uE as 00; Very Oid Rye Whiskey, Very Old Family Whiskey, Very Old Prbof Whiskey, Very Old'Irish Whiskey, Very Uld Scotch Whiskey Parndiis s-Minn l. .1v1cnae 8:. co. GLARET, war;-qnted 3d nor Rn-nan -------o- R:cuv:n.-T ._.'-._t,_l,I( - A OF THE val u JEEIN mwm, l}nuITI 6 ll... w. 3. Menu}: 1: ob. la_mu`u" and: variety of INKS. V W. R. MGRAE at C0. OF 5` II.` II IL` Uoutj ulnar, _ Grand Hnrah. Jtinis Davis. LNUN & G0, Kinguon, Ont. H .am" 3; snL'lm.u` T 1-2\'l:11\'l1\'G. .1 cm: 10. "'*'v9-try. KIN `o.{.'.`, 'p.. " """ "`~. on had and "VP'~r!'3-'45] wall.-_nA_. A. ` 5- 51:1}: zvnzsr SDrihg%` -Site` members of the . t'.the{Governm'en Is. ,eror to renounce 8. but ask him t s_hnre in it. We "1 `xlggerated claims, fewlved notto in diise whanh -.:n __L :s;:;%-J3. 1: July 7. H1; 31. _ {Q-- spz 0r.4L Taf5e1:.41r.s. cm the agree: ; ~ ` do'kaoyr~n~1 1' will iely tqpres U. . GR.-X `j|jiI:l|IIIJI\a3 ,0-3 Illllu F` " `jug M provisions. It ` JJ4 .4 med, and whateve J we Govetmrient for W "unit. Only an M :'_ uce ,Mof; apcep _` ' "lltired than to li -ill ...:.1. .. n-:_'.L_ - ` JV: nun-use ycsublnglu A A web results from the d \ . giimprudent; 9961 the the discIJssI5,_ia 3 d axiom! dignity, which f ' -:m thc_American Q-over Public opitiion is. point. The late treat = `-ipdn, fur 1it_ was ' We-altered by, sewn"; RN was rejected as I _a.s fnnn lull In: nrnvmunnn T. I -`ROM MONT REAL. \ ind her desire to reduc public stronger. The countries` in on `~-`J tilt: fe ihtcrcats id " `j purchase. The fo gg ir~oi:culnted privatety E ,_-I`H.5n . ` ,--..- manger. '1=ne countries is to hold ., `ile. No generahdisc uers. The HOW . Hm: M ~ y preferred til leave he pogtponameut on jwym = d the Star thinks the C0 : its prudent suit -_-restrai `~ tint Howden his bgen % `ves :- ' ,A w" of 5 probable failur through the op} gfordsto the Govet ad 1.118 country, you ` the Secretary of_ t nhether you are willin \.u_jn used in the even _ `miasure, no 3 public to consi crune best "-ofget ng rid of t` , legislutongpaased u '*'1`p the, pbople. my 9.--The Times raga `qf.the dcbatc on the th` sltiafaction. ,T`he present miqme would ` W`._L;_ ' A nnnn -..I` .. . . {A general` se glgspect to the subj ggcessitutes Tan iliterya before it is vrexln W only `be usefuj it 7 matured Iof .,j'.he -c ,_or wished to instruct ; t;he_only charge a and Clarendon is thii llding ; but the Co `y_ to ndyise a. withdrawal _ _de,` nor were they preps, ' for future negotiatio :..n.|mh results frnm tho A . -u-uunu.- `The `aim: While one side is` mjqxaggerated claims, ill Tcct. thr- Frencli vs. ` - \ 39,,-`-'l'-liie wtioh manlhcrlrisll` Ohu cuggg. Messrs A ` gcccipt of let ` a fi!Ci)B)Tcljcl V Vkogihtatiuu, but I 4 ..u;;......m-meat at ores rill! -~ =1 `vmovenent pres % .m.nIno,Lo.rd-w mil X l...._ I Hui F` (|I\I'\r*i .- vvlll an rtlcl; conclude. rell) ._yei=.tn.a1-an 8 upstesfml c great quesliu I ,1 G H. lmmemary .:Ll rcu x I manin. to the . First E'.'mss, Fenmlcs. ' up-wanna .1` Wilhelmina McC:1mn1m., Mary B. Carrol I Kate Davis, Mary E. Rees, Kale Hemig, King..- 1` skin. iii the Skating Rink, King street, and altl.-ougli E the results ot the last year's efforts somewhat warranted the idea` that these shows wero losing popular favour, it must fairly be acltnowledgtd that Friday`: display was a nearer approach to those of old tinu-s.than have been seen for some years, and did tnuch_to dispel such an idea. The owers were almost in every variety very fairly represen-ed by specimens which the past season` able wtazher, added to a fair share 0.` skill, en- abled exhibitors to produce in very ne quality. The vegetable department was especially well repte`sentcd_ and the whole display was so uni- vers:1_ll_t' good that the judges must have had a ditliculty in arriving at a satisfactory decision. The management had taken pains in arranging the various articles as efectively as possible, and their efforts resulted very sathfsctorily. In the ladies department the show was not quite so large as we have sometimes seen it, but every- ning present was very good, and almost the Whole of the articles had net`(`1' been previously exhibited. In the approaching fall show we hope to see an increase in this department, and to additional assistance from the ladies in the work of decorating the building and rendering effective the display of the exhibition. number cf visitors `were present during the after- noon, which was increased to a crowd in the evening, the music of the band of the 14th vol- unteer r tles being an additional attraction to the exhibition. A large" E l y. ,1 it I I it I , _-_.-u-unlit. parucularize the muny beautiful Articles shogvn, the work of the fair hand: of exhibitors. A pnir of bewtifully worked cushions by Miss Falconer, and I magnicently workzd chair by Hill Bro- ' ' "' I There was little worthy of remark in this diet. M play, which usually affords so attractive a. fea- ' ture_ A pair of good gray Dorkings, three coops of excellent black Spanish, one or two coopa of game, and two coops of white bnntatns. were all (worth noticing. Some fair spevimens of pigeons, and some rabbits, with npnir ofgeese, and afew white ducks, made up the total. We would re- mark in connection with this subject that exhi- tors entering fowlsas sorts which they fancy them somewhat to resemble, consider themselves entitled to a. prize in the absence of any exhibi- tors of the true kind. This is a great mistake, and cannot be too much impressed upon the` minds of intending exhibitors. No bird is en- titled in in prize which does not come up to the characteristic of the class it assumes to represent. The white duck shown as Ayleabury was noth- _ __ ....... "5 cAuIUIlU.l'U. 10 Oll I8 0- to up Aylesbury ing more than common birds, and it entered as such would have received 9 prize. It is to be hoped that some of our old poultry fancier: will not let this part i f the show deteriosxe, and that | at the {alt exhibition we shall have so improve- ment. Generally speaking the cc-ops were ol s better class than formerly used. _ __ __ . .,__._. ._.......B .. ...- ..u....~J uu.--u took place It Sydenbam on Thursday hat, Rev, E. G. Bower chairman. There were thirty-ne - applicants, of whom} the fullowinghblained cer- licalea ;- 2 ' ... m... .. . W BUTTER, cnusz, tmut), nomtr, tire. "The exhibitors in this very popular feature of the exhibition must be heavy losers. The amount of tasting required to enable the award of prizss was something wonderful. The judges, dlSl.fU5l- ing their own unaided ahifity to decide, called to their help the opinion of the judges of the other departments, who in turn called upon friends and amateurs present to assist, and a pretty se- vere ordeal the bread, cheese, honey and pre- served fruits had to undergo before El. decision was arrived at. It is the opinion of the writer, feelingly expressed, that each exhibitor in this department was richiy deserving ofa first prize. We suspect the ruunagers are guilty of a sly piece of humour in placing this exhibit in close proximity lo the ne art. dnffrnanl In this department nearly all the old exhibi- tr-rs came out in full lorco, and the show was remarkably good. The only diaappolnlmt-nl perhaps was experienced in the cauliowers, which one expected to see in frlllef numbers,` and of larger size. Earlyeabbagz, large lettuce, onions, beets, carrots, and other produce or the kitchen garden, was pr sent. in abundance, and of excellent quality. The show of potatoes was excellent, but Mr J. J. Whitehead "bore away the belle with his beautiful samples of the_early rose. These were much admired, an] were cer- tainly ahead of anything tn th it department of the show, and Mr Whitehead deserves credit for his enterprizing spirit in introducing and raising these line specimens of, this new and excellent variety. 1'~'`cum1 Class. Marv Collins. Loboro" Rebecca J. Lawson .,,__- v y .W1llou;- Melissa L. Dennison, Hnrtinglcu; Anna M. Rafter)`, Eliza. liullis, Wolfe Island. _ ! IlcGuiu, ingm i ,,....V `J! uuu.||.ruL nu punczug Inns exnn proximity fine an department, The chief feature in this department were the roses, which were very ne, and the C.Irc!iU'.) altogether was decidedly in advance of il.u' uf last year, owing. no doubt, I0 [be present snu- son having been more than um:-ily tnvoiirnble. Mr M. Flanagan exhibited a splendid lot. A ne show of geruniums was present, but the gl'Il] or ihe whoie was I. solitary ower, so cum; I-lr1_r double as almost to lose its i.ienti ium. It was In Tiiomphe de exhibit:-d b_v_MrJ_ Since hibiled 3. cuilzcron of 124 varieties of Sweet W.lli:.m3. The centre table was al-o guy with fuschiaa, pausies, phh.-xea, peeuuins, (-a'Ico.oInrim=, peouies, verbenas, carnaligna, pi-.-otevs, stocks and aulirrhinums, while houzqueis, wreaths and hanging bsakela were present in profusion, m :- ny of which displayed much Iaste in construe lien and nrrnnonnu-nu M` ;-..I....... n-,. . I - --- y as a geran- ia Keane, and was y-lhe same person ex- The fruits shown were conned to a'rnwbor- ties, goosberri_es, and a ne spray of green cur- rants. Of the former, although only 11 small gollection, nothing could be bettn-r in quality, and Mr.-\l|en's (u Alu ingIon)apecim-cos were ex- ceedingly-ne. He exhibited specimens ofJucunda, Triumpbe de gnnd, Ln Constanta, R.-34:.-ll, Wil- son's Altany seedling, Black Prince,` an old and well proved favourite, of which Mr Allen`: 3:!!! ples were quite equal to any shown of itin Eug- 1and-Lnd_y'.-s Fxngc,-r and Agriculturist, Mr J J. Whitehead had some very ne betriea, which were deservedly pfaiid, and wxre reciptcnls of nu... utorl -cuny pron: prizes. The goosebr well grown samples. L A;1drev;s, Loboro. Dau-is. V[;o`;3o:o' ,a,_...... V. \a\ll'l\lIa_ um: :p|enuII'1 fuechia, shown we be ieve by Mr Nicl.o s bf Cn- lnraqui, was especially deserving of DOHCE. It was 1 lizlle tree ctownvi with -bloom, and full showsjbe superiunty of Ihismethod of culture of this benutiful ower. Mr J.J. Whitehead bsd in this department a ne collczion of pansics. TIIEV El./-.`("['U1.'-lL I)1l'I..\'I0jr' .~()('1E1'}"o' .Sll0W. Tin exhibition oftbe Electoral Division Foci my Look place on Fxldny afternoon and eveni. in n.1tL-on; 1. ,. .L I .. ...J u: v-un..u uAaPIzI_Vt`u IIIUCU I83` arrangement of colours. believe ` deserving n: - H-nl- 9-..- .....____ James Clark, Sh: II. . McGuire, James , Kingsion; A I|nn David Kune, Bnuu o ablsencecif: Je not the bird ; prize which rlnan n..9 Mu... .-- -- -L LADIIE ..-.. nuluc vcr; nue oetrues, which} cdly :- - goosebrrriea were ne, smoolhaad Bamnles. rocurnv, mans, Arc. PLADITS AND I-`LOWTRS. First (7-`lass, vs.-zcnnnucs. ' D IPLETIIIT. non ; Alex. Mavety, .1. VV. a\lcCnrll1_s', Wolfe I.-i_inud. .. V... unuulv|IuIll|[l]('Dl Iced I grater numbers,` rly_cabbag2, r -Phi nhnw Al" ru~...u,\.... _ Gexllowny, nn 1 Jlalts. 1'5 Milis; m H5103; -.uu:;-nut. vi.)-I`-le splendid cit-Lnfa 3.5` f`.. ", Anthony: \E'lL Hun- ` ; Gab. W- - y from becoming nltitost ntesgru. r ' | There is no other word that expresses it. l i The ne art exhibition, tho 121 ! I! decided n"l- vuuco upon last ya-at-'5 show, was still very de- cie-nt, and was almost ttltogealter dependent upon Mr .Shc|don's very fine display of photographs But it is only 1 the few who cure or know anything about art, 3 and the majority see pictures as a child Bees l th tn, and with almost as much appreciation '0!` their real claim; to excellence. They lock the innate tltcuity of apprehension, nnd education : has done little or nothing to supply the decien- ; cy. An artist can hardly credit that it good : p-.cture Clh be looked at without an instinctive ' t-t9llS6 of its lr`t|nty_ But certainly it is so, and the truth is that the power of tmdtng real enjuy- mu.-nt in artistic production is literally a "gift," The . coarsest nntures are sometimes thus gifts-d,while the mos_t rened often lack this gitt which they nd others possessing visitors ut art exhitiitiona this unsympathetic class can` readily be detected. They drag them- Bl'lV5 through the purgrttrry of inspection with i A Iil-I fhllu nf nun:-nu.-nl and u. I-rulnnntn ..4 .-. ln noticing closely the, I phy, were much admired. Specimens of lntting, knitting, worsted work and shell, wool, and. hair ower work, were shown, all very beautiful, but ` the exhibiIors' names were not appended lo them. * i ..a vul-u.u. uuly ue ex man of large fortune. ._y uauncu In. This sounds so "much like burlesqt to make it seem almost incredible; I: is quite certain that before his impri men: the owner of these splendid h. was incurring a constant expenditure ' The Ottawn cpl):-respondent of Le Consti- ,twtioneI writes: "Yesterday I met Mr l{etfenstein s carriage; Two splendid horses, 3 well dressed coachman, and a- litre basket lled with provisions, liquid and snlirl, were entering the gum! gate. It was the prisoner ; dinner thus so pompous- ly carried in." 'n.: . . . . -__I- V ` ' "' ' The London Spectator proposes that Arch: bishop Manning be made a peer. It. says . He can have no children, he would be welcomed by the Lords, and he would sup- ply a great want, that of somebody wirhin the Legislature entitled to speak on behalf uf the Catholic Church. A letter from London states American Minister, with Mrs M: her two daughters, are going :1 with a rush. They recehtly di: Prince Teck and Princess Mary at Sldney s, and in the evening me: of Cambridge at the Countess o do.-: s reception. an-cg (LIIIILIEII tuc putgnu 1; us Iuapcutluu Wllu is art rrmle of approval, and it prt-truce oi en- ijoytnentuud gratication, and critical appre "ia- tiveurse. In looking at Mr Sheldon s pictures one cannot help being struck with the rapid strides in advancement this beautiful art has , tnttrle during the last seven years. The last new ` style or picture, to which the name of Retnbrant lists been appended, are very beautiful, and the , depth of shade which distinguishes them, and 1 from which they derive their name, renders them very effective. This class of picture, exhibited 1 yesterday received many marks of public approv- ' nl, and were evidently Wt:|i'p[ reciated. Some bcsuzitul porcelain pictures, taken-by a process of Mr b'heltlon's own, were all deservedly admir- ed, and one of them, it nude infant portrait, both in position and effect, was a perlect gem The character of lhe material gave 3 softness and statuesque appearance to the picture, which was very charming A coloured porcelain picture I was much admired, but the light was too poor 1 for its full beauties to be properly seen. Mr Sheldon is particularly happy in hisaccesisories; the tires, the rustic stile and fence, and the dis- taut lake, make up a picture far in advance in this respect of the old stereotyped pillar and curtain, or book and table. Mr Sheldon is also fort-tnate in his staff of colourists, and some of his pictures by a young nrtist of genius from Montreal,connt.-cted with his estttblishntent, were very nely executed, while some large portraits beautifully stippled by a. lady's hand, were ob- jects of much admiration, and very doservecly so. in the other department of the fine arts . large crayon drawing of'Land5eet s Distinguish- ed Members of the Temperance Society,n large water colour landscape, and several small pencil drawing, were very nicely done, and carefully , manipulated. In Ihia Ann-.t........ -L....t_1t__ ,, .:,, 1 1 . . Mr H. H. Bod_y,of New York, has recently paid his magnicent aubscrzptiou of $50,000 and 'im.erest-amo.unting to $52,090, to Bowdoin College. Don t Fall Worth a C0 nt: "Bnicx Pousnor has placed the: business management of his paper in the hands of G. P. Sykes, an experienced publisher, nnd now de- vote: his entire time to iha duties of the sane- tum, Where, relieved of business cares, he is making his giant weekly, Pou:aoY s Duo- cur, the most readable paper ever prinied. Il is sharper than the LA (33053: D-nocrur ever was-more than red-hot, and full to the brim of laughable, humourous articles ; Saturday Night chapters, and those peculiar editorials, none others can or dare write. Semi for sample copies, or subscribe by sending for it to the editor or publisher, P. 0. box 5,217, New York City. He pays ve hundred dolluraecash for the largest club sent in before the 16th of Sep- temberl The reports of Pennant : failure are simply stories started by those who do not like his giant. paper or his red-hot style of editing a paper opposed to bondholders and olcial cor- ruption. .....-.. Hunt uuuu: U1 .:4 carat gold, and repre- sented bunches of grapes. Another set, like-- wise tl brooch and earrings, represented pel.ur- gonium leaves set with Oriental garnets. Seve- ml pairs of earrings were very beautiful, one pair so much so that it was apparently more admired than any other article in jhe list. They represented maple leaves surrounding lu- pazes_ with garnet pendants. There was also a gold ring with a splendid emerald of unu-ma` size and hrilliancy of colour, and valued at n lnbnlous price. Mr llleves displayed some silver work, ne samples of militiry ornaments, belt mountings, and badges for prizes, all of when were vzryspretiy and appropriate. .... ...-. .......5 Iaarc nun Lue uauuy OI entomology among us, we shall have an extensive allow in th;s department at our next exhibition. Mr Me\'es' colleciion was more attractive by the niditinn of European speciluensof lepidopierous and coleoplerous insects. Mr Gage exhibited a case of very ne jewelry and'wulches, and a ne boat was credued to Mr Mccorkill. In hllllinn um m-.....-..o._I..._ .l.- ..4,-- IIJU UUI1 I. was creanea to Mr McCoi-kill. In conclusion, we congratulate Ihe manage- ment upon lb". success which has crowned their work thus far this year, and we hope the public will continue to Second these efforts to foster and enla ge those tastes among us for which these exhibitions are particularly intended. Lu!-1I.J|}lLIIl`I|.FU. In this department should be noliced, although placed in class H for me sake of convenience, ` some exquisite works of art in gold and silver by Mr 0. Mew-5. They were so beauiiful and at- lraclive that one almost trembled for Jlie.-ir safety among the many admirers who ciowded around the case c-Jntainiug them. Among the articles exhibited by Mr Moves were an elrgunl set, comprising brooch and earrings These were made of 22 carat gold, and of m-anon Annlhpr ant in... ...,...-urns. n 3.1550. Tbia class was not so largely represented as could be wished ; however it is never a sleady purl. of the show, dep9nding_ as it does, so much upon the leisure of the manufacturers lo for- ward their samples. Mr Whitehead took Fl rst prize for draining tiles, and an exhibitor from Napnnee, a manu- facturer of tiles, took a second. Mr Whitehead also exhibited some Japanese kites,n telescope shing rod from Japan, anl some other orna- ments and curiosities from the same country. The stulfed buds were also Mr Whitehend`s Mr Meves exhibited nine cases of insects, which _ were well worth an inspection. Also cocoons and samples of the American silk worm, with srccimens of the moths. We hope that, with the increasing tame for the study of entomology arnnnan: ma al...II I.._.. _, THE DAILY ` NEWS--SATURDAY .EVENING. JULY 10. that the Minister, Motley am? nughters, the rounds J. dined with : at Viscount (1 the Duke IE8 8'2 the Cnnnonna .-.4 (TI.._-.- IISCELLAXXQUB. MANUFACTCRIS. fmnch _1ike burlesque at Incredible; but is imprison- horses constant prnanri ion... ..__1_ vcunug Luci [DB JJUKC of Claren- __ nantl `D ture such a gentle- "W THE lEROHAN'S' BANK- The Montreal Herald my: :---Sil1Ce1h8 39110! meeting of the `-Mcrchmlll" lb" 511-533 **`" been heiuy nt a decline ufabolll 3- NUNWOUS sales were male up till Monday at 111 to ll|l_. and to day tha trnnnctionl were at 103, 103$. `and I03l,l)uyor9 continuing to offer the litter rate. The sole of 9. large number of Lit FUSE while the books wuri`: closiiad is likely to lend to , trouble which may not be easily at-tiled. Those l who sold the stock in question refuse to trans- fer the new stock, and, in assuming this poai tion, they are fortied by the action of the di- rectors, in determining that the list. of share- hold-.-rs entitled to the nevi 8l0(`k Blmld be those registered in II) books on the 15th ult. The point may be very line one, but it atrilus un tlmt, in equity, Ihe purt-lnscrs should enjoy any advantage nrisingout of the ||lH'ClJa9, This had the condition of the Bank been un.-"mlisl"nc- tory, arid`-the stock below par. the 8(flltI'$ would nnturally have declined the new shars. and pro- perly too, since the stock virtually had passed out of their hands, with no reservation c-xm-pt K the collection ofthe diiidrntl. 'l`hefn1?.w.-in; is one of the clauses in the resolutions passe`: ul the annual meeting : we think is only reasonable and just, because, ` 3 l1`.I'I.l" I Qllnrnltlllilnr on 1Ir\l!vru I... nL- 0...! ` I wuuuguouncll In Rome ($1 (bodily) Assumption of the Virgin. H- _-. ------. -v--vuu,-u we uounly gnol lo- dny, upon the body of an insane man who was eonmiuad to the gnol as horl this since and whogsve his name as Peter Bone. Since his incucerntion the greatest difficulty has been ex- perienced in inducing him to mini food. He died yesterday, and tho inquest to-day _resulted in a verdict of natural death from acute '