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"rind es }‘v.h Ml::: . *NF made in ifactarer iy ExT o apateny t, not often is separy. ts system of inea: font ly examined ted and ps the opinion lthiie difficult® ©ARTHEY "he Prines. td wilD po. her Pis... mg all it, mined your They merit oGuE con t style, and t musiciads, ' ous. instrtâ€" SHOP 1 » the great w, rich and â€"â€"We have ersed of Tal, all thy wood, Kk, CE, £€9, l or, N. Â¥ t.-"‘i‘* a very fine €mGax, â€"*" triempb . i® demand & PATENT UMEXT3 Pinnosever ivention, in cal changes ughout the im the instruâ€" _5 C ons & C0° 3 instrument During the r the feet t g with mote increase * _ eP hand ang woards ar, y e U L t on which of med or ®X o. ioi exce P M onod und the City * SMQ Ying at ! wihicl t conâ€" lâ€"y D A Weekly Edition of the Tixgs will;be pub= lished every FRIDAY Morning, and Mailed to Sabscribers for #J per Aunum, i/ ud in sivence; if not paid in advance, $1,530,° wat‘ t Weekly will contain a large amount ot Foreign and Home News, latest Telegraph pespatches, Local and Foreign Markets, and y will be a most valuable paper for Farmers and others residing in the country : Any person sending the names of Ten Subâ€" wribers, Cask Accompanying the Order, willâ€" teâ€" geive acopy Free for UJne Year. * Blllllfll' EKtc«, Tor Lower Canada. Orvices : Court House, Aylmerand Backingâ€" hm6.K. _ < . Las" Aitenils to all Law Courts in the District of Ottawa. . * Fobruary 7, 1866. 43â€"ut * * Every @escription of Printing,. from a Mammoth Poster to the Smallest Card, execuâ€" tod in the ncatest style, and at Prices that will uty Competition: _ . ; _\ _ _ is BAnlui'l.'u. &e., Ottawa. . Office} Telegraph Buildings, Metcalfo Street. raph Buildings k As the pirst n the 18th of D ather Daily or _ No Advertisement can be discontinued with out the written order of the advertiser. â€" Ormics : In the Codrt House, L‘Orignal y o. > s Arnunts-rt-n.uv. Solicito Chancery, Conveyancers, &c., &c. urrice: Court House Avenue East. A. L Dexsisc. T. W. Tu Oitawa, Jan. 16, 1366. BA.II!‘III. Attorney, Solicitor, &c» Orrict: Horne‘s Buildings, corner of Sparks and Elgin Streets, Ottawa. + Ottawa, Dec.â€"18, 1866. _ ! 1â€"y yat" OFFICEâ€"No. 60, Sparks Street. *waq * feaus or Abvertisiyc.â€"Eight cents per line tor the first insertion, and two cents per line tor every subsequent insertion, unless otherâ€" ARRISTER, Sollcitor, Attorney, and m Public, Clerk of the Pease and County Crown Attorney, for the United Counties of Prescott TTORXEYâ€"AT«LAW, Solicitor jin A Chancery, Convey ancer, &c., Sussex 8 _ Qrmice: Aumond‘s Buildings, Ridean Street. Ottawa, Jan. 12, 1866. _ & « _‘Orrice: Over Mr. A. Campbell‘s Store, Susser P. J. Bucurey, LLB. * W. J. Scort, Jx. Ottaws, Dec. 18, 1865. s a 3 daces ) . e oo EDWA null.'l':l Notary Publi Crown Attorney, fo and Russell. Ormics : In the C Jannary 27. 1866. Tsaws of NCB Years S« BUCKLEY & sCOTT, . Bmm. and Attorney seat«Law, Solicitorsâ€"inâ€"Chancery, Convey ancers, Notaries Public, &e., &e. flms Otawa, February 7, 1866. Rosurt Lees. (Ottawa, February 7, . & LA". Chanee Owrice: Over the Russell House, O February 7, 1866. MESSRS. 1 ‘mu-t:l Solicitérs in C RAs oc i?b?ii&o.’",-'c#m-ry“ y, opposite the Russell House, Oftawa, C. W2 _ 5> _/ _ MESSRS. DUCK & BUCKE, ‘Alll.‘l‘“' and A tuorneys=at=«Law, ‘Solicitérs in Chancety, Notaries Public, and Lang‘s Buildin ite the Post Office Orrice: Lang‘s Building, oppe= Cortral Ottawa. * Wmuram Deck. :0 "«__ Peures P. Bucks. . _ _ CLEGG & NELLIS, ‘ BAIIIOTI-I and Al::my.-.t-l..w' MB Ssolicitorsâ€"inâ€"Chancery, Conveyancers, Notarâ€" ies Public, &e., &c. | ® . Ortice: Telegraph Building, Metcalfe . Street, Wx Cizeo. (itawa, Feb. 7, 1866. Alvourn, Barristers, and Attor= neysâ€"atâ€" Law. r'-: I-llmnlAyl-eIi(i‘iB.T, s t â€" r" attend at Hull on Tuesdays an w week. Jas. W. Mexay Warut. B.A.B.C.L. orrice : Union Buildings, Ottawa BA.I.I"I'I." Attorneys, Solicitors, Convey ancers, &c. uvrice? In the Court House, Ottawa, C. W. A. F. BOUCHETTE, A.!oea'rl. Oflice? No. 17, St. Peter Quebec. Mr. Bouchette will always be e ramotl. . e y :’?:-. . B.attends lr:gilnl;.:. cirâ€" im the district of bec. MS,I}“. e« eameane .2 . OTTAW A . TIMES, W. MARSHALL MATHESON, s. Commue. __ _ W. Mexar Waronut, B.A.B.C.L Ottaws, Feb. 7,1866. . / . 43â€"utf Ouner : | :;'lio. H. PERRY, y mmince 4 o4 .o nc e Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1465. 1.% PROFESSIONAL CARDS. J. p. MACPHERSON. _ 8. CHRISTIE, \ < | ‘:..'l“lol Mere and General Sole ‘ ‘s Mi i nd w2 Mipnt Sois agent foe en« Mighwinee and N mmvandeiinainpniectagints inrc in s tcadiansininicaPnchid in Povuclu. Land Surveyors, Canada East and West, Real Estate Agents, &c. Parâ€" Siealar attention deyoted to the sale and protestion of the Lands of Absentees. Applications ‘to the Crown Lands Department for Mining Lands, &c., valce ARRISTER»ATâ€"L A W, THMC# : No. 5, Sparks House, Ottaws city. C. W AND Agent and Broker, Natary Pub« LI-.l-n-vod his office to Nicholas Street, a few doors to the South of Dan Goode‘s Hotel, and .rr"b trahsact any business connected Crown Lands Department, in prosecuting l:&llhnou ?:;..u. and to conduct IAX Agency for partics having business witlh any wh.fe C CC PRCCTY MB of the Government offices. EVERY MORNING, DUNNXING & THOMPSON, AW, Chancery, and Conveyancing» Kanes: Xa‘s Raneniio Hoae ce htene" cured. Takes .s.,':uhé‘:a":.!' Bills m...h*. mm:w Aau-bla and transacts all Revezencrs , Hon. J/ A. Macdonald, Hon.‘J. 1. Cameron, Hon. George Crawford, Hon. M. Cameron, Â¥: Jones, Esq.. M.P.P., R. Bell, E#q., M.P.P., W. l.h"n'"t:)"“ J.ci Ross; E«q., M.P.P., and "tuare. Des i8 tss ~" * iz MESSRS. THISTLE & BALDWIN. EDW ARD T. DARTNXELL * opposite St. Andrew‘s Church. Oitawa, February 7, 1466. P'-#Lii-i.'fi;" y ons . zen‘ my They have now on hand and for sale some well “‘fl.{‘uvm‘l&hvmfih’h Tands in the Townships on the Citaws. t o-m.:,cu:'.‘o;.....amm t W. K. THISTLE, P. L. 8. hi.... ... A IF &A IALDWTIS, F. L. & F. Ouaws Dec. #8, m: )I:-A‘m o;‘ Christ Church, Teacher Organ, Pianoâ€"Forte, &c. Ottawa, Feb. 7, 1866. 43.â€"utf sPECIAL NOTICE. HAYCOCK & HAYCOCK, TTORNXEYS« AT«L A W, Solicitérs=in= YOL. L Tilk . WEEKLY THMEs." AND COLMANX & WRIGHT, SpascamTios :.â€"{‘:\il'\'. if paid in adâ€" #3,00 per Aunum; if not paid in March 10, 1866. LEES & GEMMELL, PKRKIKX TLX G: D. wWCoONNOR, J. F. BOULTON, ml-:\' B. FRIPP, PPECT. Orricz: Wellington Street, number of the Tours is published on December, persons Subscribing for or Weekiy will receive them from date R. A. BRADLEY, Feb, 7, 1866. MR. H. R.FRIPP, Sundays Excepted M. MeLEOD, T. G. HURD, J. H. KELLY, TH E BLISH ED , &e., for sale nld NQ. TS8. t Jous J. GroomiL. 1st, 18¢ e rates. Tnos. F. Ncrus Joures P. Buck®. near the Russell 34â€"6m 10â€"y 43â€"utf 21â€"y Qâ€"y | liquors. i â€"_2% “m-.,.,:!. 16,1 grrout, JAS. . Umou nous 4Gâ€"utf Sublin‘hdu â€"â€" 3;1-11 , 1866 Memee PIIVVA'PIII)IE 43â€"utf tawa, C. W. 2 43â€"utf #9 Wll.usu'ron Street, First Door Kast of Bank Street. + Ottawa, February 7, 1866. _ ___ 43gâ€"utf PRO\'IICIAL LANXD _ sURVEYOR, Draughtsman, &c., (commissioned for l'!)por and â€" Lower Canada.) Orice and residence, tGhouâ€" ceoster, near Ottawa. ‘Surveys of every description executed with accuraey. ('ulllmiltkll{fllfl address ed Ottawa City, (postâ€"paid), will rec¢ive prompt attention. â€" Ottawa, February 21, 1866. t d0â€"y LA'l'l of Quebec. | Residence==Russell "ul!a(h f 6 y 7 > D. O‘REILLY, Y?.I‘K Street, opposite Matthews* Ho# _ Ottawa, February 7, 1866. _ _â€"_____~_ 43â€"utf . DR. C. LEGGO, Plll’ll(fl ANy Surgeon and Accoucheur» OrFICE : No. 5, Russell* House Block, Sparks Street. Will be found at. night at Dr. J. Leggo‘s, Sparks Street, Ottawa. References : Rov. O«:fl: Lawrence, Orono ; Rev. John Smith, Bowmanville; Rev. O“tr Riddel!, Clarke ; Duncan Cankpbell, M.D., M.RC.8.E., Torâ€" onto ; John Hail, M.D., J. Adams, M.D,, Toronto. . Ottaw&, February 7,1866.. _ â€"â€"»‘â€" 43â€"utf MACDONALD & BRO., Al’c‘rloll‘l" and General Commis= sion Exchange and Real Estate Agents, No. 40, Sussex Street. " Ottawa, Desember 18, 1865. 1â€"y GEO. LOGAN, M.D., L.({'.ll.B.. HOIGPA'I'"IC Physician,!~ Surgeon and Accoucheur. 1 i Orrice: In Horne‘s Block. Can be found over the office at night. & h oo CHARGE by callin Ottamwa, Boc. ‘."-.1 JOnHNX WBJOOKâ€"BINXDI ‘The sale of Real Rstate at Antk-ul:t:m Bale promptly attended ‘to. * Consignments ived for o sale. Partics wishing to ‘purchase Real nte will receive all information FREE OF CHARGE by calling at the office. ‘ Boo-lumtu and PapereRuler, cor= ner of Sparks and Metcalic Streets, over the City Registrar‘s Office. Account books made to order for any branch of business, paged and bound in the best style of the art. RULING done to any h‘un- ‘Particular attention paid to Map Mounting. . _ Ottawa,â€"December 19, 1365 PlOPlllTo. of the Parliament Hair»« Dressing Saloon, Rideau Streot, begs most resâ€" pectfully to invite the gentlemen of Ottawa and viâ€" cinity to visit his new establishment, No. 9, Angus‘ Block, which has been ntted up in a most recherche style, at very considesable ispense. | _ _ __ _ _ __ THOS. NELSON, Boo-r MAKER, Wellington Street, op= posite Dr. Van Cortlandt‘s, Ottawa.. Having had many years‘ experience in some of the best estaâ€" blishments in the metropolitan cities of Canada, he feels conndent that all orders entrusted to his care will be executed in the best style, and guaranteed to give satisfaction. _ . s _"E. Miles has the PATENT ROTARY HAIR :lUSIl. (the only a:. on tlhoo:ty.) in use. ‘or information as to the efficiency is apparatus vide opinions of the Press. > | . . RéaB®~ A choice lot of Musical I kept on hand for sale. Uttawa, Dec. 18, 1865.. Ltr‘!'z c._}:rnnl.l.‘uwm.,‘ “'..'«'.:: 3. W. w ‘proprietor ‘aboveâ€"named Ilnml.mun to unmint his nuâ€" merous friends and the mnl.lh&p:&-. that he has reâ€"painted and new!yâ€"furnished throughoat this comâ€" modious establishment, in the management of which bydunet' attention to buhon‘“ and guests, he hopes to deserve encouragement su T Ren dbuorx â€"â€" Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1866 N&lol-:os.::’mt, Court=«House Avenue, wa, aim, Proprietor. This House is conveniently situated, and still mainâ€" tains its character as a IIRST-QL.}BB HOTEL Considerable additions have recently been madg to the premises, and it has been entirely repainted and n.:vmd. No‘pains will be spared to accommodate ase. | .OI‘:IBUSIBMM from thqwars and h‘*fiu of eh:g. ‘There is a FIRSTâ€"CLASS LIVERY STABLE attached to the Hotel. | Ottawa, Dec. 13, 1866. 1â€"y ‘The above Hotel, one of the oldest and best known in Packenham, has been leased by the undersigned and thoroughl onlhnlodndn‘n.d‘fa the .r« oi-luoo-nolmmofgnm THE TABLE AND BAR will at all times be furnished with the very best the market affords. _ . _ _ _ (._ Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1865. LA'I'I McADAM*S, Commercial Hotel, Packenham. . e es t wR _ GOOD STABLING and a careful Hostler always in attendance. . 9 JOHN MALTMAN. . Packenham, Dec. 30, 1865. [)l:s'flu'. Office 1 Sparks Street, Cen= tral Ottawa. s Ottawa, January 27, 1866. _SMâ€"utf BEAVER HALL, k J J. GARROW, Proprictor, Head Deep @ Cut, Nepean. This House is situated within twenty minutes‘ walk of the City, and is fitted up in a lru-oll-:‘h. The Bar is supplied with all the choice of lit‘uon. Utawa. Jan. 16. 1866. 24â€"6m Dsnur. Office . York Street, Lower Town, third House from Union Block. Ottawa, January 27. 18668. Mâ€"uth DUIGNAN‘S | PIIVA‘I'I HOTEL, Sparks Street, Ot= tawa, C. W. â€" A few gentlemen can obtain gupâ€" erior apartments. Ottywa, Dec. 20, 1865. [ LJ-y HOLT‘s HOTEL, | A'L.'-, C. K., Livery and Geneéra B Stage Office. Alfred Moses Holt, Jr., Prop‘tr Ottawa, Jan. 4, 1866. nada. The « QU EEN" eon!prbn all the ro%:uu B firstâ€"class Restaurant. ‘ The House has .’:‘EA «ind refurnished lhn“h-t. The BAR ing the choicest Brands in W ines and Liquors, tfi gvery delicacy of the season will be found on the table/ The r‘wpriomr’n best efforts will 6 directed to the Lom ort of his guests and patrons. ... || December 20, 1863 THE «©QUEEN" RESTAURANT, KAV ANAGH, Proprictor, Co ® Metcalfe ntflw ellington Streets, opposi the main entrance to the Government buildings, ‘ The « QUEEN" comprises all the requisites for L. _ TO" Oysters, Game, etc., daily by expross. Ottawa ,Doc. 18, 1865, ‘ _ Tlii-z LARGEST AssORTMENT OF DYES in this city on %la at the Ottawa â€" Drug | Warehouse. N. B.â€"Prescri ‘l.hll. and . B.â€" ptions c B.M J.’Oll‘ ttawa, Fob. 12, 1866 PROFESSIONAL CARDS. I. SPARKE, | .. Mvuc 1 MUSIC 1! FRENCH ‘AND p hhglhh Songs, Sacred Music, Polkas, Valses, 6., s » Ottawa, Dec. 19, 1865. j IL McLEAX‘$ UCTION Rooms, No. 19, Sparks Street, Centre Town, Ottawa, opposite flope‘s Stationâ€" December 21, 1865. March 6, 1866 "1ORNER of Water and Division Streets, _/ Ogdensburgh, N. Y., S. Slosson, Proprietr. Omnibuses to and from the House free of charge. | HOTELS AND SALOONS. ttawa _ Drug | Warenouse. A fresh Lot of oan Cheap PERFUMES just _â€"_ _ JAS. JOHNSTONS NION HOUSE, North Gower. Stabling and an attentive Hostlor. ork street, Ottaws. Ottawa, December 30, 1866. RESCOTT, C. W., L. H. Daniels, Pro«# vrictor. Second to no House in Central| Caâ€" THE RUSSELL HOUSE, INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,| DR. OLIVER MARTIN, wa, Jan. 16, 1866. THE ALBION HOTEL, BUSINESS CARDS. DOMESTIC DYES. DR. C. A. MARTIN, I0TOGRAPHS BY NOTMAN, FOR Sale at the Ottawa Stationery Warchouse, DR: W. J. HENXRY, JOHX MALTMAN, MORTON HOUSE, D. WOLFF, and for many years connected with E. MILES, ce on Sussex Stroet. M, BARBER, . R and Manufacturing Machine Ruler. Over Taylor Store, corner of York and Susâ€" ORTIMER, DUVERNAY) BROS. TDt always 14y 1â€"y 1â€"f 1â€"y 1. 11â€"y 1â€"y 4y +â€"y APOTHECA RIES & CHEMISTS. Rideau Apothecaries‘ Hall, ' 39, RIDEIU STREET. t t PEAFVMERY, % PFANCY 8#04P8, And all articles for the Toilet, &e., and br by strict attention to all the duties connected with it to merit a share of their patronage. . _ i C. Austin begs also to observe that he trusts the fact of his having had upwards of fourteen years‘ experichce in every branch of the business, both in England, Ireland, and Canada, combined with unâ€" remitting a«siduity and personal attendance, will not fail to obtain confidence, and insure satisfacâ€" tion, > ® At the above address, for the sale of Dataes, CHEMLOIL®, D YVES® TUPEF®, The strictest attontion will be paid to the Dispens. ing Department, which will be conducted entirely by the 'l’rim-ipul. who guarantees that every article .l.n be carefully examined before use, and all prescription= wil be prepared in strict accordance with the formula of the several Pharmacopeias. *SPECIAL NOTICE. For the eonvenience of his patrons and friends he Tn« OPENING his establishment ON SUNâ€" gl.\ ‘S from 8 to 9 a.m., and 3 to 5 p.m. Ottawa, Jan. 1, 1866. 12y psâ€" 41 Sussex Street, o Is the Place to Buy Your Medicines | FAI.L 1MPORTATIONS OF B Pure English and Fronch Drugs t ,and Chemicals; English and French | ‘Perfumery, Toilet and Faney Goods, S'n!pu. s,..mfion &¢., unequalled in the city. I would also eall the nttet:lion n}tho public to [ Call and see it and J“df for yourselves. k CANADIAN COUGH EMULTION, a sure cure i:(‘uu‘hl and coldsâ€"Testimonials from prominâ€" citizens will be shown on Il‘pplio.flu. ~ Agent« for all the Popular Patent Medicines of the shoag > 4 To Farmers and GQardeners ! Just Rec#iyrpâ€"A consignment of the Canadian Superâ€"Phosphate in Boxes and Barrel«. f GEO. MORTIMER, Chemist and Apothccary, 41 Sussex Strec. Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1865, & 1â€"y DRUG WAREHOUSE. P. S.â€"Advice to the is. Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1865. rte"tt Pharmaceutical Ubemist and Druggist. Hu'n JUST RECEIVED, A Goop assortnient of Photographic and Medical Chemicals, Canadian Hair Dyes, Bogle‘s ditto, lm::w'- ditto, and a full assortment of Druggist‘s w ®. ‘ ZaÂ¥~ Family Prescriptions prepared with acourâ€" acy. * Y JOSEPH CARVEY, M.D. ' G R E A T MEDICAL EMPORIUM ! 0F THE CITY. tenements, 5 rooms and a Kitchen to each. Three Houses, 2 tenements, 5 rooms each ; all well plasterâ€" ed and in good condition. . Also, 12 Town Lots. The atove l‘roperty wilt be sold on Reasonable VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE! Fon SALE, FOUR BLOCKS WOODEN Houses, 4 rooms each tenement. One Block, 4 ' MQRTIMER’S Apothecaries Hall! CHEAP _ Sign of theBIG .uml:% Sussex Street. «* FRANCIS McDOUGAL. Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1865. 1 FARMS FOR SALE! Four NEW HOUSLS to Rent on Sand Hill, No. 1. 100 ACRES OF T PROPERTY known as the OSSLAN HALL FARM, situated in the Township of Gloucester, Counâ€" ty of Carleton, being the half of Lot No. 3, in the second ion, Rideau Front. ‘There is an extensive clearing on the lot of at least 50 acres, and the ainder is covered with a fine Hardwood . The Farm is within jire mil«» the City, and is beautifully ciuu:d on the banks l.h:hkidul mfiiv;r. thus having an a to city either by land or water. lilgo 1 is of a superior quality, and yields excellent crops. â€" No & | * 200 ACRES OF LAND, SITUATED in the Township of Gloucester, )C PROPERT Y FOR SALE. «_ PROPEELY COMPOUNDED AND FREE FROYU ADULTERATION! 100 ELAS.. AUSTITIN A NUMBER OF LOTS SITUATED IN different parts of the city, well adapted cither Ottawa, December 18, 1865. LO‘I'I 1% AND 13, SOUTH CATHCART T s;rou;”.flndl”...f;fll Rideau Street ; 1 est |‘wm; lulChderutâ€" all in the City of Ottawa. f Also, VILLA LOTS 10, 11, 12 and l).‘bty rt of the South half of the front part of Lot 20, S:nu: h(ko«. Township :f Gluecurn.Au laid down in the re an by George F. Austin= and rcwmm% Money to Lend on Real » Apply to _ /‘ vouwve i DrvTer â€" _ for private residences or business p: s wakor forther partioulers and torfes of saths. . Â¥obruary 10, 1866. oNSTANTLY ON HAND A IPLIl%D " assortment of Shelf and Heary Hardware, Hardwaro! Hardware!! oTs NOs. 2 AND 3 ON THE NORTPH o pBv W“&. Joseph‘s Coll ‘“5.'3'*'1'1'“7‘ 0 ite St. Joseph‘s ege, b nmn well suited for the ma(lon o{ priutz dwellings. LOOK HERE! 30 ACRES OF LAND IN THE Township of Gloucester, County of Carleâ€" ton, being the East half of Lot No 21, in the 2nd eoncession. ‘This is a good Farm and will be sold cheap. +â€"AL§Oâ€" TWO AND A«HALF STORY HOUSE, situated on Lot No. 6, north side of Cathcart Street. The building is nearly new, and finâ€" ishedâ€"30x36. There is also a T“l Frame Dwelling on the Lotâ€"24x24, which rents at $100 per annum. | It is situated in the immeâ€" diote vicinity of the Railway Terminus, and is a very desirable place for a private resiâ€" PCZ in the Township of Gloucester,\County of Carleton, being Lot No. 12, in the 7th conâ€" cession. . There is about20 acresof this Farm cleared, the remainder is covered with wood. No. 3. m ACRES OF LAND, SITUATED in the Township of Osgoode, County of Carleton, Rideau Front, being Lot No. 20, in the 4th concession. There is about 25 acres. of this Farm cleared, the remainder is coverâ€" ed with a good Hardwood Bush. This is a good Farm, and will be sold at a reasonable rate. 4 % ? . No. 4. m ACRES OF LAND IN THE Township of Osgoode, County of Carleâ€" ton. â€" This Farm is situated within Two miles of the Gloucester Church, and within Eleven miles of Ottawa City. There is about 40 wores of this Farm cleared and under cultiâ€" APPLY To VST RECEIVED! )BB(IS RESPECTFULLY TO inform the inhabitants of Ottawa and vicinity, that he has commenced business as a FT‘OERFR SALE. > YALUABLE F OT*CAW A my incomparable On 1st May next. TE No. 5. erms LEWIS & PINHET, H. J. FRIEL & CO., Or to H. MCLEAN, Land Agent. OTTAWA, C. W., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1866. 1â€"y ON AND AFTER . Monday, 20th November, 1865, CHANGE of TIME Oftawa arid Prescott Railway. TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS : MAIL TRAIN will leave Ottawa at 8 A. M, MIXED TRAIN at 1.30, P. M. _ _ _ _ RETURNING FROM PRESCOTT. MAIL TRAIN will leave Prescott at 2.05 P.M MIXED TRAIN at 7.30 A:M. Rf T. S. DETLOR, Supertniendent. wixtER ARRiXceunns. Grand Trunk Railway Company _A. Station as follows : [ CENTRAL ANXD WESTERX DISTR Day Express for Ogdensburg; Brockville, Kingtson, Belleville, Toronto,Guelph, London, Braritâ€" > 8.00 ford, Goderich, Buffallo, Detroit, Chicago, and all points West, at Night do . de do ‘..... 815 Accommodation: Train for King» ston and Intermediate Smtionu’} 9.40 Accommodation Trainâ€" for Island Pond and Intermediate Sutiom,} MWhualk ce e en e a 4 en n d k dn es Mail for ditto and Portland, stopâ€" _ ping over night at !nhmi_ll‘ond, } Night Express for Three Rivers, Quebec, Riviere du Loup, Portâ€" land, and Boston, with sleeping cnts atinched, nt...... ...... +s Express Trains to St. John‘s, conâ€" necting with Trains of Vermont Central Railway for Boston, New York, and all places in the East. Sern SHkECK, h. . V. ... .1s dn 11 ++ Ditto ditto _ and Rouse‘s Point Accommodation Train for, St. Ditto ditto _ and Rouse‘s Point 3.15 P.M. Accommodation Train for, St. 5.00 PM John‘s and intermediate places } Ne Trains leave for Lachine &t ..,... . 8.00 A M. 9.30 A.M. "I ©3.00 P.M. 2 4.30 P.M. * The 3:00 P.M. Train runs through to Plattsâ€" The capital of Canada. THE BRITISH HOTEL ! Situated on the CORNER of SUSSEX & GEORGE Sts. THE LOCATION OF THIS HOTEL 18 INX the most central and best business part of the city. It is constructed of stone, has a frontage of 66 feet on Sussex Street, with pinzza to three stories, and a frontage on George Street of one hundred ind fiftyâ€"six feet ; is four stories high, has had a wing of one hunâ€" dred and sisteen feet in length added to it within the last two years ; has been thoroughly renovated, and has ample accommodation for two hundred guests. _ _ o The Hotel contains elghf{ rooms, compris. ing single and doubleâ€"bedded rooms, sitting rooms, gentlemen and ladies‘ parlors, a dining room 60 fect by. 33 &sccomr to none in the Province), bath rooms, &c., &c. ie _ It has also detached from the main building a Billiard room,â€"ice house, larder, laundry, stables, &c., &c. C m _ ‘The premises are covered with tin ; are cnâ€" closed and secured by fireâ€"proof walls, ‘ and are insured under a firstâ€"class risk. ‘They are within less than five minutes‘ walk of the Parâ€" linment Buildings. and, as the first s«ssion of Parliament to be held in Ottawa will take place at an early day, they offer a rare chance to any gentleman whe thorougbly understands keeping a. Ts ht & â€" Firstâ€"Class Hotel ! Hotel accommiodation is at preseént so much wanted in this city, this house, under proper management, could not fail to prove a remunâ€" erative and safe investment. Suitable parties, wishing to rent or purchase, will be dealt with liberally on application (postâ€"paid) to the subscriber: m : €* JAMES SKEAD. Ottawa City, C. W., January 10, 1866 Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1865 Ottawa Classical and Commercial School Patronage of His Lordship the Bishop of Ontarie. Prixcirar...... AssistANT..... Frexon Masten Draw1xG...... The work of this‘ Institution will be resum» ed, with enlarged Tooms, and increased faciliâ€" ties, on TUESDAY next JANUARY 24. Wellington Street, Jan. 1, 1866. J AMES THOMPSON 4 fmkereahh 4 / MONTREAL HOUSE TENDERBM: sincere thanks to the inhabiâ€" 1. tants of Ottawa and surrounding eountry, for the liberal patronage received «ince his commencing business in Ottawa, and begs to crll their attention to his FALL STOCK, conâ€" | sisting of Dec. 18, 1865, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, s Readyâ€"Made Ciothing, &c., Wruoresars axp Retim. DRYC GOODS, * . hilling. R&J" Mind, don‘t forget the place, Red Sign and Red Fox, next to Johnston‘s Flour Store 4 MES THOMPSON, " Mont House, Sussex Street. 1000 300 Ottawa, Jan. 17, 1866 Wool, Hides, Furs and Potash. tended Library, in roar of the Parliament The Nimble Sizpenve preferred to the Slow TBE UNDERSIGNED‘S OFFICE HAS been removed to the Leanâ€"too of the inâ€" Buildings. _ _ THOMAS MoGREEYY. Ottawa, January 23 1866. 21â€"f JUST RECEIVED, Old Rye& Mait Whiskies Otiewa, Fobruary 10, 18§6. RAINS WILL LEAVE BONAYVEXTURE He desires to call attention to his Stock of 500‘!’"‘:0!8 Home Made Cloth, (Canâ€" adian Manufacture.) _ lw PIECEKS Home Made Flanndls, g(}amdhn Manufacture.) ~ 500 UNDLES American Cotton Yarn. Afif BAGS of Sait. RAILROAD NOTICES. THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR RITCHTE, FORD & CO‘8., (SIMCOE,) Jas. Buchanan‘s, T BUSSEX 4 WELLINGTON ST8 OTTA W A., OF CANADA. EASTERN DISTRICT NO TILCEH. AND FOR SALE AT BARRELS Labrador Herrings UNDER THE C. J. BRYDGES,: Maxacixo Dimsoron. .. Rev. T. D. Puiruirrs, M.A. +« 1 +++ ) > . Mi. H. Priuotr®s. ++ 1+ ++++ ++ »Moys. Domow. ... ... G. A. yaweus, Kagq. . +».... ... H. R. Fripr, E8q. 8.00 A 8.15 P. M. 9.40 A. M. 9.00 A. M 2.00 P.M. 8.30 A.M 10.10 P.x 25â€"3m 19â€"( lâ€"y â€"~â€" O°MEARA 4& CO., 50, Mparks Street, â€" â€" â€" â€" BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC TO THE FACT THAT â€" they are now offering for sale at r CGOSTZT PRICECEE ! SPECILATL â€" NOTDILCH. AND WILL CONTINUE TO DO 8O UNTIL THE END OF FEBRUARY ENSUING, TB FOLLOWING *‘ § Extensive alterations and improvements READYâ€"MADE CLOTHING, Canadian Tweed and Doeskin Pants, and Vests, A Great Variety of Undercoats, ¢ An Endless Assortment of Overcoats, Smocks and Garibaldi‘s in every Variety. REY* Several dozen LIGHT COATS suitable for Spring wear will be offered r'cmrkably cheap, â€" sÂ¥ "Don‘t forget O‘Meara & Co., for Great Bargains. ®t A. DUFF. s O‘MEARA & Co., *4 ‘SPARKS STREET, CENTRAL TowX, OTTawWaA. Which they conhu;phw hmklng in their store, in order to prcpisrc for their new g@=SPRING STOCK, and that they may be ready to meet the krowing demands made upon them by their friends and the publicin general. , a Plain and Colored Fancy Flannel Shirts, Ottawa, January 25, 1866. OTTAWA FLOUR AND OATMEAL MILLS. THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS TO INTIMATE THAT THE ABOVE MILLS ARE NOW IN FULL OPERATION, WHERE HE IS PREPARED TO | Receive and Attend to Custon Grinding; ORDERS FOR FLOUR AXD OATMEAL &C. He He hopes, by strict attention, to meril] a share of the Patronage bestowed on the late firom MACKAY & CO., and . WILL KEEP CONSTANTLh’ oN HAND AND FOR SALE: Bost Quality Extra Superfine Flour, Best Quality No. 1 Superfine Flour, _ Best Quality No. | Oatmeal ; Oats, Bran, Canaille, Seeds, & Meal Dust Ottawa, January 27, 1866 BEG LEAYE TO INFORM THEIR CUSTOMERS, AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL â€"â€" THAT THEY HAVE Removed to the Gorner Store Lately Occupied by J. G. ROBINSON & Co., FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS! Upper Townâ€"Skating Rink. TS NoWwW OoOPEN » To SUBSCRIBERS AND THE PUBLIC. Season Tickets, Genelemen,...... .. .$3 00 « C YAWbKy ... 1 +s + n .+. 2+ 1 B0 Single Ticket for Skating.......... .. . 1240 K BRASS BAND will be in attendance every Monday and Thursday. 4 ; ‘ W.CARTNXEY. January 11, 1866. fhice quite complete with material for every Department, VERY CHEAP, for Cash, or on Apj pvl.‘ ff,mul.? rmati paid 3 pply for info on, t ) to F 4 W'n. HEALEY, Or to EGAR YIELDING. ‘ Ottawa Fob. 6, 1866. a2â€"tf Important to Printers. P. OMEARA‘S EMPIRE RESTAURANT ! OYSTERS !01%'{ "a tz orstERs ! IN SHELL, 4 ALWATS ON HAND AT OMEARAS RESTAVRAST. Ottawa, Deo, 18, 1808. 1 & PROPRIETORS OF «THE TEA POT, »@" Where they will Keep Constantly on Hand a CGood WI A SELECTION OF AT AS LOW A FIGURE AS CAN BE HAD IN THE MARKET Ottawa, December 18, 1865. , o KEARNS & RYAN, THE UPPER TOWN SKATING RINK ARTTIES DESIROUS OF ESTBLISHING a Couxtar Newsrarer, can purchase an ESTABLISHED 1844. â€" _ ~REMCOV ATL:! dnvyc near Sussex Street, Ottawa Highost Prices Paid for whent, Oats, or Corn. s&" OFFIOCE AT THE MILL "We THOMAS MACKAY. Groceries, Liguors, AND PROVISIOXNS, Wholesale and Retail. C. SPARROW, Jr., __ SparRrow‘s BUILOING, Corner of Sussex and Murray Streets, February 21, 1866. OF THE UNION BLOCK, SUSSEX STREET, O PPA WA.â€"/ IMPORTER ANXD DEALER IX O TT .A W &A . PREVIOUS TO 20â€"tf 1# _ Ottawa Wob, 1, 1806. PLANS, Specifications, and Estimates of Buildings prepared ; dilgn“d accounts of Artificers‘ work measured and valned. r AUGUSTUS LAVER, Late Stent & Laver, Architects, &c., _ Departmental Buildings. Victoria Terrace, Ottawa, January 26, 1866. } NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an ap. plication will be made to the Provincial Parliament at its next Session foran Act to lnqomnu the Ottawa Water Works Company, for. supply of the City of Ottawa with OYSTEiiS, New York Bay, i , East River, and _ °© addle Rock Oysters, BECEIVED DAILY "QuEEN *‘ RESTAVRANT, (Opposite fldl_m‘“ Government â€" Tinittcs â€" Ottawa, Jan. 30th, 1866. X ©‘TIC M. â€" Central Town, OYÂ¥YSTERS ! NO EPICIE. ovg! ERs, STHR 857 AT s34â€"utf 33â€"utf THE MILITARY POSITION OF > IRELAND. , (From the Liverpool Mercury.) Tt was stated by Ministers, in the debate on the suspension lof the Habeas Corpus Act in Ireland, that the Americanâ€"Irish uthcers who came. over to superintend ‘and lead the proâ€" posed insurrection had been busily occupied in naking plans and surveys of the various militury fuoailiuno and nulitary works at Athlone, Limerick, and other places, with a view, do doubt, to an attack on thest posiâ€" In cuns;rucling the mih‘rary works of Ireâ€" | lasd the first point looked jto was the defence | of the principal seaports. | Dublin, which is | at once one of the greatest of Irish seaports as | well as the capital, is defended seaward by a ‘ fort of moderate strength, quite sufficient to | assist in keeping up the communication with England and to serve as a placefor storing ‘ and guarding artillery, arms, and munitions of | war. _ Tn the city of Dublin itself there was no | fewer than eight barracks, namely, ‘the Royal | Barracks, for cavairy and infantry ; the Castle | Barracks, â€"for infantry ; Aldborough House | Barracks, North Circleâ€"road, tor infantry ; | Richmond Barrack@s, near Kilmainham, tor infantry ;. Portobello Barracks, for cavairy ; Island Bridge Barracks, for infantry ; Beggar‘s Bush Barracks,; for infantry ; and Pigeon House Port, with barracks, for artillery and infantry. These barracks, though not strong enough to be defended against a force furnishâ€" ed with artillery, are Capable of being held successfully against a mere popular insurrecâ€" tion hastily got up and consisting of a partially armed mob. The positions of the barracks are chosen with a view to : the defence of the capital against such an outbreak. The harbour and city of Cork are much more strongly detended, the former being the best harbour for ehipsâ€"of war in Ireland, and containes many valuableâ€"nayal and nulitary establishments, â€" During the last war Queen« town Wwas a place of great bustle and importâ€" ance fAnd the station of anâ€" admiral. _ At the present time it also contains a strong nayal force, much more than eutlicient to meet any existing or any possible danger. In the harbour of Cork aré the three islands named Spike Island, Haulbowline, and Rocky I= lund. Spike Island, which covers an area of wbout 100 acres, contains Westmoreland Fort, the strongest military position in the south of Ireland, with the officers‘ quarters and . variâ€" ous military stores and appurtenances. â€"â€" It also contains a prison and J:pot for conviets, to which, it is said the Fenian prisoners are to be moved fur greater security. _ Haulbowâ€" line Island covers about 28 acres, and is used as a deput for ordnance «tures, besides conâ€" taining the fuvcrnur'nfiuuu. Rocky Island,; which is only about 24 acres in exu‘nl] Cunâ€" tains two powder uu%azh.os and. emall bar becol e e sc 00 E0E 00 IY200 30e N9. cee subdatcane rack. Carlisle and Camden Fort«, which are opposite each other, near the enterance to the harbour, are not now maintained but a var iety of new works on the mainland, calcul« ted to make Spike _Island a strong fortress with outworks on tue mauinland, were sancâ€" tioned by Parliament in the Fortification« Bill introduced by Lord Palmerston‘s Governâ€" ment three or four years ago, and could easily be executed in cueolma!‘ acctran h In addition to the works ut Spike Island there are lnrg;obmsclu at Cork, \capable of containing 1000 gavairy and four regiments of infantry, with all the appurtances required at the head quarters of the wugern malitary district of Ireland. â€" These bfrracks cover the eminence of the: beautiful suburb,rising over the Glanmire road. â€" Tue old fort near the cathedral is now the constabulary barâ€" The whole line of country between Dublin and Cork is furnished with strong barracks, constructed in former times of turbulence, and . available if such times should return. _ At Newbridge, on the line of railway from Dabâ€" lin to Limerick and Cork, there is a large barrack for cavalry. At Templemore, further south, on the same line, there is a large inâ€" fantry barrack capable of containing 1,500. men. At Mallow there is a small infantry barrack. â€" At Fermoy, in the county of Cork, on the banks of the river Blackwater, there are the most . extensive infantry barracks in the south of Ireland. They form two sepaâ€" rate squares, called the East and West Barâ€" racks. _ The former occupies three aquares of A qumlmnsl!e, 800 icet in lenfi: by 700 in breadth. The latter is similar in arrangeâ€" ment, but somewhat less extensive. _ In tne rear of the eastern quadrangle are small barâ€" racks for cavairy, with all the hoepitals and other appurtenances necessary for so large a military establishment. The West Barracks have not been used for miliuerurpoon for some years, but might ea«ily be made availâ€" able in case of need. _ There are barracks at several other places in the south of Ireland, including large ‘cavairy barracks at Caber, capable of containing a regiment of cavairy, and anothéer cavairy barrack at Clonmel. There are large infantry barracksat Kilkenny. Limerick is the head quarters of the southâ€" western military district, and there are four barracks, namely, the Oastle Barrack, Engâ€" lishtown, forinfantry ; the new barrack near Newtown Perry; the artillery barrack in Irishtown; and anâ€" infantry barrack in St. John‘sâ€"equare. There is also a naval force in the lower part of the river Shannon at the present time, which would be of great value in case of any attempted movement. _ _ Limerick may be considered the lowest point in a line of fortifications intended to command the whole line of the river Snanâ€" non, which divides‘ the provinces of Leinster und Munster; from Connaught. The strong est fortress op the line of the Shannon is Atn lone, which has always been a military posiâ€" tion of grea@himportance, and has become re important than ever in consequence of m‘:\a;smuct'um wf the great line of railway that runs across Ireland from Dublin to Galâ€" way, and crosses the SWannon at Athlone. . The castleof Athlone, which occupies a epur or offâ€"set from the higher grounds on which the western portion of the town is built, was erected so lung ago as the reign of King John, and was enlarged and strengthened in the time of Elizabeth. 'fne ancient keep is in the centre of theigourt or area of the castle, and is used as a barrack. The buildings which have beenemwdonunop&::rm next the lower #ide of the town are pied by the officers of the castle, the walls of which, above those that sustain the mound, add to their comâ€" nun{x’l’ appearance upon the outer side. In other parts the platform is surrounded with modern works mounted with cannon so placed a« not only to command the approaches from the Connaught side, but to sweep the bridge across the Shanton. The military det of the place, now all ufon the Conna:fih% in addition to the castle, consists of advan forts and redoubts out«ide the town, so placed as to command the main approach along the great road from Galway by Ballinasloe to Athlone. The canal made to avoid the fords of the Shannion adds to the strength of the works, and the bridges acrose it are defended ;:' pJu‘d- -‘u“ The extensive are a suf ficient protection to the worklbmnpndo the Juse tathe annuth. on the Connaught side. On river to the south, on the Connaught side. O» the north of the castle are the armoury, which usually contains muskets for fifteen thousand men, with barracks for infuntry, cavalry and artillery, and the necessary store«, hospitals, and parade gtounds, the whole occuâ€" pying un area of':lb acres. Athlone is i;n fact the strongest and most important military m\o& in the oi‘nwrlor o:fthohm lndl _ has scene of some guflutmx itary events. The passing of the Shannon by the events. The passing of the Shannon DYy Lhe Buglish army and the taking of the Castle ef { PRICEâ€"3 CENTS. > Extraordinary Excitement in Bracken Co, Ky.â€"A Demon or Apparation on its Travelsâ€"Its Unearthly Appearance, 6 What is it ?* f A correspondent of the Mt. Sterling. Ey,, Sentinel gives the following account of a fiery fiend visible in Bracken county ; 4 Brackes Co., Ky., Fcb. 17, 1866. The people in this neighborhood are in the greatest state.of excitement in consequence of a remarkable visitation or apparition of some demoniacal personage in our midst. 1 am not a believer in the doctrine that disembodied spirits can " revisit the glimpses of the moon," por do I believe, that epuch designated ih proâ€" phecy, when the chains of Satan are to be un» loosed, has arrived. _ But the things whereof 1 now write are of such strange import, so incxâ€" plicable, that 1 have determined to put you in possegsion of a full and explicit nurrative of them, merely promising that every word is true, and the facts sworn to, as witness the acâ€" companying affidavit, â€" What it is I am unable to say. _ I merely give the facts, such as 1 am personally cognizant of, and leave it to wiser heads than my own to unravel the mystery. _ Un Monday night lust, after @nyselt and family had rctiredâ€"to rest, we were suddenly aroused by a great outcry froim the negro quarâ€" ters, which are immediately to the rear of the house, in which prayers vied for supremacy with Lluphcmieu; men, women and children screaming * fire!" angd @anurder |" at the top of their voices, all conspiring to create & scene worthy a pandemoniam. _ ‘Perribly: startled, my wife and J sprang from our bed. _ The room was illuminated as brightly as by a flood of sunlight, though the light was of a bluish vast. â€" Our first and most reasoumble conclusion was that the negro cabins were being consumed by fire. We rushed to the windows and beheld a sight that fairly cmhu the blood in our veins with horror, and filled onr hearts with the utmost terror, . My «laughter, shiick» ing loudly, cam» flying into my room, hysteriâ€" cal with fear, ‘This is what we baheld: « Standing to the right of the tipper cabin, near the fence that separates the nogroe â€" garâ€" den from the houseâ€"yard, was a creature of gigantic »tature, and the most horritying apâ€" pearance, . He was nearly as high as the comb of the cabin and had a" monstrous head, not dissimilar in shape to that of an ape} two short, very white hofns appeared above each eye ; its arms were long, covered with shaggy huir of an asby hue, and termiuated with huge paws, not uulike‘ those of a cat, and armed with long.and hooked claws. "Its breast was as broad as that of an ox. Its legs resembled the front legs of a hors«, only the hoofs were cloven. lt had a long tail, arm=d with a dartâ€"shaped horn, which it was continually switching about. _ Its cyes glowed like two living coals of fire, while from its nostrils were emitted shoots of bluish colored flames with a hissing sound, like the hissing ot a serpent only a thousaud fold louder, Its ‘clel‘i wolor, save its arms, was a dull, dingy brown. The air was powerfally impregnated with a smell of burning gulphgr. ‘The poor negrocs were evidently ht»n’n; under the extremest terror, arid two of them, an old woman and lad, were actually driven to insanity by their fears, and have not recovered their reason up to this writing. 1 do not know how long this monster, demon or devil, was visible after we reached the vindowâ€"possibly some three seconds. When it vanished it was enveloped iin.lpill‘ool!&no‘ flame that reached near ito the tops of locusts trees adjacent, and which hid his borrid form oonal:wly from view. The extinction of the e was inâ€" ‘stantancous, and with its disappesrance we were relieved of the presence of this remarâ€" ‘kable visitor. e It would be impossible for me to attempt to describe the effect of this visitation upon the members of my family. Suflice it to say, that my wife and two daughters are fiulyru‘d- ed that it was the veritable Satan. For myâ€" self, I would willingly believe that we all, by some curious coincidence, had been the victim of some horrid nightmare, did 1 not know that we were fully awake, and actually witnessed that which is above recorded. Again, if ours had been the only family visited by this unâ€" earthy creature, I should have kept silent, and perhaps, tutored my mind into the belicf it was an hallucination. * * But precisely the same apparation made appearance at my neighbor‘s, Mrs, Wm. Dole, appearing there in precisely the same shape in which it presented itsclf to us, save the which appeared to those who witnessed it Mys. D.‘s to resemble that of a horse. At Mr. Adam Frqua‘s, another neighbor, its head that of a vulture. On Tuesday pight it peared at Mr. Jesse Bond‘s, there wearing the head of an wlephant. . At all these it made the same Apperrance as at my excepting only the changing of the und disappeared in the same manper | Th parties are all reliable ladics and gentlemen, und at my request have made omuth to what they witnessed. s What it is, what its object, what its mission, is something that passes my poor comprehenâ€" sion. What 1 have above written is simple, unadorned truth, You are at liberty to use this in any manner you uym.fonfl. Respectfully your friend. . _." _ Srare or Kexrcoxy, Buackes Coâ€"Sctâ€" This day personally appeared before the unâ€" dersigned, John. G,. Finley, Justice of the Peace within and for the county and State aforesaid, Nathaniel G. Squires, Mincrva Squires, Sarah D. Squires, Lucy Squires, Marâ€" tha W. Dole, Adam Fugua and Jesse Boni, who, being duly sworn according to law, deâ€" clare that the statements in the foregoing letâ€" ter are true as far as refers to each of the.a.â€" And I certify that the affirmants ‘are credible and reliable persons, And their statâ€"ments cnâ€" titled to full faith and credit. J. G. FINLEY,J. P. B.C. u§wbyw&fiu *black as your hat‘? ‘ said a scbhoolmaster to one of his pupils. # Darkness that may be ‘felt," replied the youthful wit. Never make vain promises to a wifeâ€"give a woman an inch of promise, and she requires ten miles of fulfilliment. A spirit merchant in Killarney, Ireland, anâ€" nounces lneh-nillonhogundtorule. small q&q of \the whiskey which was drunk by the Prince of Wales when last at Killarney. â€" A Glasgow antiquary recently visited Cath. cart Castle, and asked one«of the villagers, ‘If he knew anything of an old’or_y:bgflt the building? ‘Ay, said the rustic, ‘there was anither auld storey, but it fâ€"lt down long since.‘ Sreexors or us Bermss Forces is Truâ€" 1axp.â€"The London flm Gazet», F A. 10th, says there are no fewer fortyâ€"seven out of one bundred and nine regiments now wholly or partly in Ircland, besides six regiments of e-nk{-a tolerable strong to pressrre pesse in a part of ous own mâ€"- STARTLINGâ€"AENSATION. NATHANIEL G, sQUIRES