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On no occasion will the names of Old Advertisecments be inserted Dissolution of Coâ€"Partnershipâ€"Rowe & Boyden. Card of Thanksâ€"Bell & Woodburn. The Holidayâ€"E. McGillivray and others. Tenders for Supplies for the Use of the Troops.. Tenders for Supplies for the Military Hospitals. Tenders for Barrack Services. Ontario Steamboat Companyâ€"A. H. Taylor. Farm for Saleâ€"Joln M. Garland. Information Wanted of Wm. Alex. Blackford. Notice of Removalâ€"B. Fisher. _____Do. ____ do arrives st..... ... .11.45, a. m. TW These Trains connect st Prescott Junction with m-uu_‘huluyzhmhuudw.u. at Prescott with Ocd-uhrxlâ€"nglll connecting with Nh!;;ri!tllim’lilhfifl. k DEPARTURE AxD aRRITAL O® TRAIXS Mail Train leaves Ottawa at............... 8 In Ireland Fenianism has passed into a state of coma, having been mesmerized by the energy of the government and the lack of that sympathy of the middle classes without which such a morement could have no longeâ€" vity. Since 98 rebellion has been a chronic disease peoiodically afflicting the * finest pea. santry in the world " in a very unserviceable way, and with deteriorating effect as far as it progress of the country. The miserable fiasco of the cabbage garden was but a con fused dream of events gone by half a century before, and the moonâ€"struck heroes of ‘48 were but the prototypes of the "headâ€"centres" of eighteen hundred and sixtyâ€"five. Fenian ism as a diagnosis of the disease may die out, as have "terryâ€"ault"â€"ism, and a score of other absurd and villainous combinations; but the complaint is inherent, and will take generations in time, and much depletion ot the body politic before it is effectwally eradiâ€" eated. Unfortunately for the patient there are outside irritations which on the present occasion +Bte Tent intensity to what would otherwise hare been innocuous. If Fenianâ€" iam, as we believe it, is only the resuscitation of the latent spirit of insurrection, it has been eared for and nurtured with far greater soliâ€" citude in the United States than in Irelandâ€" Report gives Mr. Stephens credit tor adroit. _ ness in organization, and the movement up to ° a certain point, Letokens an amount of preconâ€" cert to which its ordinary agents are beyond all question unequal. _ _A mastermind has evideffty concucted the modusâ€"operanâ€" s 12.0p. m., 6.30 a. m. muwmnmn-fly.} and _| _ and â€" .'-.:-. 12.45 p, m. Mn apaile . raeemeainapmersed w x 1 L0 0100 C 0C C Aylmer & N. Sho @pt Ottawa Armprior, Sand Point, Pem ‘The New Brunswick invasion has fizzled out. Messrs. Anglin, Smith and company have lost theirâ€" friends, and with them the glorious theme upon which they have of late been wont to ring so many patriotic changes. The Fenians have scatteredâ€"some to Boston, some to New York and most, it is to be ".E-M""‘ &¢ , 8. side Ottawa Bell‘s Corners, Richmond, hoped, to that unmentionable place for which they have so long been fitting themselves. Fordand profic wre rightgindor thonniduase: pus s Tbjwm-indldnhowlhirvnhr it seems, before leaving, for they pulled out their revolvers to compel the. officers of ‘the steamer to put back for some of their comâ€" panions. This enterprise and its termination is quite worthy of the cause. Its conquests have been those of a petty larceny thief; it stole a fliagâ€"stupendous achierement. Why, the same thing is done daily, in every large eity, by children not ten years old. Where is the difference whether it be a few yards of bunting or of calico? f __ Lower Ottawa .;7 :z;.-.‘ -‘f:"-' -fiv&ofi , Daily m.| 7.308. m Chelsea W cu‘re® l.‘&-. &G;n Tempieton& &‘st Templeton, . 12.3 p.m.|12 30 p. m mFfly.“nmrm To the United States 10 ctsâ€"preâ€"payment opâ€" English Mails, H. & A. Allan‘s Canadian Steamships, via nlnd. alose at 9 p.m. every Mymd l!koh. ; via Now ’fl'!. every alternate , at o-.p‘r"m;vh Boston, every alternate Monday, at Noon. to e Thee paees o n poie * * At a meeting of the Board of Deputy Heads of Departments, at the requisition of Messrs. Parent, Futvoye and Tache, it was decided that the respective offices of the various deâ€" partments should close at noon, on Wednesâ€" day, (toâ€" morrow) to afford the Government employes an opportunity of assisting in the public reception of His Excellency the Govâ€" ernor General, upon his arrival in Ottawa;, _ ait partiet Geuede: it ore pare Stampe. § x Wfl‘. To Irmall-'b’h. 10 Letters for Columbia, Germany and Foreign Countries generally, wUST B2 PR®â€"PAID. diâ€"it was no dolt who planned the moJle of raising the ways and meansâ€"the exâ€" ample of other adventurers had not been lost upon the man who projected bonds of the Irish Republic; nor was he ignorant of the susceptible and impulsive nature of his counâ€" trymen. He had the wisdom and tact to manipulate these things to the advancement of his scheme, while he cunningly utilized individual amovition and cupidity. Men were yhed'n-o-iullyhi‘m,'unm- trusted with large sums of money; Aattered with titles, and made to live in a «plendour that was at once novel and gratifying. Such has been the position of the lieutenants of the generalissimo who, if he could not stay at home to regulate and mobulize the rank and file, has contrived to attain a celebrity by the daring manner of his escape from justice. But Fenianism in Rreland is a very different thing from Fepianism in America. There, it is to do, to act in secret, to run personal risks, and to be dependent upon the contribuâ€" tions of those whose pittance is an aggrava tion of the doner‘s privations. On this aide of the Atlantic the facts are all reversedâ€"the contributors are comparatively wealthy ;â€"at the worst, there is no privation of the neces saries of life ; there is no abject poverty ; and the donations lead to no destitution. Here, too, Fenianism is rampant ; it blazons forth its own doings ; it bogsts of its objects ; buys ChrOttamaCimes â€" Wa~ FPOR INTERESTING READING MATTERâ€"SEE FIRST and FOURTH Pages. TRIAVELLER®! DiXECTORY, THE POST OFFICBâ€"OTTIWA, NEW ADVERTISEMEXTsS. DELIVERING ANXD CLOSING OP MAILS OTTaAWwA, MAY 1, 1866. % &A 1L® . ;«DELIY*RD. cLOSED. Grenville and ‘TrAIN |CATECS 4t. .++« ++« ++« G. P. BAKER, Postmaster. 12.30 p. m $.00a. m 5.30 p. m 8.00, a. m. 8.45, p. m. 1.30, p. m 9.30 a. m. 5.30 p. m arms and ammunition openly ; has its parâ€" liament, its administrative bureaus, its generals and captains, its musters and drillings in the open light of day, and mukes a demonstration upon the frontiers of a portion of the British empire without let or hinderance. In America Fenianism is a boast; _ in _ Ireland it a _ dangerous secret. _ How sad a thing it is that the country Providence has so blessed should so be accursed of man. +«Enthusiasm like other materials of rapid combustion soon burns itself out ; and so has it been with Irish insurrection. Clever as the scheme has been in its inception and working in America, its vitality is palpably on the wane. The dissension of its leadersâ€" the split between the O‘Mahoney, the Roberts, the Sweeneys and the Killians, the fast clutch with which these worthies have held on to the monies, and to their irresponsiâ€" bie posts have opened the eyes of other schemers who formed the tributaries to the treasury at Union Square. They now see that if O‘Mahoney may defy Roberts they too may refuse to account to O‘Mahoney and the rest. _ District Head Centres®‘ begin to see something more tangible than a Fenian fleet and an Irish Republicâ€"they begin to ask themselves how they are legally bound to hand over their collections to selfâ€"appointed chiefsâ€"the chink of the dollar sounds more harmonius than treasonable bunkum, and the result of these reflections has already had its effect upon the coffers of the Fenian trea: sury.. A traveler who has recently been in iaevenl of the strongâ€"holds of the * Brotherâ€" hood " . informs us that . he met with Head Centres who unhesitatingly affirmed _ their _ intention _ of _ holding on‘ to the monies they had in hand. The mansion in New York was apparently abandoned by the leaders, and was in posses sion of a few seedy men, who appeared loathe to leave a place which had yielded them luxures of the very existence of which, they never before had a thought. ‘In Burlington our informant conversed with a Centre who bluntly confessed he had a round sum which, he thought was as safe in his keeping as in O‘Mahony‘s,"" and he, therefore, considered 1t a duty he owed himself not to part with it, Coming {nearer home, however, we find an instructive little episode to the "tale of a tub" exemplified in the case of the Toronto cooper. But let us not be enigmatical. Head Centre, Michael Murphy by name, and a maker of barrels and casks by, trade ; living in a small shanty on the esplanade at Toronto, had the good fortune to be arrested for high u:g:‘Cornwull; where he has given soi ble to the magistrates, a job to Mr. Sandfield lncdonnu, and much disappointâ€" ment to the reporters of the Globe and Leader newspapers. . We say that Michael was lucky in his arrest; and for this reason: The cooper had left off hooping tubs and heading flour barrels, and had become belli¢ose ; for, like Norval, he "had heard of battles and longâ€" «* ed to follow to the field some warlike" Fenâ€" ian. Like Norval, too, he was obstructed in his wish. The obstruction, though, was not his "sire"" but his brotherâ€"inâ€"law, one Mulrey, who with more worldly prudence than Fenâ€" iarteralour, determined to equelch the martial propensities of his brother Mike, and teach him profitable wisdom. _ Having learned, â€"no doubt, in brotherly confidenceâ€"that the Head Centre had some thousands of dollars in hand. Mulvey, it would seem, worthy man, at once convinced Murphy of the folly of his going down to New Bruns ‘wick to get shot or hanged ; and as there was no absolute necessity for the Centre rendering an account of his stewardship just now, the money matter could stand over till & more convenient opportunity. If there were any doubt in Murphy‘s mind as to its safety, no question but Mulvey was quite prepared to become custodian of a part, and. thus sbare the responsibility. But still there was a further difficulty ; Murphy was ordered to report himself at General Killian‘s headâ€" quarters. _ How was that to be got over?. Mr. Mulvey must be‘a person of considerable resourcesâ€"for we cannot suppose that the Centre was the contriver of his own arrestâ€" he makes provision for this emergency by giving information to the authorities, and causes the arrest ot his relative, at the last station, before leaving Upper Canada. Clever Mr.Mulvey,lucky MikeMurphy,in having such a brotherâ€"inâ€"law. The constitution of Mulâ€" vey‘s mind must have been something like that of the Burlington man who told our friend that he thought the mozey quite as safe in his pocket as if‘ O‘Mahony‘s. By a parity of reasoning Mulrey might have said to Murphy, "the money is quite as safe in our * pockets as in Killian‘s." We really think so too. The exertion to accomplish this little family arrangement strike us as an usual instance of fraternal solicitude. At the same time we cannot heip observing that if this mode of safeâ€"keeping of Pat and Biddy‘s conâ€" tributions by the District Centres become general, as it app a« l:kely to do, colonels‘ and captains‘ commissions in the Fenian army willquickly be at a discount, and the sheriff become the vecupant of "the mansion." The game is pretty nearly plz;j out; our neighbors are finding the w thing a nuisance, and now that it is giving them trouble and putting them to cxpfi‘no, they are disgusted with the vaporing knaves who are swindling their unwary and warmâ€"hearted countrymen and countryâ€"women out of their hard earned savings. P-uu..--Ymmmu, Col. Irvine, A.D.C. to His Exce , arrived in town from Montreal. ToCoxtaactors.â€"The attention of Butchers, Bakers, and others interested, is directed to the Miiitary ad nts in this day‘s issue, calling for tenders |for supplies, &c., for Her at the Police Court yesterday ; that of Mr. Louis Peltier, an African travellet, chacged with having been «slightly" on the batter, and that of Aun Hood, vs. Mrs. Rooney, for window breaking. Mr. Peltier was discharged, with a caution not 0 get drank again ; and the case of Mrs. Hood was dismissed, defendant to pay the costs of the Court. Ortawa La Croosw Cuvp.~At a meeting held on Saturday evening, the above club decided to play the Victoria Club on the occasion of Viceâ€"rzoar Equirrace.â€"Yesterday evening seven horses, and four fine carriages belonging to the Governor General‘s establishment, arâ€" rived by the cars from Prescott. Vourxtera Guarp.â€"We understand that No. 1 Rifle Company will form the Guard of Honor, at His Excellency‘s arrival, which, it is believed, will not take place before six in the evening. . Captain Seale will be the officer of the day. Majesty‘s troops, about to be stationed in this city. t the 24th inst., on the following conditions, provided there be.s#yen aside, on any ground Porics Court.â€"There were butâ€"two cases LOCAL NEWSE. the Victoria Club may choose ; if their be nine aside the ground to be drawn for : and they will play a game of twelve aside provided a field as broad as its long can be obtainedâ€"or a piece of ground about three or four hundred yards each way. wlb A Gracercr Trisure.â€"The Nova Scotia legislature has voted $2,000 to the widow of Dr. Slayter, who, died by cholera while employed in attending on the Englands pasâ€" sengers. It is also proposed to erect a monuâ€" ment to his memory on some ‘conspicuous point of McNabbs Island, in Halifax harbor. One of the city journals suggests thata fund should ba raised for the uducation of his childâ€" Durr ox Caxapiax Srock.â€"We understand that at one o‘clock yesterday, the duty recently imposed upon Canadian cattle imported into the States, took effect. . At present it will proâ€" bably make little difference, as all the superâ€" fluous farm stock of the country, has beenexâ€" ported to the States. Indeed farmers have gone beyond the bounds of prudence in this matter, through the temptation of high prices from American dealers. . day :â€"Chas. H. Baldwin, Montreal; J. 8 Detlor, Prescott; J. B. Minty, Toronto; E. Peiler, Toronto; Hylas Daju@y, La Baie du Fedore ; T. A. Wise, Montreal; Henry Mortiâ€" mor, Windsor; D. B Scott and wife, Montreal ; Daniel McLachlin, Aroprior; Jos. Mooney, Prescott; John R. White,. New York ; Col. Irvine A. D. C., and two daughters, Montreal. Russerc House Armvyars.â€"The following were the arrivals at the Russell House, yester, Missixa.â€"We â€" regret to learn that Mr. Hedge, an old employee in the Recciver General‘s Department, has been missing for the past few days under circumstances leading to the belief that he has met his death by drowning. We learn that the old man went out fishing toIQldl the close of last week, and, that though the boat which he hired for the purpose, has been recovered, he has neither been seen nor heard of. Ar. Hedge may turn up living, but thereâ€"is too much reason for a contrary belief. + Hoxor to a Caxapiax.â€"â€"We are pleased to learn that at a late meeting of the Royal Society of Copenhagén, Mr. Henry: J. Morgan, of the Provincial Secretary‘s office, was elected a Fellow of that body. Mr. Morgan‘s diploma bears the signature of Christian, King of Denâ€" mark, the President of the Society. We believe that Mr. Morgan is the first Canadian; and the second British American upon whom this honor has been bestowed. We congratuâ€" late our fellow.â€"townsman, Mr. Morgan, upon being the recipient of such a mark of distincâ€" tion from this high quarter, and we have no doubt it will prove‘a stimulus to him in his labors in the walk of literature, where he has already gained considerable reputation. . Fuirtixo.â€"Yesterday unmistakable signs of the approach of that period of household busâ€" tle, disorder and anxiety, the‘ist of May, were everywhere apparent. Carts crept slowly along the street, heaped up to a giddy height with articles of furniture jumbled together in bewildering confusion, while paterfamilias might frequently be seen bringing up the rear his eyes fixed steadfastly on the pile, and his face looking the picture of concern for the safety of his household goods, There was good reason for apprehension, in many instances, as not a few fine pieces of furniture appeared scratched, battered or dismembered through the accidents incident to the moving operaâ€" ation, The work of flitting has only begun, and it promises to be no trifling matter, as a large number of families, including many but recent residence among us will change houses, in the hope of something better for the sumâ€" mer. To aggravate the difficulties of the occasion _ yesterday, the _ wind _ kept elouds of dust in perpetual . motion, driving it into the eyes, ears, and nostrils of pedestrians and depositing it in layers upon household effects, and everything else in an exposed position. With regard to houses, we may say, in commercial phrase, they are in brisk demand, with a consequent advance in rents. _ Notwithstanding the many new dwellings recently added to the old supply, persons find it hard to procure suitable teneâ€" ments, and when such are found rents that would be thought extravagant in the largest cities of the Province are demanded. It is evident that more houses are yet needed, and that capitalists would find it profitable to inâ€" vest money this summer in the qrecfion of a mnumber of comfortable dwellings for person in middling circumstances. Srmt More Istersstise.â€" The Werkiy Tiwsgs, No. 20, will be issued early on Friday morning, 4th inst. It will contain 30 columns of reading matter. . There is no paper in the Ottawa Valley that equals it in circulation» or for quality and quantity of reading. An excellent paper to send to friends in Europe. Gives all matters of interest that occur on this continent. Price, 5 cents. To be had at the office of publication, and at the News Depots. Awmricas Exeruss Lixs or Steamzas.â€"We direct attention to the advertisement of this line which appears in another column. Parties intending to travel West will find these stcamers second to none on the St. Lawrence, in r,n‘l to speed and comfort. They are ? officered by men of experience, proverbial Their attention to the wants of their passenâ€" gers. Mr. A. H. Taylot is the obliging agent of this Company, and will be found at the Ticket office of the Ottawa & Prescott Depot on the arrival and departure of trains. Armivac or tus Goversxor Gexzrar.â€"The suggestion thrown out by us a few days ago in regard to the adyvisability of organising a beâ€" fitting reception for His Excellency n?oov. ernor General has not been neglected, we are glad to see very general preparations for a welâ€" come worthy of that distinguished personage, and of the new Capital henceforth to be his residence. His Worship the Mayor, in acâ€" cordance with the prevailng ° sentiment of our citizens, has taken the proper steps to get up a demonstration which will do credit to all parties. The following programme to be observed in the reception of B;-Excol- lency has been published by the Mayor. As the announcement is of local importance we give it the benefit of a gratuitous insertion, thus securing it a wide circulation in our columns ; behalf of the Citizens, will be read and presenâ€" ted by his worship the Mayor. It is earnestly hoped that a demonstration of the most ample and enthusiastic description ‘may mark the arrival of the. Queen‘s representative to take up his permanent residence amongst us. Bands of music will be in attendance, and it is expectâ€" ed that theâ€"people generally will unite in the endeayour to cause the day to be distinguished as one of rejoicing and festivity. A number of the leading business men of the city have consented, as will be seen by an adâ€" vertisement clsewhere, to give their employses a half holiday on Wednesday, to enable them to swell the procession which is to wait upon THE OTTAWA ‘IMES8, YAY 1, 1866. and do honor to His Excellency. In addition to this we understand that the Deputy Heads of the Department« held a meeting yesterday, and took action with the view of allowing th‘ employees of the Public Departments the same privilege, tor the same purpose. So far, it appears that all are disposed to join in the effort to extend to TL,ord Monck a hearty and enthusiastic welcome, which we believe will not only be gratifying to himself, but creditaâ€" ble to the Capital. : Orrawa, April 28, 1866. The follow members of the Central Board of nnm‘ considering it prudent that the pubâ€" lic should be supplied with a remedy to be used in the diarhcea preceding cholera, until the services of a physician can be procured, think the Medical Field Companion, so generally used in the British army in lndia‘ may be safely employed. The following articles enter into its composition : > Oil of aniseed, oil of cajeput, oil of juniper, of each half a drachm ; sulphuric ether, half an ounce; strong sulphuric acid, ten drops ; tincture of cinnamon, two ounces. Mix. _ â€" Dose :â€"Ten drops, in a tablespoonfull of water, every quarter of an hour, until relief is obtained, or medical services procured. (Signed), _ : on uen rewiene s 1 Latest from Europe! INPORTS OF GOLD FROM AUSTRALIA. THE WAR CLOUD ON THE CONTIâ€" NENT STILL THREATENING. New Yorx, 290.â€"The steamer Zerman, from Hamburg, . via Southampton 18, arrived at quarantine at 11 o‘clock Lt night. All well, but the steamer has to be fumigated. £15,000 stg. had arrived from Australia. The stowing away of the new Atlantic cable commenced on the 12th. . The Times city article says that confidence is completely destroyed, the only chance for a turn in the markets would be from actual commencement of war on the Continent, and change at once the current of attention. News from Germany are less threatening. VIENNA. The Vienna Intelligence says the state of affairs continues very serious. C dlnd of the Lower House, without modificaâ€" tions. } Farnea Port, 30thâ€"The Hibernian left Livfiool 1:30â€"on the afternoon of the 19th, and Londonderry the 20th. _ t s The Middle States are preparing declaration in federal dict refusing to take the Prussian motion for reform of the constitution into consiâ€" eration before the Great German powers have demobilized. An attempt was made to assassinate the Czar, but the bullet missed its aim. The Times says:â€"The more the franchise bill is discussed, even by its best friends, the more it loses of that bodyâ€"the solidity and conn}atepcy, it at first m&ht have credit for. ‘The Independence Belge states, confidently, that the pacific overtures which are now being made will have a beneficial effect; The rumor of Bismarck‘s resignation is not credited at Hamburg. 5 The Cobourg Gazelte states that Austria energetically reiterates her previous denial of the Prussian assertion, respecting the Austrian armaments, and insists on the demobalization of the Prussian troops, in order to confirm the pacific declarations of Prussia, | HUNGARY. The left and centre of the Umt House reâ€" oolv?d to rote the ad:')pfion of the second adâ€" The Ministers and Government proposes electing Prince Charles, of Habensallen, as Prince of Rouwania, under the title of Charles the First. s The Attempted In the event of a war volunteer corps will be formed in Vienna. f * Gratz, Perth, Austria, Bavaria and Saxony have agreed to carry out the reform of the conâ€" stitution. * '{:e City of Baltimore off Crookhaven on the 10th. Parliamentary proceedings unimportant, Baterthwaites Cireular of the 18th, says, the market for American securities was chiefly influenced by continental sales. AUSTRIA & PRUSSIA. German m*lvlce:i ll'.i reâ€"assuring, and thero was a growing beliet nrea. A |Vienna tel wlotu:' th says,Baravia, nna telegram 18th says, v WnJhmbnrg,’ Saxony, Baden and Dunfi are quite united on the German and Fed question, and should war occur they would be all on the side of Austria. ‘Their argument encourages hopes of peace not to be disturbed. Martemburg, Baden and Baravia have forâ€" bidderi the exportationâ€"of horses to Russia. . The Moravian arrived at Liverpool on the 18th. ‘The Berlin correspondent of the London Times says :â€"Count Bismarck has y tendered his w:;:.‘lon within the last few days, but he thas been unable to obtain sanction of the King to his withdrawal. _ | The modification of the Cabinet will probaâ€" bly be accelerated by the Emperor of Austria having informed the Emperor of France that, under certain ‘circumstances, he wouldâ€" not object to lay the question of the Duchies beâ€" fore a European Congress. Tok rem) D‘ The writer says, most positively, that no concentration of troops has taken place in any part of Prussia, or that there is any trace of measures capable of being construed as aggressive. s o d The text of the Prussian reply to the Ausâ€" trian despatch is pyblished, It dwells especiâ€" ally upon the aimitted movements of Austrian troops on the Prussian Frontier, by which Prussia was led to take defensive measures ; nh:g says if Cgl‘nlnt Menzdorff; after the Emperor passed word that no was intended by Austria, still Mmq preparations, it cannot be expected that Prusâ€" sia, on equally clear denial fi hostile intenâ€" tions having been given by the King, should relinquish the defensive measures which were called forth by the attitude of Austria. The Prussian answer to English remonstrance is said to be cold and haughty. C _ Peaceâ€"meetings continue to be held in large towns throughout Prussia. PC The Austrian answer says, Austria does not ask an inch of land in the duchies, nor will she accept it. Prussia wishes to annex the Duchies, and Austria is bound to support ithe rights of Schleswig Holstein people. Bhe will not dictate to them, but requires that the will of the people and diet should be respected. Prussiaa and Austrian troops should be withâ€" drawn, and people choose a government by usiversal sufferage. Austria accepts their deâ€" cision, eve®if in favor of Prussia, P Copenhagn telegrams says, the Gove: nt of Denmark recéived communications w&h will coug::l it wfimwm_, in the rman dispute, adopted resolutions of an ur'mmz;cnm' | * t | AW decree has prorogued the Corps Leg 11 June 21st. ' Bourse unsettled. Rents advanced } at 75. * | SPAIN. | In the Chamber of Deputies the Ministc the Interior stated that the Go cognisant of the operations of con rators, bntdidm:scpnhend any serious turbance of the public tranquility hers) __ RUBSSIA. Jr | ere was great rejoicing at -Mehzwhn,umntdmm escape from assassination. The man who attempted the Emperor‘s life is a Russian landâ€" tnjundbythncnld'mnof the serfs. | He dhchnpd,rnnol a few feet of the Emperor. shot would have probably taken effect had not a peasant turned aside the assassin‘s arm, This M""‘“ It is said that the Emperor, with perfect t mumwmmmfig CENTRAL BOARD OF HEALTH. Stowing the New Telegraph Cable. STJLL LATER FROM EUROPE. Attempt to assassinate the Czar. BY TELEGRAPH. ~Arrival of the$. 8. Hibernian. R. L. MacDoxxzLt, M. D., President Joux R. Dicksox, M. D. Joux A. Graxt, M. D., Secretary, Cnarues G. Moor®, M. D. W. T. Akixs. M. D. _© of Russia. tien of the Czar of and asked It is extremely doubtful" whether _Prince Charles, of Holmnolla% will t . the Hospodarship of Rouman: : It is reported that the Great Powers hare; declined to countenance his totally lller election. f LATEST AMERICAN PEspPaTCHES. Total Wreck of a lfltfil Schooner near New Orleans. Rargion, N. C,, 28th.â€"Judge Fowler iss an attachment toâ€"day, for the arrest of Gen:roj Whger, for refusing to recognize the writ of Habaus Corpus, issued in favor Majorâ€"General Gordon, tried before a Military Commission Gen. Ruger refused to be arsested, so the matter will stand . till the case can be laid beâ€" fore the President, New Oruzaxs, 19th.â€"The British schooner Four Sisters, duringa heavy gale on the 10th, went ashore near Bagdad, Mexico, and proved a total loss. Gen, Canby has ordered a cholera quaranâ€" tine of New York shipping coming hither. Wuresums, Va., 29th.â€"This morning, six burglars entered the residence of the cashier of the Harrison jmoml Bank of Cadiz, Ohio, and gagged that gentleman and compelled his wife to deliver up the keys of the Bank and safe, and procecding thence to the Bank they effected an entrance and robbed the safe of $300,000 in United States bonds, and about $50,000 fh depogits. After locking the watchâ€" man in the safe they madeâ€"good their escape on a handâ€"car, cutting the telegraph wires in two places. A rcw:d of $20,000 is offered for the arrest of the robbers. Enig, Pa. 29th,â€"A firs broke out this a.m., on Peach Street, and destroyed the greater part of a row of frame buildings, gparks from the fire ignited and destroyed part of the wholesale Furniture Manufactory of Joseph Serr. Loss from $35,000 to $40,000. Dzrnorr, 30t â€":ltisltiun is now open to Chicago. The Northern Transportation Comâ€" pany‘s propellet Maire, arrived this morning. ou, that you should seek my life ?" The PHiacipalitio® Berity deapatch says :â€" Nsw Yor, 29.â€"Thos. J. Kelly, Adjt.â€"Gen. I. R. A. desires to announce to all friends of Irish Freedom, that Jas. Stephens. C. E. I. R. would positively sail from Havre on the stcamship Napoleon on Saturday the 28th, due here about the 9th of May, _ ' _llmuunlil 30.â€"The straits of: Mackinaw are open. ‘The propeller Mon{gomery arrived ye!tadn_y_, being the first through. n2 The pottery of Thos. Coffin, near this city, was burned this morning. ‘The fire communiâ€" cated to the glass warchouse of Adams & Co,, a frame building, which was entirely destroyed. The total lossvis $16,000. _ * The Cholera is fast abating at the lower quarantine ; no deaths haye taken place, nor additional cases reported on board Hospital ohlf since Friday last, and all on board reportâ€" ed in a ftair way of recovery. 8 ; The Steamer Ailemanie, from Southampton on the morning of the 18th, arrived at 4 o‘clock this morning. Her general news are z&inly covered by advices perZerman yesterâ€" y. Pirtssurc, Pa., 29.â€"A fire yesterday conâ€" sumed the soap manufactory otf Kier, Adams & Co., and several small buildings. Loss $15,000. Bostox, 30.â€"The British steamer Bosphorus, from Liverpool 13th, Queenstown 15th, arrived toâ€"day, bringing 740 passengers. She has no sickness on board. + Nkw Yorr, 30.â€"The Heralds special says that the Miantonomah will soon go to the fishâ€" ing grounds to protect the rights of American fishermen ; and the Augusta will also be sent there. The Times special says : There is no truth in the statement that Council has been assigned to defend Jeff. Davis. The Tribune‘s special says: A majority of the Cabinet are in favor of the reconstruction Steamer Lafayette, from Havre on the 14th, atrived on Saturday night. Also steamers Gen. Grant and Mariposa, from New Orleans. Also stcamer Crusader, from Jamaica on the 18th, The commissioners appointed to enquire into the Jamaica insurrection had sailed for England, A PIII-ADILIII? 30th.â€"At a large meeting of the officers of 'h?n circles held in this city, yesterday, a committee. was appointed, under the chairmanship of District Head Centre Wynn, to proceed to New York and ascertrin trom Colonel O‘Mahony the object of the recent movements of officers at Head Quarters, and an explanation of the manner in which the funds are being expended. ‘The object of the committee is to satisfy the feeling of dissatisâ€" faction among the Fenians in this city, which is daily growing stronger. f | Mr. Stephens will address the people in difâ€" ferent cities. The Commercial‘s advices are of the evening of the 17th. & R Well informed people think a collision in British waters quite possible. _ _ New HMavex, Ct., 30th.â€"About 1 o’clo&k' this morning, one of the buildings of the Ne Haven clock comrny was discovered to be fire. In spite of the efforts of the fire depr all the buildings of the eomrny, seven in number were consumed. Eleven dwellhx houses in the vicinity were also burned, wi nearly all their contents. By this fire twen families are rendered houseless, and 200 w men thrown out of employment. The to loss is estimated at $200,000, The insurance, EMdofod. _ :. _ â€"â€"â€" j | Nzw York, 30thâ€"Among the passengers who will sail for California toâ€"morrow, is Count Onderkoff, who gl?« to join Col, Buckley at San Francisco. ‘The Count will represent the Russian Government, with the great telegraâ€" phic expedition which will be fully under way. _ _Nzw Yorx, 30th.â€"The Posts. telegram d-.yl, that the t)tnk.gd col:ilmittee hndecid;fn toâ€" y, to report nst the creation of any more national banks. t Large numbers of counterfeit $5 ‘on the Oneida County Bank were put in circulation in Brooklyn this morning. R i The Commercials special says, the Austrain Minister has advertized his furnished apartâ€" ments, and expects the next European steamer will bring news of the sailing of Austrian t.roorc for Mexico which will ensure his reâ€" ceiving his passport fromt Secretary Seward. â€"â€" The steamer Zina from Liverpool arrived. News anticipated. The Commercial‘s money article says, the stock market opened quiet with fewer buyers. There was a partial fall in prices espocially Fitts, and M.S. Bath which closed about 2}¢. lower than that on Saturday. Butter in Boston has gone up to 72¢ n_lPonnd since the abrogation of the Receiprocity Treaty . Mongini, the new temor in London, gets $3,000 per ‘month. New Parerâ€"A new dl.ilL paper is about to be ll;\u:d inh,'l'omn‘t'o‘.l It is to %dhd the Daily Telegraph, a 11 make its first appearâ€" ance about the middle of the ensuing month. Mr. J. Ross Robertson, of the Globa‘n‘ Mr. Jarges B. Cook, of the Leader, are the ¢ditors and proprietors. ‘We have not received the pectus, but from the long experience of m gentemen in the newspaper line, we predict that the Daily Telegraph will commend itself to a large share of public favor. , While Mr. Robertson assumed the management of the local department of the ‘Globe, that newsâ€" per wonderfully improved in local interest. Eh withdrawal, therefore, from the editorial corps of the Globe, will be ‘u loss severely felt, British Imports» x The imports into the United Kingdom for the years 1864 and 1865, were as follows :â€" 1864. â€" 1865. From British Possessions£ 98,744,494 £ 72,865,067 £274,052,172 £271,134,009 Total decrease in 1865.., £ 3,817,203 It will be noticed from the foregoing that while there was an increase in the imports from foreign countries of over seventeen million of pounds, there was a falling off in the amount received from British possessions of nearly twentyâ€"one millions, the chief decrease being in the East indies of nearly fifteen millions, and in Hong Kong, Bermada, and the West Indies, of about two millions each. pening of Navigation on the Upper 9 & Lakess and noteasily supplied. We wish the new daily every success.â€"Kingston Daring and successful Bank Robbery. Stephens to arrive in New York hert weeks The German question continued gerious # Foreign Countries.. 181,207,678 198,269,902 Destructive Fire at Eric, Pa. COMMERCIAL , " what have I done Yesterday‘s Montreal Markets» ols Montreal, April 30. Frourâ€"Super Extra.......................$8 25 @ 8 50 Y in nromaeenmnemmne & :) 40. . A FRAbY rclemnensttarranscrccaness. T Bb TiBe e Welland Canal Superfine...... 6 70 @ 6 90 BHG FIOGE :111 iss zccecss»sss00se« 8 00 t 8 T8 Waurarâ€"Super No. 1 Canada........... 6 70 @ T 10 No 1 Western .................... 6 70 @ 6 90 No & 8 . sylesicscssisiveaeee O D t t $0 Canada Wheat.................. 1 35 @ 1 40 Waskom # â€" ..cc......llls 1 B# TH Wararâ€"Super No. 1 Canada........> No 1 Western ...................« No. 2 | " \ .uuccusccmres Canada WheRt.........csss«»»» Oatsâ€"Per 32 lbs.... Barueyâ€"Por 48 lbs Butrezâ€"Dairy ...... BARLEYâ€"Por 48 Ib8...............«........ $§ @ _ 60 BUITERâ€"DBIFY ....ccccucnemminencrermences ©â€" 200@ BT Storeâ€"PAcked.................u«. _ 23 @ _ 25 ASHEBPOW.revirccenisccsscrics esc ssssnss.. 6 BR t § B1 PORENGs sccicincs rmecsccrarcmicte s T 00 @126 FLOURâ€"Receipts liberal. Market quiet, and a shade easior. f 4 GRAINâ€"No transactions. PROVISIONSâ€"Generally urichanged. ASHESâ€"Pots dull and receding. Pearls firm. GOLDâ€"Opened at 127}, and closed at 1274. COTTONâ€"Steady at 33 @ 34c for middling. FLOURâ€"Receipts 6,685 bbis. _ Market closed dull, and 10 cents lower. Sales 6,800 barrels at $7 z:)Ta 7 800 for sound superfine State ; $7 90 @ 8 40c for extra State ; $8 45 @ 9 100 for choice State ; $7 70 @ 7 80c for super Western ; $7 90¢ @ @ 8 00c for common to medium extra Western ; $9 00e @ 9 256 for common to good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio. Canada Flour dull and 100 lower. ~ Sales 150 bbis at $8 10 @ 8 90¢ for common ; and $9 00 @ 12 00c for good to choice extra. . WHEATâ€"No receipts. Market 2 @ 3c lower Small sales of old Winter Red: Wostern at $2 37c. RYEâ€"Steady. Sales of Wostern at 78c ; and 91¢ for State. BARLEYâ€"Dull. â€" CORNâ€"Receipts 16,792 bushels. Market very dull. inlel 32,000 bushels at 83 @ 850 for unâ€" sound ; and 85@ 876 for sound mixed Western in both store and delivered. OATSâ€"Market dull at 43 a 49 cents for new Western ; 57 @ 606 for sound do; 60 for Canada; and 630 for State ; 576 for Jorsey. PORKâ€"~Sales 6,450 bbis at $27 00 @ 82 370 for new mhess, closing at $27 25¢ for cash ; and $26 00c @ $27 25 for old do. BEEFâ€"Quiet. Por 8. 8. Hermann. LATEST ENGLISH MARKETS. , Liverpool, April 17. COTTONâ€"Sales yesterday 12,000 bales. Market firmer, and jd @ 1d higher for American, and steady and unchanged for other descriptions. Specâ€" ulators and exporters took 3,000 bales. : > $\ BREADSTUFFSâ€"Firm. No market since Africa sailed. ; PROVISIONSâ€"Dull and nominal. Lard easier. PRODUCEâ€"Sugar fiat. Coffee steady: Rice steady.â€" Ashes steady. Resin steady. Spirits turpentine firm at 48s @ 50s, Petroleum small sales. Clover seed active at 36s @ 40s for Ameziâ€" can red. 4 casior. 83« inactive. Lard dull and nominal. Tallow steady. â€" PRODUCEâ€"Spirits turpentine steady at 49s @ 50s for American. Resin quiet and steady. i LivErroot, April 19th. > BREADSTUFFSâ€"Flour in improved demand ; Western Canal, por 196 lbs., 24s. 6d. to 7d. ; Philaâ€" delphin and Baltimore, 258. 64#27. Wheat in good dpn: ; American white and mixed per 100 lbs., 108. 98. to 11s.; red, 9s. 10d, to 10s, 44. Corn, white per 480 lbs., 29s. 5d. to 30s.; mixed 19s. ; yellow 20s. to 29s. 34. is Liverpool, Aprit 16. COTTONâ€"Sales 24,000 bales, ‘Wn‘ 6,000 bales to speculators and exportetss" Market firm with an upward tendency, at an‘advance of 1d per lb. Middling upland quoted at about 15d. Manchester market dull and irregular. BREADSTUFFS~Flour firmer and advanced 6d. Wheat firmer and advanced 1d @ 24. Corn firm, with a slight advance. ASHRSâ€"About 150 bbis. potâ€"ashes sold during the week at 33s., and market dull at those rates. Pearls nominal at 36@37s. Consols 86# @ 864 f« oo Block for money ; Stocks : :;’:.::;.““ Illinois c.&.lfi 0'731; Erie k # @ There has been an average amount of business done during the past week. A good steady demand has existed for most descriptions of stocks, and sales to a considerable amount effected at regular prices. Receipts have been moderate at the same time, so that stocks show no accumulation. SPANISH SOLEâ€"The sales of the week have been quite up to the receipts. There is some inâ€" quiry for shipments to the Lower Ports, but we have not heard of any sales of magnitude. ‘There is an improved demand for Buenos Ayres. SLAUGHTER SOLE is in less request, and to effect sales in quantity some concession from outside quotations would have to be submitted to. HARNESSâ€"Receipts for some time have been light, and the stock is becoming reduced, but with only moderate demand, prices are unchanged. BUFF AND PEBBLEDâ€"Prices of the latter are less firm, owing to increased supply, especially of secondâ€"hand stock. Buff is unchanged. PATENT AND ENAMELLEDâ€"Are still in very limited supply, quite unequal to the demand from the West and Lower Provinces. CALF SKINSâ€"Are in small demand, with no very desirable stock in market. HLDESâ€"There have been sales made at quotaâ€" tions, but there is no special improvement in the WAXED UPPERâ€"Is less active, the sales for the week having been of small lots only. GRAINED UPPERâ€"With improved inquiry, ready sales have been made of all received. SPLITSâ€"Coqntinue in demand, with sales at full prices. / SHEEP SKINSâ€"The stock of Russetts is almost exhausted. Colored Linings are also in limited On Thursday, the 26th inst., at the Villago of Pendleton, county of Prescott, the wife of J. C. M Delesderniers, Esq., of a daughter. Puyvsicixg Horsks.â€"Many persons physic their horses undyâ€"upoeifl( every spring. This is a ‘rmnw, and one vh{dl has emtho loss of many valuable horses, as physic, as it is usually Sbich ::nll iJ prover fataly it sisg wu::.kwd" w y proves ; it also ens the horse, and thus renders him more liable to disease, Or less able to throw it offâ€"what is required is a medicine which will ornh “ruly upon the bowâ€" olo.ndmnmlnr lungs, removing all obstructions rom, purifying the blood, and enabling all the u‘anlo do their work, without overtaxing any, which is accomplished by the use « Darley‘s Arabian Heave Remedy and émdluon Medicine." â€" It is always safe and certain. Romember the name, and see that the signature onA eraprrcp. 8 n pan o yman, Ne M = tors fm C s. Bold by all cine m April 30. 113â€"4 Why are Bristol‘s Sugar=Coated Pills a Popular Medicine?!â€"Bocause they relieve the bowels, tone the stomach, n&ulm zgo liver, and promote the general vigor of the system, without they create an A&pfi' etite and revive the mental enerâ€" gies. Because they never ‘godlu tenesmus, but act like a healifig baim on the irritated membranes arsirem poorics tor pore reprte ie netintiions, re ve ious, and 'x"“'*Pd'l""'-' hy '!-*r:-v are composâ€" promote the general vi of the |{.nol. without uuh‘pd:.‘.m‘trdruuu not followed by increased constipation, and the necessity for larger doses. Because they are a safe cathartic fgrm weakest, as well as active enough to relax the consti passages Egi"uq'. 's._'*'n.e" cause they ugm appetite and revive the mental enerâ€" and substance of which they are com; ed. m they act in m’-m.n&:, and without violence. Because no human being who ever used them has been disappointed in the effects. And, finally, because they are a family medicine, for which there is no substitute. ‘The: mfl;.p:‘flnnvlfll.ulwnlhophuyc:é mate. cases from, or aggravated hmmhw“mmu used in connection with the pills, _ 1132 FLOURâ€"Dull and declining. WHEATâ€"2 @ 36 lower. CORNâ€"Dull and in favor of buyers. PORKâ€"Firm ; New Mess, $27 250 for cash LARDâ€"Heavy, at 17} @ 21¢. PROVISIONSâ€"Boef dull. Pork steady. Bacon Puyvsicixe Horsss.â€"Man New York Markets. SPECIAL NOTICES. London Por 8. 8. Hibernian. LATEST MARKETS BIRTH. New York, April 30 GREAT EXCITEMENT PAPERâ€"HANGINGS! For Drawingâ€"Rooms, Halls, Bedâ€"Rooms, &¢, &¢, PERRY DAVIS‘ VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER 1Â¥9*Beware of Counterfeits and &&& wWORTHLESS IMITATIONS. March 5, 1866. R.: BA PON a&. CO‘EH, Haye® you moment, but Destroyer." and was nev are iminedi and the pric by all medic lrautu 18 Stupmorm.â€"To prevent or conquer discase is pne of the grandest attainments ever aimed at by man; and Bryan‘s Pulmonic Wafers will as surply cure coughs, colds, tickling in the throat, and pulmonary complaints, as war and pesâ€" tilence will destroy. Severe colds, if not attended to, sooner or later lead to incurable ealunmrion, and the strength of the stnmm soon fails if neâ€" ‘Illeeted. The readiest and means known for the cure of these complaints is " Bryan‘s Pulmonic Wafers," which have been thoroughly tried for the last twenty years, and have mever been known to fail. Singers and public speakers will also derive great benefit from the use of them. Sold by all medicine dealers at 25 cts. per box. 113â€"4 PERRY DAVIS‘ PAIN KILLER As an internal remedy, has no equal. In cases of Cholera, Suimmer Compllint.l’ylpcml.bynntery, Asthma, it cures in one night, by taki &it internalâ€" ly, and bathing with it freely. It is the best liniâ€" ment in America. Its action is like magic, when externally applied to bad sores, burns, scalds, and sprains. For the sick headache and toothache, d!:n"t fail to try it. IEK""’“' it is a Pain Killer. Prery Davis‘ Pary Kiurr.â€"This medicine has become an article of commerce, a thing no mediâ€" cine ever became before. Pain Killer is as much an item in every bale of goods sent to country merâ€" chants as tea, coffee, or sugar. This speaks volâ€" umes in its favor â€"Glen Falls Mossenger. _ 113â€"2 INNIIATIOK WA u-rno-w whereabouts of WM. ALEXANDER BLACKâ€" FORD, who left his home in this city three months ago. Amy information concerning him will be t.(l;;nkhlly received by his parents. Address l'n.lu ce. 14â€" Who is Mrs. Winsiow? As this question i frequently nsked, we will simâ€" rly say that she is a lady who, for upwards of thirâ€" y years, has untiringly devoted her time and talâ€" ents as a Female Ph{:leh.n and nurse, prine.ifnuy among children. She has especially studied the constitution and wants of this numerous class, and, as a result of this effort, and practical knowledge, obtained in a lifetime spent as nurse and physician, she has eomro;mdod a g:odnn‘ Syrup, for children teething. Itoperates like magicâ€"giving rest and health, and is, moreover, sure to regulate the bowâ€" els. In consoquence of this article, Mrs. Winslow is boeomin:r:orld-movned as a benefactor of her race ; children certainly do risE ur and bless her ; upocidl{ is this the case in this city. . Vast ‘qun-‘ tities of the Sood:ilfi Syrup are daily sold and used here. We think Mrs. Winslow has immortalized her name by this invaluable article, and we sinâ€" cerely believe that thousands of children have been ung from an nrlgor‘nnn bg its timely use, and that millions fllot un will share its benefits, and unite in calling her blessec. No mother has disâ€" charged her duty to her ml’efln&Iiwe one, in our opinion, until she has given it the benefit of Mrs. No‘rlcl.â€"-‘hu OFFICE of EDW ARD BURâ€" STALL, of Quebec, is REMOVED tothe Buildâ€" ing, corner of St. Patrick and Sussex Streets, Lower Town, formerly occupied Ig the late Wm. B. Mcâ€" Intosh, Ecq._ 3 . FISHER, Aoxxr. 35 of which are cleared and in a good state of culâ€" tivation. Winslow‘s Soothing Syrup. Ezrii'n&&n'â€"fiti;lfir’ xow.â€"Ladies‘ Visitor, New York City. _ old by all dealers in Medicines at 25 cents a This Farm is beautifully situated n the Rideau mmblvo'nun from t{o city, and will be sold Wl, THE UNDERSIGNED MER» chants of the Cit{ of Ottawa, hereby W. toolononrmpoetin“}auuolhduuu 0 O°‘CLOCK, p.m., on Wednesday, the 2wd of May inst, for the purpose of giving our employees an oppoflg;iy.of'j):in:;z in !fl m"'rlon dfi;:’bul- Iong Gove neral on that day : E. McGillivray, Geo. W. Blyth, l‘T & Russell, Thos. Isamce, Geo. Cocker, Jas. Hope, E. K. MacGillivray, Thos. Patterson, John Roberts, Charles Austin, Dennis Whelan, Jas. Buchanâ€" an, Al{;u & Huckell, H. Meadows & Co., A. Campbell, C. W’ni:rlc‘tren, z h:l Buk;rvg:: Chas. Sparrow, , W. As eson O‘Meara & Co., H. McCormick, Workman & Ottawa, May 1 1866. :z( 1 866. STEAMBOAT CoOMPANY. SPRING ARRANGEMENTS. densburgh Railway Wharf ev@y Mu.{.,"o]- nesday, and Friday, on arrival of the from the cast at 1 p.m., Prescot & Ottewa Railway Wharf at 1:5 p.m., touching at Morristown, Brockâ€" ville, Alexandria Bay, Clayton, Kingston, Sackett‘s Harbor, Oswego, Charlotte, and Toronto ; connectâ€" lnguK:rmwnh boats for Bay of Quinte; at Oswego the Oswego & Eyracuse Railroad for Byracuse, Utica, Albany, and New York, and Bingâ€" gers. For freight or THF FFOLTDAY. 0' AND AFTER MAY Ilté:ll’ UNTIL further notice, the Ontario Steamboat Comâ€" pany will run their large and commodious sideâ€" wheel steamers, BAY STATE,.................. m« ONTARIO,.....................Capt. J. B. Estes. CATARACT,...................Capt. J. H. Lepvarp. Forming & triâ€"weekly line between Ogdensburgh EMPRLSS,.....................Capt. C. B. DEW iT l'ww;nt:ulh_ommfir'i Railroad to Tickets sold to Montreal and all points West for American money. This line of steamers affords great ndvo-nE over all other lines, to the pleasure traveller or farâ€" -.rnwh‘vi&llnhn. bouu,::.,h.,h the Great West, for speod, comfort, safety. The boats of the Line need no comment. ‘l\c{'md- ficered by men of expdrience, proverbial for their Oltawa, May 1 and Toronto, and intermediate ports, lea ficered by men of ence, for their h mung is tos weull aot comibnts of thel postesr At Ottawa & Prescott R. R. Depot, 0 taws. epots to ’“utu.uf:’-u o l:nnny- men re mu ve First Class m-«m-: ;x P. v. }.Aam,mn-n-w o Hv T _ °. C i Abucbiuiatet .ttd raitbnt 4* 97 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Ottawa, May 1 t April 9, 1866 For farther particulars, apply to JOHN M. GARLAND, Of Garland, Mutchmor & Co., Sparks Street, " Mess â€" Ottawa, C. W. _ May 1. T. Skinner, John Green, P. Wr‘i’m. A. B. Porkins, C. T. Bate & Co., T. & W. Hunton, Esmonde Bros., Geo« Hat Thos. Beament, J. Leslic, James Starke & Co., McDougal & Co., Geo. Mortimer, D. Chisholm, Fingland & Draâ€" Etr, Robert McCullough, A. Masson, Edward rant, Pratt & Co., F. G. Crosby, Graham & Co. ART LOT NO. 26, CONCESSION A, Griffin, Geo. J. Marston, jr., H. F. MacCarthy, Rideau Â¥ront, Nepean, cont«imng 91 acres, AMERICAN EXPRESS LINE ONTARIO (English, French & German Teteo it?â€"If not, don‘t delay anotHer fie! a bottle of the "Canadian Pain t is far abead of any other medicine, er known to fail. All aches and Knu itely and permanently removed by it, > places it within the reach of all. Sold inc dealers. + 113â€"a DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE. TX i ATTOL, Acur, Eâ€"ITDBHAU STHEEmTr, LARGE IMPORTATIONS OoF 114â€"3 114â€"2 65â€"6m 114â€"4 95â€"4 NOTLICOE Dissolution of Coâ€"Partnership, oTICE ll““!lz GIVE®, THAT N the Pamnnhip he existing between ROWE &, BOYDEN, as Auctioncers, General A , and Commission Merchants, is this day disâ€" nrv:d“ by expiration of time.| All debts contracted by the firm will be paid by A. Rowe, and all debts due the late firm, will be .collected by him. AMOS ROW{., ____JOSEPH BoypEX. ko ersigned, in connection with the above, woul e present opportunity of returning his «i th tordn plublic generally for L. li pouom or, ast two years, and would say that he wi bofifid as usual at the old Augâ€" tion Room, No. 42, Ridean Street, where he will be lad to#eo his old customers, and would that Eo has ®esured the sorvices of a man -s."l long and favorably known in connection with the Auction business, who will be found ready during his abâ€" sence, to transactall business in his name. AMOS ROWE, Avomoxees. N. B.â€"All partics indebted to the late firm are u?mw to make immediate payment. wa, May 1. 1143 Ottawa, April 30, 1866 oNX THE 10thk OF MAY NEXT, ceived by the Sexior Compesariat OrFiCtR, at MoxtzzaL, til} Noon, Military Hospitals, Undermentioned Supplies, At per 100 Ths. _ _ FRESH BEEF AND MUTTOX, At per 100 lbs. FORAGE, _ At per Ration. FUEL WOOD, At per Cord, English measure COALE, :: * T At per Chauldron of 36 Winchester bushels. LAND TRANSPORT, * Such as shall be demanded by the Commissariat. Tenders must be made on Printed Forms, to be obtained at the Commissariat Office, Ottawa, where all information may be obtained. . i ON 10th MAY, 1866, Use of/the Troops! Tenders must have the actual signatures of Prinâ€" cipal and Suretios. PeU~Prices to be stated in Currency. _ 114â€"ttem &T C W A.. MI;:O:J of occupatigh by to 30th September, 1. BREAD. 2. BEEF, MU N 4 and FOWLE 3. POTATOE FR VEGETA»~ BLES, MILK BUTTER. 4. BOTTLED BR ; GIN, GRO= _ The steamer leaves Steambost Landing, foot ot uevs Aprii 26, 1006 * **** > steck BUILDING, Queen QcrarterrQ® s us Orfy or Orrawa, From date of ion to Septembe BREAD, _ _ _ ci sarint Office, Ottawa, with any other information which may be required. The Tenders must have the actual signatures of Principal and Surcties. 114â€"tiam Ottawa to Montreal ! G@ERS to Montreal. CLOTHING, &c. * Tenders must be made on Printed Forms, to be obtained from the Commissarist Office, Ottawa, vmminl;lf-mmm:ohl‘:‘thu Beparate Tenders u E:u,uelmdm,uflltrfilhwz Benior Commissariat Officer to accept any or all of the Four Schedules. â€" 1. WASHING and REPAIRING BED« DING. And for PALLIASSE STRAW, AT rn’gw PRICE. K@~ BEWARE OF®COUNTERFEITS AND WORTHLESS IMITATIOXN®. March 5, 1866. 65â€"6m Patent Fire Extinguisher. at the Russeil HouseYWhere a specimen of the apâ€" paratus can be examined. _ _ _ _ e HA.I coOMMEXCED HER REGULAR ‘TRIPS, conveying MAILS and PASSEN CERIES, &c,, 4j Also for the following services :â€" TT 84 aomiiees Te aale of the thotemes LING AGEMAor the ‘sale of the above new Fire Extinguisher, @@‘Extinctour), is now stopping QUEEN VICTORIA, oys o OBT AINING EK BOARD in a respectable Frenck Canadian PER? DA VIS ETABLE PAIN \KILLE R1 Ottawa, April 26. French Boarding House. Commissariat Office, Montreal, WASHING HOSPITAL BEDDING, * At per 100 Bundles, of 12 lbs. each. Prices to be stated in * Imdfmmmwcâ€"b April 26, 1866. t ENXDERS, MARKED ox‘"TuE Exâ€" VELOPE " Tenders for Supplics," will be teâ€" COMMISSARILAT, o‘rnw;u.\-»‘ April 26, 1866. .v'mnzxr.n?' IAIK,ID 08 THE EK» w« Mfl ‘or M m. will be received at the COMMISSARIAT, OTTAW A, ‘ April 26, 1866. ENDERS, MARKED ON THE EN« VELOPE, " Tender for Barrack Services," will For the can do so on COMMISSARIAT, OTTAWA, THE STEAMER Bervices for the s) 10 14â€"3 Exbibit cluding Fairs of 1 Three 8t for qual & Wilson broidery running, No Ap19â€"1 lâ€"y