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x Â¥C, AYs r & “wl 181 ausal to THE TIME® Additional _ Particalars of the Loss of the ¢¢ Hibernia." Livyerpoor, December 9.â€"The .following siditional particulars of the loss of the Hibernia bhave been reccived: Theâ€" principat cause of" the disaster was the breaking of a **ecrew shaft inside the screw pipe. The screw got loose and demaged the stern post and F muing a tearful leak, through which a rolume of water rushed into the hold. Erery attempt was made to save the ship, but astrong gale prevailed st the time, with a beary ses, and it was found impossible .to Mop the leak. _ The steamer was rapidly setâ€" A deputation trom a Toronto meeting in tavour of the Georgian Bay Canal, lately preâ€" sented the Provincial Secretary with an adâ€" Arâ€"ss, praying for the Council to advise the Lieutenant.Gevrernor to send a message to the House, recommending it to grant ten million a"tese to the Georgian Bay Canal. The answer is published toâ€"day. lo its reply the Council sys it cannot recommend His Excellency to alÂ¥vige the alienation of so large a part of the yablic domain, as they feei to do so would pledge the Government to press a project on the intention of the Government to, throw open the whole district from Muskoka to Lanâ€" ark, ecxtonding frse graats in rear of Victoria and H«stings. Inabout a month a range of townaships would be thrown open. The Bill to empower Kingstom to sell cerâ€" tain lands passed through committes. The Bill to incorporate the Ontgrie Mutual Life Insurance Company was n‘aired back to the Private BiUs Committee. The Bill to incorporate the Ottawa St. Anâ€" Cdrew‘s Society passed through committee ; sad that to incorporate the Ottawa»Protestant Beneft Society was read a second time. The late Mr. Dow‘s funeral took place this aftâ€"rsoon, and was very numerously attended. The deceased bas left a fortune of three hunâ€" dred thousand pounds, a great portion of it to John Campbell, of Huron, Ont., bhas been chosen to deliver a valedictory address on beâ€" half of the medical graduates at the Convenâ€" tionu of the McGill University in May next. 1 commmbngainet <pammes tion was the receipt ot a minute of Council siking for a conferenee, which had been held. The Government would ask for an approâ€" priation in aid of immigration in a few days. Â¥r. Macdougall moved that staps should be taken to encourage sâ€"ttloment by a free graat e‘ territory. Hon. Mr. Richards said that the Governâ€" ment, in offering free grants, strove to place attlers on land where their presence would not confdict with the lumberinterest., It was Ward and Berry, who so gallantly rescued tae crew of the schooner lately wrecked on the island; were toâ€"day presented with $20 by the British American Iosurance Company. Several parties left toâ€"day for Scarboro, to bold meetings in the interest of the Nipisâ€" s«ing Railway. + Last night one Hodder made a disgracefal assault on Mr. J. R,. Robinson, on« of the proâ€" prirtors of the Telegraph, in the Queen‘s Hotel. The assauited party promptly threw bimsclf into a defensive attitude, but nothing very serious resulted, as the parties were quickly separated. Hodder considers himself aggrieved by some paragraphs lately publishâ€" ed in the TelegrapA, hence the assault. The Telegraph refers to the mattcr toâ€"day in very An important Bill before the Education Committee abolishes Grammar School Boards ; places all schools in oune section under one board ; alters the designation of Grammar Scbools to High Schools ; provides for the establishment of such schools on condition that the board shall vote a sum of less than three hundred dollars a year tor their mainâ€" tenance of the funds; High and Common Schnols to be distinct. None to be admissible to the High School watil they have passed an eramination. That done girls also may enter but the system of education for them is not to be so exclusively classical as formerly. _ The House last night reached only the seoâ€" cond clause of the Central District Prisons Bill The debate on the Bill was very warm. _ The Bill to amend the law as to Bills passed through committee. m _ The Bill forthe protection of sheep from doge was allowed to stand orer u‘-til Monday. te H-o’ which it was not prepared to do. Ths Bill amending the charter of the nacâ€" rowâ€"gauge rail ways by allowiag municipalities t> taise the taxes about two cents on the «Jollar, when requisite to pay the benus, was before 1 committee of the House toâ€"day. Several members warmly opposed the meaâ€" mre, and the committee adjourned till toâ€" ~etow . The pigeonâ€"sheoting tournament at Leslicâ€" ville ended yesterdayrsevening. Mr. Burton, of Markham, wow the championship of the Special 10 THE TIMES. The Bill for the better protection of game was read a third time. _ CABLE NEWS. Â¥zing of the boat. losmos, December 10.â€"A Constantinople lespatch, jist received, says the Suitan has ant his uitimatum to the Grecian Governâ€" rent at Athen«, requiring an answer in fire dars. The Governments of France and Engliand sustain the demand. â€" All branches otf trade is exceedingly dull. The prices of four are unchanged Â¥r. Gmbam moved to havre the petitions in faror of the grant of land to the Georgian Bay Canal referred to a seldct committeo. The Attorneyâ€"General said that the petiâ€" tions could not be ref:tred, as the petitioners seked foraid. . C Cns C lamnl ow c WWe s TK s . FAkene _ {n amswer to Mr. Scott, of Grey, the Attorâ€" peyâ€"General said the only correspondence with the Dominion Government on immigraâ€" 8 wi o uoo n uen Pm o e C n Duncan, the man who set fire to and robbed the examining warehouse, has pleaded guilty. Hisaccomplice, Charles Langevin, was arrested It is rumoured that Hon.John Rose and Hugh Allan, Esq., are to be created taronets. The 69th officers have a tall at their messâ€" room toâ€"night. Out of sitteen cases brought before the Queen‘s Bench in appeal, cleven were sucâ€" cessful. A The ice bridge has formed below the citz. The terry steamer Hochelaga was frozen in in the middle of the river, and a gang of men is at work cutting her out. _ Some other Bills advanced a stage, and the House adjournâ€"d. > ting ‘when the boats were lowered, and the pssengers and crew all embarked. Excelâ€" leut order was maintaine«d by the officers, who Lowpox, December 10.â€"Bullion in the vault al the Bank of England has décreased £246,â€" W zince the last report. kepiths crew under complete control, and prevrented all panic among the passengers. _â€"Losb0s, Decâ€"mber 10.â€"A telegram has BM reached here announcing the arrival off «»dRegal, Ireland, of one of the missing boats £Lou the lost steamship Hfibernian. This boat contain=d the 2ad mate of the Hisernian and WWo other persons. Twentyâ€"cight, all told, Catest by Eclegraph, «s Via fi«w} 4‘-Line. 3 " * â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"*sRoNTO. _ ine members of the new ministry had an * sdience with the Queen yesterday, and forâ€" «liy acce their appointments. . The mm.. appointmenis in the new vovernment are of :ally annpounced : Wm. E. Forster, viceâ€"President of the Board 4 Education. James Stanfield, Jr., Acton S. Ayrton, and 0-':!0 Grenfell Glyn, Jr , Lords of the Treaâ€" ".R.G!.l Duff, Underâ€"Secretary for Inâ€" Hon. Wm. Monsel! Underâ€"Secrotary b?(,ohnh‘l Department. oxTtiaRl1o LEGISLATURE. , but 25 were drowned by the capâ€" sEKCONXD DESPATCH, THIRD DESPATCH. GREAT ‘BRITAINX. MONTREAL. 1st Legislative A ssembly. Moxtrazar, December 10 Tozoxto, December 10 Tozroxto, December 10. oroxto, December 10 New York Markets» ' New Yorx, December 10.â€"Cotton quiet and firm at 25¢c.â€"Flour, a fair busin=ss doing, and receipts 8400 barsels. Sales 3,000 barrels at $5.90 @ 6.25 for Superfine State and Western ; $6.15 & 7145 for Common to Choice Extra State ; $7.00 @ 8.35 for Common to Choice Extra Western.â€"Rye flour steady at $8.60 @ 8.50.â€"Wheat quiet. Receipts 1,400 bushels. Sales 10,000 bushels at $1.60 for No. 2 Spring. â€"Rye quiet.â€"Corn scarcely as firm. Receipts 1,600 busheis. Sales 39,000 bushels at $1.12 @ 1.14 tor Unsound ; $1.144 @ 1.17 for Sound Mixed Western.â€"Batley dull.â€"Oats easier. #eipts 13,000 bushels. Sales 89,000 bushels at T19jc. @ 85¢c. for Western afioat.â€"Pork dull and heavy at $25.50 @ 26.00 for new L Mess ; $25.75 for old ¢o.â€"Lard firmer at 16ic. for steam ; 16¢c. @ 16]c. for kettle rendered. the Home Department. “:’Jl.lvl_-At-tl;;;”Oitwli, Underâ€"Secretary for the Foreign Department.. The Times of this morning has a long ediâ€" torial on the message of President Johnson. Alluding to the Alabama negotiations, . it says that the English Government has shown every desire to make an arrangement, and it is difficalt to believe that the President‘s cabinet, or a hoslile majority in Congress, will throw over a settlement arrived at, after so long and labotious a negotiation. The new Parliament of the United Kingâ€" dom was opermed this afternoon by Royal Commission. The usual speech from the throne was omitted. The House of Commons reâ€"elected the Right Hon. John Evelin Denâ€" nison as Speaker. Liverroot, December 10.â€"One of the misâ€" sing boats from the ZHibernia has arrived on the coast of Ireland. . The.ss Patrie‘** on the U« $. President‘s Message» & Paris, December 10.â€"The Patrie on the Message ot Prcsident Johnson says that in view of the approaching close of his adminisâ€" tration it is uaimportant, and the only point calling for attention is the recommendation respecting direct elections. The Prussian House of Deputies. Bzeaity, December 10. â€"Count Bismark, in the Prussian House of Deputies, toâ€"day assentâ€" ed to the proposal to carry the expense of the foreign affairs of North Germany to the budâ€" get after 1870. In answer to a proposition that Prussia should follow the liberal example of Austria he asssrted that the Prussian people had enjoyed all the liberties now inâ€" augurated by Austria for over twenty years. Nsw Yorr, December 10.â€"The Hlerald‘s Madrid special says news from Cadis, up to a late hour last night, has reached here. The insurgents in that city still occupy the Hoâ€" tel ds Ville and surrounding houses, and have erected barricades. The government troops occupied the custom house and buildings in the neighbourhood up to tha city gate. All foreign consuls have taken refuge in the custom house. The civil Governor of Cadiz had gone to San Fernando. The insurgents bave forced into their ranks all ableâ€"bodied men. The prison convicts and formey rural guards hare joined the insurgents. Teleâ€" grams from San Fernando say the moveâ€" ment is reactionary, and carried on in the rame and with the elements of Republicanâ€" ism. The insurgents seem to be well supâ€" plied with money. e .z > Messrs, Young & Radford are the sole agents in Ottawa for the Waltham watches. The civil Governor of Saragossa telegraphs that the republicans there intended to attempt a release and arm the convicts, but precauâ€" tions were taken which prevented the int=ndâ€" ed plot from being carried out. Eruption of Mount Ktina. Nsw York, December 10.â€"The Heralds Vallâ€"t1 special says despatches from Sicily reâ€" port & fresh eruption of Mount Etna. ~On Tuesday eveniog the valcano broke out with increased violence, ejecting flame and lava until fire e‘clock this meorning. Torrents of lava devastated the surrounding country, the ashes falling upon the town of Acireale, and were blown even into the streets of Messina. On last accounts the mountain was enveloped in smoke, and laboured with deafning detonaâ€" tion. Great crowds gathered on the northern shore of Maita to witness the magnificent spectacle, which though 120 miles distant is distinctly seen London Money Market. Loxnox, December 10â€"a. m.â€"Consolsâ€" Money 924 ; Accounts 92} ; American securiâ€" ties quiet; Bonds 74} ; Erie 26§ ; Illinois Central 914. The World says the doctrines of the Presiâ€" dent, though susceptible of confutation, are such as an honest man may entertain. The United States Senate. Wasuixcrox, December 10.â€"Senateâ€"Mr. Edmunds called for the unfinished business of yesterday, stating that he was in favour of having the message read in order to show to the country the kind of a man who occupied the presidential chair. After a short distussion the Senate consented to the reading of the message, and the secretary began to read it from the point which he was interrupted at yesterday. When he hbad finished, Mr. Edmunds moved to lay the message on the table, and ordered it to be printed.â€"Carried. Liverroor, December® 10â€"a, m.â€"Cotton firm. Flour 25s. 64.â€" Red wheat 9s. 64. White wheat 12s, Corn 184. 9d. Barley 5s. Oats 3s. 7d. Peas 46s. Pork 873. Lard 661. The new Commandant for Havana«» Movements of the Inusurgents in Spain. Maparo, December 9.â€"M. Monge has been appointed cotomandant at Havana. The Opinions of the New York Press on tho‘ President‘s Message. New Yorrk, December 10. â€"The Heraid says the style of the Message is very good, and in its arguments and recommendations generally it is an able and reasonable State paper. The Tridune is very severe on the Message. The Times says if his words fall upon deaf ears he may only thank himself. Pustx, December 10.â€"The Session of the Hungarian Diet closed with a speech from the throne. The Emperor Francts Joseph euloâ€" gised the labours of Parliament as tending to establish harmony in all parts ot the monarchy. The Army Bill hs declared was a pledge for the integrity of the Kingdom, and for the continuance of peace. . He concluded with the hope that the most cordial feeling with Prossia would be maintained. The Hungarian Parliament. £ Pistg, November 9.â€"The Hungarian Parâ€" liament closed its session toâ€"day. _ <e7 THIS MORNING‘S DESPATCHES,. [For daily report of Ottawa. Markets, see Fourth Page.] es o nmsles Maprin, December 10.â€"An armistice of two days has been agreed to with the insurgents in Cadiz for the burial of the dead, and to alâ€" low women and children to leave the city. At its conclusion a combined attick will be made by the troops and fleet upon that quarter of the city occupied by the rebels,.. The Jlatâ€" ter bave set free and armed seven hundred counvicts from prisons and galleys. It is estimated that the rebels in C«adiz number _ Communication with Cadiz is interrupted. Itis said many families are about to leave there. The insurgents demand‘an armistics, which will probably be granted, and they be allowed to evacuate the city. The Hotel d« YVille and many adjoining houses are now held by the insurgents. . _ Masam, ?combor,lo.â€"'l'he insurgents in Cadiz have demanded terms of capitulation, which it is understood the Government is disposed to grant. > 3,000 fighting men. AMERICAN NEWS. Edward II. Huggeson, Underâ€"Secretary for .New York Money Market. Nzew Yorr, December 10.â€"Gold, 136 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Roported by Telegraph. Liverpool Markets. Via New York. HEUNGARY. PRU3SIA. FRANOE. SICILY Madoc Morcury . For the last two or three weeks, there has been nothing fresh to report; but we now have a few items to note for the bencfit of those who still feel an interest in the developâ€" ment of gold mining in this district. That the movement 1s not dead, the people of this village have had audible proo‘? during the last few days â€"the sound of the stcamâ€" whistle at the Richardson Mino crusher, though six miles and a half distantâ€"having been heard, both morning and evening, when work was commenced and finished thero for the day. The nows from that quarter, so far, is quite encouraging ; for we understand that the managing supcrintendent, Mr. J. H. Dunâ€" stan, has succeeded in still further reducing the cost of operations below the point menâ€" tioned some weeks ago; so that, now, even from the refuse rock (which is the quality reâ€" cently crushed) the returns have been equal to three times the working expenses. This is a most decided" turn in the long lane of disappointments and failures which has been so long travelled by the pioneers of gold minâ€" ing industry in the Quinte Division ; and it is to be hoped that a point has now been reached from which a fresh start will soon be made in a new direction. * Herarorc Axixars.â€"Among the wild anâ€" imals are elephants lions, tigers, wolves, bears, antelopes, stags, lynxes, porcupines, foxes, and wild boars, not to mention hogs and pigs and piglings innumerable, longâ€" tailed, shortâ€"tailed, and curlyâ€"tailed. Conâ€" cerning all these denizens of the forest,, the most remarkable thing is the unanimity that reigns among them in regard to one porticuâ€" lar matter ; what Iâ€"meano is, that, with an occasional exception in favor of the pigs and piglings, one and all of them stand on their hind legs. Whatever else they may do, they are sure to do that ; with their fore feet and paws they may push against some shield or hatchment, they may grasp as best they can a dagger or a battleâ€"axe, or flourish their tails aloft and expand their nostrils as if eager for the fight ; but under any circumâ€" stantes they decline to settle down on all tours, so that I am foreed to conclude that the position which is natural to their conâ€" geners is foreign to them. With regard to some of them there are certain cabalistic exâ€" pressions used which it is possible, it one could get at their signification, would throw some light on their history. Thus, concernâ€" ing a leopard with spotson his body as big as pancakes, i; is gravely stated that he is * countercompony of the first and second.‘"‘ If the reader can solve the mystery involved .n that expreasion he is : a much cleverer fellow thanI am. ~Again, a rorcupine pousâ€" setting, who has had his quills combed down smooth and sleek, is described as * gyrouny of eight,""‘ which expression is also too crabbed for my powers of peaetration. A lion who geems to stand ill at ease, as though on one leg rather than two, presents an inigma someâ€" what less »difficult ; concerning him it is said, "lion‘s garb erased in bend within a boudure, by which I understand some acciâ€" dent or other to the animal‘s leg; gamb means leg, of course, and the erasure, which must be an injury of some kind, may have been consequent on the brute‘s having put his foot into chancery somehow or other, as seems to me to be intimated by the terim "* within a boudure." In the case of one of the lynxes, I find the expressions made use of to describe him, or it may be someâ€" thing belonging to him, are " a bend cotised sa,‘"* the purport and propriety of which, T‘ am sorry to say, I am not lynxâ€"eyed enough to discover.â€"leisure Hour. ‘ bas been experimenting simply to test the value ot the process, with reterence to workâ€" ing the ores, both here and in the Western States the result obtained being _ most Eatisfactory to himself. Ores from‘ three or four other mines besides _ that from tao Merchants‘ Union shaft : have been testedâ€"the result by the electric process, in each case, coming up to within 2} per cent. of various fire assays also made. No trace of gold was visible in the tailings. The expense by this system, we are intormed, in awddition to mining, will be from $2.50 to $3 per ton. f ‘ â€"Jaines Willis, a sailor on the schooner M. Stalker, Oswego, was lost overboard oa Lake Huron, on the evening of the 25th ult., by the capstan bar knocking him over the rail, while prying the anchor_trom its place there. Ho was about 45 years old, and resided in Kingston, where he leaves a wife and five children. His money and clothing have been torwarded to his friends. | Dr. Rae, of Syracuse, New York, has been busily at work for the last four weeks at the Merchants‘ Union Mill, in this village, exâ€" perimenting, on a practical scale, with his patented electrical process of extracting the precious metals from the ore in wnich they may be contained. On Thursday, we visited the mill by invitation, and learned that ho â€"â€"On Monday, government officers Nellis and Kenny seized on an unlicensed brewery belonging to Mr. Zimmerman, of Burnberg, county ot Waterloo. It appears, says the Chronicle, that Mr. Zimmerman was suspected of purchasing more malt than he returned an account of, Ten kegs of beer and two large tuns in process ot brewing were found on the premises, The doors of the Merchants‘ Union Mill have so far been closed to the general public, but Dr. Rae will now be at liberty to see all callers who are interested in mining operaâ€" tions. * * A correspondent, under date of the 20th inst., writes from Tudor as follows : _ 4 ut Sll,â€"KDO'ing you h“ve mken an inmn!t ©LO0M, WHICi Will BV CUH TIPW UH mMUEuLEY HUAV MEC id gold mining in North Hastings, I here send | day previous to the sale, when catalogues will be you the results of assays made by A. E. Long | furnished, 3 & Co., from quartz taken frmxot No. 55, east | J. BERMINGHAM, side of the Hastings road, township of Tudaor, | s Auctioneer. from a shaft at the depth of 25 feet. The yield | Ottawa, December 10, 1868. 921td was dbout $30 por tou. â€" They have iInvented & | . â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"ooâ€"â€"â€"siumâ€"mucuâ€"uues new process of amaigamation, and they feel | By A. Rowe, Auctioneer. » confident that by their process they can take | the above amount of gcfid out of this lode of | ].'IE”"' exrifriTHs «604 quartz, even by the mill process. They showed | FROM SAEFFIELD, ENGLAND, me some fine samples of gold taken from difâ€" | a gyor ferent places to the north ot this, from quarts | Would Again beg leave to inform the pablic, more of lodes as far north as York River. It seems | ©§p¢Cially the citizens of Ottawa, that they have strange that those hunting for gold do not | returned and intend to offer another sale of their venture further nortb,when it has been proven | celebrated ELBECTROâ€"PLATE WARKR at Auc. beyond a doubt that the township of MadoC | tion, at the Rooms of A. ROWE. Amonget the lot is the southern extremity of the gold field, | will be found : and no one knuows how fnr north It EXACRUS." | _ m w.lc.s ~ AnaczAstahecs / HWaniznn _ Hetman EC tys The amalgamating machinery is certaioly the simplest and least complicated of any yet seen in these diggings. It consists "merely of the cylinder in which the ore is subjected to the action of a primary current of electricity. This clears the ore of all oleaginous matters that impede amalgamation, and renders the quicksilrer about 60 per cent. more active. Some of the mercury we were shown, which had been recovered after being worked with ore, looked as bright and lively as if it had been treated with Wurtz‘s sodium amalgum. The great difference in the appearance of the crushed ore, after it has been through the cyâ€" linder, clearly indicates that the process has some considerable effect upon it. Dr. Rae expresses the confident opinion that this is a good mining country â€"the great misâ€" take hitherto made being in not sinking shafts to a sufficient depth. Frerest.vs. Réav e al.â€"This case was heard at Cobeurg on Monday, and judgment was given for the plaintiff, with costs ; the injuncâ€" tion ‘previously obg‘ned against the Hon. Robert Read, to resttain him from proceeding with ‘his ejectment suit against the plaintiff and other defeudants, to recover possession of the west part of lot No. 16, in the 11th conâ€" cession of Marmora, being made perpetual. The Government has now adopted a very liberal policy with regard to mineral lands and mining regulations, and prospectors are now free to seek out mines on the crown lands without impediment. Nortg Hastixes Gono axp Irox im Excâ€" caxp. â€"From a letter just received from Ar. T. C. Wallbridge, dated the 12th instant, we learn that he was then in London, and busy at the School of Mines, with the mineralogical specimens (about eight hundred weight) that be took over with him. These specimens, our readers will be glad to learn, are attractâ€" ing a good deal of scientific attention, particuâ€" larly the iron ores from Madoc, and the gold ore from the Richardson Mine, and the gold in quartz from the Feigel Mins in Marmora.â€" Madoe News. Carpers axo House Furxisnincs.â€"Parties about to furnish will find a large and choice assortment of carpetings and house furnishâ€" ings, cheap, at Garland, Mutchmor & Co‘s. Carpets made and laid with despatch. GOLD MINING INTELLIGENCE. THE OTPTTAWA TIM}® S., DECEMBER 11. *Melodeons, Plated Ware, ir Tea Sets, Batter Csolers, Fish Sliges, Salvers, &c., &6. Several Oil Paintings, Plain and Coloured Steel Engravings, War Fruit under Glass Shados, Vases, Crusts, Books, House Linen, Blankets, Ladies‘ all wool Knitted Shawls, Opora Mantlos, and a large asâ€" sortment of other goods too numerous to enumerate» â€"â€"The reason why the stock of carpets and houso furnishing goods at T. & W. Hunton‘s is always the largest, best selected, and cheapâ€" est in the Province, is their having peculiar facilities in purchasing, by their resident agent selecting new designs as they come out, and taking advantage of fluctuations in the home markets. 899y â€"For a choice selection of New Tapestry, Brussells, Kidderminster and Imperial 3â€"ply Carpets, Cocon Matting, Floor Oil Cloths, Hearth Rugs, Crumb Cloths and Door Mats ; Damaeks, f{epps, Curtain Trimmings, Lace and Muslin Curtai®s, go to Magee & Russell‘s new Store, next door to Mr. John Leslic‘s, Sparksâ€"st. Messrs. Youre & Raprormp naving secured the services of firstâ€"class working jewellers in eiruscan, filagree, plain, fancy and solid gold work, and having made largoe additions to their work shop are now better prepared to execute any orders with which they may be entrusted than heretofore. Masonic jewels, gold and silver medals, and every kind of ewellery repaired. ; «â€"â€"Three Rivers, â€"Gen,ticmen, I am in re ecipt of the box of Black Tea you sent me ; the flavour is excellert, and the price is tar below what I have boen in the habit of paying. I have pleasure in recommending it, and you may expect my future orders. $ Yours very tuly, â€" _ _ _ _ _â€"J. F. GaUDEI . A large consignment of the Montreal Tea Company‘s pure teas have been received by the undersigned. There is no paint, dye, or black lead used in these teas to make them look well. Boxes, 12 lbs. and upwards. Ste advertisement for list of prices. | A consignment of sleighs and Cutters is ex. pested, and will be sold choap: . A large quantity of Housebold Furniture, New and Second Hand. The public are respecifully invited to visit the Auction Rooms, and inspect this large and va‘uable stock, which will be on view on Monday next, the day previous to the sale, when catalogues will be furnished. * HOUSEKHOLD FURNITURE * BY â€"AUCTIOX. Epergnes, .Chandelabras, Venilson, Salmon, Steak, Entre and Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers inmany varieties, Soup, Sauce and Vegetable Tureens, Kettles, with Lamps and Stands, Kottles, without Lamps, Tea Urns, Tea and Coffoo Serviâ€" ces, of no less than thirty different designs, Liquor Scands for one or three decanters, Cruet Stands, with three, four, five, six and sevon bottles of surâ€" passing elegance, being quite new designs, Pickls Frames, with elaborately wrought mountings, and Jars of richly cut ceystal, Ruby Claret Jugs, in cut glass and electroâ€"plate, Goblets lined with gold, and silver mJunted Cups, in quarts, pints and halfâ€"pints, richly chased and engraved, also lined with gold; Sugar Vases, Flower Stards, Salvers, Rutter Coolers,, Marmalade Stands, Honey Jars, Knifo Rests, Fish Carvors, in ‘cases. Table and Dessert Forks, Table, Dessert, Tea, Salt, Mustard, Egg and Sugar Spoons, in many styles; Soup, Sauce and Toddy Ladles to match. And in the great variety of Cutlery thero are Mahogxny cases, containing fortyâ€"four pieces ot Dessert Cutlery, with electroâ€"plated blades and forks, having handles of Pearl, Ivory, Agate and Electroâ€"plate; Table Cutlery, with African and other Ivory ; Horn, Bone, Shell, and Eleccroâ€"plate Handles ;‘ Dessert Knivres to match the Table Kanires; sets of 105 pieces; sets of 24 picces, and sets of 12 pieces, without cases ; the same in Beef Slicers, Beof and Game Carvors. Bread, Cake and Fruit Knives, with plain and ornamented blades and handles. In short, every description of Electro articles and Cutlery will be found in this immense stock. Wiil sell at his Auction Rooms, 72 Sussexâ€"st., on Alsoâ€"A large variety of Papier Machic W are, consisting of Tea Trays, Portfolios, Cabinet W riâ€" ting Desks, Gleve Boxoes, Work &al, &o., &c., all of which will be sold. : Thesubscriber has received a large consignment of assorted & The Auctioneer invites his friends and the pubâ€" lic generally to inspect this valuable stock, which wili be on view the dayâ€" previous to, and each morning ot sale. j 920ta A. ROWE, Auctioneer. from one of the largest manufacturing houses <f Montreal, which he will ofer f BY, PUBLIC AUCTION, 4T HIS ROOMS, at 10 o‘clock, a.m. mz See small bills, > s II. MCLEAN, Auctioneer and Com. Merchant, Bale will commence on THURSDAY, 17th inst., at hallâ€"past 3 p.m., and in the evening at 7 o‘clock ; Surter RoBzs aAxp otitEr® Fur Goops, the entire stock of ~STATIONERY, &c., SAVED FROM â€" _ THE FIRE, at.the Store of MESSRS. GRAILAM & CO., slightâ€" ly damaged by water, consisting of a % LARGE STOCK OF FIRSTâ€"CLASS GOODS, QN FRIDAY, the 11th DECEMBER, in the above line, in every variety. The stock amounts to ~OVER $15,000, Also, in sound order, to close consignments, the contents ot > ' 45 Pacmaoxrs AssorTED STATIONERY. Sale at ONE o‘clock, and at SEV.EN in the The subscribers will sell at their Stores, Nos. 48 and 50 St. Peterâ€"st., a ; 18 Sparksâ€"st., (where they are now on view), on Ottawa, Doc. 8, 1868, Terms liberal. BX 219t4 DAMAGED STATIONERY, &o. By Benning & Barsalou, Montreal. ALE OF p : Tuesday Next, the 15th Lostant, ‘By J. Bermingham. _ REAT CATALOGUE Sins By H. McLean. NNUAL TRADE SALE saATURDAY, THE 12TH INST., SLEIGH â€"ROBES, AND ~OTHZR FUR GODDS on account of whom it may concern, Auction Sales. J. BERMINGHA M PIANOFORTES, BENNING & BARSALOU, OF oF A. ROWE, Auctioneer. _ Joskru Moox®y, Russell House Blosk. Auctioneers. _‘ Ottawa, November 9, Q18td A PORTION OF THE WHOLESALBE STOCL_ LECKE, CHAMBERS & CO., GARLAND, MUTCHMOR & CO,, Gartand, Mutchmor &# Co FANCY MANTLE CLOTHS _ WATERPROOF CLOAKINGS. purchased under every possible advartage, and now offered very far below usual prices. Determined to clear the wiolo ot out in a Sew weeks & RICH, PLAIN AND FANCY DRES3 GOODS3 in alltne new materials, very far below the usual price. s s At prices unheara of before this great sale. BLACK & BROWN VELVETEENS BLACK ASTRACAN CLOTHS BLACK & BROWN SEALSKIN CLOTHS Twelve Shillings. and Sizpence on the CLOUDS, At a little over In groat variety, WINCIES, BLACK SILK MANTLE $28,6149.00 250 CANADIAN MANUFACTURES $31,086.16" PB Call early if you want to share in the, groa bargains. WR s sSTOCK SELLING OUT FAST, HALF LAST YEAR‘S PRICES. GREATSUCCESS OF THE SALE. REAT HEBANKRUPT tnt ALE R@°INSPECTION INYITED."®& Canadian TWEEDS » Canadian ETOFFES Canaaian BLANKETS, (Grey) Canadian BLANKETS, (White) Canadian FLANNELS 2 Canadian SHIRTS & DRAWERS Canadian HOSIERY, (all sizes) And various colors % Canadian BREAKFAST SHAWLS. ABERDEEN, BREAKFAST SHAW LS, Special Sale this week of absut AT ANY SACRIFICE. .B LA N K BE T 8 , LADIES‘HATS & BONNETS 8SHAW LS, 0F G L ASG O W , and other WOOLLBN GOODS. Wholesale and Retail, An immense stock ot FLANNELS, VERY CHEAP purchased by Pound. oP and GLASGOW VELVETS YET TO SELL wWORTH OF® 51y Magee & Russell‘s Column. soNTAGS, THOBB articles of dress COHEST PROTECâ€" are indispensable ; wa TORS. hare a large stook, and WOOL HOODS. would selicit a call, Pss s 8 KI R 9 I N G 8, B tion is directed to the MEK‘S SUITS, BOY‘8 do LADIIS would do well RICH LA CES, by looking through EMBROIDERY, these departments as they LINEXN SE TT 8. contain many novelties. YOUTH _ do * SBVIRAL _ hundred TABLE LINXENX, .lyudlolouhlnoholu SsHEETINGS, ualities, and at extromeâ€" T O W ll.l.lla.}y low prices. followinf seasonable goods PLAXKEBLI, SKIRTINGS, FLAN.â€" NELS and. BLANKET3, B L A NK EB T S. all of which can be had cheap at D & E89 B 9, CUSTOIIRB will f ploase take noâ€" ° SHAWLS, tice that woe are offering lsrso lots of SHAWLS, J & 0 K BP 8. JACKETS and DRESSES at reduced prices. MAGEE & RUSSELL, Wholesale _ | (Sparksâ€"st.,) Rota RIBBONS, F L O W EB R §, PFPBATHERS. > A!( in mense stock, proâ€" n 0 51 & R Y, bably the largest and aGLoV Es, cheapest in Central Canaâ€" N U B I A S. da to selectfrom. MKAGBEE & RUSSELL‘S. MAGEE & RUSSELL. MAGEE & RUSSELLZ MAGEE & RUBSELL, MAGEE & RUSSELL. ment a speciality, VY “{l a second supâ€" ply suitable for the presen : month, and for evening MAGHB & RUSSELL, w ILL arrive in a few T _ days a second supâ€" MAGEE & RUSSELL. ‘ RECORD PAPERS, TIXTED BLOTTING PAPERS, ' FOOLSCAP3, Just receired, ex steamship K. Daved, a large importation of the best British manufactured STAPLE STATTITONERY, LETTER PAPERS, F or sale at THB OTTAW A CITIZEN EW GOODs. FOLIO POSTS, NOTE PAPERS, 1N nting House, deauâ€"st., Ottawa, MUSIC PAPER, &c. ENYELOPES, FOR FINE JET BROOCHEKS® & EAR RINGS, Rither separate or in setts, all quite new, and j ust received, In Cruet Stands, Cake Baskets, Card Ba skets Betts of Sugar Bowl and Cream Ewer, korks _ In Cruet Stands, Cake Baskets, COard Ba skets, Betts of Sugar Bow!l, and Cream Ewer, lorks, FOR FINE JET BROOCHES & KAaR RINGS. Either separate or in setts, all quite new, and just received, _ In Cruet Stands, Cake Baskets, Card Baskets, Betts of Sugar Bow!, and Cream Ewer, Forks, FOI FINE GOLD KAR RING®, In Bright and Coloured Gold, . Go to YOUNG & RADFORD‘S. FOI KLECTROâ€"PLATED WARK, Fon ELEQOTROâ€"PLATED WAR), Ful FINE GOLD EAR RING®, In Bright and Coloured Gold, Go to YOUNG & RADFORD‘S. Fon FINE SILYER CHAINXS, Go to YOUNG & RADFORDS. Fon FINK GOLD BROOCHE®, Go to YOUNG & RADFORD‘S3. Fon FINE GOLD EAR RINGS, In Bright and Coloured Gold, ? Ar YOUNG & RADFORD‘S, EPractical Watchmakers and Manufacturing Jowâ€" Fon FINE SILVER CHAINE, Go to YOUNG & RADFORD‘S. Practical Watchmakers and Manufacturing Jowâ€" ellers, 30 Sparkeâ€"st., Uuttawa. Fou FINE GOLD CHALINS, Go to YOUNG & RADFORD® 3. FOR FINE JET BROOCHES & EAL RINXGS, Either separate in setts, all quite now, a ust received, ellers, 30 Sparksâ€"st., Ottawa. ALL KINVS OF JEWELLERY MADE to ORDER or REPAIRED, Ar YOUNG & RADFORD‘S, Practical Watchmakers and Manufacturing Jewâ€" ellers, 30 Sparksâ€"st., Ottawa. E\o. FINE GOLD CHAINS, Go to YOUNG & RADFORD® ;. FOR FINE JET BROOCHES & EAR RLN +8, Either separate or in setts, all quite nâ€"w, and ust received, a LL KINDS OF JEWELLERY MADE to ORDER or REPATRED, e OR FINE nol.n;-uoocnll, Go to YOUNG & RADFORD‘S. OR FINE SILVER CHAINS, Go to YOUKG & RADFCGERU‘S. OR FINE SILVER CHAINS, i Go to YOUNG & RADFORD s. OR FINE aougfu,x}n. Go to YOUNG & RADFORD‘®S. OR ENGLISH, FRENCH & AMERIâ€" CAN CLOCK8, OR ENGLISH, FRENCH & AMEKRIâ€" CAN CLOCKS, C OR FINE PAPIER MACHE WARE and FANCY GouDSs, OR FINE PAPIER MACHKEK WARE and FANCY GuO0DS, OR _ FINE GOLO & §1LV <R W aATCREs, ‘LL KINDS OF JEWELLERY K ADE . to ORDER or REPAIRED OR FINE GOLD & S§1LY KR WATCRHES, * OR FINK GOLD AND BILYER WATCHES, OR ENGLISH, FRENCH & AMERI#« CAN CLOCKs, OR FINE PAPIER MACHE WaRE ~and FANCY GOODS, R ELECTROâ€"PLATED WART, Go to YOUNG & RADFORD‘S FINE GOLD '..090](..’ Go to YOUNG & RADFORD‘S. Go to YOUNG & RADFORDS Go to YOUNG & RADFORDU‘S Go to YOUNG & RADFORD‘S. Go to YOUNG & RADFORD s. Go to YOUNG & RADFORD‘s. Go to YUUNG & RADFORD «. Go to YOUNG & RADFORD‘S Go to YOUNG & RADFORD‘S. Go to YOUNG & RADFORD‘S. Go to YOUNG & RADFORD‘S. Go to YOUNG & RADFORID‘®s. Goto YOUNG & RADFORIYS. Go to YOUNG & RADFORD‘S. Go to YOUNG & RADFORD‘S. Go to YOUNG & RADFORD 8 Go To YOUXG & RADFORD‘sS Ar YOUNG & RADFORD‘S, 30 Bparkeâ€"st. 30 Sparkeâ€"st.