ifemtta fclipaffc; VOL. I. VICTORIA, VANCOUVER ISLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 30 1866 NO. 77. TUB "EVENING TELEGRAPH," HUBI.'Slieil Everv Even'wg at 4 O'clock, (Salarday and Sunday ercnings excepted.) aho ir«»r SUNDAY MORNING! TBI19I8 OK M Use ICII-I lo-, , l>r Aonnm, In advance, by mail Ill) 1)0 Kor "Ix montl 6 Oil ler W-ek, pajrnlile t.i l.'arri.-r, 26 UifrleCuI'lM |0 For terms of Advertisement apply at the Offlce. Langley Street IlllNccllnncous. Tiik Sandwich [tLAMDElts.—Tlio statistics of the decline of tlio Hiiwuiiin or Sandwich Island race are positively frghtful, and we betlere almost nnparal- Iclud in modern history. In 1833, three years nfter the nrrirnl of the American missionaries, the population of the Islands was estimated at from 136,000 to 100,000 soil's, while twenty-five years Inter, iu 1818, there were not more than 80,000 inhabitants. The census of 1853 gave the j total population itt but.73,137, of whom j ii.IIS were foreigners, with the (numeration of 1860 showed a further decline to | fifl,8000, numely, 67,f'84 natives and 9,716 foreigners. Thus there was a decrease of 3,.'I3V individuals, or nearly i live per cent, in the course of seven years. What increases the meaning of these . figures is, that the women nre d>ing out I much fast, r than thc men, the ex-1 cess of intileB over femnlos amounting at the census of 1H60 to not less | than G. 198. It seems but too probable,' therefore, that the unmixed flnwaian | rai-e will follow Ihe Dodo, and bo extinguished within the term of our own generation. The missionaries appear yet to tntertuin n hope of regeneration by means of po'ico und hard work. But »hut on imi th can ever induce n people to work in a country where 'a lata pit, hnv ng the area of an ordinary dressing- room, will keep a man in food the whole year." Even a s«U-editor wou'd go on strike under these conditions. Travellers seem inclined to look upon the degradation of the women as one of the great causes of the decline of the nice, but it appears very doubtful whether this is no; rather a consequence than a cause. An intrepid Bwimtner has crossed the Lake of Uenevn, between BeluUfl and llellvuc. The feut occupied about two hours and a half. Ur. Hosietter, of Pittsburg, the miui- tifuctnrer of bitters, returns an income of $124,73o—a monument to advertising. Now Advertisements. A LARUE AS.SOIlTMK.VT OF HOUGH and dfcssu.l for sale elieup, J. ttOBBBTSON HTBWABT. > Ictorla, V. I„ 20ih August, 186U. se 21 LINCOLN HOUSE! Cor- Washington ani Front sts-, PORTLAND, OREGON. W. V. iHATTIIIEISEff, Of the St. Nicholas Hotel, Victoria, HAVING TAKEN TIIE AIlOVE HOUSE, wishes to annuunce lo the public that he is now jiicpared to accomodate guests iu a s iti.sl'at'liiry niann- r. Nothing will he left undone, which is iu the power of the proprietor to do, to render guests comfortable. Portland, August lilth, 18(iU. se H Miscellaneous. New Advertisements. TUT: Relief for the Afflicted. THE INTRODUCTION OF I* erry T) a v Vegetable Pain Killer To the Suffering Hiimani'y of this Age bus relieved more pai", and caused more real joy than any other one lliing thut can be named. University Invaluable Remedy. WASHINGTON TERRITORY ' I -1118 IN8TIT0TIOH WILL BBOPBN ON 1 the 17th inst. Pupils ot both sexes received, who will be expected to liirnish their own rooms, wliicli are provided in separata buildings, free of charge. The Expense ol Boarding and Tuition, wiihout incidentals, will uot exceed $60 per quarter of 11 weeks, payable in advance. For further information address ItEV. GEO. P. WlllTWORTII, President. Seattle, W. T., Sept. 1st, 1868. se 11 RED LION HOTEL, GOVERNMENT STREET. 'I'HE ABOVE-NAMED HOTEL HAVING L been opened hv JOE BUEKT, He will he happy lb meet his friends on all occasions, a.i wi 1 furnish them with the best of Wine?, Liquors, Ale, Porter, &c, and-Clears- BOARD AND LODGING PER DAV, $1. B&y* Bagatelle and Skllt'es. Call and sec the establishment. JOE presides and keeps order. se 10 FACTS vs- THEORIES. " Give mo n place to rest my lever on," says Archimedes, " and I will move the world." l( Give ine pure and unadulterated drugs," says Medicos, of tlie olden time, "nnd I will euro disease." In ono sense, both of these learned pundits were the veriest charlatans. They knew tliere I was no place to rest their lever on, either to | move the world or cure disease. Mechanism | was In a backward stale, and the medical profession was but unothci name for sorcery, and all the adjuncts of mngic filters and charms of the " «WI eye," 4c. But these latter days have borne nolo us something more ttian even superstition and its crew ever dreamt of in their maddest phi. losophy. In these days of practical science, what was theory of yesterday if fact to-day, and all th* old timo notions become as bubldes in the sun, and burst and break wilh every breath we draw. bet Archimedes shoulder his lever and we will find a resting place for it to move the | world. Let mine ancient Medicus pant and toil no more for tho drugs he so sorely needs, for we have them at our hand, ever rtady to sorve tbem at his beck. Refined in the laboratory of Dr. Mngiiel, the finest materials known In the medical profession are obtainable by any one. His Billious, by-peptic, and Diarrhoea Pills stand unrivalled, and his Salve operates with magical effect upon burns, scalds,and ullsorcs and ulcers of tbe skin. In fact, we think Maggml's Pills and Salve are tbe wo-ider of this centnry, nnd wc are happy in the thought that many others ol our brethren of the craft agree with us. We would earnestly connsel thnt all families provide themselves with Dr. Maggiel's Prepaiations at once, and keep them ready at hand, so as to nse them at the most opportune lime and as occasion serves.— VaSeji Sentinel. IIAVANAC1GARS. LEWIS & ANTHONY, TOBACCONISTS. 47 Yates St., Brick Store Next to Corner of Government St., BEG TO INFORM THEIR EMENDS AND the public iu general ihat ihey will con stantly receive by every steamer a good as sortineutot Genuine Havana risurs and tbo Rext Hi amis <>l Tobacco, imported direct fur this market, so thai they are able to ..omnete with any lir use on this Island, either Wholesale or Retail. N. B-—Spdciul aitent on will be paid to Cminlrv orders. 1IEIMAN LEWIN. | LOUIS ANTHONY. se 2 ZRE-OIPEIISrilsrQ- EUREKA CCKERT ROOM The "Grotto," OPPOSITE THE TELEGRAPH OFFICE. For ft glass of choice liquor go to the " Grotto," There " none but tub best '' jou will find ia the motto. Mint Juleps, Sherry Cobblers—everything cooling j Come ye that do thirst, you will.find its no fooling. al Our first Physicians use it, and recommend ils ii.-c ; the Apothecary finds it first among tlie medicines called for, and the wholesale Drngglst considers it a leading article of his trade. All tlie dealers in medicine spe.ik alike in iis favor; and its reputation as a medicine of great merit and virtue is fully nnd permanently established, and it is the great Family MedlciDe of thi Age. Every Volunteer should havo a bottle, in tase of sudden attacks ot Disease. Tulteti Internnlly, cures Sudden Colds, Coughs, &c, Wenk Stomich, General Debility, Nursing Sore Month, Canker, Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Crump and pain in the Stomucb, lion el Complaint, I'liinters' Cube, Asiatic Cholera, Diarhcea and Dysentery. Tuken externally cures Felons, Boils, nml Old Sores, Severe Burnt and Scalds, Cuts, Bruises and Sprains, Swelling of I lie Joints, Uiiigwnnn and Tetter, Broken Breasts, Enisled Feet and Chilblains, Toothache, I'uin in the Fact, Ni-urulgia and Rheumatism. 2? AIN KILLER, Tuken internnlly, should be ndclteriited wiib milk or water, und sweetened with sugar, il desired, or made into a i.yriip wilh molusses. For n COUGU nnd Bronchitis, n few drops on Sugar, eaten, will be more effective than nnytliiiig eli-e. For SOUK THROAT, gurgle the tliroav with a mixture of Fain Killer and water, and the relief is immediate und cure positive. Deg* It should not he forgotten that the Piiin Killer is equally ns jtood to take iiiternal'y ns lo use externally. Kueli bottle is wrapped wilh ull diieo- tious for its use. UDER IBS .ll.VYlUU'XVf OF MRS. <{l Altf.lK. 'tyillS MOST FAVORITE AND FASHION- -*■ ahlc place of amusement having been entirely re-decorated will re-open This Evening nt 9 o'clock. Mr. Ned Reed, the famous Banjo Player will be in attendance to amuse vi.-itors with his minstrel Songs. At the Bar the best of case Liquors and Havana Cigars will bc dispensed. Open every Evening at 0 o'clock, admission free. se24 Price* 2f> cents, 50 cents & $1 per bottle. FASHION HOTEL AXD Concert Room, The only Place of Amusement in Town! THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LEASED these well known cstahlisbments, begs leave to announce tb it ihey will be Re-opened on Saturday, July 28. The former Billiard Ha 1 has been conveited into a Concert Room, where n.:iy always be found attentive and obliging aiteudnnts. Best qualities of Wines, Liquors, and Cigars served by the proprietor in person. CHAS. BROOKS. EX FIDELITER A Choice Lot of Bacon JiiNt >Vrrivo<l. For Sale by au 2 P. Gilligan. STORE STRKKT. Admission Fbie. sc 26 EXPRESS LINE STAGES. rpHH COACHES OF THIS LINE Wtul. JL now run regularly, leaving Vale, ti. O on MonilaiM. Wednesdays, And FrldayN. AT 7, A. M., FOR SAVANA'S FF.RHV (Big Bend Route), until the completion ol the road, when tliey will go to Savana's terry. The Ooacb for ("iriboo will leave Yaie on Monday. jy 2 F. J. BAil.VlRD. knUrly adapt*.) to derahfrrnientwof tbe digest!v» tppnialim, and dleeiuai aril ing from imparity of tint bfcmd. A I urge tmrt of all tht ruiii|^niiitn thnt afflict mao- k.ti-; originate in nn*-of fljrtttw. ond ■• iiiM")ui-iit!j tbcw I'i 1.1,1 arv found tucuie many variety of i||«ea»«, Subjoined are thc nlatementH from tome cmlutiit pbyii- cltna, of their vtfecm fa their prm n■■ ■ As a Family Physic. From Dr. F.. W. Cortwrij/it, of ftB Orleans. "Your I'lLU are tin- brine* of pOTgtfn Tilth »xce]\enl qualities stii'im** any ratlmrtl" Wt pchwm. Tliey are mild, but ttry certain tin I ■■?[. ■ iiml in their action nn the bnwdi, trhldh nuduii thvm mvuluable to us iu tha daily tret-tmoot Of tUtMM*" Fou Jat-ndicr and am, LlTlB Compt.aknto. From Dr. Theodora Bell, of .Yew thrt Cttg. "Not only are yuur PtLLI n.liiiiraMy ailaptfd to Iheir purpose an an tpwleot, hut I lin 1 tln-ir lieneflelal effect* upon the Unr vtry marked iu.U'cd. They have in my practice itroTed mor* otbettwl for the mre 'it bilious com* plaints thun any ihil' reni'nJv I can mention. I "Increly tt}akt that wc Imve at ImkUi a pnrirativH which it wurthy the U'.ni.i.k-uci' of the profession uml tiie |>eoplt!.'' Dyspepsia — IvDIttUTtOXi From Dr. Henry J. linos, gf ir. Isrutt. •'Th** Pillh j'"ii warn kind enough to Mod ne ht*e been all uceii in nty practice, utd btTOMtialled me that they are truly an txtrtonllwry medietas* So peculiarly are'they adapted to the dtfOUOl of tin' human «yatuni. Mint they n«>ui t'i work upon thuiii iili-iiR. 1 hnve cured mine riU'it of dyt* pepiin airi indtgvkUm wilh them, whioii \y.v\ radeted the otiiT rtmerileii wh ootnittonly u««. Indeed 1 have experi- mnitallv (bond then to be euertu*] in almost all the coia- plaiiiLi fur Which JfOfl ipcouuii-ii'l them." Dysentery —Dubbhou — Relax. Fw} Dr. J. (I. Ore-en, nf Chicago. "Your Plttl bare had n June trial In my prnctlno, and I hold them in eativni n* one of thii *t HpetlBtitl I haveeyar found. Their eltnnitlM effect Uj in the lifer mnkea them an nxcillviit n niedy. irhen ttixtn lu muhII Soeee, fnr tnliout dyttnttry ati-1 dttrrhakL Tlnir eUKHT-CKattng makea them very A'TupUldu auJ cotiveuiuut fur thu uau or women aud childiTii." Intehnai. OiisTitrcTiiiN—WoBXl—St ppnEflSioN. I li'jiicnin 'tnd Midbtrif* M I find one or two largo iltmes of your J'm.i.h. taken at tbe pT'lrer tim<*. are eiceltpot pnrantlVH of the natural ttteft* tlon when wholly nr p:ir!inlly £T<npreiMed| and also very ef- fi«i tmil tn rimnee the itomacn ami expel wortne. They m« to nttteh Ihe i-^t pbyib we hare tliat J recuuiuk-ud no other tu my pati'tili." Constipation — Cost: yen ess. From Or. J. /'. Vanjhn, Montreal, Canada, " Too much rnnnot he Faltl of yonr PllU fur thu mm of cartirenett. If othcrn of our Initernity hare found tli em an OlAceeiOUl nn 1 have, they ellOOld Join uie in proclaiming it for tlm lir to* fit uf tlif inultitudfii who ouffer from that complaint, which, although hud enough lu it-'-ir, i* the pro- gcnit-ir of nt hem tliat are worm'. I believe o>ttiicne*t to originate in Ilie liver, but yuur Vmn affect that organ aud cure the diseaw*." Imiuhities or the Bi.ood — Scitorci.A — Ekt- niVEi.As — Salt ELkBIDI — TBTTBB — TtWOBI — BhbuHATIBM — Oot'T — Nimuai.oia. From Dr, Btttttl Halt, I'hilarlettMa. " Yoti were riL'ht, H"ctor. in anyine that your Pills purify tht bland. Ihey do tlmt. 1 have used them or lato ycAra in my practice, and t\»ree with your statement* of tlieir efficacy. They stimulate th» excretoi i»>8, and rarry off tbe fmpuritfae that il^gtMte In the blood. Piigrndering dlHHO. They e!iintit.ii.! tlie organs of digestion, and fufusu rltulity and tlgor into the system. " Such ftniedtffl as you prepare are n national benefit, and you deserve great credit for tbem." Fok Headache —Sick Headache—Foil Stomach— Pii.es—dboi'by—Plbthoba—Pabalysh — Fits —Ac. From Dr. Edtcard Berod, Btdtimart. " D«ar Dn. Arm I cannot answer you wind complaint! I have cured with your 1'tLUi belter than to say all that we ever treat with a purgative medicine. 1 place preat dependence on nn effertual catlmrtlc in my daily contest with dia- coGe.aud believing ns I do that your Tills afford un (be best we have, I of course ralne them highly." stetW*- Most of the Pills in market contain Mercury, wbicb, although a valuable remedy in skilful liands, is lUngeroiis in n public pill, frnm thn dreadful consequence! tlmt frequently follow its incautious (uo. IhotS coutaiu uo monu- ry or miucral substance vhatcver. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral lias long been Dtnuhctnred by a practical chembrt, and every ounce <>f It under hlsown eye, with Intertable orru- rary and care. It i* Ntled and protected hy law from cuuu- te'Teit*, and COmetlUeStly CftU be relied on as gemiuie, without adulteration. It supplies tbe surest remedy tht- woi Id has ever knovn fir tho 'lire of all pulmonary complaints ; fir OOUOIM, Coi.HH. (lAAlUlXCH, AVtHMAi UWOT. W'Hoon.Nu 00UOU, BltOltOBITia, Incipient Comumitios, and for th*» relief of consumptive patient* in advanced Mim of the disease. As tim« makes tlie«e facta wider Md better known, this medicine hns gradually become the host roll- auce ff tbe afflicted, from thf lop ca)«in of the American peasant to tlio palaces of Kurnjuaii ktnglt Throughout this entire rountry. In every state and city, ami Indowl nl most every hamlet it contain a. t'HEKftr Pixtobal is known u the best ol all remedies fur dfaMfH uf the thliMt am) hi-.. - In many foreign countriei it is .xtensivtly usetl ly their must lutPlllgenl physician*. If tliere li any depenu> MM "ii whet men of every station certify it has done fur them ; if we can trust our own pemeewben we see tin- dan- geroui ailefiitins of the lunge yield to it: If we con dopend on the ossurnncc of intelligent physiuianx. ibtM lusincsi ii tf> know: In short, if there ie any rellanco upon any thlogi tlum is it irrefutably proven that this medicine doaa core \he cla«s of dlmiMM it is defigned Ibr, beyond any and all other remediei known to mankind Nothing bnt its in- triniic virtues, and the nnmi.-tikali.'benefit confetTOd r-n thousands of mOerers. eouhl urlglnete and maintain the reputation It enjoys. ^Yhih■ many inferior nmedira bave been thrust upon tho community. Imve foiled, and been discarded, this has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits on the afflicted they cun never Ibrgrt, and produced euros too numerous and remarkable to be forgotten. Prepared tty Dr. J. C. AYEB, PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST, Cs LOWELL, MASS. AND SOLD BY MCORJB Sc Co., Victoria, AM) ALL LllUGGISIS. sc-18 Ayer's Pills EVENING TELEGBAPH GENERAL Job Printing ESTABLISH UK\T Langley Street, Victoria, The Printing Offlce or THE EVENING TELEGRAPH Office is replete wjth every appliance and variety of Material for the Execution of LETTER PRESS PRINTING! In ull ita brandies, whether Plain or Ornamental 'PUB OFFICE AIMS at aecuring JL sucL 6;>eeUy Execution of orders ns ii consistent with correct and elegml Work, inansbip. Orders received for Printing NKW WBSTM1S8TER GAME DEPOT, YATES ST., Next door to thn corner of (iovernmi'iil, opposite Zelner's Dnig Store. ri-llE SURSCRIBER HAVING MADE AR- L riingi'ini-nts to receive from dilTVrent pnrties the produ e of the Island und tountry will be prepared lo lurnish Game, Fish, Fruits, Poultry, Eggs and Vegetables, Each and all in their season, at ihe lowest Hooks, Pamphlets Catalogues Sermons, Reports Rentals, Leases, Law Forms at e-xerj description, Pusiiress Curds, Invoices,] Kill Heads, Trude Forms, . " Circulars, (PUiu Coloured,) Hand Rills. (Plain or Coloured,} prices. JAMES ALLE\. au 31-lm For Prices, apply at the Offlce. Langley street. General News Agent J. Stratnian. EMPIRE NEWS DEPOT Cor. Washington &, Sansome sip. Han FVanci8c», rpHK ADVERTISER is prepart-J to supply X with punctuality ami celerity tbe nnnrxed newspapers and periodicals upon the following terms All orders, to receive immediate ntteo- tion, must he accompanied by cash remittance, nnd handed in previous to the 4th, 14th, and 24th of ench month. ■London Daily Time* $14 00 " Thi FirM H U0 " llluUniii'il Times » "00 " WfckU- Timn , 7 oo " Betl'« Life in Lnmlon 14 00 1 Weekly Di^'an-h 14 00 " 111. Newtofti-e Wu.ltl 14 00 " Public 0|tiniiin 7 63 1 Index (Frt-e lr»de) 14 oo |« ill. Spoiling New* 8 00 '* Spectiitiir , ltoo II R»i-icw 1100 " S»turd«y UeVt«W 14 00 Pwbl*"* Nati'-n lit on Ixjinlu-t Ulurtratcd New* 14 00 AtlaLt'o Monlhl; 3 00 Blackwood's Mag:ir.lue * 3 00 H'arpi'r1* Magazine 3 00 Sixpenny Htfafn*...* 3 on Knickerbocker tin 1'aciHc V mt'Jy .."•• 3 0^ (io'ley*.1" ladies Boo* 300 Uaileal Hon 300 fintinenlal MflRMRtne 8(^0 Madam IVmon-n'a onihlv ;\ rg\ ¥. Lealk'f new Kntiiily Magaiiue 3 00 Chantbcrf' Rilinhnrtth ournal 4 OO Monthly paptrp, (ince a Week 5 00 *' AUlli«YMr Round 6 00 THie.kerav'BCornhill.Mapatiipf HOC London tsMieet fioo G. A ?ala*«Tamplc Bar 6 00 London Society Maguioe 5^ fct. Jainei Matf«i''e .fiOO Kdinburch Review 10 00 London "Review '. 10 00 Not th Bti tfebReview 10 00 ^eatmio'tei Rt»iew ;, 10 00 r-nwHa -*rt Jvirnal ]300 iihihjk Em/niii( Ui|... .1000 ^JM Tbe Victorian Imbroglio, The Daily Newt of July 19, referring to the ri-cull of Sir Charles Darling and the appointment of the new Governor of Victoria, rem irks :— Mr. Curdwell's instructions strike at the root of all responsible government. The colonists know and feel it, and the; ure determined to defend their rights. Mr. Card well wrote, for the guidance of General Carey, that'in the event of sn occasion arising in wbich it would be clear to his judgment that the advice nf his ministers for tbe time bemg would involve a violation of the law,' he was to disiuiss tbem. Imagine any constitutional minister writing thus lo the governor of a British colony ! Mr. Cardwell did not proceed to inlorm General Carey how he wis to carry on the government of the colony afier dismissing the ministers who had the confidence of 'he Assembly. In England the Crown follows the opinion of its responsible advisers upon points ol law, and never thinks of setting up u merely personal conviction against their authority. Toe new Governor of Victoria, however, is to do t liis—to presume to know butter than his responsible Inw offlofltt, who are sworn to advise him, «n ii is lawful and what is not. Tiie folly of this act is inconceivable. Why ll the individual judgment of a military functionary to be deemed a better guide ou points of constitutional government thun the public judgment of the responsible advisers of the Crown? (Anil, supposing the now governor and the council to be united in opposition to thc House of Assembly, how is tho government to be carried on ? Of one thing the British origin aud character of the colony is a pledge ; it will not be carried on 'tinder such conditions. The colonists will not allow an Upper House, elected on the basis of a restricted suffrage, and a paid public servant who has no interest in the colony, to overbear iho Assembly which represents the people.) Ths Daily Telegraph, while approving of tbe recall of Sir Charles Darling, enters its protest against a style of discussing Australian politics which is only too common in Great Britain. It pro* cecds to say :— We are tired of those tirades rfbout the " failure of democracy,'' in wbich every Tory whipper-Bnapper is accustomed to indulge. We have assuredly no love for democracy in the abstract ; but it is only a doctrinaire who will maintain tliat a system which would be undesirable for a country like England, is therefore unsuitable for a new community. We join issue, moreover, not only on the theory, but ou the facts ; nnd we ask, without much anticipation of receiving an intelligible answer, in what respect the government of the Australian colonies is ti failure. Under enormous difficulties, -the statesmen of the new contineut have made life and prop Hy as secure as tliey arc in any country of the world, and with a motley population to disturb them, they' hare succeeded in maintaining order and tranquility. Even in the great constitutional crisis at Victoria, have there been any breaches of the peace, any turbulent outburst* „f democratic passion? The whole question has beeu n.„>.,.i nli ,.a|m|y in Melbourne as onr own Keform liili was discussed at Westminster ; and al though thero was an overwhelming numerical preponderance in favor of the Assembly, the bare idea of coercing the council by physical force was never for .one moment entertained. Nay, more— the chief offender against the Constitution was the vicegerent of Her Majesty, who is now on his way home ; he it was who strained the law to suit the purpose of his advisers. It is pitiful to point a -schoolboy theme about the weakness of democracy, with taunts at men who are as loyal and as law-abiding as ourselves. Failure ? Wo know opon the eirth no grander example of political success than that presented by Australia ; no nobler proof of the worth of English institutions for an English people than the way in which they are working at the Antipodes Too many of ns are accustomed to think -of colonial parties as insignificant and petty. Why, the statesmen of the new land hnve to deal with the distribotion and the government of territories compared to which the boundaries of the British islands aro parochial ; they have to guide and direct tho growth of States which, in tho far future, will probably eclipse onr own : and yet they are to.be treated as though they were parish vestrymen squabbling about a rate of' two. pence in the pound I It is becuuse we utterly repudiate and despise a tone of thought at once so ungenerous and so silly, that even whiUt applauding the removal of Sir Charles Darling, we hasten to do justice to the good feeling of those who are still his staunch and firm adherents. New Advertisements. ALICE- BROWlPi FANCY TWIST SMOKING TOBACCO JUST RECEIVED AT A. F. KEYSER'N, Together wiih some fine HAVANA ©IGABt DIRECT. Also on hand Wine Sip, Peach, Aprioot, Mary's Own, Light Pressed, Natural Leaf, Buffalo Tongue, and Atlantic Cable Tobacco- JUST RECEIVED PER BARK RIVAL A Fine Assortment of Meerschaum Pipes. Call aud examine. Miscellaneous. ltt:m::b:e:r, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ROUGH /\. and dressed for sale cheap, J. ROHEKTSO.V STEWART. Victoria, V. I., 20lb August, 1866. se 21 JSTOTIOE, MARTIN BROS., IMPORTERS OF Groceries and Provisions, F1UEPROOF BUILDING, LATELY OCCUPIED BY L'HOTELIER k Co, ■WHA-HF STREET. se 6 Ihe Only Sure Way to Save the Country! IS TO PATRONIZE CAMERON'S ISLAND TRODUCE I&ATIjsZTsT, opposite Mrs. Heal's No. 18 Fort street, Bonrding-housc. FAMILIES AND H0TEL-KEEPF.R9 WILL find always on hand fresh, cheap, aud good Islnnd Vegetables and Fruit, Inland Fish aod Game of all sorts, Island Eggs end Butter, Island Venison cut to order, Island Poultry, ke., ke., kc. N. B.—I hereby make known to the public that, having made arrangements with certain island farmers to sell their produce, I am from this date prepared to sell cheaper than any Chinaman peddler that erer ate rice— " So walk on, John I" August i7th, 1866. ee 17-lm HEBttAI? SHUITZ, Jesse Cowper, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in BOOTS AND SHOES, LEATHER, —AND— SHOE FINDINGS, TATES STREET, OPPOSITE WELLS, FAROO k Co At the old stand of Webster k Co., i* prepared to supply tho wants of tie public iu his line. The Latest Stvles ' Received by every arrival from Englst V and Sau Francisco. sc 2 Miscellaneous. Everett's Exchange, STORE STREET, V. I, I HE PROPRIETOR RESPECTFULLY IN- 1 forms bll friends and Ihe public that be has opened his old stand iu Store street, where he will keep as before the fineit quality of WINKS, LIQUORS, aud CIGARS. Home and see. se 3-lm PAT. EVERETT, Proprietor. WILLIAM LYONsJ, — J» N II — Commission Agent, On the Corner of Wharf and Johnson Streets. se 3-2m Miscellaneous. NOTICE ! NOTICE !! A Triumph of Science THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD I .IROM Tni.S DATE THE UNDERSIGNED has concluded to reduce his price ONE- HALF | and hereafter the FINEST WINES AND LIQUORS, ALE, BEEU, Ac, Ac, Will bc served at the METROPOLITAN" JU ham bra BILLIARD SALOON, cosher eoTEainE.1T hid vites srs. UP-STAlES. Entrance on Yates Street *e 3-lm His Well Known and Old Established Stand The Government st. Boot Store, Has ju»v....:„„,, ner steamer A FINE ASSORTMENT OF Ladies' and Children's Shoes, Which I19 offers at a vory low price. Receives by each steamer from England and Sua Francisco BOOTS <Sb SHOES or tiii FINEST AND BEST QUALITT, FRENCH LEATHER, —AND— SHOE FINDINGS, At prices to correspond with the times, se 12 The "Grotto," OPPOSITE THE TELEGRAPH OFFICE. For a glass of choice liquor go to the "Grotto," There " none but the best '' yon will find is the motto. Mint Juleps, Sherry Cobblers—everything cooling ; Come yo that do thirst, you will find its uo fooling. t; se2 CARRIAGE PAINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, Yates Street, Between feeluge Engine House and the International Hotel.' Work solicited, and done oa the most reasonable terms bv W. M. KEOHAN. I* Mm DR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS & SALVE. Thene 1/fa-giving remedied ar* nrrv, for tlie fir t li'i'p, g v.i > publ cly to tli • w r '1. For ovar a ijumter -fa century ol prl, ate practice tho in<jredit.Hls in lbe»o Life. Giving Pills Hav bern unerf with tTin prreateit nflcM*. Tli* ir miRflhit ii n tony to in-vent ■ lfttn. but tn cure They fit rch nj til' v&riottfl mi "li ■* by li ch Un- pntinnt In differing and re -invigorate* t « ailinT synifm: T lh«* a«d and Infirm a iew duos of Ibeao valuaiila P1LI-B wilt) rove to be A VERY FODNTAW OF TOOTH, Prrln tvrrycaw tVy add new life anil Wla'lty, t\nn efltort* the w ,ni"^f i-i^ie. ut their rUiine itute. T the jontigani mi dl ■ . ged they will pr->ve nwit fn viilu Me, a* a rei y, tnocfflc and iter In? medlelne ere li a dp-am realized, that Pmoe-de-Leon tough for three hundred yean ago. And never f »n i. ■■« lookul Tor a f unUin that would reatore tht old tu vigor and make; outh ever An Eternal Spring1 It wi. If a for this fajr stall hottr tn refills* the dream, and fhow in ooeglonoua fact Ihe magio Dial u.ade ll fair. THESE FAMOUS REMEDIES' Cannot itiy the Bight of yearn, bnt thejr can farce back, jut-' hold iilunf, dMMMI hat mi l.iiji mpli over tne ag d and the vOttOf. Let wu<- heilUte then, bt): i-.-i7.i- the favorable opportunity that offer*. When tuken at prescribed— For Billions Disorders Nothing* can bt mora p-odiictlre of cure thun these I'iJIh.—riieir almost m 'gle Influence Im fait at o eh; nnd the iiitual c<nc mitatita uf thi* m et dfatrpiiing ai.vttt are removed. Tlie*er«uudJei are made from the pureat VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS. Th-y will not harm the mn,i delicate female, and en i ba Ki.'-n with guod effect in preacribed &*ntti to the yuungeal babe. For Cutaneous Disorders Andallerunlnniof the akin,tho 8ALVK It mo*t In- vakabtf. It doea n t inal i eternally atuu •, but mm* ir 'fur, with the moU h.archlug eff-.cn to the very root of tha evil. ' DR. MGGfeL'S PHiS Invariably cure the following Diseases : Asthma, Bowel Complaints, Cold*, Chest Pi'eases, "Coativenesa, Dj fipepsia,'' Diarrhea, Droply, Dtullte, remalennmplaint-, Fever and Ag,,. Headaahe, Indication, Illfl'lfM 7.1, Idflaram-tion, Inward Weakne**, Ll-er Complaint, Lowi.et* of Spirlta, Kingworm, Rheumatism, bait liliiiim, Scalds, Skin Diseases. *»■ NOTICE.—None jrenrln. without the engtarsd trade-mark »r.vmd e*cb pot or box, nigned by hit j UAGQIYI., 43 Fulton Ureal} N«w U»rk, lo counlerfe t' whirh ia fplniiT- -««.» 49- Sold by all reapectnble Dealer! in Mediclnea throughout the.United Siatea and Canada—at 25 ,,„„,. perbox or pot. eniB A. O. Langley & Co., Agents for Vancouver IgUnd and British Colnmbia. v i, At TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS per snmplo. The public will plume call and sample, ond t=ntisl'y tbimselves that the very best is to be hail at the above price. T. J. BURNES, Metropolitan Saloon, Store street, au 20 A. & W. WILSON, Home and Ship Plumbers CASFITTER8, BELL-H4N6ERS i TINSMITHS FORT STREET. Ill order* i»iomi.ttj attended !• *e 2 CHARLES BERNARD, Manufacturer and Dealer in FAMILY CHARTRES COFFEE. Aud Spices or all kinds, No. 707, Sansome street, corner Odd, Between Jaelmon »nd Pacific. First Premium awarded by the Mechanics' In. stitute, for thi best Cofes and Spiees. The proprietor having iniroduced Bt«»m Power in bia Manufactory, ba mow Increased facilities to supply the trade and tne publlo ia Keneral. All ariicles from hi» Establishment are guaranteed to be puieand unadulterated. The'public are respecting invited to call and convince themselvei Country orders promptly attended to. *• * TIIE ONE THING WANTED. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. TOBACCO PLANT AKBIVAT. OF ANOTHER CARGO FROM Virginia & Cuba, [VIA 'A8P1NWALL, Of the .Host Celebrated Brandi of TOBACCO & SEGARS EVER IMPORTED Samples can be bad at tbe " AttlXPU'," corner Yates and Government streets. Arrival of a fewmore Plants by the "California." S&* Office of C. P. Green's Victoria and Esquimalt Express. f. tinnm.i., se 2 ADELPHI SEOAR STORE. BRITISH PERIODICALS. The London Quarterly Review (Conservative)- The Edinburgh Review (Whig) The Westminster Review (Radical) The North British Review (Free Church) — AUD— Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine (Tory) Thi> r<v.ir Ri-vlewt re-puhliiheil by Mcith. Pcott tt- Co., st. itentrkl y to sldrrpri »ii Iho ('.rp»t R.vie**, nn,i Mi " li1'. "im! in, ■ rn Justly rl ii' 'I in Die ■nine ^iiik. WlinpvMr 'Hapen'BH wilh r'adia.' pn limitloin of ..! ', "V '-",r mn n»hU "eiwral I ..fnrm ilii.ii, wil too ■ ln> altoifellinp lieniua iii- u \n w|,iP|, ],e IveF—nnd In tliei, timi', i peooi may ,11011 Ret veiy fur liol.lni. Th«yin»y bo -ead nnd atndliMl with 111. vniila <• by tlie people of thin cointry, or every croud und party. ur UMCKWOOn I, iinnitiallr attractho it till, tlnie to v',i.-, 1 «n,, 11,,i only f.r lt< neri I article, liy ill«tln«al«h'd writer, uf Hell n, bat for ihe uoc. unt nf Ilie l»te civil tv r now being written l.y CJ. Von Borke, ntii'MiiiimiiriciT, cliii'f. ,f..-tall to Gen. J. E.B. -tuarl, of the Confederate army, TERMS FOR 1886. Foranyoho of the lleview (I per annum Furanj two of iho Review* 7 << For any three of the lleviewi 10 " Forallfour of the Reviewt \% ■■ Foa lllacl<wo'il', Haoiin .'. 4 " ForDlackwoodand Hi-vi w 7 »' For Kin, kwi.od and any two of tho Ke. vliw, io i< For PUckwoodandthreeorthoRevlew»..13 " For BUckwoid aad the four Review, IS •• CLUBS. A ili.nonnl ottlemty percent, will b« a'lnweil to clubs or four or more peraona. Thua, four c plea of Rlarkwi-od. or of ono I evlew will be aent to one ail- arm or an SO. Fonrcopiea of the four KevleWa and Rliickwood, for $48, and an on. POSTAGE. When lent by mail, the Po,T4ot to any part of the united t tea will be lilt twentv-rour cent.a year for untwooo," and but elgrlit centa a year for each of the Keviewa. Reduced Prices for previous years. Sut.rribera may obtain ihe Reprint, immediately preceding IBC6, aa folli wa, via. : ' i'lori-woorf from September. UM. to December, 1884 inoluaive, al the rate of 12 60 a year. ,-Ue.A*l;r'*Bn'''«*rrnm January, 1893 lo llocember, 1HB5 inchi.ive: the BdiiOmroh -,nd the Westminster Ir. in ip II. KM, to Decemlie', IS61, Inelu-ir., »„d tb, Zomfon {InarMi, r„r the year 18-5, al the rate of SI 50 a year for each or any ovi»«. . r„fSo,A /« otip!e" J"''"",'1" «f"« Uilfont Remans for JB03 at $4 a set, or Jl 60 for aay one. LEONAIlD SCOTT & CO., Publuhers, 38 IToHsc Street, If. T. L. S. ft Oo., alio publiah the FARMPB'S aiJIDH *Z?£l"J\?'!ntm' "' Edinburgh, and the la.e J. F ln*» iol7u"rl' '^i'' ''"^ »»J»i Octavo, SW aaigea, and numeroui Eugravlnga- . : •rr^oe |7 for ihe twa ro'ame—by Hall, feel petit, r au 21 'Tho Blood. These famous pills are so composed tha they operate wholesomely on the slomsch, th« liver, Iho bowtlB, and other orjinns; by corree:- inK any liiiiiiiKi'iiii'i'H in their functions whereby a steady supply of pure materials tor the renewal of tlie Blood Is furnished, and a constant abstraction of effete products is effected. Tbis perfect circulation thai becomes the very fountain of health and life, and over- comes all form of Jisease wherever its litua« tlon. Geueral Disorders of lbe Liver and Stomach. All who erer indulge a' table, either Id eat- *ng or drinking, should take ahout ten of th98- fitm.ius pillaat bed time, from which will re* suit a clear head and good stomach the fill w- inj; morning. Thousands of Ladies art always complaining of sick headaches, want o appetite, want of energ>,and want of strength, to correct all these evils, three or foot ot these I'ills should be laken twice a week, when they wnulil give tbe invalid .ne health anil appetite of a ploughman. Female* ol' all Aires and Classes Obstructions ot any kind, either in yoanf or those between forty and fifty--th' most critical petlod of life—may be radically remold by using these Pills according to the printed directions whieh accompany each boi. Vonnn persons wilh sickly and sallow complezioni may have tbe bloom of health restored by thir corrective, wlich purifies the blood nnd expels all gross and impure humors from the system. Beware then of the critical age Iron forty to fitly, as it sends many thousands to premature grave,—these Pills should bis takei it that period of lite two or tbree tln.ee » teek Want or Strength and Energy- Person" of sedentary habits, or those troubled in mind, working in Factories or Coal Pits, who cannot obiain that* mount ol fresl air and exercise which nature requires, suffer from weakness and delilitv, lowness of splr.ls nnd want of appelite. All such should lake * lose or two ot these Pills every Ihree or fout days, as they act gently and effectually on tht system and impart vigor and energy to the body, which is always followed by a good appetite, sound and refreshing sleep, and a high flow o.' spirits. For the Cure of Dropsy. The cfllct r of Holloway's Pills in Dropsy is extraordinary. They act with such a peculiar effect upon the system, that tha fluid/ causing this dlrelnl complaint, are pereeptlbl jarried off and prevented from any furthei accumu'ntion. The sufferer regains a buoyancy of spirits and rejoices io a completely renovated con liiuiimi. It is indispensably necessary that the Ointment should *>a most effectually rubbed into the complaining parts during the whole course of treatment. Children and their Allmentc In no country in tlic world are more children carried to an early grave than in Great Britain. Coughs, Measles, Scarlatina, Fevers, and other liseases attack the little sufferers, apd death, but too often, follows at a rapid pace ; yet if at the first stage ol these complaints, parenla were to have recourse to Holloway'a Pills, all danger would be avoided for the stomach nnd bowels would ue gently but effectually cleansed bv this milti aperient; the depraved nuniors corrected ano me secretions dul7 regulated. A perfect cure would toon bn affected, and the 1'ttle patient restored to sounl health. Holloway' Pi. t Xtt tbe best known rcasdy in tk world fi* the following diseases: Pold at tbe Fatabllshment of Profeaaor Holloway, 941 strand, (near Temple Bur,11, mlon ; ala" by al) reaped able- Prinreiat, nnd Dealer* In Ho ieineathroughout the civiliKSit world, at tbe IblloWIng prtcea— In. Ike ,fc M ts. 61., Vs., 22a., and 33». each box. Ague Antbma Billious CozzplalDti Female Irregular Kcrofu'aorKing • ilie* Fever of all kind. FIM tisat Head Ache Indigcstioa InSammalloa Jaundice I .iter Coraplainta Lumbago t'llea Rheomatian Retention ef Urine Blotches on th- i-kln Bowel complaints Colics Constipation ofthe Bnw-la Coneumilion Debi'ity Dropay Dyeeptrv Bryeipetaa ♦.♦ There i« a cousider.ble taviag by taking Ihe <irgr raise*. * litrectious for the Kolas hot at petltute io *,*ri Slier der are affixed to each box. Evil ■'I're.Ihreata stone and Grave Secondary gyiap. loma iic-Doloreux i Tm.iora Ulcere Venereal agee. ' llona Worms ef a kind, Weakneae from whatever ciuae t •m mm Fkjiitsd and Snbltslred by JfcCiuas * Ce. at the office, Langley Street. ■ ■ t (turning £clrgrap|j. MUMMY IIOIlNINl*. >EPT..J0, IH88. iiu: I'lut.ic mi:i:ii\<. Tlie mnat important puliliu roeetinp «-v,r ii.-M un Va iniei Islam! I'utiie off last evening ai the 'I heatre. The objccl •k annoiii -ed, was lo take into consideration the condition of the culony. Owing l) the absence o/.tlie principal parties who called the jtietiting, muoli lime wns liiat.'ur cather spent, in the absence of a ' '. ' t \ ..cliairiiww, in tlio nniiaf chuffing. Following we *i»e a condensed report of the procetrdinga. It wus evident from .; ih* coininenccmeiit that a. nniiiher of per ►nns had entered the Theatre fur the purpose at, crejtiog; a ilisturhjnoe, and lirwiking up. if possible, the meeting 1'Oremost among th's class were a number of Government officials nnd hangers on The fact, however, that none of them . itoufd ul)tain"» hearing sufficiently sliowed the unpopularity • of tlrem and their ^fniuse. .In "train t-bey Tied by introdncing in the most,jrrevelnnt ninnner every description of amendment, in ruin they attempted to disgrace the naino ol 1 iter .il»j"Sly by bringing it forward as an " amendment,"—every description of ,HtofPHT Wid buffoonery wits tried, »mt proud ■ fruitless. The determination ol tlie meeting was to deal wit i the business before them—lo decide on the ihcnsnres best udspted to improve the condition of tho colony. The resoiu ion jiiilrliehed elsewhere, ond which wns pir_ ried overwhelmingly, wilt we think effect the object desired. It will show to Her Majesty''Government Ihat tbe people of this colbiiy are" not lost to all sense of hIuuic—that they feel the ignominy to .wliicli tbe Imperial authorities have attempted to reduce tflem, and that tbeir very loyally"and attflrbineiit to Great Britain will bo endangered, unless Her Majesty's Ministers show a dis- I'ositicn to look upon the people ol this colony as briti-ti subjects, possess ing the rights of fioiaien. In no other wny can we arouse tho blunted sensibilities of our Downing Street tillers, nnd we ihuYk the resolution when it hus goue its omuls will do this effectually. tsmmmtimt^ttsmmmmtmm^manmmt Muaa 111 <-t I us The theatre was crowded »o its titmo« capacity last nijht in response to the call for a public meeting to consider the slate of the «o!opy. The conveners of tbe assembly bad Evidently acted on Ihe spur of the moment, aod wiihout making the accessary arrangements, as for some time after thc house # is filled, tho platfoim remained unoccupied After some 15 or 20 minnle- had a'apsed during which tho audience amused themselves by chaillng 6ach tuber and calling loudly for various p°noni, Mr. Wm. Leigh, Town Clerk, al length cime forward end look •the chair. A similar interregnum again followed, till at length, after loud calls, Mr. McClure came forward, and was received with load applause, mingled with hisses Ho stated that he was surprised at tbe non-appearance of certain gentlemen who bad piorais d to appear on tbo platform, but as they hud not come f rward bo would himself assume iho responsibility. Mr. McClure IhcB briefly considered the prese.it unfortunate stale nf affairs, alluding to the gre t fa ling-offof business and ihe rapid decrease of tha population, and showing how we were cursed by an .iiruvagaut nnd imbecile government, and the way in which wo hid now thrust tsfion us a union that deprived «s /even of the privilnges wo had heretofore enjoyed as British subjects, and reduced us to the condition of serf*. He showol that while the colonies were thus wasting in rapid decay, sve had a country moro highly favored in natural advantages than many, tbo proper duvelopmmt at which should make us as •prosperous aa auy country in life world. His remarks were received with loud and frequent applause, till be touched on the Government, wheu it became evident that.there were parties present with the intention of disturbing the meeiiag. Mr. B. 01. Alston, Uegistrar General of the colony, nnd Mr. Watson, col- ■onial Treasurer, took a position near the gallery door, and begun to interrupt nnd annoy thc speaker by loud remarks, coughing, and other noises. They were nbly seconded *>y a young man named Fowler, (one of the government clerks whose salary was cut off by the Houpe but who is still returned) and by several official underlings and their friends in various parts of tbe theatre. The meeting was now frequently interrupted, till at length Mr. Alston went down to the plai- f.irm and attempted to speak while Mr. McClure was on tbe floor. H-e was however, greeted, witli such a nt-.nn of hisses, groan-, aod hooting that his voice could not be beard. Both parties were now aroused, and neither of the speakers could obtain a hearing. Mr. Treasurer Watson joined his colleague and attempted to speak, hut the audience would not hear a word, adD drowned his voice with loud cries against ," Ihe officials." •Ur. M'clure asked thc chairman to put a resolution in faior of reciprocity with tho United S.atcs. MV S/elsoa scribbled something ou a paper and handed it to ihe cha r- mitn, who then put the resnlutj.ia und the nun:' dtuept, declaring the latter carried before the audience knew what it was ; it subsequently turned out to be '.'three cheers for the Queen.'' Mr- Leigh, who appeared to he laboring under serious excitement, nt length left the chair, and Captain 3tam;) was prevailed upon to tuke it, amid hearty cheers. Ihe chairman asked the audience to give the speakers fair piny, and he would Mini them to 15 ininnies each. Ue then called on Ur. Mr- Cure, who again spoke und was listened to quietly while he spoke ia favor of reciprocity Wiethe United .-tates, and in favor ef a thf-np and liberal -form of Government;- A Kesolutiun in favor of reciprocity, which Mr M> Clure explained io mean the admission 11 our goeds into I'mud Mates purta duty free. w:ii then carried almost unanimously. On Mr Mil 'lute's resolution in I nor of a cheap and liberal form of Government Mr. Alston me to rppuse but the audie te remember ng bis ci n'luct iu the earlier put of 'lie meeting, hooted him down, uotwilli- •tHiiding the remonstrances of the achiiiriunii, who Men left the ch or. An a'tempt wus ni ids by turning off a portion of the gas to pnt end to the meeting, bul it was without avail, the large ..concourse of pmple being determined to await the issue of the meeting. Acrording after the officials aud their liieinl., finding their effoils lo disturb the meeting unavailing had left-, Mr. Young, ML.A.. was ca]led to the chair. The real business of Iho meeting then com i.enced, and Mr. McClure afier showing the necessity of great and important cbutig s in Ibe government ol the '•oumry, after showing that the only way tn draw the attention of the Home (invuu- ment to the colo y was to make it clearly and unmistiike ibly understood Uhnt the people rather than be treated as a washes, witb out any political sta us, preferred giving up llri ish connection altogether, brought forward the following preamble and re.-olutiuo, the reusing ol which was loudly cheered. Winners nature has given to Vancouver Island resources calculated to make ber tht great manufacturing country of ihe Pacific Coast; but owinj to the fact of the United -tales market bei'g shut out from the Island; by the heavy import duties of ibe Rep iblic', thnsd resources have lain and are destined tu lie for years undeveloped ; and'whereas tbo Government of the lolouy has been hither o of an illiberal and expensive character, standing in the way of the settlement ot the country, aud oppressing the pe pie with iaxa ion beyond tbeir capacity; and wnereus Her Majesty s G ■vernment bas, by the lute act of union, tnken away even the few checks which the people previously hud on Executivo ejitrava-: g nee and oppression, and reduced the population to po iticul servitude : He it resolved, that a respectful petit on lo Her Majesty be drawu up for general eigna turn, poiniiug out the impossibility of this mlnny being settled so long as it is excluded from let markets of tbo contiguous United States, and so long hs its Government is i.res. pon-ib'e as well as unduly expensive lo tbe people; end praying to Iler Majesty as the only remedy for the present disastrous state of tilings, as indeed the only salvation of the country, ihnt Her Majesty would bc pru- ciously pleased to order the immediate restitution of our p'llitiual rights, nit i the full measure of Responsible Goiernment, and the best efforts of Iler Ministers to obtiin for this colony recipmci.y with the United States- failing this that Her Maje-ty wonld be graciously plensed to make such urrnhgciucQts wlUi ihe Government of the United Slut's as will admit of this colony being annexed to the said United -tates ; showing at tbe .-umc lime the regret which, as British subjects, the peti- ti ine.is feel at asking for a severance of Iheir connection with the moibor country; but showing also 'hat a people acru.-tomed to tbe political privilege; of fteemen cannot submit passively to a syst m of Government that places them in tbe humiliating attitude of serfs. Mr. Cochrane M.L.A. then came forward and acknowledged tbat Mr. McClue wus right iu Faying tbe policy of the mother country was wallow the colonics to sever the connection with Eng and so soon as they were able to protect tb»ra-elws, but Vancouver Is'and "a* not iu this pot tion, nor was it England's desire ihnt the colonics shou.d be annexed to the States. Mr. Cochrane then made some personul nlluRions to Mr. McClure as editor of the Telegraph, calin- him 'traitor,' when he was met bv such a storm of groaus that ho was obliged to ret re. Mr. Mc1 lure being culled for aaVn came forward and pointed out the lact that |iis on y opponents were Government officials and Bishop Hills' bum-bailiff-^ (Laughter.) The former felt that their dais were numbered— tbey knew tbat they would be obliged shortly to leave the colony wiihout.however the consolation which thc mechanic had of knowing how to earn their bread. (Heir.) Tbey were but puupcrson public bgunly, and their efforts there that evening to inierfero with the expression of public sentiment was a disgrace to the colony (applause). Aa for the other gentleman, Mr. Cochrane, a man who only a little while ago a-sisted in turning a sick womset and children out of a house the property of the Bishop (groans)—a man who from his attempt to take away the public springs down to ihe present time has been doing the dirty work of clerical usurers and others—he was a nice man, certainly, to come Ibere like the other whipper-snappers, canl- iii:.r abuit his loyally (Loud die. rs.) Mr. Cochrane ihea row, but making iss* of rather unparliamentary language he was culled Jo order by the c airman aad sat down. The chairman then put the resolution, which wis carried by an overwhelming majority—in a proport on o five to o c. The re olution was ihen declared carried amid i real ehecrirg, after which tbree doleful groans were .uiven for tbo Chronicle and three d-nfening cheers for the Tbibohaph and Mr. M'Clure, when tbe niectijg quietly separated. New Advertisements. ENTERTJ|NMENT. 1"HE DEBATING AND ELOCUTION Class in connection with thc Mechanics' Institute resumes its meetings to-morrow nt 8 o'clock p.m., in the rooms of tho 'nstituic, when members and their lady friends will participate in the pleasures of a Musical & Elocutionary ENTERTAINMENT. The chair will bo occupied by D. M. Lano, Esq., President ot tho Institute. sc 30 For Portland Direct. THE FIXE St^tKW STEAMER "FIDELITER," CAPT. II. C. ERSKINE, Wiil sail from Ilrodrick's Wharf, for the above port, on 1UB8DAY, AUGUST 2ad, AT 8 O'CLOCK A. M. carrying freight and pnssengers. For particulars apply on board, or to , ... i.V. COUCH, Agent, ,". 1S yVharf ftrerl. Pacific Telegraph Hotel KTORE Mltlll. SUN DA V MIX OF FARK. 37;c DINNER 37ic BILL IF FARE- SO xyp Chicken, Beef Urolb. FISH. . Boiled Salmon. ENTREES Boiled Tongue, caper sauce; Chicken a la Fricasse ; Macaroni a la Milanese. ROAST folk aud Mutton. VEGETABLES. Potatoes, Ht' we I Tomatoes ; Green Salad, Cucumbers, Ac, Ac. ID ESS E3R.T . Pi"» and l ruin, Wines and Liquors. Claret, 25 ceuts per bqtt'c ; Porter and Ales, 37i cents. Dishes to Order, Extra charge. t&r IX o Credit. **» ■ se 30 New A'tvcrtisem"*!!"'. UNANIMOUS NOMINATION! OF Deluge Engine Company FOR Assistant Engineer, T. J. BURNER Oriental Restaurant, YATES STIIEET, In connection wltll the Oriental Hotel. THIS KSTABLISHMKNT IS OPEN AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY OR NItjIIT. THB TABLE Will be furnished with the best the market afTordt. Breakfa t, Dinner, Snpper At moderate prices. Oysters in every Style. Prientc Booms for sm ill or large parties. Call and judge for yourselves. re 30-lra "ROUND THE CORNER" IS THE NAME OF THE 1STE-W SALOON JUST OPENED IN Liinsl«'.v Street, round flic corner from Yates street, In the building formerly occupied hy the Siluoii of EneiiiuiiDT's Hotil. The Saloon has been tastefully refuted, and will be supplied with tbe FIRST QUALITY OF Wines and Liquors. The proprietor respoctfutly invites the public to call "ROUND THE CORNER" and judge for themselves. COVERKBSNT STItKRT KNTRANCK — KBIT door lo the Tulegraph Office. se» JIX'OB HERKIMER. BANK Of BRITISH COLUMBIA. Imttan, U An trust, 1801. FROM AND AFTER air.M MCl'TKMBER, Ihiji;, Mn. liivn. UaM'UU Lami will cense to be Uaaaftat of tint li.uik in ll.ete Colonics, mi.I Ui. W'u. Cruris Wakii is authorised tu peiTirm the duties nf Principal ttlieei of the li.ink in these Colouie.., signing all documents a, Ac ing Mnuager. Hy order of tho Court of Direc'ors, j.vs. it Walker, se2ti-lni hispectur. NOTICE ! NOTICE !! I ■"ROM THIS DATE THE UNDKItSKJNED has eniieliiii.il to reduce his price til. HALF ; and hereafter the FIREST WIRES AND IKPRS, ALfe. BEEU, ke, ke., Will be served nt tbe 1 METROPOLITAN" At TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS per samp a. The public wi'l pleise call and sample, and satisfy tb'-mselves thnt the very best is to be had at tbe above price. T. }. RURXE3, Metropolitan Saloon, Store street, se 28 NEW BUTCHER SHOP. Wm. B. Townsend T)EflS TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT SATURDAY NEXT He will re open the Eureka TV! a r k e t, GOVERNMENT STREET, Adjoining the Masonic Huildiso, Where he hope', bv keeping a good nrt'cle and by elrict attention ti business, *to merit a share of the public patronage,, se 20-lm NOTICE A. BULER & Co. BUY AND SELL LADIES' AND GENT'S i lut-nlf clothing. Clothes cleaned aud repaired at Ihe shortest noiice. GOVERNMENT STREET. Nearly opposite tho St. Nicholns Hotil. se 23-lni On y Parle Francais. XOU8 LE PATROKAOE MSTtNOL'B MILOltD JONNIBUI.1,. Mmson us flciLV LoAr, 1 Rue Johnson, Septembre, I8G8. | MONSIEUR BERIHELEMV DK RHAM a l'lionneur d'informer ses ami. et le publique, thnt be still continues to make the largest bread in town. His Bully Loaves are sold Troit pour tin quart, Bonne qualile. Try it and be convinced. [Le Cariboo Sentinel et les Journal de la Cour de Londrcs sont pries de at pas copier.] sr24 lw hn Appeal ti the Citizens of Vic'orh, V-1. 'I'HE CONGREGATION EMANU-EL OK I Victoria, V. I., iu meeting assembled, this day, Saturday, Sept. 22<l, I8BU, Resolved, That the aid of our Fellow Citizens of all Denominations bc -..Ii. jt.■ < 1 through the fallowing authorized and dn y appoint' d Commitiee. And that such Committee endeavor, by every raeani in their power, to raise funds whereby pert of the debt or mortgage on the Isroelitish Synagogue may bo cancelled. Knowing the liberal views and generosity of the citizens of Victoria, ihe congregation has not the s i_rhtest doubi (making due iillowance for the dullness of the season) thnt Iheir appeal will meet with that response which the exigency of the ease requires. A. JACOBS, President. L. ANTHONY, Secretary. II. It. COHEN, LEWI- LEWIS, D. SHIRPSER, J W. KEYSEIt, «e24 Commi tee on Subscription. SAN FRANCISCO OYSTER SALOON ! Government- street, Hemr cn Ous Kryser's nml W. Wilsmi's /•piIK CNDKRSKJNED, IN VIEW OF THK 1 "liood I mis "folks said were coming, b is OrKNKI) the nbove premises, and intend, to UI'LN TIIE IlKSf OYSTEK3 111* market furnish.». T ey will bs Konsii'il Fried 8 tewed In or Out of the Shell. t&T Open at all hours. so .'3-lm J. B BUELL. NOUVEAUTES DK liAtTOMNE ET D'lIIVER. J.. If. TURNER ET CIE.. Out l'lionneur d'informer lenrs amies et le publie qttil vienncs de recevoir tin iiHwirtiment do Notive- autes de Modes des Meilleurs Mais- oi)8 de Ptnis. MA I.SOX DE LONDRKS. Septcmhre, 186fi^ ne23 W. IIEATIIORN m jBEOS LEAVE TO INFORM HU 4 Iricr.da nnd the | nlilic tbat be hns removed his Boot and Shoe Store To OontRNsiBNT BTRv.KT, two dnori from the '■ Colonist and Chroni le " Office, where he will continue bis Bout Miking busiuess. BOOTS AND SHOES MADE TO OKDEtt Of tbe best materials and workmanship. N.ll.—Repairing doue at shortest notice. se 23 New Goods EX "ROYAL TAR." TH9S. WILSON & CO., Invite attention io their few Stork ot WINTER tiOOUS just nrrived hy Royal Tnr from l.omlon, consisting: or FLAX N ELS—Wslsh— Twilled Smony 1'luin and Kuncy C'nlurs DITTO — Canton - White and Un- lili'iii'ln d HLAXKKTS—All sizes CALMOUAL BKIB11 l'RKXOII MERIXOS-In oil colon Hoyles' Prints, Horroctas' Long Clo'hs, Linen and Cotton T.ckn, Sheetings, Quilts, Drugget t'qua et, Green Biiio, Hollands, American Leather Cloth, —AND— A Oeseral Assortment of Goods suitable for the Autumn and Winter. Tho . Wilson A Co.. MAS^XIC BUILDING, GOVERNMENT STREET. se 20 H Turner & Co. GOVERNMENT STREET, VICTORIA, V. I. I. 0 X D O X FIRM, J P- Tunstall & Oo. LONDON HOUSE, September, 1866. We have received by " Royal Tar" and late Express arrivals a great part of our Autumn and Winter Stock. It comprises as usual a full assortment of Staple and Fancy Goods. Linens, Cottons, Prints, Damasks, Blankets, Flannels, &c, Dress Goods, The New Linskvs, Serges, Merinos, . Poplines, Plaids, &c. Shawls—Rich Broehe, Wool, Himalayan, &c, Ladies' and Children's Underclothing, Mantles, Furs, Hosiery, Embroideries, Lace Goods, &c. Millinery - Wreaths, Head Dresses, a beautiful selection of Bonnets in the Laraballe, Pamela, and other new # shapes; Hats in silk, velvet, and straw. This department is noio under the direction of a First Class French Milliner, who arrived by last steamer. The above goods have been sdected by our. London partner with great care, and will be sold on most favorable terms. •c21 J. II. Turner & Oo., Agenti for Alexandre^ Kid GIotm. mmmmmman (Sbciuitg £dcgrapjj. ST7:N".DA.Y EDIl'ION. SUNDAY MORNING, SEPT. 3d, latin. COMMERCIAL. Hl.li; OF EXPORT* , From Victoria, I. U, te Amrrlcan Ports. to/ the Month eAding September 30th, lBliC. TO sau ntANCISCO. Rope, Anchois I'ainl, black k aud Cbaios*SI5'i 2tf teat A*fMai... »U6 is Short Broad... 188 00 Pork...... ...... 215 50 Mi scell.uieous Goods .... 393 U M i sccllaneous Goods 4lv 37 llnu.-ebld G'dS second band 405 SO Do do S68 00 Do do 84 60 red 302 07 Fursand .-kins 14'.'. 13 Barrel far 11 25 Clothing, sec. hand 450 00 Fancy Neck-ties 17 50 M 1 scellancous Goods 343 80 Bottles, Ti-ii null Li'iid 43 58 Fish Oil 154 7u Persou'lcfteets 12 50 , Tojal.. ..$9007 13 TO POST ANOILOS. Miscellaneous Goods Do do.... Do do.... Hu do.... S. I, Sugar.... Hops $98 13 133 30 291 58 88 45 380 08 17 60 Do do... 311 42 Do do.... 134 92 Old Turn 49 02 M i see Imi' ohm Mdae 95 70 Rubber, Melting k Canvas.. 135 0" Opium 24 Su.Spirin 144 25 M iscellaneous Jldse 40.-> 94 Total...$ 2,300 97 PORTLAND. Iron $103 18 II jut Legs 252 90 Ale 1 48 04 Old Rags- 10 7 ChinaTwine... 27 00 French Goods.. 42 60 Ale..... 36 37 Partar 42 oo Second band UoniU 32 50 Iron 115 65 Iron $369 24 Misccll's Goods 100 20 M i scellnncous Good* 593 22 Iron k Scotch Whiskey... 903 54 Sec ii nil luui'I Goods 274 75 Claret & Chuni- page* Wine 520 00 Brandy k Cham- . pngne 68 50 Sherry Wiue... 233 60 Total...$3,551 84 IICCAPITCLATIOS. To S«n Francisco $9,007 13 Portland Port Angelos 3551 84 2300 97 Total $14,919 91 The Klfle »m|i«. The annual rille mutch between ten marksmen from the Fleet and ten from the Victoria Rifle Volunteers came off nt Esquimalt yesterday. The range was the oue generally used by the Fleet, ou the beach near Belmont, and was of course perfectly Intel, although somewhat objectionable on account of thu mn being iu tho faces of the marksmen instend of their backs ; ibe weather however, was very favorable. Below wo give the totnls Irom the official score, by which ii will lie seen that the Victorians won ihe match by 17 poi .ts. Victoria Rifle Volunteers: Vinter, 40 ; llomfrny, 30 ; Jos. Wilson, 22; Also'pp, 36 ; Soar, 49 . Wuolacott, 25 ; Long, 30; Jno. Wilson, 40 ; Newbury, 55 ; 1'ecle, 33. The Fleet : RoflVy, 22 ; Mant. 45 ; Leveti, 47 ; Mallard, 35 ; Turner, 43 ; Shorter, 30 ; Mort- litw. 39 ; Rul", 40; Booth 30 ; Fuxley; 23. The rangts were at 200, 300, 400, aud 600 yards. Bl'ltNIKG Of THS UltlTISH CoLUHUlAN Or- rics.—We deeply regret to learn that the printing office ot the British Columbian, in New Westminster, was totally destroyed by tire yesterday morning^ Flame< were discovered breaking out of the buiI'M. g about three o'clock, and notwithstanding every effort on the part of the firemen and citizens, the office was entirely consumed. Wc learn that the property was uninsuicd, and sympathise with Messrs. Robson k McMilimi under their severe loss. We irust, however, that our contemporary may shortly be able to resume publication, whieh is the more likely a| the plain of the ol I North Pacific Timet is still in New Westminst. r, and may doubtless be hud at a moderate price- There is mn h reason lo fear that the tiro was the work of au incendiary, as traces ol a. firt havltig been kindled under the floor of the building were apparent'.1 Cahboo Elsctions—Last Monday, thc 24th instant, was the dny fixed for the election of s representative for the mining district of Cariboo. Several candidates were spoken of, including Messrs. A. It. Robertson, Thomas Harris, Spence, and MacLaren. Mr. Robertson, however, declined to stand, and the Mining Board selected Mr. McLaren as their candidate. The Sentinel comes out strongly in favor of Mr. MacLaren, giving him a very high character for ability and integrity, and >< confident of his return. It was not known, however, at last dates whether he would consent to stand.•■'•'"■•'' ' ' I'nbilc Testimonial*. The addresses aud testimonials tu Ii. M. Uteg, tit.., late manager of the Bant ut Hi ti -u Culumbitt iu Ibis city, were presented in tne theatre uu Fiid.y nllernoou, after we had g.ne to press. Mayor Franklin occupied ihe chair and was supported by u gieal many of OUT principal citizens; His Excellency uud suite appeared in a private box, and the body of the theatre was well filled by spectators, including a' number of ladies. The Ititle Corps supplied a guurd of bouor in lbs rear of ths sage. The following were the addresses presented : VOLDNTIKns' AOOUSSS. To David Marshal Lang, Esq , Captuin Couiniaudiiut of tbe Victoria Kills Vuluute.r Corps. The members of your Corps, tender to you on your retirement from cuumisud, th ir sincere.regret As their commanding offcer, tliey feel that you li iu won their regard by a happy union of those qualities which ador i equally the soldier, ilie gentleman, aud tbe chiistiau. They feel thut you have sustained tu the utmost the discipline uf the Corps, at the same time tlmt its maintenance bus been temper d hy a consideration for the feeling of ull ; that yuu have set an ottmple uf inuuly bearing, bonnrable leding ami paiieut submission tu military duty ; and that iu you they have louml not only tbe leader to command uud ins met, but ibe fellow suldier und friend ou whose gen ul aud elevated character they could firmly rely. In further testimony of your stciling qualities as a soldier, your Corps have presented yuu with a sword as the must tilting mark of their regard and esteem. 'I'll uM AH LKTT >VuOD, Capt. 2nd Company mechanics' institute addiisss. To David Mitrshal Lan_>, Esq., President of the Mech intcs In-ti tu tc of Victoria, V. I. DtAit BlB—The Committee of Ana-igetncnt of tbe Me, liuni. s Institute, hut'iug leurn d wilh lunch concern tbat you are .»n the point of taking your departure from Victoria, avail themselves of the ea'lbst opportunity ol meeting together lo express their feeling! ol d. ep regret al tbe circuiiitiince. Vour loss as President of our excellent institution will be long and severely felt, nud wc desire un Ibis occasion to Will ess to tlie zeal, liberality and lively interest ever manifested by yuu for its p osperity. 'Ve ure we.I aware that kindred sentiments from other institutions and associations of our city, lo whose existence „nd prosperity you have so largely contributed, will be.iddtessed to you with like fe lings of sinceri y and appreciation and ih >i also umuugst lie citizens of Victoria generally it is greatly lamented that one has ever tnken su prominent a part in prutnutitig all measures of public good should now be leaving u>. Be assured, dear sir, thnt iu taking your departuie from this city, you wil: carry with you our warmest wishes for your futole we,lure and happiness, 11, \\ ALI.At.'S. Vice-President. Thomas J. Wbekks, Hun. secretary. A.s'.'iuui Rksolt ur Una -11, Columbian of ytttetiHj has a lendiug article tirg ng the eiactiou of u Customs duty of fifteen per cent, on nil goods now in stock in Vancouver I-lnid, as a measure of justice to the merchants iu British Columbia wbo have already paid duty on their goods, an I ul-u as a legitimate addition to the revenue of the united colonics The Columbian Intimates its beli. f tbat Governor Seymour bus ulrendy made provision fur this impost. We can, however, hardly imagine that so outrageous au exaction can be carried oat, or indeed that our merchants will suhm t to sucb an extortion. To ha»e to pay fiteen per cent, ou all tbeir storks in hand would certainly be purchasing all the benefits of union aud Governor Seymour at too dear a rate 1 Bnti-h I i„tely nerspM by Mr. |[ N Steeb ***** mm. " Some Pumpkins."—Mr. Prosser, gardener to His Excellency, bas shown us a cucumber grown by liiui in the open air, measuring two feet in length by nine iuchis iu cinuin- ference. Even tbe renowned "Sairy Camp" would, we think, be satisfied witb such a 11 cowcurober." The Last Culimbian.—Wc are indebted to Capt. Swanson for a copy of yesterday's Columbian, the only one, the eaptsin says, saved from the fire whi li destroyed the office. Only the outside of the paper was printed, the disaster h iving occurred before the ins'de went to press. FutEiiF.s's Election.—The annual election for Chief and Assistant Eugiueers of the Fire Department takes place to-morrow, at lbe Deluge Engine House. Mr. J, C. Keennu is the candidate for chief, and Messrs. T. J. Burnes and Ihiiiti for assistant. CITIZENS Victoiia, V. ADDIISSS. I., Sept, 28th, 1800. Pobt or Entky on Pcokt 80010. — Tomorrow the Purl of Entry on Puget Sound will be removed from Port Angslos to Port Towiiseud. TELEGRAPHIC Uichlii.-M, ami lilted it t'.p us ii place nl worship A guOil fiioi|iiitli lias bei o irratleil from thc VegOB ruud ii|) tu the building, We understand thai Mr. A. It Robert- son bus 'lic'ineil u nomination el u cur didutc lor tbe Le^isl iiive Council. I.II.WhT AMD DOl'OLAS. The <lij.'itin(rs mi tbe Doiiulns Portage have proft-d In be liwiicii m .extent- Numerous holes bud been sunk in the vicinity nt the I'iseovery cluiin. but nutliing hull been found tIiut nouM pay. A ditch hus I.cu constructed by the I) * corertr'l o, nnd fire|jatatiuiis were being mude for washing. Over 3 A iscre* of gnin were under cultivation On the I'euibefton Portage tttis season, consisting of wheat, hurley ami outs which luikoil extremely Well, iind wns being harvested with all ljusle n> Our Informant |M*setl- The Lillooct Flour Mill hnd stnr'ed trnrliug a part ot the ne.v ctojj. Mr. Scott's new steam mill, on the opposite side of the river, would tie in running order this week. Business was very dull iu I.illoo i. The Brdge River Mines hutl turnetl out very uniaiisfiictoiily and were utinii- doned by ull except Indium and China, men. Messrs. .laini'son and Oedwulader hnd gijue to Cadwal.iiier creek to prospect I ■built six weeks egn, but nothing had been beard from tli'in. Lorenzo, at the Fountain. Imd harvested all liis grain crop, which proved to b: a very he.ivy one. The farmers nil along the roatl from the Founluiu io Pavilion crock are busy cutting their grain, which iooketl will. New Ailvi it s.'tin ms Yorkshire Bacon! Ex Royal Tar, for sale by FELL A CO., V'stel street. i*2li Towia Oct.—The ship Royal Tar wns towed out by the Sir James Douglas yesterday morning, and taken across to 1'isalndy, when she will load for Cnllao. She will thence go to the Cbincha Islands and load guano for Dunkirk. It is stated that t*e Royal Tar will clear nearly £4000 by tbe round trip. Mr. Robert Bishop went over on the Royal Tar and will return by the Douglas to-morrow. To David M. Ling, Esq., Dkaii Silt:— Alter the honorable and p-om- inent position you have for tbe past three years occupied amongst them, the citizens of Victoria, Vancouver Islnnd, wish publicly to exprtsi their esteem of your high character uud tlieir regret nt your departure. AS a business man they recognise your courtesy and your de.-iro to advance thc interests oi the community at large so far as it was consistent with duty. ■ Thc energy and seal you have displayed in ibe advancement of public intituiions of a patriotic, Intellectual nnd religious character are best evinced by the success that bus intended your exertions. In biuoing you farewell and God speed, they beg your a'ceep ancc of the atcomp my- IDg Silver llagon.and goblets as a slight evidence of the esteem In which you Arc now held by them and of Iheir goud wishes, which will always accompany you and yours. Limlev Fba.vki.is, .Mayor, On behalf of the ciiissus of Victuiia. To ench of the addresses dipt. Lang replied in an eloquent and feeling manner, aud was loudly cheered by tbe audience, which then dispersed, the band playing Ihe Nutioual Anthem. SntOOUB AcolDSXr.—The Car,boo Sentinel says: Lust Tuesday, ns Mr. H. C. Wilta.itt was engugeil iu hit ilmg a heavy load of merchandise from Cumcronton lo Barkervillr, bis horse bcame restivo nnd backed tbe dray over the bank in front of Li,ring's sa oon at the former place. Mr. Wilmott was thrown over the bank and received the full force of the fulling vehicle, which pinned him to the spot. Singular to say, when extricated from his perilous situation it was found tbat a box of mutches in his pocket had been ignited by the force of his fill, burning up $25 in notes and scorching his body badly ; with the exemption of the injury inflicted by the burning matches he was otherwise unharmed. The only oiher damage sustained was the breaking of the dray. Entbrtainmknt at tub Ixstitiiti.— Tomorrow evening being the opening night of the classes connected with the Mechanics' Institute, an entertainment will be given, to which members and their lady friends nre invited. We hope to see a pood turn out, nnd would euggest thet by payment of $1 parties may becomo members for one mouth and also obtain admission to tbe entertainment. Burope< Chicago, Pept. 27—Among the news items per I'eamer fiom Europe, we find the following! Tlie Prussian Chambers h>tvi- iieen debating the bill for tbe eke- lion of Deputiee to the (Jtrman Parliaments Amendment* were offered and accepted, for allowing all men to vote ut lin- election* mill il'iii tilling thnt candidates liuvit full liluriy of epeeHi during ihe election, uud tliui members should be paid. 'i'lie Eastern question nguin claim* at- ti'iit on. Tbe Continental Journal states that it is no longer tlie insurrection in Cuud a which causes unoaeineH to the I'orte, but (Iiu insurrection beginning in Eetecew und thu Islands of Cujos und Cyprus. New York, Sept. 27—Gen Sweeny publishes a card, declining to i.ik ■ any pnrt in tlio proceedings of tbo Feniun brotherhood, Chicago, Sept, SS—The New York Herald editorially luye: President Johnson is writing to Southern Governors that they should accept tlie coiisiilu'iuiml amendments lest harder conditions nre Imposed by Congress. Tlic Herald snys in that wuy Join.- sou will checkmate tlic radicals. California. San Francisco, Sept 28—New York Telegrams-ipiote god yesterday at 146, sterling 108. Legal tenders dull ut 71, buying; 71J selling. Arrived, Sept. 28. -- Ster.mer Del Norte,, uvo duys from ('resent City. Sailed. Sept. 'il — birk Torrent, Puget Bound: hark Kinily Banning, Bellinghem Buy; bnrk Iconuin, Paget Sound; steamer Orill iiiiine, Portl .ml. Cow For Sale t COW (AND CALF SIX W£EKJ OLDj, l\ warranted perfectly uentle. Also a youog >teer. Apply to Jt20 O. Trice $05. XI VS. Jsmes Bay. OLYMPIA OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE AT A. Ws PIPER'S, aSD TIliE Best Welsh Rarebits ON THE ISLAND. se 19 NOTICE ILL PE .\ againtt IIiillowiy's I'uin.—Diu l.tei ni buweiCii.piaiaii. — I b -i-in i "in'' .tl ever present, aid if left limit lendcj f.n.enlly termlnfttft filiillf. It sh.rilj b. eTeijwh ie knimn Ihil Inlli ctioleia nn.l .llairliflei d'-- liend on tlie prctiMi:.' cf S'ltnc U!.i5;s"*ied intu nr.ee In thostu-n ch or lioirell. or mite dil teri'.ui ina'te In tne blool. anj llial. llullo\r«),i I'llli cm i ipi'l cither Villi S'SSindrSpitl'lon. 'I'h.t cone nt' .1. ln««ur |ir!lin| dtfrCBpuri'llnj. SltirnatltS, tcjula 11» and .treiielliei.it g u.iiit:cH, ail I time exert ever tfery in- terinil or-'en tlie wiiote-ornelr rontroUInu li.flii-n :- ei> nece««»ry f.i eotiiluiliuni-nlve itellon In the'liuinjn frm-e. Untilw• ji'i ino.ilelne may be sdrantagseitslj tikcn ni a itiinn. i f kci pinu th • 1.1-oJ pure and the body eool<—the nn y p-act.calilo plan nf in lutaluiH; lien til III vnUill. ininll'iHl * ; ! ■ M a||i*. the undersifjned ure requested to present ihem witljiti 20 days from dale. All persons Indebted to th • undersiuned art requested to settle their accounts within 30 days either by note or otherwise, or tliey will lie K ven in my Attorney for colle. tion' as I intend to leave for Europe. se ltf lm J. W. KHYSER FOR rp W O GROVE L MACHINES, SALE New Advertist'iineiits. Queen Charlotte Coal Hffin'ng Company (Lim) Notice of Meeting. VN EXTItAORDI.VARV GENERAL MEET- ing of .-hareholders nf this Company «ill bc held in the office of the Company, City Council Chambers, on Friday the 23th of September, isoo, ut one o'clock. Business To confirm the special resolo- tions passed at a meeting held August 28lh, 18UC, and other bu iness which may come legitimately before thc snid uieeiinir. J. 8. WILLIS. sel3 Secretary. Adjournment. rVULS MKKTIN'O STANDS ADJOURNED A to Tuesday nt one o'clock p.m. se 39 J. S. WILLIS, Secretary. Attention, Fire lepartmen ii.. pay F«o«t Naw WnsTMiNSTsa — Tbe steamer Enterprise arrived down yesterday afternoon »t 4:30 o'clock, with 36 passengers, and $76,- 02 for tbe Bank of British Columbia, in the •""ids of Ilr. Ormandy. Mr. O. left Williams Creek last Friday week, and informs us that owing to the welcome rain water was plenty, •nd things were looking quite brisk. Islihd OrsTsas.—We tasted some Island "Titers at Buell's last nigbt tbat surpassed *»y of tbe Olympic bivalves we have yet met *ilb. The " home production " wero large, Smi well flavored, and entirely free from 'opper. Wa are glad to see one of., oar re- toin.s, at least, "doveloped." Goversob Kisskdv.—We understand tbat Governor Kennedy is likely to receive the appointment to the governorship of the colony of South Australia, at a salary ol £4,000 a year. His Excellency will, it ii said, proceed borne on the arrival of Governor Seymour, where he will await his appointment. Fabswru, Dinner.—The Rifle Volunteers will entertain Capt. Lang at a farewell dinner lo-morrow evening at tbe dr.ll-hall. Arrange meats are also, we ncderstaod, bc ng made for deputations from tbe various public bodies,' headed by tbe Mayor, seeing Mr. Lang off on Tuesday. Cariboo. [From Ihe Sentinel, Sept. 20.] MINING INTELLIGENCE. CLNSIXOIIAM ClttCKK. Timet are rery tlnll on this creek ; only company taking out any sternly is the iS'und.sli coy, who are workiug on a bench ut the cantni. .ANTLER eiiSI.K. Several companies nre prospecting on the right hand bank of this creek with a view of reaching t'.ie bill channel. One company will start a tunnel during the present week. The Bed Rock Flume Uo. washed up about 200 feet of the Flume, with very sulisluctory results. CALIFORNIA CREEK. There are two eotnpiinies at work on this creek, making wages. The water of Stevens creek has been brought into this creek by means of a ditch. MISCELLANEOUS ITEJS. Tlie long wielie I for rain commenced to fnll eerljr on Monday morning and has nine* continued with intermittent showers until yslcrdtiy when it fell very steadily the whole day. The cree';, however, does not appear to rise suddenly, although there is imiv quite enough of water to ullnw nil of tiie claims to resume work. Our tnnrki-t is beginning to get steadily supplied wiih all kimls ol vegetables by Ihe Chinese from Quesnehnoulh nt very rfa*oiuible prices, l'otatoce are sold ai St-.; turnips, tiits: carrots, 16,cm ; and c bbugp, Iti cts. The quality of theie vegetablea will compare favorably witb any in the colony. Tlio congregation of tbe -Ret. Father Msgoggan ba>e purchased the hoc e IN CONFORMITY WITH SECTION 11 ef the Firemen's Protection Act, 1(61, nodes is hereby ((iveii that im election of twn duly qualified persons to Ull the respective offices of Chief end Assistant Engineer of ibe Vic- luria Department tor the ensuinz year will lie held nl the Unit e of the Deluge Engine Co. No. I, Monday the 1st day of October neit, at 10 o'clock n the forenoon. The Toll will be closed at 4 o cluck p.m. Hy mder B. L. KELLY, President V.F.D. E 0. HOLDBN, Hon. Sec. V.F.D. se 20 ERt BAKER SEWING for ■ heavy work ; one Singer's Machine, No. 2, for fine and heavy work. All Ihe goods pertaining to tho business, including cotton goods, ticking, pulu, and other gouds loo numerous tO'.i mention. The above will be sold for less t'unu cost within 30 days. Teims—Cash or approved N.tes. —ALSO- Tbe entire t'jick ot Crockery, tlnrdwara, Furniture, Fancy Goods, lie,, on the same terms Ss above. All goods unsold after 30 days will be sold at'auction. se 16-lm J. W. KKYSgR. FOR SALE, 1ft WITH YEAR- Wilt work ia A GOOD MARE (IN FOAL , ling colt by her side, single or double harness. Apply at the Office of the Evening Telegraph» LANGLEY STREET. se 9 For Sale Ex Uamden. Victo. ia Turn Vt rein. ALL mi;i;iii:i:s Ot THE 480TI t»- etiltiuiiti who wish to attend regular practice, are requested to be present on the first Honda/ iu September when classes wiil be funned rommenein,/ witli the simplest exercises, and going through the whole ro'irsc. CHAULE.-S DECIIENT, au23 Turnwarl. Hosteller, Borker, and Angostura Bitters, tl -i gun rider In bbls. and cites, (lam In tasks, half-raski and rases, Saoterne and iCalifornia Unite Hlnr, French lleohal 90 O.P., tag. (llqiiul. numm and Bollenger (bam. pagne, .(ml In "tore an assortment of Brand) and UfMn lultuble for the Trade. fcar Depot of Havana Cigars. BUQEXG THOMAS, Yates street. se 6 Mrs. Hein CHAMPAGNE NAPOLEON'S CABINET —AND— BOUOHE. TX'K HAVE APPOINTED MESSRS. VV GRELLEY k FITEUl'.K, of Victoria, SOLE AGENTS —roR— Vancouver Island and Tritish Columbia- Of our above-named Wines. B.uche Jills & Co., it Mari-nil-sur-Ay. se 19 Champagne, France. DR,« BEMOVAL. POWELL HAS REMOVED UI5 Surgcrv nnd Residence to the corner nf DOUGLAS AND BROUGHTON STREETS (near Forty. Orrics Unrss-J A. 11. to 12 If, and 8 P. M. to 10 P. M. Aururt :3. su IS KEEPS CONSTANTLY OX HAND TIIE latest fashions in MILLINERY, Prices to Suit the Tin:esf GOVERNMENT STREET Retwefn Fort and Broughton. sc S bDorbor^ & Eueif, COMMISSION* MERCHANTS, Importers and Wholesale Dcale-s in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Bools and Shoes, Wlnirf street, Victoria, V. I. se 2' Queen Charlotte Coal Mining Go. "(LIMITED.) Notice rf Assessment AT A MEETING OF DIRECTORS OF THE above Company beld tbis day tbe following resolution was passed :— " That an Assessment of Sixpence sterling per t*hare on A shares be now made, payable to the Secretary at tbe office of the Company, •c or before ibe.28th intt., between tbe hours of ITA. M. and 2 P.M. daily." J. 8. WILLIS, Corner Droad and Trenuce sta. \ tjecrcUrr Stptroiter Stb, Is*6. | — __ ! **—*****s**m**m Facts and Figure*. New Advertineineiitn. MisttllaiK't'iis. -. ■ - .1—r Rome'imes nuinful ilrenms liave tlieir roiuic side. We reuicinlicr a rjuu who alwiiva was pcrM-iiitid with tlie mime iliciiiu : Hint he lie.il on the open palm of | Lu li.iinl a.i orange which began to swell i und hWi-ll til) ut length il shut out the j view of everything else By and hy, the edges of th ortnge begun slowly lo tuni ! onr and grow round him till lie wus en- cl isi-d within the rind. And once we heard a sick wonnn in humble life, describe, wiih intense power of l.inguage and action, a dream, which constantl_y liifiuted her. Words will give but a poor representation of the spirit uud reality wbich she threw into it. " I lie in bed," she said, "and, as my hand drops over the aide of it, I feel a strong draught blowing upwards, cold nnd damp, so thut I know it comes from below ihe eurih. I drag myself to the bed's edge, and I Iind I am staring down into a de.-p shaft —80 deep that the blackness looks uliuot blue. As I watch, 1 see something white ruining up on tlie wind, and as it neiirs the top I see ic is a human bone ; then ii hers follow it, spinnit.g nud ('tilting np like snow flakes, till they lie in heaps ut the foot of my bed ; then the wind ceuses, und tlie bones begin to form themselves into skeletons, which stand ^liuking ucd rattling and pointing at me.'' One might well ask the question uf ler this how far nightmare forms a source of inspiration for our poets aud uoveiists. A letter fnm Buden contains the following, which illustrates the state of loeliug in the lesser German States : — 'Last wick iO sttiiieiita arrived near Ihe Castle of Piiiibach, i ear Oflfenshurg, (rom Friburg, accompanied by a surgeon. 'They were armed with rapiers, and ro 'tired into the interior of u forest, where :tliey selected a suitable spot for fighting duels on a large icale—20 to 20. They fought for a long lime, inflicting wounds on each cither iu the face and arms. One is suid to have had liis lllo endangered. VVliat was the origin of this battle ? Polities. Of these 40 students 20 were for Austria and 20 for Prtutla—being 'equally divided.' The Lancaster Rifi.es of the En- fil.N-F.Eits.—We (Army and Navy Gazette) are informed that the Lancaster smooth oval-bored rifle, as supplied >o the Royal Engineers, has when converted to the ■Snider System of bfuecli-loading, with 'Colonel Boxer's cartridge, beating in accuracy both the converted Knfield end the converted five gtooved rifle, and iucunse- quence General I'eel has caused an order to be issued to tlie effect that thcwlio'.e of 'the oval bored rifles ou tbe ^Lancaster .principle, bs used by the Royal Engineers, •shall forthwith be converted into breechloaders on tho Snider plan. A Peruvian plant, the Tilrytlioxylon 'Coca, has been found by experiment to possess the property of quelling the sen- witions of hunger und thirst for several days. The plant nppears to narcotize the rterves of the «tomach and suspend the digostive functions, without affording any untriment. It may become a very 'useful medicine. A gentleman who hns travelled extensively in the East states that in I gypt, where sun-stroke is of frequent occurence, un effectual remedy is to pour into the sufferer's ears water in which salt has been dissolved. To 6ay the least this method of curt! seems very rough. At a meetin? lately held 'in Sydney, 'the Mayor in the chair, it was resolved to make arrungements for the completion by April, 1870, of a memoriul to commemorate the discovery of New South Wales In April, 1770, by the great English nan- •gator, Capt. Cook. A negro woman was lately permitted to kneel between tro whites at the Altar of Grace Episcopil Church in Memphis, •feune-see, and partake the sacrament of the Lord's Sepper. The occurrence is •unprecedented lu the history of the Southern States. Two guards were taking on the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway at Sheffield, when they wero struck 4iy a truin and hurled a considerable dis- •nincB. One was killed outright, and the ■other badly injured. The . proprietor ot Lloyd's Newspaper in London bits just imported two hundred aud seventy tons of Esparto grass from Algeria for the manufacture of paper for that journal. The cost of this kind of paper is one-half that of the linen fabric. Charivari has a picture of John Bull phangii g from one horse to another: thnt flic has left is the ' Wigh' Ministry, which ;is one-eyed, and his new mount is tho '[Tory Mwiffy. which is blind. The London Pneumatic Dispatch Company, in their report, slate ihat 180 tons ,of goods can be passed through -the tube per hour, nt the rate of ,18 miles an hour, at the cost of under Id. a ton per mile. ALICE BROWN'S FANCY TWIST SMOKING TOBACCO tott Monro at A. F. IiEVHKR'H, Together will some (Tne HAVANA. Cl'OARf DlltfXT. Also on hand Wine Sap, Peach, Apricot, Mary's Own. Light Pressed, Natural Leaf, Buffalo Tongue, and Atlantic Cable Tobacco- JUST RECEIVED PER BARK RIVAL A Pine Assortment of Meerschaum Pipes. Call and examine. se 5-lm Jesse Cowpcr, Mi ci'llaneous. JXTOTICIE, MARTIN BROS., IMPORTERS OF Groceries ani Provisions, FiKEPKOOF BUILDING, LATELY OCCUPIED HV L'HOTELIER k Co,, "WHA.RF STREET. sc e Ihe Only Sure Way to Save the Country! IS TO PATRONIZE cameron's isl\nd produce :m:.a.:rjk:bt, No. 18 Fort street, opposite Mrs. Heel's Iionrdiiig-housc. FAMILIES A.VD HOTEL-KEEPERS WILL find always on hand fresh, cheap, and good Island Vegetables nnd Fruit, Island Fish and Game of nil sorts, Island Eggs and Butter, Islnnd VeniFon cut to order, Islnnd Poultry, ke., ke., kc. N. D.—I hereby make known to the public that, having made arrangements w;th certain islnnd farmers to sell their produce, I am from this date prepared to sell cheaper than any Chinaman peddler that ever ate rice— " So walk on, John I" August i7th, 18C6. se 17-lm Wholesale nud Il> tnil Dealer in BOOTS AND SHOES, LEATHER, . _ASD— SHOE FINDINGS, TTATBS STREET, OPPOSITE WELLS, FARfiO AC At the old stand of Webster k Co., ii prepared to supply tbe wants of tlo public in his line. The Latest Stvles Received by every arrival from Knstlst f and Sun Francisco. sc 'I Everett's Exchange, STORK SfRBBr, V. I. •IHE PROPRIEI'Ol! ItKSPK'VIKII.LV IS- I fir inn his frie ids and lh( public I nl lie has open-d his old stand in Sinn-1 trot I, « hen- he will keep as before th" la»*% quality at tt INKS, LIQUORS, and 010 A BS. Come and see. nea-lm PAT. EVEItETf, Proprietor. WILLIAM LYONS, st-tttpt^tjsto — tun— ■ Commission Agent, On the Corner of Wharf and Johnson Streets. sc 3-2m Dissolution of Partnership. NOTICE. Miscellaneous. tt^ HERMAN SHULTZ, —AT— His Well Known and Old Established Stund The Government st. Boot Store, Has just received per steamer A FINE ASSORTMENT OP Ladies' and Children's Shoes, Which ho offers at a very low price. ■JlUltll .1 ' ULStBI Albambra BILLIARD SALOON, tot.V'it «ovERmvr axd vim srs, y^-STAias, 'ntnnoe m Yates Etree' te ::-lm Receives by each steamer from England and San Francisco BOOTS <SC SHOES or TUB FINEST AND BEST QUALITY, FRENCH LEATHER, —ANt>— SHOE FINDINGS, At prices to correspond with the times, se 12 LIST OF ARRIVALS At the Mount Ararat Hotel during thc months of June, July, and August, 1866. June—His Excellency Governor Kennedy, Mr William A G Yuun^JIr. Henj W Pearse. Jaly—Messrs Jas Wilco*, F Dnprny, Jas Reed Macadam, John Dand, Lonis Philpot. F \V Alwood, J R Ford, E S Hutch, Sir Jas Douglas, B Fraser, E S Whitting- ham. August—H E See'yo, W E Stroaacb, J Rdbcrison Stewart, Thos Lett StuI- Bcltmid', Robt Burnaby ; John Nicholson, M M Titus, F W Green, Benj W k Pearse, Acting Surveyor General, R Homfray, H 0 Tiedemann ; James Mc- Cutchan; Wm Denny, Win Wilson, Joseph Hilton. R D and J; Kenneth Mc- Kenzie, Jr, Wm Ii McKenzie, David B Blair, Chas Reillern, Gh is Kent, sc d-,lm CARRIAGE PAINTING IN ALL ITS BLANCHES, Yates Street, Between Deluge Engine House and the International Hotel. Wnrlt solicited, and done oa the most reasonable terms bf W. M. KEOHAN ic '2-liu A Triumph oi Science —WO-- TIIE LIGHT OF TIIE WOULD DR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS & SALVE. TbftM L re rlr'ng r«m«U» nr* BOW, f.ir the flr t H>M't g \-f |ii|t>| civ In t'i vr r d For over Ai|QtttAf -fa njuturjr oi pri at ■ practice thn in^reOiuHtn iu time Life-Giving puis H'f hf n (Jltd With Hi* pre-UCt tOOOtf, Tli-Ir mi«int )■ n t on y iu rr -vt'nt <it «•. but lo cure They <■« rch o-i tli vnriorfi mil >di •• hy .< h ch tlir patient i» suffering, and re invIgorau-H t e »Mitu tytiltm, T the n.'eH nnd infirm a lew tl so* of these valuable P1L.S will, rove to be A VERY FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, F r in everv case t'-ey aid new life a:i-l viU'ltr, «"d •e-t>ra tlit* w ni-ari' ,.rgit* io iheir i rlillae ll*te( T. ihe \fiiiinrnii- mi rll • iRci ihey trill pr*w moot in- v,»!ii H», a* a r»i y. ipt'ciilc tne] etfr int mrdicinn. tre is a /Ircam rHiilizctt, tlut P ince-ile-Lp«n mugh for thren hnniJrpd yvttt ago. an'l never fi'iiii, M« look-.! for n f imlain that would rettore the old t'i Vigor am! make . outh ever -An E2tei-nal Hpring*! It wtu Irft for ihfa -hy nnd hour tn reriVr.e the drenm, and chow in one glorious Let the ma^lc that mde ii f*ir. TUESE FAMOUS REMEDIES Cannot tt v th flight nfytiuy but they can force bick, un hold .•il.c»r,diiteuNf» *lnt nit hilli ni|ili ove, fie ug il and the voutif. Let n-ne he<itt%te tnen, bu S. iz-; tlm iHVnnitile o, p.irtunitj- that offer*. When L.,k- as j>re.c ibrd— Tor Billious Disorders Nothino-cau he mor* pnduc'iiri of curf thnn tliefio I'MU—rhtMr almost m gin [alienee U felt at u .■« ; nnd thu UMial ci no luliauts uf ihH in «t dittn-ating difMH art rtiujvud. T-be»e remedies are made (rom the ['i.reat TEGETABLE COMPOUNDS. Th-y will not htrm the most delicate f.-m.ile, anil et i b» ill m with g'>oJ effect ia |ireacrlbeil daieii tn tbe yuiume.l tube. For Cutaneous Disorders Anil all ern tlinof Hie -kin, 'he SALVE ii mot In valil.lilr. It <lnes n t Ileal .aleiinilij'iu.,11 , b>jl pons* tralue Willi III- ml,.I :. nrclri'^ rl! .■,« lo 11, vorv fool of,'lie evil. DR. MAGGIEL'S P!LLS Invariably cure tlic following Diseases : Aithnu, B'-wcl Comi>ltirft^ 'Cough*, Coldn, Chest Di eagea, CottlVMlPM, '0^ ppi-psia." •ffiarrh a, Dropsy, ■D^illty, •. . *'everand Kgt % PertialeContplairft", Jbieadache, Jndiir Btf^n, InQ-tei Ei, Ioliamtq .-tion,- Inwanl ffrolcnMn, Li erO'implaiot, Luwi,«.v ofSpirltt, Klngwnrni, ftlieiimat am, Halt Hi (Mim, Scalds, Skin T)i«aKe». tSsT NOTICE.— "onfgenl'itifi wtthnUt the engraved trade-mnrk •tro'ind e*tih pot or box, signed by DR. j. w.Mdil I., 4:! Fulton Btrctt; Wiw vork, to oountepfe t whi h ia (fli'iiy. tSf Sold by ntl reipectnhle -Dealers in MeJHdnei thmuirhi'iit the United Siatea and Canida—at 26 cent* per*)ox or pot. A. O. Langley & Co., Agents lor Vancouver Island.and firitisb Obiiimijla, .-«1 [HI? PARTKVnSHIP IIEUKTOFOHK EX- I lltlDg betwci-n Thomns Napier Ililibitn and .Imiih .- Ciirswcll, under tlio inline or linn Df Hibben k Carawell, lias been tins dny dissolved hy mutual consent. The nusincss will in future be earried on hy Mr. T. N Hibben, who W'll pay and receive all money duo to or ovvin^ by the Into Arm Dated this 13th dny of September 18fifi. THOMAS NAPIKIt IIII1HK.V, JAMBS QARSWBIiti. Witness to tho signature of Thomas Xapiin hibben, (Ir.onr.s Pkaiikes, Kolieitor, Victoria, V. I. Witness to thc .Sij;niiture of James Carswell, Roiikiit UlSIIOI", Solici'or, Victoria, V. I. si> 13-lm A. & W. WILSON, Houie and Ship Plujnbers GASFkTTERS, BCIL H4NGERS & TINSMITHS FONT STHKET. All order* promptly nl(<>ndcd (o >• ? CHARLES BERNARD, JIanufarturtr and Dealer in FAMILY CHARTRES COFFEE. And Kplccu of nil kliidn. No. 707, Sansome street, corner Gold, Between Jnck«on and Pacific. First Premium awarded by the Mechanics' Institute, for thi best Coffei and Spins. Tlio jwnprieior having introduced .Steam Power in bis Manufactory, ha mow increased facilities to supply the trade and the public in general. All articles from bis Establishment ure guaranteed IP he pu e anil unadulterated. The public are respeetlnlly invited to call and convince Ihemselres Country orders promptly attended tu. se 2 TOBACCO PLANT ARRIVAT, OF ANOTHER CARGO FROM Virginia & Cuba, JrtA 'A8riNWAf.!,, Of (he Host Celebrated Brands of TOBACCO & SEGARS KYKR IMPORTED Samples can bn hnd at the «ADELPU1," corner Yates and Government streets. Arrival of a few more Plan ts by the "California." t&* Office of C. F. Greeu'a Viotorlo and Ksijuimult Kxprcs^. f. ivmn.u.t se 2 ADKLPH1 RBGAR STORE. BRITISH PERIODICALS. The London Quarterly Eev;ew (Conservative)- The Edinburgh Review (Whig) The Westminster Review (Radical) The North British Review {Free Church) — AND— Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine (Tory) The fo ;r BtfltWl re-puhlithcl by M*>i<r« PtXfTt ft Co., nre genert] y co nfdnrrd n« ISO Qml RrrtAVf, tny BItcfcwood hnn i>een juilv rltofld in thiHtua tnik. Wh'i'vcrrfinpen tt with r nd n; pn HcniiorH of tM* cln*ft wh tcVfrnmy '•« hi* uiH-pil iifurm tinn, »,;ll too • h" nlt07«lhnr behind thi* time in whirli he t\*ett—*Hd in tbent tinioi a p«vwn mny f<>o i get ttty far MhIn1). Th-yin'.v be -eR'l and ttudieil Wilh a I- t'.niiii i1 !'v ilu' |it!oj)le of thin cu.mry, oi tttty ttttttl and pATty* *_r HL\CKWOOn li uitiiPiial!. ntt a-llve ot thin tlliM' to AmerlcAiis, not onlyf>r It* neri \tt%iM$thf iii-iiiu'urli-il writcri of n.-ii n, hut for he aca u il nf the l»t» civil *■ r now being wihtei \y 0 I. Von norke, ndr'Hiiminii''':, chtrf. f-4«U lotivn. J. E. I). •tmrt, nf the Conrt-derate army. TERMS FOR 1863. For any oni« of the S«vI«wD ..f I per annum For an> t»ro of the Rovlrwn 7 '* For any thr*oof the hovlewi 10 '' For all fuur of the Revh-ws 12 " F.ja Blar.kwo d'l Mairm n- 4 " F«>r Blackwood and ono Rovl W 7 " For Hla kwr.od and my two of tho Ru- vl»wi 10 " For I UokWOod and three of tlio Rcvlens..l3 " For BUokWQCd and :he four Revlewi 15 ** CLUBS. A fit-count of tioenty per cent w^'I he a'lowed to clubs cf four or more persons. T hir, fuur c plea of Blackwfod.or ofon« l-evlew will be neot to one address or!l2ftQ. Four oupifs of the fuur Kevlowa and Blackwood, for$48, and soon. POSTAGE. When-aent by mill, the Po^tahr to puj part of the Unit'd t toa will be i ut tarent.-rotir rent-a year for " LACKwoon," and but *fght ceata a year for each of the Kt^iewa. Recced Prices for previous years- SitarribPTs may obtain ihe Reprfi** linmeafntely precfdiny iHI*B, aa Mbmt, Vlx. : Htnclioood from S 'ptem'.pr, 18 4. to DeeemVr, 1665 luelftilve, at tint-rate of P2 50 n year. The Xorfh British from .ftnunry. 18lW. to piwmt'er I«fift, inrluoivfi; the Edinburgh.nnd the Westminster Ir.m p il. .1*64, to Dcceml**', IPS', Inehhiw. m.d thr London Quarterly for the year rS 5, nt tlie r«tc of fl .00 a yonr fur each or any evi-w. *t3r A few c-iptea yet remiln of afl the four Kcoiewt for 18(18 it $4 as at, or |1 50 for any om. LEONARD SCOTT & CO., Tublttherre^ 38 Walker Street, Ar„ Y. L P. tCo.,nli0 publish lfa« 2?A2Xls£.F2l'S .O-XTIDB By IIuvht Stuthxh. .f WI«Mlr«h. tot lb* l».e J. P. Nohtiiv »f vi. i ,,l>L,e I.ob, BuvniOottvo, 1000 |M«r«, mid numeioii. Kncr-ivinji- IVIrc J7 for Hit two Tu'jm- TUE ONE THING WANTED. HOLLOWAY'S TILLS. -by Mail, post paH, Holloway' Fi. r tre the best known remedy in lh world M tbe following- diar as«s : Fold a* the KatubilBhment of Profeaflor Holloway, 241 Strand, (near IVniple Bur,) I. mlon ; al«" by .all reipect able nniRirla's and Dealer* tn Me icinc-n i hrnutfhout the civilized worid,at the /ollowing pticea—It. 1%., 5: 84, U. Oil-, Vita i 22*,, and Xix. each box. A tne Female Irrcgular- Gcrnfu*aorKinr a Asthma iile. Evil Billiouht^onrptatntf Fevor of all Icindr ^ore Throata Fits ■tnnc snd f.iavo Rlotrhes 01* th1 i.O'Jt -'econdary Pyttip- .*-kin Head .Aclie toms Bowel row plaints Indlge^ios Ifc-DolorCi-x Colic* liillniniiinllnn t i:nmri Constipation of the Jaundice Ulcers Bow* l« l.ncr Complaints Venrrral aflee- Consiimi lion Lumbn^o . tions Debi'Hv I'ilei Worms of a Oropsy Rheumatism kinds Dy sentry lleiention of Urine Weakness from Krjuiprlas whatever rauao ... Tliere is > conmilmble uviuj by taking Ilia itxrt sites. IHrrttion.. tor tlie Kniilinci* of patl.utt In everj dljor ^.r Arc tfHx.il In mch box. 'The Itlood. Thrse (unions pill3 »re so composnt thn tlii'j opemte wholrsomeljr on the .ilomnch, the liver, IV boirils, Hid olhpr orpnnsj by corrert- ini' nny <leriiii|reniepls in their liini-liona whereliy n atenily iiupply of pure mnterinls tor Mm- renentl ol ilie lllood is Inrnishril, nnd n ciinstnnt iilisiriiriinn of effete products is effected. Tins perfect circiiinlion thus hecomn the very fouatnin of henllh nnd life, nnd overcomes nil form of disease wherever iis situation. General Dlnorderfi of (be Liver nnd Miiiiuich. All who ever indulpe a* table, either in eat* 'ncr or drinking, should take about ten of t.':e9- Inni.ius pills al lied time, from which viillree suit a clear head and good siomach the fi 11 w- inii iniiMiini;. Thousands of Ladies are always complaining of sick headaches, want o nppclite, want of Ontffn, and want of strength t to coirecl all these evils, three or four ot theso I'ills should be taken twice a week, when they w-iiild give the invalid ,ne health anil appetil* ol a p'oughman. Fcinnlex of all Afrem and Clasae* Obstrnciions ot eny kind, either in young ! or those between forty and fifty—th most critical peiiod of life—may he radically remo. —J by using these I'ills according to the printed directions which accompany each box. Youn.fi persons wilh sickly and sallow complexions mny have the bloom of health restored by tin? corrective, wl ich purifies the blood and expels ull gross and impure humors from tbtryi* tem. beware llien Of thc Critical age Iron forty to (illy, as it sends many thousands lo premature grave,—these Pills'should be lakci it thut period of lile two or three tin.es '» ^eek Want of Slrcngili nnd Energy. Persons of sedentary habits, or those troubled in mind, working iu Factories or Coal I'its, who ciinnot obtain that amount ol frest air and exercise which nature requires, suffer from weakness and delility, lowness of sp*iri:s and wanl of appetite. All such should 'ako i lose or two rft these I'ills every Ihree or foil", days, as they act gently and etl'cctiinlly nn ths system and impart vigor and energy lo tha body, which is always followed by a good appetite, sound and refreshing sleep, and a high flow of spirits. For the Cure of. Dropsy. The cflflc cy of Holloway's Pills in Dropsy is extraordinary. Tl,"y act with such a peculiar effect upon the system, that tha fluid* causing this direlul complaint, nre petccptibl carried off and prevented from any fnrthel accumuhition. Thc sufleret regains a buoyancy of spirits and rejoices in a completely renovated coustitution. It is indispensably necessary that the Oiniment should be most effectually rutobed into the complaining parid during the whole course of treatment. Children and their Allmrntr* In no country io the world arc more children carried to nn early grave than in Great Enteni. Coughs, Measles, Scarlatina, Fevers, and other Jiscases attack the little sufferers, apd death, hut too often, follows at a rapid pace ; yet If at the first stage ol ibese complaints, parentu were to have recourse to Holloway's Pills, all danger wouli? be avoided , for the stomach nnd bowels wooK tie gently bat efectually cleansed bv this nilu aperient; the depraved nuntOTs correcteo ana mesecretions duiy regulated. A perfect cure would -oon be effected, and tbe I'ttlepptient restored to gonn'' health. Printed nnd Published by McCLmr A Co. st thc clficc, Langley Street.
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Title | Evening Telegraph |
Publisher | Victoria, B.C. : McClure & Co. |
Date Issued | 1866-09-30 |
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Language | English |
Identifier | Evening_Telegraph_1866-09-30 |
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Date Available | 2016-05-12 |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0313063 |
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