New Advertisements SiUjjra THE FIOISTEEE, CCE CKEAM, —FROM THE— 1CIFIC TELEGRAPH HOTEL, IS AGAIN IX THE FIELD. VOL. I. VICTORIA, VANCOUVER ISLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 18, 1866. THE ti EVENING TELEGRAPH," PUBLISHED Everv Evening at 4 O'Clock, (Saturday and Sunday evenings excepted.) AI.30 BV1IIY SUNDAY MORNING TEKJU8 OF si iisi nil*run , Per Annum, in advance, by mail, $10 00 For ail months, 6 00 Per Week, payable to Carrier, 26 BlDitle Copies 10 For terms of Advertisement apply at the Office. Langley Street are now in suspense, and that they depend mainly on themselves, I am, Ac, "Jon.v BiuciiT." "Black-heath, May 19th. " Dear Sir,—I entirely approve and applaud the object of the meeting to be held on Monday next on Primrose Hill— that of encouraging and strengthening tho Qorernment in resisting all compromise in the leading provisions of tbe Reform Bill. I am greatly obliged by your very cordial invitation to attend the meeting, but my absence from town will pre*, vent my being present at it. I am, &c, "J. 8. Mill." Tlie Reformers In England. The following letters from Mr. Bright and John Stuart Mill were read at a political meeting ot Primrose Hill, shortly before the defeat of the Liberal Government. They Bbow how determined both gentlemen aro on the question of reform, and the responsibility which is imposed on the British masses now that reform has been rejected : " Rochdale, May lOlli. " Dear Sir,—I thank you for your in_ vitation to the meeting to bo held on Monday, bnt I am not ablo to bo present at it. I hope all your friends will understand the exact position of the Reform question. Tbe main portions of the objections made to the Franchise Bill on the second reading were mere pretences ; there was no truth in them. Tho only real objection was against the admission of any portion of the working men to the suffrage. Tbe same game will be played hereafter. There will bo resolutions saying one thing and meaning another. Everything will be criticised, but tbe thing really hated and feared will bo the extension of the franchise to the working men. The Government Distribution of Seats Bill, I fear, is not good enough to excite the hostility of the Conservatives, or of those from the Liberal ranks who have joined them, as it has little in it to excite enthusiasm or favor among tbe people. It will be opposed chiefly because it is henceforth a part of the bill which offers the franchise to working men, and because a rejection of any considerable or important part of tho bill will be the rejection of the whole. The Tory party, and those from the Liberal ranks who join it, are animated by an unchangeable hostility to any bill wbich gives the franchise to tbe working men. They object to any transfer of power from those who now possess it, and they object to share tbeir power with any increased number of their countrymen who form tho working class. Tbey regard tbe workmen here as the Southern planter regards tbe negroes who were so lately bis slaves. They can no longer tie bought or sold ; so far they are free men. They may work and pay taxes, but they must not vote. They must obey tho laws, but must have no share in selecting the men who are to make them. The future position of the millions of working men in tbe United Kingdom is now determined, if tbe oppo sition of tbe Tory party is to prevail- it is precisely that fixed by the Southern planter for the negro. Millions of workmen will bear this in mind ; tbey will now know the point or the gulf which separates one party from the other in the House of Commons. There will bo great efforts made to induce tbe Government to abandon the line of £11 for the county, and tV for the borough franchise. If the Government yields it will probably destroy itself, and it will leave the question open for the next Parliament—for no man Can suppose the suffrage question settled for the term of a single Parliament, on the basis of a departure from the figures of the present bill. Lord Derby's bill of 1659 proposed a £10 franchise for counties, and Lord Palmer- ston's bill of I860 offered the same county franchise, and a £6 franchise for borongbs. If anything Jess or worse than a £14 aud ill franchise be now carried there will not be a single reformer In the kingdom who will not be at liberty, when the bill is passed, to petitiou or to more tbe House for a further extension of the suffrage. I hope yon may hare a good meeting, but I shall regard it onlv as preliminary to the meetings yon will hold if tbe moderate measure now before the House should be mutilated or rejeoted. Working men everywhere should feel that the real position and future of their class A Respectable Ally.—Protected States in India always will be difficult to manage. If we do not interfere with tbe succession, tbe chances are that we get a prince who is impracticable as well as incapable. He thinks, and his people think too, that we did not iiieddl s solely because we were afraid ; and hence, sooner or later, there is sure to be a quarrel. On tho other hand, our nominees and proteges generally tnrn out so very ill that the resident, obliged to look on all kinds of villainy, dono in relianco of British support, has but a poor time of it. The Na- wab of Bhawulpore, son of that Bhawk Khan who helped us at the siege of Mool- ton, and got £10,000 a year from Lord Dolhousie for his peins, has just been poisoned, they say. Tho Scindian quaintly romarks, "Tbe death of such a ruler is not to be deplored ;" though wo may hove, according to precedent, to " settle the succession." Certainly, '.he late Na- wab's rule seems to have been just such as will always provoke the tho violence whereby despotism is proverbially tempered iu the East. The moment be camo to the throne,hc murdered his father's old vizier, who had been bis old tutor, imprisoned three uncles, whom he soon put to death, and then swore on the Koran that be would not harm a number of other relations who had escaped into British territory. The moment these refugees came back across the frontier they wore butchered, and wbon at last the British interfered, und demanded the families of tho murdered chiefs, the poor creatures were hunted naked out of Bhawulpore. \o wonder his brother, Saadut Khan, was able to dethrone the tyrant; bnt the Na- wab soon got back again ; and when Saadut Khan made a second attempt, and, relying on a hatred of tyrants, " had (as a Punjab public document expresses it) the effrontery to ask aid from our Government,'' he was seized and put into tbo fort of Lahore, where he died. Since tbe " divine right of insurrection" has beeu invoked incessantly, but without success. The Nawab had plenty of enorgy and was cautious withal; he used to try all his food ou bis dogs, and had all his water brought from a distance in sealed vessels under the special charge of a favorite. Not that he drank much water. When presents of wine and brandy were made to him he used to ask how many glasses of each sort would make a man drunk, wishing to take just so much aud no more ef tbe valuable liquids. On the whole, wo could hardly be proud of such an "ally.'' Tho mischief is, there are a good many more like him ; and while this is the case the advocates of annexation will always bo able to plead humanity as self-iuterest in favor of their policy.— Pall-mall Gazette. New Advertisements. New Advertisements. u The Grotto, OPPOSITE THE TELEGRAPH OFFICE. >» For a glass of choice liquor go to the "tlrotto," There " none but ihe best find is the motto. you will Mint Juleps', Sherry Cobblers—everything cooling ; Come ye that do thirst, you will find its, no fooling. hi THF. EVENING TELEGRAPH SAN FRANCISCO CIGAR STORE. *&• If you Want the Finest -» HAVANA CIGAR ON THE PACIFIC COAST, Augustus F. Government street, adjoining Francisco Baths. Keyser, the San A FINE HEW STOCK JUST EECEIVED. jy 2 EX FIDELITER A Choice Lot of Bacon .Iiir-t Arrived. For Sale by jy2 F. G-illigan, STOKE STREET. EXPRESS LINE STAGES. TnE COACHES OF THIS LI.VE W, L now run regularly, leaving Vnlc, IS. C on Mondayt*. WedncfMliiyN. tii«l Fridays, AT 7, A, li., FOR SAVAWA'S FERRY {Big Bend Route), until tbe completion of the road, when tlioy will go to Savana'a Ferry, The Coach for Cariboo will leave Yalo on Monday. jy 2 F. J. BARN'.RD. GE AL Job Printing ESTABLISHMENT Langley Street, Victoria, The Printing Office or the PROPKIKTOK IS PREPARED TO bia customers, parties, I .HE ■upply, as usual alia, etc., at moderate rates. PACIFIC TELEGRAPH HOTEL, " jy3 Store street. Jesse Cowper, I Wholesale and Retail Dealer in BOOTS AND SHOES, , LEATHER, —AND- SHOE FINDINGS, YATE8 STREET, [OPPOSITE WELLS, FARGO & Co. At the old stand of Webster & Co., is •prepared to supply public in his line. tbe wants of tbe J. P. DAVISS & GO. AWTIOMKKKS sfe COHWIMMION MKH CHANTS. .Salesroom, Pin-proof Miotic Building,WliarCSii-eet, ue.tr Yates. Cash Advances on Sale. -_, Merchandise for hi HAVANACIGARS. LEWIN & ANTHONY, TOBACCONISTS, 47 Yates St., Brick Store Next to Cornet of Government St., EG TO INFORM THEIR FRIENDS AND tbe pnblic in general that tbey will constantly receive by every steamer a good assortment ot ttenuiae Havana Cigars and the Best Brands of Tobacco, imported direc for this Market, so tbat they are able to compete with any house on this Island, either Wholesale or Retail. N. H'—Special attention will be paid to Country orders. HEIMAN LEWIN. | LOUIS ANTHONY. jj2 B1 NOTICE, JUST RECEIVED Vaiillriil Almanacs for 18U0, KirIrlrh-cn & llniiiiv 's Royal do., do., Late Admiralty Const Charts, Whatman's Drav In,; Pauir, Endless nnd Konnlrd Draulinr do., Penay's Metallic III moriiiiduni-, Mathematical Instruments, Copying Presses Brls Blotting Paper, Perforated Board Tissue and H rnuplor Papers, Urilln.' Disks and Folios, Artist's Materials, Photographic Album-, General stationery, Staple and Fancy. jy2 IIIRBKY B. CIKSWi'M.. EVENING TELEGRAPH Office is replete with every appliance and variety of Material for tne Execution of LETTER PRESS PRINTING! Io all its branches, whether Plain or Ornamental The Latest Stvles Received by every arrival from Englatd and San Francisco. IF2 WILSON & MURRAY, GKOCEKS, Provision, Wine & Spirit Merchants, BAKERS & CONFECTIONERS, j FORT ST., VICTORIA, V. I. ' SHIPPING SUPPLIED. i ir2 ' A. &W.WILS0NT House and Ship Plumbers GASFITTERS, BELL-HANGERS & TINSMITHS PORT STREET, All orders promptly attended to hi CABRIAGE PAINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, Yates Street, Between Deluge Engine House and the International Hotel. THE OFFICE AIMS at securing such speedy Execution of orders ns is consistent with correct and elegant Work, mansbip. Orders received for Printing Work solicited, and reasonable terms by jy 11-lm done on tbe most W. M. KEOHAN. MARTIN BROS., IMPORTERS OP Groceries and Provisions, FIREPROOF BUILDING, LATELY OCCUPIED BY L'HOTELIER k Co, WHABP STREET. J7.6 MERCHANTS' Mutual Marine INSURANCE COMPANY OF SAN FRANCISCO. OFFICE.—N. E.- Cor. Front k California Sts Capital, 5^500,000. A REBATE FR05I RATES OF PREMIUM charged, will hereafter be made by tbis company, as large as aIlo.wed by any responsible Company or Agency doing business in this City. This Company is engaged Exolusivelj n Marine Insurance. WAR RISKS TAKEN. A! losses paid promptly in United States Gold Coin. JAMES P. FLINT, jy 2 President. Books, Pamphlets Catalogues Sermons, Reports Rentals, Leases, Law Forms of erery description, Business Cards, Invoices, Bill Heads, Trade Forms, Circulars, (Plain or Coloured,) Hand Bills. (Plain or Coloured,) Alhambra BILLIARD SALOON. COKNEli GOYERYBEVT AVD YATES sTS. TjnP-ST-A—RS. Entrance on Yates Street Joseph E. Penny, ) Theodore T. Penny. S Proprietors, jy 3-lm For Price*, apply at the Langley street, Office. T. REMOVAL. F. SWANWTCK ft CO. HAVE RE- mored to Wharf street, opposite the Auction Rooms of J. P. Davie; * Co., where tbey will conduct a General Commission business, in connection with the Shipping Office, as heretofore." ISLAND AND OTHER PRODDCE. Will be regularly receiTed, and o o asr s a. x* e i • At their store. jy2 i J. SPENCER, HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER, Gas-fitter and Bell-hanger, Corner Yates and Government streets All branches of the above business practically done with neatness nnd despatch, at charges to correspond with the times. WARM WEATHER! ICE! ICE! ICE' A LUXURY WITHIN THE REACH OF all, supplied by AJL.EX. PII1XJLIPI9, FOET STREET, To say nothing about Ginger Beer, Lemonade, or Soda Water with it. jgy Tha vay to keep cool. h^ til 11 f Gem* from Victor Hugo. The following extracts are from Yi Hogo's Toilers of the Sea : To lire a life which is a perpetual fi hood, is to Buffer unknown tortures. be premeditating indefinitely a diabo act; to bare to assume austerity ; to seat a perpetual illusion, and nerei oue's self—is a burdensome task. bare to dip the brush in the stuff wil to produce with it a portrait of cane to fawn, to restrain one's self, to be i on the qui vine ; watching without ceai to mask latent crimes with a fun healthy innocence ; to transform defori Into besot/ ; to fashion wickedness tbe shape of perfection ; to tickle, ai were, with tbe point of a dagger, to sugar with poison, to keep a bridle erery gesture and a watch orer ei tone, not eren to bare a countenanc one1' own—what can be harder, what be more torturing ? Tlie odiousnesi hypocrisy is obscurely felt by the by crite himself. Drinking perpetually his own imposture 's nauseating, There are times when the unknown reals itself in a mysterious way in spirit of man. A sudden rent of the < of darkness will make manifest thii hitherto unseen, and then close agi| npon tbe mysteries within. Such visit bare occasionally the power to effeci transfiguration in tbnse whom they nt They convert a poor camel-drirer into Mohammed ; a peasant girl tending h goats, inlo a Joun of Arc, Solitn< generates a certain amount of sublime t ultation. It is like the smoke arish from the burning bush. A mysterio lucidity of mind results, which conrei tbe student into a seer, and the poet in a prophet. An overwhelming blow is a sort Waterloo ; a slow decay, a St. Helen Distiny Incarnate in ihe form of Wellin ton, has still some dignity ; but bow sc did in the shape, of Hudson Low. Fa becomes then a paliry huckster. We fii tbe man of Oampo Formo quarrelit about a pair of stockings; we see thi dwarfing of Napoleon, which makes Eng laud less Waterloo and St. Helem Reduced to humbler proportions, ever ruined man has traversed these tn phases. Little towns are always hotsbeds i gossip, and are remarkable for their isc lated malignancy, wbich is like tbe tre mendons maledictions of the church, see through tbe wrong end of a telescope The bravest are afraid of this ordea They are ready to confront the storm, th fire of cannon, but they shrink from th glance of " Mrs. Grundy.'' Some writer has said that a fixed idei is a sort of gimlet; every year gives i another turn. To roll it out tbe firs year, is like pulling out hair by the roots in the second year, like tearing the skin in the third, like breaking tbe bones ; anc Id the fourth, like moving the brain itself Universal death necessitates nniversa New Advertisement*. Sea Baths * Sea Baths'' 25 cents. 25 cents, THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO inform the public that he has established a first-class Salt-Water Bath-House, Moored juit above Douglas Foundry. N. B.—Bathers taken to tbe Bath-bouse free of charge, by boats from the foot of Jobnaou ■treet. Jpajr Between the hours of 1 and 1 p.m. the Bath-bouse will be open for ladies only. jy 18 JOII V KE] IK Chronicle cupy New Advertisements. For Portland Direct. THE FINE SCREW STEAMER TIDELITER," CAPT. If. C. ERSKINE, Wiil tail from Brodrick's Wharf, for the above port, on WEDNESDAY MORNING, at 8 o'clock, carrying freight and panengers. For particulars apply on board, or to ). P. COUCH, Agent, jy 10 Wharf street For San Francisco Direct A jy!8 -w\ajstte:d. MAN FOR HOUSE WORK, Park Hotel, Beacon Hill. JHE NEW AND FAST SAILING 8CHOON- ■ mi:n_:r,v__. School Examination. -THE PUBLIC EXAMINATION OF THE 1 Young Ladies of St. Ann's Convent School will take commencing at nin jyl7 td 9 Hit THURSDAY, :k in the morning. To sail on or about the first of August. For Freight or Passage, apply to E. B. MARVIN, jyl3 Wharf street. •TSJ" O T I OE —or- CO-PARTNERSHIP. BIJNSTER has this DAi- ENTERED INTO Partnership WITH ALL LOTERS OP GOOD ALE! jy 17-lm L. BETTMAN, DEALER IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES, 4., Ac, ke. Jy il Olympia, W* T. overw sepulture ; the devourers are the sexloni of nature. All created things enter intr. and form the elements of the oiher. Tc decay is to nourish. Such is tho terrible law from which not even man himself escapes. A sorrow is doubly burdensome which bas to be endured in each item, and while disputing inch by inch with fate for ground already lost. Ruin is endurable in the mass, but not in tbe dust and fragments of tbe fallen edifice. Dsspair bos its backward stages, From rerwbelmeut we rise to dejection ; from dejection to affliction ; from affliction to melancholy, Melancholy is a twilight state, suffering melts into it and becomes a sombre joy. His philosophy was carried so far that sometimes his good sense abandoned him. There is such a thing as the intolerance of toleranis as well as the violence of moderates. Yonder light is a focus ; that focus is a star ; that star is a sun ; thit sun is a i ntii.rerse ;, that universe is nothing ; for . all numbers are as zero iu the presence of tbe infinite. Rifle Volunteer Corps. GENERAL ORDERS. THE CORPS WILL PARADE AT JAMES Bay on Thursday, 19th instant, at 6 p. m. SHARP, to march to Beacon Hill for camp service. Full Uniform. 2. Attendance is compulsory, but should any Member be prevented by good and unavoidable causo from going into Camp, he must report accordingly to the Adjutant with application for leave of absence. 3. At the Quartermaster's and Commissary's Offices on Government street Members, will see the orders as to camp equipage required, and receive all other information necessary. By order of the Captain Commandant, J. GORDON VINTER, jyl7 Lieut, and Adjutant. Iii the- Supreme Court of Civil Justice Vancouver Island. THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1831* T RICHARD WOODS, BEING TnE CHIEF if Registrar of tbo said Court, do hereby certify that on the sixteenth day of July, instant, a certain deed or Instrument bearing date the HUtli day of June last (1866) and made and executed by and betweea George Jay, James Chestney Bales nnd David Browne, Copartners therein described, trading under tbe style or firm of JAY k COMPANY of the one part and Thomas Lowe therein described, trustee for himself and tbe rest of the creditors of the said George Jay, James Chestney Bales, and David Browne of tbe other part, being a deed or instrument purporting to convey all the copartnership estate and effects of the said George Jay, James Chestney Bales, and David Browne to be applied for the benefit of the creditors of them the said George Jay, James Chestney Bales, and David Browne as if they bad been from the date thereof duly adjudged Bankrupt, was on the said sixteenth day of July and at the hour of 10:30 in the forenoon of such day brought into my office for registration, and was duly registered pursuant to tho provisions of the Bankruptcy Act, 1861. Given under my hand and Seal of the Supreme Court of Civil Justice at James Bay, Victoria, V. I., this sixteenth day of July, A. D., 1866. RICHARD WOODS, Chief Registrar. Robert Bishop, Solicitor, Langley street, Victoria. jyl 6 REMOVAL! ■_.__..—.». ,,,, —i. The Business of THOMAS WILSON k €0. Re •commenced on MONDAY, JUNE 19th In their New and Commodious Store in GOVERNMENT STREET, (Opposite the Bank of British Columbia,) WITH THEIR USUAL WELL-ASSORTED STOCK, INCLUDING Goods received by last steamer, and comprising Silks, Shawls, Printed Cambrics and Dress Materials of every description; Long Cloths, Sheetings and Quilts; Velvets, Tweeds, Lace Curtains, Damasks, Reps, Chintzes, Gents', Ladies' and Children's Hosiery and Gloves; Trimmings, &c. jy 3 HERMAN SHULTZ, —AT- BEE HIVE I0TEI FORT STREET, VIOTOBIA, V. I. J. NAGLE, Shipping Master and Commission Agent. •wycoascienco l6t°mach """M" at than for the Jgm„? I li* °T*1 "urily faclurea. The •___" W00llen m™»~ operation, b^Mft, *ffifflM0ed »a« readv for Ihe Irk • 8t0ck that heshonldwan a8Snlnt,mfttin«th:lt exportation, jft*** *""> ""onto to} 000 worth evervZ ,u "P'ondid—^o,- *arket uiZZT\^ the Lo^Q ^uldbeinvaluu^to^eL: ^ Was "ccordiiuriy e,ec °(JthV°WD' 8nd h had thanked SKJSLS 8°°n ™ h" tears in his eye., 2*™?' aH with honest, manly strC,t? ^S that ">« the vile Whin .Z nthe domi"ation 0f from Lis n^l8 8°" d '»"er be .effaced and sold off alUi wo„1 d°ff _t>*" Ment of two and a hah " Ti" 8° 8bate- thus eecnri,ghssa'°? LheC°8tPrice. cost of £500 and TI ,a ,.the moderate •gainst bi8 521HT ny **W >»onth to cZe tZZ°< ^ for« "I Pretty JuMI l nt t areLf,,rioDs. »f*ir iboZ7.TL 'f lhe mtt° nose w,thin K JtatarfS*.*?- bis Ire; bis head will L j °! the,r borough, P* pREWS 8UPPLIED AT THE SII0RTEST \J Notice—Goods entered and cleared at the Custom House; Manifests, Charter Parties, and Biils of Sale made out. Vessels bought or sold. S&" Several small Vessels for sale or charter, Orrici—Bastion street, near tho Police Barracks. jyl 7 noticeT In tlie Supreme Court of Civil Justice Vancouver Island. nXT BA_TBCHXJI' TO _", In re Jay k Oo. 4 11 PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS ON THE A above Estate are requested forthwith to send in the same to Mr. James Chestney Bales, Seedsman, at the Nursery of Jay 4 Co., Victoria ; and all persons indebted to tho said Estate are desired forthwith to pay tbe amount of their respective debts to the said James Chestney Bales, whom the Trustee has authorised to receive the same on account of the said Estate. ROBERT BISHOP, Solicitor, Langley Street, Victoria. Dated 16th Jnly, 1866. jyl6 His Well Known and Old Established Stand 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. Receives by each steamer from England and San Francisco BOOTS <Sc SHOES OF THI FINEST AND BEST QUALITY, FRENCH LEATHER, —AND— SHOE FINDINGS, At prices to correspond with the times, jy 12 EDWARD R. THOMAS, Proprietor. "ALWAYS ON HAND." Queen Charlotte Coal Mining Co. (LIMITED.) Notice of Meeting. T.HE THIRD ORDINARY MEETING OF JL Shareholders of this Company will be held in the offlce of the Oompany, corner Broad and trounce si reel., on Wednesday tbe 18tb day m,.^"181"'' alU °'cIock """M" ""I"- quarterly report and transact general business. „ „ J. 8. WILLIS, Secretary. Corner Broad and Trounce sts __j>ulyjith, 18«8. •' jy lwd :r E ltO. O "V -A. L- The well known —of— J. L. JUNGERMAN, Has been removed to his NEW STORE IN THE Masonic Buildings, GOVERNMENT STREET, VICTORIA, V. I. jy 2 RED LION HOTEL, GOVERNMENT STREET. THE ABOVE-NAMED HOTEL HAVING been opened by JOE EDEN, He will be happy to meet his friends on all occasions, and will furnish them with the best of Wine?, Liquors, Ale, Porter, &c, and Cigars* BOARD AND LODGING PER DAY, $1. Bagatelle and Skittles JOE pre- jylO LONDON HOUSE, May 30th, 1866. Our Importations for the present season are now complete by arrivals per EXPRESS this morning, and tlie extensive shipments now landing from tho EASTERN CHIEF Our DRESS, MANTLE, SILK, SHAWL, MILLINERY, LACE, HOSIERY, DRAPERY, FANCY and UPHOLSTERY departments are now replete with the newest and choicest goods. Either Wholesale or Retail customers will find this the best stock we have yet offered. hi LONDON FIRM, J. P. Tnnstall Oo. VICTORIA, Y. I., J. H. Turner & Oo. Call and see the establishment sides and keeps order. NOTICE Ship Mohawk, Capt- Da vies, from London - 'EITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR the undersigned will be responsible for any debts that may be contracted by the crew of tbe above ship. jyl5 HENRY NATHAN. Agent for the vessel. For Sale Ex Camden, Hosteller, Bocker, and Angostura Bitten, Oregon Cider in bbls. and cases, Claret In tasks, half-tasks and eases, Santerne and California White Wine, French Alcohol 90 O.P., Eu&. (llquot, Miiuim and llollenger f ham. pagne, And In Store a One assortment of Brandy and Uqoors suitable for the Trade. W Depot of Havana Cigars. IM EUOENE THOMAS, Yates f treet. THEATRE Photographic Gallery (UP STAIRS). 'THIS GALLERY, LONG AND PAVOR- 1 ably known to Victorians and strangers, has facilities in the way of light, materials, ke., and the experience of the proprietor enables him to furnish Cartes de Visite, Ambro- types, and photographic work of superior finish unequalled by any other house in town, and at as low prices as other 'establishments charge ' for common and inferior pictures—in fact at prices to suit the times. Cartes de Visite, - - $5 per Doz* Out door work attended to at short notice, and on the most reasonable terms. jy« GEORGE ROBINSON, Propriet WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 18, 1866. BaHkroptcy Coubt—Re Estate of Mecredy —The assignees of the bankrupt under tha deed of assignment for the benefit of creditors, and also other parties who were supposed to have possession of goods belonging to Mecredy and unaccounted for, were summoned to answer before the court. Mr. Copland appeared for certain creditors, Mr. Bishop for other parties, and Mr. Jackson for the assignees. Mr. Bishop took an objection in limine tbat the order signed by the Chief Justice had been altered alter such signing and that it was of no effect. Mr. Coplaud said he had altered it before the signature was affixed. On enquiry of tbe Registrar of the Court, tbat officer stated that it had been altered subsequently, and produced a copy of tbe order made previously to tbe signing containing the fact. His Houor observed tbat Mr. Copland had saade a grave charge, bad con- dradicted an officer of tho court in an important point and if he persisted in his statement an enquiry must bo instituted which would necessarily result in the ruin of either Mr. Copland or the officer of the court. Mr. Copland then stated it bad been his impression, but be withdrew it. On tbe further hearing of the case the Judge dismissed the summons with costs. Estate of Macdonald—A long enquiry into the affairs of this estate took place and as to the advisabiliiy of selling tbe property at Esquimalt a portion of the assets. His Honor considered that he thought it un- advisable to sell tbe property at present, but required further information on this as well aa on other points previous to the court on Wednesday, the 1st August. Re Rabson—On enquiry herein and application, Rabson was ordered to have bis final discharge. Mr. Courtney for Rabson and Mr. Jackson for the assignees. Assault.—John Clark charged Thomas Pamphlett in the police court to-day with assaulting him on Saturday last. It appeared that the parties' dogs first fought, which seemed to inspire their owners with pugnacious feelings, ns they immediately followed Buit. Clarke alleged that Pamphlett struck him several blows on the bead and faco, but it was proved that he only pushed him over a wood pile, and Mr. Pemberton let defendant off with a fine of $5. The Fioelitxr-Alxxanuba Case.—The plaintiffs moved for a new trial in tbis case to-day. Attorney-General Wood stated that the matter had been arranged, tbe defendants having agreed to pay $6000 and costs. Judgment was accordingly given by consent for the above amount. Mb. Zinn begs to announce to tho inhabitants ot Victoria that be ha« lately received a large assortment of Children's Carriages and Chairs, Fishing Baskets and Fishing Canes, and a large quantity of Market and Travelling Baskets, China Vases, Fancy Ooods and Toys, al of wbich have to be sold on or belore February next at greatly reduced prices Goods sold at wholesale for cost prices* * SUPREME COURT. FBAKXIL V. ASSKiNIIS Or HALOWASSK1. Frankel bad sued tbe Assignees fur a number of furs shipped toMalowanski in the .North Star, and contracted to be told by Malowanski to Frankel about tbe 12tb of January last. On tbe escape of Malowanski tbe assignees bad seized them. The jury found a verdict fur tbe defendants, un the grounds that Malowanski bad contemplated a fraudulent preli-r- ence iu delivering the furs to Frankel, though the latter acted in good faith ; but tbe Chief Justice set aside this verdict, after argument, On the ground that as the delivery by Malo- wanBki was in pursuance of his contract iu January, the circumstance that he delivered them with a fraudulent intention was immaterial. Leave bad been reserved to tbe plaintiffs at the trial to move on these points. Fea Nanaimo— The steamer Sir James Douglas sailed this morning at n o'clock for Nanaimo, Comox and way ports. She carried about 26 passengers and a good freight consisting of several head of cattle, Hour and general merchandise. Retcrneo.—Our old friend, Captain Kaglc, has resumed his shipping and commission agency in tbe old office in front of tbe police barracks. TELEGRAPHIC To-day's Despatches. SP1.CI.1I. TO THE EVENING Tl.l.l.l.lt I I'll. Later from the War in Europe— The great Prussian Victory— Garibaldi defeated and wounded by the Austrians - Prospects of a Speedy Peace. The Novkltiks in the Silk trade this season are the beautiful Gros de Suez, Gros de Londres, and Gros de Pekin. A choice lot of these are for sale at the London House ; also a splendid stock of Black Gros Grains and Glac.es, from three-quarters to a yard and a quarter wide, bought before tbo advance in the silk market. * Cariboo Express—Messrs. Deitz and Nel- son's Express, including a Cariboo express to July 9th, arrived to-day at 12 o'clock noon, by special canoe from New Westminster, in charge of Mr. Wilson. Tha canoe left New Westminster last night at 10 o'clock, and had a lino run down. The Malowanski Cases.—In the case of Janion, Green k Rhodes vs. Frankel, the Jury decided yesterday that the bankrupt bad been guilty of fraud but that there was no evidence to show that Frankel was aware of it. They thsretore gave a verdict for defendant. Th» Licensing Court will sit on Friday, when Mr. Welch's case will come up for final decision. The licenses are due on or before the 21st, and parties must present their Treasury receipts to tbo clerk at the police office before they can obtain their licenses. RiMOVAL.-r-Mr. Hibben requests us to state tbat he is now removing bis bookstore from the old stand, corner of Yates and Langley streets, to tbe fine lew premises in the Masonic Buildings, Government street, where he will open in a day or two. * In Town—Administrator Birch arrived from New Westminster in the Leviathan early yesterday morning and put into Esquimalt. The Leviathan came round tu this harbor this afternoon. The following is additional by the steamer Nova Scotia. Tho Times of tho 5th says the suddenness of tbo Austrians' calamity is too overpowering for any man to speculate upon tbe possible consequences or tbe destiny of tho Austrian K'mpiro. Tbo Daily News shows that tbe Prussians not only gained the battlo but strategical advantages of highest importance. They havo concentrated the right corps of tbeir army and can pounce down on tho enemy with an overwhelming force. Tbey have cot off all communication between tbe Austrians and tbo Federal army in tbe west. Tho Prussian victories bad a decided effect on finaacial and commercial affairs There was a general improvement in consols and other securities in tbe London stoek exchange There was a great buoyancy in tbe Liverpool cotton market but depression in breadstoffs. On tho Bourse rentes advanced one and ajialf and Italian securities four per cent. General Garibaldi, on the 3d attacked tbe Austrians at Monte Enola. Tho Austrians made a strong resistance und the Italian volunteers finally fell back in good order. Genoral Garibaldi was slightly wounded in tbe thigh. Tho Prussian and Italian reply to the proposed armistice had not yet transpired but peace is regarded as virtually concluded. Consols closed at 78£ to 78$. Bullion in bank had decreased £165,000. Sales of cotton, 200,000 bales, closing firmer and advancing.. California. San Francisco, July 17—Tbe funorol of Princess Victoria of th3 Hawaiian Kingdom was to take place at Honolulu on the 30tb June. Bankers quote coin drafts on Atlantic States at '2\ ; currency drafts, 45c premium ; on gold telegraphic transfers, 8 per cent sterling; 60 days Banker's bills, 48J • gold bars 880 and 890. An important sale of coffee was consummated yesterday afternoon, the largest holder of city stocks buying all tbe Central American and Manilla in tbe hands of the leading importers, abont 65,000 pounds, on terms not made public. This concentration has stiffened prices ; Costa Rica is now quoted at 23J ; Central American 23 ; Manilla 22-}. Arrived -Schooner Milton Badger 17 days from Honolulu ; U. S. steamer Sar- longing to the corps of Geo. Goblentz, fell into the hands of tbe Prussian troops. The Loudon Times' city article of Thursday evening, July 5tb, says the rapid progress of the. Prussian aimy created U impression on Change tbat there is now a possibility of negotiations for reace. The 71mm of July 4lh says : Horrible as the carnage bus been it must he looked upon as a mere prelude to a pitched battle now unavoidable, in which a quarter of a million of men will probably be eu- gaged ou either side. Faiithkii Point, July 10—The Nova Scotia brings dates via Londonderry of tbe Cth. A greut battle took place ou the 3d, near Sudoa, resulting in the Prussians obtaining a great aud complete victory. The battle lasted J2 hours, the Austrians being coinmuiided by General Henedek and tho Priissiuns by the King iu person. The Prussiui.s met tho Aus trims between Horsuwitz and Mouega- grulz, aud until 10 a. in, the battle was favorable to tbo Austrians; after that hour the advantage was with the Prussians. At 9 p. m., after nn obstinate defence, the Prussians carried by storm the strong position of the Austrians, after which tho Austrians were quickly driven out of the outer positions,* and by 7 p.m., were in full retreat to Kaniggratz pursued by Prussian cavalry. The Austrians were completely routed, tho road being strewed with haggogo which they threw away. The number killed and wounded on both sides was great, but owing to tbe extent of tbo battle, it has not yet been ascertained. The Prussians claim to have captured up to tbo evening of the 4th 14,000 wounded and prisoners, 116 cannon nnd several flags. Three Austrian Archdukes are reported wounded. Prince JLicliten- stein and Prince Mudisenrn are prisoners. The Austriun Marshal, Yon Goblentz, arrived at the Prussiun headquarters at Ilorsawitz on the evening of the 4th with a flag of truce. The Paris Moiiiteur of tbe 5th makes the following announcement : An important event has just occurred. After having maintained the honor of his army in Italy, tho Emperor of Austria, concurring iu the ideas expressed iu the Emperor Napoleon's letter of June 1 Ith to his Minister for Foreign Afl'uirs, cedes Veno- tia to Franco und accepts bis mediation for the conclusion of ponce. The Emperor hastened to respond to the summons and immediately communicated with the Kings of Prussia and Italy in order to obtain an armistice. Gin. Shcriun Cobbesponding with Brigiiam Yocno—An interesting telegraphic correspondence, which took place a month ago between Gen. Sherman tbe the Mormon President, has found its way into print. The General opens io tbe following characteristic despatch from St. Lonis, dated May 10th : To liriyluim Young—Sir ; A telegram comes to me from responsible officers that four men, styled "gentiles," bare been murdered by Mormons, aud tbat there is an apprehension of further danger to tbis class. By gentiles, I understand American citizens not of your religious creed. 1 am bound to give protection to al! citizens, regardless of religions faith, and shall do so. Those murderers mast be punished, and if your people resort to intimidation, those must cease.—All of our people must enjoy equal rights within tbe limits of our national domain —I know little or nothing of the causes of local trouble in Utah ; bat it is as well for you to know tbat onr country is now fall of freed and experienced soldiers, who would be pleased at a fair opportunity to aveuige any wrongs you may commit against any of our eiHfeus, even in tbat remote region. I will soon have regular troops in I tab aud on the road leading there, when I hope we shall have reports on which to base accurate opinions ; and I send you this message not as a threat, but as a cantion which a sensible man should heed. W. T. Shirhan, Major General Commanding Dept. New Advertisements THE FI03STEEH ICE CKEAM, —FROM THE— PACIFIC TELEGRAPH HOTEL. IS AGAIN IX THE FIELD. i-jiHE PROPRIETOR IS PREPARED TO J. supply, as usual, bis customers, parties, balls, etc., at moderate rates. PACIFIC TELEGRAPH HOTEL, jy3 Store street. ing and eight in tbo evening. VI No person or persons shall permit, afte f "SB* *-«: *&&n «• fc-r days from Puget Sound. putrifying condition to remain on tnepremisa oocupied or owned by him or them. - m, . n.„™;.B;nn nn },.]y,lf nfth.Xfoy Ths Registrar Gk.ibbai—Mr. Alston isl still acting as Registrar General, the Oovern-ll-Jje Great Battle between the 1 Last Night's Despatches. ment having requested him to reconsider his resignation. Wagrs Cask—Mary Anne Whear summoned *J. Turgoose in tbe police court to-day for $8 wages. The case was postponed till to-morrow, owing to the absence of the plaintiff. Fob PobtIiAND—The steamer Fideliter sailed this morning, at 8 o'clock, with 12 or 15 passengers and a small freight. Thd Ship Mohawk will be towed into tbis harbor on Friday, and will discharge at the Hudson Bay Co.'s wharf. Felo-dh-sk.— The Colonist-Chronicle states editorially to-day that tbe Colonist is "defunct." Prussians and Austrians- ther Particulars. -Fur- A Gitschin telegram of Jaly 2d, states that 100,000 (?) Austrian prisoners have been made by the Prussians since June 26th, and that 20,000. Austrians have been killed and wounded. Tbe Austrian army retired to a strong position between Josephstadt and Eoeniggratz. The fighting in the past tbree days extended over a greater line than on the 27th. Tbe Prussians, though suffering heavily are in excellent spirits. Tbe Austrian corps under Gen. Goblentz was completely broken up ; besides innumerable prisoners, 30 guns, 5 colon aud 2 standards be- From Cariboo, Through the kindness of Mr. Dietz and Mr. Pendergast wc have the Cariboo Sen- Had to July 9th, from which wo extraot the following : WILLIAMS CREEK. The Davis and Aurora companies washed up to the oth iust., the day on which the disputed ground was worked out, I5I0-J ounces. Tho Watson company, having finished their wheel and gearing, started washing la"-* night. The Never Sweat company is paying $20 a day to the hand. The Caledonia company for the greater part of last week were only making about oxpenscs ; on Saturday tbey started a new drift ou the top of a former one aud found good prospects; they picked up a piece which was being thrown out among ihe tailings weighing 2| ounces. The California company on Sunday morning got !) ounces to a pan of dirt G feet from the bed rock—wasted up 52 ozs.—for the week 98 ozs* The Cameron company washed up ou Saturday 7S ounces—for week of six days '-128 ounces. Tho Forest Rose company got a prospect on Saturday of S ozs. to the pan. in gravel four feet from bed rock—washed up yesterday 66 ounces—for tho week 121 ounces. The 1'rairie Flower company aro making about 100 ounces a week. The Dead broke company washed up for last week nbout 80 ounces. The Kaby company for tbe week before last declared a dividend of $200 to the sharo—washed up for last week about 150 ozs. Tho Rankin company are making an ounce a day to the band, and have not got to their best ground yet. The Hurt company started washing on Thursday last, aud cleaned up ou Friday 12 ounces. QBOUII cm:EK. The news from tbis creek continues as encouraging ns ever. Several now strikes have been made during the pust week and others are daily expected. The Heron company have struck a good prospect at last in their new tunnel ; they washed 3 pans of dirt yesterday and had just $10, without any sign of bed rock. The Bed Rock Flume Company got a prospect of six dollars to the pan last week on some of the ground below where they are working. Short Bend Company washed out yesterday 40 ozs. for 1J days' work. Full- Rigg (Company washed on Saturday three ozs. out of a 4-feet set of timbers ; tbey arc only getting into pay. Ne'er do Well Company have been blasting a high spur of rock which obstructed their drift; will resume washing to day. Caroline Co. have not got to the bottom of channel ; washed on Saturday 3 ozs. out of tbe gravel. Fob New Westsiinsteb—The steamer Alexandra sails to-morrow at 10 a.m. A New and Guano Epoch in Medicine 1— Dr. Maggiel is tbe founder ol a new Medical system. The quantitarians, whose vast internal doses enfeeble the stomach and paralyze tbe bowels, must give precedence to tbe man who restores health and appetite, with from one to two of his extraordinary Pills, and cures the most virulent sores with a box or so ol bis wonderful and all healing Salve. These two great specifics of the Doctors are fast superseding all tbe stereotyped nostrums of the day. Extraordinary cures by Maggiel's Pills and Salve have opened tbe eyes of the public to tbe inefficiency of the (so called) remedies of others, and upon which people have so long blindly depended. Maggiel's Pills are no ol tbe class tbat are swallowed by tbe dozen, and of which every box full takeu creates an absolute, necessity for another. One or two of Maggiel's Pills suffices to place the bowels in perfect ordar, tone the stomach, create an appetite, and render tbe spirits light and buoyant I There is no griping, and no reaction in the form of constipation. If tbe liver is affected, its functions are restored; and it tbe nervous system is feeble, it is invigorated. This last quality makes the medicines very desirable lor tbe wants of delicate females. Ulcerous and eruptive diseases are literally extinguished by the disinfectant power of Maggiel's Salve. In fact, it is here announced that Maggiel'd Bilious, i»jHpeptlc and Dlarrbea Pilli cure where all others fail. While for Burns, Scalds, Chilblains, Cuts and all abrasions of tbe skin Irlnggiel'n Salve is infallible. Sold by J. Mauoibl, l.l Pine .treet, New York, and all Druggists, at 25 cts. per box. Jesse Cowper, Wholesale and Retail Dealer iu BOOTS AND SHOES, LEATHER, —AND— SHOE FINDINGS, YATES STREET, OPPOSITE WELLS, FARGO & Co. At the old stand of Webster & Co., it prepared to supply the wants of tbo public in his line. The Latest Stvles Received by every arrival from England and San Francisco. jy2 The Babk O.iwabd was towed in yesterday afternoon. New Advertisements. TOBACCO PLANT ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER CARGO FROM Virginia & Cuba, VIA ASP1NWALL, Of (he Jlest Celebrated Brands of TOBACCO & SEGARS EVER IMPORTED Samples can be had at the "ADELPUT," corner Yates and Government streets. I also carry on the business at my OLD STAND on JOHNSON STREET and WADDINGTON ALLEY. F. CAMPBELL, hi ADELPHI SEGAR STORE. ICE CREAM STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM. All the Delicacies Season of the A. W. PIPER'S, GOVERNMENT STREET, OPPOSITE THE THEATRE. hi HAVAMCIGARS. LEWIN & ANTHONY, TOBA.CX303STISTS, 47 Yates St., Brick Store Next to Corner of Government St., BEG TO INFORM THEIR FRIENDS AND the pnblic in general tbat they will constantly receive by every steamer a good assortment of Genuine Havana Cigars and the Best Brands of Tobacco, imported direct for this market, so that they are able to compete with any hr.use on this Island, either Wholesale or Retail. N. B-—Special attention will be paid to Country orders. HKIMAN LEWIN. | LOUIS ANTHONY. hi WILSON & MUMAY, GriROOIEIRS, Provision, Wine & Spirit Merchants, BAKERS & CONFECTIONERS, FORT ST., VICTORIA, V. I. SHIPPING SUPPLIED. JV2 A. & W. WILSON, House and Ship Plumbers CASFITTERS, BELL-HANGERS & TINSMITHS FORT STREET. All orders promptly attended to hi CARRIAGE FAINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, Yates Street, Between Deluge Engine House and the International Hotel. Work solicited, aad done on the most reasonable terms by W. 11. KEOHAN. jy 11-lm Alhambra BILLIARD SALOON, CORNER «OVERYTIl..YT AID YATES STS. XJF-STAXRS. Entrance on Yates Street. Joseph E. Penny, ) „ * . Theodore T.Penny,\ P™P«etow. jr 3-lm J. SPENCER, HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER, Gas-fitter and Bell-hanger, Corner Yates and Government streets All branches of the above business practically done with neatness and despatch, at charges to correspond with the times. J>6 WARM WEATHER! ICE! ICE! ICE! A LUXURY WITHIN THE REACH OF all, supplied by . AXsEX. PHILLIPS, FORT STREET, To say nothing about Ginger Beer, Lemonade, or Soda Water with it. $Sf The way to keep cool. J>3 Attempted Murder of a Informer. Fenian [From the London Times.] One of tbe most daring, deliberate, and coolly executed attempts at assassination ever made in this country took place on Sunday night at Hovrth. Warner, the approver, who gavo evidence against tbe Fenian prisoners during the trials at tbe late Special Commission, bad been living at Clontarf, under tbe protection of tbe constabulary. Although aware that be is tbe object of iutense hatred, he imprudently exposed himself while there, having gone into a puhlicbouse, and exhibited a pistol, which was taken from bim, and he was at the same time terribly beaten He was consequently removed to Howth where, with his wife and six children, he lodged io a house next door to the con stabulary station, and was under tbe-pro- tection of a sub-constable named Tormy. On Sunday evening, about eight o'clock, Warner and his protector were standing against the wall of tbe graveyard about ten yards from tbe police barracks, when they were accosted by a strange man, who inquired the name of tho graveyard, aod then got into conversation with them, and ultimately invited them to have some drink at a publichouse. Tormy refused to go, stating tbat be belonged to tbe police. The stranger then enquired where tbey lived, said he was hungry, and asked whether tbey knew a place where be conld get refreshments. Warner, who is said not to have been quite sober, then invited bim to take tea witb him at his lodgings. The visitor was introduced to Mrs. Warner, and made himself so agreeable that several bottles of porter were afterwards brought in and consumed. About half- past ten o'clock tbe man, who gave bis name as O'Connor, expressed a wish to stay all night if he conld get a bed. Tbe landlady said she would give one sooner than let bim out at tbat late hour. The offer was thankfully accepted, but before retiring to rest O'Connor asked Warner to be good enough to show him tho way to tbe back yard. He did so, and as soon as they got outside of the door O'Connor stabbed him in tho neck behind tbe ear with a dagger abont six inches long. It pierced the collar of tbe coat, vest and shirt, and inflicted a wound about an inch deep, striking against tbe bono, but cutting no arteries. The wound, though dangerous, was not mortal, and Warner, wbo is a courageous man, of great muscular power, about forty years of age, turning instantly, seized bis assailant by the collar, a desperate struggle ensued, and O'Connor was able to escape only by leaving behind him his coat, vest and hat. He also left the dagger, and in his coat pocket was a six chamber revolver, loaded with two bullets in each chamber, and capped. O'Connor escaped by jumping over the wall. He had a return ticket for that day, and no doubt intended to have perpetrated the murder in time to get back to Dublin by the last train, bnt not being able to accomplish that, and being without bat or coat, ho seems to have walked along the railway. Warner rushed into the house, bleeding profusely, and shouting ' Murder 1' when Tormy ran out without waiting to dress, pistol in hand, but too late. Dr. Rnrkc, of Baldoylo, was immediately sent for, and urrived about half- past 11 o'clock, when he bound np the wound and stopped tbe hemorrhage. The constabulary were instantly in motion to arrest the fugitive Head constable Keown having sent bis men ont in all directions took a car himself and drove rapidly into town, rousing the constabulary at every station on the way, and giving notice at the detective office in Dublin. The consequence was that the whole country was sconred by the police and at about half-past three o'clock in the morning the Clontarf constabulary saw O'Oonner on the road near the junction, with nothing on bnt his shirt and trousers' and carrying his boots under his arm! After a smart run he was captured by Constables Patton and McLonghlin. Tbe prisoner was brought before the local magistrates, Messrs. Flood and Lawrence, by whom be was remanded and sent to Ktlmainham gaol, having taken the evidence of Worner and bis wife. Tormy and the constables by whom he was arrested. The police think that O'Connor is a false name, and that the prisoner is no other than Richard Kearney, who shot V -Neill, the policeman, and for whose arrest a large reward had been offered. If this be so, his audacity is wonderful and he must have counted on an extraordinary want of discernment iu the polioo He is about 26 years of age, and 5 feet 6 inches in height. He states that he is by trade a leather cutter. Dr. Rorke says that he cannot pronounce a positive opinion about bis patient for a day or two. " - -. ' i i $50 REWARD THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID to any person recovering the money and Br?U°.h /Th f f°r $9°° °» the B«S oT British, Horth America, stolen from the Coal Fit at Nanaimo on Wednesday, July «h. FACTS vs- THEORIES- "Give me a place to rest my lever on," says Archimedes, " and I will move tbe world." "Give me pure and unadulterated drugs," lays Medicus, of the olden time, "and I will cure disease." In one sense, both of these learned pundits were the veriest charlatans. Tbey knew there was no place to rest their lever on, either to move tbe world or cure disease. Mechanism was in a backward state, and the medical profession was but another name for sorcery, and all the adjuncts of magic filters and charms of tbe " evil eye," 4c. But these latter days have borne unto us something more tban even superstition and its crew ever dreamt of in tbeir maddest philosophy. In these days of practical science, what was theory ol yesterday if fact to-day, And all the old time notions become as bubbles io tbe tun, and burst and break witb every breath we draw. Let Archimedes shoulder his lever and we will find a retting place for it to move the world. Let mine ancient Medicus pant and toil no more for the drugs be so sorely needs, lor we have tbem at our band, ever ready to serve tbem at hit beck. Refined in the laboratory of Dr. Maggiel, the finest materials known In the medical profession are obtainable by any one. His Blllious, Dyspeptic, and Diarrbcea Pills stand unrivalled, and bis Salve operates with magical effect upon burns, scalds, and all sores and ulcers of the skin. »j§' In fact, we think-HAiiom,. Pills and Salve are the wonder of tbis century, and we are happy in the thought that many others of our brethren of tbe craft agree with us. We would earnestly counsel that all families provide themselves with Dr. Maggiel's Prepaiations at once, and keep them ready at baud, so as to use them at the most opportune time and as occasion servos.— Valley Sentinel. New Advertisements. Mrs. Hein KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE latest fashions in MILLINERY, —AT— Prices to Suit the Times, GOVERNMENT STREET, Between Fort and Iironghton. jy 5 WILLIAM LYONS. SHIPPING — WD— Commission Agent, On the Corner of Wharf and Johnson Streets. jy3-lm Miscellaneous. New Advertisements. ICE CREAM strawbeebieTand cream. All the Delicacies Season of the A. W. PIPER'S, STREET, GOVERNMENT OPPOSITE THE THEATRE. hi J. SPENCER, HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER, Gas-fitter and Bell-hanger, Corner Yates and Government streets All branches of the above business practically done with neatness and despatch, at chargos to correspond with the times. jy6 WARM WEATHER! ICE! ICE! ICE! A LUXURY WITHIN THE REACH OP all, supplied by ALEX. PHILLIPH, FORT STREET, To say nothing about Ginger Beer, Lemonade, or 8od» Water with it. Tho way tp keep cool. jy3 jy9 3w* GEORGE WALSH, Nanaimo Sporbc & Rueff, MERCHANTS, )org COMMISSION Importers and Wholesale Dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. Boots and. Hhoes, Wharf street, Victoria, V. I. jj 2 TOBACCO PLANT ARRIVAL OP AHOTHEE CARGO FROM Virginia & Cuba, VIA ABl'INWAI.I., Or tbe Rest Celebrated Brands or TOBACCO & SEGARS EVER IMPORTED Samples can be bad at the « ADU.I'HI » corner Vates and Government streets. I also carry on the business at mv OLD DarALLlv801* 8TRKBT *"< W F. CAMPBELL, jy* ADELPHI 8E0AR STORE. ST. LOUIS COLLEGE "WILL HE-OPEN- On Monday, 6th August, jyis-lm ° ALWAY & BAYLEY Licensed Auctioneers —AND— COMMISSION MERCHANTS Storage fc Forwarding YALE, _B. e. rpHE UTOERSIGNEDHAVING THE ONLY JL Fire Proof Warehouse at Yale, parties h.ppmg by the Yale, Lytton Route may rely upon all good, marked to onr care' be.n_ A Triumph of Science THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD DR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS & SALVE. These J,,fe-glving remedies »r. now, for the Art time, (,v.,, publicly lo the w,r d. For over .quarter « a century ol private practice the Ingredients in thesu Life-Giving Pills Hav. I,,., n u,ed with the greatest success. Their mission is not only to pr-vent .Wsease, but lo cure r_.yM.iroh oat ths varloas maladies by »hloh tho patient is suffering, and re.lnvlgornte. tlie .Ming system 1,, the aged and Infirm a few dotes ofllieso valuable I'll. 1.8 will prove to be a my fountain or YOUTH, For In ever; case t:,oy add now life and vita'ily, and •ostore tlie w.nlngeno/gles lo their pristine si.te. T\, llii* yonng.nl mi Idle ..gi'd. they will pr.ve most In ■.aluitle, as a reii y specific and iterllng mudlolno. i nre Is a dream realized, that l'oiice.de-lienn .ought for Ihroo hundred years ago, and never f.mnd. He looked fur a f. uotaln that would resloro the old to v igor and make t-outh ever An Eternal Spring-! It was left fur ibis day and boor to realize tho dream, and show in one glorious fact the magic tbat made it fair. THESE FAMOUS REMEDIES Cannot shy the night or years, but they can force back, am hold aloof, disease! thai mirttlriimpb over the ag d and Ihe voung. Let n*'ne hesitate then, but selza tho favorable opportunity thai offers. When takon aa prescribed— For Billious Disorders Nolhinir caii bo mora product lee of curt than theso I'll In.-—Their almont muffle influence ffl felt at Ot-tte. nnd Uu Ur-jutl com; naiUnti nf tills tDuit dutrptaitu. tltt.-nip art removed. Tlitf-c reiutdfci are mad6 from ihe .mrcit VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS. They will not harm the moid, delicate female, nnd ca_l)u iti.fn with good effect in proscribed dtm to the youngest babe. For Cutaneous Disorders An-Ull •runtlntuol the »kin, .,_.• SALVE Hi mout invaluable. It doea n >t heal i-ilei-nally al-in.-, Iml pene- ■ rii--. will, the roott marchiuff effect a to the very root of the evil. DR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS Invariably cure tho following Diseases : Asthma, Bqw.i1 CampUlnti, \ 00UKh», ^ Che Bt M'ftaies, Coative_ie8fi, DUrrh.-a, - , _ Fever and In*. Female Oon_pltfn(. iJeadache, Indiff'itlon, InfltieiM, Infltmniat ion, Inwird WeakneM, Llrer Complaint, Lo wnena of Spirit!, Ringworm, Rheumatjam, Salt Hheuro, ScaldP, Skin DUcasea. #9* NOTICE.— \onegenrine without the engraved ade-mark uroun " * MAGGIRI,, 43 pa« . *** "OtICE.-. \onegenrine without the engraved which is felo! ton •treet; New York, to counterfeit hi ALWAT k BAYLEY *9- Sold by aii re,nectnble Dealer. In Medicine, throughout the 1 Jnited Suites and Canada—at 26 cent, per box or pot. A. ( 3. Langley & Co., Vancouver Island and British Miscellaneous. Agents for Colombia hi ROYAL INSURANCE FIRE &C LIJPB. Capital, - • Ten Million Dollar. BSEHVE TO MSST LOSSES Five Million Dollars! flABLISTUBNEK, Ksq., M P CHAIRMAN, PERCY M DOVE, MANAGER. This Company haa now the largest Inoomo lor Fire and Life Premiums of auy Company in tbe world. Tb. undersigned, Agents for Vancouver island and British Columbia, return tbeir particular thanks to tho public for their patronage of the Royal sine, the opun- inn of Ih. agency, and nhia to the victoria Fire Com. panics for their valuable services. Tlie Fire Branch. Of this agency In 1881 was nearly double tbat or 1863— the risk in Victoria alone amounted lo (1100,000. -' Tbe business of the Lite Branch. Has also largely Increased since the Directors reduced the rates to tbe English standard. Anderson 4,Oo Store Street. Agents for Vancouver Island and British Columbia B_H THE GREAT KEMEDY OF THE -AGE. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. Tbe effect ot the Ointment on the System. To the very core and centre of all diseases which affect the human body, this remarkable preparation penetrates. It disappears under the friction of the hands, aa salt disappears when rubbed u,ion meat. Tbe unguent performs its healing errand rapidly, safely, aad without pain. Simple eruptions, open sores, hard tumors, scrofulous developments of all kinds, abcesses, cancers, old wounes. and, in tact, every species of inflammation and sup. puration, whether iu the skin, tho flesh, the glands, or among the muscles, can be arrcsteb in itt destructive course, und permanently cured without danger by rubbing in this inestimable Ointment. Bad, Leg., Bad Itr.-ust w,r Sore., and Ulcere. In many Hospitals in Kurope this celebrated remedy is now used for tho cure of old wounds, sores, and ulcers; in Spain and Portugal, and in many parts of Italy, the first Physicians re- regularly prescribe its use. It is a sovereign remedy "for bad breasts and bad legs; and likewise for all skin diseases. It is to be found in tho chest of nearly every sailor, soldier, and emigrant. liuprudenclea of Youth ; -Mores und Ulcere. The above class of complaints is surely re ooved by nightly fomenting tho parts witt .farm water, and then by most effectually rub ping in tbis Ointment. Persons suffering froa these direful complaints should lose not a mo ment in arresting their progress. It should hi understood that it is not sufficient merely to smear tbe Ointment on tho affected parts, bul it must be well rubbed in for some considerabli time two or three times a day, tbat it may be taken into the system, whence it will remov. only hidden sore or won .id as effectually a, though it were palpable to the eye. Bread and water poultices, after the rubbing in of tt Ointment, will do great service. This is th. dnly proper treatment for females in cases oi cancer in the stomach, or for those wbo sufli*: from a general boaring (low u. Piles, Fletulna, stricture*. flotcbes, us.ilso swellings, can with certainti be radically oured if the Ointment be used freely, and the Pills be taken night and morn, ing as recommended in tho printed instr urinous When treated tn any other way these complaint. jnly dry up to eno place to break out in an- nher; whereas tbis Ointmont will remove thr humor from the system, and leave the patten t vigorous and healthy being. It will rtquin .ime, aided by tho use of too Pills, to ensure anting cure. Dlptherlis, Bronchitis, Bote Throats, Any of tho above class of diseases may be -urcd by well rubbing the Ointment three JmeB a day upon the skin covering the throat, chest, and neck ol tbo patient. The unguent will soon rjenetrate the pores and give immediate relief. To allay the fever and lessen tha inflamation, eight or ten Pills should be takon night and morning. The Ointment will pro-, dnce perspiration, which is so essential for remoTing fevers, sore throats, and those oppressions of the chest which arise from Asthma, Bronchitis, and other causes. Both the Ointment and Pills should; J be used In the following Cases I Rheumatism Eeald. Sore Nipples einro Throat Skin di*n-E»s sSourvy Sore heads Tamors Olcers Wound. Yaws Sold at tbe Establishment of PnoPBMOR HollowA III, sirs-nil, (near Tempi- Bai), London ; also by a ,-espectablo Drugglnt. 'nd Dealers In Medicines llirongh silt tbe civilized world, at the following prices Is. ljad 2. M. il 6d.. lis., 22., and 33a, each Pot. •,* Th.re • « conjiderabloaavlngbytaklngthelirgw _** ... N B.— Directions for the guidance of Patients in evci disorder are affiled te each Pot. Miscellaneous. jfedLegf ' rornn (Coma) Bud fireasti Oanoera Burns Contracted and Bunion-*. Hii tl.loi.itH Bite of Moiohetoei ElephantiaitB ■nd Sand-Fliei FtMnlan oco-bay Ch lego-foot 9ont Glandular Swell- Ungt ;i\ilbla.DS (/ombago. Chapped Hands Piles THE LANCASHIRE Insurance Company. Capital, Tioo Millions Sterling. Manchester Excha(ge Street. London 10, Cornhlll. Liverpool 7, Water titreet. Glasgow 4, South Mano-rer Street. Birmingham The Exchange. Bristol SO, Broad Street. HAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENTS for the above Company, we are now prepared te take risks at rates as moderate as those of any other responsible Company. WElSSENBUROEtt k SCHLOESSER, Vancouver Island Agency. hi ISTOTICE- Big Bend, British Columbia. DURING THE MINING SEASON, THE undersigned will be prepared to execute surveys, and transact a general agency business at Big Bend. JOHN MORRIS, h i Oivil Engineer. THE ONE THING WANTED. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. Tbe Blood. These famous pills are so composed tha they operate wholesomely on tbe stomach, the liver, the bowels, and other organs; by correcting any derangements in tbeir functions, whereby a steady supply of pure materials tor the renewal of the Blood is furnished, and a constant abstraction of effete products is effected. This perfect circulation thus becomes the very fountain of health and life, nnd overcomes all form of disease wherever its situation. General Disorders or the Liver aud Stott-ach. All who ever indulge a' table, either in eating or drinking, should take about ten of t!:es- famons pills at bed time, from which will roo suit a clear head and good stomach the following morning. Thousands of Ladies are always complaining of sick headaches, want of appetite, want of energy, and want of strength, to correct all these evils, three or four of these Pills should bo taken twice a week, when they would give tho invalid tho health anil uppetitn of a ploughman. Females or all Ages aud C'lasse* Obstructions ol any kind, either in young or those between forty and fifty—the most critical poriod of life —may bo radically re_io7?d by using these Pills according to the printed directions whioh accompany each box. Young persons with sickly anil sallow complexions may have tho bloom of health restored by I hi,- corrective, which purifies tho blood and ex- pols all gross and impuro humors from the system. Beware then of the critical age fron forty to fifty, as it sends many thousands to premature grave,—these Pills should bo take, it that period of lite two or three times a reek Want of Strength and .Energy. Persons of sedentary habits, or those troubled in mind, working iu Factories or Coal Pits, who cannot obtain tbat amount of fresh air and exercise which nature requires, suffer from weakness and delility, lowness of spirils and want of appetite. All suoh should take s dose or two of these Pills every three or foui days, as tbey act gently and effectually on the system and impart vigor and energy to the body, wbicb is always followed by a good appetite, sound and refreshing sleep, and a high flow of spirits. For the Cure of Dropsy. The efficacy of Holloway's Pills in Dropsy is extraordinary. They act with such a peculiar effect upon tho system, that the fluids causing this direful complaint, are perceptibl carried off and prevented from any furthet accumulation. The sufferer regains a buoyancy of spirits, and rejoices in a completely renovated constitution. It is indispensably necessary tbat the Oiotment should be most effectually rubbed into the complaining parts during tho whole course of treatmont. Children and their Ailments. In no country in tbe world are more children carried to an early grave than in Great Britain. Coughs, Measles, Scarlatina, Fevers, and other jiscases attack tbe little sufferers, and death, but too often, follows at a rapid paco ; yet if at the first stage of these complaints, parent, were to have recourse to Holloway's Pills, all VICTORIA, T. I., J. H. Turner & Oo. Holloway' Pi. » us the best known remedy in tht world fa. the following diseases: Sold at tbe Establishment of Professor Holloway, SI I j slnuiil, (near Temple Bar,) U nrlon ; abs? by all respect able DrugKlst. and Dealers in Medicines throughout th. civilized world, at tlie following -prices—la, 1^'.. 6. I'd., <>. Od., lis., 22s., and 83f. each box. ague Female Irregular- ScrofulaorKing a Asthma itles Evil Billious Complaints Fever of all kinds Sore Throats Fits 3tone and Grave Blotches on the Gout Secondary Symp- Skln Head Acbe torn. Bowel complaints ImUgestios Tic-Dnlorcux Colics Inflammation Tumors Constipation of the Jaundice Ulcers Bowels l.iver Complaints Venereal aueo< Consami Hon Lumbago tions Debility Piles Worms o f a Dropsy Rheumatism kinds Dysentry Retention ef Urine Weakness from Erysipelas whatever cause *.* Thero is a considerable saving .by taking the arger sizes. Directions for tbe guidance of patients in every dlsor der aro affixed to each box. Pkint.d and Published by MoO.nRi &-Go.,s/ the office, Langley Street,
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Title | Evening Telegraph |
Publisher | Victoria, B.C. : McClure & Co. |
Date Issued | 1866-07-18 |
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