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ELECTLION EXPEN8SE3 f Mr. BLAKE moved an address to His E ccollency 'the Lleutsnuant--(iovernor, praylog hica to cause to be laid before this house a return of the pubilo mon:{ll. experded in respect of the elections for house in the respccive Electoral Divisions--&lstinguiahing the particular services for which the pay-- ments were made, as allowed to the Returning Offisers, and also the names of luml to wham such moneys were pald on t of the Government, anud by the Returning Officers. Hon. J. 8. MACDONALD sald a!l the acc:unts had been sent to the Audit Offic : at Ostawa, The same Returning Officsrs hav-- ing aated for both Gavernments, it had been cou:!derei best to have the accounts submit ted to one officer, The same booths for example had servod for both elestlons, and charges could not be made for duplicate booths. In due time the address would be answered. The motion was then agreed to. VOTES AT ELECTION3. Mr, BL&AKE moved for a return to be pré-- pared by the Clerk of the Crown in Chancery from the records of the elections to this house, showing the ate numberof votes polled for e*o@a oalm in each alactoral divialqn=--a in which thero has been a contest;and the totel number polied in each such division, and tha cum\r of votes on the votera' lists of tha same respectively, and the population in each conatituency, as shown by the last census. COarrled. VOoLUNTARY CONVRYANCE3. Mr, BLAKE introduced a Bill r:lpootlng voluntary conveyances, Second reading on Mcrday. . ASSESSMENT AND MUNICIPAL L&WS. Mr. RYKERT moved the appoirtment cf a Belect Committee, tbo consist of Hor. Mesars. Carliog, Wood, and Camsror, Messrs. McKeliar, R. W. Soott, Carric, Fiizrlimmons, X. Graham, Gibbon#, Pardee® ard the mover to examine into, and report upon the several amendments to be made in the Arscasment and Municipal Laws of this Provicco during the present ression. Mr, BOYD suggested that it might be well to connect with this motion the dog.--tax Bil!, or the Bill for the protectlion of theep, Mr, RYKERT said the hon, member « ould be at liberty to move that any bill--the dog tax bill, or any other--be referred to the canm'ttec. Mr. MoKELLAR suggeated that the word-- ing of the motion might be changed, so that all pstitions, bills, and other matters con-- ected with the Municipal and Asseesment laws, might be referred to the committee.