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a w-- iirkT. certainoi uutiliiiii " F'".,.'.' v-nc.' ." ASW", 'N - 'tE: - -r,-. C" $R8 , was . "abort; iedth s th TthOI'hih all aooortUd li a demo e ru of the . o .w tttttMm t , ',iitojl,iteiii,iiii/, "fi";'iiui about the m by the House, having how _l ' drinkingin the committee room " Ottawa, Attr.4a. MACDONALD moved thst (, and "sorted that there was not a bottle of tltt House do - adioum " stated. U". whiskey in that room from the " the sea, Hed. . lion clogged till ita close. The House then adjourned at a quarter to l wAttorney General " YC09.N tLD --Bat five. I on Was champs!" ----. l Mr. OLIVER could not view this petition NOTICES OF MOTION. i in the light in which it was looked own by - the leader of the Government and the leader The following notices of motion have been ', :- of thts.0ppoaitiosr In his opinion this was a given t--. , I very simple, straightforward petition. asking Mr. Be-Ullman"', whether the right to ' not for mono or land, bat amply that the i... mariiatterttmttsad and to appoint issuers House ','J,','llr give its consideration to this 'ot the "no, is Giiiii' the province ot the . I important pmjeot. m be1ured that Ily' Dominion orLooal Governments, and whether , 9mm yould, be sled to "9°!" atttheatio any detinite understanding has been arrived . 3 information with regard to this great scheme. " " to which Government has the right. . m believed that was the feeling in his own M Bo d Bills titled "Re . tration of . 'l oonatituenqr, although a western one. cdh,'IS'i7 "61869 " g" l I Mr. BEATI'Y said it Was aim lya nestion l . ti . . I of order, and he would 1hTl'lll'/h',1', 'lfe,'l'hol', Mr. fett,t ilt1,uiiggl"'t"i,,it,tg,e _ of the trttt He wasdonhtho Committee 33:2: Bill under ','Uh'l Mutual Fire Insur- appointed set year an " opinion was _ . , that petitions of this, nature should be re- "ll' "a?" 2'd he t'oect'fco,, oeived, and himself and others drew up a r. u r--. "e orar . 5 Protest, but the majority were against its l the mroesip% ttl hx,tgt/,t,',"t tr,,'?: 3:22;? recc tion. This rule was adopted, and the , wo in". 0 s 'an "n m l . . C,"ell','ll now was, did the petition come l onto, showing also the number of meetings ' within the rule? The petition really did l held 'ifr'e,ipi It Tl, r,ttt' g',ret,. 2',', ' ask for something . it oorsterttplated receiving number , co res e iv? an " sea 3 aid from the fiii,'lli. Tue petitioners asked upon which they were delivered, aUo a state- .1 that it might be referred to a Committee, in meat of the present memberships ot the y I , order that it might recommend the grant of l stitute, and the increase or decrease during ' i the vast tract of Crown Land to the Com- ' the le (t,'grgt "got; nggit, tl','." 1'AMV . n which now they did not dare to ask . stitut onan ' ""0 0 us l u . ' .- gm), Referring to the statement of the At. 3 Mr. omusgu---hhttytiry whether it u the tonter0ertemi, " to the supply of whiskey. intention of the Government to refer the bs, at Ottawa, necessary to pass a. Bill of Grammar and Common School Bills to a se- , this nature, he said he wondered, if there lect Committee with power to ,nquire.iat.ttht - was whiskey about. the hon. member for position of Upper Canada College " incident " South Simcoe (Mr. For son) was not aware the ego. of it. so long " they hid the present rule in MoLeod---Addre" for copies of all . th.e pstition could not, he thought, be re- correspondence since lt, ptl'ir,', 9ft h" _ ceive . ' Le islatnre between the c ie Supcnn on Y' Mr. SINCLAIR said, if this was merely f . 'df of Education and the 9overrtat.ent, re- an evasion of the rule, the petition ought not spectln the contemplated changes in Gram- r to tq',':,',',",",'),'; Theyd IT,," td lig,tir, mar and Common School Acts. ' that ere was some ea n e pe ion " hriati ---Th . tment of aselect . to th', and 2 did tgot thinktthat they should 0011);?" 'dti1',lQi'ltl"'l'll/ report upon _ relax in m e on 0 pre"n oe0Mton. the endowment and utility of Upper Canada l Mr. LOU?" impressed upon the House ' College. 4 l that the petition did not aak in any way for Mr. Lauder-Ea uiry whether or not It is ', "siatanee, or for a grant of any character. intended to introduce during the present "' l The SPEAKER then gave his decision. session a measure to enable the Commission- He said the ruling lagt year 'was that no I or of Crown Lands to adopt more expedition? petition could he received which asked for , measures to settle disputes " to unpatented aid directly or indirectly. He had come to I Lands and to reduce the purchase money or T _ the conclusion that this was an indirect I throw " the interest upon purouaer-apon application for aid, and it was impossible for I ', lands motMt--rures it appears that the pur- , - I him, sitting there, to disobey an order of the chug" have a just claim for such reduction . i House, whatever might have been the ruling 'i, , or abatement. at Ottawa or anywhere else. lie must, § 'i Mr. uuarr--Appointmtrat of aCommitte therei.ore, decide. that, tu.ttil tlr. rule in ': to reconsider the report of the Committee on . oltsestton TFair gracinded, this petition led i "i, the Rule of this House, and the said Rule . i, Dot be receive . _ re venting the reception of all petitions, the ', Mr. FERGUSON appealed from the i gaming the prayer of which would involve Speaker's decision to the llouse. . an eipenditun of public funds , (in a division, the House sustained the i _ Mr. tfoLtod.--:hddr.s" //'Lt rtstura "310.", - : . i ruling oi the Speaker by a vote of 46 to 13. : trr' all Protitsfa.1 monies, 1 any, iavetgte 'Y , i Yr, --.M B t B tt 0 l . , Government during the current year,.and , 0 MS ii, li',?,',' /'d,'d',',', Canny, ll ' Irttt, , tl e nature of the securities, together with a ( i 0:??? Gigs"? ict,':,':',',','.) ttll 'lf f, if") j statement of all amounts on the let Novem Cool:Lg (50",), " (inig (Gide "r; 'l' iii-0):", t be r, 1869, on deposit, and the name of the ' ' J " ' , 7, . . . ' ' t Currie, Eyre, Farrier, Finlayson, Fitziiu'i- ' 't',vt,iotu'l"tk' m whiuh the some may be mons,Gslbraitlr,uraum (Rastings,) Roroisr, i . . --q-q----li-lrl.tB- Lauder, Luton, thdomtlil, Matchett. lisa. _ - -- ----------'e- ' W""- End}, I;\dc(30llk( fig?) l:dc'iihllé McKellar, Wr or ' any, e , ic " s, etsord,a'iaauir, ' Smith (Ktut,) b'mith(Ueda and Grenville,) . . Qwith (l!iddlesex, Sc.. an . Wine, Wiilhums (xiLtl2l,n)'-'iiri,'2e.ffir.om , Nix-~Messrs. Boult B -. . 'sl")', ll: rtliame (Y ork, ) 'i')rtl.7,fidtrtotittt: I Suffix silly/tily/f'""-' tt Clrey,) Seia. : . . . REGISTRARS, M. Mr. GREELY (at the re nest f . ' ' ','.1r '"b. General .Macdonald priming tlt, IC, "I!!! question, of which he had given . . 50.1: , Al hether the Government by the 211"" forms of securities lately is'sned to . _ {pasture and o.ther Public Oftieera in the (j'),??,',') it was intended that all oilice-hold- 7 er: shculd be possessed of real estate. This lilll'l'iWH or THE' COCK , I a. x J T UiiANUEliY. Oli ! _ b Mr. LAL'DER asked if ret h . ' sllinritted by the Court of 'ctlTl'2'/l'/'g'1. lar to those" submitted by the Cou'rts of . Queen's Bench and gommon Pleas, of the . . 31:21:13]?th for distribution to claimants ia lion. Secretary CAM E110): i . _ said that the Court of Chancery'haii nthylZi ' . _ 3 made any returns, and the Courts of Common F . Plea, and Queen's Bench were each of 5 them disinclined to do it, " it would Put them to very much inconvenience . ' tudt-apemus. The Court of Chancery had . -" not let been able to do it, and they said .- . they would be unable to do it for some ti n9 . . I/ ' l Of course they would take every means to . / l . _ 2""? it. and in making that answer per- ' ' l if to . s. . ape it would be very well that gentlemen 'f", td. in movmg for returns would not move for OF/ A returns except thoseby which there was some ' q t Na 32;: :9 be served. (Bear, hear) This i' . tV" " .. a ion at . t . . great deal Ul)',,',, td."" many nth .ers to a . i- tah" ll LAUQER said his object was to ascar- . " trin the position of the fund, which was a . . F"? tmportant matter. He should there. . l . bo 1'ru"ldutegeer upon the consideration . , " Hon. Secretary bAMEROV The H t have rel uired' . ' - 0080 , ' . ' i) ' i. no (l'iltt' alight? it must be done. There . MP . - THE LATE CHANCELLOR. ' ' ' "Any-Gen. .MAQDONALD moved th at ', , _ . 'et, on its rising should adjourn till "WM: o'clock on Wednesday (to -mor- 1og,2to,',h, to allow those members ot the tt a "re who desired to pay a tribute of . _ respect t.o the late Chancellor to attend the i . ' fureral m the afternoon. iii,' intended perv i, ' 'i',rte' t,tgeiiii, and he hoped " many _ . " ' . . . there. He has. gayest": 1:231:3th ' f . ' t _ Citanee11orGG his childhood, and had al. . -, . ' _ I"" etteemed him, and it wouldbe along ' t ', .. time before the, ttare hi I. Who tit . . . _ . . , V . . . history ofthe count t"qtta be 'ld e y' " . ' T m his name Would" ry oameto ":1, n' ' J" " . " .' ' s' ' _" curable ohisiiiioC.m" one of the mos on- , . , -. _ . .' Is:' . . s", . . ' .'r- , 7.. ",_ _ p '.- ' . a-,.', " , .' ', I. , 35.374" "'e,i't. _'diiii'ii'iitfiiiiiiL.: we