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'd Hon. J. ' ,MACDO'NALD moved that the 'g House receive the report of the Committee ts', 1iyro,?.r/,.tt..1?y.,r. the sums voted yesterday for the sufferers try the Ottawa and Seguenay ' lures. I Mr. BLAKE asked how the Attorney. 'i,', General proposed to distribute the moneys. r,!,". Hon. 1. S. MACDONALD said he could Cl not exactly say. The Government,hov.'3vcr, , l i . would exercise some supervision in the mat- ' . [ tar. and 850 that the relief." was fairly dis. . tzilmted. ' . , l Mr. SCOTT (Ottawa,) after stating tint " ' all the relief, so far, had gone throagh tie 5. hands oi the central committee in Otta 72, l ' prolecded to explain the mode, in which the l _ committee had worked. c' Ifter some remarks from Mr. CODE"., " l T Mr. BLAKE inquired how the Attorney- I General intended to proceed in the diatribu- l I lion of the relief to the Ssguenay sufferers? _ l Hon. J. S. Macdonald replied that he in- ' tended to communicate with Mr. Tremblay, _ ' Me member for Chicautimi). , Mr. BLAKE said he was "tis/red with the l answer. ' Mr. CHI "BAIT" expressed a hope that 3 there would be atri:t impartiality m the Cu. . ' , . tribution oi the moneys. ( The House then concurred in the report I of the committee. 1 WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN. , l Attorney-Gen. MACDONALD moved the _ second reading of the Bill to authorize the i, delivery of certain registry books in t e , county of Essex, to the Registrar of Deeds (f Weyne county, in the State of Michigan, , one ..f the United States of America. ifnrried. and referred to committee of the l virr4e tomorrow. , 1 [AW SUUlEI'Y. l I 1tt,cv.vv-Ccaeral MACDONALD moved the sac-ml reading of the Bill to make the l numbers of the law Reciety of Ontario ele:.. . the by the liar thereof. 1 My. BLAKE considered that a. great mio tailc "as made in tho Bill in dividing the B,r lam two elections, which was calculated to . ', crate dissatisfaction. Being personallywith- ' _ In the Bar, while he would feel bound by his celep'.ios: by he fellows within the Br. ho, . would {fill (gladly ii not me'e honoured Ly est-'ccticn by the Ran-5i a whole distric: The personal. atteni-xnce required by the _ Bill at the election would he a great ' disadvantage: and night be obviated by voting: :33};er c" sacral poliing!.Gc/a. I The matter was no w'aich .,vo.il,1 ., me up in l ( nmittcr». l Attv3'32'b' I 3cn~wzzl "I X "_'l ll.)XAl.DnE-lil f'uvt i tr.escinnrv.tir ~f the lam. niacin-r p,v,tr? l fav war the 354111.» at A"; {mun lit-h ; c,ititsw. I Eli, BLAH E .),' ; ' Attorney-i/it-teral MA', (riSAL9 nil l tit-"re new obvious reasons why a personal 3 3ill'IFd}UCO sh Elli he required at the clear i, . "my. There w-uid be no obstacle to full i . i3701=€:--l'.-an this paint when the lrousw, l we: lute mmmittcc on the Ml. I S 3hr 'rio"t;t' t.iicrrvirn, :7: Pl'! was raul _ l l . 'e 'r'. i',, EDP-3. i, ':, l ". 'd, d ..; WC»: hilt" :uljavh'SuCt selt.Vi y. It. i l .--.v--- C l ram-13:3 or norm. 'i, l . --.. 1 l l ."-'.t' c;w",liilt'i.ty). _,B't.ll to encourage Th; _ i planting ti trees upon the highways m this 5 'tcc/rice, and to girl." a right of property in ' l raj; trees to the owners of the sail adlzcent l T051111: highways. Also, Bill to ii.:i'i.ie , _ tlw establishment of public fair:, and y-o 1 .1, wh- In' the rr.aulaition thereof. ._ ' Mr. Matty 1tivro'wdion l ,'t "fl-git thi l Hinge, hilly recognising the primlgnn 232.1. ' i it in "at th e duty of the etute to proviv't I support for the clergy oi any :wy'tlculn' l _ shim-h. is of the opinion that the Govern l ment should immediately resume posses/rc, of the lands known as the 'Dorchester (Helms; l and that public policy replires that these ' lands, which have bean decided to he Cyipitt inn-"is, should be immediately told, .cr:l :'un rc'ume new derived from them for char .L; Y! 'yPtHttu0 Q'hhi'lf' lut atontosh" I