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Bill to lognPize certain hrlaws pumd by [he Corporation of the Town of Brsatftrd, and Gerbil! agreements undo between the aid thrrporathrn nnd the (hon Western RAH w: yCompspy of CanvV. and the Grand (hunk 1l?ilivhy Company yf Canada, ruptu- t.ieir.---Bots Mr Wood , f Bill to empower the trustees under thay Wn'tot the .ate Joroph Bittvrman Sprays to tzeli cerhin Panda in the Township of Bien. hsim " d Foamy d Oxford. --M r. Lount. Bill to and?» the Churrh Sachety of the diocese of Huron to "ll or exchanga cabin church had in the towm'mi. m mef mi, in the county of Burnt. - Han. Va. Wood . SECOND READINGS. Bill to cou'mn the D:ud for the matribu- t on and Sen-Inner of the mute of the Hoa. ' tumble Gear. 9 Jervis 1iooditue, deceased..-- Hon. Mr. Cariing. t Boll toamwd the Aat to provide for the in" M o' the chur- h and webs property of gSt. Andrew's Church, Pererbrrmrsh. and to imthoriu the trustees of the said property to tertr'tt the uid properU, or part thereof. --Mr. 'arsgie l Billto ttontirtn snd ertatr!ish a csrtatn lur- 70y of the Huh, 12m. 13m and 14th conces- Iionl of the too-whip of Puthd. in the county of Froumm, made by Aylesworth Rowan Perri, a deuty proviueid surveyor -Bon Mr (Hmwon The above Bills were read a nomad time ; Mr BOYD observing that he intended " I future aug" at the Bill Impacting the club of the late Hon. Mr. Goodhue. to rut-do tome remarks on the subject, been" he did not, as a attter of principle, assent to the Bill. ', NEWSBOY.\' LODGING AND INDUS- TRIAL HUME. t Hon. Mr._QAMERON moved the second rad ng of BA! (No. 63). to iiveorparsto the Numboyu' Lodging and lndustrhl Home of thy city at Tomato ---C.rrtud. PRIVATE BILLS. Bil1tosppoio trustee: for 00min ad, b.lon.ging to the l'rubyterlm Church in COB. 'nec!ion with the Church ot Scotland. in the Mwn of Cornwall, and "shaming not: trag. ttes to "n portion thtreot--Adr. 0ng ,(Ulengsry l - , - g Bill to autforae tho Law Society of nnts. Ao tr Mini: "iliatn Henry Such: " a Bar. rhtor-at-Law --lur. Donut. . Bill to Vc't in the County Agricultural tloe!oty of (Hangar-y. certtiu property aihu'o in'the ill-go of Wttlumstoiro.U-Mr. Gui; (Magus) Bill to authorize the Midland Rsihray of (and. to oomoliduto it: mungsgel. and ior other Fuer.-- Mr. William (Om-hum ) The above Biilt Wore "t" a second Mm. LORCHESTER GLEBES. Bill to duhnw'za "in Law Society of l'ppgz- Canduto adm t Daniel Bron)", iam, as n Barrister atrl or.--Mr. LmaV Bill to authorize the trustees of the Pral- byn rian Church. in the townahip of Kenyon, county of niengary, in convectim with the Church of h'cotland, to aelllnt two, And part of lot one, in the cannot-nth canon-ion of the aid towuhip - Mr. Craig (t :longury) Mr. BE ATTY moved ths following reno~ lation:--" That thin Homo, fully recognizing Ahe "159910 my. u not the duty, Itt the rn", report of Committee was mesh-oi ' 'third ruding tomorrow. eNORI'H GREY RAILWAY COMPANY. The report ot (Ennmittaa on Pun-To In. cmponte the north Grey 1Uil way Company. (Mr. Scott, they), wu received, tad nthn'l reading tis ed for tomorrow. STREETSVILLE AND PORT CREDIl' ' RAILWAY COMPANY. ' Tho Home then went into Committee on BU, "ro incorporate the Streetsviilo and Port Credit Rummy vcoaspatt"--Mr. Coyne. The following Bills passed through com. mittee P-- The Bill passed with 'stnendmente, 1nd rc- coiving rope: t stood over till tomorro M. GRAND JI'NCTION RAILWAY CO. Mr. Grahsm (Rtatinp)--. Bill to stable the Mnnioipalitiu along tho line of the Grand Junction kaliwny Company to grant aid 'thereto, and to legnlfz-a certain by-luws gant- ing aid to the said company. Mr. Fi'zeimmonr-Bill to make valid comm bylaw" of the Corporation, of the townahip cf Wolford, and actain by-lmva arontirming the: nine, and a conveynncu undo tt-der--was mad a third time and passed. TOW NSHIP OF WOLFORD. I'RI VATE BILL 4. 'NCTION RAILWAY CO. H .m. J S M-UHDONALD u'd that than v as nothing beam": the Home to justify the demund made' by the hon. member forliyet. lent. M r, BL AKE s lid that the only infornution that bed been brought down about thin mu. ter we! the report of Chancellor Vnnkongh- net. All that be (Mr. Blake) knew about the matter Was, that n gentlemen had given Hm to m derstaad that these lands hid been lured for forty yen-e on Improving tea---.. part of the rents being applied to irn. provemente. He thought the course suggested by the Treasurer wee the correct one. The generel princlple n the resolution every one recognized ', but " T ppenred to him that the committee ehould Hun! ite duqniry eolely to the tenure ot the both betwuen the Crown and the clergy. and not a to theqnestlon betwaen the clergy rand the tenant: Hon. J. S. MACDON ALD---msr, hen. Mr. BLAKE "id that the question u to the rights of the tenants muet be nettle! t zln-rwiee than by acommittee. . Mr BEATTY "id that thin mount thw. ernment had trlt levers! hundred one: of these lame lends . Hon. Mr. WOOD Mid ha w." not cognio want of the facts that had been stated. At my rate, this motion could not be aczepted wheat a previous thorough investigation. Iris iqtprttreior? was that there Wore certain g'eeo. IUde which were commuted, and Iome which were cot, and he had asrsu:ned that there "are such lands ya: out. "an iing, the incumbents oi which were in passession, And at?! remained so He would suggest to the member from Welland "to cl-nuge his motion, and " for a commit- tee to inquire into the matter, and report , the Home. The Government could nos ve turn on such a grave matter without insati- Mr BFATpy said it was a flu-5 ', but for Orttt,q team the Government had stopped the do: ; Mn! it wasfor the very purpose M, 1 til now gun... "I P"'""' Iuylna " Met "I" - ', my nation!" church, in of 03010! the'twthc Government ehonld immedutely meme paleuion of the loud: knows u the Por. chester Gfebel, and thnt public policy to. qulrel that thee lands, which hove been da. oided to be Crown Linda, mould be its. mediately sold, and thettherevenne new b. rived hem them for church pur- poses Ihould be stopper" He led there was no dispute as to the pr . clple laid down in the resolution. I' e lands in question had been declored to Crown lsnds by a decision of the late Ch . cellor I'anttoughnet, when that gentle n wee the Commissioner of Crown le,: A report we: prceehted in 1861, an r which these lands was recommended to be sold to the parties then In possession. They had been at an early day let apart for the bene- fit of loco] clergy; bat had never become pert of the clergy reserve There were several hundui new: of Crown lende in the pro- vuicee from which the clergy of one of the 0 1crchcts "an deriving a revenue at the pre "i; moment, and the parties in passemion were obliged to pay rent for the support of the clergy of thst psrticulu locality. He claimed that it was centr my to the public {shay that the Crown land: should be med this any, and A reference to the report Won! l, he believe], clearly prove that these lends Were not in any sense the pro. Betty of these i It rgy, but being Cro vm lends, elonged to the movinee, and as euch, ought to be dimes"! nt. 3:4 to prance is plowed to the credit of the funds of we Frovium, and not to . hurch purposes The hon. mem- ber quoted from the ruling of Chamelbr 1unkouy,hret, in whi 1h g'sat Ju lga laid down that the Mn 'ss shmhl be. sold to the compute ar ufnr valuation an in ordinary cues. Hr and 1h we the clergy st-JI drew rents from these lands, and not long ago there Were s. me parties distrainud for rents, and had their horeessold. n was the duty oi the Gov lumen: in who, immediate steps to resume new: am if thew lauds, aui pro- Mot the occupants - Mr. LAUDF Fl traid there were {users in tl o Cronn [.mda tfist, which won d throw li: ht on the an hjxot. Roh. Mr. ManRRItJH asked who wet; in receipt of the lands sold A the Government " the clergy? , Mr. BI'HT'EY replied that the Govern. menthad taken the lands that hurl been loll Urar, 1 L ' KP,- Te rover bend ot slut un- said' pr ., I'lta, D h . asht , A SUPERIOR ('UURTS I Atty. .G'rn. MACDONALD moved the secom reading ct tho Bill to alter the name. of tie Superior Courts in Oatario.--carried, The House adjourned At 4.30 pm. The motion was then carried, and 1 Bill having been introduced, it wss referred to the com: ittm on the Election Bill. LAW SOCIETY. On the motion of Atty -Ge1 M.'.Cn0N- ALD, the order hr the "Home "tin in cf-mmictee on the Bell to make the member. of the Law Society elective" was discharged. and the "1111518 referred to a select cam- mittee. orkiiir tion. "on. . F . - On the tune-Hon of the Attorneyl} ane- nl the cctusuierttiort ot the motion was past- pone'. LUUNCIL OF PUBLIC INSTRUC NON. Mr. B: AKE moved tn addml for a copy of the mis um ot the meeting- of the 'douu oil of Pab% 1nstruetion of 1870, with c3pies of any re; chums or other public doc mnenta irsv,ed by the , ouncil during the your ; aad [Inform at of the date of each moothg and EXPENSE 0F TRIAL"? OF ELECTION PE "ITIOKS. A"y.-Gen. MACDONALD moved the re. ception of the report of the committoe on certain resolutions respecting the payueut of judges on electitn petitions. Mr. BLAK E raid that he should offer some ofjectiann to one of the clauses at . future stave iraririilUit -iGiiGirid u t resent ltveach rurrtit g during the you. - - Hon. Mr CAMERON did not know what was theobject of the hon. menGer In uk- mg for this information. It he wanted to know what was done by the Council he could see It by referring totho minutes. He understood that there hnd been five meetings of the Council during the yen. at which there were from four to seven Int-ml": present, and the minutes of their promediuga occupied some ten pogo: in the minute bed; The information of what In- Mr. BLAKE said the expense wouldbe tritluig, and the information had better be {maimed to the Home. The motion wan than csrtiod. Grr'sed, and referred to select cammittee. fyrtcisting of Messrs. \Villisml (Durham), Lyon, Graham (Rantings), Sinclair and the mover. d no cpuh1 be seen in the offiee, and this would save the expense of printing? Mr. SCOPE moved the second reniing of the Bill "To enz'ourape the Planting of Trees upcn the highways in this Province, and to give the right of property in such trees to the ow: era of the sail adjacent to such high. M syn " _ Bill to amend the Act puud inthe thirty- woand year of the reign of her present Mv j-eety, intituled, " An Act to unend and consclideto tho aw reenacting the Assess- mud of Property in the Province of Ontsrio, ard chrpiercd thirty nix."-Mr. Graham (Yr rk. , Binlm nnend sub-sec 2. of section 8, of up. 27, of 32 Vic-twin. intituled " An Act to an end and eoneoliGte the laws respect. I g the Assessment of Property in the Pro. vince of Ontario "--Mr, Carnegie TREES ON HYGHWAYS. ThE ASSESSMENT LAWS. The following BM: were read a segmd fime and referred to the special ttotttrnit'ett now considering the Bill routing to uten- ment introduce by Mr. Trom--