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ET. '3'." 'm "ruTTr 'Tr","'""?', fa, '5 C . i - . .. ' 'd _ f r 1:: 'e,,,') s'r.:tls'l:', r. 0mm) elrntenaaaiig it IG 'it' tr, if." for any he had it forallonroonrte. , : '5." tt would hive been Bldtohaveau'eted 'r,"'." 'l" 3 the leader of the Government in this matter _ i , if he had been allowed time to consider the matter. .Mr.. BETHUNE ex lained full the rec- tice m Eugland as t: the a s'l','i,'2ll',,lt of titrgennts "d Queen's Counsef and argued . that the power of appointment lay with the Lieut; Governor. After some further discussion by Messrs Wood (Brant), Crooks, and Fraser, the Bill Wag read a second tame. PRECEDENCI'J OF THE BAR. Attorney-General MOWAT moved ttte second roadie of the Bill respecting the Itrettedenass of are Bar. He said that no re- liance had been made toappointments made , since Confederation. There was no reciproc- ity in this matter. No steps had been taken for the recognition of Ontario Queen's Coun- sel in the Dominion Courts. o Mr. CAMERON spoke of the want of dig. nity he claimed was shown by the Govern ment in not recognizing the late appoint: ments by the Minister id Justice, who had shown a courtesy to the Government oi On- tario by oonfirening the appointments made by the Ontario Government. Hon. Mr. CROOKS said the Government of Ontario did not recognize any portion of ' any courtesy that tho hon. mom er stated had been shown by the Minister of ', Justice. That gentleman made no cont. munication to the Ontario Government on the subject whatever. The tirat intimation received by the Government was through a circular sent to the gentlemen appointed The whole question was between the Min. ister of Justice and the "eneter.oen appointed The Minister of Joe tiea/had endeavoured by c mmunieeting with those gentlemen to in once them to accept a position which he himself had no legal right to give than lie would have shown more courtesy by crlhug _ the attention of the Outiri.) Government to g the matter frankly and fully, when perhaps IomejOint action might have been doused The appointments made by this Government had gis on universal satisfaction, whereas thctsr made by the Uttaws Government had not received such universal approval. After further discustiou the Bill was nod a it and time. - Till; rH'TliN1 A'l'iis'. la "ply to Mr. Cameron. Hon. Mr. CROUKS said the c.'.irv. rte-s would probably be before the limou- ou Mon. 1 a) . ARREST OF' AN Ellluli {FINN AGES ll. Mr. LAUDE1t asked the Commissioner of Crown Lends if the report in one of the July papers that a Canadian emigration agent ha I been arrested and "ucpusptly a-q-uiled from Germany was correct, and whether he had any dcfiuiU information on the subject. Hon Mr. McKELlAR said that the agent refund to had been expelled from Alsace, l whither he had been sent from Windsor or l Sandwich The events son, a clergyman. , had received a telegram from his father, who I had arrived " Portland in good health, stating that he had been expelled from Al. ( "CB by the Prussian Government, and he (the Commissioner) had no doubt that the '; information was correct. % The Hume then iur..30 p m.) adjourned. bOTiCEts' or' MU'l'lUN. Mr. Scott (rlrey)--On Tuesday next--- [inquiry of Ministry, whether they intend to . extend to settlers on school lands of inferior value. a compensation commensurate with that granted to settlers on ordinary Crown needs ; as unless this course is adopted the proposed relief will be of little ttio, and the parties residing on school lauds :uljnining Cmn Lands will have put cause of cclnplsiut. Mr. McDonald-On Tuesday next P,a. quiry of Ministry. whether any Order in Council in reference to the increase of duty onsquare timber in the Ottawa territory. from a centasd a quarter per cubic loot to two cents. which the Commissioner ot Crown Lands stated tothe H "yearning. Ill been passed. Andwhenit isizntend 1' t such increased du'y sh, lattach, and whether it shall be retrospective and afoot timber ghastly cut. . ---------"- _