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h Oider in Council is inoporabive) meotions of the Asscasment Aot of 1869 was A P paiunt be authorized --to b made with4--awa. f.) A ( out of the © Railway Saimily Fund" bo is DOUN. [L OF PERLIC INSTRUCTION. Sat "&* + Company °fdfll'l° srges doft r:" o:on:: r mils * Onr motion of attornay Geueral MOW AT, To m portin "f't:: 1i oe :t the Og:lpsny'c tho i»li 0 contiaus the prov'sions of the Act a 'gh.tportmn se T mt.o aud the intorseo. assed ! st year, respoctirng the Couaoil of | Railway betwcen Loron! t the B:ook Bub!ic 1: struction, was put througa all is | tion with the same rnlmfin: e B:suo! stages and passed. r0ad, in the townebip of Paslinch, such s2m NEW sUNIOIPALITIE3 to[b? payable by'evenr hali--yearly payments o o -- tinety two dollars sod twenty cents caon, ('n motion of Attorney--General MOW AT, on the 30th day of June and the 31 day of BJin xncm'm»rshug tha municipalities of D: mber, in each and overy year,during the Thunder Bay and Muskoka wore passod period of twenty years, computed from the through Committes and read a third tima, first day of January, MST Aorks Turtner MUNICIPAL LOAN FUAND. end thereo ad_ the Comint Attorney.General MOWAT moved the o enicy o Wies P Gffi:: 'i), .t.l;l be.npon tat second reil%pg of the Bill resPeot'mg the following conditions, that is to 8ay :~-- Municipal Loan Fund debts and raspecting First--On condition that the said Company sertain pryments to municipalivies, abail, on or before the 1st day ul Ds oo;:r'nb:r Mr. SINOLAIR claimed that jastice was I next, furnish proof to the satiefaction of theo mot done to Bruce, as botween that county Lieute;un't G"';i';imor 5",:&";:&%;::':?;; and Huron,respecting the railway allowsuce ® ence of a Lona fue an e * * the . completion of the works (exclusive of hAtt'}:rDGY-""N":'_'?' '?: (i'?%?uc:.:ertg&fl:ri: treck laying) on that portion of their rail. | ::6- IPs lr« t: s 5o Behiytole of thhe B way exh-ncme frem Toronto to 8t. Thomas, | writh accordiagy so To pMILOLPY DW ' via Galt and Woudstock. _ Mr. HAMILTON objected to the distribu: ' Second--On sondition that His Exosllency Kion pol:cy of tha. mosst@; '-fld' did fl":f' think ; *n Courcil may, before the tirat day of Janu-- that under the $2 por head allowanss Pres ' ary rext, direct that p.{mene bo made t3 oott county received as much as ib was en:-- the »aid Company, out of the Railway Fuqd, Kitled to. f R at tce rate o? two thousand dollars per mile Mr. GIBBONS roplied to the objections of the raid portion of rail way between _ To: ralsed by the member for North Braco, ronto and St. Thomwas, via Galt and Wood-- M-- CAMSRON thought that as the Bill ltock, instead of the said aunual mfle';ge h'd been amunded in & way giving Eldon, 1 rate of one hundred and eighty--four doliars | Boxley, and the cther northern townships on | ans forty cents, at the option of the Lieatoc: | Ethe line of the Nipissiog thoir rail way allow-- | ant Governor in Council; aud the Comnitteo anoe, Toronto cught to have its proportion of | ; furtber advise that (subjest as aforeaa'd) ¥he tot:| imil--ave allowance to Coboconk. | ' Pro verradig e yole mgp The 1 pivge cdy/; bvigbaent Hon. Mr. CROO%S said that that would | ¥ I:';'l'{i;y Sub:\'dy F;&';g, c:(:.ntfieoi(l&n p';';yr mo be according to tae principle of the Bill | of the Itkesomel ons is g' o on a d there was no difficuley in the applicasion | d Hars ard forty ceutsper mile of that portion oL tbec ; Hudiple, | iW oge Bheok 'tl':o C«)lm %}.'g' [.{'.:!Lw:{": :;) | ¥r. BOUi,USEE thought the schams was | z::;ttr'i:"t:o';'ko hd?'vmfy sums of | not : nequitali;a one so far as dregardr:d the | * s llara y h sllowanoes made to the older counties ; :;;n:;{ ::s" 33" d.;: dsfzmg, (:!e:: e':hé which had not borrowed from the Muast-- / F said i)eriodp(of twenty years, under u:f-ub. cip 1 Loan Fuand. They received only aboas joct to the like couditions as are hersiabelore one (_'qundr_:;);a«i:;ryb :;; gn:;:' ftou ; 1e othr expressed with reforence to the said portion mtpicipalifios 6 o and, of the railway between Toronto aadl tha Attornsy:Goneral MOWAT said that the Brock Road, incleding the said coadision * member for North * ork had intimated that which gives the Lieut --Governor in Conncil his support of the Government could be had sn option of paying at the rate of two thou-- if his constitaen»y got a larger grant, but the ' sand dojlars per mie, but exoluding the osu-- CGovernment cou!d not afford to give it, even dition a« to proof of csontract for the compla-- 1 théy did by it get the support of the hon. %n of ll'x,e wo;k- betwecnt 'Turon:o and 2(: genteman. * omas, but subject to proof heing furnished, C to the satisfastion of the Lieus --Governor in concUR&ENCE, Counc:l, of the existence of a hone fide and Ou the question of concurrence ia the sufficient contract for the completion of the Bupplementary Estimates, works (exclusive of track--laying) on the said Hon. Mr. CROOKS explained thit by g\rt.ir-n of railway betwoen Atrectsville and subsequent arraugoment the item of $125,-- lton ; and the Committoo further adviso 0(0 for a fire--proof building for the Crown that payment be authorized in respeot of & Lands Departmrat could bs considerably re-- ; 1 avy portion of the Company's railway be-- duoced. _ He miget also mention that he had | tween the said points respsotively, not loss received a telegram from Mr. Blake, stating 'i than twenty wilrs in length, on tho falil that he was not aware of the fact uutil it ' ment of the conditions of the Aot as to such was broucht np in this House that ths ' portion, and with respect to the portion of amount of $4,000 odd connected with ths + railway firstly hereinbelow meationed, on ohartering of the steamerChicora for theGov-- s proof to the satisfaction of the Lisnt.--Gov-- ernment excursion party on Lake Supssior > error in Connciiof the existence of a bore In 1868 bad been charged under the hoad of -- ]I;G gnd sutficiant contract for tho coupletion l Colonization Road expanses. of the works (sxclumve of track--layiag) bo 4 tween Toronto and St. Thomas, and with | dgfg.()('#)r.foft%gigfnfi&wgngzt :}::l 5{'1':' a respect to the portion secoudiy montioned, 0t s Mlonery {incluied as al lowfnoe to%;e l slgad the like proof of a contract for tha comple-- M Y Tlunter. Boge & Oo int Of tA";a, ot the works between Strectaville aud | that fir.m l';:in;'onfl'flemir 'col'xt::ot.cv\:?:lr t!?a o rend House in consequence of the advanced price PUBLIC AND HIGH SsSIHIDL LAWs3. of labour and material, Attorney--(ieneral MOWAT moved that On the item of $96,000 for building a Nor-- the :i';)u:;' go P:S)'lo Unn;mfitoe %n the Bill to mal Schooi at Ottawa. C t A to and High School Laws, C MAcDON ALD moved an amendament | g:u: X»Pol::el: l:ha:o:' § vlvn tefifi:;l t: c}rop mg to'l'h': efl'e.c'i that it was inexpedient in the | ¢ 0. 0 W as 0 h6 m s hi diecos in Y o g?h?(fit state of finances to buili this | §sveral members spoke in favour of allow-- s ¢ i r a ; Mr. RYKERT could not seo any necessity > tog ths &uun tothnand § t:'v;e({ .h'.l ngx:l as3+ for eetablishing other Normal Schools, but if hion, while s 'me others withed it PA *A one was to be established he would support f "_At mey ('venq?sl MOWAT said itlut at «Ottawa as the rite. £ is <»o period of the session it was imposzt-- Mr. FRASER moved an amendment to %'u';' f ?En e au Tue ol A d . .Whh the 'the amendment, mting that it was desirable thhis £ vat ~gRt 4 the undivided consent of that Normal Schodls should not ba located A s t-"t:'dl. aud thorefore ho would allow it Ra citics, vith theirexciting. distracting, and * e . & o cftén demoralizing influences, bat in The Bill was then withirawn, as were also swall centres of population. \ Eho Bills to consolidate the Puablic and High r & long debate the SPEAKER ruled Bohool Laws. Mur 'l'u 's amendment out of order on a ASSESSMEYT Li&WSs techi ionl ground. Or mation of lJon Mre PARDEE, the Bill Mr F1JZ3IMMONS moved an amend:-- Be declare the true constraction of certain * -- # @ ' o e zm omm e . o 7