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for Durham that no Bomber should be at- , 'acked during " absence from the Home. _ They, however, had not always had a good , example not them. Mr. ROBINSON deprecated the course of "tucking members personally. instead of pnying more attentxon to the business before the Home. Mr. WILLIAMS laid the opposition of the Midland Rnilwey had nothing whatever to do with his withdrawal from; the content, and he thought it unbecoming and unhnnly for the hon. gentlemen to spread abroad insinuatione of that astute when he (Mr. Williams) w" absent. He did expect better conduct fromnpublic mm of the 'tand" of the hon. member for East Toronto, Mr. CAMERON presumed they hell tight to draw conclusion, sud nothing to the discredit of the hon. gentleman had been win WILLIAMS'mm that thezrouonn for. his withdrawal were entirely of I prlvsta Mr. RYKERT said hon. gentlemen on the other lids 0! Jam House had, however, at quiotlr when he had been charged with felai yingareport, but they took oocesion to camp! sin tow. ORANGE ASSOCIATIONS. w. 11191313101; _eaked ghen the [mm-a _he had moved for with regard to the" {on for the ipottrporation of the Outage Associations would be brought down. area) had need were not without point But if there-wee nothing of the kind he would at the hon. gttnt1atnsts'a pardon for what he had said. He had not in my man. not alluded to the hon. gentlemen, but there was no other gentleunn to whom it would apply, and he tempted the hon. gentleman's ehtement in rekerenoo to himself melt fully. had been a candidate in the County of Dur. ham for representation in the Common, that about that time a gentleman connected with the railway in question had been seen in com- munioatimi with member: of the Governm an l and that abort! after that the gentleman had retired from the contest. The conclusion which might he arrived at was that there was connection between these things. If the honourable gentleman told them that by reason of the change in the nsutiiruhip between the in anagement and hhnaelf the friendship which had existed no longer existed, and that the withdrawal ot that lupport induced him to retire from the content: then the arguments he (Mr, Cant. Mr. CAMERON said the hon. gentlomm ind correctly atated that the [mango did Datum him in connection with the tran. Motley. ffhat he had said wag gimply to action. What he had ttaid wan simply ttus, effect that an hon. mombor of that Bo Tiiiia the hon. te,trtte would explain to the House what e molly meant. whether he referred to him (Mr. Williams) or not. The hon. gentleman stated in the latter portion of hi- apoooh that the powers liked for by the Government gove them the power of cor- Prtioes 9nd log-rolling. ta,1"l1ciy tho-oppor-I unity of nttiig money in the pocket- of "my 1'l,','l','gd who no their triads. 30 would like to know whether the hon. Salaam intended' that whole statement " In insinuntion, or whether he intended di. thly to mks n charge against him in re- fexyneo to it W. Ir00 LTBFE Igreod_with 'ttttttttttttsr . MOWAT weld he would see that at",'stiAllii down immedutely. Ba suppoeed the deocrtmente'. offi zeta he! eon- eidered other mittens before them were of tnom7ntportanes GOVERNMENT PATRONAGE. Mr. ARDAGH denied that in bringing forward his motion for information respect- ing the removal of the bar at the mouth of _ the River Wye he will aotuatad by HV P" L tonal motive. The object he had in View _ had been attained, namely. that pf platens l himeelf in a proper light before his constitu- ente, and he would therefore withdraw the motion. I The motion wee accordingly with Irawn. i ADhrrNisiRMT0'd Ol? ESTATES. Mr. BETHUNE moved the second real. ing of the Bill to amend the law respecting the Administration of Estates. Hsving ex- plained the object of the Bill, Mr, BEACON naked if it were intended to taped the Surrogate Oourts Act. Mr. BET HUNE said theyhed no intention of interlering with the Snrrogete Court. Messrs. HODGINS end HARDY objected to the Bill in the main. Hemmer. MOWAT said he coneidered the Object of the Bill e god one. It was to pre- vent some suits in encery being brought, which under the existing law were brought, end which involved a good deal of expense. The eecond object was to avoid the expense of en administration of en estate where on edniinietretion wee not necees l and the third clone was to obviate e 'ltt'dll' of ia. convenience. The Bill in Its present form would be open to e good deal of ohiaetiott, but some chengee, he thought, would make it a utiefeotory Bill. - - _--_'- -. .... """ToM'reoHi9T1 had been given to the subject ot inspection of boilers. Hon. Mr. MOWAT said it was a nutter upon which loginlntiou was necessary. The. attention of the Government had been given to the subject, and further attention would be bestowed upon it. The Bill was read n third time aal pused. Hon. Mr. MOWAT mud they did not pro. pou to take .np my more of the Government Hon. Mr. MOWAT moved the third read ing of the Bill to provide for the In zpeation of Railways. - w. BEACON asked if my onrtn'uLtrxiin,, The Bill wu- then referred to: spans. Committee. INSPECTION OF RAILWAYS. Mr. PRINCE moved the second tending of hit Bill respecting line fences. Some luggeetione were nude regarding points to be conaidered in Oommiwee, nicer which it passed the second reading. Mr. CAMERON concurred in the View of the hon. lender of the Government; ml thought the manure, if paced, would res 'lt in the oonfUontion of . large quantity of land for a null amount of money. Mr. ARDAGH spoke of his intlmete In. qttaintanoo with land tsx sales, end wee ' .. v: the result of the Bill would be bemsfieU1. Meant-e. DE ACON and PAXI'ON We; a both opposed to the Bill. Mr. ARDAGH than consented to t' withdrawal of the Bill The Bill wee consequently withdrew, our. the order discharged. Mr. ARDAGH moved the lecond reading of his Bill to amend the Assessment Act of 1869 in respect to land tax "lee. The Bill proposed to sell the whole of a men's proper- ty, but the mount of the tn only had to be paid a an instalment by the purouaar. The owner would heve twelve months to redeem the land in, end a month nfterwerde the put about could take po-isa. Hie object in bringing forward this measure was hid know: ledge of the feet that persons buying lend would be more likely to give tt feir price for it if they bought the whole than if they bought 3 portion. Hon. Mr, MOWAT objected to the intro. duction of so sweeping A manure, and one more likelyto prove iniurioo than other. wise. m wee satisfied the Bill, if passed. 1r.fy,1i1,not work as the hon. gentbmsn anti. The Bill was read a second time, and re.- forrod to I Select Committee. LAND TAX SALES. . H denied that in bringing tion for information respect- l of the bar at the mouth of he was aotuatad by any per The object he had in view ted, namely, that of plating per light before his eon-titu- .nm therefore w1th-inw the LINE FENCES. W ii: