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O FRIDAY, APRIL 20.. -- _ e -ttt-rr=ee==t==g=----.-.- s-----------------"---------- CUTS ADRIFT . Upper Canada College to Be- come Independent. BOARD OF GOVERNORS. lion. Mr. Btu-court'- Bin-Cotter... "on: From Sublidized Railways in Future-Toronto Railway Bill. Two Government measures of im- 'portance were introduced in the Laris- teture yesterday Ly Premier Ross and Lon. Mr. Harcourt respectively. The Yuzamier's bill provides for important concessions from railways which will in future receive subsidies from the Province. The bill introduced by the Minister of Education provides for the 'separation of t'pp-nr ('zingdtt College from the State and the appointment of! 'a Board of Governors to manage the' institution. Considevable time was oc- k-upied in committee in discussing Hon. My. Lutchhrd's fishery bill. several t-lmnges being made. The latter part' of the evening was spent in Commit-i tee of Supply. , Toronto v. tho Gas C'ompany. _ The Attotmoy-G'enrsva1 will introd'iee a bill respecting the enforcement of certain contracts entered into nith municipal corporations. The object of the measure is to enable, a municipal 'corporation to take proceedings to pn- iorce obligations either in favor of the 'corporation or of the inhabitants of a 'city, and to obtain the. same relief to tin some extent as if the Attorney- Ceneral Were a party plaintiff. This Yzisiation was promised by the At- torne.v-Genoral before the session he- gan. when an application was made for a flat against the consumers' Gas (ii'it'i,ri:)ij pany. Both the interested parties then appeared before him. and the matter wus discussed. Some of the jUdg-, merits rendered by the Privy Council;, it" to' show that in such a case thei Attorney-General is not a. necessary" -----r--