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ieuns hm 1 -on.lt 6 per anbngum *; twice & l‘m.fll I M ES omm# PA AQ L ILWAE, ards d i COllg, _ wa Bafl-' B{ochifi ENTRAL ha * t £ , Num N se &b :t# i AND N ow | rexs LDS, ) 1 Level me fOR# and 8, iacturer & 4* NG tarwek FISH] ClA t Ore orchang @@ DEC, ®sorb 1 the Â¥ % 0." t6 bel‘ 1 e <£ :a( u:uooh-nu nn‘.nt. j the Amondl’n% Thefir ‘Annual Meeting of the Sharehoid 'd thhormny called tor Thmw. the 1: nstant, itponed, pending passing the A-ondrfiqho to the Ac, o incorpotati now before the!Quebec l{l\l&m’. A general meeting will called as soon these Amendments shail have become law, which due notice will be given. ____ _ â€" N.‘I'ICI.-Avpnoauon will be made at the next <eszion of the Dominion Pariament bor a Hill to Incorporate the Lower Oltawa Boom «ompany, the object of said Conrny being to Booms in the <ttawa River wherever e m{.be deemdd necessary between the C t.‘”ol Uitawa and the Village of Hawkesbary, the: purpose of catching escaped Saw bm'hmbor and Lumber, and to levy -n:| ‘o:uu\ l:nfil::.bo nnlnwnnnooon‘bo same power Company to sequire angd hoid lands essary for uu’uerel-a of helir corporate powe®te. _ _ _ _ . 0_ JE with use of Parior iween U‘Connor and Ba this Office. 'l\‘ SENATORS an« hu"m. i W etlingtor hank of itish North A and four Bedrooms, sall Mem bers of Parliamentâ€" The Room® are well wat prov ements A with arched eo'lm W feet in height, o the Corner of Sparks Connor streews, a)s several fine offle»s in the same building. Ar '.l‘.l SENATORS and ":;“‘nâ€"llnu.a M ntyre, ; Wellington opposi t hank of “llflnh Nofl’n Ameriea) has a Pario and four Bedrooms, saitable for Sensiors Mem bers of Parliamentâ€"with or withou thoar The Rooms® are well warmed with stoves mt drums, also lofty cellugs and welt ventilatet ply to D. O@CONNUR, Kideau 8t T-l m.!"t Iron and Steel Manufacturing Company, T. LET.â€"Iwo well furnisbed RBedrooms, with use of Parior, on Slaier Street beâ€" 1‘ LET.â€"A large Masic Halt, 40530 feet with arched ceiling W feet in height, on A KALF DOXEN of furnishe | rooms to let, either with or without Bdildings. Enquite mt ROONAR‘s RESEAUâ€" KANT, Sparks 3t. é:-t. 3766 Bui #$500 snn eisaarnent ce ante® aneq,i, tom and boys mw"“ well J".'.'.-. l.'.'rg. lurs and k The Creditors of ! DANIEL MeLARNON lafe of the City of Ottewa, Fiour Merchant, deâ€" ceased, are reques ed to +oud to the undersigned within one month from this date, their Cb tistâ€" ian ind Surname, addrâ€"sses and ptions, the fuil particutars of their claims, a 1erment of their ace> nis. and the nature secuâ€" ritle« «if any) held by them. . Aud Tsons Ind«bted to the sauid into Danie! e m, or his estate, are requesied to sottle with the undersigned without delay, otherwise the Slaims will be put in sult, WALKER, CASSELH.& PENSOCK, : 4MK jorm his custoners and the public zonerâ€" wlly that be has removed his place of business from bis former stand to the new Fizh Market ©m the south side of York street lMe will be Mwbuuuhum-mhhhhnv stand, and do utmost to supply them with the Jatest 1nt= por tations of râ€" sh and other kinds ‘of tish; aiso all kinds of Poaltry and Game. PEKB _ DAY. â€" Agent 8# i rvo 820 Wanted, All clusses o working péople of either sex, young or old, make more -c-o{'u work for .us in tkeir spare Mholr time, than at anything eilse, free, ~Post Card to States costs but one cent. Aaltlnn- @. STIN. ROQN & CU., Portiand, Maing. y37 Sdaw. M Board & Aodging To Surveyors and Engineers T.NOR SALE a frstâ€"cinas #77 & W A good Horse, a Montreal built cariole, m\*&klflm'v ‘ni&"u'.?iidnléiai.' home :l \ al or } Cb "ys ppanten t ons â€" |uul"g: ) unalled lh:.:irul.- RiDRAUâ€"ST . OTT 4 W A, 4 Ruling, Perforating, Numbecring _# € is their locality, Costs NOTHING to ! 18. nmw% P.0, VICERY & O Augusta. Me. C FISH ! _ FISH !â€" FISH! @EFERAL‘ pqormni Ne Mefar __â€" MARNESS, ROBES, &¢* be wat ho Sn n ouctarint Atbier, St" December 23, 1874 Auctioncer. Spar ksâ€" M Nov. Z, tÂ¥4. Account Book Manufacturer, RiV ER Dee. 24, 1874 Roye *#100 .# . All orders for Books requiring printed headings “'A NTE Hou® _ men and. ted to sell a coun intory of m‘ are wnd D:um \ivingstons," also * liy Bible," _ bot "Mw Cathoilo, lnun{hn,y Wlustmie Igother Maps, Charts and a groat variot of plotures. For rlane nddream BOM SMITH & CO., H A M W Ottawa, Fob BOOQKBINDE R, PAaAPBR RULER, AND ._ VYOL. ViIL NO 37658. COCKBURN, W R!G HT & CLE# O W OARD with or witaont rooms, and without board. ‘Table and room s. . Corner of Sparks and #ank stree OTICE. Theodolite and Level: PARTNER WAaNTLD E. MOSES LAPOINTE desires to in« ONEY â€"WAGE® 1 Rooms to ZLenpal oticcs. E. AVERILL, of New York, will appl) io the Parilament of Canad#, at its nex . for an Act enabling h‘nl to obtail ANTED.â€"We wili give Men and Womer tisccollancous. ELP WANTED BUSINESS THAT WILL PAY ORK FOR ALL ’0 PrE MONTH To uiE ad sN. Send $5 for A.ont‘i t, which far $10, or money refu . A. 1, CABLE, 568 Craigâ€"st., Montreai. 12, Conmor and Bank >ts. Address H A NTED Reokbrrilcis. t ectimas an Aet enabling eht of . laventior in Paints. cr W EEK to Male and Female Agonts lt lel, R. J. STANTON, Hoboken, N.J goods i pnn: aure . (0 y out Now Hraid @ Line. . Mells r $00 a week guaranlood w and permanent, 2 1873, @fltants 1 LIMITED,) Hol.citors for the Compan :a-a.uwtu’- J. LAThHhAM & Oo. Weentnqan 4. Hasten, 1M x *H. Solicifor for r fomal Un pbtal MNOSsES LAPOINTE. k W. CRUICE, Becretary pro tem MR M J, G1B Apnflc:?'u STMâ€"9 laws Roor rtain H+ 3764â€" 10 md 4 w le * | Brookville & Ottawa Railways i.« | _| For Ottawn via Brockville. ""«~ ) TWO EXPRESS TRAINS BAILY ty TO SPECULATORS !! *»mssengers by this irgin have time for dinoer "Gdaa 2 ic togs on wes: o moa w or " â€" Bure connections with Grand Trunk traius : Ferrighoal oo TAE LATEST IMPROVEMENT, TINTE: ,m;- TA, BSPECTACLES fot th.‘r:zhl of dimi and onal wearer and wmm orâ€" ngs with ease and comiort. ~h¢¢-‘ .. in rear, and fire wail for about }0> Iet; n.trm- ‘Terrace, one "::hn Teneâ€" mentâ€"the w lannlghdl.r . $900 rr Igte wiL Ne‘ so , with Butidingse &o. "igh reffis Jor abgut #hQG per annome. * * / OR SALE,mczm Half of Lots 3 and 4. Block B , 11.. reton‘s Fiats, fronting 0 uuke street, and in rearon Britt Terrace, with Buildings viz, on uke one three and a | storey Brick (not vencered), occupigd as and Dwellings ; i uas, Crockery, Glasstare, and Coal Oil Merch‘t, press. RUFFALO ROBES A Lk was J. BERMINGHAM. The subscriber having receé last Fall a commighibent of 300 ‘Hudsmw Bay Core Baiiklo Robes, has a :ew left, wh he will sell vary cheayp, to close the ent. k r He bas also several tized Horse Blanâ€" kets, which will be sold at less than cost, *A Rexository of YÂ¥nshits Pleasure, and esd hronie Driakenmess, _)) â€"_ |___._ â€"call l, [mend for prinied maiter »x the ladies of B L A NKETS _ Private rale every day. | |_ _ _ _ _ .. . | For good und cheap tined unlined R go to ARTMING HAM‘A, or:ilh the m N »ices of ees. The Buzar is edited with bution of tact and taient that we : in -:]blrnfl And the Journal itsolf is the greal world ‘l‘"m-“ml:.l . % e The Aazar comme every me r of the Rouseholdâ€"to the brdmlnnd pretiy pictures, to the y by its fashionâ€" r'l:';‘m. in endiess variety, to the ma~â€" by its putrons for the to paterfamilins by is for: ered sliippers and luxurtous % the n.:l mutter of the r is undf great . . The uired a popularity for the IIMIO 1t â€"~ ALTERATION RUNNING TIME. And uol&hnat trains, Un and FROM TH AY , 17th DEC,, 1874 Trains will run pfihvl:â€" E)P 4n < Crenk ‘ORTH House No Tte ok! reliable, quickest route. mmm’é&mewum Box 363 Hamilton, Ont ol i ootel Sa oo t ® snanire. of /the +R .fil‘tu > * Postage free to Eubscribers in the United %‘}‘E&z:n’::"-"u '..........,glg. P Subscriptions: to _ Hak® MACAZINE, Fern $Ni it the Hiirpate Partediaate, to on adqulroloyul‘il p S e ; An extra eapy e MAcAzINE ‘V!l%fl'%zllwm appiiéd gra every of Fiv® BSupscri f f #. ouosite copy r possage h ce datin pooscron pambers . of If Awence Samin for * 10. 8. from Ottawa makes gickt conneotion" with ‘Urind Trunk "Eaprem Irain for the w-uuan.m fak e Trith from e Work artiving in Yiama mt 740 i | / ‘A. W Hommen, â€" _ Deg 15 174 Jan 21. 1475. cars 1804, *0, ‘20, ?1, ‘74, 773. °/4, clegantly the ‘years 1804, *0, ‘20, Ottawa _« on tfrow Brookville ho Years sa05! 220000 cidtth, Will t in moOFOCCO t vouns in grgon mosones cilets whint bound in green moroceo C1 o hn the | express Orders of BALPER & ;‘:u‘mr having aims« i# oergnma| ioi rralees Hfll'::flh U %" (PECEACLELS _ Jan, #, 18904 N. Y. Rvening Post. THE ST. LAWRENCGE CANADA CENTRAL 1 Every umy Drunkenness Cured. 'i'Y 8,00 A.,M. A cabe 5. | 445 p.M Urdoitvillo, Jan. 11, 18 OTTAWA RAILWAY. R. MeKINLEY, of Chicago, $@" 1.15 p.m. Tinin fridm Brookville makes hrttP4 OF uniform Guuge with the Grand Trunk ; â€" RN. * C & Dsugaist;‘ c 4 H‘.l.l,m«lxe. Oitawa. , Mostar ai The copes, Microgeapes, tri| JAS. (ASHFIELD, es J ARPEN: $ HRUOTPFR® Mew York $«l 10 45 P.M.|Grand Trunk East & 10.43 A. m w wfifi*â€"'"'â€""â€" imm. Connecting with, Uhawk. %.0 r.x, Grand Trunk Express 1.40 P.M Selling Far Undaer Cost, by For all Sights DUKE STREET. HARPER‘s wn 1LLUSTRATED, both East and Wost. | . _ tha» by smy vther route. _‘ 41108. REYNUOLDS, N Chieng wll im m, tn‘z't:‘mm :‘fl etres o io s> GOLING SOUTH. T. Junetion Grund | Truok . West and Central Verâ€" mont . and & Watertown Rys., Grand Trunk Mail ' \ Grand ptarnie G prosas fPOMQ WOBt.......... letters. |patent West & Rome .& Wzmum J. BERMINGHAM, Connecting with. ‘Railway f Managing Director, Ottaw a ABLV * AND LEAVE ~=ANDâ€" AND T. E. McKinley. â€"« 9M0a.m. ¢13 pm + 1040 a,0,, 800 pma # %..t‘:: 410 pu. Tht Managing Director Ifkns MORL 100 p.ug., 7.40 p.n Avctioneer. le agent i9) Y7R8â€"lin Arrive at Prescott Junction, 1.30 A. m 1.35 A.% 7.10 P.M 4.10 P.M Arrive in Ottawa. JOSEPH KAVANAGH, Monday, lst February Different Kinds of Game uMsâ€"An0 oo ‘This House has been _ reâ€"modelled % turnished through The Proprietor :um&mfi“mmp;nvmbow j this House â€"| > +8 tw | Qr, Ottawa P. O. 1,700 Aores of Good Farming Land ________ Near the City, for saie. Ts ons porstacs sn gizes at s madscs For partioaiars apply Onn w McGuir®, 4 â€" %, Becond Con., O.F., Glonceste oibios arine Iallkon: Taw bar witn pdobbivest brands of Liquors and Cigars. ..,u‘.F.T..‘ share of the . public p'mohqof 11 Licgnse No, 163 of season 18784, mwr'! of fifty miles, on the 3’1.1 Branch, avu Petewawa and Grent Lake, FR limits are known.to be timbered with Red dm\!::"l:bl yl’lmo of uml:t. unequailed Q*g?- commandi . rale at highest prices in the Qnebec %& umool:uo. ** e * pt tho H. MeLEAN), inform his masy ftHendkand m“*\o Iws moned'g! his nmuwr:b?(m? @ M, as proprietor of this Hotel, and that it is his intention to make all who putronise the mmamonmhlyoo-% 1 In the house are ladies‘ gents‘ WW&MH: combined al "rooms, upwards of tlly + is replete 'wln best W1 ‘ Aby‘afi; be purchased . uusw FIPTEEN YEARS. . ; | Otta Fob 14, 18 P â€"| ©408 | | THE DOMINION RESTAURANT Kajotté‘s New Rlock, Wellingtonâ€"st., | (Opposite Parliament Houses,) Hkead, EsQu ~will seil by Public Anction, at the UNJ)N USE, in the City of Otta: on l’&rml#.qrin t& DA“' or rEn. RUARY, 1875, at the hour of tweive o‘ciock noon, the following superior Timber Limits : No, 161, season of 1873.4, comprising Honnaiinanitontegon alg uqu:?mnlu,bothholudmo- the Poteâ€" wawa River. Now open. and the be menia in the way: of Wines, K_&gfl- g._ 4 . Lunches hot or cold from 12 to 3. Uysters in any style at all bours. | x 6 | MNARRIS & CLOSE, Proprictors. J‘““ â€" & m Nnds TheClarendon House Second to None in the Dominion, | " North half of Lots No. # 21 and mrn Eleventh Raige of the 'lbmt;:goffl F ;c"?.‘uufi?wwmrnlum e of acres, dgr.fihmlnfmmm m m PaSUAARILLA, on the promises. _ â€"| _‘ * * | Dec. 30, 1874, HECTOR MLEAN TIMBER LIMITS, One Hundred Dozen .no”‘ «f > Furniture Of All w‘;dl\ w4 eup ol mflf} |l 1 nuonur}m Advenoe on Mhil PFOCC®, _____ jaoft) P nizads ‘ Y-,J,lu.u. Proprietor, _| Bms w wnnotnce that he will Open to the General Public Desire» to inform:their friends. and the publ ie Seme,reg mtc esns e Semm,reg Mreresues Ctoeaient CARPET m ill_R_IlIImE uaw. SHOOLBRED & >CO. to ead. 'fiTfii&TI"“" 0 | m&“ Auctioncer and Land ‘A, ent, m Ot Can M to end Nicholas and Daly Strocts, Ottawa:‘ ROBERT CRAHAM.» from | BY J. BERMINGHAM, l f s S | ON EASY TERMS,. HERNDON Opera House Co. Ottnawa, Jannary 4 198. Auction SBales, |â€" Amu: éxc_t:xflâ€"zmypâ€":‘ | mmz Brick House and Lot GOWAN‘S NEW W 1 O s oCarabieiaeiiiFiii NOR SALEâ€"N,. K. uarter of No. 4 First q(;'hleh wre [nol"l':}'_fll‘:':f‘ Mflvm Auction Sale ENTRAL ! CONYVENIENT! AND FOR SALE, Owned by ROBERT SKEAD, Esq. ALBION â€" HOTEL, FOR SA LE ! TTA WA which D & gtate of cultlyvation,~ ran a mowing maghihg through from god 20, 1878 On the Bank Street Road OF VERY VALUABLE WCarpets. The above House. Gante. Hlotels. J. BERMLNG H AM WELLINGTONâ€"Sr. |Auctioneer OTTAWA, SATURDAY,: FEBRG Btreet. h;'_mr s bizâ€"}(l’flngl 12‘ln First c_h'* style, and " You will Â¥8 find a full stook of Groceries Ghnvmm‘omonry at p?::un can‘t be Oobtarm d elsewhere. ~â€" i "Nutritious Condiment .fo.r!flbms and Cattle." * British Egg and. Butter Powdeor." CHAS. STEPHENSON & Co., Sole Agoâ€"fts for Ottawa and District Corner O‘Connar and Wellington Bts _ 3766 ~ "«Liebig‘s Liquid Uncolored, Japan Tea ©, 9 inesnt, Pbearin‘s Conitrence o7 ue 81. n"m“m"flo' s:u::u"red Messra, Battlé Eeaaet Aast oo in on M Vaite jyat Pn diast c uie natienmel of & Conference. 78A . CROCERIES. Gold Medal to the best Gentieman Amateur Ellver =e:;i‘dhth05.t Boy Skater, under 14 ears Goid Medal to bost Lady atour Skater. Bilver | . _ ., _ Y"‘“'CAafly Ekater, under Will be delivered in 8ST. JOSEPHB OHUROH, Grand .Carnival <on Thursday, 18th Feb Under u:oEput-roum of HIS EXCKLLENOY THE GOVERNOH® GENERAL AND BUITE, wili take place on | FOOK‘S: RINK, CANAL BASIN, On Saturday, Feb. 13, at 3 p.m. A GRAND SKATING TOURNAMENT ry‘o »OUsSEREEPERES | 8 A P 0O L 1 0, H. M. ROWE & |. NP . ME ® P |_an $ RCB For Pd&lhll;: »nd Clcaning pflrm r Metals, Bhop Windows, China, &6., * ' ‘ /~‘~ AND Siarokfe," ~ _ _ ‘‘rohentrm omna ; Droma Clrole, 75 conts «0 ts & + m‘ oou“ ‘ lfil«y. J conta,. Doors open Grand MATINEE, this afternoon‘ at. 4 0 hoh will be reprose the n.nfiu lolgok, y uo B soropresented sho . 4 FIRST CLASS Hair Dresser employed. Lad BALTIMORE OYSI Jan: '. m 1 V . m‘l‘gwwhwun Morndon‘s Groat Mpo ALL _ thatâ€" GLITTERS EDWARDS & RUTLEDGE‘S The proceeds are in ened for the deserving lwiâ€"/ 1. |.« Only 50¢, por 1b. pas Apples who'l,mlem retail Rev. James Murphy, Vsiuthd God Hiave the Queon, Ottawa, Feb:â€" 18, 4s75, _ Matinee Prices,only 40¢ta, childron 200ts, Jaungry 6th, 1875 Ks NK N P e im w on ol o @@ivadl + | New |Parliamentary Torsorial 14 Fears of ago. â€"â€"..â€".â€".., ... â€" [ â€"! _ . ADMISSION 25 CENTS This Saturday Evening, Fob.;J3th The brilliaat app kling English Comedy of MOKERS ! Burnett‘s Cocoaine Burnett‘s Cocoaine EDWARDS & RUTLEDGE. Burnett‘s Cocoaine Burnett‘s Cocoaine | _ Is not Greagy nor Sticky, Burnett‘s Cocoaine Burnett‘s Cocoaine Burnett‘s Cocoaine Burnett‘s>Cocoaine Burnett‘s Cocoaine Is not an Alcobolic Wash. Burnett‘s Cocoaine «. Kills Dandruff. Burnett‘s Cocoaine Sunday Evening, February 141 At,BEVEN o‘clock, ‘by the * Late of the Archâ€"dioccse of Dublin. SUBJECTâ€""‘Rich andâ€"Poor." 50 and 75 cents per Bottle. PERRY DAVIS & SON & LAWRENCE, Déc. 2, 1874. Mathewman‘s New Buildings, Wollingâ€" eet, between Dufferin Bridge and _)fl?n A.“hr'l-h_h-du JDSEPH SBURNETT & CO, BOST0%, Nixth and Seventh Appearance BM Heoo T. Soothes the Irritated Scalpâ€"Skin. Brass ‘Band and.Orchestra, HMORENA James Buchanan‘s. OLD SOLON SHINGLK Promotes its Healthy Growth. Leaves no Disagreeable Odor. A LECTURE Gives New Life to the Hair. Affords the Richest Lustre. Charges Mederate. Bubiues Refractory Hair. Reomains Longest in Effect. PARLOUR i8 NoT gonpd Extract of Beof." inusemeonts Uor. Kent and Wellingtonâ€"st#, FOk YOUR »rocors. is now open CELEBRATED PRIZES ;â€" & Ht, on cach FINR OPERA ~HOUSE ! sUSSEX STBEET 8763 that the. Assembly had_ proved itself l}»owetle-,mdw % slection for a new Assembly be held on : April, 1875. M Waddi of the L« Centre, argued that the last vote had only defeated one of the many, plans . for organizing a Senate, and he introduced a bill which Erovide_s for the appointment of Senators by the Assembly, f‘(’;;mc‘m (teneral, ; the Colonies and the Institutg, M. Valentinien, Conservative Bflbfi . submitted a bill proposing the hfi Senaltors‘ by a miethod similar to . of the United States." Ho ew:,‘,éw a dissolution of the Assembly. Duke deCazas _ declared . that: the Minisâ€" ters _ held _ themselves , . responsible for _ the * dnohufiu which _ they had been authorized to make hyXArg)fiAl MacMahon through Gen. De Cissey. . He pointed out the dangets ofe disointiocand reminded the Assemply of the pledges it e eraapraags am e a s in the course which he uumm the Constitu tion would have been voted if the Minâ€" istry had not mnd m n MacMahon, and ed ‘behi “m””fi:?x ue to it M Tour, Minister of the Interior, opposed the dissolution. â€" A ament, TuF h vots of urgency on M. Bisson‘s motion was refus ed by 266 yeas to 207 nays. | > â€" _‘ Suaxoua1, Fob. 12. + A foelins:fi uncerâ€" tainty prevails with rpfi:lmt: succesâ€" sion to the Imperial Although the son of Prince Chung has been elected under the title of Kwang Sen, it is possiâ€" ble that this t mn{' be dis turbed. . The: Empress, ALouâ€"Te, widow of the late , is reported to be enceinte. B issue be a son will : bo the legitimat heir. . In the event of his accession to the throne the Em press mother and the ; Empressâ€"dowager would be appointed. joint Ramh during the minority. The rumours that the Emâ€" press ALouâ€":Téo committed suicide after the death of the Emperor was unfounded, YESTERDAY‘S |~DESPATCHES Loxnox, Feb. 12.â€"The Paris correspondâ€" ent of the Times says the points of yester> day‘s votes in.the ly on the amendâ€" ment to the Senate bill providing for: the manner of ts ‘are, that it breaks up the of last week, and that it restores to the Bonapartists â€" the ground they had lost after the yote which makes the Senate dependent on universal suffrage... The. only M‘fif& possible is the restriction in, the list of citizons eligible m'&“h"%fi,s?” awill‘ so obâ€" viously lead to the election of ex Imperial fmcfiomthith:finMMfllb Committee .. of Thit'g, II withdraw the bill ‘this evening. . The consequences will probably ‘be the dissolution of the Assemâ€" F-boeed to the ‘third reading of the bill. io ons i it ht ouse by a vote 0| . y k The Segate . hi is thecefore dextroyed. The remainder. of the including the amendments in by, the 14% defining the categories of persons eligible to Senatorship, was . adopted clause by clause. .A motion was then made to An amendment offered by Mr. Bordeaun, of the Left, provic tln* each ‘departâ€" ment should elect thi 1%-‘, adopted. This was incorporated with the M. Chareyon, of the Right a.nf-r&de- nounced the vote fluhflfivfi a Comâ€" munistic revenge, and warned the do&u.fiu that it was leading the Country to an abyss. He.s‘“"‘a that ‘he and his friends would 0; the third ing of the bill as smm T. Mm‘éf amendment of yesterday, which provided same electors as the ties, and the entire amendment was then ted as a substitute for the first the bill, by a vote of 380 yeas and 253 nays. â€" _ Loxnok, Feb, 12. â€"Mr. Bdward Kendall, an American theatrical Mm- acciâ€" dentally poisoned yesterday, frc d over Importation of American Potatoes. Bexux, Feb. 12.â€"The State Council has determined to prokhibit the importation of American potatoes. | _ I ‘Nzew Yorx, Feb. 12.â€"The Faculty and Medical officers of the New York Collega of Veterinary &xzwn‘, who have ‘been connected with the college: during the To oomone . he undonitts anaam their positions. ‘ The‘ existing in the Board of Trustees ‘of the College have been for the past ‘Tour m& trol of the college ‘ hw“uhoa y 'll'.».l--!i Klockade at New York. ; ; Welhte on the Constitutionat Bitis. |"FPims, Feb. 12 â€"In the Assembly t9â€"day tribuné and said :â€"Mm has not authorized the Ministers to interâ€" feére in the debate on the Cous'hfional bills, but the vote of . yesterday alters the / New~{YÂ¥onrz,, Feb.: 12.+â€"Both: the i es pgtong rik memna puipy he it ie t te peoient Triisaity Uint someé are able to move at all. dono of chiloral .. Loxpox, Feb, 12.â€"The Dublin Irisaman the . Home Rule members of Parlia mtpmpaotobmnllym{rlum for the repeal of the Aot of Union, and on lits réjection will withdraw in a body from the im Parliament, â€" = | In the llombo.;)f.gomm toâ€"day, Mr, Bullivan, mem! Louth, gave notioe Mo:n\(ondaz noxthwculf:dlm-ne tion to a breac o:givlhp lrbm who, alluding to Home mcn ofl:gunAun utable lrish The debaté on the Amnesty alosed at three o‘clock this morning. Mr, Mousseau‘s amendmeht in favour of unqualified fimneoty was lost by 21 yeas to 152 nays. ‘The resolutions were ‘ then carried by 126 yeas to 50 nays. | M. Brisson, of the Left Centre, declared 1 esignuation of a Medical Faculty. The Suceession to the Thronc. y Aiclegraph. MIDâ€"NIGHT DESPATCHES. THE AMNESTY GREAT BRITAIN. The Senate : Bill. UNITED STATES GREAT BRITALIN. GCGERMA NY. FRANCE. CHINA. FRANCE. ARY D"‘W TH. 13, 1875 "*"ay. Travel Impoded â€" Prection Pro" Amot Torowro, Feb. 12 ‘The ioe : races are postporied : till Tuos: day next, in the hope of more favourable weather. * 1t was not so cold last night. At throe * It was not so cold last night. At thrée o‘clock this "morning the thermometer stood at ~zero, but: by nine o‘clock it: had The man named Kenyon and his wife who were poisoned some few days ago by eating p.nefiumnmio had been: mixed.â€"by mi are now ~proâ€" nounced out of danger., >,, 1. us 'I‘hereisnoomil::t:en on travel. No train goinqm has 108 here" for thirty hours,. "The train that left Mow treal on Wednésday evening ‘has not|ye d digging it vat at Sosrtore. . Ihe diph ou P 1p18â€" sing railway only sent one tnln!lo&h, which got ‘as far as" Uxbridge. A jtrain with four engines attached, coming Squth, Â¥ot stuck in the snow. neat Marichiam on the Toronto, Grey and Bruce line. _ . â€" The western tnl:.l:rl ten hours late yosterday, and the from the east is about ‘eight hours behind time toâ€"day. _ _ â€" The old post offi6é i# to be turned into an opeéra house on the department yvacatâ€" ln‘_i"J i 9kk 1 ih -_ALLLA- A resolution. approving â€" of the action of P arjent: 2 roci was ndopl:od. ‘{t fiuignedfhtflb’h&t‘ mesting "be "held in some western <or southern city. . ; ie New Opera HWouse â€"Late Trains~â€"Father Chiniquyâ€"New â€" Parliament Build. ingsâ€"Stocks. PV 449 it 1s 1 The disturbance at_ Father Chiniquy‘s lectures were renewed last evening. (ver 300 young Mh&,g.dhumgudt, and as Father Chiniquy left the church a rush was made for hins, but a strong posse of police interfered and saved him from ry. % mzolm‘mutbplmbrh new Parliament â€" Buildings: :at ~Quebec, were deposited with the Minister of Public Works yesterday. The buildings are to be a paraliel organ ghspo,mubyfl..nd to occupy the site of . the.old : Jeauit Barâ€" and white woman applied to Mayer Wickâ€" mmmum&&%% «leclined, for the reason, as he said, Africa and Circassia could not meet. on Iron and Steel Association. PuttaDELPHIA, Feb. ‘12.â€"The regular annual meeting of the rican Tron and tations declating that it is the duty oP Â¥he) Government, in this general depression of bunnu’.:oabowb its aots, earnest symt put.hyt m:b:‘w‘hgn-"hovm‘:: enac : e necessary additional revenue by Congress; that it was the opinion of the association ‘ that the national credit might properly To thisin ts npeineetennh deper moge to aid . in the construction of.one or transâ€"conti ruhoath:L,whchhue‘ been .bm”nmmud by priâ€" vate anterprise. P tli% 41. W4B3 . 30 Mrapsyiccs,: Pa, Feb. 12â€"A fire at Cambridge this morn‘ng destroyed Sherâ€" wood‘s & Co‘s.,planing mill and Pendleton &â€" Sherwood‘s chéeso > factory»>~Loss, twentyâ€"five thousand dollars ; uninsured. Toes, Ingram & Co. "fuodi"'i."v"‘ itdo."lor,udflvohnl'ltv tm‘hud& oo in t w were e rhoyed. e fire ilufillbui-ni':;.&w‘h t is not 1i el{yto spread, _ Several men were hllfngwllh. Loss about‘ ( eevoghts o hindred en bovanipand t one sev thousand five hundred dollars. . Bound for the m--o.v’: Snow Mr. Power, MP., left for Ottawa -‘ day momin;andir.Joul,l.P.,m.iwl' leave & is mmmhmm:% their fences, and evem; trees~ in their orchards, for fuel. .! M South Harou ‘Kleetion. © t3 ( "S#arourn, Feb: 13;" | . As whs notmination yesterday for Soull Hurm,hoklu&rrie,'fha:_:n(}nnm Independent, was elected by acclamation, M;f"“@i&”r;%fi“f i en ceb Harmwoun,Coxx., Feb. 12â€"At 3 o‘clock feoke of thn it Siuiac‘s ons qooue thtt ment r, W. # on Main street, Water was not available for more: than half an â€" houry> owing to â€" the frozen w and â€" the feco "Sheaog garr mw ~ .Am .°°°“P§‘d_.. ‘ The Tribune :â€"â€"" The Baltimore l".“’ Ohio Oun:.,n is :htd, comâ€" menced lbout.wooi.gow contract for f"’iih‘ from â€" Baltimore to â€" Chi at Attsen cente per 100 ths, at the same e oollfin%w Q.Ml"l rates k N“‘igh izis't:i.fim Nyer. nown to 'p oi once ludtboo&otos all zlpnam 108. rates .flm. ffomo‘ldilmou.‘ We have !t on trust» worthy authority that one line has made within the past two days several contracts ‘xhkohuhl&@‘l:muumh,.;d rthermore, even more vourable terms could have been made. «. Railroad Accident. [Parmuso®, ‘N, J., Feb. 12â€"About" 6 ohl:okw'mwm ward on the Erie in two a a doin &:dc,nd the hind part crashing into tho forward cars : killed one dfigb?hm. He was from Roches: ter, N. Â¥, 7Cq CANADIAN 4NTELLIGENCE Wasuixorox, Feb. 11.A coloured.man BELLEVILLE. * MONTREAL. SEAFORTH. (By Telegraph. TOo@RunTa. Railroad Freight, HALIFAX Cimes Sumall Slage». ; - BstLsy1Lts, Feb. 12 Mowrrzat, February 12 Hauirax, Feb. 12. "Mr, Jour said that : the charges made in the: Chronicle agiinst the pntknm tace salled upen 15 Siike in is olgaolty called upon to make in umembaro'l&e House and a memberiof the Committee, and ~therefore : he would notlike to the motion. u).lhomvl;: fifl‘“fimflfl.-’““”&?:% so w n so knowit that he did not â€" think the House uid sppatgens ho the pnitanir io. oi :o @4 < %fib’fw‘ the bar‘ of the n it becamea question of 'finmd Mr, Chapleau was car . Mr. t Mr. â€" 1 “"Q‘% oi d p“"l(‘:"m,'."l %_w&-‘fimu submitted to and approved. by the Houke: [ 'I;Kl.")'l'hnd mfl'n ered, |that &:"l an 1 t'h:.re'ooivéd jm”pm of an extra. §- ter, ‘bh the Wfiéfi had with Mr. Spetker, shat ‘he whould furnish a than was ordinarily e for the o&z papers.© He was employed on ‘the staff of iwas Mr, Jno. G. Foote...:: To . & qm Jn pipdticd is doctined to anered" answer, on e mnmoa en Mr. Lywonr rose to ask leave to call the lished in this morning‘s Chronicle, mw be the report of a s vered in the Legislative Council by the "CUpoNhE request: the Clerk. read the | x K6 m'f:;. J0D; ; >y‘ ,‘h Mr. s t said he had reason to be: l}ove that article in t-hon was m.mmmb%muh the lpuse to answer such questions as might be put to him.! : "!+* . «8007 "Er.‘?;imammf;ho House proâ€" i ow what Mr. Justice Remsay mygo&dm it had ‘.&. right zo ppear before ‘Mw ‘brought %i_wft'h_-u& the Speakor. â€" _ The ‘Assistant Sergeantatâ€"Arms then Wflm before ‘the bar :of the House: | A h a .. MMr. CBaruriv said the question had beonufruvod by the House to say what action it should take to compel Mr. Thom to answer, | . â€" % Mr. J:L“\;'uid it was usual in. such cases to the witness to withdraw for a short time. in order that !unigtfil legal‘ advice, also to enable ‘the House further time to deliberate. .â€" He accordâ€" mm&gllr‘lf'l:lnbowde&d to withdraw until sen! again â€" On T afternoon a wood pile at the G. Wm'vu dhoovw‘oftobe on Soth giuat alom was supacie oo ing was 1ce by the exertions of the railway mon, as sisted by owmmlo,thofiuwu put out about ten o‘ p.m. AJournalist at the> Barcof the House; ©The Speare2 took the chair at 3:20. ©After routine; x 4 ®© Mr. Oharezaw callo | nh::au to an article which apperst in this morning‘s Mhuflua}:; soverely on . the conâ€" duct of himself and Mr, Ouimet in rels tion to the .investigation by the Tanneries Hon: Fraser de Berry, respec the ob_otitm,dmembcuoffibflfi:‘e,nnd ini calumnies against one of W members of this House, which memâ€" ‘bet was sufficiently indicated to constitute thearticle :a ‘breach . of the privilege of indicate the outraged dignity, and proâ€" tect its gn members â€" so wantonly that afternoon| that â€"Mr. Fraser do Berry erigigr. Te whole ‘ailuir was of Such a nature as called for some action. ® is Â¥e M fidfigmhfinhlfl’ quantities Wyore os norg, an arorage nds ot 40 persons a day. _ _ Hon. Mr. Invis® said the ciroumstance fuprcies 2y nave . Siicind soud Inigurge to have u # rendered it the duty of &om House to take some action in the matter. Hon. Mr. Marmiot said that if the Hon. Senator was the author of the article reâ€" ferred to, it was an offence of the gravest niature ‘against this House. . He was of Benate .iteelf to . take. .cognizance of the and it might be well x Smpaditioe be pnfned 1o eecoriam whhd was the ‘author of the article, and then report to the House for further instruc: scope of its powers in such cases.. As to the remarks attributed to Hon, Fraser de B&r&.‘::-mn that every member of the â€" would agres ‘that : they were a gross insult to one of the members of this The statistics relating to the Post Office show that the number of registered letters recaived " for dolivery here has .doubled within soven years. i During: January 476 of both mmMMh %:dh,mfiingm average of 14 each b::fft‘émvflo‘e,?:;h ad just been hmfl:tpd-d. the notice of Pt:o House, furnished a striking ‘ illustration of the . humiliating m.m whichk the Houorb!!n y the recent deâ€" ®ony apriPonelntipe . Orime Statistiesâ€" Aecond Parliameniâ€"Fourth Session. The Quebec Marine and Fire Insurance Company have declared a dividend of fif. teen per cant., payable on 22nd inst. _ The of the Coroner in fur nishing the public with information conâ€" cerning the Asylum fire is caus ing considerable comment here. The Sergeant at Arms loft again last "C‘“Mn;;f‘l Mr, Dansereau being supposed to in custody, pending Pnnckudtwon &mQu'uw.x..’aum irticular case. morning is ; till 6 o‘clock bigakied with | son: the mail "due ie morning is nét expected to arrive hare Traim« ‘~The Danggrean Caseâ€" The Beauport Asylum Fireâ€"Insur AnCO. | ® 1 Quebéc Legislature. Wood Pile on Fire. HAMILTON. CcLFTON, QUEBEC. Haxturox, Feb. 12. QumBEo, Feb. 12 Cuurrox, Feb. 11. QurBzc, Fob, 12 In speaking to his : he attaoiced ::lm.fiw . Iiton, and demanded to c = for theirâ€"conduct. : Tual argument . to .prove present Government were bound by the made by the last, and surer, who had ‘been & oftlie pmmg.&h::.nd late yov t. quote y trou Enght suthor w Ribport of - mernt, commented ‘spverply on‘ who supported the tovel in the late crigis were the m Bich | were bes treated in the it i It being six 0‘clook, the |House rose. |> After recess, ; < §e M». Thom _ was s Tioaprorab ctioue w4 agiin ‘putâ€"to hin, he ‘aghin ‘to first, Mb wfild injuare in : ro i snimen â€" io. ui ow ue Legisiature® â€" > With ‘© the â€" articles"" of House and, published , in .. the 1 couhefln:fm of‘(‘t::'z‘ the upon liperty of the wubject, »="b s | ~ #l=~~~> Beveral private bills were advanced a SkQP. ©,..>., & shke ar k ‘The debate on Mr. ‘‘s amen to the Railway -ww th. The witness persisted in his refusal and a discussion m‘o as to > b.m :f“ur which he was 3 ud m accordancée with promise made the promise n T House by the hon. th&‘u#‘r « h“hovh"‘ Government s & u wm. flee ‘3 a p *Ifly , 18 rl&lfi.d‘ l d ‘ . + an t molufih: i f jasts i @6 $o fl"r ... 1. ‘.rnou continued to abtack the ermu.wil, expocially the ‘Dreasurer, ing that most of the w subsidised romds in know | hand that their subsidies would | creased. ke concluded with an elo peroration, calling on the Governm« do justice £o his road. ._ _ _____. _ newe wl AniStiliC hi Tc e oona e H. southâ€" © Kestern © y 83 ht Montreal, hok 3 “ way to an r © d Mr. Oviuet explained position of the late Government w:,npl to the South Rastern Railroad, but neither & promise as alleged, ... . same all the conditions which he shall stability ?& ishment l the root sugar in the Provinge. 1 ess > «(). The House into. Committee, and sooisd We Re t s td foundéed thereon Wwas i B mmdflul;E.â€".z into Comumittes of the son ‘the : solutions respecting, Railways.in the sellinguam and Hon. Mr. forme, slpport Arvine, and Angers opposing iL. ..|_ :5 old . Resolyed, Ist, That for pose of %;M%dgg‘w oat sighr factory in the Provinet Rashrud, Mr. Lyxox ‘ndtice‘ ‘When he railway resolutions e wil} move: that the said report hm_m%.n Mr, Gw'w fu: of * innnaronhsed the aidicl¢nd soterdy i bound to fullli it Mr. Lywou‘s amendment was then and lost." Ayes, 26;‘ nays, 85. x# The House then â€"went into committee on the Railroad Resolutions and reported On the motion for the adoption of the Air. Manioux moved M;.-: be not taken without the " Quebec and New Bru K. £," not _ Mr, Guzri~ said he fiemmnutoin& i o.g.d_nm.mu,mhw it as a principle always to consider the source of pmnldh&n_,cndjnb Qfiu portance accordingly, ° He had no w.m revenged © on the suthor of the nndlndidno&gfi have his sider that he had been He was grateiful to the House taken up his cause, but as for hitmself he was quite willing to let the matter drop, ... . . > Hon. Mr. Garxmav â€"moved. the ~â€"House into Committee on the following resoluâ€" many Spon Tae teport: of the Commis is mo efi poe es ib d After m little consultation the Ho decided to drop the matter. " > â€"â€" * Mr. Jouk hoped Mr.Thom would 4 released from the custody of ithe Sergomt wutfio decusion of Courk 4 would not be tor a da ieased e 46 ue Homendjourned 5 12005 a. um i &.MO‘:‘M* s admage p. ig > An c 1 Mr. Cauiarimat tr. addrosse House, generally, on c mma’m.â€"-m: _ Hon. Mr. Mazmior said he was i : Sdmsfizu% o on report to the on Standing‘ Orders‘and Elections ; but for the present seeing that the Hon. Frasertie Berry denied using the language attributed to ME. Robertson ""»..‘."&?..:‘3";: thereon. y tm o Hon,. â€" â€" Mr. _ Iavike hi > td ’kador of the House Ihlz“u ‘take steps to -n:&l- whother article complained a Correct . Staiich of the hy + oorroot it would be the m HM:E::M the other the of that had been and â€" then would be the duty of el take such measures as put astop to such M-fl this House has a right to expeot, â€". . > CERRCTT Ilwl no IwWo m .“.fl." oo::&odo(,uudn_* much more consideration from the Govâ€" ermment on account of the ridiculous sgition in which it had been placed Judge Ramsay‘s decision. in House, therefore an attack on ‘th. of this body. ?w taken entirely by surprise taken ‘upon the two newspaper the : ~present <Government were PRICE 3 CENTg3 the the actior 1ty