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2 AiLu x2 refer to the leiting of contracts. The Gorernment do not propose to submit these contracts fo'r“d.o approval of Parâ€" liament, bedh se expect to be able, some time. during liinnuu,toletout contracts for this: work, and they, tuok Parlismentary suthority jor letting them jnâ€"the ordinary way that other contracts .-ohodlyyml’ubfio\_%rpbowt- Tul recogutee "thiy tss 4s ol | of the *A «s 0 r.m.,, it b.mJ:‘-Lmuyj they should have a special section for the «+ MHe recommended that Com gininwdcwubuig_the . _ Hon. Mr. LersUubte® 1 t thege no n 'd‘mwfiu&'fi: general, â€"~~of the ~right to vote under stances as those in which th wm contractors, for each mile with.. the whore. .om _the line of Hon. Mr. MACKENZIE, in asking leave to introduce a bill to provide for the conâ€" struction of .a line of rnlufmmE-qm malt to Nanaimo, in British Columbia, said tho necessity of the bill arose frow the fact that the Government have agreed wiith"theCGovernment of British Columbia, as‘ stuted in the papers laid: before the House, to build this road at the earliest » a% q future time, ‘f it pirases, mu?be a part of t.ho’Ppcific Railway, provided that it is in the‘Iinge that may .suit for theâ€"uiltimateâ€"terminue of the road on the Pacific. . If the terminus be at But& Inlet} for instance, and. Purliaâ€" ment should resolve at a fmundtlytogo beyond the head waters of that inlet and MM with the Esquisnalt f-; Nansimo itnn;roomop-rt 0 o. Pacific Railway ; but it is decided to build that ’.i'nt'bolflmduquimry Govern: ment railway,. leaving the future to be controlled by Parliament. The first secâ€" 't.:nmplyptov'ui.u;& fion&hube; ilwa ucted _ _between these . two. fiié‘g% section | dotermines im s« y » and» :that‘ verâ€" nor _ m may pti')vh:: such and specifications as requirâ€" '.N'“:Ifi construction. T:’tfird seeâ€" tx * si.thorizes ‘the Governor in Council 1 a~. > in> contract with a comp.n{ on ‘m..»« als for the construction of ‘t48" 10m., «ad the subâ€"sections of the are sp<ocilically the same as, or nearly a l-p&h.d,thoehu i.a.'tbo‘(h.dhn Mwmummm i 1g the security:to be given and the mode 11 arts opposiag K( possibtle ‘tlaté. . The (Governnient have to be expen« is year, but they e :. Pufimnhry mfl;’o::y for taking the necessary steps conâ€" strugtmon of: a dine. : of nfi.tsl-'dl' and otherwise. _ The Governnsent are not prepared to consider this .;snrt of the Canadian Pacific Railway, they thereâ€" fore require . special â€" authority. Parl:aâ€" The Speaker took the chair at three o‘clock. Mess saat i i i but : it not padspued" 1i y Brevimcl, "howeren thes & to;;_h}altkn was m unnoces saty/aund it tas> held 6 personal tli(lnnz'g:!a Paer would pl:even.thxm&o; A A t iniaregt. his m : mfim‘ ’Fhore order of ur;"flodfi ' MN&T%:?; which the Lords are exempted from seryâ€" fiu} any Private Bill Committee where x Mon. Mr. PENNY said phis"hon. : . n« m.&* stated the French ©oJac 1 permission from the Britis\ .ov . ; exament to land their cable in the: i‘r~ vince. If that Governnrent had the :i t to t this leare,we could not d‘spmtc :: 0: 4 & y way (by th ragent bil. &m Mld g\).\)ll with ea fect in -&.MP slmie me spie .m.fm re was no good ground for the bon. sentle mitiibee ind Ww a vere "Proper coumne, en & v proper course, my:mfi'fi:’%;{mbgo;n to ignore case entirely. He aced ¥‘sâ€"lf in the hands of the House, and «s «~â€" «he House to deal with the matter. * nc _ | reference which I %m 372 In#MIA & luti wn;pqum.'m the House 0: Lords that so.Pears should vote who were T o Hp:b to vote under such urcuux: stances as those i ioh the hon. gentleâ€" nnhunlmtn‘zmhimself,wukn to the honesty of the parties themselves. The matter rested entirely with the hon. C\Mr. SGDITâ€"No one should be & bot. judge’(fir the hon. â€" gentleman MM«;MO&& to vouon;g question, and 4 am quts sure the H would concur "in . any. action he might take. I havemlwaiys anderstood the rule: to be that if a gentleman has a direct pecumiary interest in a mqurehoilnd. *dbm 4i* w# Hon. Mr. MILLER thought the hon. gentleman had a right to vote.. â€" to h%@m 4 Hon. Mr. Wf;l said such qu:lstian ) le ithe .honu. gentlémen R.'!.“-»’L nz tha case of bank bills ; e doe: ; NO# in this i vv‘“w )fhmf,? of the hon. gentleman bi .:. : .suether he iy h4 Idifane IEiibulbite noh io wome a Geepmaiion, of ie ares: are: Scoty + *A £ERâ€"Thare °is no express mle of the Senate on this point ; but Rule 113 provides that in all unprovided cases rules, tisages and forms of proâ€" ceecli ,intheflqmo’lad.nhoulgbo point df ordér to the Speaker ¥‘ @3 AMig\EAUC _ thought the â€" cusâ€" kl:?'y plan in sucii wq_o_;(u to. leave the matter to the decision of the Speaker. He: recommendes that Comntittee should rise in order to submit the matter to the ~He lmet tooked up §5me authorities on the subject and itqg;.ndto him â€" mther a duu{ffnl case. e hohn. gentleman proâ€" eeeded to read_from May‘s Parliamentary | iceron the subject, and then went on ;to say that after reading these precedonts e thought it but right to, acquaint the House with the circumstance that he was & , whose iw‘ terests #ould u :?:mm’n bill. . He | wrighed tq :lay the matter besore the House to take any step they might think proper M Ppgd uen in * How Mr. RUREAU thought the ousâ€" sumject, but it had Seen intimated to him | that being a shareholder in the Angloâ€" | American Comy and. this bill, if passâ€" ’ whi, “Chw to â€" affect that com pany materially, it was a question -N;:LM; ngl‘:t to vote on this BiUl. If ho bad not such a right he would be very sorry to vote contrary to any rule of this House, and he ‘wished to have the ‘ opinion of the House upon.. the.â€"szubject} w‘h\' wished to submit to ouse what was, perhaps, a matter personal to himself, . He <lid not know what the the House were on & !3"“* b:#_nlrfieon iftimated to hi ;::;L'E};E:EY' in (rxlvply to his hon. r. Miller), said &\o M{um«,mhiw the lm;-\-: Tiv vernment‘s power to veio any such legislation aa. woald affect the Admira‘ty, or any other property it owned, it was well kdwam the Intercolonial Railway Act g%n the most extensiveâ€"powers expres ai hhw and yet that Governâ€" ment to it.& well as all othor railway ac fi?‘t he explaoations of the sem:y State, he (Mr. Dickey) would not press his motion. . . . . .. ; | ;4 -Cm 'floi'-&d"&hu“" ‘resdlved â€"itself "into ‘ommittee Wholeâ€" on the Marine MM bill, Hon: Mr. Shaw in like fetrbiaqs. NesB O NoP Adoption o64 Hon. Mr. LETELLIER DE ST.JUST yment to contractors, namely; $10 HSQUIMALT & NANAIMO RAILWAY n M no need for the Comâ€" z_i"":fimw- this question PERSONALâ€"â€"THE RIGHT [ T6 be continued. SE oFr ComMoxs. rose, and â€" reported the Fzivay, March 19th (Hear, hear.) no express point ; but unprovided T and 8 ; W (it. On the other s 3 Loo atinntter '“'“m mnmgdoy,:f"hoboouno performing his duties, would receite a reâ€" dtand why the judge of the inferior court ty esn besnanpebreny M l mt dil dpt mahnsutghty( (Apiiile |__Mr, MACDONELL (Inverness) t8hsidâ€" ered the bill unsatisfactory in it proviâ€" sions, and that it was no nqun:&tto criticism of the bill to say that fi'r Ontario did not provide for retiring allow~ p:dou IK'GmMy Court ‘&Tfigm judges equally profesâ€" sional â€" men.| sgleated . for the §0 Court, be Qpbointed because of attainments and qualifications. In Neva “w’ there| were seven ‘Suporbrs"m, ‘Z‘w;nclei ‘%g?b;“urh:f m\ " l":l:.d they were mej e p sbil’i'zy. eag "fifty 1}5 of Superior Court J would "| resgive $0,000,_ while 'm of the County Court Judgd h p4 important (lyties to â€" discharge, â€"which 0câ€" cuyiod,w, hole time and atten m & > i r 'g dfl’d&h’d | :é day | incapable, "day tol ing his appointment, of discharging duties of his office, while : s ance of his xfiu,woddnain .. Sir JOHN .MACDONALDâ€"Then thi would receive the same salary. | woMr. KACD‘)NM’ said .two Sir JOHNâ€"Aâ€"MACBONALD said his hon. friend from South Bruce was perâ€" fe*_cwfl‘.\i‘d..muoob the ‘disâ€" tinction ke had drawn respecting the re tiring sllowanees itoy Superior Court and County Court | Before that bill had been passed ‘County Court Judges had no fiurmg e ; and they had welcomed â€"it. as" & . boon forthere~ were several at fi‘.“ measure was brought in, who were i} through ago .or u,znnhu of â€" theirâ€" duties properly. A ‘of fifteen years had been required, not $nly appointments were less noticed b opmion but becln-o" the most themb‘n were. oonp.nnv young men w & w | . $afonnt thars Jndget es that public opinion would always & Pmmll;hm' t any one pointed w o was too old .or too ;nflm.g porforp the duties satisfactorily.‘ _ _ for Kxnymthntbommn' ant c tof an t to th preme Court was . i security to the| public against a thing as a person adâ€" uno?d in years to perform his| duties '.;._is actorily being appointed ;f t with relerence <to appointments o ‘ounty Court Judges, there was not suck a seâ€" curity against improper, extra t and Rot economical appointments, men might be put jupon the bench the view: of or & short time a teti ‘ pension. He not think he | sented the statementof his hon. friend froim Kw who had taken the same view of matior. .m Hon. Mr. Dorion had ‘ introduced s slight ame* WO‘ the Art, providing after 20 years‘ service i&g&: be within .tha competondoo(.’m c ent to | give a County Court Judge a retiring The lmeuunno:rh before the mfifi simply to 1y the same principle to c duets of tno danpine e i Mr. ~MclSAAC‘wanted to know u what principle the hon. Minis dg: tice made a distinction bet inferior courts and Superior Court Jud ;\The formerâ€"were ~required to" be 15 on the bench befote they could ivg: & retiring pension, while the latter, after 5 years‘ :ervice.mgrovidod for if he should bere.dor;dupfit y ill health for| the perâ€" ce i M Hok u%fi:‘lfi-m. friend had notbee:'.linb”n liunonthn e first provision h. made retiring ‘a‘aiom«s to County Court J His proposed to én,o them a pension after: years, and ‘it, had met with no io tion from his.: (Mr: Blake‘s) side of the House, . As to the distinction betweer lbw Coitt and Sugnmo Court Ju: i‘ha Â¥y+ | S o Th '.m.ho?‘ " ‘The House went into Committee of the Wholeâ€"Mr. in the chair. - Hon. Mr. FOURNIER ‘said the amen4& ment p was simply to limit the application of the second clause, which w&r ) ingredse of the salaries judges receiving $2,000, and to place them on the same footing as the County Court Judges of c Intario, ~‘ 204 (Hou. Mr.sBBAKE, bofore the orders of the â€"siay v‘hr&'cfllod, gave notice that he wonld toâ€"morrow call: the :bunfi.::ln of oule to the petition introdu mi&r member from Victoria; n:s moved, seconded by Hon: Mr.: HOLTON, that Mnmhbt'whm"ain the o.d.fi' of the Day. Carried. sanartes op: . countr:;couet | sunéss it 3 wova scorta. - Hon. Mr. FOURNIER moved that the &mm«fix the salaries of County Court Judgc;win G:: Province ofh.Nm Scotia, and other purpases, not now read & third time, but be referred back to Committee of the Wholo House. Carried. . * [ Hon. Mr{CART WRIGHT presen f turn to an address for dohihmm] made to judges of the Province of Quebec qun account of travelling expenses. cz .. BRIVILEGE: _ ; and Â¥ide....farâ€"the â€" Government F Tns Peovane o Samictn " Pho ow tion of this bill was to define: more parâ€" ticularly what was meant by "children‘ of imioog uhane et gais on overn 4 < ortion 0| ’ the m&%‘fiw&o halfâ€" breeds. It was found when the division; took place that some of these lands toâ€". [n‘g;l over, and it was difficals to disâ€" tri them equally. The proposition was to gire(stfip instead. TCO F" The bill was read the first time. v ; miz POMINION LaXD A¢t. . ="Hon:Mr. LAIRD moved for leave to introduce & bill to extend to the Province of British Golumbiy the Dominion Land Act. ‘ :*.)hincoord" inglge provides that fl:io railway shall not commenced, and .that contragt, shallbe entered into â€"for z:: construction thereof,until tho(!fi;nnefl of British Columbiz shall grant convdy to the Canadian Parliament, in trust, a similar" extent of public lands along the line of the.said railway throughout its en tire length, not to exceed twenty miles on the side of the linghas may be lp%rooptil- ted tr the same purpose by the Dominâ€" ion (tovernment for the Northâ€"west Terâ€" ritories â€" and -mnu; provided . the nmoant of larid may be held by preâ€" emption should be made good to the | Dominion Government from contiguous lands, Section 11 and subâ€"sections simply apply the provisions of. the Gen eral Railway Act to this Act so far as ms be â€" necessary> for | the pimb a carrying . out . theâ€" ~law. » bill, nkhou& a > little ~lengthy, is ve simple, and is merely a re u%m*ar% ’_fla-e- of ‘the» Canadian le:ciflo Act with clauses pmv%&nt ‘the Government {m#w“dn way indicated. ~ ~ *‘ , bill was read the first time. tune .. LANDR JN MAXITORA. s Hon. Mr: m!fib askedleave to intro duce a bill enti ed, " An Act respecting Conflicting Claims to Lands of OQccupants in Mnho{v.." ‘The intention of this bill, he said, was to simplify the mode o@ro- cedure respoct h c‘aims. The Governâ€" ;rn congide the machinery under the late Act to| be cumbrous and exâ€" pensive. P ~ GOVERNMRENT OP MANITOBA. Hon: Mr. LAIRD asked leave ‘ to intro. duce a bill to amend the Act to amend& and _ continue the Act 32 and 334 Vict., Cap. 3, to > establish land grant from the Province. Section The Bill was introduced and read & first The bill was read the first time PAYMENTS TO JUDGES faued tdumder h U DLdPl o oler L atentiante AHanteecfave! more faayieen on fae m onl -‘"r;".'" wÂ¥ PWE®D%, iB was actually n T'M o relieve um ’ the doubts and Aifichighes N. Ahych h: tiktibw placod , ‘witwga of all, ‘that "if" a man or his as Thd vee ty e 1t o d or hid agent -a&ua&m%vmmr to see. If he nuden&d’ clause, it would subject ‘a man hai been oncé put upon his ‘trial awd acquitted, ‘to having the whole matter gone over again providasbdnn for electionâ€"at a fatureâ€"period, and it was ubpt.iu.tgiwiplo in . relation ‘to elecâ€" tions that did not exist‘ in relation to:any: "Welsa l‘ HeYthought it was oper * for:< u;;bnmmll;or to pYotprt Teeling widely prevea t in this .ab-flonun:md Aot w t enough. «~ Hdk, J. HC 4 if his hon. _been two or three & would io# ie those obserâ€" ,W’ have known that the subject â€"had beéeam »very carefully were all deeply interested, and, while facy stopd to Cinty dur the Otjerts . of the sary steps to out the T . of }he Contoprortad Sleotions Aob_ i4 .was_Jjusk possible we carry it nnexlrunz Apd thquwp d;-:ny emb.rnumn. s ts an ln*fiqhnnm a re mlo?w.ubfiol‘ he ‘Housd up.-. have theâ€"effect of . nee in the Hoxes and shomâ€" it wou . ( d 8 to the to have l.n.m:‘ House, fi-firink trom :yn‘fiorh that wo«ld bomeccssary 1o acpute s Soat it Was quito possibleto overdo the Con$t¢â€" Mess y esnt venient that amendments of such importance shoald "0@fM4de Bf Cditfiies Jâ€" on. IF. PX BE RIVUsaICENS. was ~incon* venient that amendments of such great nots of CBudicales Nod abty of agéhis dons «#Â¥, The words ‘ and who is yet a,. memâ€" ber of the. House ‘of..Commons‘ to be st;:: outhof the sixtyâ€"seventh section w ver they occur. tition 1s tried after M 4 hdm,g.t.he respondent *may W petitioner to give new securi costs, ud ’:i.mumdgminiop mtfi 1M ‘. We he wl us uievtiom ahroady hnid is RS nimdiieotndy varg‘+ bo‘m shall be m respects candidates and voters, to be new elections excapt as . to personal with the knowledge onsen: Ol-iid:tes.” "% gl‘d"i £0 &Trfi‘:?g $ "b.'lie E orrupt prac _ Hon. Mr: Catisron) (Cardwell moved the following l}dpxfi â€"*" 5.,Whereas doubts have as to the pqrgpcr conâ€" struction of 73, 101 and of tl':; aqnit:‘i‘qn Electigh Act of 1874, ghdas e * effect ehjaou f er the said ~of e~ ing <of previous _ election it .is_hereby corrupt practices are proved, but without the knowledge of theesandidate / 9( ; :; bill to amend the Act respecting Contro mi ‘the wi o len m a ,fi’f:. Mr: d mimdfl division an fousfotyes would simply b e o HaP Hon. Mr. no reason why $30,000 for anc doubt honestly believed he could get no roposed, but| the eman Tnst night franityradmitted that no inves tigation had bpen made by the Governâ€" ment: into: the ~sffairs of the| company. The hon. gentlémen bad simply taken the 6 of their predecessors, something 'fio": hey were not always disposed to do with referenice i _nt:a‘_.’l‘h'@ mo#ion‘ shotild i Premier n3 He AipRRecnts wis thare mas on. Mr. MACKENZIE i was no reason why the Govetfmient should give mfuru}? sasonable under the circumâ€" stances. h "a“ ivi relief to this cgdipaiy m of over $3,000,D00, the least the: d do ua kn t Wd.pe ough to drawing fo on feat of water. He‘ thought, in thf@intereab gla ,, when wfi'&m‘ .ema‘.’.l‘fi‘e. i'!rg.d to divert the ttaffic of the Noq%‘!t by way of Fr:ln_ River to Que they should ena~le Ontario to i trade. * The Ministe! um"fi et access to it.. This would h'QTnmm ‘ ‘i:x‘x, view d‘dtho nue;ii trade l:é tgq N est, and on es Huron uperior, and of the n He opinion that wg%t un::flnln% the best 0 ity for accomplishi the : dredging Pof ind nenede ns mfropified Einfionier oigh‘3: Siierd be $ now read w second dmti;sz "l::mth.',’ ;E x â€" Ssd ":?,,ym The néationiwe il:-tgsflivhbn:' ‘ F. h ind nian eoive ?fip:ab tha_u.veuelg a heavy drapght| could o thh aog Hon. Mr. |MACKENZIE called flg member from| Monck to order. The lanâ€" simply disg! ul. Â¥F*# Mr. SPEAKER ruled that the tanzuage was unpar L;.ro’d' in l{?fi,m IH the fl‘nuurel;:‘;' tari ut ito :nd-:’onred '§ tfi:wmdu:.‘mé)?pon it. Nevertholess, C i F :;:d had ,at‘ m..i of &1}'â€"‘& o . sta J ‘s, adfairs. The hormm_ d gf n ow not long ago! up: Mr. Crooks as a rmodel W d I{imoior,gt now opposed him, a Parliamen ugiâ€" l£!_md mfififli’fl!y_-.____ * ,p $ eriopmad the P.‘q.:x_.:\ct, 1873, by enacting that ll;:)P: gi '_‘dwill' Cu'iulb: no(exc':e‘dfng' 250 .4 @xem; ' compubory Paralont" 0f piioiage ds Hhall from time/to timg bevdeterminediby. the Miotaso ;‘l;\ti;l:d the ‘*‘:“"o ';?1'; 0 ® d F â€" €CT ant Chat [for Mlm tem s tho prig shall be ligble to suspension or‘ d 6 lh' “ “n‘.v't"ir{"""”" further to amend i t o 1873," was mlrotfubx mfi first time. 1 L 1. xN i B rnacams 2 4s --.â€"-- o ;f i’l,'v :w“n. i’.)V“G.J h’l‘hobiu to still further amend the Paâ€" ..nt Act of 1872, and to eXt8fd the same, i poopomeatices The bill was . tead the second __On motion of Hon. Mr. SMITH, the lloulle went finto committee to consider resolutiony for the purpose of amending the Pilotage..Act. 1873. by anacting t.h.% not made out th batd A sihtgmen reading of: a Oi f (from 510 Benate.) THB noTnnx RALLWAY H. . MAC ; anroridt, HAok NifiFn tiring allowance Mr. WOOD y is t or ‘hebd over for vérted Alection #Act THE PLLOT the~Gavernment waswiving 4 that the amendment of the hon. melmber R m or Jacques Cartiere went moi:? her | .. W‘: 00,D00, the least they could do | than appeared on the surface. ‘Cana 7 Mess ealinet Oe ie ol evert k noufffio is oul w rmed that of|, : n feat of water. Hel;l::wms 1 cu;ue- in the way o ufl!fl in taredb i id . 3 n or constituencies and reâ€" |â€" M t holt wore oii;‘!fg:s-‘“' i-"’i!o!::il thirmhg thol seats if they were m * *The bill passe > traffic of the North West by | this bill would seem to have the effect of | and was reporte mch River to Quabec, they | keeping them here, no matter | how Th â€"f 16 Govetfitmient should give rer object. If they were not A Tor ‘Colftagmood." Th > a diversion of the public mht that the motion le under the circumâ€" e es o y ir case. He held in his of the condition of the ed ‘by the Wreasurer of is PA TRry. Efltlk moved the first specting patent rights on a0r, 1873 and produceo a re‘ 08 THE: THIES: OTTAWA, SATURDAY, MARCH20° ;. _ xfaes ing ouse P 06 0 RCC CC O the the fed." For the purpdses of the law, in a new olect.i&T'}im!ut be treated as the one election or i ‘tw6." nmg.. ® il!;llln w?o hils been . Mfi ty of corrupt prac + ughg ‘ innoe be conaidbred ‘4to |be FÂ¥ man.in ‘second;:â€"clection. i: second election be consiréred" f election, then.the.ageut faund . of a corrupt Icfi'; hxb ns t.bo“ consequencés of it f1 the spbond, | ."." off, whereas the ,_" that. . There may haye dbeen , sixty=men who roted on his\ side who by the candidaté ‘he sge but he fo y d en tm dn Je & paipable injustice, , . He: did" not believe that it was in ~in . .paseâ€" ing » the â€" law â€" ~last ~#ession‘tha 4 should~ be:"the. effect "of‘ it. ,. He., was entirely in favour . of preserving thi expected"stringency of ihg‘m,v.'j A canâ€" didate who had been guilty of miscondtc in the fifwfehotio: dnould\d:ufler he con« sequence of it in the secor Jt ge 6 last clquse .referred to theâ€"amployâ€". io ‘struck"Off in "the ‘sedond. Shy fort or fifty wer;_ bribed.;. It is p sibo. ":x' L her “!ha_ .i"".,. , * 0‘0@ 6 ,'l'.-‘ / g,lgbei“eu the h candidate | that. . There may have dbeen~ sixty" wha wataidian ‘hisisith aih. mad was to strike off the vote of ovéfl‘;eieotouf in the second election who been bribedâ€"at the: first i y to the do:i*oonmt for i ;..t?: n ould the . member stri . wotes of electors in the second election secondâ€"â€"election ? Take (an instance where on: of the old i again, and is op by a The ..Qan&f “.,r.‘ii;%'f ‘d to . i olfllkof haymg the rorse seporded ty Soters who | vested CF‘ ights /. were & involved, | and ~election € ‘ ?-'7{5:%. | were no vested â€"rights, for 1 could lfieuidltghavev & to â€" ll:.nmt. e would: 7 lnf bstanti positions of Ee ) o ;:‘:adumg Wohed bombaipre‘s the fset (by cte vhe ‘ballot. How would ‘the ‘ 161 Mr. BOWELL understood that was the No ob o shaty i k O e _ f e d‘ re ggiflhtuu inwpa:d;:' t * Aoct hn eriasaacn kngon Sow in siggee who dut Wited recorded his votey butâ€"it was u0t the ballot.‘ How "would ‘the ‘proposition Hon. Mr. HOLTON thought, thrailign cussion on the dlause of "the might have been safely left 10 &e legal gon men on both & desâ€"of . . A frer the personal réference to ; howâ€" ever, he would simply‘s Athere. was a very obvious~â€"distinc een cases where ‘matar and Toaping for constituencies dnd re: mmu if they were m this bill would seem to have the A keeping them here, no matter | how m obtained , thegf seat. positiohd subrnitted tothe J ich would have the effect of ret ining in their te hon. members who | otherwise w be unâ€" seated. If that were the llafa House, <it was contrary to his! j16@s. correct legislation, and to the ciples laidâ€"down un‘!“t‘“&n y fl:fl hon. member for Chateauguay. | M M¢. BOWELL ‘said he thought that if a few more amendments were pllfiod to this bill, it would,become: nflg mida~ ble in its character, q?d the Ministar of, Justice would ‘scarcely know,. bis, own. bantling.... When firsh.intsoduced, it was scarcely one small clause, and P + now convey the meaning first for all that was material in that olause‘ had beenâ€"eliminated.:"It â€" seemed to that the amendment of the hon. for Jacques Cartier went m P than appeared on the surface. € fiiber u d had hu& g@:u ve rued that id of ho donomed: t tnrthYakn refornce, to ok oo Sn ane fast ralee conearning Mr. McDOUGALL (North Renfrew) enquired what objection there could be to have the clause put in, so as to prevent the injustice mentioned. _ yop poglned, mighy 1g0 jJrefpre the whole and considered it would be a grievéas inâ€" justice that when a c&ncllxldfi?i l!:o“h‘n.bh "W w dahe; tb' i Eq m‘:f .'\ll’:lngn F9R -';:.?CL- ders! dira Hon. Mr. CAMERON (Cardweny said there were several cases inwhich the j MMW‘, "and 16 d that a person who had made uwafairâ€"and j of personal liability should n:.l thatâ€"poftion of the expense. He‘unâ€" stances.â€":$hat the candidate should be. relieved from so much of costs as dfiwfifin u.:dpAnonn "On: the contrary;the judgment been it seâ€" veriy gasey t.éat there would be no division, of costs, and a candidate had to pay :;I and had been unse:;te(} l'orha,:h ::mni ed by his agomnn of whi wasnott responsible fndwhed an attempt tin@"been made. to inflict »m j9t) updn his name. He thought Parliament never wd ed, that 3{@% :mn_' such effect ; to be tried again, and made to pay the biokSh! Nenfrew ingâ€"the question 8f costs, aril 1t WWie frpaible tage mfl would have to interpose, certain rul‘rt;:..to,m ner in which wwosts ghoul disposed of) From m ral cases of which he was aware, in wh personal charges had been e against candidates, . and ; pressed far as they corld be prexsed, and the judge hadde& cided there Was n3 foundation for thent and had acquitted the candi of thent; and had scq?m the ?dFM thent; it‘ was" Dat . e, under i M% the) caudid m givée any swenintention ; therefgre, this clause was marely reiterating what.the eu:mit: had declared was the tion n of o law. . &A dfi dX . ~Mr: MoDDUGADIXReniew) said. it apâ€" p.;ured m,h&m to be altogahvl’;er ?n&?r o evd it 6 if a mt l oc s pace nb uo uitted should be, tried & sedond time %.w«; wujlopo t 7 to I in Mk'mfi%m‘m not M d o e e P en em should he become a candidate for a seo ond election. The law never intended that that should be the . and" the courts had declared that theslaw/did‘not j would not.uufig from it But that ifan every case were thoroughly t election had set l'de?:, u:h.cu of all electors who m W&MMF & J 4 ) J db eary{on e to have the tri ih, | ** Hon. Mr. the hon. memâ€" should he become a candidate for a seo. | ber for Kingston to frame a clause to that iopog h 1 tho Wedona ts in the first ele® e y any..shbs %‘fi-‘,‘l’;fl it hardatky t nfi?fln #tâ€"MreP . TD Brown, Cily 7 is, Montreal ;. D#. Kelly, Mer Plaatacine woune Th ht BP P ight at 82 Sparks street. _ _ _ . y3 s0 t n an ind is c + JcMbwâ€"BRoss :& Oo., ’ of the intest novel qeeds by uin ed forth â€"by his Aformer pamphlet. ,â€"‘Ihe m’l’.fl.m ndied in f..“,.: nnen taif the or stontacia bre pullic mind dn Reaglnd. fay wiflhave.vorymnm;.‘w:u : Both, the aboye are forsale at Duric‘s."" eritecn oéei@h df English bool puee Een Th Biskany heak." Bee antistize. of the series of select novels publi that entérprising "fAirth. â€"It is \by Miss ance y 1 Bd uoc UMREL. chnnon (Card the 4 . .n_mcfi‘;f“”‘ Eus Broma ‘Whole. â€"Reportedâ€"and read â€" ‘Oh" Hotoh‘â€"bf "‘Mr. MAQDOUGALL (Eigin) thé blll‘ito ‘arhémd>. "for fesass Qoa,mi ;:l.i:wm‘ ad" lers wers jm:'@,!. , Wilkes.) _ ##494TIX4% :,' .% * Mr. IRVING moved the tead 9'&; bill to provide for mmfiom suits WH the â€"Crownâ€"byâ€"patition of (25t," He explained, F : rthu:lblll, which was ro‘mm On mot:gn of Hon. m.fix;oun‘Nmn the J 0 on ds canl t manre t m c acaromo n. Tho us j .'Mr‘W 30%6 oK mfitfl& respecting authorities of Trinity House, gfi,w received, read the first secondâ€"time and concurred in. ship C % M s VC 0 Wevevere ) Mhe Sitnine bilel wore Feall inc see on Railways,; Cankls and Telegraphs : ........ peled ale matait foatlng Li . The House apjourned at 10. _ | é * Mr." MA » Houte t intp Gomilten on the ol for A CBP F .K PÂ¥ . . ~â€" â€"â€"â€"â€" ""':!.?*’!':"!'%mm@n-@_ shi finitont of tle hetoPburince " or Canarta m “Mxot to incorporate m "Board ‘of Trade." )] fi'orf‘}d bf.'l‘i-ldt:oof‘tb?’tpwn of Levis. | To amend M%Wfiu ing the ots alecting "ihe _ seme 24 2o intennt the powers of the said:company:s>i=; 1>:4 m i &p%thr?e times. He saw no Telbo Wl The ho. the atinber lot isi lied to coasters ? â€"==s #=aw **Hon: NE BMPPIH sald vessels under 100. CA Bflkm‘?n‘::f:&e dA_oi’mpoothii the 4\ VW_ »01, § I 18! was read a second, time M\ Committee of the Whole, Mr. Dymond in. the chair. earinre. . â€"Hon. Mz MITCHELL regretted that his suggestions with reference to this bill had: ‘not beou\.dogud by the Minister 86 Marine. "His objection turned on the fact .that sailifg vessels were required! to pay‘ puly twide ayear, wh.lst steamers were, tons were exempted. The Comntittee rose and reported the If you want did ‘Bot cons it was an injustice to ltu%en g req uire . them WWM times<a year, It must be im-b-nb Td randaty t ht atforey most into must leare the. (egeer wontger of satiore at the hiogiiel." Marine :: F‘gherlu-houl? Wfi, t latter"Class ve the angtinedt 0f the hou: geofleifider w aers Came ofienc.,in:%n and and dis i nb is P rmc.ne tie chell‘ is te. contrary, The *Â¥oyageK o rs were shorter=than> m preaip tues.o fr m aad e sailo time to oakr mibiatht ast m o reprmiiee &n #s weresal}Qrs on Qih_ncnn'e-el'&mu :lfi'.'; 4 3 B ®w UUCHMTCT T W +Cls ul mb Repored 14. nmonded, the report was concurred in. _ , -?iO‘fé se y nflmnmlfl"m ae effect. Respeoting.the ~Huron & Ontijiio Ship on. Mr.â€"ROBITAILLE â€"asked "if this D MitArs.dsb Booar auris LIFERARY NOTICES SUITS AGAINST THE.COROWN. y 81 to 61 of of ‘Winnipeg s se Hinins o Mn REPORTS. in Auctioneers.; P J HHT FELO NIES e title Moesers, 435th shed by s, stand on. House, en t.i=is . Mills:) &‘ Rutâ€" Aue» Alex. Stewart® as up on the old found is more édureniont t go to gool for Mecrdenly on Aue t oo aod ol NK MP., V iceâ€"President â€" 2nd» Measys. %LWM, "Ro#héster and iJamgs::Gziffin:was: up for "‘Tf the worse ofliquor, and ‘r‘e)lieved of |$2 afid: for ‘Him , repre Him to â€"men: ;Wu‘mfio;mm ought His e to: ire: us! and ~with what mpl iparncaey w ¢ hvog!venm:tohl':onghflst I'!'x: Wymuelmfmhmum hands<4". John Mc ‘was arraigned |forbeâ€" ing dnnkD::‘&renoo street, ‘and. was fined $2 and costs. 1 Before M. O‘Gara, P. M. n g t.t for "the~British : Governmen â€":} 6 gz . Tdast hOthing ‘Wwas thought but 'poddfiodm‘;hy and nobility, mdmbbgm Qfi%ficfim of mutual ip, ~Bat, emen, in n ind m tan io ; [ our : Sw P aboveiali avoridly dignitioesand wo ploat . i # t of w‘.:*"â€".l Pss d â€"E nFy ang their immense superiority to man. and their‘immense superiority to monâ€" archical instituti The grae, the ease, the mbm,th «affability, and the courtesy exhibited among us pro duced a deep. f _of admiration and to state "our ~micssage _‘ meékâ€" fidelity. Amhqp ‘it was my@lot thereet mt'dm& toriian, the Gprer ‘country nb:’a'mord of who made a visit to the place. | At the fort of Sgult Ste. KAriqh«lrldub of seventoon giins was fired in honour of His Excellencyâ€"guns never to ke pointed, let us hope, towards Canada in â€"auy ~other â€"way. All were ilelighted: withthe Governor. We were #ll~~thorough © Americans, with ; a. due The Rev. Dr. John Hall, of New York, id : theâ€"Rev. Mr. Stevenson, of Montreal, are to be the â€" princi; w at the Bible Bociot! meeting / ‘on / W a hext." Hither of "these dotmmand ‘anywhere . & e audience. Both of .. them will, undoubtedly, draw a ve : ation. here.. A speciâ€" mex ofi one mumfi’.‘fi‘. to our Te *W$ give it, too, for the sake of its fofh to our Gov i n:.l Ixé:uloohmto ml:w Yale reported ow Iatâ€"fid&h »lqnâ€"“% "nesd * New stock of microscopés, Opera glasses, chromos, valuable worhpo‘f.'ut, along with fiction.: and general literature. : Sale to’- night &f éeven o‘6lock. 8 .1s :sC R J. M. Ross & Co. about $30, and timé twenty days. ° _ _ _ is mpq%mmfm ' is in August; for inâ€" ~ in eonelusion; I say, come and see us ; you will find out something worth ° across a continent to know, vi m‘hdtymw&thocmfinm h'::;‘ open to settlement snd enterprise. I am, yours, &¢., ~grsater . than it . might, be, . though Reeâ€"plomemr, iL. td he gpaie outlay ‘«+morée thamâ€"repaid . by : the Su-‘x-N ”Vf‘hfl .‘n;] days. By the all#ail{route/via St. Paul ith.1 ~down Red» Ri , the i hvrge s on g sn m o oglt mpove ‘. g W écmfifio;.tfllm m td da eancan oo top %m vested a ind â€" times better 3rd. Rent, board) and. odet. of BviRg m‘flg&% say 20 por cont. highor #han ~‘"4th. The cdet of reaching Manitoba..is. storey ~brick »stores.: .~The: oam.fion market, and have in . contemplation &‘ sys ton'ordnlna:l A water works. There will also be the , of the Pembina Branch Rai ' ~Thunder Bay Rail: road, besides ~the ~usual construction of frame stores t.h.:d dwellinpofinfiuoity, d y Regarding rospect our succeedâ€" ingilyoumovgfo tlanm!moo,{'uuld say, that any man willing and ableto work P oaie t mt distnine from t ‘ i 1 W the. vicinity of o:ger um ts where. schools,. postâ€"oflige, &c., whichâ€"@ large return may be caldulated ingsiw es an." trary, will not appreâ€" '“T*?"W; until the free wrant lands "a.certain arbanre 6xâ€" xl Mdl' »jl': manâ€"or drunk lety shigh more io: y Hmey probably 0 more for ' than in ~Manitoba, and stand it longer l t frout "ane 32 ‘lon ollars M?&fifm- miles of the ity, I would recoms@n mh-_vils? ‘"capital 40. w,.!mh“ rather 'M’tfie-ml;l%‘l‘fli‘b&. g{kb.dm:‘:: Winnipegâ€"ie; â€"wilt soon repay thid bost." * 2nd. W ratige from $2 to $3.50 per B4f for n&wmh;niu,mdwgrk . 8: be had. by the industrious. M aperations promise to be unusuâ€" wlly extensive‘ the coming 'stnw.; mml(lc!en' Bannatyne, Ashdown, Lyon and Talliaferare ~each now hauling material, "for "thé construction of three ‘the business centre, â€" obtai 3i ghout i handred Acinn ) doon o 1 fitiept eanortet sopgirieh or C Sgy+â€"I will answé* your inquiries in the terms that I haxe mlx in other # First) Kéokh\‘ N# ontitlx under the Dontinion Act, to a free grant d:m-md-ghide another 160 an.ra credit :of: on : conâ€" .&‘Qf'oultiufion m“. You *uAs lan‘~ investmen -“hfl?lvor! I would Mw "'8&,"“ w erty in preférence ; ©S, g wnwmji’fimm and under anusual â€"advantages as to situation, comâ€" merce,de,itâ€"must largely advance in value. Winnipeg is the door tzrough which the whole umgrxn must‘arrive and obtain supplies. As yet ho . speculatien â€"has= HM&UIW:&M&&«&? who like inquirer, have!‘ thoughts mm:" ; arisen in. property, p uaimare, bixs »f ei mtupioh â€"aubmrben mv_w half a mile from the business centre, may be obtained Tok â€"Wi"l. ‘Hermingham, t BIBLE SOCIETY ANKNIVERSARY. PORMCEâ€"COURT. ABOUT MANITOBA. Wiyxirzo, Fob. 27th, 1875 Frioay, March 18 lish the follow» City Lots ©onrse 0 ten fhom the kjows actoan o the pnenen »ee ie Te in, 53,. e ? in Mcoprunt + biumver Jor , by the Omm, in in mrntep fact o en apaapne toae ta f shat 4’1- 4 last sum om both bayiLao; :r- iml‘k‘&-u B -,.wul.z:i § *’p Firstâ€"By « the lands suitable om i« qrâ€"other tree of A enmeotenr e â€" passage Mouey, en 5 " _m mm value the als beentrâ€"A0 hold . for . . yalue the ale 1efi -".‘:;’J" c Me0 Aies wiltabns for tow ns, or Iying in 1t ted Fedney io of migrap to o an‘ conrse of every. ten. s®, and fium . the kjown e _ se f A: AN: OA NAD 4 â€" wl Et cmatras, onnanean; Weomct" ow paifieninitinbe or RanbeW on Part" ce ipidi froe srant on .condition of beti¢» Moore &‘ Btown, 106 St. Vincent Istroot, Glasâ€" W«G,. a Jz..‘[ml Dyk es a Maclagan, 79 St. Vincent stropt, Glas» 1 / * LAW AGBNTs, ya : SEH Â¥ uu;"‘:fé'.,.,,",f,_‘, y "'.*’“./‘ 250,000 ~ACRES;, Matthew Fairiey, Keqâ€",0f M. Fatriey & |Cother» m'fifi_mnwo#aq *Qf:fiw. Cnezies Maitiand, ReQ.â€"Of R. Hoikile, Jotin & Jamen Robertson; SeQ 1 0f FokE Roterfeen a James Salmon, Ks /. _ Bon, architects, John . nc enaat dik LIncorporated under the Jokin YoRKâ€"st. M;E. mâ€"l-!gm vie fi elocs ; Evening Service at,7 E&v.i'n.m. PSa.COR |â€"~£3.6 OnAaUupter® M. E Olvwm «‘clock; Evening iT ?uguâ€"xfl;f.!m a*|1, TSloQ¢â€" Of which‘a / cimited ihnibet have been 16. Pastorâ€"The sev. Johnston "'u'%'fl.d nigit . mflonhu take piace mf% oflghu.nllfluu'nhu. " 4 Cnug 1g on. 6n.â€"Jun» 1 a% Bv, M :+ " Te ie pepagepr onuce ud Land & Settlement €o: e most f<. ile. and beautifal char O‘clock ; Evening Service at 7 o‘clock." Kestorâ€" The Rev. J.8. Lauder. i (HAOAS * 8r â€" Aunzew‘s r EURCE.â€" { h m 1AAA C Go-â€".i es fi. Brawer Paksse s |._DA ' 3 Relg «e w n._ MnE werviee mt ie Piinth wetiventeg Sprpice the Rev. Mr. unter RDCIRY h service at 11 o‘clock ul ..l:!...n. mltmh'b.:v:‘% l&.’gfi“‘-‘fll’dz‘ tion as & town. G’-::-:m ‘ tm&t'afififm?famér%mum Cou nti of Ottaws, and has & ml& o in aapannke es recent mee! A Ts oay 9t Jasuaey mexp ‘Whseelpraih t dan a have enteréd upon its new muamidipat career | It has a good future imwtore for it. The Northern . Colonization Rail way will pass through the town, which is dion nected with this;oityâ€"by a steam ferry! . After conferfing the blue degrés‘j commodious premises had beén Jpaged ‘In i ies aonfemintaatth e use t‘;rbe handsomely thrm-hqi‘z,i’ e suitable to the requirements The &fe to be hqu.m g% e 4 igs : Ottbfl jot? fi& ship, has W Deoputy Distri¢t Grand Master Mann, P.G. Bru. D. Mowat (re elected) N. G.~~ i D. Teylos, R 8. N. 6. b : ga. w‘x}.s N. G., +iee vbmt& v.G. ; ““ R.A.ML&V. G. * xm lea ". w * ;. Rolne se tuphany degast d t at 11':"3::1{ ;mmbiz ul table‘ p@m..sl Lower m' ¢ was a large attendance of bere.:After the transaction of routine â€" and a‘ mfln h.é':::f":?nb“ n:t'oondod i6 cers wi: and resulted as follonn: t oph. CANADIAN ORDER OF ODBPELLOW s. Th iâ€"annual 4Hie Metro Stag Lodge oroddielione farhdla is e politad® Todge ofOddfeliowe wae hell in the OnrIsT‘s CHUrom.â€"Mornint Sertice at 1i mn.‘fi-"z'? ,~of 3 Bon, architécts, Giaagow . FIRST ISSUE, 10,000 SHARLES, An the No toâ€" W est, fhodintan wl Jolt d Sr. Josern‘s Dax.â€"This anki ifiifllgnc C A HAYTHAE eeorl g' Travellers‘ Insurance dn ie e in n: Â¥eq. ) fof Chanpitony, of BRITISH CANADLAN CHKURCH SERVICES. q x G 9 Eeq , Lindsdy, Accountants, $ Wes (LIMTED) *of James Sabmion & Loi. fi'fi E "‘r"*'!l viu‘ wm;mg 5 ‘ 1y, His Doilt® ‘Jm. m‘ »iloOid Reports, and «il other imaillgr class woek}y newspAper,. .;. eb pkeanile x t worth yet wo a'{‘)"'\ Ei:l;i', E 2y] .cm'j' We oi ol it _ Yeal ns .: Proiessional and was> Pebq d :& ~4a (utoon of Biribs, rriagzat it I fes anl» v‘.' e at thei Gaiiioe he Ciig of Otiawa, C On ind FÂ¥Row THt BHoard Wanted. Em y ofr ‘â€"-"m ”ix P Bee 16 874. "Mr° BÂ¥OH wit | debts ¢ ’Eam-flfl NeF t5ls idew bose rdisso!vea : it â€"OPTAW A â€" CANADA hare is a. ' Col the class and Pks T SEnC EO Oublies, amon®s: : Miscellaneony . " PWE DISSOEUTiUNâ€"Of vixoenot‘s! ty I "a THE TI. PHH LLN the. C 16 4* tha, J A RXI s Kaile or to ©very : in wial Late Jarvig & CaUtTronmr reat soareit\ of ail T 104 somth al CBP _ A . BUONINE cen veightt rho “a‘l'w- pen .:nudctm. T®°Asion Biviing . Atoom . 4n If requiared.â€"A. N ©uuss . w uind Butid make n1OF€ spare . Ipor anythicg «l8 Finies ow obe To:witt con Pal m Bve minute=‘ wa FWNO SENATORS and *. I"s Omnibus io and from the Cars an A WE to Muie 877 A No: es * by Â¥. K. CWALKER, K BERT GRAMAM OF ROYAL MAIL STEA e n es Â¥rotemgant and Catholic. l.flm.v fogâ€"\ber with Mups, Oharts * #" ot plotares _ ho 1e ons 1 a" "CUrid." 4 phscls wih be dbapuighod W * wmoardl A\ 10069 exp© Reserences £1ven wivvioth s iwcname %gm..g-fl-. xt t ic __ wHsR erxkamers oF T y se through sickew «mt NURNISEKED MOUSE To Lat vOL. VIIL NO FTCAMERH m‘â€"fiw Â¥ w“ ‘Il I)A‘,Y“ _ Rates or ~‘&'! To‘ sikgow, LAverpoo!, L« CDabin $50 10 §20 yoid, ac â€" Meturn tickets issued at r or other i Eorieto® Nicitn. t Bow Ageut. 43 x PORTLANE theus »# b» 4s 00s oa as march 11 relend make ap hi detmween, uh VUiawa July 2 OA _ ies LLAW LINE ALGLION ELP WANXTED G1a s g rORK POR ALL moder»e P Ip,â€"SituatiC es oo w T in KB ~ Aised jence ; . oc id To his s Good General 8e ovaviy in t~e nlty. :1 bear Cen tral Bohoo! Kast &‘ 3534 toitsts ta a pPIY ANCHOR LI Stcamshiyps s1reeL end women wabled 10 s* X Y Z, 1 muss office Portinnud. Ma‘re. Rh.â€"We “f‘n” ® NESS THAT WILL C4% Ass0ciale OTTAW A, O amanis. urt House al U. U whal #uy so M bsks w m - fre YAe i "link c rige chak Htotels. KOUN aNS &nS s o. o doas we Box 2, Faru Table A m l ariinIK ont ampice ‘ree. 4 1 6 Breokly BHeatui6, & this Off ‘OOLD & W