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nan-u u an um mi tbe po- Squash“. had up. an up"; or 00-min“ on $hsaueigesteios in making at: Ilium to that employees om. W" Cami! of the-1m Proviry) ot 0nd. when semen we no} to " de. M with, bu been bred solely upon its. o-id-dos, that time mastic. shill; be "ia-mg to the Dani-jo- by the Pun-hp” d Quite and Ont-do, that: setup-.9 they m it but new: am an Dominion den-d. u", my 1n, lining. lb “math 'uh-Ott-Oakes., but it in. been thy pug-i: With. that the“ nu Punk-don, mm. hunch them the bimbo" of p“ M than“ mph: new. wipeqouioulo " Pauline»: A,,au joiner-m- "peovi4" “I ttserefore T Wham/Ir u mural lining to Ibo Solute In cm to "again them, “kit chin - llc [bani-ion Milo thet Si'Si That the: an maul birdslnip if u my“; on: u. view. of the Soul“, in .0 will pal-J to any, but "seti-ahlr. I." I. and can been in»): $123533- -it4q 4.. we do um II ink that [be Ho- but In, by tin mt puma: choke, I." has thrived oi their otBees through no halt of thin. It "my be that Imago! at [anti-no Provioee Mend: In search ol 3 3150'” will light upon these granitic. " het:'-" subjectol oomphinl, an] “new. I. make this explanation in unwind“ of a] outed-xx that may be urged ups-st the gas. a unsung. up)" ttsis m. It“ Quake Ind Opt-Pia should beard» uptu- d that irattouot in when “an "im. m jam, m that. tho “and, flight the contract“ 0! the Union Act, that the onion- of the madam. Council were mu. fan 0‘ on tkesate, - oi "can, t . hit. tttnt such provision only applied-1 til , '3 Mod that the Rev. De. Aux- ooa, who lunar some time been mm" tr-g 'u'lutg health, has append I desite to tip the Choline; a 'ttse Senate, and M £30 Coulil'nt Committee but 1.010‘ in "--e out be be M up. page! anathéaouMmtohodb H whine-um] may)» Swot July nu, hr which map-but». will‘ b. nil-duo tuaetirim at.iormotse who use nary. Thinbbut njnu aim to m. Ann”, who In. no long "ittret.httte "and shamefully» My.“ pe- - In - him in the Jasmin orla yarn and... The n n' importnat hon-i Jilin “In! tea-tho acceptance of Dr. Anna‘- "simian, “1., that Io‘hw- “a borrtti-d,oeitserturrmtedsttta,ut. “in" b In the future nboiuubed. Thin Min, which will mamuu‘ m cold ”than.“ ,rttlitttaoddititant and nvi.‘ at $2,600, kinda; up no lot-loft» mil-cot "bead bythe, “It Can-lanai an game to WI, null- thou-u! doll-I per mun-1,1 u - which the carbon in Mm W nail, cit-outrun "we.“ a very W a,“ am. We presume. his but justice Io our Maritime Province friends to gin than and“ hr inspiring vitality into the Mao-t movement; but" mm claim, a. that" hurl, that eon-um“ unreal bade-um of the two l‘rmvimaul tft Quinn amHutarittheriaretoeameia, M in . spirit of frank concession ot wick they. but no right to dauphin. j Tum ot the Government to d6rttrtttem-ttatioa" ot the Noam “he-upturn; the “Installation yt the my, i-doubt-Ira wine one under the circumstances. " will not only obviate Ween-in- at “other an. of grievance, “We the lolly of the any-uny- Inn-0m policy "commend-I by the " _ Mat the WM". of Nova ”11in - en np'ennnol .nt Oun- VI. it in very and. that the Government "tstht hue had no hit opportunity of mahittg the concession tuv'nnl! the Ieeling ot that Province. As thonaolutiona not! nun-l the Gown-at Dillon the gummy " enable the Govt-or in Council to Adopt the Imen winded ot‘cunency should the Bin not heat-the Alluvial: Congress become bu, nth-evi- the matter will rest in they- Queen-Mueller Stanton. It is m slight ii-i-se Le the Government to have "tdHeaaetudiareeotte in the Non Sentin- Win-matheieuot the My hi; '" It in, ttevertuUst, an immvenienoe 'iii1ii think, any fairly be borne, in via- tt-alutit will, no doubt, exercise up. public sentiment ot that Province. Du. Pun: wwtanotmontlnpnpr‘ to: n tnotioa omitting the nail MDr. TPP- rn. We can hug", belie" that my Inc- ber a the Mouse, not “3"th Anti~Unioo it. till support it, ad "on the Anti-Union- 1stq if “was at Bearing u opted] docilioo in.) the [unpaid Government a: the petition ot thd Nan Semi: Legislature; mint com, nun-l an scuba a the Privy Council in Winiq'llu boot-why of a din“ um ‘tC‘I-h od “equations that manna-d, by placing an the Imperial Government, 3 -eumaat in not] In, - ol furnishing alt the lamination that in likely to ho n- quind. _ _ . W: kin (mi: St. Toto. N. B., that u dump! u being made by the opp"""' of the Gum-anointing out Mr. Crnur in OW to Mr. WILLIS. for the replan- tnaiqa G St. John's county In the load Win. Me. Crnur ha my" ecu- - to been! the stalking bowel an o-itioa,astditutotrehoredtUt M WILL» will be allowed to an: the count. Tm nomination his place on the 4th of nut-nth. . and - B-tand, Ind-w , Co, Kn h 11ood.-araat & Endorses. Fol- "tgtk-E. loud“). I. to Id or it "ie-Nr. Hot-an. F-OB-W-t Todd. 0. no occasion will the name! 9m Advmhonenlnho "tsorted Autumn-pm B-.'"-- At%h-W--4Me.Eist-; 'ilCl)t(li)ttamilCittts trMrrmtiee' efNPerty for Sake! ut-re-thr- SATURDAY. MARCH It NEW 1r"er.1mmrIl's Conn" one“! Papa. 28, 1868. iltp,-lrtre pro-ind introduction of a new plant limb-“licked some correspondence In parcel-nu. And, with your parabola, I would "bra " Hill“. A companion: " - of rociprociiy In panni- with oil the world, and in 'l?8,"d of " position, quota Ibo cupid magnum", Frunce, Ami; Prods, Mud who" in “mold world,“ tho Unilad Butc- in the new. I admit that the eunpln an quoted for the pun». of mama. his pulling“ obout the “may“ tttat could in Idnncod to de nolicli it. Thu couniriu than named m an Very emin- and nor-cric- of the arta ond sciences, “can laduuriol ad machinitb ll um, when lino than no Yul. accumula- tion of capital, and Abundanc- of cheap m. Boclprvcity anon; than in: fair And "" thin)“ who will - an: Canal, cyan; mournwmi o If!” populstiou, ill-iced amt-Load -- ud dear, on coupon with the. giant elm old world i rodprocity wit M mid gin liar nd. mtlnl Ill lull-II III. " to reciprocity whhlthlih‘Mibo ”would be still won. “gym“ on may no on our country; tor with than the plant Inui- not in I speciality my thou-ado or per. cou king and in h; u lhown by the WWII - one. "Tort for 1807, which - an: the swim tor potent. nod ro-iuuu won om 16,000; in connin- niour Ibo you on to Icy that very low po- knu were bound for original inventions, hing trttktV toc humane-u on former And pun-loll and known pdloiplu; whorm in and: (Ontario and Quinn), the nun-hi Munch-wanna” an m were “and, all so. tttthee. m ft-ttWit, mud dis. bowy can... by Ana-icon pun-toes, through 1:11me who" in CM. Til-yin that rocky with "to United1 hon y been patented to the Lop-lo- an this lubjoet, and it is stated that any are coming In during next week, mu. rovmoe M Ontario, I: well u from Oahu, in cuppa of the views which use adroc by the writerof the human. let. tor. T ouhjoot is on important one, and deserve-r the moot mature tsomiUrtuimtrau It is errimullr tleaimble that tho right policy_ --thnt which will but an: tho interests of the miiesioet-otrout be adopted at the was... n. rm and bola: u to the " Nichohon human,” "a McCouICI’I y Roper," or. vary ot-tive-there ought and! to be no moon why on America should pujoy I monopoly in Cumin ot on invocation or dinoovery made in Scotlnnd. or “when; not. map”, it it in to he can“ to my one, would be reserved " who! our own ”an hon the enterprise and my!» imrodnoe it into the Domininn. -(0 l _ to a. than a a. a“... In“, ' of, no objection will b, (then b the House to their rem-win; ht! eon ion for the work they have done. It the Chitrman,.of the. Printing ‘Comn' noted somewhat mhly by in- ‘main; hem wake full notes In the te ;ianiug, e ‘thilk n "asa/nur be found for his “a, in the considmtiou that, if the had been adopted, it should hue duo]! the be‘inning ot tttetlrst Parliw - of Dominion. But hismistskc, be ugh it im- sine-pm toUve been, Inn-u -ntrehtmldemd by the Home, and thumbonogoolnuon (or "fail. Qumran compensation for the work . up to thin due. The I numb" putty I whom the priv Dido-V mama which the House In. uni! t. But there ia a' matter emu-c1, od with t u abject, towhich, " we aye "if inun- oattookers, it my not beout of pine to ullmlo. The Chairman of the Printing piano, “dawning that the Mal I we! reporting vauld hmlopled, i (be "portal-Ito take full notes; and" this induct-ion an “lemmas "ne- liond, but irt.tormailr, by the House. Road; the d... that this project has been damnation the reporters have ae I lug. amount of work, forwhich, in . they ought he be reimbursed. We": line tho matter has been My ' of, no objection will be “in b the Home to their reed-wing but com ion fl3ethe work they have Ame. It the Chlimmnxof the, Printing Tu peoieetbe furnishing at the public - Dacia] report-t of the debate in JUrh' t, and aatabiiahiag a Canadian " I! AM" receive! its quiet-u in the Coud thou My alteraoon by the decisive [ vote bt to 48. With the spirttot'eauotuy Which a now, is " to be hoped tot the mu l of the nth, no generally abroad no other lnanlt could have hem anticipated, and l, meta and the public must rely in hereto. ' the enterprise ofthe Tires for much He . M 'may be pttblidml. llut lapart rotti‘con-itlertttionsot economy, there m her objections to" the adaption out mu otodkinl reporting. Mun)" llmtightt'ul and ally silent merutt, Sal" at once that the ject ofthe Printing Conunitteo, it car. rid would put a premium upon (and y by tempting members to make apeecbpe, tor the were lake at occupying it place i tuottiuGl volume. This not only lit to encumber the few really good ofthe '3esatort--tGt " tVe'tewsvortl, ing, with a mm m” intuluruhle t “whit-few ”allure to Gd room on t ir “Shelves. 'bat it necessarily in")! I the consumption of . greater portitm OW" In. 0! the Home "I listening w-these - , uhleea the American practice ur “malt“, " without deuterium. were result vim Ohm-Bound Quota and!!! may lea-on ble obiiecum to Midwing the ul- timate can ot the gratuities. for it wun be I m ifestrttiustite to New Brunswick tun] Non f ia to charge "Rem to the Dominion reveal .' . whieh, ”pared in I recent the Toronto Ikoder-presenta iit a " light the "gummy; of ghost 0":on to extending to Americans ego. ot the new Paint. Luv. At Jinnah! u number ofpelitiona y been "vented to the Legal:- THI PATII'I' LAW!- ll: The tClerk or the Crown then procecdcd to all the jury, and cheiienged three, when Mr. Cameron Ina-intent tint the Crown land ex- hatutaktiuchallrrnge, but Mr. Fellow" aid the law cited by the defence did not apply, end they were Allowed to proceed. Mr. Cam. ‘eron enid tf they did Bo, it would be at their peril. The crown prosecutor aid he hen _ good mule for cbniienging, because n he had been credibly 'itKomied, may persons had sworn not to convict the Tierners; he, there. tore, proceeded with ell-[lensing ecu-rel more. The leerned conneel then opened the cue for the crown in n forcible nddreex, in which he expreeeedgrent narrow to we a family whom he lied tevorebly known for nanny yearn, brought into so tnuclrtrouble. The drhtlldlnt, Jtuttr't'ler%r, wen the dautrh. ter ofJohn Tit-nts further of Nepeen, in good circtttrtstartces, In old reeident of mny years' Mn“, known to all the, country round, Ind dweye new to be ofgerod rupee- tebllity, and when tbeoounterteitlng wee die- covered the whole community win no lunch _ Inrprleed that very - people‘were incred. ( nlone upon the enbject. ,He wonld,however, l caution the jury that " wee their duty not to eiiow any per-noel conebieretione to iMttettm, their verdict. He then a“ he ehonid be able to ehew by evidence how Jane Tierney had been wntehed by the police, nfter they had received itttormatitrt that counteneit money wee being penned In the city, and but been - to go into ammo: Item, where it wee nileged she had penned bed monuy,nnd on the evening of the eune (by, the 27th November, she had been followed hone to her (other'e home in New, by the police, and there, with'other member! ist' the tamor, erreeted end ta'e22tt','t The learned counsel took this oc oh to pee: e high em lotion: on the police {one ot thin city who, while the rent of the community Ilept,exercieod steeple" vigilance, end kept themed". con. June Tierney In then nrnignedpn an ia. dictment charging her with uttering nounter- felt cola, purporting to be halt doth" of United sum currency, to which she when; not (ditty, G. B. L. Fellow”, Q. c., “IN by Robert Lees, Fur, County Crown Attorney. appeared for the Crown-ml John Hilly-rd Cameron, Buy, 00., June- O'Rellly, Eur, Q. c., Robert Lyony bun., and P, J. Buckh-y, Isuq., for the defence. The Aaud verdict in the can ot Reed u. Kennedy "I opened. Yuma for pluintllf for $416.71. "N APPALLUO Acctimtr.-tht Wednesday night int. in the Torrruhip of Muhnm, about twenty-live miles from Ottnws, it well to do farmer named John Lambert, wn burnt up: slang with seven of his children, end s hind 'ttnn-ttthe, in all, the second oldest daugh- ter being the only on. who escaped. Thai! dwelling 'attghtfirrt About midnight, it is sup- posed from some detect in the cooking stove, when all wan: uleep. This young womn ope-pea through I window and ruched n neighbor's house in her nighk‘kess, pm! (we. the Alan, but slur, too lute to give my nssiu tsnce. When the neighbors ruched the scene sll was-l silent as the ttmb-nothing was) left huts lot of chsrred bones. Mr. Luther! wu‘very much unheard by I“ who knew him, snd his sud fate, with that of " children, he. out n gloom over the whole community. Yesterday s coronor‘s inquest was held. upon the renuinl, and we lean thst a verdict of “accidental death . wu given. The hired Inn's nsme wss lard-y, son of i farmer who Also lives in the Township ot Kuhn. About Iyenr I30, while Mr. Lambert - moving down iron Knuhuu to his farm, " wife died in the sleigh in which she was: riding. The Court "eyed " 9:30 o'clock, ind we: tit1mt to or.rdorritqr by people anxious to hen the Tierney Mall. _ COURT' OF ACIIZE-IIOURTII DAY. NIKE PERIONI BURNT To DEATH. 3 Hunt: had of late I sum-It of " {Marcelo} uh!" cormpondencépnd our columns being preoccupied this mbmtng, In are compelled to titrter the publication dt "Cmttooemtett" let. ter until next Inna. " Reciprocity" on the Pa. tent Laws in unavoidably deferred fol-the who rel-om. Allow the arrivals yulerdny Iver. the Hon. ltr. AIDIIIOI, Senator, and E. It. Hummus: Esq , WP., for Lunenbum. hurl pater, would be annoyed, _$f"er clam that reciprocity in patents would glva the United sum great Minam- over us. Ind like, thited sme- iron watchmen, we don't unit it; also, that every doll" him out of the country by toulgn Wanton, u " etrectaallr lost to In, " though it vu thrown into Luke ()nurio,nnd no eqniuleut received. Bturutt C'asunus. liable foreign invrntionl, and which-mt. d to their huge protective tarlir-hatulouut, less and greatly in dereloping. "Nil manu- he mm. Patent Inn was tbrniutrouucot in lrvtt' Britain,and tuned to reward the Ikill and industry of British. unhj 1-0.4 land one provision of which Wu: >1 gnu.” ntimullnt to rein-rel), a! it unruly” than to pole"! any "Iii-hie invention tho any have discovered in their tmech, in foreign countries, and which Ima doubt. lcu [uni no "null when: in plncing limit Britain where sins now tttattua-iu the art. and "tattttractttrra-tar Jn minim of III other notion: In the world. TGt bor which in: Munich! to Britain, grunt, rid. and powerful, won“ surely be bvnvtictht to Canaan, timing tho infancy of her manufac- tured. Attterivaus and thuir ”Mom-u talk very ulibh about ruciprocity in patents, win-u tin: mi raining“ In: clearly on their tide ; what About copyright"! no word of reciprocity; wiry? uimply become England would be the aim-r. What would the malthy iron owner: ot Prrutrrleania say, if reciprocity with Eng. land in iron, were proponui'! (which in now protested bynduty ot only ttc.) why. User, would longb. One yeor of, Inch reciprocity with England, uni the iron mu. chino United“ state-huh in I wurco of immune would! mm rich. Thu woodvn pavement, now known as the " Nicholwn pavement,’ mu iiist in. vented and mm] in Norway, and swrml your: Alter, was introduced "ttonthe United sum-u (new 14 year: ago) by the late Samuel Nichol- son, of Bolton, who chained I patent for it, through which he milled m Immune for. tune. Thu-u can" will lath! to show Hm facility with which patents Bre obluhu-Il for I r .lnnatlmn Would be unfelt by. him; while Irma thu immvnm- number of npplicnntn at Washington, We may rcuonnbly Immune, \vr would iuss,. "bumtance of them, " un- Ann-ri- (an pal-'lllli', upon payment of n mm“ (w. would be cnabled to send his putt-mu bromi- cnat ovu-r the Dominion, Ind would doubtless" (Inuit trltugcotuount clout too limitul capital every year. In cute of reciprocity n gum wrong would be inlllrlrd on Cunndu. trout In: fact, than an immense number of prtlc'tln oluiuml and registered an American, are sim ply copies, improvvmettu,pe ulnptntions purely of foreign lnvnntiommnd notably among them I would mention two, whlch have been the Mull’ct: of immcnw gain to their introduce" '. namrly, the new celebrrited " taper," and the no in“ cviebrated “Nicholson pennant." Ttu, mp" was an original invention of thu New. Patrick "ell, minister of Cannyllir, Scotlnud‘ (who rcccntly at a public meeting in Bcothutd," “aw tut accouutuf how he matured and tun-u the iuveptiott)whictt man not!” retsrutttterwartlts introduced and patented it theUuited titatetury McCurnairk,aa his invention ; and the royllticu from Hint of the machines, have undo mu, sum would 3qu to In a market with 30.00,",- 000 of population, whllu thr. ’I'nltml sum-x would only have I market of wuu- 4 ”no.1 (m; is the old Male cry of lha Yartko, pateut up». tutor, echoed ltr the amen" and upulughln in Canada. Why this are}: inn-ml! inwthu wri- fare pt my poor Cnuulimu ? Why nu pruning that we Ivvcpl such a good human: ? l wu- ture to my. sir, that tho ualvnnlngvn would be similar to those We obtained win-u the Mum.- bolmclnry In“ lixrll, Ind in way m‘llh'. "will we hum had with our cute cousin": titvy urnuld b. all mi (heir tide. Thain-1w- titato be derived by Canal. irolu recipro- city would be limitcuto n In.“ numb-r, and all the mom-y Hwy could get out of "ruth- Toronto, Much 23rd, 1868 "-mtt1uoitUt- [ their mam» V It Intro-luau] ir, n rewnnl the I k I ' nnIIj 1"“, W was A grunt Fl it ruuluhvll '-‘ Veuliou tltcy l d, Inn-In iul In... lL...L- on Bum-mm. Davis orortt-r Ill one or the pa. lice who went to Tiornoy‘l hon-u on the night in qn.~ution, Here the witness motor-bu the l viueuco ot tho In: Imam no! “Mod '. When I went qttd", I not Michael Tint-my cox-In; down. an no I "tht In (in non whvro I In: Munich. a. VII can!" to. John Jordan "tom, "id-ct Vent. on the 27:11.! November to the helm ofJohn Tier- ney m pregn; I VII the that in tip. house; I there an: John, MichuI,Ihd Ham‘h'l'icr- ney,:md Chub:- Buckley, Ind tU girl. At, ten-mil the rut ‘ut tho pollen-on "ur"ht; John Tierney nu down "lift. 'On going up shim we"! I wotk-benuh,- tsimilar' to WM would be mad in I buck-nullif- shop, I num- ber of tools, and the coil now prod-mm in court with the din, including tho on. for making the Bdtilh shilling]. The Queen M. John Tiuney, Michal Tier- ney, Murtagh Tierney. uni C'terltrt,t#rceur, for huingin their Won the 1rtiptosmrrttd for counterfeiting tho coinoi the min. The prilonem were nrniznod And unruly plow. ed nut guilty. The when": were 'dofondd by no "ttttt counsel " in incl-lien... The Cron u protects“! oponod in on Ohio add“, netting foith the darn" to the community of A lam: spurioun currcncyg Ho than pound out lac nuuro of tho evidence In intended to ulducr, and aid, it tho die Wain the poo- semi m of none of them, and the girl In: boon tscquittAt,it must neceuurily follow tint it In: ill tho pone-don of Dome of the prldonm " the bar. It will require no attach of con- scicuce to come to that conclusion. Notwith- ntnnding all tint has In": aid, you will con- older tint Although I have not had the upe- rienu: of my learned "hand for tho prUotttrnV in tho Supuior Courts, yet I trorto be u itotr-4t in my duller to the Crown u in do- xlm to ho to " clients. I any fuel: littlo excil~-d, somewhat warm, toaiar, u I hue born taunted, but still I annually instruct you to not tind thou' parties guilty, union the ovidcnco will wnrunt you in not unwitting them. I ' Mr. Cameron then addreaa'ed the jury. He aald kgreht deal at feeling had apparently been imported into thin cm. The learned Couuael for the Crown had felt it to be hie duty to caution the Jury again“ being in- flueaced by their feelings towarda the prie- oner,or hy,the ittfuestttteofher family in the c6mmunlty. He did not like when h ar- gumenu. We are to try this ','fulrd0'hT out regard to the reat of the family. The lemned gentleman then proceeded to ahow that preview to the year 1858 the nil-demean- or of which the defendant Mood 'altamtnt waa ' not recognised " an offence agalnat ‘the lava " all, and it waa upon an in. dictment framed upon a atatuta of that date that defendant was to be tried. " to the coin which aha waa alleged to have pau- ed bearing the date of 1861, it had hot been proved that there had been an lane of that date and denomination In the United Staten. The question had been aaked, but witueuea could nut tell anything of the matter. This waa a point which Inuit be proved by an ottimrr of the United Statep mint, or it could not be ahown that it weaareally a counterfeit of an _ American coin tuned by the authority of the l United Statea Government. And this proof the Crown had . tailed to produce. The learned counael than argued that the half dollar aid to have been taken by lire. Wignore had not been shown to have been panned bythe defendant, for the one whit h she marked could not be the one pro- duced, for here had aux one mark and thin haa three. After lone rthrrrtrtrhrirgmn.nu Mr. Cameron concluded an eloquent uldreee by n powerful appeal to the feeling ot the jury. A "in Worship summed up, allowing the boning: ot the evidence, after" which the jury round und'in I short time an" in with l vomiut " Not Guilty." The next cue wu The judge raerved this pain]. tot "suntan: irtAirrtrtcitt the "on: of I cottvictUrt. Mr. Cameron objected that there nu no frroot that the coin produced dated 1861, and which the crown alleges to be updriom, In in tact current coin pf the yytei State: of America, and that it In iatnted by the authority of the United Staten. It that w proved to have been coined on duo authority, which Ina not been done. The Currency Act do“ not make American half dollar, currtnt in this Province, and from the fact that it in a foreign coin, it I: calential to prove that It It Inad- under authority. 1 Mr. Wade, nun-cu of the Ont-do Bulk, nu than A tannin. ledollu Ind one ot them passed by June Tiuriey, and drchred it his opinion that the flat was good an! the latter . had one. ' l ' , 'J‘hiuvu the can for the Crown. Mr. Lees then went out the evidence " some length, sud uguod that the money has been shown to be had, and that the dolondant must have but 3 guilty 1tu?rttdsptottho hot. Heorge L. Or%e-t believe lrecogniu the priuoner u lining been in our now on lb. 2tth November, and purchued In Inicle for which she 3." ms Whit purported to be: silver half dollar, Unit“! State- currency, Ind which I returned, believing it to beam one. Defence objected to this evidence/as the coin ttll, ged to have been paced wu not prodhced. Evidence ruled out by “to Court. - To Mr. Uameron-1 hue never dealt ll gold or uilve: bullion In the United sum. Ido not know it there wu In lump of hulfdollarl in lam. _ " _ June: 'i. Pennock, (worn) -l mu broker in chin city, And deal m Iilwr. Taking gold u I ltandnrd, the nominal value of the lllwr mm door in a link: has thin titty cents. .' be- lieve this coin produced by McVuity in not I genuine silver half dollar , Wm. Young, jeweller, .ororrr-O't"t min. pnducod): Could not "our will! the. ooh" are com of; it in not 'ilrer, but bears I alight 'ed1't/lf,;d to it ; the coin is intended to rcpwsont an Auction: hull dollar. dwiinultu nous-examine thin witneu. Emily Wigwam sworn, said l The defendant and: into my shop on the 27111 of November, an I bought 6d. worth of paper, Ind glue Inn y] It appeared to be u "in: balf doliur, and] gun: hrr tho change. rput the lurk of tho mm:- on the half dolls: attenunll, In the pre- nrl.L’v ot' run-tibia McVelty. ‘l'u Mr. o'tutilly-My husband In): [mum shop taking money that dun-ad so wan-girl; both could go to tho till; them MM other nil "tr and coupe: in the till; t put only one m..rk on it, and did not me tin; on." two think. that are on it now. atamtly [mind " to the movement. of Im- ', pm ted penan- hero undiluwhen, to the end 1 that tltcr might guard nd'protcct the inter. I est. ot the people. ', ’ U'm. Mchity In: then sworn madam-0d , -'s"ltiit outhu 27th of Nun-tuber ho saw de. I feuMat buy lone apples of A poor woman l who keptu aunt] 'tear the bridge ; that be M" I "tuit for by Detective O'Neili, wifo i'nformed him that some person In: ubontthe city pu- l rt" f vonnh'rl‘eit money, Ind ducrlbcd the MI!- ', [in but perm‘u's appearance gud are“. Wit- i ne- 4 recognised the penal: b'r the itemmpturr 1 to bu Jame Tierney, whom he Anal-um]: I wazchml Mn! wwhcr entur‘acwml atoms. In l'|-,wr Towu uln- entered a ismall candy and I .~lu¢iuncl‘y rhop kept by Mm. Whtmore, wlwru K h" was antenna]: told by Mrs. Wigmore nhu , ha I spent nixpcuca, for which the hadglrcu a i bad hslftlollur, and received her chime in i gum] mum-y. She afterward: m-ut to Orluu‘n 't'o Mr. C'autcrrou--The coins I have nhowu have been in my Wmmuiuu "cr udder, locked up in a 1tmwer,-to which no uthvr pet-ton had mums. Did not ointo “ac-(men which ttlte onurml to watch gun pun th" bad money, but pr (and to waittill aha can]: out. I hid the imormatlou. having 1 previously aonuultcd 014 um and Sergeant Davis. Did not speak to thc girl on the “rent: {out out I want“ to 'trrv.sttteronlr. To Mr. trvllowuse-'l'tn, coln prmlucod in thud m: Ike-l iumy prv.etMN, by Ms. Wigwam. Hutu-live O'Neill sworn-Ducribod the via: to Timmy. home in Newmlud the, timing the coins,too)tr/work-boictt,cturuico kn . A light may in the, room when, the bench m any“ n numberuf the coinl which, when l “n ',um hot to be hrld In clwhund. Two . I ”Mum am: not hot. The defence gum! mum-y. She afterward: m-ut to Orlnu'n "unit: "ore win-rs: Ibo pun-Luna] A (riding ulllclt‘, and offered win-t. Mr. Urine: bu. lies ml to be bad money Ind retained it. Wit. “Nd further duponud that Mrs, Wigwam shew- rd him four News of counterfeit money, pro. du oi In cuurt,whiuhlud been inhil motion m. r niucv. He the" described the manner 0mm whole police force goth“ to the, home of Tirr. mv on the same uigttt,_tba "not of thu 'l'ivrney‘ "nd the Mdimt of mama! and (0an for umklng cola. The tool: eotuhstcd of a bum, galvouic buttery, dies, fhotnicaU, kc iien, a trunk containing the arm-la mun from lhu workshop in Turner" home want opctictl in court. A huge number ofcolm in 'several Mage' of Inuuufncfure which “in: found were also produced. Without continual! --wbeu I MIN Jane 'l‘irruey aha w“ u th _ bottom of the stair: In hvr futhur'u Imus». ran: OTI‘AWA rIMEés. MARCH 2 hot. The dvfetice CottrtittY ACMUITL, Hon. Mr. SEYMOUR brought in the second "port of the 8.100: Commit“. on Cotstit-rtt The Bill In then read I lacuna time, and on motion "tuned ton ootntttittoe otthe whole Home on Tum! nut. Au" LAWN. Mon. ltr. CAMPBELL laid when this Bill m biota the Bonn for I mom] reading nu objection Wu taken In to the legal right of this LegMature to deal with the subject in the mode which this Bill coutemplnwd. He was demand of inning the advice ofthe Luv om - w! of the drown upon them [hints to which objection haul been made. Oimumnuncolhld pmventud the Chief Justice Iroirrairlttg " Mutton to it My, but In hopod during the Viki: " get the brmvtit of " opinion upon it. thank no" (ht the Bill by "Mad to a qorttmlttotr of the whole Home on Thursdny tgmrt.-Carrdd. l _ Hon. It. CAMPBELL moved the second walla; ofthe "Bill to momma the winding up ofincorporated compnnies," And said the Bill was compiled from In English Act, and from I Bill which wine years ago mu lutroducud into the Legislntlvo Council ofthe former Pro. vince ot Urpor Cuudi. Ho had added to the Bill in trrWrr to adapt it to the circumsuncen of the country. Hedid not think it necessary to uphill the varied: chutes of the Bill at the second railing, as he would have an oppor- tunity of doing no when the Bill was before the at!“ gin-o by chute. lion. Mr. HAZEN considered it muscle“ in“ of moriey to publinh the debates in the manor proposed. Re would repeat that he I“ willful that lone provision should be “on“. "port of lholl‘ speeches, for which ho wuyllllnz to expend a reasonable amount of money: Hon. Mr. WHzIUT Mid he ‘ was decidedly in ("or ofhnving um. reports published, an 001cm debate. could be depended upon. It had been um that we taunt look'to this Sen- no u I protection to the [Morena of the Ma. titlmo Provincelna they had In equal reprc. “nation with Ontario and Ouch-c, then-fore it mm tho Intern-t of tho “ultimo Proriu, eel to have A record or the opinions of the number: ot thin House. “on. w. HAZBN said he suppou-dhis hon. Mind hidderivod hut Information from some perm who nu irttereate0 In having the de- bat" publllhgl: _ Hon. Mr. McCall] mid that his hon. friend but copiod the opinion own-um! by tho chair- nm of tho Committee on Printing, that the probable expense of publishing the debates, would amount. to double the estimated coat of $12,000. lie (It. McCully) had, upon enqui- ry, received information which WM ctstiruly nlhblo,.that it wouhl be impossible for the upon” to be beyond SI2,000. Under the unnamed“. m.tdt the Inn: in tized by mam First, on behalf of. tho- reporters, mud second- v, on baht“ of tho publluhcm, an that while It my be let! than $12,000, it is impossible, for It to be more. _' q Hon. Mr. CAMPBELL replied that it was not the intention of oove)naient to introduce my measure tor tint purpose. anon-run plum. Hon. Mr. HAZEN aid that as the report or the Printing Committee in reference to the pubthmtion of oiticial debates, wan not to be brought heron: the Home to-duy, he would bog leave to allow hi: amendment, " That it in not “viable in the prenent state of the tittanmm of the Dominion, limo sum emulated at 824,000 Ind upwards, would be applied out of the committed revenue of Oaurio, Que- bec,-Novn Scotti, ind New Brunewick, for reporting the \Ipeechu of hon. Senior: in queetlonl before thin Home," wound-over until the Report of the Printing Committee an ' up. He aid he had no objection to paying l em" Imount for nome reasonable nbutnct of the dew“, if my such proposi- tion In: brought forward. He could not are why it w that the reports given in the news,- paper. were notmtufactorr to the Home. Hon. Mr. DICKEY enquir'ud whether it was the intention of the Government to submit, durlng the present Selaion, any "manure tor the poatpot"ttttrttt or Ibolilion of the postage nun-anyway; _._.__A J Hon. Mr. CAMPBELL replied that it would In my to have . Bill [mated to regulate than maria, but he did not know whether the Government would be Iblu to introduce a bill for that purpose durum: the prowut ties- Ilon or not ; ndther could‘ he state what the bill would be, u to the effect it would hue In regard to Judge: who Md. resignml their otBeea before the frrrrt of July hut. He hoped to belhlo before many days to inlonn the Home whether or not the uoverntnent would be nblcto introduce such a bill during the present Session. Ina uounly comm, under the 100th rum-lion of “The Brim}: Noah America Act," during the present Session, and if m, whctlwr the “no will be retro-uetary,uu as to Mrect Judges who "signed their omen! before, tho flrst day of Jule int. _ . And 1yuttrI'viir, Hilde; tii/Ga', : llon. Mr. New“: , enquired whether it was _tlw Intention of Mlniuters to introduvu all”! rcgulttlng the salaries, allowances and pen. Iiom of tho midge- of the Bu'persor, District Mun. Mr. CAMPBELL mid doubt but this amount would then: could be no objection to their credit. . Hon. Mr. McCULLY mid this House xhpuld lure the ",tutrartcre tlmmhis amount would lu- clnrged to those Provinces, on account of (In. amount rcceived by them as indemnity. lion. Mr. CAMPBELL tittid thin mum-r had come under the consideration of the Govern. meut,md n was their Intention to insert nu 19m,” ply them trrou/which ws'rtt accident. tilly omitted on account of tha chuuxe in the fUcal yen. It being the evident Litunlion of the late Unnuliun Parliament to pay llwsv grants, the nmonpt Would bu l'crlllldml by the vaincuu or Ouuriu and Quebec. Him. Mr. RYAN enquirml ol the Howl-ru- Inn-m. whether lhy arrangement had bevn made fur the payment of the toutal grant: which Ind hem approprmml in mid ofchari. “bl-a Sanitation. which had gone into arrears owing to the change of the [hind your from January to July. Them ttpproptiatioo hm] nan-r been received, although iuchnitut In the mum] punt. 'iqus'ts'PEatielt toitk the c-Imir in u o'clock. The court held Um objection to ha L" and instructed the jun] to find a verdict dvzfcndnulu, which was accordingly door, the defendant-t urllnrcd to rn-uclv thrir mgnluncen to nppuur thin _tuorain,ar to (rim! on tusotlwr indictment. THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT _ E. J. O'Neill, Dutecilvv, sworn -- l I went to Tletneru hoase in compmy with the other policemen on the night of the 27th November. I gathered up the things now produced, and put them in thetrunk. On going into the workshop}: found thu tools and chemlcnln tar coining Amrrlmn mum-y, .rtndn die for making British shillings of tin- nign of Queen Victoria. Hero witness gun- a ducrlptlon of the div, and statmi that lm had taken impression: from is. V We :u’rrntui all the prisoners. 0n coming to town w.» st .5). petl at Bull's content, Mill wvnt tutu a tavern to get A drink, nod twont the pl-liuc-mvn our. tied the trunk into tin- huusw, and mn-ofliwm suit on it. Ever since tlmt time the trunk amt its contents huvulmcn in my "um-Minn. Wm. Mchlty corrolr'rnu-d tlie whole of ti: V teatituony ot'l'ut witness. _ Mr. Wade proved the spurious t hurngl. r of tite coin: produced. ' This: tNt' the out: forthe crown. 3tr.Camerott for [he "efence, rni‘wi th.. o'o. jectlun that there il no Act in this Proviusu. linking it an uni-two to hnwn {in far making conutertelt British shillings in this l‘rovim-u. It mint he idiom: that the British shilling mentioned in the Currency Act In- p it-d ta silver 'curwnt in this Province. The indictment does, not allege that it was so cor. rent, nuvl it thin-lo c defective. nude no. but before we could get in,ut. light went out. When we got a light, we fullll'! Buckley behind the door con-ml with Imm- COIN that were hanging behind the door. We found the allele: produced here." With ll..- cxceptiou of two, the die, were hm enough to burn the hands, the British uhilling 1lie and “other were cold. Alter routiar, In PARLIAMENT: [at bHSSKW RANT! ro CHARITABLE Ih's't'tT'Ui'ioxs IIOOIPOIATID CnIPAIIII II'BPAPIR I'DITA u' r, IALARIII " JL'DGII THE SENATE 'l'uvsusyav, March thum'wns no be. paid, and putting it to 18u'.8 for' and ight l Accountant atnentled by thlt Committee. nnvl ‘ He then read a portion of tlm tinet report of "ntt I the Contingent Committee, Ind mid that the We , hon. members would see tlmt the Home hav- llm l in: mlophd this report, took the ground that t to I all tis" “rm-cu of the Smut" were vauarit, until l and l the olllccrs were reappointed to their ottiees: l that is, Confederation swept out all the em, - 1 ployeert of the establishment. The Commit- ‘my I tee hm'e in obedience to tlnt order submitted ght ‘tlm report now before the Maine. Ho then nit! read the report of the Committee, which ne- On commended the discharge of some of. the ofti. tols cen,givlng them one and two your salary. my, according to the time they had been employed, l th" and the reductlon of th-s mluloa of some ch {as the otticeng who remained. He said it was had impossible that no great n change could be all Insult-,1” WM made in the constitution ofa .p. country, without producing hlnlship ln eur- m n min elm-A, but tltecotntnittevUd recommend, m. ell y, ry liberal umtultieu to II? those other" will who haul been long in the acrvioe, and Ind not ind been n-ftqpuinh-d. Thu nginlntivc Council having been abolished by the Act of Confed- ‘h r oration, it follows that all the employees were _ also (liuclurgeu'. la this report it in recom- ' of] mauled that $1,400 per {tannin be paid to the ' l, rice en we now my. If they pee-ed thu report in its present form it would deal . very Mun blow to a number oft-men, who had not done nnything to delerve it. In 1864 the scale of salutes whlch was recommended in future appointment. we: needy the name an is recommended by this commlttee,nnd tint wu the male they should now adopt In neg-rd to future incuinbeatr. He then quoted from I rqteeclt made by the Ron. Hr. Beytnon'r when the subject of Confederation wu being du. culled, in winch he urged that per-one who held o‘lllcos under the late Chandler: Govern- ment could not be turned adrift without due consideration. He quoted from seven! report; of previous committees to show that the prin- Ciplc of nut reducing the and“ ot preeent incumbents mu ‘nlvnye recognind by the Home, and he also Mel-ted to the English Parllunent u recognising the tune principle. He thought " thin moment wheu.we were I dependency of the Brltthcown, we Mid not In Mice with the British the“. After making some tel-uh In regent to the titicerq deem by the proposed nee!- of do rlee, he hoped can“: Mouthp- hnd who. mnde on account“ undone! put-jellies,” concluded by moving the following unend- tnent '. e be Hon. W. LsTKLLIElt on BT'. JUST could not come to the conclusion that the pdnclple upon which tint report we: boned. no wand. it is true if you adopt that report trcotuiderabte Having will bemade, bat this argument Ihourd hue no weight with stateemen where principle is concerned. The parliamentary hletory or England, which should be our guide in thie matter, presented no precedent of thU kind. The Civil Service Act declem that nothing in that Act should elect thee-Juice of Any ot the onions or the Civil Service, to long on they continue in their ottioe,amt this principle hi whet we have elweye noted upon in this Home. In lRGl the Committee on Contingent Ac- counts of the Legislative Council reported thet the unluiee of the amour: of the Home were too high, end A reduction I“ when; ded, but only to epply tofuture Appointments. lie edmitted that the alerlee were too high, but if we could par than lulu-ice in the late Provinceui Connie We could better "ottt to pay them now when {our Provlnoen were unl- ted. Let us pay the present 1mmtntntuattteir _ present salaries, and declare hen-pullout! that I in tuture Wu shnll ieer on] ench high sale. I be collected from any depertlnent of the service, if the credit of the Dominion is to be maintained. We have now A very urge debt coml'leringour resourcen, and it in wowed to lncreue that debt by A very iargs mm, for the construction of the IntercolOnlel'Beilwey, in openlnrr Up the Noethmmt Territory, And In the defence of the country, therefore, nnlm the greatest vigl lence en deconomy bepurnned, it wilt be utterly ilupoull-lo to fluke the re. source. of the country inch the revenue enough to meet our expense: and melntaln our credit, With these few remarks he would more that thll report of the Contingent Com- mittee be adapted. . oil of Canada, or the Senate. It has been urged in: one reason whytthe Usher of the Black Rod simuld have a residence in the Parliament building, because he in the prin- cipal oilicer in the House of Lords. Here the came it dim-rent, the clerk being the principal oiticer, and his nttendance being required, he should the n residence in the building. lie thought the T/lt,',',":: which had been made between the t enataand the House of Louis would scarcely apply. in the House at Lords there were Benches of Bishops and Lord-s; bet in Canada it was found expedient that Bishops and Judges should not occupy seats in the Senate. The Circumstances of the two bodies were entirely dilrerettt. What would be thought of the Lord Chancellor of England if,.tterepit possible, he should get re. turned for a Local Legiallturo and take. Ina-it in a Local Parliament, but here our hon. Speaker, though holding a place similartothat at the Lord Chancellor, occupies his place in the Local Legislature of Quebec. He did not any that this was not right; but it showed that the circumstances of the‘two countries wore entirely diftoreat. In regard to the other oilioern' salaries, there was no reduction made in that ofthe House keeper. The Post- mastera aitustion being permanent, the actin( Postmarter mustbc a permanent messenger. ( [ The Library messengerhaviug to not as clerk _ andmuunger it is proposed to nuke no re. duction in his salary. The assistant door- keeper has been appointed a tMrrtttttttetttrtttea- sen‘er, " salary was tusd pt Woo a year as Sessional messenger, but now his services having to be continued the whole year an in- crease is made of $200 for that service. Ses- slonal messenger: are to be paid $200 each. in regard to the report he did not attach Io much importance to the amount really saved as to the principle involved. " was a step in the right direction, and at the right time. it is a step which ought to be taken now, when we have started under a new constitu- tion. We already see the other branch of the Legislature following our example, and it is to be hoped the Government in organising their Departments will introduce an etiieitsnt system of reform. If they allowed this op. portunity to was they would' not be able to make any retrenchment. It was necessary that every cent should be saved, was well asall the revenue collected which can That under mun: circumstances it I. not. ' 'rlerk ofthe House. This seem: a large re- uluttion 4mm the ulary enjoyed by him an I‘lvrk uiuier the: late Legialntlvo Council of (ulna-in. it mo. perhaps adviuble that he should show what Were the nitric! tiled and vecottttitvttrdvd by former committees. In 1811 after the l'nion ot Uppcr null Lower (trunnion. committeu wan up. pointed on tho subject of salaries, one! accord- ing to the scale ofsalarie- listed by them tho clerk was to receive tivu hundred pounds a yenr. That amount has been inch-aim! with-l out any method,at various tium. ucconlin to l the reports of diluent committee h'%,' Sessions of 1834 and ms the mlarlua of the otlicors were increased in ouch you. Ho tin-n rend from the journals at those years F showing the lute "I increase of the Minion of nilicors, that of the clerk being hon-sued to 1.17.30, with a reeotnmendntiou by the commit- tou that his successor should ruceivu only £600 per annum. _ In 1855 under the tuttlusr-. ity oian Act which utthot‘iaed the Governor in Council, by order of the Council, to in. crrase the solar-ion of employees, an increue of £60 a your more Wu nude to the clerk'u salary, as Wu'l not an increase. of the sol-wie- of thoother ernployccu of’thc Home. lie was nevcroblu " had, although he bod examined Hm journnln, upon what authority this lncreaae wasmade. llu: but found authority for in- creatiingsthc “but”: of unicorn in the Depart- ments, but "one for increasing the salaries of ( employees of the llotue. in explaining the reduction of tltotitterettt “lulu he laid they bad fixed the salary ofthe " Gentleman l'ahcr of the Black itoU" " $l,000 a year. The salary of this otticer had been tired at £loo utter the l'nion oi Upper and Lower Canadn, and it wits commend .uttieient, the otlto, being lille" " n gentlomn trom Upper cu- null. tor in number of yam, who had never made any application: for an increase ot ulary. The incumbent of this ottice now received in addition to hit: salary, a rcaldence, tnel, to, which w" worth It considerable mum. It was not really Itvci-sany that this otticer uhould remain hero longer than'durlng the scallion of Pttrliatneut,hscvuu he has no duties to per- form after the close of the Bunion. The clerk hAdthe stun-[Wilton of all the olhcen. and it was hit (1th to retrain at the seat ot l Governmcnt, In; hiu bervicea could not be our t penacd with unless) relieved by one of' the ' _ autumn clerks. il England the Usher ot l the Black Rod was the resident by order of i the Houtw, of Lords; but here no Inch action ', haa'hceu taken by the late Legislative Coun- l pennion T He “twin not. While ho tyn- pubis“! with thouyho would "in, in could nounsip coming to the conclusion an: if Ic- tion in my... In warned every one td. Inltud, than the action [grow-ed in the "port brought in by his hon. friend thank-and the Committee, In "film In“ ttttagitkmt. kind under our union ol aunt-amt. in nfmnco mine when to Lamina in the service, they no to be allowed to conduct duh prudent nluiu n rest [volumetric of July next. Under the “when it can to he nix month, but we Innocen- to“. condition lint any night not in do I bring down their anyone-to thou railed Hon. Mr. CAMPBELL seid something had been gained by delay. One of the oilinera ot the House he was able to give employment to in his own Department, and another had to. tired altogether. Other sseelonai More had taken the seeeional allowunce end found employment elsewhem. it was no hard-hip " all to tell a young man that a certain run: was allowed him, and he could get employ- meutu well in other situations. _ the I adjournment of the House he had the eatio‘ faction of being able to inform the Chain-u of the Committee that the Government of the Dominion would "8tMtttt the ruponelhllity of auctioning the peynient of one or more _ my to mine of the-older servants whose aer- vlcen would be disponsed with. He would ask was not this n lineal mode of dealing with than ? Would any gentleman he willing to have the Home pension them it they had the power l To do so would he agnlnst the pub- lic opinion of the country, and they could not poesibly carry it through the Legislature. A dinerent state of things exist here, to what exist in England, theretorc the instance. which his hon. friend had cited with an Inch {urea ore not In point and ought not to weigh with this House. In England they have a syatem of pen-toning, but we have no ouch eyetem here, therefore it we come to the con- clueion that a large eta! ot oaieera ls unusua- nery, and it is deeirehie to show the. acne consideration, as that consideration cannot be l given in the shape of Pension, It run-at be given an n libeiai’allowaaoe to thou whoare r likely to tsutrer by the practice of such econ-y on our Mes we think the country "on“. We say we will give two years'sslary to those eiiicers who have served the House be up- wanla of twenty year-e. Thla in reference to two of theee edict-es will amount to upward. ot £2,000. The“ gentlemen are beyond the meridian of life, and they get nearly £1,200, which at their time of life would buy an an- nuity not to hedespised. It they do not wieh to huyan annuity they would have that money to so» than: over several years, which will al- low thorn time to get other euploy-ent; but if tin-re it no other employment to st it would (We then ninety or one 141'dl poundsa year as in?“ upon the amount. In the eheence of ystern of pendant!“ the change to then: .is an favorable as is given to any one, and it beyond their anticin done. Those who have .served for lean thal twenty yesre, it is pmooeed shall have one_ yenr'l salary. Surely it cannot he a hard thittg torus - lotto.- tgBeer- III-join, of when hive not netted out an: navel r--Attat we will give than 030 yd- pay on their din-ital. Shall tt be aid that ttte tact ot I pamn’u lacing ”point-d brtho late Labial" Counts“ of Cand- " an put um you: give: him I right to M” I Hon. Mr. LITELLIER " tiT.JUtiT aid that when unit motion w“ proposed he Ind not mule up " mind u to the comic he would puruuegbut when he "tucted upon the mutter he reached to more this unend- Inent. ‘I tits more mm to the [akin to be ducted by IM- report to look out for other slut-“om. HI. hon. friend (Mr. LeTollier do St. Jud) any then hard contemplued (In emu-u he bu now panama! than I“ nearing In hu motion to Indicate that In couwmplstcd put- ting it in It! pro-cm. dupe. Deputy t'oattnaatrrAN"wmt (at but £650 a yen each, and they work me wholo you round, theirduliu lasing innenul in excess ot my duties performed by any 'SIL',' of this Home. During the only part of the Soul»- he wmnxloun to have this subject pounced until the present period, in order to [In a m. 1nd inlW,‘ "c..T..T.r. Penn-moat Non-up" '8ffuyet ycnunpn .. Hon. "LCAMI'BELL mid “In, hovevor nnpleunnt the question might In, It had to bu met. It (my!!! rr' dosinble to hare Ind the Buck Rod............-... 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Second ' u'lprk............................l Clorkofdu lingual: J ottrttBU l Clerk of tytriiGLUGiTtr,l Idvlublo to recommend my trtateriat intern renco with the otticem sud scrum- who have been in poucuiuu of their red (in "iees an oftieeré and servants of this 'rd','.' since the first otJaly In“ until the pre-pt. day, but that In tio, event of vm'ancicu occimiug in future, the following scale of reductions in the all- ries be Itch-d upon and followed in each out .. PM how Sand... Sum“. M" 1300 I .200 'oo 1mm 1,800 1,590 1.390 2,600 [.130 2.600 3,400 500 800 Too 38 I LOGO L200 000 Moo I .600 t .10) 1,000 400 300 “can" an)". ‘ The Bill [or coma-mun nap-Id the Scent." of sum (or Cunt d“ a... noun. om» non. Mr. LAIOEVIK, vi a third “In And Ian-ed. . Dunno-lot "nun-at ‘ The am [or cow-um a. Pall-Id a! CM t'tte-r'orth. tic-hoof“. Cit-Iv" ulna rend-third tine-04M. muck-u. smug. Hon. J. was am. up": a Nt amumdmwumuu f "In". to the apron-lub- It! . : lam”, . - non. It. BOLTON oH.red an - "tuid-tto-ire-ut" "orseroritsmit-iiteoutttee'..t, atekiiidiiciitaaai-trt cult. - ot odor. A -. I uni J. nos: mid may upon chm the who! c Ind Month:- In It. My Mal." dun, could ts-ue-arise-""'?,' Hind tor. ,. L‘s. cnulcv. Hon. HOS! In noting U W T go {Nolan-hula. of tho M ruco-idrratioat of the and” a. nun-ao- om. 'iiraGjiuryft", Inna lot. ' Mr. lemma mama-d out!" pl. Md do" by the but" " le'glt guy was mug-we, qtrtiUtt6' - - ' the British Hou- of caue), ere., ' oetaqowrctiomnaadt1_m' hump. ' , (We: will! Mr. chENZIE loud uni-Ilium“ nlnth upon om. John con-I- .m- lu, rem-Wing ttso up.“ u . mun-cecal“. to an “in!!!“ macho-arm Lem.- n was Nib nut-r, document: should In M - curled. t 110113088 In“ upo- n. - - mmun. 't . Mr. CHAUVEAU (in new.) a“ that an who. dclivend In French -. l-pedectly reported In the pro. ¢M lamp-porn, clonal: cumin; W. ttte utmost, not pone-dug the ndveq'"t' iorstt by their English com-pomw‘ would support the loan, " Chm, port-any obs-king “an", - - French Ignacio- which would no: H - calm. ___ . Theguomolwthen pet on the "tttri. motion (In Nylon d W tfi2t, the Rom. divided with II. M It; You“; any. st. maho- will " "My. A?!” motion MWI Ms, would [In 'tte",', “In“... to.“ of thew-TI It, ill-anally.“- Ir. J. D " NWWU’ the nodal on mun-led pounds, an“ the uu-nuo- ot 1508M“ to It!“ to nrtte (In Inc-dun! I“ In out,“ the 'tag ruled in thou-pun. Mr. KENALPE M“ Mu 00“ III the on!" orth. dar, tad u I” "on from the hon. lumber toe [mg I source of public expense, the most d thing poo-ibis an to adopt the ne' 10‘ u, when hon; member: was (0% - “Ives In print verbulm,lhry would In to uy so much shout no "use. (“ lll‘huLlId applugu.) _ Mr. LAWSON luring spoke- M h support of an abundant, Mr. ICKENZIE explained and “in! the recommend“ of the Con-ma. Mr. P. JONES ”pond the noun-,0.- hndin‘ that We: about H qtrctt printing at!“ was likely b a short of the not“ - hound. thought that thq was “de U: a!“ tut report, uncut: not why- all“ "and“! to um, hon. - (had laughter), sad for his put, desiring lamb. pen to the country In in oeHor that- we may of the people, In I“ _ the uncut-cit. Tho “new ITtyqirtte “:1“?de _ - Kan. Mr. DUBION suggested an new; “on, which had been Already amply die-all, and on which every Int-Im- of tha Ion-U made up Ma nindnhould raced at our It a ttu. (lie-qty). _ . I Hon. ft: Homes retuimimt Sir J. l MACDO LD baton tha-Unh-n ot tho q won culled, an In had mined the I. n curly (ll-poo on!» [Idem 0th. “In"! Bill, which tho I’m-kt [Mm reply, to bring down on TM]. mun; nu. F Hon. Mr. CARTIER annulled the i would on Tammy introduce . Bill to - for lie Hum. mil-(Ion and an..." Con-4.. (Hear, hear.) Mann MRI" - Mr. "CK ENZIB moved the adoption 1. Fifth Report of the Joint Canning. ou an lug; recommending the pnblladon of a. cinl report of the deUtee at the H.- VI the spun Ina“ in up carl, ”d5 Bunion, giving.- "an“ dfonnuu~ 4.in for both noun (on. thurt maul-n. and Ewe-thiadtw an Con-om) I. q. Mr. W. ”EARLY a” not think that . sync- page.“ do. pron M.” banana that (It. add would My“ the taunted eqet, ll. thought that the new-paper pun: of the country [arm-Ind. unlit-(en: upon, and and In and“ tut the up." of the o-sitter, In " wax an I ”KIWI! - I" m” ... -VV' Sin]. A. MACDONALD mud a)". ' _ 1ieon.tuetnotion ofSit Irt.t9atosau, it run owned that the". hu.‘ Senate "queuing penal-along a. I. I. cup-in, on; or that body, and...“ “idem-o him the Grand m. i Privilege: and Elections, . emu-Int Bt"'-. _ Upon the Mon M It J. L tuc. DONALD tt was "and a.“ Ina-um It". "We. on Mg. ha; [In run-Inlet of the Sada, mu (loam-mu ”If. Iv- ' up cull.” not tming Govern-cm any: am the cu. Ina-inu- of the from law thevaqk _ nlmn “not - Heart FORTH, JACKSUN, PAIR”. BOURASSA, and CASAL'LT were so... mauvhrn of ttse Select Commitke I. the trint of the Yul-at: election pea“... . In.“ at eleven o'clock tot-cm- m d”). ' _ incumbent. In their6ticee IT:- l in the mum: or the cr"tter, “a cet to my oumlveo whether in. g. a?” (can of the -aiVrr'iii;iiidld' m. " con-nil] Inge m during the m. a u?“ .ettt incumbepu. It In a...“ ‘0'“: sale for the futura: It In: lborl trig " ' an] occnionn, And taitedc thereto" it 5. be. [cell] nuclei: for the Home to any. tt wound” in future. Our Inuit-u irl'll the present, and It in n In“ of a... h.“ ptomiu economy in the {Mung-l... ‘ contingencies dull happen. Hu had tom-um that I: .lhe Home .doptad Jl't port, it would be the new“)! in“ economy Into an other bunch ot a. us; tatatre,aasdiutottte Wot the... ornament (but, but). "in the objm“ Government to no!“ in Trrri" ont .5. princlplc ot economy in all their be...“ No concluded by laying this report 'reed.' ranged after any comiclemliun " 5. gtretr to the "biect, And he hoped It. I... would adopt it precisely u it 01004, (To ll tonal-amt.) ' . o Thu 7 SPEAKER took o‘olu-k. , The SPEAKER nun con-animus.” t)ttrpetitiomr-i-t an Mm of It. Im- [or “mum, WWII: their “um-up. it. further proscenium. . . an: " Anne; l'pon the not!“ of Ir. WALSH m by Mr. BLANCdET, leave a ara kr-, month VII grunt-d to In. Joly (m upon mph! print. bunny. , ( 'mm. J, c. on"; Uri . . th V a in 1mm man I, ttsemarm e5temiod, to one yew, a, ';dtlt: I Adopting the report, been... u " the opini_on that the unem- L"r'ma be coat or8t2,trttr In- Wig, HOUSE OF COMMONS IIDUIIDIICI or I’AILIAIIIT IBOAI‘IW [LICP‘OI "TING! nu no: "Cl 'ehu't'2raTi'iG9. Punt, lud- " lulu: t'l, IM, the chair ‘h a“... Ittmiii; ( o PYtatii 3 "Nu 1'r.tcic C 'ayuui' ',atttG. “uh. 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Rotm, 'hepout of Cal M on b "wk in mutual, H . nun up. a. trt M"- ' win-wily. "on. Mr.' " " orn- "ot a! no: your give. I Ado-nu.- Ike". "on. It. ca, ml 1tttt “M In. a "milstktird Ill the ova-[y - hauling.“ - N “WW I nir- IhouM la, would br willlq toe their “at: "on. Mr. “(I which In.“ ml In" (”o-W N that qtdltienod on it. tho- comtter.a" Innu- Jn‘iu “I“ hqu by M Mr Rummy-“,1 tudcls the w olverItII I.” “In! WFMJ‘ u (that again-‘4‘ Huirrlu.‘ ilk“ [hum J. tall]: dtu at Pun-Ila e tom not been PM“ upon the M but Province) In“ he my and less" an? m M! 4 A MAL‘IIUNI Bulw- a The "out! the “130'". Mt “an. Mr. “95' axon): 9:11 the [Do-in. which. might "on. an.“ Id: "" Mix-c“. I.“ and q6't “In. a " um... ”cc" A WW! . "any 1utut " anon-f "cipie, mm com In In u, by 'ii'i'it'i "in“ l but, chin "uni-b-- q'e. 1i?.iiir? “It!!!" W. 'eatiMd II‘ It. SAVAR Ht-o, - 'CC lil"' mind ot' It! r, II In . A K H, I 0'. 2j:t",'U, “It“ “In. IAIN-1 W. 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