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¢] l $ given,ncluding theC‘loset Scene from: "Hamilet," and selections from Dickens, M rk Twain, &c Door« opn at halfâ€"past seven, to commentée eight oo‘ock. _ brgiaxtsse at Tic Se., can be n&l,." us n. procured at NM"- 2:151{‘” in mvuc lmu.v 'wlfig % [3 s '%fiwfileflh Buildings, â€" Apply to Murch 31, 1874, %30â€"3inâ€" As played by him at Theatre Roya! Drury Lane, _ Jn is Fecent revival * ' Rocletyâ€" takes 'pluo at Mr. F. Cham 0!.‘;3' RENCE _HOTEL, Nloholms,‘.o-u: TUESDAY, the 7th Inst.. at 8 o‘ciock p. m., to elect officers ior the ensuing year, nnJ dizgpuss other im portant busine=s. om persation due â€" to the â€" Doâ€" ‘mimory for the Fishery privileges conâ€" ceded to the United States by the Treaty of Waâ€"Bington has« given rise to a renewsal of regotions tendin: to widen reciprocal trade relations with that country ; and that at the instance of Your‘ Excedency‘s Government the Imperial suthorities hare ‘glll:::iuctm to the Br tish Minister to the whole subject with the Admin â€" istration at Washington, and have associa~ ted with him for this purpose a Canadian Commissioner. ‘ â€", 4 lar Tra Wmm;:u n l:edhu. who :'m appear N. B.â€"Me mb to vote. Aprii 1, 1874. $ ‘remmen Last Night but Two of We rejoice to learn that the combined efforts of the Dominion and Provincial Governments to promote . immigration have met with a reasonable measure‘ of sudcess, thus adding a considerable num= ber of desirable persons from other coug« triee to our industrial population, _ * _ We receive with satisfaction the intimaâ€" tion that notwithstan ling the sommercial depression which, through exceptional causes. prevailed to some extent during the past year, the general prosâ€" perity was | not â€"thereby seriously affected ; and rejoice in being assured of Your Exceller cy‘s conviction that as the great natural resou:ces of the Domin on become more widely appreciated, the reâ€" sults will be a beslthy stimulus to the enâ€" terprite and energy of our people and & still larger accession to our num%orl. We trust, with Your Exceliency, that our d« liberations may be directed by wisâ€" dom and aided by Divine Providence. It was ordered that the said Address be presented to His Excellency the Governor Gereral, by such members of this House as are “Lon ot the Privy Council. __ IMPORTATIONS ! FOUR CASES OF LENCOLN, BENNETT & COS COLLARS, i . ‘Then, on motion of the Hon. Mr+ LETELLIER DE St. JUST, seconded by the Hon. Mz. sCOTT, The House adjsurned. Yesterday‘s rocudh ge are unavoidably held over until toâ€"morrow. 4 Stilton â€" Ohee: UNDER DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE To morrow. .--'-----flAxLfl. Â¥riday, â€" + + MERCHANT OF VENICE A voried and altraciive programme will be April 1, 1874, The Annval Meeticg of the members of this March 31, 1874 Â¥T. GEORGE‘S SOCIETY. T N E.L N‘AÂ¥, Maich 25, 1871 Cttawa, March 23, 1874. SILK â€"~â€"HATS ! Don‘t Forget the Place, SATURDAY, 4th APRIL, 1874 PROF. ANDREWS MR.â€" T. C.; KING, March %, 187‘, UST RECEIVED, FPIV E CASES Comprising ‘all theâ€" Novelties on!y to be found in a JUST : RECEIVED : Easiiy dis‘inguished by the Tree in Ful Bicom. in the window, laden with UST RECEIYVED. 1M ARSON‘S CELEBRATED Cardinal Richelieu, ams and Bacon, BSADDLE ROCK OY8TERR, (Iashell; Just Received at NCONAN‘$ RESTAURANT, M T prtbat We MPERANCE HALL NK MUSIC HALL wEX AaADVERTISEMENT» FRESH SPRING JOSEPH KAVANAGH, T O â€"NIGH T! Ex, ®.%, Cireassian, 76, FOR SALE BY By Order, Also, a fine CUPF3 arrcare will HOk be atiohea T. « C. LAWRENCE £. %.3 3m J. YEOMAN TIES, ac., 4C Street, Wellingtonâ€"st. 2541â€"1in 2500â€"3m 28e , w ehave observed that the Mauil, ‘the chief organ of the Opposition, in Ontario at least, has taken up a charge, made by a paper published at Cornwall, against the Hon,. D. A. Macdonald, Postmaster Gen» gral. The charge substantially is that during a certain period, namely, the year» 1867, ‘63 and ‘69, that gentleman had made and repeated overtures to Sir John A Macdonald for the purpose of procurs ing an official position in the Gorernment of tie latter. We had seen this stateâ€" ment made before in less pretentious quarâ€" ters, but had passed it over as not worthy DeCosmos, until a few weeks ago, â€" was leader of the Provincial Government, and as such commanded a large working maâ€"~ jority in the Legislative Assembly. At the late general election, owing to the operation of the law against dual repreâ€" sentation, he had to make a choice be. tween the Local Legislature and the Fedâ€" eral Parliament. . He decided in tavour of the larger arena;â€"and forthwith, of his own accord, gned his place in the Local Government and Legislature, ani was at once ietfirned at the head of the poll, in the most populous constituency in â€" the . Province. Moreover, Mr. Walkem, now Premier of British Colum bia, who was Attorney General in the Deâ€" Cosmos admiaistration, and in whose favor Mr. DeCosmos resigned, still holds the majority the latter commanded when he was at the helm. It therefore astonishes us not a little when Mr. Dewdney heralds torth such a statement as we have referred to. It Mr. DeCosmos, tor whom his friends claim that he is the Father of Reponsible Government in British Columbia, does not command the confidance of the people 6 that Province, who does? Lo whom are we to look as: the Oracle} Is it to the member for Yale, who, according to the last * Parliamentary Companion,‘" . repre sents exactly fortyâ€"three constituents all told, or the member for Vancouver who‘ it seems has fallen heir to the representa~ tion of the same noble two hundredâ€"abo: » gines (as the Giobe called them) who ac cepted Sir Francis Hincks "sight unseen ?" lt is a grayâ€" question. ] Are replete in every shapa { b\\.':‘hr( to submit a list of a few favourite rands : T »rers,G!ladiateur, Moet & Chanâ€" don‘s, ?nl‘:gum Max Nuntaire, Aimanu & Schnanserts nmnu Moseile, a large variety of other ds, Our Campbell & Almas Sherry and Port Wines Mr. Dewdney says that Mr. De(:qmo- does not represent the people of British Columbia, As Sir Kobert Bramble would say : " Let us argue the point.‘" Mr. Are worthy oft nublic attention / A1lso the favorite brands in CLARE |S, coustantly on band, at There is an on dit, that a certain Liberal Conservative M. P., representing a consti tuency not a thousand miles from Ottawa, is about to make may for Mr. James Macâ€" donald, formerly of Pictou, who, it electâ€" ed, would be duly installed as leader of the party.. This would be rather hard on Dr. Tupper, who has certainly e«rned the dubious honour of the first chanes after Sir Johr. A morement is said to be on foot to establish a school of military engineering in Canada, similar to the American "Westâ€" Poipt," referred to by Houn. Col. Panet in his speech on the Address in the Senate. Yesterday the menibers the Sâ€"nate paid an appropriate tributg to the memory of five honourable gent who «had long occupied seats in thst Chamber, but who, since they list met, had been reâ€" moved by death. Their names were Messre,â€"Locke, Leslie, Steeves, Hlake, and Muills. : The attention which the deceased members, in their lietime, had given to their dutigs in the Fenate Chamber, as well as their upright and strgightf_rward conduct, whether in social or political life, was testifief! in the most aftectionate manâ€" ner by of their surviving colleagues who had bden most intim tely associated with them knew them best. + Rie.â€"J, & J. Kearns, _ _‘ Srecial Noticeâ€"Job Moses. Risk Music Haitâ€"T. C. King: > OJ Lersâ€"Noonan‘s Restaurant Nt, George‘s Societyâ€"J. Yeoman. Queen Restaurantâ€"M. Kavanach Tam : erance Hailâ€"I‘mf, Andrews. Hon. Mr. DeCosmos has given notice of an address in favor of a Confederation of the Empire. Campbell & Almas 80 SPARKSâ€"ST. Mr, A. G. Jones, M. P., for Halifax, took his seat yesterday for lj' first time tMis Parliament. We are glad to see him once more in Ottawa. ° A STATEMENT CHALLENGED, The Ottawa Cimes B R A N DIES, RUM, GIN, SCOTCH and IRISH WHISKEYS, _ March 27, 1874 QUEEN RESTAURANT. Lunch Bill of Fare. APRIL 1st 1874 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1874. Turkey, bham, . Roast Loin of Pork, â€" noTr : Currie of Chicken, Mutton Pies, Oyster Patties, .. Oysters in Shell, Oysters Fried, â€" Oystors Stewed, Potatoe Balad, Band wiches, , Tea and Coftee, DECEASED SENATORS. New Advertisoements. BRITISH COLUMBIA _ LEAEDR&HIP. ; W I N £ S, coLDp : Round of Beef, LIST OF soUP4 Pea. M. KAVANAGH, Proprietor JY Easter Bery.â€"Messrs, Satche 1. Bros., this Easter will have the finest display. of meat upon the market. Amonget it will be the carcases of the two celebrated priz: steers so much admired by the Governor General, who u"vdhom at the, Provincial Show when held" in Hamilton. They weigh 6,070 ibe., and were bred and fed by Mr. Thompson of Mayfield Farm. Whitby having taken priées to the amount of $600 since they were calves. ‘Mesers, ?ncnou have three car loads of the choicest cattlie the western market can producé, five head out of the number have taken &rehu at ghn:lph and llo::“ Bum‘;.,m n’-d yl.l:no some prize p pigs of the Soest breeds." All will ho on aAnible tion throughout the whole of the week. The enterprize dlbafihyodby the Satchells is not only creditable to themselves, but to the city generally, 2530 _ I am, dear sir, yours truly. JOHN MoMURRAY, Methodist Minisior. I have used it considerably myself, and at intervale during several years past, given it to some members of my family, ~ _ in bronchial and other chest affâ€"ctions, in arresting incipent consumption, and in lersening the distressing symptoms 0| this disease in its hopeless stages, as well as in cases of nervous debility, in giving tone t?.uu system, it is undoubtedly a valuable remedy â€"â€" < 1 have also recommended it to others and invariably found it to be of essential benetit in those complaints for which it 1 especially recommended. â€" i j Jamzs I. Fsurows, Eq.â€"Dear Sir :â€"1 have recently heard {rom an invalid of the great benefit derived from your Compound Syrup of Hypophosphities, and, having in many other instances marked the most beneficial l:lucu(!,u from its use, I c}nnot but regard its very as a matter of,â€"devout thnnk&neu.t.o a benign Providence, of notice. â€" Now, however, it seems to have gained ground to an extent is for challenge. ‘Ihe* charge, I it is against a gentleman who has P singu« larly stedfast in his party ‘éttachment in« kpite of circumstances which must have a‘enatod _ @By _ gentleman . whose aincerity was at all of a questionable char« acter, must be well supported, and ‘the evidence calculated to have that effect must, or ought to be in possession of those who make the charge. We need not look to the Cornwall newspaper |for ‘such evidence siros the statement of that authority is endorsed by the Nail in these words :â€"*‘ As to the statement that ‘\lt is not six years since that gentleman ©(meaning the Hon. D. A. Macdonald) & coquetted with Sir John Macdonald for «* a seat in the Cabinet, we can assure the <« Gazette, (meaning its Cornwall authority) @* that it is right.‘" â€" Here the Meil, sub, stantiating by its ownf assurance the state« ment made against Mr, Macdonal:, be» comes reaponsible for its authenticity, We are much pleased that we do not need to trace the report to a less reputable and less responsible quarters. _ The Mail will of course have anticipated our next step, which is to ask for evidence. ‘There certainly muet be proof forthcoming of the correctness of a charge that cannot be otherwise than startting to Mr. Macdons ald and his friends. Or, failing that, the statement will, of course, be withdrawn. Whether the charge be true or the reâ€" verse, to our mind either proof or retract» ation is required by courtesy apd jus» tice. o blbamicat A betcanttind ied bnnbrontrenptiadiinedratatsrts ~mtvinad M.P., R Gurrie, w“on Garry ; K Lawlor, Foronto ; W B Dickinson, Manotick ; H M McLean, Eardley ; H K Egan, Aylmer. We are authorized, however, to say that the story is without foundation in fact ; that there is absolutely not a particle of truth in it; and that there never was any circumstance, occurrence, or transaction affecting the relations betweeh the mem» berâ€"for Glengurry and the member for Kingstop that could be construed into a justification of the statement in question. It is further our belief that. the statement â€" in _ the . Mail, uuil:t' as it does the fidelity to his party of the present Postmaster General, will not be sustained by Sir John A. Macdonald, other party to the alleged overtures. ; #: are satiefied as to what will be Sir John‘s answer, if he should tell what he knows about this matter, But the gentlemen eoncer: ed in the direction {f' the Mail have the readiest access toâ€"8ir John Mac ‘donald, and they need unot remain a day without light from a source better qualiâ€" fG@ed than any other to give it to them. 1t may be understood then by the Mail that the Postmaster General denies the charge made ; that, in fact, this is his denial ; and that no answer in support of the charge ‘ can be suflicient but that of Sir John Macs donald. M B Harman, Brandon, R1I; Jno Â¥cMil~ lan, Montrea! ; Frances Robeirt, Chathâ€"m Unt ; J A Grant;, Cornwall ; J Browning, St. Johne, N B; R N G Moffatt, Ottawas ; 6 G:ey, Montreal ; Joe H Banks, agent for (Glasford Sisters; Miss Lottie \gu'd, 6 Chicester, Miss Ballantine, Alex Bruce, W A Gregson, W K Grey. A Hoberts, Willie Lindley, Montreal ; J H Christie, Morrist burgh ; 8 J Logan, Waddington, N Y , § Ryan, Montreal ; L Jackson, Harman, N Y ; John Chekley, Packenham. . â€" This is not the first offensive reference to the Postmaster Gener«l that of late his appeared in . our Toronto contemporary. So long, however, as some regard for the truth was observed we did not think it neâ€" cessary to enter upon controversy. When the parties whose political interests the Mail is designed to serve find it nec:ssary to assail the Government by pandering to the political aspirations of the enemies of the Postmaster General in Cornwall and Glengarry, they furnish us with valuable proof, in addition to what we already have, that the judgment of the majority of the electors of those constituencies given litely was a safer one, in the interest of the Government, than that of the minor» ity. T R Marshall, Montreal ; L Davis, do ; Ms«j>r Greig, Toronto ; Hugh Baines, do; Thos Swinyard, do ; Michael Dwyer, Haliâ€" fax ; ©) Egan, Montreal ; ‘T H Scfinider, do ; A RSelwyn, Montreal;; T H Gilmore, New York ; «J W McGoveren, Montreal ; D B Robertson, Pelleville; R Simpson, Montreal ; F C Faryand, do ; F ( Taylor, New York ;J W Ward, Montreal ; Nathan Bewster, New Yoik ; Jonathan Francis, Pakenham ; Robt Millar, Poughkeepsie ; G B Hunuerwood, Oswego; PC Crane Burlington, Vi; W C Egwards, Rockland ; C King, London, Eng ; F E Jones ano wife, do ; G E Jacques, Montreal; C C Field, Cobourg ; Thos Nixon Toron‘oy W. Leslie Thom, Editor Morning Chionmicle, Quebec ; ‘I‘ ~E Prower, isngland ; J MeCuaig, Picton ; George Johnston, Deâ€" troit. Newroxt, N. 8. Lotter from Hev. John McMurray, HOTEL ARRIVALS. St. Lawrence Hall Daniels‘ Hotel. Russell House. THE OTTAWA TIMES APRIL 1, 1874 to political difierences, he felt that if m ‘mbers believed in their consciences that miel was gum{ of murder and w. s a fugitive trom justice, it was for them to expel him. He thought the fact that Riel had signed the roll and then failed to be in the House was proof that he was a fugitive from jusâ€" tice. Ali that was before the House was that there was a charge for murdei agrinst this man, and 40 f*r as the House knew he had not been t«ken, therelore they had a perfect right to institute & full enquiry into this matter. In his opinion the quess tion was entirely in qrder, ; . J Mr. CUNNINGHAM (Marquette), wantâ€" ed to know whether there was any pol.tiâ€" cal motive for putting this question, Mr. sOWELUL said‘ it was f#r him to get the evidence and then to make a motion for expulsion. * Hon. Mr, DORION said it might appear hatâ€"the hoo. member for Hastings had began at the wrong end of the question. Mr. sOWELLâ€"Doyou remember the threatened Fenian invasion of the Province of Manitoba in the year 1871 ? Mr, MoDONNELL (Inverness), objected to this and former questions, since Riel had not had notice to sppear before the House to defend himself, roll Hon, Mr, CAMERUA [Cardwell}, saw no objection to this question. It was mobody‘s faule that . Riel was not here ; he was able to be here yesterday and sign the The Speaker declared the question to be out of order _ / & Hon. Mr.CAUCHON sard it had not been yet established that Riel had been a fugitive from justice, but it had been establisned that his name was on the roll of the memâ€" bers of this House, acd therefore he was not defacto a fugitive from justice. f Orrawa, 81st March 1874. The SPEAKER took the chair at three o‘clock,. * 4 Mr. SPEAKER announced that the Clerk of the Crown in Chancary was now present with all the papers relating to the electionâ€"for the Districs of Provencher. These documentswere read. . Several petitions were handed in, and some read, among which were several for Mr. CLARK â€"I have no personal know. ledge of the fact, â€" :. »~ _ j Mr. BO WELLâ€"Do gm know of auy f:.cts, as Attorney.Genreal of Manitoba, reâ€" lativ s to Riel‘s connection with the murder ot Thomas Scott ? a Prohibitory Lkfimr Lawâ€" > . A 4 l;.ou Mr, CARTWRIGHT moved â€"that t .. Resolved : That this House will, in fuâ€" wure, appoint the Commirtees ot Supply and Ways and Means, at the commence> ment of each session, so soon as an Ad« dress has been agreed to in answer to His Excellency‘s Speech; aud that the said ,l:uohniou be a standing UGrder of this House, ‘ Aiter some trifling badinage the motion was carried, j Mr. _ DELORME â€"Address â€"Return showing the number of votes polled for each candidate in the different Elecâ€" woral Districyr during the late general eleolion tJr the House of Commons, &o., &o. - y Return of hignâ€"wined, whiskey and beer manuf«otured, and grain used at the vaâ€" rious distilleries and breweries in COanada since 1867. Mr. CLARKâ€"The Sheriff and the ofhâ€" cers of the Court of Queen‘s Bench have been in search of Logis Kiel from the time of the issuing df the warrant until the present time,and Riel has evaded their pursuit® _ _ Mr. BOWELLâ€"Do you know whether a wnt:ant for the arrest of Riel has been put in the hands of the peaceâ€"offisers of the city of Ottawa ? keturn of mill and factory imported into Canada. with. thereon since 1867. _ _ Return of spirituous liquors and wines imported in ‘Canada ani amount of duties paid thereon, > 20 r ; Return of number of persons killed or injured on the different railroads of Cana& da, eto, eto., since the opening of each of those mlrouil. * ~Return of reports, pon'?hlou. eto., printed since © The British North Ameriâ€" 0A Aot, 1807, oto. i. x fhakk Mr. BOWELLâ€"Have ‘any steps been taken to secure the arrest of the said Louis Riel? <If so, siate what has been done. ; Hon. H. J. Clarke, Attorney General ot the Province of u-nhob., to .gpnt at the Bur to answer questions relative to the indictment laid betore the Grand Jury of the (Queen‘s Bench of ~Manitova, and the wue bill returned ar-um Louis Riel, member for the the Electoral District of Provencher, to: the murder of Tnomas ~oott.â€"Mr. Bowell. Afrak â€"ur. BOWELLâ€"Havegyou got that war, P .nt? . 1t so, 'roduco: t a ML. CLABBfâ€"l have â€"the warrant reâ€" P"{‘d to and I now,produceiit, _ _ _ Mr. MOSs "suggested <thâ€"t. ‘he ‘proper question Wu-fbuv;&‘"()fl#n] warraint for h; arreit of Louis . ki@i®@® "It so pro@uce it + s 1 . Yag Mr. CL'AhKIEâ€"Bonz Joseph Clarke, 1 reside at Winnipeg, tobsa, and my profession is that of a barrister, _ tended that Riel was @fugitive from juss tice, and the question should be simply to th»fofl- k 4 Mr. BUWKLLâ€"Was an indictment laid against bouls Riel in the Court of Queen‘s Bench, ManitobaZ"â€" *‘ . 3# Mr. CLARKE®â€"In the:extra tumm of the Court of Queen‘s Be@’l}rN(fi#t last an indictment was laid against Louis Riei. Mr. MOUSSEAU 'fiid‘-omemm‘ which we could not hear, n ‘Mr., PALMER simply wanted to know whether Riel were a f@igilive from | justice ind if so whether he were a proper man to «ake a seat in this Hogse ? °_ Jhe warrant was read. . 1t required the oringing of the body of Louis Kiel beâ€" fore the Court to answer for the murder of i homas Scott; >y5) & Mr, BUWKLLâ€"What is your name, residence, and profession ?~ . _ _ _ | _ Mr., SPEAKKR â€" Are pnmivltwmc{- jeneral, anda how long have you held that oftice. * Mr ULARKEâ€"I am Attorneyâ€"General of that Province, I and have held the oftice sinde April, 4811. "y. 2 "x 0 css _ Mr., CLARKEâ€"1 know Rie! and am acâ€" quainted with his bhandwriting. Mr~BOWELLâ€"Was the warrant issued for the grrest of Loyis &iel on this indict= ment, _ If so, producs it ? % ar. BOWELL â€"Was a warrant istued on the sud indictwen gige _ i The. . Witnessâ€" A !Epdh warrant was issued ‘by the Court of Queen‘s Bench, «gainst Louis Riel on thiat indictment Mr, Aitdrney General CLARKE . of Munitoba, appeared ut the Bar, ‘and was «ccommodated with a reat, w Mr. DPEAKER . asked if the witness knew Louis Riel. Mr, CUNNINGHAM objacted. . / Mr. SPEAKEG@â€"Do you know Kiel, member for Provencher, and are you acâ€" quainted with his handwriting, a true billhad been brought in. The case of Sadlier, in England, was a strong precedent. In the motion for Mr. Saddlier‘s expulsion, / it was clearty understood that he baving been guilty of & crime, being a fugitive from justice, in a word, could not retain his seat. Hon. Mr, CAMERN stated that 1t was necessary gither to Have a conviction or an accusation substantiated by the bringing in of & ‘,!:a.*ifl.l by a Grand Jury. .‘ _ Mr. ROWELL having asked if an indictâ€" ment had been laid against Louis Riel beâ€" tore the Grand J ury, and if so, what action had been taken ypon it, o f Mr. BUWELL contended that there had been an indictment, and that _ Mr. SPEAKER Is the hardwriting no#w before you that of Louis Riel ? Mr., CLARKEâ€"The IKMCIIN now beâ€" fore me is that of Louis Riel, nlthoufi it is more heavily written than that of Louis Ricl generally, _ Mr. PALMER said, without any regard political differences, he felt that if Domtron fPDaclianent. Hon. Mr. HILLYABD CAMERUN con HOUSE OF COMMONS. machinery duty paid ’ Cnuu;.â€"'r‘un was a regular fi1eld day in cutling yesterday at the Rideau Hall kink. (Messrs G. Hutchinson and A, (Gilmour first Ehyod off: for the muchâ€" coveted Mull, but the result was against the former, nowmuhndu# the fact thst he is a very fine curier. ‘The score stood 21 points for Mr. Gilmour to 8 points for Mr, Hutchipson. His Excellency had then to play off with Mr. Gilmour, which, after a pretty severely contested struggle, ended in a victory for the latter. Mr. Gilmour, therefore, has the honour of mm&: much coveted trophy of the ‘Ottawa ing Club, and by virtue of such is entitled _&g‘bouliod the champion player of the Mr. MOUSSEAU held the question had no bearing on the motion, § Counscrate Txemtore.â€"Mr. Alexander has been relieved of his contract for the erection of the new Collegiate Institute, As we predicted a few days ago, Mr. (Geo. Crain, one of the securitites, has underâ€" taken the completion of the work, and has secured, along with Mr. F. McDougal, another security in Mr. John Grabham. proprieter of the Union House. It is dournlo- & move, and in all> likeli hood Mr, Crain | will prosecute the work with all the vigor possible. bir. MecDONNELL, (Inverness), moved that this question be not put. _ â€" se prove that not only was â€" Riel a fugitive, but was directly concerned in the murder of Seott ; \hniohnd Wgo%md was a party to the Fenian invasion of 1871, and was therefore unworthy of a seat in this House. . If this quesion was objected to, he would .Ph“ a motion on the paper to summon all witnesses required to make out a stronger case against the member for Provencher. PR d en Hon, Mr. bMITH, (Westmoreland), rd no objection to the question about the Fe nian raid. being put if it was followed up with other que»tions to prove that Riel was a party to it, he considered they would ba out of order. ReoarrurEp.â€"Constable Patterson, of Almonte, whoit will be remembered lost a prisoner from the St. Lawrence Hall, Brockville, on Monday the 16th ult., arrivâ€" ed here yesterday, He identifies the prisoner Kenny, arrested on suspicion by Gonstable McPhall, as the man who e from his custody on the date sed.. ‘The pri. soner has been handed ‘ever to Constable Patterson, who left for Almpnte by the trainlast evening, .â€" ; Hon. Mr. DORION believed the question as to the Fenisn Raid altogether outside the question, there being no charge of treason against Riel. . . ._. . . Mr. SPKHAKER said that Wefore the mem« ber for Hastings, had explained his reasons tor ‘i\‘l:lh:g the question he was disposed to k the question legal, but since he wanted to build upon it o much that was illegal he would rule it out of . order. . Mr. BOWELLâ€" Have any -hs: been taken IKyonw procure the outlawry of Louis Riel in consequence of his nonâ€" appearance at the Court of Queen‘s Bench to answer to the indictment preferred againegt bink T..0 0000 (0clel on espal?! 1. Mr, CLABKEâ€"Steps have been taken by me, at the Crown Court of Queen‘s Bench, of the mv%lmlwu, to procure the outlawry of "Riel in con« sequence of his being a fugitive from justâ€" lm,:mi having refused to come and stand rial, i5 * Boat Buinotso.â€"Mr. Mathiu, of Broo‘tâ€" vilie, has built forty new boats during the past winv@;i. He sold m l:;lt 1]::‘ P'I.:; poses keeping ut t summer ....on%um be pleasant for any person who may visit Brockville, and who desire to have a sail on the ‘St. Lawâ€" rence. f;ln answer to Mr. Ouimet, Mr. Clarke stwted : â€" I derive my tnfomnfon from the aworn testimody ol the Sherif and offâ€" ders referred .to, and in some instances by being in command . of the officers seeking to make the arrest. % Mr, BOWELLâ€"Is.the Louis B& to whom you have referred in your avidence, the same Louis Riel who has been elected for the electorel district of Provencher, in the Province of Manitobs, and whose sig« nature appears on the roil of this House 1 _ Mr. CLARKEâ€"â€"He is the same indiâ€" vidual. . A 8 n h2 | Mr. MOUSSEAUâ€"At whose request did you procure the bench warrant relerred to in your shewert ... . . 2. / S 0C Ho®Ai c .. Persosatm.â€"D. J. O‘Donoghue, M . P.P. has arrived in the city, haviag come from Montreal, where he has been for some days, since relieved of his Parliamentary duties, advocating and promoting the in« terests of the Canads I&or Leagae, "Mr.CLARKEâ€"«! was not asked by any one to procure that warrant; I brought it here for the purpose, if Louis Riel presented himselt, of having him arrested in due course of law. |, ho # s § l;ns&:u.. â€"Mr. Bobourt Cfinning!alm. M. . for Marquette, Mr.Thomas Spence, of: Winnipeg, hvo.:‘;'rud in the city and are staying at Daniel‘s Hotel, Hon. Mr. BOLTON said the Hou:e was drif.ing from one irregularity to another. The House should have evidence that there was such a policeman, and that he had such a warrant. . _ [ .; «. Mr. ROWELL‘S motion was after further rema ks carried. f Rist, â€"His its.for sale at J. & J. Kealm's; No. 21, Rideau streot.. 2531 Mr. OUIMETâ€"Explain when and, in what osgwny you did put yourse‘f at the head of the police o&un of Manitoba to srrest Louis Riel. us ; : Mr, MUOU3<EAUâ€"Was the indietment re‘erred to in your answer laid betoreâ€" the Grand Jury long before or after the ‘m tion of Lonis Riel tor the electoral of Provencher in November last? 3 Hon. Mr. MACKENZIE sarid the Govern ment would endeayour to ascertain what was the wish of the majority of the memâ€" bers of the House before 3 W‘clock toâ€"morâ€" row, at which time a decision would be arâ€" rived at. This lt;{gemon was agreed to. On motion of Hon. Mr. MACKENZIE the House adjourned at 6 o‘clock till toâ€" morrow at 3. hy f "M}'.'iljunxfi â€"In }m u:on:h u:f Feb» Pugr ast;â€" and as & Jus 0 peace for l{u\ Frovinte of Manitoba. _ â€" Mr, CLARKEâ€"â€"The indic¢tment referâ€"ed to was made at the extra term of the Court of ~Queen‘s Bench for the Province ol Manitoba, in November, 1873, 1 do not kn>w when the election took place. © Mr. OUIMETâ€"Were other persons ar. rested for the same o?:a at> the time or“tho issue of the t for Louig Riel ? o Mr. \UUIMET stated "that there were other questions which they desired to put, and which it might take some time to preâ€" pare. He would therefore move that the examination of the witness be adjourned till toâ€"morrow at three o‘clock.â€"Carried. Mr. BOWELL moved that . pcliceman McVeitty, of the City of Ottawa, be sum« moned to appear tcâ€"morrow at. 3 o‘clock, at the Bar of the House, to be examined on‘ the subject of: the warrant given to him, and to bring such. warrant with him. Mr. BQUWELL moved, that Louis Riel, member for Proventher, do attend in his place toâ€"morrow at 3 o‘clock. Carried. _ Hon. Mr. LAIRD Pruumd the Rsport of the Department of the Interior. | â€"â€" â€" Hon Mr. MACKENZIEâ€"said no reâ€" presentations hai been made to ‘him =in this matter. Mr. DÂ¥MONU enqu‘red what would be the course of the House as to the adjourn. ment at Easter. After further remarks from members on botn sides of the House : : CITY AND VICINITY Hon, Mr. CAMER )N [Cardwell] objected to this question being put, since the other persons were not members of this House 1 [Hon. Mr. DORION thought this question might be put as well .as others which had been put. * The question was withdrawn. . In answer to Mr. MOUSSEAU, Mr. CLARKE said he was aware that an election took place for Provencher last fall. ~Hon. Mr. BURPEE laid on‘the table the Trade and Navigation Kéturns. . _ At this question be not put. Mr. BO(\VELL said he believed he could Srd dowmm'n Bleas,ho'u' ):uar #t m bourd and w 2 nn-n' 'ln“ do fiu" E call. s March 81, 1874 2600â€"1m AVING _ 8UFFERED FOR sEvERAL Â¥ears from lmaplh resul in great nervous general detilify, im poyâ€" Ol'lllfill Eruption of the Skin, umatic «nd Neuralgic Pains, Restlessness, wasit of sicep m‘onngo lassitude, 1 was recommended to take Ur. noohl‘lOomnA Iolixir :I‘ ll’h?u-‘ phates and Calisay persist m n.u,tx mord.\{oo:u nco:vu-d perficct :nu;.: wWife and c ldfllll.'\ ve takom Tonic purpo uwansu and -mmu'-'- the «ystem and promote formation of pure blood, with permanent benefit. It onorflhnnnd susâ€" tdnl{‘l.nvlul force in a remarkable ‘manner, Miss Dz Mox:ror» â€"Thislady held forth again last night to a large audience. . Her mesmeric experiments multiply each eve= ning, and the variety thus made has a ton« den y to make »!! her sean es highly inâ€" tere:ting She wil exhibit egain this eveâ€" nhfi:nd as her slay is but .Lm we would advise all who have not seen the enterâ€" tainment to ; ay her a visit. Bonoor Travsrzss.â€"The regular monthly meeting of the Board 0‘ ;cblh Bcohool Trustees will be held in the City Hall toâ€" morrow evening. Movxnxe Gcarpo â€"Guards are still kept | mounted on the respectire armories, 20 men from the Guards on the one, and 20 | men from the Garrison‘ Artilléery on the : other. In the latter place Sergeant Mxjor | Burrowes was in charge ot the Guard It | is presumed this arrangement will have to be continued while Kiel remains in the | city. Should he be arrested and lodged in ‘ m the military will, at all times, be | in resdiness to quell any riet or other | disturbange thatâ€"would possibly arise unger agznnu. Besides it is absolutely nece:sary that the armories be protected to prevent the taking away of Proprickâ€"In wty&on WednesJay. 1st ) loved wife of Wiiâ€" MMM«. aged 60 years. . Notice of fuueral will be given in toâ€"morrow‘s Mmotning to announce the death of Mrs. Pradrlci, of Ottawa, at the ripe age of 60 years, She his resided in the city since 1847, and her name, from her extensive business connection, had become aimost a household word. Than the decsased there could not be found a more genial and warmâ€"hearted woman, respected by all who knew her, and bher whole career in this city is marked by many acts of chari towards t : fellow citisens 1 mptings of a benevolent spirit. & leaveefa husband and grown up family to mourn,her loss, who feel much v’flcvod at their .'"“ borowc'mont. l;u e would acoordithem our moit heart apathy in theoir very sad affliction, 27 Ts : the Myrtle Navy. See T. & B. on each plug. * Poxp‘s Extraor has stood the test of time. ~Merit, not advertising has given it a reputation. Try it! 2525 Waxourep Frou Hoxe.â€"A littis girl ::: ‘:ound on Rideau stroet yesterday, §, apparently, wandered away f'n home. tfo,r situation was understood" by some of the merchants in the vicinity of Mr, Workman‘s hardware store, she hayâ€" ing been found crying and desirous ‘of .m.h{:om. Bhe could not, however, make known who she was or the where: abouts of her home. She was neatly dressed, in a sort of brown dress, with a scarlet jicket and hood, and had a drab veil over her face. She was about 8 or 4 years of age, round«fuced and prot% feaâ€" tured, She was taken into Mr. Work= man‘s store, and same cikes and cindies were brought io fo.r hber, which bad the effect of appeasing bo h hunger an i grief, In the meintime, word was cmveyed to the Pol.ce Station, but we did. not. learn whether they had succeeded in finding out who she was. be kept from work. Remember the name, and see that the signature of Hurd & Co. is on each peckage. Northrop & Lyman, Toronto, OUnt.. Proprietors for Canads.. Sold by all Medicine Dealers 251 A horse g-id to be hideâ€"bound when his skin w.ll not slip under the pressure of !.h.m but sticks as if it was glued, which tiom is always depondent on a deranged state of the stomach and digess tive organsâ€"by correcting which, and giving to a healthy~ tone and condiâ€" tion, the or complaint will dh& ue bof .a.pu .'wmd i:b“Du ” 46 % m. mxdu Powders ‘ and Arabian Heavre Remedy.‘"‘ It has been used in numerous cases w:th comple:e success, runuy cflm & cure in a few days. t is the best tion medicine known and may be given with perfect safety at all times, and does not require that the horse * The Q1ee« vs, Thomas kvans. The priâ€" soner was indicted for the larceny of.a horse from his father. The evidence, howâ€" ever, did not seem to implicate the priâ€" Boner with the charge pul!mi. He was acquitted, t h M 6A e * %, Confolly, : The Hon. J. H. Cameron de, fended the prisoner, Verdict ‘Guilty.‘ He was sentenced to six months imprisonment at hard labor. t ‘The Queen vs. John Philiips.. This was thfau:msdo-;htrom the Police Court a fow days ago. prisoner was char with the larcency of $69 ftrom one J:ud John Smith, arraigned for a likle offense, was‘fined $2 and c.sts. Being minus the stamps he was sent down for one week. His Lordship Jusrion Gaut, presiding. "*"The Colurt Of Assiz> resumed its sittings yesterday morning at 9.30 o‘clock. The first case was â€" Iflzffl. al. vs. Carss et. al. C. H. Pinhey f Plaintiffs, W. H. Walker for Defendants. Verdict for Pi:inufs f @ighty dollars . Before M. O‘Gara, P. M. Thomas Baker was charged with druok» enue:s. ©Fined $3 and costs. Committed two weeks for nonâ€"payment of fine. â€" Ositgary.â€"It is our painfal Smokers! For a good smoke, use HOMAS COWAN, BOARDING HOUSR‘, Hide Bound Horses Spring Assizes. CRLMINAL . DOCKET Palice Court. SEVENTH DiY. DIFJN. BAMUEL J. BUTT, Tuesday, March 31. duty this |. Ithis Rveping and e Night Inol 1 To » J L CAN % W'*iu in aiteiine fieeas bos I';,n.:‘to Mn‘w ul‘mfi ce ce Hhee tm Sotka Pmoe, Pak nham, Peoh Cheisem, «t Fon.'nryu.p. Claendon Centre, 4¢., Acy * _ . FUR 1874â€"75, Publisher«, ; & Co, b; anifonmuion, ..ug'ufl!&-m ‘edition of t o above work in months of l;rt-ur and October next. The com i1 o niain & full and -rlou Mfllg of atl | Mules over -‘fluno"fl: Cl | Directory of ali Bnslness men f A ' 3:50» : I:t Ottaws and K&n » 1 m.'.:&_. P ® b ANNIE DeMONTFORD, _ Musibess men are asked f r their adverti«l subport, and should sufliGient patrouage offerythe mmw.vvmumh"-n-d-w‘. «ho Aiinh thenenier mememnont o ad" v-nomwm“ Nn Alle 25 The sull@ériber offers tor sale on agcount &huded Laframboise iedpannts is ioi fontate se . . . cAakiress â€" YOLEMAX 4 Es . in fesroien hsn 4 DONALD NOONA Â¥, KIâ€"uUne Of two bedrovums, with use <f git â€"and plano ; either one or both, e m taiie . * go OTTaWaA AND KINGSTON C.:TY DIRECTORY. ipoien t . yuy‘e Tant. neat Lgy.:“&% s 1 _ find empioy ment hy applying to GEORGL AMBEMQUIP LE Prigcipel mresi, Aolp ns ;Tmma,-‘umâ€";uwnm At. WV. YCOUNG‘m, ence 15 bublisung Directorios 18 Oahada, doun Loveli: E4q., beiing only senior to them, *__ _ __ V 4th. ‘.MW wilt on the spot gll Ohains -u-”l.h.oo& ce of Ropes, and will remove all Logs or Timber as soon as possible after the sume iins been banded. 4 â€" T d llu\,wuw'lflhonqntndw him» selfwith all necewary Touls x: {@# forâ€" wariing the Logs, at all times, the Boom to the Lower Gap, for Rolling the banks of the Cuauals and Creek, and for the separating and Tescoeit Lominy, and Aanding s Xbove ® Perfected Spectacles For particulars see programmes. Tickets for sale at Nordheimer‘s and Gowan‘s. March 20, 1874. $sz onl * : SE addressed to the undersigned be now’#lflh s it And they must state a per Log m-‘ mmm mm"km Te h-l" P o oeieree on ie 1e O neathrany Tondal _ Further information can be obtained at the Ofhces of J. Maclaren & Co., G. B Hall, Hamilâ€" ton Bros. and Gilmour 400. _ . _ _ _ â€"_ _ _ _ N. 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ROG s 6 and 7 nuo'-m;g &c., can have them = HIRAM ROBLNBON â€"« â€" T5cents BNId&W!m Apply %446 OF ROYVAL #Ahw. ings ail new, The houst ul e is q very ho nand trees on the The shortest, on Eim«Bt., a short distance fom 156 BCaANDINAVIARN..,....~* 1 _OF PASSAGLâ€" !;"-'-.M_-l 0f Gunobat -..l & ..._.Ia- °~.‘ ‘h‘â€" ICANADA o-w- m-!\‘-‘ in anaspgan From Quebec to g~; f m and departure of all Train®#1 Fed atauioemn en eol ".‘ H, MV!-:. .oul“ lea any station at the b e Prareqast enc ?‘n- antal ud-tv.uup.-. b The Internationa! ComMP a?‘uuln eonnection W! » ‘!'hunh,'ym..-. Bt, Juln THE $1. Ottaws March 14 4874 .. ce watas * sc i mleg) * *\ "aie Oitewa The 5.00 p.m._ ‘Train PSR Accom modation Y ALTERATION OFf 1§1%4 @PRING yBief ons Palace Bieeping of Day Mail for TWOQ £XIP8 $ 18 Brockvi bqâ€" Buy t ®very any March 18 €YTTA W b |6.05 r.x.|\Do do 1 | 1 iD p.u.\Grand Y KAND TH J OF CANK Of un LLAN UINE Province Line, GL 4 80G0wW ville, Taaee. LM® .x )G.%. & tor Leave now leave w k otERVIE} Ru s Auctioneer and Cheapest and GoIng GoLNG t