39 r i r at my 1‘ st ‘M .\l unsuitiat n ' I: N at. lit-t ti testnxv. patteu It. 1867.

50 soon r .tl: ltt lt'l ‘. “I. h. ‘ 3». tr t...‘ I' lt| gnar- M II-rs. t'v-u- I l‘.;l~. .1 int: n ‘ t't--~I., ts ~.«.‘. \‘tvltmk .od l.l' ‘.\-'l:\ of data i- lilli~ilt‘t:. l “ who? I]; .521 p

Tlutxufl‘ Georg.- H. Data: give- inthe PM; or

~ carrying the sword of .‘

0.“ >

'fllll Ul‘IJM. thin! 1\‘

r (it: I

I,

” Yew-Inlay Her )1 Ijesty the Qnm-n npencd‘ «the seenud se~~iI-.t nt lwr Seventh l’.uli:un.~at

thirtieth at be In. The u.- t'" 't hiL'h (It-gr l r a t'l'i~|~ tZI hi it has necu . but to the tlnnn 'wcll in Igs- as its politit ' minus. Irl when evt rytl w p it tends that the lamina w ‘Iclt it inaug ' ln- Innre t, t-n.t'ttl even than the Itl. rh lint t'c n be actual spectator»: ot' the ct lllll‘li'll wIthin 1‘ House. 'I“ I an i'ult blc. so ot'pat . Itinn in it if they I- It catch a passin-z "l Inc‘- ot the print-i lli :It‘lttl'-: in the scene. 3. to such considI-ratnm could have ithlnr» ltht- .Ist Inultttnd l truth a“ pII'M nt London yesterday mi and mud in order to ice the royal; It'lgt :coi tl suushi in the tbrennmxi ).L'th' hope! lnat “QIH‘Q‘IIB weather" would! lendi lid to llnl attractionot' the C r ' 1;: Mile. but dually bcthre twelve o'clu berm to fall. and at : f-p EM. lwcl >c ti 2 in came dowtt in torrent llntll l’arliunent street were Ilenwa p-xcxml. thcl windows ot'lht- ltnn even tlto~c from which , but an indill'crcttt could be oixtaimvdd were tlllcd. a: l t-vct't LI' whit-“I was suitable.‘ ‘ winch were not. \l re ntatlc luul‘t' til.tivlc Ir lhu eret. nu oi lcntpotary :tl be.ch re. A battalion of the (in this. lIcadu-l by their band, past d near the entrant-.- to the Lords

and Ila- ‘pcrous‘ fluted to t \ not. only ltlll pe .‘tl ricst .- its popttl Irl but also at at

-nt‘ itttcrI-vt. tar i!‘ lllnsl impur-

th (folds: IV oppositI l‘al .c- yard.

_\1. 1| pied iii 1' ternch u "

l. - "with eight c 'n colored ho;- 'l' vn-II-nt'ol' n he. ‘ it 'rd th

ll‘Jn'i of her cat

lllttlll‘t.‘ of the Q- ‘- \Vt'lt‘ tuntultuziuxly a tv l‘h‘t‘il along. and loud

I-lazing ol'tbc u few could ‘1 and II-In-'

tvn< ot' thousand~n ' ,

The door..- of the Home of Lord: we?“ opened till twelve o‘clock. butt lung 1, that tittto a can. all e um . lli call” lctl.andtnn dIm to put In the loug' hm and cltcttu'mra were cull cued by the pl‘L’Sutt'u of exquisite toil N in all-the ri.'ltc amplitudes of me latest ion. in a miuutm after the hour It lstruck a con» ace of the government benches b. d, and ‘ :n that time till after one! were ine~s~.tnt. 'l‘hci “lied m we ..loI;-lv. for on' ' part of the chambe : ‘o'tly. and the III tin .

grc It vexcrriuv ut'tl -tlc.y b Th I 1: ill voted to l

on the right ot'the throne dc- t-unnut'tel with the vuritn nn tilled. and t .\l the

t a group: y llt.:;lliil-l t-ls ntadc thvntl of at.

..I ‘ nli‘

per end of III near the of Indian l’I-iam-~ the c.\.‘ can 't' ut'lwhnw t1 ‘e-wi :In if lnm: time I \ prominent t'oaturt :1 In to the 'lll‘t‘sl'lli. l-I’Irly . l'rlu . '. \v in;,r the hauds'nu ‘ uuibIInI of blue and silver of the Aukt‘. .I v‘ lluhnrt. cute 'llll" House. and w I< condut c l by " ‘ ‘tl t st, i'hitf .‘insler of ti (‘t-Ientnni. . to a -< It thAt ntt.-i lo the bi) ly nt. tlvl llott- . lll which, Int bt ~ p -t-r. he, “rename cut-Ll have no place. Lord lion h-f tin w,” the llrst l. ' pct-r to present himself» and be wa-I quicltl followed by the .‘iarquia; of Win r H , '2 'rl of \l' . not-laud. andl thumps of ()xt‘or l. London and l' '. and the Archbishop! of ( tt-rburv and Yor . None: oftbcir ile'tlnllipS. howet .. had yet n$>l|lll(‘ll their robes of state, but in plain Innrnin costume ltlut’cti about the lion e. coon ,- iug with the pcercssci nnl ladie: of then: athn tillt‘llll'c. Towards one, o‘clock the body ot'the House was almost tilled with ladies.

At about one o'clock the Bishops”. in robes of stab- (itlllil Ir to the. .but uitbnut th , 1' pl lL' s on the lip-copal nch ac, boa. cr, rot ruqu t'nr tbcnt u||.t ( ral l ’t l to sit with the Judges in front) wonlaat'k. At the same time also many in their t'lrbca took their Seatv.‘

unwell. Lush, Slice, Chief ii. ‘ou;

peers 'Ju'ztiI-ca l Kelly. .\lr. lhtrnu Uh Innell. and Mr. Jim llylce I: one in alman together. and alter them the [NY] l‘htuz-cllnr and Lori t ranwtu'tlt.i

The p .rt allotted to the diplcnu iv: body had,

tut- urhile been gradually tilli: and thel crowd of splendid t:n"vrtu.: |'t ul with: ordcrxund Ill-corn ubiclt fa . .n ta bcl

Stlt." lit tn: thene n the nth rilliant pat s of the wlmle’chamb t. The antbasudnrs ot"l‘uvl;I-v l‘rance t: .l. ‘ruui :IIl lv‘n~:' occuptt-Il the ' seatJ and behind tltcs't‘ \ ~ the in istt-r Irt' “cl-E

giant. in, l'nrtuc'al and l.tv.tri.t.g lu‘nuud w ftHc-l up witbf

while minor St in: and a crowd of,

«ms, nude it on." of

'11..- \\‘t‘I‘t‘ lnn'vbl AftI-r tlu-Iu

. n\ illc, t‘lart-ndou and Hydncy. me Lord linden. Lord l)ulli-vin.i Lord l 'ulc l.nr.l .\ ht uncle. the Dude of. Satin-I null. I vtl HI I: on. the llukc of lluckinxham. l.nrd Lyllop. Lords Shrew bury untl Talbot. and the .\l .nia of \vUrll tl The .‘l I-quis of Wm! under, the lMlK'. nfl ‘wnuftnt. Lord (“ultillt- and in. peer-t who -s lIlntn seen in the House. e on these um. were also prcecnt, and by half-past unt- o clock the Home wm nearly full.

At this time latrd Dcrb“ entered. There, «can ll tunuIt-nta bush a brilliant grotth appeared at the door. on: their lloynl liigliu tI es. the l‘rinet- ut' \\'nlc<. lhc llnke of: l‘ tdnt‘p;h and lit llttke of t‘authritlzc, nt-i p-ndI-d by their c'p:t rrim. cult-ted. lloth lhc‘ J'tincea wnt'poroimuy rota-i .11».- tlukts uvcr‘, thcir nuililrumdmdthe l’riut took his own cent. the first on tl uppmtuon bun-hon on} tbv left, next the l rnhe.\\ilh tlw Duke of filinburgh below and the Duke nt't'atnbli

to him» un. After Ihv-u- I-- me 1.. (fl. .‘ Justin [lot-Ill. with Me. n. Justice} Smith and ti inc. l

At tcn ut'nutm past two the doors on the; bi. of the throne, by which the tenet-n: cntI-rs. were thrown 01.11]. and the whole of tlte illnstrinm nmcmblage in the (‘ltambt row with n. grout rIIstl -. which wan imtantly. fluel'cndetl bv all inth <e .silchcc as every cycl was lived upon the door. t“nrtncrl_v when: the Queen used to open Parliament with (llt‘l ,l'rinec (.‘onvnrt, her arrian was alw; wt pru- claimt-d beforehand by brilliant llnnr hci of trutnpctl. Yesterday. lIowcvt-r. aw last) r, the splendid procession cntcrctl amid a solenuw silence that was almost, funeral. l‘irst came, the bcraldl. «lowing atillly in their tabartla. ne- thuy pound tho thrnlu'. then the chief otllccra i of llu.I hou "llnlll. followed by Lord Derby.I untl accompanied _ by Lyrd M'ilInc-dan'y r tlIcsI- no’IlI-nIcn l cntnc lit-t ' m t:ll|ll'.l by the thin» cor-cs Ilelt-na and Louise and l’tincc Arthur. and followed by the Duchess of Wellington. who stood behind the The ancn. an be mtnn the tbrn l d the film he}. Lord Derby npd‘ Lord Malmtwlnny. on! N.“an h (to IM'I‘ ruzbt were the Lord I lnm- l “whip”. “attic speech: the lluke ot Vlluck- (3: 0r “ninipfqnts of \\ Incuestcr, \I:ll'l'lllt‘ mafia 1,2,, . "I "r. and the Duke ot ditch-i ' 1mm: "I “ht-rial crown wln'e they "mum. at “'0 ,m'm‘h'm the ('h-I'Inbel o’s Departmcnt and the “WM-u. _l q . N", hmqmrmmd‘ 1 Lou i L out to

l l When theQaccn lInIltalm't hm 3.1,“... (mi

the throne, the Lord ('hIIncI-llor by “F! "m". anatt‘d. l't quested thr-lr birdvnipt to be lt'lllk‘tl,

the-Deputy l-'I~hcr of the llhtI-k llod wan ,. chcd to gunnnnn the "titlttn‘al (70m-

th 1

I... ol'l “

1 lll;l

secret-mes and «ti/:m'Ics. l.“ ‘ sl peers to rcprt-st-nt the oppositinnl

l‘nr interv \ "'Iit-h :il“ Iv- t‘urv tn.- thiguls IIP-i l-nrxw an:

.l ti...“ .. I I II. but m. l 'r tin. In. .- ... l‘t‘ \c wt l‘« .v. Mex-y

wit ltu t‘p- gov-av. u. ppm of tin ac and tho. - who 'lltmli arour-l it. They t have been names. m motionless \t'cn:

'tb )‘ all.

" Fry/'11 k hilk.

The Queen 27. ' er sti red

or . lit-r drI-ss \\.|h II pl Iin l with we vi! ' on and st..r of lltc It tin ltcr ltcatl w I Ala"_\‘ Btu rt c 'ntnunted

by a dcvui own Ivt' lailutt‘tt». from the Lack of which Ilt-pcndwl a lung wliitc veil, and she Wit tlu- Kuh-iaI-Ior 1.1 necklace. tll"|‘ Arthur w”..- the very plain uniform : lct ot‘tbt- ll‘l'yill Military Academy, The “ fiitht'ul Commons" rat e to the bar in :- utnt‘t- ordI-Ily nay '.‘ an last year.

\l' ltll Iatpictc silence wm 1 nrcd. thc

i.” 'd .‘h Inn-lb . .\’tll;1' tn tth'Ic. t o .Inwl t'n ~ r‘t ‘ and Ill an admirably clear \‘ulee real d it-utuc:

1x

'l‘lu- taut-hm: at thi. unuu: long nd.l \v ts listened to with the aunt p. uutd ti which deepened tlltnust into intensity when Igraph relating to reform was read. '11 l nl'thc speech the was a minute's

.‘tl ll

:tlmtilt t-i :ultui'hlct' the my its hat in': be It Ill.“ \t.l.‘tti ll‘l’thl‘“? u 1y l:tl~<‘ stair- \' snci. t in m atllrut Its. 11 sh'ttl l l I-nrrtzpl in ritny. \ lt:.’l'1_.\l.1‘.t: t I.\t sit. I l L—Fr-nn and atI.-r llu- l'ninu. all Achi and path 1| Acts pant-d by the Pa li'uncnt ,nl'th' tr llInaiII. the I‘ariiautctil ut' the' ll'nittsd Kingdom nt It llritaiu and Ire- land, the l.I-;_',i<lalut'c nt l'ppcrt'auada. lb.- lla ' tture ot Lower t‘anada, tin-Legisla— ‘llue oft'auada. the Legislature of Nova lM-otia. or the lm. 'slaturte of New lit‘nua- ,tvitrk, which are ‘Pllfrt llll. II) or Inconsist- ‘cnt with the provisiot If this Act shall be ,aud the same are hereby repealed: l’l vl- ided '% that. the repeal of the aid of l‘arliaulrnt and parts Id ‘ nu-nt shall not llt.‘ held to rc- ‘l he or pivt 1y force or NY -I toanyen- 'zu-tnm:t which has. by the said Arts or any ot'lhcni. ltt‘t'll repealed or determined. nor . shall the t‘cpcttl nt the said A. .s atul parts i of Acts :tllitt't— L—Auy penalty. forfeiture, or liability. civil or iIuinal. incurred lit-lore the time

~ the :u'l' to ccvl

l .- !

~ “1..., when the Q‘tccn bum-It graciously at such 1'. p 'al. nrany proceedings torch-

in lllt! throne 1d at once all run,- :tttlu- 1,,1.L.‘,’.:”“. sump. had. done. “nuplphqli - '1“ “PP ~‘l . ‘1." “W” 'l“*“““""" 'l'“ orpctitlht'ratthe same time of Mich re- »t and turning to >ls tluI l'rince of [map 0

Wale" and the llultt-t hulnn'gh who were advancing: to nu-ct lu-r. sht- cant n'wnrd and kis vd .thctn l‘tlllt. Anythint,P In re simple. natural and alli-ctiouute than I a outing between the mother and her children . nnot well be imagined. The Queen tllrn presented

er id to the Duke of (‘amhridue and to I'vintt l'I-ck, catch of whom hissed it respect-

fully. and then again turningto the How she Itil‘t't'li and left with the stmc State cerc- Ill-.tlli'tillsrllt,‘ h'ul cntelc-l.tilllnwctl by h:-

Stln<. in :1 few I lllt's’ the whole of the tuilliant «told I;; had lll'ulLL‘ll up. and thus ytnnl 'nut'd lite- \t't'lllltl ht' ton of the ht‘\'t‘ltlil

I‘arli Intent ot t: teen Victoria.

mmmw.--.wm-m

The Bill to provide for the limit 8t Government; Oi"

British America I

l.‘.f~'thc i'tovinccs of ('.\.\'.\h.\, Ivvhvortxam .‘(tztv Lha‘x-avtea have xprcszs‘t-d theirde-Jrnlu Itvl'lll a l‘cdcral Ifuion uudwr thc_ ll itish t'rnwu. for the purposes ol'tlovt-rnIuI-nt and beg" Iatinn. based upon the principled oi the British nnstitatiou.

lir vr ‘rutzi

."U‘l'rfll HY 'l'ili‘. QIJH :. sIos‘r .Lr. r Ah. My, by and “Ithl' i||l\l(t and consent of the Lords. .N‘ ' anal and 'l‘cmporal, and t'otn- monslntl.isprtsI-ulParliamentassembled. theauthorityol’thc same, :15 fol» itl‘.\'a.—

\ttttutv.

‘1. This .‘nt in y he cited '

North Ame an Act, 15': IN r.‘.:zt‘tn;'t'.\'ru).\'.

i‘. in the ctr strut-tion n." this followiny,r rub-s shall 1n: observed with rcs- pccl to ttu billowing terms, unless othct‘ .u so cxpt‘t y proxtdrd tor. or such con~ tlt‘ ion would he i collfiirlt‘tll with the t intention of he Act. or repugnant to the Colllt. t-—tl1at is. to say .—

'j'lIc words " The Queen." shall mean 'csty, lter ilt'lt‘s‘, and .‘iltt'ct‘ssot‘s,

uf lite lv'uib-d lungdnnt ot ll lnItain and lrclrutd.

The \vnrds " trout and utter the lfuion."

‘ “ The Brit- u

shall mean trout and alter the day on which I

the proclamation, dcel ring the Union of the l't‘ovinccs. shall take. t b - .

The word “ ‘ 'liantrut." shall mean the Legislature or l’arllameut ofthe Kingdom ol Canada.

The word " Legl. aturc“ shall mean the Local LI" ' l'tture ot any of the Provinces of the L

ion. The word “l'ninn” shall mean the Uni- on of the l’roviutms, 01 Canada. Nova‘

scutia, and New lhunswic .

The words. “ vcrnor-tlencral," shall mean the (Thief Executive Utlicer or Ad- ministrator tor the time being nfthc- (inv- l‘l'ltlllt‘ltl appointed by the Queen, by whatever name Ilcv' utlctl.

'I‘lm worda “ (luv 'IInr-(icncral in (loun- cil,“ shall tut-an tho (Thlul Ii. utivc ()tli- ccr or Adntiuivtratnr. (iovcrnoror person Idlninistcriug tor the time bring the (me- ernmcnl nl t.“ - :I.actin;:byIIIul withtho advice of the l't'ivy (.TotInI-il thereof.

The words " Lit-Itlrnant (lovt-runr, tall lllt'HAI the (‘hief Exrvcntivu (“hour or AIl- ntinstratnr for the time being; nl the (luv- Isrnmcnt ol any l't'oviut-c. in the Union.

The words “ Lit-ubaiant-tiovcvnor in 'ouncil,“ shall mean the Lieutenant. (:0 ‘- titltilll. ratrir tor the time be g of the GM 'iltllt‘lll ol ('illtt'l‘ nt'the l’I'mnt- cw: ot (lotarin. Quebec. N .‘a Scnti-t. or N ' llrunswi 2.: ngby and with the .-: the entire Council lhcreul.

'l he word “ le 'rdnm“ sl 'Iil mcau and comprehend the. hilt d l'l‘l. int-es ol (lu- lario, Quebec, Nnva St-otia and

trans irk.

'l‘he worth: “ Privy Council" shall mean such persona av may from than to time be appointed by the li(l\'Ul'll(ll'>Ut‘llCl‘lli, and sworn to aid and advise in the (iovcrnluuht oi the K 1;:dom.

The Word "t min“ (when notapplictl to the l'rm incc of Canada) shall tut-all the lib Irtlout of Canada hereby constituted.

The words " It'ppcr Can: l't" shall nicau all that part of the i't'ovincu nl Canada which tovmerly constitutvd the Province of Upper (‘nuatlm

The words “ Lower (‘att:ttla"sltall 111 all that part ol the l't'nt her of (‘atb which tornu 'ly constituted the I'I'Svincc ot Lower (Tauatl .

The word ‘I tat-in~ ‘all mean thcl‘ro- viIII-c ol Ontario hereby constituted. and the said l’IoviucI- shall be lll‘lll tn haw-the salun bnundzu'ics as that pail. of the late Province of Canada known nw‘ lippI-r (‘ ada prior to and at the time of the passtng ol llIN Act.

The word ‘ Qucbcc‘ rtll mean the Pro- iIIcent'Qut-ht-e hereby constituted, and the said l'rmiuce shall be held to batelbu same btntutlaricv as that part (ti the late l'rot int-c of (.‘anada known as Loner Canada prior to and at the tinieol' the pas- .«iuc' at this Act.

The woth “ \‘ova Scotia“ shall mcnn the Province, ot'Nuva Scotia and the. said l'rovinc Ibo held to II: '0 the same, tmuudari ,. ‘ttxisting prior to and at the limo ol the. pausing at this Act.

The. words ‘ l'lV Ilruuswitrk,“ shall mcau the l'roriu of New lh'utmvick. and thc I: It Pro the snnln lttltlll(l:l\'lt .s as and at the limo (ll the

The word " month“ Ilnr ntnuth.

Words importing: the singular number or the masculinegenderonly. shall include more persona parties. or things! of the same kind than one, and tcmalcs as Well as IllHll“, and the ('anl‘l'. ,,

'l‘be tvord " oath“ shall be cun‘xlrucd as meaning a colt-Inn Ittllvtnation \\ thu-tcr the context applies to any person and c by \vltnm and In which a solemn ttllil‘tlttl~ tion may be madl- instead ofxtn oath; and in every ram where an bath or all‘trntation is directed to b:- nIaIlc id'llll'l' any person or ntl'ict I', such pct eon or otliccr shall have

(

t‘lttIlt' til

N ew

'Xlsliltg prior to lug hi this Act. shall mean a calen-

[\(‘C tilt"

ncc shall be held lobstch

:3 —NI11~ any indictment. informatitm. t'tlll\'l tion, scntcuce, or pH :ution. had. done. completed, or pendiub at the time of sttclt l't' .