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i who ‘re > » av ti rents. ; : m . called on their Landlord te kaow if terms ee Ne i ate 7 a ae ed| Hen. Me. fienderson was favorable to the’ priety of this Céony reciprocating bin all the London, Mareh Ist. ld } } , ee ae ee ee changes referred to by the Hon Atty General.) brances ef Art ant Science with the people of the : oe be ha 1 b ae they Were @ ly met by fierce that the tenants on Lot 25 could be relieved ile z -retted to.find that Militia Officers, in some United States — fe alluded to the invention of a| Advices from New Zealand report an actin ea ne Rapes how. yumi son both sides | from the proprietary yoke, yet he could not | cages "bed aot paid that regard to publie feeling Graiv Sewing Maine by Mr. Geo. Millner, an | at Poveety Bay, in which the natives loat YO _ Id = ome ower to make the venta! blame the Government for not yielding to the yyg the Wishes of the people that they should) enterprising meaanic of Charlottetown, and | killed, wad the British three wounded. ac ™ "Th . ae a" 1a repr hin the land. | payment et too high a price forthat Township. have done. It might be suppesed, from all <hat | pointed out the aeessity of removing neeey ihe | A report is oe — the ee he paregraph under consideration was, 2s. au acre was the fu!l value of the land on? had been said last Session on the impropriety and striction that’ weld exclude Mr Millner from! Minister te Bogland bas reeetced list le then agreed to, and the House irued, hat Lot. It was hich time to devise some hardship of calling out men for Drill at certain competing i the troad fields of America with bis | from Madeid to proceed to Washington to settle seein ‘heme for the final settlement of that most busy seasons of the year, that the course pregious | machine Hon &tornes General and the ae any d ficulty wee may arise in cousequence of | We: s¥, March if lemoralizing system, the Leasehold es of ly adepted would have been changed. itappear-| Mr. Laird supportd the Bill - oN ar — “ the Cuban isaarreelion. ae ’ the Colony. and he hoped, a zeneral measure ed, however, that no imprevewent of that nature with the bon. ienber for Charlottetown (Air | ns he Bill relating to actices conneci@d with 74% hy Co : had taken place Brecken.) The ject of the Bill was toa opena Seven of the Feniaas, imprieoned in various parts the pablic service was reud a secona time and *°" a be introduced that woule settle the Hlon Mr Speaker said the people were dissatis | wider feld to meopt genius, whereby they mirht | of the kingdom, bave been liberated The follow- agreed to w hole question. » . fied with the present mode of eulling theim out.) compete abroad. Every encouragement should ling are their pawes: Thomas F. Burke, an Ameri- Hon. Mr. Howlan, pursuant co noiee. ore Hon Mr. Davies said that Mr. f ype being a change was called for, and be was glad to find | be afforded skilful meehauies in the pursuit uf the joun Fenian organizer, Dennis F. Burke, recently : i ; <, public man was ina different pogitiou to that ae Waal » . . A ‘confined at Cigskenwell, Charles Kickham, p et, aented a Petition from Je.aes Forsyth a a | ie ‘ : I a Bill tor that purpose would be submitted. rte a i : ait of the Irish People, Captain ¢ 1 _— ' of a private citizen, be was, theretore, Mr. Howat wus gratified to find that the Gov- The Bill wes received and read and one of the editors of the irish People, pt ot ers, of Cascumpec, rewarding the owucish , b d “i “ tal ep i ' , : H ge rent | McKay, and Messrs. O'Connor, Stack end O Keefe eo! ke.p and other sea maure eee 7 ps = = $ ae 302 eb SO ernment Gas cutertnere te q or a ee nae OF nsstiiiaeiinin '€Tbe lacter were sentenced to ten years’ imprison- Mr. McMillan presented a petition asking ¢ ry SER Chem be prorcenrs (Oo eles now prepared on ameod the law. Though the Fripay, March 12. | went for having written a treasonable article pub- un Act to ine DO! tn Chasch of Suman Hon Mr. Coles (Colonial Secretary), re | measure be introduced last Session wus voted | AY, 3 ‘ * ltished in the Irish People. Messrs. Q’Connor, side i 0 : marked that Mr. Pope was not a member of | down, be was p eased to ubserve that the altera | At ‘nree o'clock in the afternegn the House ‘Stack and O'Keete were released yueundigionally. ei oes a A a 1 Levislature at the time the : trations | tiene which he the n Wished to introduce were atterded on His Hloner the Aduiiniatrator in the | Lindon, March 2. Said petition was rel i to the Comunittee Ls he eas wlan admitted to be loudly called for. | Libtary rye, gud presented the Address in : ; . on Private Bills Ho \l {) . Coe ruc a « s not in the Hon Mr. Duncan.—Iit would appear that the! guswes to the Speech of His Honor at the open- In the House of Commons last evening Premier Mr. Brecken pr ma & pacon rom , : i ie ma he vq Bellary efficers in the hen, members (Mr ing of the Parliameat. To which His Honor was | Gladstone moved for leave to introduce a bill to aivers merchauts, favmers, and ‘ ee 7 7 te poy ee | Ptowats) District did not consult the fectings of pleased to reply as follows :— | disestablish the Tnieh — to i oo Ay f wn alters t t laws : — ; ; the people as te the proper season tur Digll. Be og i , : : _|for its temporalities, and to disendow the Roya + the sia ‘ I » S 1 ‘ iH M ; ' : ha | lit ard but V ry iittle complaint frow lis cel dir. speaker and Gentlemen q the House of As | College iA st Patrick at Maynooth, Mr Brec entered i . exola ’ s 40" ¢ Ture ‘een : “f f stituents en the question sembly & | A provision is made for the clergy who are to the asons o tienen t biG ih Vey ta { H t i mn Mr. Hfaviland remarked that the Militia I thank you for thie Address, and for the receive life annuities, All private endowments As Xe | tition s f bry I ps se en hitcal party had | and \ titeer t # were a branch of the public assurance it contams of your readiness fasorably | are to remain intact, and the Chureh ts to be ; f . ” iti ' t i ‘ gt La Ques service peculiarly under the control of the Gov-| tg eonsider the variows important measures handed over to @ Council for religious purpeses. Valuadic y $ : . lask, why he (Mr. Laird) did not! eromet Ihe hon. aembee (Me Howat) could! progught to your notice, and recommended to your Grants are proposed for the support of St. Pat- made t ms or t ‘ " » pros jan that w } Hy set | 0 herefore, as au iadependent member of the! strention _ rick’s and ether cathedrals, Lhese structures being of grea t Kets t Unit " : me Racked : Goy- tlouse. introduce a measure of that nature,whiech I appreciate and sincerely thank you also for regarded as national property The church States 5 necessibl ys rs’ t ; y n t t t must have originated with the Government. Hey! the kind manner in whieh you bave alluded to my | buildings no longer required, are to be handed aske m t estrict s Pa- |" ’ : : er ie Hon Mr Haviland, would net oppose the con-| ydministration of the Government, aud to the | over tethe Board of Works, for the benefit of a at law of the Island F : a ee , miplated Bill, as object being to render less ob-) qyynity conierred upou me, by our most Gracious fund,and the budial grounds are to be placed under Pe vas ‘ a‘( t ee : i oe, sel , 4, 7 | HOXious military duGes, without destroylug the Queer the charge of the guardians of the peor, p ort the Str. Brecken said, tha ; ~ £4 orgamation. Hon Attorney General (Leader of the Govern- |) Mr. Gladstone proceeded at considesable length Hous ; } ation gut tO Spe as yet he was [ree t s Mr. Bell was of the opinion that no practical nent) presented to the House the Road Corre. |Jength to urge upon the House me gram results the . beens i ida eT ae t hat ! 1 t think I tent) reeults could follow trom the present mode of or- spondent’s accounts of the expe nditure for the worth were oe ee oe ae L prone pe uf . t ‘ : . By s 1 t wiv ¢ ganizing militia in companies, and would support aervice of Reads Bridges and W barts, during t _ eset Pa ae an power pe aa a eae ion clang ( jt i e i iy me asure caicu ated to introduce & ure prac | the past year, alse Returos of thirty-two Road ee ‘Din seli Steated Me Gtateiias asd eae eer bs tr i st Ss Ss i . s , ; ” 7 iH a et wwian Cone irred witl th “reu ary aot scien 7 Sed oss — i ganas a | briefly. He onic in oaqeraee ee potter “ the| was ad. ! : . teat ’ ‘ members tor bie 2 thoes ipvaners Guophaterd ee, oe : ee ns pe ed ia ek adiminist rect min regard to the Trish Church as : \ ! ‘ | stem : the past year; ale accounts of the distribution polidically wrong. aud theiz bill as an act of con Hon. Att'y. Genera Gov The paragraph under copsideration was!’ * id said that the Bill about to be presented | ot Seed Groia to destitute settlers, and receipts | tiseation, but the Government had a right to bring ead that ¢ Fe S$ fron ; an és Dea ae eed io would render the service wore efficient and Jess) theretor; Returns of Bank ef PoE Island, oa [the matter before the Honse for fall and therongly w i bas ed tot Hous t sak : . ville ‘ D>, a expensive than it had been under the present law 2nd Mareh. In09. Summerside Bank, October | discussion, and he would not oppose the introduc w ' ers w e 8 to see the 4 7 nea oe sed ee ae he Mr. MeNeill — Purning mer out to drillat buay | 4, 18683) Returnsfrom Courts of Coumissiouers | tion of the bill ‘ quantity of lands i a : I , . t 2 jsiand and ¢ CHE’ seasons ct the year was pertectly ridiculous, It} of Small Debts. The Blue Book for 1867 ~, ae — oy ~ ene wee “pr oe ee pe'that ome, Seles) was thea read.” ere auch better ty dituae @ comanercialapwrit|" Ordered, that the: Kom Correspondents. ac /42Teed 1, the bill was jatredaced and read for the x ors t wand 3 W i be s la - 6 met ig oe" womans hy en ci ¥ aod eccourage agricultural) gounts be referred to the Committees un Public second reading, and the House theu adjourned off the B sy ica : 8 th,on the great advantazes ¢ lala s site thau to be luspiting them with moltary | Accounts | 1 cee & i | Go i @. Ive mm ewe Of irre trade re-| Sarco". ai | Ordered, that the several Returos referred to a sndon, March 5, ine ae Sess : \ : 43 uited States Ile ed Mr Breckeu alluded to the measure propound- tie on the table | Inthe House of Commons this evening, Mr Had- a3 \ bY (1 A f ) Sh ; . : ed by his hon. calleague at previous seesions « : , ‘ fie d asked if the Government intended to take any . ; : t visit ‘ ress al ¢ ’ e, oe I 4 tons of Hon Attorney General then brought up a : , Geen Oe p t \ s .s explanation : “erat ig « House, and belioved it embraced the principle ata spelen aaa ctenter ak ee the direetion of Ucean Penny Postage. t d the friendly fee ‘ t message from His Honor the Adininistvator of | 4 gi vesterday by the Hi Att e. - i t . ‘ ) how adopted by the Government on the question. | the G. : sat Rbieh wax smaeeed oak ead The Marquis of Huntingdon, Postmaster General, reiat ve te é ur ise Let I ut t Loe er ek . I = or pe He admitied th it the present mode of calling ou een < . hee set of thes ay replied that for the present the contracts entered H Mr. Pope refused to | eee oer, ee sw’ Companies for ten days drill would net conduce | g; sa eo ieee (aaa lative, | nto between the Pust OSee Departmvat end the yuntrs He said that ducumeuts andi+, . m..... eT p vailous correspondence and documents relative | yapioys Atlantic Stegmsbip Companies would inter- oo oe si en war ton es fence on that s tw ut aol Ni j a wa. png a to mission of Committee of House of Representa. | fece with the proposcd modification in the rates of to r,t . ‘ . \ be s ted whe ) 5 t ! aa ah He : a si ia A comendnd tives of the United States of America to this) Qcean Postage, I < that ‘ is ae pai a ; , fet at 'f ? 4 es ) ” Z al ca he an glad Island last autumn, and also Reports and Minutes = London, March 6th | Fela to the ga { stat : ll ee ur H on ne ; : a . - cee era. a how taben the) of Council, on different other subjects conueeted The monster petitions were presented to Queen 30h 30 wen © values i sai mast gn, Mr. ihe Said that was { Hatory, and he lived the measure contem-| with the interests of the Colony, all of which Victoria yesterday at the Levee, praying for see why ‘ t od more | ne to ge (uaF? tae ques i. Heb ved pia : a woul 7 oe mere _ ne directiva, were read by the Clerk. awnesty tu Fenian prisoners exerted themselves abo the matter. The Would agree w oi — a ' ri A . 7 ae i. pha aca See pom wan Phe Cort espoudence relating to trade relations A despatch from Berlin states that ee own Xv I as j . tetown ’ d The Ys nd tor differing mizht be * a — Blue 7 if ‘ a -* . ee | with the I nited States, coutained a Despaten _ ca oe _ = oe gyorg ic oa a , ‘ cs . i st the proper course to be i § d tor the : ; rome : Re y : j wL. e . Ageberal salislacllutt) from tis } xcelleney George Dundas, Esquire, nurs ay, 7 nor 6 . ne ps a i 0 aul hast t . 4 1 Sats : a daes Ww on both a.des of the Llouse, dated at Halifax, August 27th, 1308, in answer to Grant, Count Bismarck was present, anc made =| Le was 4 [=le I e we t . . 1 despatches on thes cl re Hon. Be Davies also supported the remarks | a communication from the Exeeutive Council of speech. He “a ee - aon _— mete i ub 3 we ie ee me 7 u on by the hon. Attorney General, touching the | this Island with reference to the aetion of the between the United States ane tg anc ag now ta e x . t . absurdity of ca g men away from their bard Congresé of the United States, requesting that friendly relations were uow especially guaranteed, parm ia —— — our for the purpose of spending their valuable | the expression of thei views relative to Rect-| FROM THE STATES | i Vt ‘ a 3 at S i 13 +19}. tine Ib perioriu Hat tury evolutions, proeal Free Trade between the United States | with Wf | shen i t sed O18) approva i a ete Mr La d wae ® ways opposed to the! and P. E Island, be forwarded to the Seeretary New York, March Ist. | i ‘ i Cha Mr. Pope had} | eh ” } legen tom eg : ads - ae oe bast glad that | of State tor the Colonies, in order to obtain if Latest advices from Cuba state that more fine t . ’ 1 eas ( gress had been received last ‘ sy zi v Ke aig o ges were apparently popu | possible the Imperial assent to the view expressed |trgopa are needed from Spaia. Those now on | hit Y 5 I 7,5 r * ‘i o On Nae grem i - ' gm k sic cake : ee la before the commencement of the Trade of the | th. [sland can do ne more thaa hold their own : } 3 4 the States and the! , cal ea a : a cb ; ¢ - cau -" ensuing autumn ; Meantime all kinds of privation abound, and the t ' Dp tle a t t s ey a ee ee Te In which Despateh His Excellency expressed complaints of the people are heart rending. A ; b ~ er to ¢ h A an fishing |e. UPS° 7 ae re _ gsm one bis willingness to forward the sews of Council to | foraging expedition from the besieged garrison | he me ‘ sg x hs il anid thal Suring the fishing Season, large! the Heme Office At the same tine reminding |¢ Puerto Principe was attacked by the Cuban ah : Mr. Brecken re . ed very ly ont 4-/¢ ke oe ke sited Souris, George: | his Council that a Colonml Government has not |forees and compelled to retreat with cousiderable a £ M nes ee. she sles ee iii e a ra 7 bytes ON —_ perth side of the! any authority whatever to enter inte any arrange ines Chere are reported to be 4.000 refugees F ; : ‘ t ( 8 } t i e se — a : r oe a oa Se oe ee Cee — . ro Power. spy . — mepre from the country at Gibara. There is a great ap "4 ‘ t 1 : peacelul cilizens.| sentatives of a Legislative body of a Foreign | juarth of provisiona and an epidemje is feared Gove nentic’ ; ‘Ss Wy oats 82 t vet t, It would oe Wet Biwaye te be prepared for such’ Country. And that wuilst every facility tor ob Reeently at night tbe doors of all the houses in ‘ a! a : of ; at J i He ale oe re lie did not, howe Ver, see BNY Necessity | taining the fullest information respecting the | Vu evitas oceupied by Cubans were warked by a dut t eof ¢ t oe i . i } y tero to t hia rae hi tindance of the whole Militia system trade of the Colony should be given to the Com black cross on a placard, with the words | ry i. * . acter and eXpansive muds of i ee ee eee ed ittee alluded to, any enquiry as to the authority). pup Time FoR CLEMENCY JIS” Expep,”| a : t tie 1 reuthen wt npriacd aly}. Sine _— Lue discussion oF the question | of.the local Government to enter ite any garth |. VENGEANCE") Great excitement was caused pat s “ ay Be t a and ad i aaa de lust Sess n had, e Waa glud to find, stirred up culare or ex ‘optional arrangement witb the end the streauces eGurte ot a ew prominent des sett J ) it Was y subjects of the createst intricacy the G ne ent to ine oe aty in the matter Che United States must be answered in the negative Spaniards glone prevented the outbreas. Cholera ; Breas Measure, * tude were srasped at and disposed y+ e Bill vee be - aie a" . Ts aia A Despatch dated Downing Str-et, 30th Sep. |ig decreasing at Santiago de Cuba. Three uf vet il ee ee 2 oy ne 3 “em xe introduged by the Hon) px65, from Bicki igham & Chandos in answer | eamers left Havana on Saturday, crowded with Anal s to sho tiie ( rressional Committee at Cha lutte as i as a nest the reed to the Deapatel of His Excellency atinded to, a | Oyban refugecs tor the United States. | that 3 sse of : i ala @ ni : sl ry aa. nq a sO — ther —— to, gforesaid, was also read, the contents of whieh The Senaie Counitier of Foreign Affaire are | lands w ‘ t t Art ¥ ; 2 } . : : 7 hai a i: t ™ M ya nse = To 1 aa ae oo = were to the eflect that Her Majesiy’s Governin rat considering 2 reselation ta anthoriz: the Preadent Genere la aa - e. c thouzn A sentiment that " d os ans = " 7 a : — we addre 7 greurany. eotively approved of the answer which His Ex-| 4, recognize the Independence of Cuba whenever Ses oo 1 ee ee ee ee ied Celleucy returned te His Council, and that it was |), pis opinion a de facto Independent Governinent . s Q i | nie ‘ > is which, aooner st ater, Upon, There was one question of Vilal iuipertance right that they (Tis Exeellency'’s Coane) ) should should have been eatablished there. Recent news Gove ; : S mus s tw i the Unized States and the | "een which beth the Speech and the Answer were | be reunnded that a Colonial Government bad ne from the [sland indicates that this way be at anu e Pia I i] Colonies. silent He alluded to the question of Denewina | guthari y whatever to enter ity auy arrange- | arty day nh } t 4 ry M II 1 s LT, } A i ee eee ow ication, Which, if ome : we geo ment 21D ep Porcige Pier or with the Kepre- | Money easy. Goll quier—t sig. | Mr. P . : ‘ : a a pres es ( mange wre to be belleved, was) sentatives of a Legisiative body of a Foreign Now York, March 8th. his 1 ; : : # ig ie 4 agiating the public uiud. He was glad, bow-! country. ; of Ly ; ; i ~ ie enme . t e i ever te find that such w as not the mage fon the se Among the papers read was a repost of the Later news ee itn — oe " the ¢ Mf } ; eo ee ee ee ne teeibers whe last Session were dissati«fic 2) wisston of the Hon. Messrs Heusley and Hay ve a a. ; ~ is t a but a , , on tt hs he € : , egard to that question, Were how quietly sap-) thorne, members of Her Majesty's Government, OF Ere Clty of AGS “ayes DF 808 808 Me : a ~. vieee & ton. 3 : os bie eu > woul 4 f K3 U t porting the G eut He weuld alse support) to LLalifax, in reference to dewand for payment of atl gee r eee i" on 7 t e is len a | j y the hos. Art be Government against the Denominational) Troops while stationed in PE. Island, setting b _ a ie oe Paes Lot i ‘ ; M Cee eral w HI system, W e beieved would prove a curse lo) forth that the result of whieh delegation was the Port ae E tiace. His laws t oe uuitaucuusly Laird) + oe a? i paebintasats one ia ee ee fog | ssssulied the towa, Lut were repulsed. J ll Mi Low] snid th Jelevrutes were 2"! : : eunssion of a large portion, exceeding £1000, SPN : COMM Pos - ! in aut! s-d Comaittce of 1 Carini Hou Mr Henderson agreed with the aenti: po E I currency, of gthe amount claimed by Wasuingtou, Mared 8th. the y« ‘ t 1 espe United States eons ’ ments ulleted by bis Row coleague. a1 d he be | the War Office for expenses incurred in connec It isthought that A BP, Stewart wll be obliged his yn . | 2 ! Pola \" T) 7 ; Ms , Heved that if all Classes in the Community Were tion with the maintenance of the troops as) to decline the Seer tar » of the Treasury, in n @ Sit ax. ] | : : : eit to (he exercise of tieir own Jud ment they) atoreaaid consequence of an old Iw, whith prohibits any ‘ é id oti ; Ps ; would net desire avy change ju the present Hou Leader of the Government submitted an | person engaged in commerce holding office in the Nf >. i : ts ra eG , =a : ihe : yster : td Phere was no change in) extract frow minutes of the Executive ¢ ouneil of | Lccasury or Revenue Departments ot & wernment: ; ai tra u t is and ¢ n t atiments f those of his constituents on) P| E Island, dated 19:h Now, [S05. enclosing Washington, March 8th, : r ¢ te is sured \ iperta guestion ute he Executive Council of Nov: sot : : . r ted ifs mn would vet ¢ luce beneficia Mr. R y adtd mwever edifying it might be rete - : near es f a = a Tt is understood that Mr. Stewart, in view of the Srnanens ’ ‘ to the Der un rte annoance that neither he Executive Cnell of Nova Sentia appointed the uncertainty of Congress guspendiag tne law pro 1 : ; ' ley hibiting men engaged in commerce boldiag office in he regre t M - ~ \f Howat.—The | fin © y her bis censutuents bad ¢vanged their views ou! Hons William Annand and Ro A. MeHafly a jype pret a = ‘ re ws - " _ . . : the Treasury, hast tentered hia resignation and that offer. That z t MZ t e want of f tra HE SUNICEE OF Se : he would, perhaps, fed) delegation te conies with the Island Government Mr Boutwell of Massachusetts wiil be appointed ii . . a re ll a that eiber henw i ' whe had d Hered with oy the subject of Closer poiteal relations between | Grber changes ig the Cabinet are rumored, and yie g to t g , ; a that wen aa ved of tt . ) forme . eras ‘pe weie uel as Broa ip ihels the tae Provinces. That the Exve itive Couneil | there is myc} excitemcnt over the me*ter. | ) , relativet t ; iiaiaiaiaal einen tat D) conte eplile . she sai hen. member : ot this Colony replied to the effeet that they were Was ington, March 4th. M Denman cons ( a ‘ aT P eee ; ne Ta Hea Mr i a d that every alowarce | pot in a pusition to entertain or discuss the eub- Genersl Grant wus inaugurated President of the at se fered rovern t e Build Hen tie ¢ ; should be made Che bon. member, Mr. Henderson ject at that time, more especially if the logal gev- United States to diy with impositiz ceremonies nrematuie,in dem e agreemert . to the n would me bef re t he having taken ou himself the supervision of! Gruwent of Nova Sevtia intended by said delega His inangural address is brief. He anys he shall Mr. P pe reiuse Pine t ‘ 1 iM se, hon, embers would ve tter able to: Education oa behait of a portion of the comaiu- lion the question of Union, either with the | 2#%e 4 poliey to recommen on ail national anb $0 Buy rt the Gover tsa the H ‘ lve cf the cor.qu f the Government in the) uity : i ’ | Dominion of Canada or the Maritm+ Previnces. a > tay abe a ee = ~ sn Maturing any reato wi thie al | matte fle alluded so the fact that American His Honor the Speaker thea, on motion, took {| Qo motion ot Mr. Brecken, ths House weat Aten niche Shastened caeden s ical settlement of t Land Quest Why t » schooners fish all round the cous, rezurdiess of | the Chair, and the Chairman reported the Ad-} inte Committees on the bill peigting to Patenta. strict economy The President says ¢ “It will be| did pot tha Agov e t eu ue t e appearance of the British Steamers ull }| dress agreed to with CHTtaie amendments. Mr Camervn in the chair. my endeavor co execyte all laws in good faith, to | measure, (hat woulé em cuce all of te ta. | t e Commanders of which did not appea: Lie Chairman of the Committee on the Address After some debate on the propriety of removing collect aff revenues as imposed, and to have them | The tenants on Lot | aloo geve put forth much effort to drive them off . tt iy tuok occasion to express his views on the every possible restriction frou the laws relating properly apoonntnd ora Senn disbursed . t { ’ ’ i : diferent paragraohs in said Address, remarking | tg the encouragement of inventive geulus in will do the best of my ability to appoint to oflice pressed rece y byt An tia fon. Mr. Coles, Colonial Secretary, said cls ait nt shinai . : a those only who will carry out this design _— : : shad tia | a a worg especially on the oecessily of some Cour | nechaniam, Progress was repo: tel. lu r “d foreix 1 h id: » [I would come camp =. oS oeerees Sor BE 1 GCCOTCRRCE WR Gr Skissiiy regu milsory pueasure for the final abolishment of the . Attorney General. in movinr an ad u regard te a foreich policy he said: woul tors si d he made of tein af o Was Cisne + wcemnelicd } ‘ ‘oe Hon. 4 y eral, 38 ‘ deal with Nations as equitable asthe iaw requires a ; “Ae diosa thats papain sn a pest’ | leasehold gyeten. True, be said, the eflurte of jourament, took occasign to pemark o1 the Coo | individuale to deal with each other, and I woald Mr. P. Sinclair wa ry that the count c nase Sek agee ae oe CC iast Session proved abortive, but new that 8) cert in the evening at St. Pa rick’s Hall. The protect the law abiding citigen, whether of native wus not vet free from e Leasehold System. eparate not a hefore tl y altemy te 1 ¢ change of urtiist had taken place in the Im laudable obj sect of that enterta on vent, h » said, jor of foreign birth. whereyer bis rights are In the purchase of Lot 27, the proprietor, Mr. °* turethem. It was therefore an eusy watter perial Parliament. it would be well to put forth) was to asvstia perpetusting the mewory of one (jeopardized, or the flag of our country floats Pope compromised with the Government, aud ny schooners to evade the law. another ¢ it rt Phe uy provement of Harbors! why, for many years. held a geat jn that House, a a the rights of gg oo wading | oe ee Mir. Mi Neill alluded to the wregtness of the Was loudly called for, “Pye Harbors at both eads| and had vecupied other prominent pgsitiogs in the et a dee : BP cg oe oe a He reprehended the cor i of parties nic zie icon peoples, their enterprise and progress |“ the District whica Le bad the honer to repre: | Colony. : : selled to follow their precedeut Pr : F : een : : ot 4 arts and sciegce, ang the great advantazes | * ut, required aid for their 1 yprovement, and he Hou. Mr. Haviland coneurred io the sentiment iF 4 in hetweei "roy et 8 and e (rovernment ce | "ei ag” ag gd cs Aa hoped the Gorerngept would lend an attentive just expressed by the hen Attorney General, andl | FROM CANADA when negotiating for t pure e of lands ‘ ye [ : i Fe ye " ie or a ; i sei : a ear ta the prayers of petitions on these mattera | would cheertully aecond the motion te auepend And alluded to that course having been adopt-; 4! ay ' au we a of this ; ONY, OF TMENAY | Whilet be believed the time had not yet arrived | the public business with the view of furthering re : Montreal, March Sth. ed in the case of the Worrell Estaie. Hec un.) Feativr ro th the people of shat sreat country. | tor Qajirnads. he believed the perjod was not 8o| the praiseworthy object of the Concert at St Te is said that Prince Arthur comes to Canada to tended that the Government acted a judicious Hon. Mr Liaird spoke of the high honor very far dietant ax #ome imagined. when Rail-| Patrick's Hall, in bonor of the memury of the join - = os ee in Montreal and proper part relative to the purchase of nferred on the Colony by the Dele cation of | reade woula be constructed on the Island. He} jate Hen Edward Whelaa. wine oument “Tren ri stappooenays 4 ge nd 1 Lot 19 He was one of th anpointed to [48t Sumer, composed, as it Was, of some of | alluded to articles in one of the papers publisied House adjourned, pee tt Ciesk oF anes Pi a ee value the lards on Lut and had the Gov. the leading minds of the Great Repub . He | at Halifax, on the subjeet ef cheap Railroads or| A. MCNEILL, Reporter. | okie pactielny of digease of the aes oe ; ee i ¢ toe me. | Was glad that the reception given on that oc- | tramways, which could be built at 3 the} iat : ee J ernmer, Oue a OVET te BN ACKE FOF 6 seMe | . Gh : eae i : : i cost of ordinary Railroads, and which would! —————— eae renee career —— | Whittaker is reported to be gteadily lwproving. | erty they wo. ex 1 ita val Chose | Casion was so zenerally justified by hon. mem- | CS ; , ros " : is ith } a c : Mil ee ‘ : 1.9! bers on both sides of the blouse prove of great advantage to the farming population Holloway’s Ointment —No Enjoyment without Montreal, March 5th, Bare ee eee ee ane ene eee | Mr. George Sizelair was proud of the visit| . Hom Mr. Haviland replied to ‘the remarge of | Health —Gow ond tls to cee the weetty wer-) = whiiiteber ip guiting alightly better Tho! t y to tmKe vengeance on the tenantry OC-) ov. “a 1 ce ae Del ; | the hon. member, Me Cameron, touching a coin- idly estate laid up by disease, and render incapa- cause they hag not succeeded driving the | the Colony had trom that Delegation, ® YiSit| wry measure tor the settlement of the Land | ble of traversing their vast possessions An ulcer). think he cannot live, and others think if he! Goverumert to purchas wn terms, |vt * “3 ye 4 a ‘r Colonies my she be QQuestion, and referred to the fact that, jn the | °? a ic. mi Se an bn — lives he will never recover his senses. Dr. Mars- ’ f yt ¢ rt ey were dep a P Oy eet cane . ‘ ' aliue oneal i atic mus Or & gwe ib oO 0 re. : > os Hon. Mr Henderson was noi J, ant ofthe?’ My ’ p we : oe - ip a. : re ask ae , 7 ee ee veut progression if che affected part be well oes iden paraiaate — will megane. He spoke manner in which the poor tenanivy wer Mi . Sinclair was glad to find that the : ae gnaw se os ve : a ag - ed with warm water, and afterwards briskly rub- spoke a little yesterday evening, and understood harassed on more Townships than those allud whole House appeared unanimous in their ato : ‘oclaene 3 ica ; oe a ve ot bed with Holloway’s cooling, healing, and deter- what — said to hin. The bail was abstracted to by hon. members. He was prepared t arly concurrence with the steps th at had been 2 et ao aan ‘War ten un a sive Ointment. There are few persons so suited trem his brain last night, . a support the Gcvernment side of the H va y entertain the distinyurshed Committee pf oiled a; Oke eee, a Gree O' that they cannot procure this invaluable remedy ; O'Farrel received a letter from Pather a Con- with any measure however st tif with frog the Congress of the United States. The) nn in Gres : i nace all or ' is rr)’ with the clear instrugtions for using it which are nor of Oitawa, enclosing a letter from Whelan ee em ssiataiasin tae dein alk Mae Maia lk men in are at 5 tain woul = eer HtuGenal | folded round eagh pot, few will fail to cure their to O'Farrel, written ou the day before his execu- the bounds of the constitution, with the view . ats 7 eee Mr. Bright's poley was a egmpro- complaints, however severe or inveterate they tion- It appears that on that day O'Farrell of coercing Proprietors to surrender to ta : ; ee — er a 7 eee “i a uiiee In regard te the land tenure in Treland, and may appear. or however successfully they may had telegraphed to Whelan asking him to tell all terms Aud he“hoped the question wo , Canada, ike the . I land, Was «a tea CIOS | at could net be supposed that he would eupport a| bave resisted other treatment. lhe knew about bie (O’Farrell's) connection with pe left i the back wre i. ri t » ana couid " it, theretore, became 3) different policy for this I<tand, Ilo talk of a iii atin ithe McGee tragedy. This lelter of Whelan’s c. Mr. Howat was glad the Lot 19 ques-| ™arket for our produce Slence the great! cumpulenry a aly uly calculated to de- It is a rare thing that Physicians give any coun- | in reply to this telegram, and in it he distinctly n Was it luced, he did cof wish to aita cessity of our trade relations with the Sa aa ee 20 rhe pi plan now tenance to # medicine, the mangfacture of which is | denies that O Farrell had anything to do with bieuee tie elthas party aoe ek i aa American | eople, deft ea - nen boprietors ob the principle of a . secret. ; About the only exception we know of i8 | the McGee wurder, or was in any way connected tiasions auliaded io. hut he Wa nelous § Hon. Mr. Davies—Gne ofthe most moment a “ ; me : Jobnsou’s Anodyne Liniwent. This, we be, with it. chase Lot 19 from it present own Me Pups, | that int nection with tne De egation trom ais ae | oii rat sc aleeae Wace P s or ee ay os Morning Chronicle, for alleged libel on Mr It ¢ 1 not he expecte! that that y man rthe Congress of that greatuayion, The y ‘ple an officer of the G i uaak Gene lend , +s : : | O'Foreel, See Oe ee : ' pel - py ot the whole Island were alive go the great in- ; ; ; i x tes - Pergons requiring pyrgatives or pills should be} QO'Farreli has received the following letter would se!i at aloes; the Estate musi tl Ce es i ic. cin momma 3 i a fused to Compromise and to accept of fair value) careful what they buy. Some pills not only cause! from Pather O'Conner. O'Farrell says he haa cost at least 135. 9d. per acre, and it wold | terest at stake ? and t yn wer & % OMY | for bisestate, it was high time to talk of a com- gripping pains, but leave the bowels ina torpid, | reason to know that it was written about twenty | pay atthat figure. There were large arrears of |!" G vornment, to that ree ; = oe pulsory vata auraidhe He knew full well that the) eostive state. Parsons’ Purgative Puls wiil relieve | winutes befure the execution :— Seat om £08 £0 thet could be remitied the with a be wrty re sponse from thi a nat ol stand he had alw aye taken on that question waa! the bowels and cleanse the vivod without injury to Ottawa, Goal. Feb 11th, 1869, Government had the property It was, he said, ery erty wing subj et in the Golony. | distastetul to a certain class, but he would die- | the system. | : ' rumored that ¢ ent owner, Mf Bo Mr. Reilly— That the Colocy suffei . 4 y charge bia duty regardless wetarvweppettion. Ft ee ie | To Tebn Q’Farre}i, Barrister, Quebec ; would not enter juto avy terms with the pre-) the abrogation oy the late treaty,no one wou!d - ag 1 on bret British settlere ot the Colony! at this season, when conghs and colds aro so| *° Wear Sir,—Having beard that you have been eee ieee MtAd he ilies Rtn cat ttempt to deny. Every one, therefore, con-| had savages ov slave-holdera to subdue instead of | prevalent, an effectual remedy, and ene easily ob accused of complicity in the murder of T. D. athe of ¢} cok 7 his fstat ee curred in the desirabincty of culiivating every landed proprietors, they would have easily con- jtained Perry Davis’ Vegetable PAIN KILLER MeGeo, of the 9th of April, 156 *, Lthink it my cuty reg @ Tees Ne 50 1aN yer digg Oe ee ae and wood will that would 1 guered them | It is no new noetrum, vended by unknown agents, ip this solemo hour when just about to appear be- budicate insincerity # pait and thee } ea. 2 at Me "i MJe. MeNetll gaid thet some questions required | but has stood the test of over twenty years and, fore my Eternal Judge, tu state that within my would not excuse him. pny way te nd ty penew thOy* sree trade re hi * | to be agitated long before che objects ln wlew | those who use the article, iuternally or externally. | knowledge you bad neither band, act or part either Mr. Bell said the Government acted right phose who — — dt 7 yr wae a he were gaiied and st “as but just fo an oppressed | a ‘i — nae C. _ — . tpdiroatly “ momentos oor: . © mer { 3 i ! ‘ dis y j - . les . « , , : y ¢ , ’ ‘ oe or . | +. , res} 4 ting the pur ha of Lct 19 aud ap l id - . << ey p i : 2 ; at - i : ( a gy — . yee rk mee - cass Sa en.—The testimenials borne to the | (Signed) P.J.W HELAN. wcted of the course pursued and the tact d «- ce . . or - dees ; pvety POs pay, Unt jose TiZOlS Were COU) efficacy this valuable mediciue are sutficieut to | : ’ r ged by the Hon. Atty. General in demand. | ‘24° that alasost every newspaper in the | ceded, |waspant its intreduction into every house. Our This letter er pntrasted aad the Rey. Father o oe 2 Colony took the subject up, and hurled back After some further remarks from the hon.! own opinion is tha. 20 family should be without Connor, Whelgn’s Confessor. Q'Coonor scat it to ing the agreement alluded to; he was of opinion ; , 401% gpa ds a a : fe ae ee ae : O'Farrell, with the following note—