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ment thatthe bill he read asecoud time this «

t be finally set at rest,

on, Attorney Genernl, that the bil

three months, .which amepdincut was nogatived ob

the following division, viz:
Yeas—Hons Laxilevsd,
Duncan, * Mesxra, Brecken,
Green, Rativay—1, :
Nays—HoWi, Ajtor'ney General, Col Secretary
Tlowlan,

MeAnlay, Henderson
Prowse, McLennan

—17, «>
The Bill was accordingly committed to a Commit
tee ot the Whole House, Mr Bell in the chair, Report

Tlouse adjourned,

Fike to _ Moynay, May? 13.
House in Commitee on the

lic a

ints for the past year.
Sai

*

amounted to £95,442 17s J,

added to the balance agalast the Colony, iu the pre-
vious years amounts to 4195,542 178 84. In that
amount ‘is itieluded £82,344 paid 7 the Government
for 220,469 ac: of ‘land pure

against the Colouy also includes all Treasury Notes,
Wearrams and Debevtures issued up to that date.

Tho Reévenne for the past year ns an increare
of £27,40T 138 24 over the previous year. The
total recipts for and op account of Crown avd Pub.
lic Lands during the past year, amounted to £16,-
148 103 Gd, The expenses during the same period,
including the loss of Land Tax and Interest .amount-
edto £5.862.5s Sd—showing a surplus .of £10,-
286 48 3d over and above expenses. *

On motion of Mr, Brecken, seconded by Dr Jen-
kins, thatthe House go into Committee on the Bill
io additjon(to, and amendment of, the Act to incor-
porate the Town of Charlottetown.

Hon Mr. Howlan remarked upon the importance
of the Bill just preseuted, It contemplated levying
an additional tax on the citizens of Charlotetown
and several other matters of graye importance,
He was, therefore, of opinion that it would be prema-
tnre at that late stage of the sossionto entertain
the Bill, He observed that hon members from dit-
ferent parts of the country manifested great anxiety
to get through the business already before the House
in order that they mny get to their homes and
attend to their agricultural pursuits, He was, there-
fore, of opinion that it would be uawise to enter
into a débate‘on the merits of the different clauses
of a Bill of more thad ordinary importance, and he
would, therefore. move, in amendment, that said
Bill be read that day three months, atid that it De
published in the Royal Gazette tor the information

of the public,
Dr Jenking said that the hon member, Mr How-
lau, need vot fecl any alarm at the Bill. It wasbot

" i) simple/the bill in question,
of their farms, agrarian: grievances would exist,|to be objectionable.
prosperity of the country; it wasthere-| Mr. Prowse would,
to adopt moasures by which the whole|those whom it effected to judge hereafter of its

‘ef a long debate On the question, on

Ltime, Me Prowse moved an i aon

Kelly, Laird, Davies, Catlheck, Messrs.
MeCormack, Kickham, Cameron, Jenkins, P. Sin-
clair, G. Sinclair, Arseneanx, McNeill, Bell, Howat

Report ef the Com-
mittee appointed to examine and report ow the Pub-

ort shows thatthe reynve received di
ting the Fivancial year, ending 3let January, 1867,
The expenditure,
£154,349, Ld. Sd-—-showing an excess of expendi-
ture over the Revonuo of £58,902 178 Td, which,

} hased dnring the
past year, trom thersales of which, thers is included
in the Revenue £10,742 19s 7d. ‘The above balance

support the bill aud leave

merits, that Ifonse might be saved other expendi-
tures for city purposes, if the bill in question be-
Hoame law.
‘Mb. McNeil! was iu favor for the present of caus-
ing the bill to be published for the information, of
the conntry. If fonad expedient it could be enter-
tained nex session,
Hon, Mr. Heuderson—There »ppeared to him to
s/he a great discrepaney between the manifest necessi-
ities of the eity and the conduct of its Civie Repre-
‘sentatives in delaying to present their bill to the
{Louse wotil that late hour, There was an appar-
ent wantef harmouy in their actions, The disus-
trons couflagration of last summer should have
proved a warning to them, and they should have
matured their measures at an earlier period, he
wonld, however, from the necessity there existed
for an efficient Fire Uspareaaral, support going in-
to committee on the bill,

Hon Mr Calleeck-—-The Louse was not bound to
adopt atl the provisions of the bill, Why not, there-
fore, go into Committee? As to the objections relative
to the lateness of the Session, the same would be be-
lieved, be offered at an earlier period as well. He ex-
plained the condition of the Fire Department, and the
necessity of sustaining it in an efficient manner, Had
the ofticers and men of that Department the proper
means at their disposal, the spread of the fire of last
summer could, in his opinion, have been prevented, and
how that a new Steam Fire Engine had been imported,
and the whole department placed on a good footing, be
sincerely hoped hon members would consider the neces-
sity that existed for the provisions made by that bill to
raise fonds in aid of that important tment. Gov-
ernment property in the city was subject to the same
danger from fire with the property of private citizens,
and was also protected pA ni with others by the Fire
Department, Surely then no reasonable objections
eould be offered to a bill asking the right only to tex
the citizens and pony owners ef Charlottetown.
‘The city was now almost bankrupt, and how, he would
ask, could the corporation afford to appropriate funds
which they did not eee to the support or efficient
management of the Fire Department. He therefore
hoped bon. members would weigh well their objections
to the bill. :

Mr McCormack was a op to the Bill, but had it
deen introduced at an earlier pesiod the case might be
diferent. It was now high time that the session was
drawn to a close.

The question was put on the amendment submitted
by the Hon Mr Howlan, as follows :—

-

Cameron, Kickham, Llowatt, G. Sinclair, Arseneaux,
Bell, McNeill, McCormack, Rainsay—12.
Nays—Messrs Brecken, Jenkins, Reilly, Owen,
‘Green, McLennan, Prowse; Hons Coles, Callbeck, |
Haviland, Henderson, Davies—12.
The committee being equally divided, his honor the
Speaker gave his casting vote in favor of the amend-
ment.
Hon. Mr. Howlan Chairman of the Committee
appointed to bring in a Bill in accordance with the
Resolutions adopted on Friday last relative to the
amendment of the Small Debt Act. presented to the
Honse a Biil authorizing the establishment of ad-
ditional Small Debt Courts at Summerset and Mon-
tague Bridge, aud for other purposes named
therein.
The Bill was received and read.
Hon, Att'y General. Chairman Private Bills Com-
mittee, presented a Bill to enable Gorge C. Stiles,

of Westmorland, N. W., to obtain Letters Patent

conferring powers onan irresponsible body. It was fr the invention of a new and useful improrement

simply a Bill to enable the City Corporation to levy
® tax on its own citizensas that Legislature had to
levy an assessment on the general public. It would
not occupy much of tH time of the Llouve to put the
Bill through its Committee.

Hon Mr McAu'ay—It appeared by the Bill, if en.
acted, taxes would be levied on goods, the property
of certain parties, if landed at Charlottetowm, With
the hope thet such w tax would indace importers to
direct their attevtivn to Georgetown, where no such
tax existed, he would support the Bill.

Mr Brecken said thut though the Bill might con-
tain some objectionable clauses, he hoped it would be
be allowed into Committee, and that some of the
clauses alluded to might be struck ont. One of the
principal objects of the Bill wasto raise fdods for
the Fire Department.. ile then alluded to the eala-
mitous fires of last Summer, the spread of which
might, toa great extent, have been prevented had
the Fire Department been in that state of efficiency
which, since then it has been raised. A Steam Fire
Engine bad been imported from Englaud at a heavy
expense. An Kogiveer was appointed, and a large
and eflitient company of Firemen formed in connéc-
tion with the Steam Fire Eugine, and now the citi-
zens of Charlettetown ouly asked that hon. House
to be allowed to tax themselves to keep up the Fire
Department, Surely, therefore, that right would not
be denied to thei,

Hon Col Seeretary regretted that the bill was not
presented at an earlier period of the Session. He
‘agreed with the remarks of the hon members for the
City, telative to the great necessity of supporting the
Fire department, and as much Goverameut property,
as well as that of citizens, was at the mercy of the
devouring element in the absence of an efficient Fire
Department, he hoped some limited sum would be
contributed from the public funds of the Colony to-
wards ustaining, eflicioutly, that Department.

Hoa Mr Davies—There ‘were clauses in the dill
which he would not support, but owing to the eb-
solute necessity of sustaining the Fire Department,
he would vote for the bill going into Committee,
and then objectionable clauses could easily be struck
OW igs , ‘ ‘

Mr. McLennan—Thongh it was late in the Ses-
sion, he would reer going into commiitee on the
bill. It was not fair to deuy the citi € Char-
lotietown, or any other place, the 'r alt co tax,
throngh its representatives, its inhabitants.

Mr Howatt-The principles of the bill were such, if

adoptedy as would lead indirectly toa tax on the whole

a | He had mot beurd that any expres-

copinion in favor ot the bill had been given at
ge sf elsewhere, by the citizens of C ar-
ottetown, “He would not, therefore, at that late hour
of the 7 the Fi Malt rd City
Jo t might err in the dis-

Eigetinic vie davies, 7° 7S 7" W28Bs de

Hoa -0f the Opposition hoped the citizens
of would thank the hoo member (Mr
Howatt) for his active cure of their rigths, of which
he assumed to be the representative on this matter,

3

inthe construction of Spinning Wheels,
Said Bill
engrossed.

Ifon. Attorney General presented a Bill to appro-

was agreed to, and ordered to be|!

Yeas—lions Howlan, Laird; Mesers P Sinclair, |~

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well wooded,

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Georgetown ; Jas. Bropmnice, Campbelton, Lot 4; F,

subscriber at Orwell, who isalso Agen

pateh,

FOR SALE.

credit
100 bbls. No. 1 HERRING,
50 “ oi 3 ty

100 “ TIAK
20 qtls. CODFISH,
oI

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obtained
Land Surveyors, Charlottetown, Reference oan alse be had from
t for the sale of ML

Yarmouth COOKING STOVE, and also for the Fulling Mills of
McLaney, New Perth, Fintay W, MeDonatp, Pinette; where CLO

good cultivetion,
good. and valid titles, and immediate possession can be
ther nine haying been. sold the t Beason in)
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nited States, &e.

9 any quantity of all kinds lumber ean be had
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Upper Great George Street:

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lowing, viz: :
11 Hhes, Strong Demrara SPIRITS,
a fered pt aut mt
Casks Port and Sherry Wine, ‘ é
Casks Hennessey's Dark & Pale BRANDY,

CHARLES QUIRK,
MANUFACTURER OF

SQUARE ROD,
GENT’S BRIGHT

AND

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QUEEN STREET,

Charlottetown, 16, 1367. : ly 2% 1

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40 boxes RAISINS, 3 Bbls CURRANTS,
Bags RICE,

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Uhds and bbis P. R.
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MOLASSES,
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~ALSO-
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ment Te ‘LEMUEL MeKAY.
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tf.

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FLOUR, TEA, SUGAR, MOLASSES,

GIN, AN» RUM, &C., &C.

(THE SUBSCRIBER HAS IN STOEE AND FOR
SALE—

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25 Pune. Bright Retailing MOLASSES;
80 Pans, Demerara RUM, pale & colored ;
150 Chests Superior Congou TEA;

25 Hhds. Holland GIN ;
500 Bbis. Superior Extra FLOUR;

80 Boxes Liverpool SOAP ;
140 Bundles White Cotton WARP;
Thds. and Qtr. Casks Pale BRANDY;

Uhds. Port and Sherry WINE.

OWEN CONNOLLY.
Charlottetown, 27th Feb., 1867.

IIF Subscriber has on hand, and will sell CHEAP
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Grafton Streets,

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Charlottetown, Ist Feb., 1867.

priate the supplies granted to Her Majesty for the!’
year 1867.

Received and read.

Bill.
The principles of that Bill having been fully ex-
plained and discussed at a previous stage ot the
proceedings, the debate, when in Committee, did not
differ very materially from that already given rela-
tive to the principle features of that measure.

On motion of the Hon. Attorney General, the
clause authorizing the Government to uegotiate a
loan was amended by the insertion of a provision
limiting the total amount to be borrowed to £100.-

leney in Council.

That being the only alteration of any importance,
the bill was reported agreed to, and ordered to be
engrossed.

House adjourned.
Tusspar, May 14.
The Appropriation Bill was read a second time

and agreed to.

When in Committee on the Appropriation Bill,
Mr Breeken alluded to the remarks made on a pre-
vious occasion when the grant of £20 to St. Ann's
School was before the Hoase. Fe had then stated

he felt it his dutyto support that grant; but as he
had been charged with making use ot assertions
without proof, relative to the sentiments taught from
books of a disloyal tendency in a certait school in
this city, he would now read extracts from a book |
called Graces’ Outlines of History, published at New
York, and contended that the history io question
was of a disloyal and anti-British character, and
should not be tolerated in any British Colony.
Hon Attorney General said that the history in ques
tion should bave been reported to the proper
authorities. The © Visitor of Schools

have made the matter known to the Board of Educa-
ion at the time when it was said that that book had
tn in the School alluded to, whieh was now some
four years past. He disapproved of the sentiments
contained in the history in question, .

Hon Leader of the Cprentipe concurred with the
remarks made by the Hon Attorney General, Ob-
eetionable books should not be tolerated in any

hool or College receiving Goverament patronage.

Hon Mr Howlan said that at the time when it w
reported that the history alladed to by the hoo. mem-
ber, Mr Brecken, was used, in that School, the late
Government were in, power, a@
Brecken) should have then, and not now, examined

That hoe appeared to act in the double ca-|:
city of into the correctness of the At was the daty
paciy ot i. a ha ae —— of the Visitor of Shools and the Board of Education
Bill ’ eee all its Thject ovable to have investigated the matter at that time, now
features could he rentob edt ips four ‘years since, and not have the quéstion now
isting circumstances he brought up. ying

. Mr. Reilly—Under ox
ation of the

Colony coal tm etined the ‘bande of the City

choald-notoppees ae ible bill Vocstse it had conve
, Beli=ais. egy Yodect
to

. too ask that
discuss merits of

a

capital off

sa +a iA 434 5
Mr Kickham said that people living in mixed
communities should guard against the introduction
of any principles that would lead to bickerings or dis-
putes, He thought it was unngeossary to question

the loyalty of auy of Her Majesty's liege subjects in
ys
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