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A“ MI by Telegreplt. lessee. ts. eve.-ln the lleusu of Cote-ole “ . reply of the Q00”! to the prtltlott of shuttle-i Own-item hosed on to. time. one “ . wanes-used. The Quest. "’1"th re- fit“ of the House of (Insertions. she do- ttst tastiest its no trinket-toe willhzot Lu 1w dots on t so - =3 o-nsrrew Mr. Glut-tees will bring in e bill to fur the en) usublu‘ o! sdditlonsl hthu rish church. strum llsy t2.~‘l‘lte Buttes sod the new Myerterds‘htuespreeb wt 0 for its M. “chill linuhedontwewhee'l'urlish “'0 steel ylrli'l‘o Rumpus eitlllletiou. low Yong. N3 lam—Advices (met the City st Denise teths let ltey. soy thet lasers is tl quiet M P _ . end thet ell attempts st in event ports of tut-country lotve bees ....’f'ho used John ll.8urrstt use he- thocrluiuel Court et Wuhiugteu yesterdsy. end the ef the prisoner‘s counsel the triel wer F until out June. 1 Queue. ‘3" lag-Thu [lo-lulu Govern-est here

no ion on "4th the tnlvtedt-d dcupotrlt of ed Austins: “ tn the Slhutllnlt idling uelersiklt I l t t e ltmpou Censds'en uterine ‘y m neiuly of smell cruisers otpovielly oil" ed us one“ 3“. which will gent-rolly rennin with u e “I'll. m frottt the shore. end were intruders “Ow .....Att ehwtuill be tussle in the Scouts to de- thu ltlll fur the reduction of the Gory-root-tieoorut s celery. It is not prob-bis thet that body will uh. the ' dull.) 0‘ lift. lt.. . . . Evidence of consider- ‘eI hupttrleuos. :2 pp entirely up; shoulder. is now feels. teteu in the assumption ruse. but its purport W not I. ellutred to tron-pin 1hr some deys. lit-lup- ‘tlvee have made further volumes of Fenian pspers. " ‘Orrswe. Hey ids-The lieu-e of Commons yester- deme- potion of hit. Cecil-bell. oi luvrruess. voted 'for correspondence res in; osrris of rustle some 'fisptyllts queneo. lr John A. erllounld hes in- troduesd e bill extending the Cnnedisu lnsnIVout dot telhe whole of the Dominion. With some emt-ndtuents the "little Bill pus-ed through Committee. The form of cell: was chengr-d by omitting reference to “ Dou- ‘iuiou at Gentle." A. u. Jam. or unit“. in u... ‘m 0' “I. “VIN. muted ill!) second rustling of the 'hlll suthorislng the Nove Sculls hurdle to issue notes of Mull denomiustions. like the lleultv do in the other ‘Proviupre; hp ergttcd thst es the Nave Sculls llsults ,iod lo beerhurthone. so the should enjoy sli the ri- ~vileges oi the Benhs throng t the Dominion. 'l: filll use reed s second time. not referred to ounltniltue phloem-1 end commerce. lion. Mr. Rose consenting thereto w til the reservstinn that the Government would not promise to support the lllll. us they bed the witqu coldest of Beuhin under their considereliou end thefrereing of u ucuarsl um. . . .The House rucl to-dey It ll o'clock. Sir John A. MthInllhl moved tltird audio; of the bill leng the duties of Justices of l be out of Sessions. llorluu oldroted on the fault! thut the Dominion Psrlinment bed on right to

‘mlu the Pfltuises. This point is now under

. flu ‘ . his 13. eve.--ln seamlan with e generel oxmdm :rvived st in the House of Commons but might. Ilr. Gledstone. title elloruoou. soon after the commencement of sitting. moved e bill to rerrnt the will til lurthgds‘tfioiotmeute to brings it the Iris: ‘ 1 pr e s rind end ebsulutt- y sorpen ranging" of the Cofimleslon of the lrirh Church ' ishneut for the some time.. .. The Queen. to- . in presence of s leryu multitude of sprotstorl. leld . th lot It ceremonies the corner stone of the Tbs-us {esp-tel. which is to be built on the Themes. 'luslllnloly opposite the Houses of Perlisturnt. llcr . my use ettsedsd by the Prince end Princess of A end numbers of the ltnysl feted . end by when the “inletry end Chief Dulce" o Stets.. . . r (lento lion ol the City of London here presented “My: ~ bliss. ceo. deulerlng profound ynt thy . with erbiqlesty' r lllJilflH received by Prince lirt-d ut‘ the'heuds of en usessln. end expressing their de- .t0stetlou of tho uttentpted crime“ , . .‘l‘he funersl of “Dotti Brnnahetn tech piece to thy st " Csntm." ,» xw You. bin No.60” owned st 39!. now. Buy" 6.-.Consols on e till for money; verpool Rod best He. ld.: l’orh firmer st. 840.: ' Lord owl! st 68s. ; common lloeln 60s. 3d.; others I v obeyed. The uccounts which beve been received 8" . usil end tell-mph give promise of so unususlly large end flue crop of wheel in the country shout the Blch

.1 Yuma. hlsy liq—7h Bill [mastering the right trlel‘hy Jury peeuil’tbe Lower House of the Austtien . slsrstb yesterdey. C series French Adsms. U. s. suiulster t|nhtheh Couro oust. Jeines. tony dlane of ale Qua-mt '"lll . sorrow an m- t- :‘Aslews left budge soon eiterusrdr for the Continent. lee Mr. Morse in obergu of the Amerieen l on 7 y.. . . .Gold umber study end unehen . ;. Tomlin. Hey l6.-—lt ls eluted thet the Count" of Cetholio Bishops. now in session st Quebec. vs chosen Bishop Lynch. of Toronto. t1 be Archbish- op of the Provinces. subject to continuation b the Pope. It is else ennouttcrd thnt Fethvr Dow . of gun“. will be Ippointod Condjutnr Bishop of the ' in the route of Bishop Lynch. 3' Wesruso'rott. Hey l6.—'l‘hc ltnpeeohment of Preeio neutd oerne up st noon to-duv in the Bonnie. when the t’pettlol wee token on the llth snlole. The sets stood tbr conviction. to 19 for ecqnlttnl. The

required not being uflmstlve. the President 'stunde '2;

l ‘ . the ltlt ertlele. lmtnedietsly eftor p«draftirhennte ed ’rned to thy Ruth.

~‘ "Human. htey l .--A use netned "nylon. essloon mm” m"'r'-.“u 'i'".‘i"' 'i‘“ EMT." ., r wit nice o eoterto 1mm“: '2 .... . .1' c . .- were exstn net . re u nurse ,- Mthe doors ef‘thBOourt (titted. {A witnggtestlflhod to present It W'I nose n Decent lrrw en the n was botched. 'l‘wrlve Americsu end . twoive n Feniens were else present. ,-- Dee-emeelled °utlth. woe selected to do at errtuln lit“? Guild notssy which oh it wee. but he use there sen—w My G . if Mr. McGee flaw whet hehes In store for him. wouldn't he . country." Witness else heerd soother to." soy: " ith. you did thst job of heroin: the Oven“ . , rstrste.” Witness identified Winston es the rumvwc'vu... . : so or e te-Iuorrow tum u in uberge of tits o‘eure. ‘ c

In. Buss-r now A Cossunvntvs sum or view -l'su people new in existence. could. Ive yeer'r m. huehuped to hove lived long enough to reed iu , figurative mature British Government. the

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ll newsletters then—"lie. noble type: heir the suturel puree»- x: hetethe greet thlmm'f] re»

less. Ills tortuuelu Bog- e s of this pulse. of such e tithe wisdom Ills estretue opielnns with-

.“ 3 his uurryy. or ill-noting the splen- jsur efIls . Hey we elweys here such s .trlhsu‘eef ." Thfllohrlhen mentotell the our! . Bright represents the end teen- hsst l-olthultelwertfieueuzthetbesl- weyslehssestentt hmdttbstl-ehssssiest

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The very proper Lexi-lettu- ef the lbmlulow l'erlls. but. lest Session. end in whleh the ltupertet (lot-eru- nteut concurred. to (NM etoeueecdstyornftnru ell Anerlouu vessels thatan to Colonlel wsture. hes rs- eltod some utteutlou In the llotm of Representatives et Washington. The previous tooqu duty of belt e dollerwee entree. which.stw1llultwss. wueevsdedto O [contested by Ann-trims Schema. 'f'he luedequetu IsrcelutheGutfto eoethetuceuses were teheu out at thet rule. ueoes-utrtly reedered the errenyeteeut e tellutv. In Its success depended sltoewthvr upon the honesty of Asturias: winters. since the tutrrlesus. Iu n It of re- veuc. were so lltollull us to ebrogute tho Reciprocity Trusty. end piece problblttve duties upon Colonlel pm- doctlons. the Coltmtete. lt reestbeeslutltted. erejuetl- ch in melutelulug. by every recent within their power their treety rights In the matter of their own ll-hmu grounds. it is. then-lbw, e source of setlvfsctlon to us it) Ind the Dominion end luspcrlel Governments to nul- son on this question. determined to enforce iu the llttttvi summery tnsttut-r tho stlpitletlons of the Treaty of trial. with respect to the Gulf l'lultcriee. in l‘lllelll whcrv .tm- orlcuu vessels may he ought letting without license with- letbrce ussriucnlleuofthcseehom. A lerxe fleet ts to beseutluto the Gull to enforce the laxisletlott of the Do- ntlnlnu l’erllsuwut on this question tend If the Americans fhooy they can violnto with linpuulty lutentetiounl Low. they will tlnd tbeuwuves tuuob mistaken. Acmrdlttu to a report which we give below. the Amcrlcen Government is shout. to despntch e tlrct ol wer vessels into tho Gulf. ostcttslltly fur the protection of their own tithe-ruler». but in reality, es s recount to Greet llrltelu and her Colonies. We Irv gmtllicd to know that Grunt llrltnlu was never in u better position to repress domestic lromuu. or no- dertake e foreign war. than she is at present. 'Hw stetcsmen who guide the destinies of the Empire ore Internet-d oftlto spirit which brooks ncltber instill to the nutlounl honor. "or violation of the rights of the sub Jcct. The sooner. therefore. this question of the tI-hcr-

"“ let end of Colonist rights is settled. oven If it be u u...

coupo't's mouth. the better. We would rethcr see so uppcel to errus et once end the Colonies annexed. then submit to perpetuel menace. end systematic robbery etul Insult. By the Judicious exercise of her lltVlItclltlo power et this crisis. Greet Briteln will do u great dual 3.0 will buck the wenluu loyelty of bcr Provinces. sud es- tebllelt upon this Continent. that brilliant ywsrlgr which has sttncbcd to her history for upwards of n thousand yours. The Fisheries should be protected at all lteznrds- us much for imperial interests as for the rights Involved in the case. The Americans, will thereby be con.

vlnccd thst the Mother Country nod ltcr Colonies arc to

cement about the mutter, and the Washington Culrltlut will shape its course accordingly. Judging from the subjolucd report of proceedings In the House of Repre- sentatives on the 7th instant. e good deal of “ spread-

englclsm" was ludulgcd In when the question come up before that Body. but the good sense of the House pre-

vnllcd over the combstlvc notions of u curious llsll cull-

ed I'llllt. from the Stole of Motor. who desired war and

nothing but wer with Grout llrltnln. It will be seen

thut determinetton upon tho port of imperial sud (tolu-

utul Authorities uloue is wanted to settle the question

upon e fblr busts. until the Reciprocity Treaty In re.

stored. and Free Trude once more adopted between the

Colonies and the Uutlcd States.

' Mr. Plhc. from the Committee onb'nvol mam. rc-

portod a joint resolution requesting the. President of the

United Stntrs to send u sufficient. number of \‘t‘nm'ls ot" war to the fishing grounds in the Gulf of St. Lowrance

adjacent. to the llrltlsb provinces for the purpose or pro-

tecting Americen vessels in the rxorrisn of their rlubts.

us recognised in the treety of mu. outside of one Interior.

tongue of the shore lino us it follows the iudeutlons of

the count. end else for the purpose of taking core that

vslunble property in shiple uhsll not be confiscated for

elicited Inksctlous of provincial rights lo the fishing

grounds; end tbet whetevur punishment for trespass ltl

inflicted shell he in proportion to the pccunlnry injury

occesloued by the olbmoe. Mr. I’lkc proceeded to ex-

pleiu end sdvnpetc the resolution. He stated. to the

course of his retnerks. thet tbc uoveuuneut of the lid.

minion of Bounds tree proposluu to lmpouo s but of 04

u ton on America lshlmr tqsolp. and to send vessels

of wer to enforce that tux. it won. lhcrclhre. proper

thet the American govermncut should send vessels of wer there to proth American Interests.

Mr. no emlu. (Nth) f Mo. luqulrrd whether the President tut not thst sot orlty elrcettyl ’

ttr. Bike replied tbst it use because Congress lucked nut orlty to do that. lie went. on to cxpluln that the thl . article of the Treaty of thirty; recognized certain rights of Amcrlcen hitherwten to tisb where they had been accustomed to exerclse‘ those rlubts till the Con- ventlou of liltB; thst st that. Convention the AmerIi-nn government. fol certain resinous ylclded the right to lll'll within three notice of certein coasts. sud tbet the question whether tbet limit of three miles should be from heed- lend to heedlend. es contended for b the provlnclsl authorities. or should lbllow the indent one of the court. es contended for by the Amorlcen fishermen.

Mr. Weebburnc. of "L. remerked tbet this was one of those shutters thet should be fully considered. for It certainly implied that if the government. slmuld get into n dithcnlty on the subject it luiubt be e serious one. The lest pert of the resolution provided thet no [renter punishmentshonld be ellowetl then 87“ reportlonnte to the pecunlsry demsges occsslnncd. W was to be the judge of thntl To whom wee thet t power to be confided? These were questions wb ch should be ver rerelull considered before such e resolution wee . lie don led very much tboproprtcty ef peselng it wlth- out knowiu more on the sub

Mr. Checler. dent.) of N. .. opposed the resolution. The fishing elonu the coast of New linulnnd bud ceased to be in the bends of fishermen slono. stul bed fulien into the bends of monopcllets, who. b omnlslnglerue steam vessels. were lblftl‘bltlfl the llsb nu Interests. ’l‘but wss the case eround Oepe Cod. end it extended slso to the Gulf of St. Lawrence. This resolution. therefore. wss Intended to protect snob llsh up mounpoltes. Another object of it eppettreu tobe 'glvu tucreesed rules to those smell iron-elm vessels which the government bed been selling. pom. it to t'e-purchase them.

Kr. Butler. (up? of Mum. spoke for five urinates in

rt of the rose utbo. it was sltpp'y that Amcrlceu

its men in those rulers should buys fulr pley. It won

wer. ¢f'herru would be no trouble s»

rising out of it. The President did not propose to in-

terfcre unless there wen some expression of opinion on

thede ltwnebut. tbeusuel coureced t-

ed aft!“ Beltelu end other netlone to protect the turrets their cltlsenr.

Would-urns. of ll: . luqul‘trl abet M’W wee to

g o commute peoun ry W q fir. midi. replied tbet when so merino vessel wen curried in by the provlnclslfitltprlt there wont be u nevsl o" r representing bolted Stem. s that when on Americsu vembofavnr would see e ooloulsl cutter coming up to curry in e tlehlng vessel becuuee the bee ceuubt duh within three miles of the shore the Ame- rleen olllcsr would sey " You unset tskn thut vessel for congestion; I will eeoornpeny Low in spa be responsible

“was ottl

to pnethu resolution. hr sending-toes usvel vesseluto the uhs theeutborlty wueqpleiua‘rueldcuttudolt. If be m “""" “"1... 3&2}

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lam uwvedtoe-vudtlu "solution consist mi. it Mir-—

That the President be requested to send u enacts-wt soother of reset-l- of true to the leltlwc Intends in the unit of lit. lawrrscu ethanol to tho British l‘ruvlueu. for the purpose of its! Autrrlt-ett ranch in the exercise of their rights so indicated is the existing tree- ties.

The previous nestin- wss muted.

Hr. to demo to lay the wutlutlonou the teble which won rejwtal by e vote of ill to 76.

The Joint re—dutlou us the» unnlllod use then passed ~you n. Ilt‘u 3a '

Till: titresouttuxr tllf l'l‘JltllllltX’l‘ .touxsox.

Anton our tent Issue. the triumph he informed us thet Proshluot Jnhwtts. coutrery to (encrul expectation. hes been virtually untamed by the t'uitetl Flutes lion- etew-ths Eleventh. end strongest. srtli-le of impeach. not hevlug broker. d-twn. This pruvtut to us thet the flew-to he! on this. us on former Whine. provcd e hllhly (‘oneervutivr elcucnt In the Constitution of the [Visited Btetoumlndred. wr may: trey its sen-gusrd. The l-peuchtnent lessen-rs slower to have slutty bungled. sud the scenes in the [loose of Relying-math”. during the progress of the trial. htr which they ere l’t‘lptttlltllllt‘. are eliuply ammo-rut. The gross [tx'rtlnttul tit-ltutv. lt‘ debate 'lt mu lw r-tlled, tilt the 2nd instant. lwtwumt lir- presentative lbounclly. of Mluumrtn. nod chntor Wuhlrurnu. of Illinois. wzw ll‘l outrageous» end in it-rt-nt as anything that lute ever lu-t-n reported of n ltuprcsrn- tatlvu body. Thu fttlllf‘ssl epithets were buried at “it'll, other. Longbow such M in one Wutlltl expect to hear outside of the slums of the Five Points. or Mllllt’ other such done of lnlhutv. was used and reiterated lo the belts of ('ullzl't‘ss. lit-re is I spot-inwuwhlr. Worth. borne sold it won llonttvlly‘s st'ltv'llt! of plunder which made him (“'nhltlllll‘llt') "NHIM‘ hint. " livery corrupt measure in (.‘unurrss hull ft‘t‘t‘lt‘t'tl lir. l)-’ulllrli_\“s sup-

port." llt- (Wnsblrurnr) “if rullul upon 'u make it personal explanation. should only rnnld- it with It "Will- bcr (alluding to Donn-ill); Man is not covert-ti nt'fl't with crime and Infamy. nbuw record is not strtlttmll with every frank-with Wltlxlit'y and other frauds—with ‘ n mnu who has not pmvrd tiller tllllw to bln friends. his country. his constituents. his politics. his rt-lhriuu end his God." This In only it specimen of tuttrb more of the some sort from M r. \t'ushburnu. llr. llunnrlly was not behind in the use of choice “illingsxnlu. lie mid of \l'usbbunw :--“ if there be in our midst. one low. sor- tlld. vuluur soul—one mind barren of lttt-tliocro intelli- gence, one hour! callous to every kindly sentiment. nod to every generous emotion. one tongue It-pmus with slender. one month which is like unto n den of foul bouts. giving forth (loudly tutors; If there be one char- sctcr which. while biotrhrd and spatial. l'vt rut-vs and route sud blncttgunrds like it pmslltttlv; if there be ltt'l‘u one bold, bud. empty. lu-llowlnu tleumauguc, It is the; unntletnmt from lllluols." lv‘tml. liar. blnckgunrd. I wrench. and illicit like epithets. are freely used by these

members of Congress to l‘ilt‘ll other. while Spvukt‘r ('ulw

fox sits in his chair nntl hours 1‘. oil. and the other lllt‘lll‘

hers laugh not] enjoy it as lluc fun. No “‘ttllllt‘l‘. on

reading over this scene, that the New York Ill mid

should uxclnltu: “ llow dreadfully tlrtuorztllzrtl our on-

tlonnl legislature has become! 'l‘hcm- foul-mouthed

members and an incompetent Spcnltrr are bringing the

country into disgrace. They are utterly unfit for tho

positions they tmcttpy. As to Mr. Colfax. if there were

any way of lutpcuohltm null removith him from the

chair he bus so long tllsgrucml. and which he is entirely

iucnpsblc of occupying. it would be. a blessing to the

country.“ All these st-nudnlous scent-s. however. untur-

slly result from tho .lucoblu violent-u nod usurputlon of the radical fut-lion in power. and there is little hope of u change. Wt‘ four. until the people become uroused. nud

in the. next election send another and better cut of men

to Worthington.

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Cl'l‘l' llll’ilthl‘illEN'l‘S.

Tltr‘. Illlriut of the llth says :—“ lllslmp McIntyre has commenced the cellar wall of u Mnunstury building, on the lot adjoining Mr. llyntluun‘s European Ext-buuuc. Owen Connolly. limp, ls digging the C(‘lllll' of u new shop, between the premises of l-‘. lol’ngr. limp. and Mama. Tailoring Establishment. and the Queen's Printer is doing it similar Work on his premises near the 'l‘cmperenre llnll—Mrssrs. McKlunou nud l-‘rxw'r. Cur- rlm-lttllldurs. are also both preparing to build this summer. Those. with the Bishop's l'ulnro. will be among the civic improvements for latch." With rt-f r- enco to His Lordship lllsltttp McIntyre. Wt‘ muy say that he is actively emptde in building. not int-rely n Moons- tery. but a school for the ('brletluu llrntlwrs. ou the site mentioned by the Patriot. nod also a H'flltlt‘tlt‘t‘ for him- self on the suite of llotltlln‘s rod \l'ttndunmu. (lrt-ol George Street. lit-fort- the Autumn. both these build. logo will be rotnplt-tcd. to add to the improvements of the City. end the advantage of tho Colbolic community. Too much praise enunot be given to the lllsltop for his self-sacrificing cll’urts to educate the flock entrusted to his core. With the seal of the curly Apostles. he has. since his elevation to the rplucopnry. and without any strslu upon the community. founded institutions of teeming throughout the Colony. whose hulls. already experienced. wlll be known and upprccintcd many yenrs utter their author shell hnvc pssscd to soothes world to enjoy the rewards of his labor. Under his auspices. aided by n melons Priesthood sud obedient lnity. stuter temples ere being erected to the worship of God. to bless. with the benign Influence of religion. the land wherein they exist. The foundations of the moral end intellectusl superiority of the Catholic population ore belnxlsld brood and deep. so no to be prolonged into future gencrutions. Altogether, the prospects of tho Cetbollo Church in this smnll Island of the Gulf of St. Lawrence are as bright and cheering us in any portion of llchroclous Majesty's Amer-icon possessions. tiny they Improve dey by dsy. end long may the noble and uocompllsbed Batiste, by whusc scsl title etntc of shire has been brought about. be spared to us to guide us by his wisdom. nod to stimulnte us by his energy end liv- ing Nth. To return to the buildings now In course ofercc- lion, it they not be stolen to etsto tltnt they will be some thing noble in their style suddlmcnslous. The Christian Brothers' School. for rxemple, is to be elliptic in style, o—ueventy-seveu feet to length by forty-six in breedtlt. sud four stories high. The Episcopal! residence is to be e combinetlon of the Gothic end elliptic styles—the lu- sklo consisting of Gothic trsccry. with squnro windows end Gothic "may on the outside. lte dimensions will he sixty-one feet. in length by forty-nine in breadth. and four stories blub. ll‘ltc Colonist Building. where the mumbled wisdom of the Colony countenth once it your. will be shabby contrasted with either of the banding. whose proportions we here Just given. end Guest Boom Street will tetrc precedence us the princi- pel thorouxbutre of the city. from the number and cherectur of the bulldlnus which will edoru ll before the close of summer.