ci iinly. I am so 0 you at c in lover of her coming.“ slii- c claimed.jayoiislv. and left him to mile a ref-.ponsc. in losing: a one huudied dollai auto to ill-tray her travelling expenses. (Tu (m t‘uii/i'uiieif.)

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Flrom Ottawa. NEW DDMIHEGN PARLHMEHT!

On Thursday. the lib iiut .thc (luv. |"l'-l" General wan to the Senate Chamber. and

altercommanding the attendance oi thel

Commons, who app well at the bar. pre- ceded by their Speaker. delivered the following SPEECH :

Hon. Gentlemen Iy'llir Nat :‘ : Gentlemen q/‘Ihc [lulla't' of Comm/r

In adilri sing for the first time the I‘ar- Iiamcutary -prcscntativesnt the lltlllllll‘ iun til‘Camtila. l desiri- to h "to my own deep fctliug of (but. it has been my I "ll privi,

cupy nu ollici | position which I

'e In tic- made

- it my duty to assist at every step taken iii

,m b: ' ..

Hump; hydridin people in your prosperity. |

the creation 01 this great Conlcilc' I congratulate youin the Le" I'itivc lion which has been given by the linpi-iial Parlinnicnt to the Art ot L'iiioii. under thi provisions of whiclee are now assembled ‘

. . . . . . . :ilid which Iias laid the foundation of it ;"'f”“”‘l‘l ll’l""l"l'l “I ‘\"“ new nationality that I trust and l)t'll\'\'l'l m“ l" "‘1‘" l’ml “' l""""""l”

will ere long c.\tcnil its bounds train the

Atlantic to the Pacific ocean. {

In the disrussions which preceded the in- I 5..

troductiou ofthis measure in the linpi-iial. Parliament. between the. members «it llcrl Majesty‘s (lovcriuuciit on the one. side.‘ anidthti Delegates who represented llicl l’iovinccs now Ilitlli‘tl. on the other; itl was app; cut to all those who tool; part in ; tho. c Uont‘crcnecs that while Her I'. .ijcsty's Ministers t'Ull-‘lllt d and prc \‘t‘tl thel principlect L‘niot as a subjct't of great

mperial inter . they allowed to the Provincial l‘t'pt scutatives evi-r_ e. dom in : ranging as to the mode, in \ principle should be appli il. in spirit of icspect for your pl'it'elula and self governed people.

The Ail. oi l'nionas adopted bv the lin- periul Parliament imposes the iliitv. and centers upon you the 'ght ot rcduc‘ i;: to practice, the cm of .‘nvcrnmeut Willt'lll itcallct'iiutuc t.nc nsolidatinl'its’ institutions.harnioi hui Idl.” vc. details and of making such Legislativei provisions as will secure to a (‘onstituiioii in some respect novel. a lull. ‘ r and un prejudiced trial. With the. (IN I of cf- t‘ceting those ubiects measures “Ill be iil before you for the amendment and: imi- Iatiun of the laws now existing in the several Provinces relating to t'uvrcncr. Customs. Excise and llcvcnuo generalli‘; for the adoption of a uniform Postal sys—l ten}. for the proper , management and maintniuancn of the public Works and! prepcrtics ot the Dominion: lor the udop-l tioii of 'I well considered scheme iit‘AIilitizil organ lion and dclclicc; for the proper administration of Indian all'ai ' for the‘ introduction of uniform laws respecting patents ol inventions and discovt "; the naturalization ol'aliens and the ii mil - tion ot the cviini ..iI lair and the laws rc-

i I

Lung to l’ankruptcy and Insolvency. A measure will also be submitted to you

for the pcrlin‘mauce of the duty iinpoaedi

upon Canada uinlcr the terms of Illt Ifnion Act of inuni l‘llt'ly t't)2l..ll'llt‘llll”. the Inter-Colonial Ilaih-oziil. U l‘lni g. it work will add a pract gm]... physwal connection to thelcgislr-v '.a and which now unites the I’l‘t)‘:;ll‘:00[l‘ttl\'t'llflllll inc: the Dominion. um riill.i'ltlt'l‘s compris- which the guar inmatd thc Iibcrality with tiuii was given I." .ee for cost of con. riic-. is a new no ° :ytho Imperial l’arh neat“l by the i“ ‘ ‘lllft'ol the hearty interest f t

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tour consideration will also be hub to the important subject of \l'cstci'u 'l‘crri- ‘ extension. and 'our ltllillllltll will .dlcd upon to ilcv so the best means for the protection and development et our Fishery and Marina interests.

You will also be asked to con-ddcr men. surosdcfining tlic privelegi-s of Parliament titid for the establishment of uniform laws relating to elections and the trial of con- trovct'tcd elections.

Gentlemen q/‘Ii’ie Horst q," C..-blltl(tl$ -

The circumstances under which the Act of Union came into operation rendered it impossible to attain the assent of the Le}:- lslaturc to tho cxpcndi'urc necessary for ca ying on tho ordin business of the (luverument. 'I‘Iicc\.. uditure since the. lat of July has. therefore. been incurred on the responsibility ofth ('rown.. The details of that expenditure vill bi. love you aiul submitted for your iiction.

lhavc ilir clcd that the estimates for the currcn icceeding Iiiiaiicial years shall be, laid beloie yoit.

You will titid tliattlicy have been framed with all attention to economy which is compatible with the maintenance of chi ciciicy in the different branches of the public service.

Hon. Gentlemen «nil (Ira/Imam .'

’I‘he «caeral organization and efficiency nftheanuutcc . and Militia hiiVe been greatly improved within the last war. and the whole 'olnntecr force of ()i in and Quebec is already. by the. liberah ' ot the lmpc al (lovgrnmcnt. armed with the brecc ~loadinlr llitle.

I am happy to be able to congratulate you on the abundant harvest. with which It has pleased Providence to b -. the country. and no the general prosperity of the Dominion.

Your new nationality enters on its cnurso barked by the moral support. the matured and the most ~dcut good wishes of the Mother Country.

WitliiiLyour own borders. place. secu- rity and prosperity pr rail. and l fervent- ly pray that your is iir ions may be di‘ ructcil to such hiin and patriotic ob" -cts and that you in: ‘ be t'tltbth'Il with such a yipirll. of model that aiul wisdo.u as will pause you to l'clzt‘t‘ tbc. great. Work of Union which ha. ecu achieved. a blessing to yottrsclvcaaufl your posterity and a trash starting: poitit in the moral. political n‘lfl mi t:vial ailiuncunctit Ul thi- pi i pleol Uunada.

Ottawa. Nov. 5i. I..'IO P. .\l.

fisher has just closed his spot-cit as moverot the address in reply tothe spceeh. He spoke Iluvntly and very clouptcntlv and on the. whole. rrpi'csciiteil correct utblic sentiment iii New llrunswick on the leading subjects to come up Ior ili~cussiou in l’arliant’cnt. He gave a narrative ot the negotiations and prov. cdhigs which

resulted in ('niifcdivmtioti; indulged ion-f bly in hoists of loyalty; liarl a hit at t that tho Sultan ol"I‘urkry is making: unu- thc liank iil' Miintrcal; tavorcil nicasiircslsual military preparations.

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tor the improvement ni‘thii Militia s dent and other lthHl‘lVl' preparations; "mud L..gisl.1tiou for Iianktupts and lu~oliitnls;'

- law-red cconomy iu the :i'lmiiii~ti'alioii oi

waincd the thivernmcul‘ . liiiiti II that the 54.: John River riutti- \ ' the best {or the. Iii-l tensoloulal ltailw ind touched on oil - topics uuuinl in the Jilin-1‘1! and Ail-tr.

public oiliii-a; ngnltat cxt ivagmm

'.lloultoii.

‘for two hours and a half. when exhausted

I“ 1'.\I arsh .

aid br~ I .

tillatlfilt

.. frcipicutly applauded iluriiig| he Speech. andi closiu;r in a happy statci the llt'llltlll'il tion. I and I. Ir

The (lzille

.tatois inch

News ii!

: The Session opened at 3 pm. ‘

i Ottawa. 8ih,~il p.m. ‘ 'l‘hc. adilr ass was s ‘t‘tllltlULl by lll. Dc 5

:ttilniors. oi't‘lui-bec Prov love. in a speech . Hunk "pp.

tlt‘llYL‘l‘vtl in I‘ri-tich. eaz-h separate paiagraph, but made no re— :lll:llll:tlil‘.' l‘lli'lllt‘lll.

The Miui~ter ot Justice explained that Mr. .‘.rchibald only llL‘ltl oilice till hi sue-i ,ccssor could be appointed. and (“Lill ssct ‘ ithc r ‘ct ol the Governmental .\lt‘. (.i'alt’s .i tircu :nt from the \linistry owing to I tunslanccs ofa prtv lc nature.

1 Mr. Gall entered into a h-iwtby ex]

latinn. Ib- r- .{ucd be Ill' rcipttl :to give all h' time to his pi 'll‘ atl'ai idi~arrangcd by the failure tll thc(‘iinit' et-I lcial Ilauk ol't‘.iuat|.t in wh' ‘ll be " :tI stockholder to the extent of. le)“lllUll\lllt

«loll ‘. and partly because. of the tll rustl felt regarding: Iiiiti by rcprrsciitatii . ofI‘ .tlnt no; he dcl'eniled hints. Ilably against

‘thc charge of precipitating the tank iiitci

i

oisaster. and in this he was borne out by Morris. and Iiank tC irttvt dbl.

l’rc:‘.dcu t

()tt: IIowc has I; ‘ch spi-

Scotiaumv-ni- Dr" til I'.il'li:i- iiiciil. lu riply to l“l~‘lit't‘. he thinks the night ot'eeoiinmy and peace will not c‘unu soon He nces of Nova Anti lldrlx‘. I III mis- >l:tlt'llll‘lll~' iii thi- lmpet :il Par iicnt; no appeal to thc pi‘upl’. Ilc iinh ed the weak points in the l'ni in. and would op-. ‘tcnsion of territory; dciiii'd tlicj clia nfdi~loy:'.lt'.'. and cited prools oll his a t,.ichmcnt to bii iin Illslillllllills :uidi

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touch ciurcncy oi Nova Scotia. l

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Latest .‘rom Europe.

—~~f- i aldi Defeated and Inipriscncd. London. Nov. 7. On Sunday (laribaldi with WU men and cannon left his camp near Monte Ilo- tondo and advanccd to attack'l‘ivoli which was held by the Papal troops. llo found the latter to number 15.000 men posted in strong position and supported by artil- ei '. 'I‘hc Pontifical troops immediately opcuv ed tire with thcii‘battcrics upon the ap- prii: 'Iiiiig (lai'ibaldians. A (li‘Sl)t'l"llL'

mum“ msqu which ltlSlt'tl lot-1y. l|\'|- I on the point ot'goiug to Peru to help I’ru-;

'It'tl.

minutes, when (l ialdi rctr The. battle was three. ' The insurgents fought with great obs

nary and kept up the conflict at this point

andoverwhelmed they gave tray and we '0. utterly routed. .120 insurgents were kill- cd and but) were taken prisoners. Jo ii :a of the number wounded can be ascertained. ‘ l The total loss of the Papal troop}: f ‘ i it") killed and wounded. ,. .. . 3' “'35: . . ,ha :motlun. Nov. 7. i _ prison at ‘Vigvauo mu “m... 1 claims that he is a citi-l when“. | States iddcmands his law oi i-«nt’triud rights as such uuilct‘ the' 'j‘lp- ..i.tioii<. I p " TAnicrii

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(larib ddi is now '2

in l‘icdniiinl. Ila.) (ll i

a Minister. Ilou. (lcorge‘ I left Florence lor Vigvano to Visit the (icucral. '

UAL‘ division ot the French troops which entered lliniichas already been withdrawn from the city. and the rest will follow them. soon. The whole expedition for the relief of Ilome trill lllt'll rctiiaiu at (‘ivita Vec- eh‘ i. there to await the action of Italy.

TllL‘ feeling on the Paris Ilourso to-day has been aniiiiatcil. but the cessation oI warlike preparations and a general dis- arming are itcccsaary to restore centi- deuce. ‘

A call fora general conference of En- ropean Powers will soon be Lsucd by tha l-‘rcnch ti vrrninent.

(ii-u. (Iialdiui is in command of thc Ital- Iau forces acting as an army of observation on the l ll‘ll troulii- . Ile has located his headquarters at Paris.

()1 the prisoners who were tried Al. .\I‘ cheslcr before a Special Commission _\‘ : terilay and tin-day, Nugeut. Brannon, ‘ tlicrstou, Cafl'y, and Martin have been acipiitted.

Disturbances caused by want of employ- inniit and scarcity of food continue in llevonshire. lliots are reported at ’l'or- ipiay. lixninnth. and other places in the. lly the efforts offlic authorities . . the, troubles thcr. were sup- ed and the town is now quiet. Many ol the rioters are now under arrct l.

'I’hc London Times of this morning has an editorial on the Alabama claims. in which it comments with much sover‘ _ the last despatch ontho subject. nddie.‘ by Secret \‘i d to Mr. Adams.

Lil'o git. O'Donnell who was shot amt wounded in this cit. by an un» known 'sin. ilicil to-day il'ulll his in- 'uri s.

The, official returns of the Bank of Eng- land show a dcctc so of 123134.000 in bul- Iiun.

Paris. Non. 7. The .Ilcin‘lciir ol to-day says, tlrit the cmbarkution of soldiers at Il‘onliin l - s ceased. and that no more troops will leave that port for Italy.

London. Nor. 7.

The Italians assert that 5000 French troops under a. l’olili-s came to the, . u- sistancc nftbe Pa] il troops. during their I:in engagement with the Insurgents. and the, timely arrival (il flu-so reintori-cmculs turned the battleI aiiil caused the delent oi tlaribaldl.

I‘m-ls. Nov. 7. Information has been received from Home, that the l'oiititical authorities iii- tend to pt'iisci-lllo those citizens who \otcd iii favorot' a union with Italy The French (lovi-rnmctit has made re]iresi-ntatiiius to the Pope. nll\i§lll;! him not to allow this purpose to be tairicd into effect. Florence, Nov. 7. Accounts of‘lho last cngagmncnt ncar iliime have been ri eivcd. During the battle on Sunday (la .ildl brought into action lt).titilimcn tit one time. During lay the l’zlll‘ll troops were, beaten. and il :iliii was "lllllltlg ground. when the French came up. and turned his victory into a defeat. It is now reported that the Insurgents lost lint) killed and wounded. and zoo prisoners. St. Petersburg. Nov. 7. It is i'cpnrtiii hero on good authority

In support. of ’mi. report It is stated that, 50,000 needle guns have tei-i-ntly bccii purchased bv the Turpin. \\‘...~ llirlirllllllt‘lll. while "I II‘III.‘ shipments of rilleil guns have been made in the 'l‘iirl.i.~|i liuci-s in [\si. It. is also known that, the Government has been rc- siiq-iim the, ('ititdel. completing the walls. ll‘ nth rwlse rtrcngthcnirg tho lortitlca» ons of Knits.

IDEJO

'Illll of spec-. All”

‘ 1' I .it'cc It»? a“ n... .I alt. 1progtcssivc pat‘ly.

He commented on ‘ fra cs (lur .ig the past wci

are in the South of ('hlli.

the dcparllli“"' the thlui'f ‘ ed ti"

Ill

Ii ‘l'llll. Nov. 7. Jltlllll" towns in "t‘ltli's‘tVliE-lltilsl ‘ltl have joined the Zolvr t. with the t!\t‘~ ll Ill . 'I'hoi i‘tll‘tll oi iii-path. ‘ncxt It «i i I’VII. took plat Iicri-to-ilay. . i--ci. :ful candidates belong; to tile

Paris. Nov. 7. The financial statement published on the

.lloursc. reports the metallic reserve of tlic

'auce to have ini ‘eil IU‘th-J'.)

Munch lci'. .‘lov .

At the scs inn tiflbeSpi-i lt‘nmnii stun lo-daytiic :iscl tor thi (‘rowu : dotted the couiil. of murder ill the rcmaiin "i r indictments. and all the prisoncrsnow it: rii-il will he proceeded against on the

1‘ charge of inisdcnieatioi‘.

IIavnna. Nov. 7.

l‘_’tli iilt.. tltc Assemny demanded of Mini that Loon Monti-7. lilicr .i,... iuniutainiiig thatl - stittitiozially kept iiiin "It-sat t'api: Ila tit-n. .\ mob oi’ no. i :n'up'll men and “- lllt'll had “holly surrounded the .\.-si-iiibl who however mai . jzcil to make good tlicil cs- ape. 'l'lie mob ki-pl tiriugini IlIL' place l'llt t' ug all tlietiine l‘or 'alliavc at whose instigation thevtIu-i teui d tos ck thee s taking on y me ire to seen I. 'Lillilllt'tlltu.Illiztllt'y oi the residential chair.

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t ery Lat-est Telegrams. New York, Nov. ll.

’I'hcrc has been no (able despatrlicsiot‘blluiu

sine.- 'l‘tiiii'<ii.i ion of fit. nippised. Qucnt \‘ lrom tlr she has lived for so Ion”

night nwin;r to lllll pro ‘eiviouudland wires. as x birdllllfl' it is reported that Ii resolved to euic lusion in \\‘lllt'lll

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i period. and that .

Iitili'icstsl holicd (iovcriiiiicut would uotl “vfi “Evin” "‘ Plulilumlm “'m be ll“: “1"5“

brilliant tllll‘ltl;1llt'l‘l't'lgll. A lclle r from Santiago. (lliili. dated (let s that the war betwccu that pnwcr. .iin remains: in stain ipio. Spain is.‘ t‘tillt‘t'llll'tlllll ‘lier forces at llio danciru and .‘lUlIlI‘ do, and the allied Republi-l cansaro waiting for something to turn up. The defences of been pushed torivard with all despatch. although the tiovernnicnt profc not to .prehenil the returns of [lies ush fleet. he Peruvian war vessels are kept in t'hilian waters. albeitth- l ' rcmisgivint ‘ n as to result. should the Spanish llcct cs. y another attack.

The revolution in Peru has created the pi‘iil‘oundcst sensation in ('hili. The sun- pathics of the people being; with President I'rudou. Many ('liilians are reported as

don to put down the rebellion. 'I‘I ' wheat " s | w: - - i . a. iiin lilt itens lonléb. 3 {mp

N \L, 'i‘ll U II

to the

onld bc.

’ ' for fuel.

' (lZ/Dl'l'rtiiifllltlt‘llft‘. ‘ ’ 7‘ [Per the Sitiniiicrside .Iauiiiul.)

Mlll.\.‘-II('III.

Mix. Iim'ror: i—J latcly took piss:th in a , with e W c obtained a v. : ubont illitl-

’snili vessel to Illll'tlllllx‘lll . ivicw et'llic light on I'lsrnmi litiglit. but did not iiic at our iii-stint int 'utiti ' ‘ ttlic following day. The f' ol.je r .part ofth ” ll-uniiiion." \

cly laid down. and tilist‘l‘illl! Ill‘ltll‘l' of a coastal}; \

jlic doubt his ability. hi1 anxiety can soon In :rcli ch|. for long before he tipprii

lpolttc. and |u~iucs. manner, carp: I " llo you want a Pilot sir?"

banks of thin charming rii liii du ipiire to be told that be u u p. llouiinion where a ccusidera‘dc . nouut ttf liuslnvss is done in sawml luinb for i pa~- Isiug the dwellings. he will pcrc \‘c [Ill-i or it Hit the night. he will be sure to t’llIt'lI the newly Isuwrd lumber. which has been brought home There are several .‘It‘dlll Saw .\Iill.-'. , and at some oftliem the venue lumber is cut lup' into lengths. l') suit tar bothchnld use. i nil when it Is driel, it is an cxucllent article 'le:e Hint“.

. i I in. Its the first. and l: lcr \rill [Ind good lltt.‘ ter's llotel." 'l'lict‘c done here. less. ilcrtincd to heroin: ot'l ate in the I-Jastcrn ‘ I'rov .icc, I w H plea. town has one lchant. (Mr. .

lll.\\l ttnwu. and the travel- :llllltlilt'llillls at. “ lion-$- ili-i'.il-Ic uniouul ll)lllll"l5,1ll)lllll' i import-mt branch t iuntics of this line :I ti let it that t Iis tcliic and clitcrpi'biil: iiii - icriil'e) who is pretty cut-its

lly engaged in the business. and I do hope that

he may meet with that slict directed energy and cuterpr

I noticed some neat. and apparently well arranged, public ntid privattI buildings ill and around t,‘|i.:tliniii. but my time did not permit me to v ‘it any of tltvtll except "llusu llov ." which . thc prir. t' tuidcncc of George II. Iliiss I. I'lsil. The r Hence. and the grounds around it. give e uh-ncc of a