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THE HERALD, WEDNESDAY. FEB. 19, 1868.

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IUNlTAX‘!‘ FROM NOVA SCU’l‘iA.

—- “rut. mowrroxs i .

Tiny include a petition lo the Queen. against the Union. and (real it at not obltgatary on N. to Stella .' .’

The following are the llcloluliont relating to the re- paid the Act oi Cool duration to he made the order Of tire tiny for Saturday next:

Mud. That the lamb-en of the Legislative Atrociti- bly or this rmvinco elected in than .impiy to mainlan- under the Colonial Countltutiou had no authority to rule or cement to any material change of Micll cen- stttution without tint submitting the same to the people at the Polio.

That. the llcmlutlon of the tmh April. which preceded the enactment of the Bt'lthh North American Act. ll a. milowr:

Without. it in the opinion of this House that it in do. nimble that a Confederation of the Britten Xurtli .‘lllul‘l- Gilli l’l‘ovlnccs should take place: Resolved. therefore. that lilo Excellency the Lieutenant Governor be author- ind to appoint delegate» to arrange with the ltnreritd

overumeiit u ht‘lll‘lllt! of Union which will cil'cctually encore loot prov laden for the right. and intent-st: of thin Province. each l‘rminre to have an equal voice In Mich Delvxnllun. l'ppcr and Lower Canada btiug for this porpoae cotuldcred as separate l’rorlnrts. 'lhiu wait the only authority posecnscd by the Delegates who procured the eiinetment or the Act for the l‘niou of Canada. Nova South and New Brunuw lek.

’l‘hat even if the lluuw of Assembly had had the (loin Itltutioual power to authorise Mich Delegation. which is by no uterine admitted. the foregoing t't'httlillloiiii did not. empower the Dclelrtttea to arrange a Federal l‘uion ol’ Plumb Nova Scotla and New lirunnwlch. without lit- cludlng in such Confederation the Colonies of Newfound. loud and Prince | dward Inland.

’llntt no Delegates from the two but named (‘ulonlen having attended. and an unequal number from each oi‘ the othcru being present. the delegation was not legally constituted. and had no authority to out under the mid Resolution. which cxpreiwly required catch of the Colo~ nice to be represented by an equal number ot‘llclcuatch.

That the leicgutcn did not secure just provinlon for the rights and lutet‘cnta or this l'rm‘lticc, its they were, by the express terms of such resolution. bound to do in arranging a scheme of Union. but, oil the contrary. they entirely disregarded there rights and internist. and lllc scheme by them consented to Would. it tinully continu- ed. deprive the people or this Province of their rights. liberty and independence. rob thcm of their revenues.

take from them the regulation of their trade. commerce and taxes. the management. of their Railroads and Ullicl' public property. expose them to arbitrary and executive taxation by a Legislature over which they can have no adequate control, and reduce this free. happy and self- goverttcd l'rovlnce to the degraded condition of a dc- pcl‘idcnry cf Canada.

That no fundamental or mutt-th change of the Consti— tution of the Province can be made in any other cotmtl‘ *tutlonal manner than by a t-tatntc of the Legislature nanctloncd by the people. after the subject matter at the

ntcarnihip (hit-go. near (lure-etioivn. has reunited in the .utptnvion of the nmrtct'o ccttsiiouto for six months. the court being of opinion that he lewd indiscrectly in running towards land in a dense log. after obtaining sounding: in 15 fliliomn. An Edit burgh jury ha. awarded £1,200 (lam-gel in an action tor breech oi promise to marry. brought by Mia Pugh. who up to a recent lit‘tlotl was entrusted with the tournament of a hotel at Cicwc. ugalnrt the lion. Bruce Ogilvy. brother of the kart of Alrlle

Forums. The Moniker do Solr. relating to Lord Hlnnley a speech at Bristol. to the dltrclliulullh in thr intile Parliament. and to the good underntnud'tng C'Xllllllg brtWt-mt l’ruuiu and Auntie. coutrnda that a conciliaton .pirit prevails among the Great l'uwcrn. the name jaunt-til shown that in the pier out! little of lturupcau tivilizatleu peace is tit once the duty Ind intimat of all lliilllllll.

'l'an Ycopmthlblv editors of the inciitninated Putin jullfllllll have bent found guilty of: violation olthe pres: lawn. Ind have each bun sentenced to six montha’iutprtwnniutt. and a line of motif. and rosin.

lltports the rife in l‘srin that the King 0! Italy meditate- n coup d‘t-ml and that live diviulono oi' the army have been lhobltlfil’il. The truth ut thin rtutcttzcnt is doubted. but cvclila old very Cioquieilitg nature are occurring in Val‘lollb ppm of the kingdom. and particularly in Naplee. where Ill ltmurreclluli in cuneidcrcd tttiratncttl.

l'hc betwtbul of Prince llutabctt. Crown Prince of Italy. with the Prince“ Margarine. daughter nl’ the horizon cl Genoa. lili‘ Lem olllcially attttoutmd ut florvure.

'l'l-c when: tepurte from Napie- that the ttnhsu nttthoti- ticaltave lately dincowrcd that ntir-fiunc pli'CL‘I are circula- ting. route with the tiliny ot’ '- l’tuuci. ll. King ofthe 'l‘wo L‘ltilitm." end otlttru with thutot‘ "Humbert l.. King oi Xonlicrn ltaly." lioth thew t‘uith burr on the (lbl‘t‘i‘nl' hi orzfcdcraztoue liaiianc." and both were otiuelt in France,

.\ portion ofonc >i.le of Mount Vt nuviua w an on 'l‘ucuday v night displaced by the force of the \‘olciiliic uctloll. and in its lull butch the adjuc nt bounce and nliopn. toattbtr with an omnibus and carriage which our rll>bllla the foot of the l’lltiltiilfllil. 'lhc extent ol’tlw lo» cl‘ltf: has not get bun ascertained

A M‘tullti portion of tie Front-h l‘ixpedltionarv form to lloine ix about to icium, leaving the only one diviiion in Child Vt‘eliiu.

In nply to an address presented to the King of Prussia by n deputation of llonum Catholics from llhciittr I‘tus-ia. lie Majesty uvuuu’. lllx dilt‘lllllllulllll to protect the tutticuts of his (‘ttlzoiic hlll‘jttlli and the dignity and wdi‘ytlltltlltk‘ oi" the Pope.

'l'lto i‘hum‘ur (rt Janice (Kanmicrgc-itht.)har nnnuh-d the E (lti‘l~lull of the tribunal of “Flint. “lili'l’l {'C'lliltlllntd the l):- pttiy 'l‘wcuton to two yenrn'a llllpllbf‘lllllt'fl! l'ur ubueo of. language in the (‘l umber. It loo H'llllnctd hint to 300 I' thnlers line. and an iaq-risonuuut of four month: in citric oi non-pa) uncut.

x(il“llllalilllfl:llg the more friendly titling which in raid j to have rccuitly grown up bOJYt‘tll the (lovermutnts oi Fiance and l'runlu. there are indications that the old jeal- (turtles have not been wholly removed.

Although Itinsiti l.aa rcctntiy nebulnld a more modest atti'utic in il.c l‘astctu Question. liars toe ttttcrtaincti that p the iztttigucs she Luz: btm carrying on for inoutha are liltc- ‘ ly to produce trouble. .

'lhc (Eat. it “thrill”! jou.m.»l. nmcrt» that. according to:

snatches been referred to llit‘lll at the l‘llllh, the Legis-

lature of a Colonial dependency having no power or au-

thority implied from their relation to the people as their

Legislative representatives to overthrow/the Constitution . under which they were elected and tippolulctl.

Tint the scheme of collie-dcrtttilig Canada, New Bruns- vvlcit and Nova Scotln wan never submitted to the people of this Province, at the polls. before the lSth day of. cp- tcmbcr last. upw unis or two and a half months after the British North American Act was, by the Queen’s procla- mation. (lectured to be in force. when the people were thereby informed that they had been subjected. without their cement, to the nbnolutc dominion of more populous and more pow'cmtl Colonies. and had loot. their liberty.

That there bclug no statute of the Provincial Lt'glnln- titre confirming or ratify lag the liritioh North American Act. and the same never having been eonstntcd to or

, authorised by the people at the pulls. her the consent of the rovlnce in any other lnttnllcl'tcslllit'tl. the preamble of t to Act reciting: that this Province had exprcnucd a denim to be Confederatcd with Canada and New lit-una- Wok is untrue. and when he Queen and the Imperial Logluihturo \vcrc led to believe that this Province had exert-need Incl. n tlcisli‘r'._a from! “ml linrvvi‘la- WHI- pnotkod upon them.

That the truth of the preamble of the British North American Act rc-«itlrg the desire of have Scotin to be

, .mnfndoruttxi in esncutlul to the l‘onstt'utiomllty of the Sttttute, and if the same in false. the Statute is defective. became a statute cannot be rendered (‘tiliullllllloni‘ll by «counting on true the condition which is indispensable to git: conltlttttlonulli y.

That item the time the scheme of Confederation was nut deviated in Canada until it was eouaununuted by the

. Imperial Act in London. it was syhtemntlcaliy kept from the consideration of the people of Nova rcotin at the

polls. and the Executive Council and Legislature. in de- ‘

hues of petitions tinned by many thousands of the electors of this Province. persiatcntiy and persevcriagly prevented the name. from bean preacntcd to the people. That at the recent election the quctdlou of Confedera- tion exclusively occupied the attention of the people. who were then. for the iirst lime, enabled to exper atheit‘ will on a subject of the muot vlial importance to their happiness. and the rcault has proved that thin proo Vince dues not debits to be annexed to Canada. and that the people of Nova rcotia repudiate the enforced provi- M of the British North American Act. which. for «was tiet forth in the foregoing resolutions, they be- lieve to be nuconatltutioual. and in no manner binding . upon the people of Nova Scotln.

That the Quebec Scheme. which is embodied in the nflllfill North American Act. lmprudcntly attempted to be lbruulon the people of Nova Seeilu. out only without

T a“! WW0“ bi“ “3'11"” “1ch “'“1- ll“ “"11”! CIT-’1‘?“ l England on Saturday night, and tltrutors to life and

1' read irritation and discontent. and unless the one withdrawn. will, we tear. be attended with the ‘ moot disastrous consequences. as the loyal people oftth “Province are fully conscious of their rights at British ‘ .“m not inentlmnble value upon their free immu- .,H't¢t_,, will not wiltiu l_v consent to the invasion or there r it ill. or be sub cared to the dominion of any other power than that of thtlr lawful and beloved

v id‘iiunlto Colonic: were politically allied to each other than common reluttoiuhip to the queen and he: lira. . in u re venerable and lens tlau 'crouu connection ‘ it it any scheme of Colonial ‘onfuiemtion that j could be devised oven on the fairest, wisest and most ju- ' ‘dtetotu principles. . » 'tl‘ht the people of Nova Scotin do not impure to ller . V p y the apart and Her Government any Intentional ; V lice, a 1;? are well aware that Mud and deception ‘ p practised pen their: by those who iniarept'eleutcd Y finhliemtltnent'ol this count and who. he rea- .u we will not venture to deucri .denlred tween. 5:; _ rub- might be forced upon the Province without :Ollehl and a alert the will of the people. ’M an humbe room he prcrcntcd to the Queen.

’e or! a; the unbalance of the foregoing nutritious. Hi It. liar “duty that her log-ti poopls of flora . .i do“ not device to lie in commoner tonicdcrated M. p f and praying liar jetty to revoke her

and to «use the British Xenia American

,Aettobe repealed no {attainments the Yvonne. of instruction. ' 'l - ‘

I. no; or we mouse MAIL.

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:. Wyn. commute] nightwiut. Thufdlh'lfi la a

mm alum which ion, to the 2d tart:-

ll You; x 9 - ,. non-no.

, flexde (Liberal) has hem returned for Rit- . in lore ditto late to. italic (totem)

held in . on Tuna-Might.

ac. route rile-

elunm oldie lteieun Act sod de-

:le mount. of ro-dlrtribution

Vidal-m3 .‘ii’timd' ion

W: a. o o i an.

“:‘M’.;m '

.. , ' no cousins! «the

law. and or «bum *

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live out olivv'ry titre. outbr- in.

rental in tho rm... ninth. discretion 3 but.

l, Ienwliorpehmcdtlre

i [Italme «tummy powder. A winter-d

' in... We" turner . , t t.

I PThe police oh la cit-title n; hint found a bottle of

private iuttlligtnce rtceivcd lit in “anew, Ill army of zoo.- 1 HA) lllLll in to bc mumbled in the Lingdotn of Poland as i an n as the mother pcimilu. ‘l'bo tioops are to be chiefly tsza'iomd in the (llhlllt'lfi adjoining 'lle .\tlnll'lilll frontier.l v and suite of them will live in train. thtir maintainenee bring ‘ enacted {tom the ounces of landed proptrty in the kingdom. ' t 'l he Bti‘litt coi'treptimlcnt ol' the Time: in)» that " if this tu- ; telligt-uc in collect. the national party at the (fault of Si. l’tlvl'aliurg Ii-ll‘l. be assumed to be strong enough in attempt ; a cumin pressure upon the rcaolvcs ol‘ the Austrian GDl'L'lll- i men: in lumit‘i'il alliriro." All the li nation ilett available for service in being equipped . .‘ur a toil-4m expedition. 'l he Uruno liuitc (‘oihtuntlne ii iii picrctd with the tint to litrece to vii-it the newly mur- ' tied duuglttt r. lllL‘ Queen of the llcllt unit. [by sen-min and a deficient he.th at have led to n grout l starcin throughout Northern Africa. and the comequcnco . is that the inhabitanti of ’l‘unjtcr and lemon are now cx- i pericncing the horror; ofluniinc. and it it i.) hatred that 'llmlbulldu will die of starvation.

News by Telegraph. .

Sm PHANL‘lbf‘t). Jan. :li.-—A Vittoria. Vancouver's irlautl. to-irgrapltio tlt‘sliillt‘il ears that a public meeting . was held on the L'ihil ult.. to three“ the expediency oi i the colony applying for fldllilrl‘lttll into the Dominion M i Canada. A Icetdlillutt in lutur of cuimiiidation. and declaring that an overland uaycon road. to ounlit‘cl Victoria with tho liuniinion of Canada, is t-uettliul lo the prosperity of Victoria. \l‘iil unanituonrly adopted. and it on muittee appointed to wait upon the Governor and uncertain the progrcu nutdc. and tulle further lit'lll‘ with reference to the union of the colony with Canada. i LUXDON. Jun. 3|. even—The. Aulttlnu Reicllurnthé will-reassemble an the 17th of February. . . .Dr. Armi- i nun Vulbt-rry. the well known trnwllcr in Central Asia, i has written a letter to the London ’l'imrr. in which be pi'ol‘i-e the absurdity of the report that the Chit eu- Government ll preparing. lInMile movement ngaiuai the lilit'rl'dllil on the borders of the empire. . . .Gcncml (‘arl Solturro to-tlny dined with Count Ulnltllrck and the { llll min-re oi the North lit-rum! States. at Berlin. . Lostios. Fol). 2.--Lcttcr: from l-lillnrucy ray that ‘I the clergy of that town. who rcluu-d in pay lililul'd for the souls oi Allen. Lari-in and (lunltl. who wtve ex- ecuted at Manchester, have ccaecd to receive ony nionev . from the l'utirbonera, and will“: to contribute to their irapport. or that of their Clitlt‘cll....'rllb column of ; Ltrt-rponl are on a strike, ranting much inconvenience ;to the inltnbittmtv. . . .A terrible pillc prevailed through

property on mt and land are apprehended. The teln- uraph liner to Liverpool are down....'l‘lie ‘Camn'cr Franc“ l’urir. up the yrcirbcc oi Admiral Farragut at Napier; halt-eighth] an it counter tune to the French forces lil llnuio. to sustain the Li lei-uls of Italy. with whom Farragut holds intimate relations. . . .Thr Courier any: the Admiral ha- sent to Capt-em the .pl’omloc of his support, and he only await! the reply til Garibaldi . . . Airport. from Morocco unto that ‘n revere famine pvctnied in Tangier: and l.attnnd....'l‘iie antionucc- moat who made yesterday in both floure- ol the liniinn l’arfinment. that the Cruth Prince Humbert hint been formally betrothed to Prince“ Morgarttae of Genoa . ...C‘nnroll 934. lircudvtuil‘u dull and declining. lxixnox. Feb. . ~The gale wii‘cli passed over Eng. land on Saturdav tart. was very dertrnctlve to life and property. in this city and Liverpool chimney and vigor ivcro blown dovrn and bounce anrooi’ed. liany people were attack by the falling algae“ lad serenit- injured, and in nonn- cases killed outright. . ' Loxnohi. 3rd. (cvu).-—L‘ourulu 931. 520'. 13 for money. and 93.! a 93: on ace-mat Atuct‘lellt neuritic.- ....It in ri'mited that the French Government in likely to ivil when the new bill for the regulation at the preu. in comequenee oi the oppedtlnn elitism by the Liberal phrty....lir accordance within roller-Ii frevaerd blank-y. the Purim of Egypt hm nailed the. Auxiliary Corp- of Kain: Egyptimui \vhleiiho rent to

introduced by the Prue-inn Government rantln lary- intlemiitier lo the Kin of liaaover an the. nine of Name it» been parrot in the Diet. Much op mitten mu llllil'n to grunting there I pra trialloiir and It one time their .prmge warned one at. buttmvtrd the elmo of the debate. Count Bietttnroh declared that if they were not adopted he would be emu lied to tile. oolvc the Parliament. ’l‘hir llm-M we. egotive. Nu Your. lt‘uh. 3. ~90“ i4”. Lennon. Feb. 4.-—Nu merino (ii-arter- bnvr ct been reported from the recent Itorm. "Mantel" gm fib§rdltlh report favourably of the army under vnenl Ifilll‘. ‘ ' ‘ tier of thin city in.

“our m": a... . ‘ it y it «on . At the can a“ this n l the klw lino. lull»; at. the city not: required

set. The prompt who at the pullout prevented sit further demo-prudent. ’1". brothers, clamor on John Berry, have been error . on it charged robbing

up a «(Greek lire in hit hat....Cumiv lid. damp” ’ m J , ‘ New ‘Yotnt. I‘ll-to. L—Dold Nil. '

Lennon. Feb. 0.«- At it great mectiu at Birming- ham yeaterdry, John Bri ht made s ape": . Ho pic-ado wrong! of lulu in put orientation of the lure Fenian arr-gee. and” pi“ for church and

“1' ) admin-Myth,me t minor-ted.

general that be it I.

« "Eng—l have the honor iodelivei'i

join the lldmh cirpeditioit in Aby-rliuiu..,.'ljhe bill "trite ivno errant

The Board of trade inquiry relative to the ion of the‘ nothing “with. United State. Government. nunld do. .

vim lrehuui s art and parcel of the United Staten, that England in Int not to alsell Illo would. lite strilto of the Liverpool calnncn rtill attainment» the

rim Iaeoutcnicnce of the liilutbitautr of that city. . . . l‘lte Pope having ordered the Le ileum to he lung in all the chamber throughout ltaly. in celebration oi the Papal victory at Montana. King Victor Ellllllltllut'l'l‘lltl prultihitrd the holding at“ any rueh li‘l‘vlt‘i‘l.... lilo King ol‘ l’ruuviu Iiu warmly welcomed the llrrt ltulmn .\liu rtvr to the North Get-nun Coafedcration. . . . Urcud‘ utnfl’mnrltt-t more notice. (Yum «ills.

New Yuttit, Feb. ii.—-(luld Nil.

Panto. Felt. ti.~'l‘hc debate in the Corps chlrlntiil on the bill for rcgulutiug the [lll'fil Will et-iititiitt~tl in- day. Minister “MIle made a tong rpeeeh. in which he urged upon the members the twat-ago of the prepared law. He said that ho was unwilling to appore liberal teinlcncu-a, hat the Empire and pcnldv ili‘llmliill‘il “In! more reptrioiiono rhould be imported upon Illti'lll‘llu. Your million. of then who voted for the continuation were gone. but four million of their IllCCl'I'flflfi required the lame guarantee. The clntiau ol‘ the lull tillullnlillig tho proper-ell liccnae to publish, we: adopted ‘0' ii" unanimous vote. .

i"i.onr:.\cn. Feb. 4,—Gnrilialdi ima- written an eloquent and cutliu-intie letter to Admiral Farragut. in which llt' congratulated the United State: on cu- euuraglng, by the prt'lellcc of the American llt‘t". the national arpiraliunn of Italy. _ '

\'tr..\x.i, l‘eb. ~l.—-—lt is reported that Papa l’mn l.\.

is willing to rcelllllo negotiations with the ltiipi'iizil.

(iuvcrntucnl for It revision of the Cont-ordain. "lin- IJrh die. n t-cmi‘uilleiul journal. rays that Great Britain has I'tilliwlrtl the European l‘oucru to atop removing l'ugitivux from ('auzlm.

l.(t.\‘ii(l.\'. l". b. 5.——t'mmila it‘ll. Market- uncliungml.

Lorvimx. Fl‘ll. ii. (t‘Yi‘lu‘A man named ('hatterlou who iliut ill the street: to-duv. and badly it not totally wounded. lln- tinénroiu Milli inidanlly ttriertetl. anti pane l-i-t no.1.c as Jean llit-ddler. l'rmu hi- tlt'tltli'lllttxttJ it et’t'lnr 11ml he mistook (Iliitticrtan {or tlllllll‘u llirtl. who'ie an important winter! for the (internment. in the alien" oi the L‘letltruitell expiration, and who. at the eitauututiimt

hint to the drctl. The lilcllll shut toult till-ct in the

, throat of Clinttcilnu, where it made u very ugly \iound. ‘ 2pm or n hen the luminous of the Government to with-h

he tdill livw. but his recovery is tlulililllll.

Conn. l‘cb. l.-—I‘Iurly this an rnlng a (Culltlt‘l‘lllilt‘ Md ' 0i HM). supposed to be Fenian-I, \vcrc dirt-overt d in tic iitinlty oi .‘Illcl’t~03l Castle. about. twenty miles writ hi this city. They appealed to be prcpiirttig to main- an attack upon the Candle. and the auiburltiea oi tl.c Mat-roan were uotilied of the danger. and a rim! t: force of police were forthwith ordered on the mount!~ and at- flit‘ll no they appeared the Fuzinns dispersed in only direction. .

Liam :t, l-‘« i. ii. ev‘ng Milt-apatchra {rotuJupttu \tu lion-4 limig. minutich that. um putts ol llil'go tiitd Ashlin. were. at the be inning of the year. thrown apt-n to lureigticre. in occur once mill convention made with the Consntisslunera of foreign l'ttd‘t'i‘tt. . . .’l‘he e tptaiu and t\\u sullol‘l oi' lite {Clllluili r " .‘iiuseo Wining."

which laundered tit aen. were rcscucd on the lSiil» i ultimo, by the burque " filimiic Holden." and brought

to Gibraltar. They had been cl‘l't'll days without loud. and to ruetaiu life were obliged to remit to the liesli ol the indie. who died from exhaustion. When picked up the men wore hardly able to more or speak. but lti't' now recovering. . . .'l‘llt‘jiiui‘llillt| oi i'nria generally do»

% plore the tune and tendency of the tit-butt: in the (‘orpp f

Legislatill' on the bill for the regulation of the Pro». They think the apparition lo the measure will entire in- v. t'tdruwttl l yile Goternmru'. and (our the linalrcsult will be the extinction oi" whatever liberty the l’icu oi the country may nthl partners. . . .L‘uneol- 935 ll 1' lunacy. Uretuletuil‘o Heady.