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mamas” '5@U&EAd., Allllb CCMIIEEMIIIAL Abdflwflllbdh.

Established 1823.

la.sza.rd’s Gazette. ‘Circular to the Exlljibitors of the Crystal MAILS. _ _ GFORGF‘ 1' IIAS7 um I’roprietor and riibtistier. . . ‘1‘°°- "3 “M13 ‘W ll“ "°'¢""°'""'¢ "'°"°°"r ,,“;,,i.,m,‘"“',y .,.m___,iny "suing and s,,,,,,.d,,y ,,,,,,.,,;,,‘, Ti-ts: undersigned. joyfully announce to the Ex. and the United States, will be made up and U,,-,ce,s'm,,,., . QM“, ,,,, _ bibitors and the public, that the formidable obstacles forwarded via Pictou, on and alter Tuesday t e 9th ’l‘s:Iurs—Aiiiiiiiil:ltihscripiioii,l5ii. Discount for Cllllj which threatened the complete diecomiture and Illllllfll. OVOI‘ TUIIDAY Ind FRIDAY '1 ,,, ,,,1ya,,c¢, ‘ destruction of the noble enterprise which they have 15' hi o'clock, until further notice. -rsitiss or auvicii-ristao. _ boaantoserve,are_atleiigih removed, in ood part _ I . I-‘orthe first insertion, oocuwng the space of 4 lines. through the liberaltt of a ortion of our follow I will be be made up every alternate Puesday night, iunluding|iead,2s.—6lines,2s. .—9lines,3s._—I2lm¢I. citizens who have ed ed ii vances in aid of the‘l|l 0‘cloc . viz:-- 3l- Gil--10 lineli4I--20 “MI. 4|~ W--25 '10"-_§'-"‘ Exhibition to the anicnnt of 9l00,000 'I'hus aided, l'I‘ueadsy, the 9th May, Tuesday, the 18th July, 30|iaes,5s.8d-—35liII¢I.3!--104341-f0|‘¢|°l| |dd‘“°'“l I we have been enabled to dissolve the injunction Tuesday, the 23d.lIey, Tuesday, the lat August, ‘ Tuesday, the I5th August,

line _ 0II_° f°|l|‘ll| 0“~l'° §‘lf"'° _l:°".'“‘,l' °°'“_l""'"“'-°'. um, .9 which was a. source of einbarruasmeut to us, and | Tuesday, the 6th June, ‘, . _ 'm’°°”""" j alarm or apprehension to tnany of our Exhihitors—to , 'I‘ueaday, the 20th .lune, Tuesday, the 29th August, “'“'| r°'l"‘l' pay olfor arrange all the debts pressing upon us,nnd ‘ Tuesday, the 4th Jul , i provide against the possible occurrence of am: TH MAS OWEN, Postmaster General {annoyances in future. We therefore apprise you G°'|°|‘ll P001 OIIIOMMII 2- I354-

EXHI but the Exhibition will be temporarily closed this N EXl‘III3I'1'I0N AND 3-AI-E (T0! in order to be completely renovated and connected with the E iscopuIChurcli,C iirlotte- ,‘ rem, ,-,,,,.,-.,,,,-y to in r,,,,,,,,| ,H,,,,,,,,,," tuivn,) of fancy and use ul Articles, will (D. V.) i 'pj,,,,,,j,,y ma 4,}, an of M‘, ,,e,,_ l“l"° Pl'‘°‘’ “ “'9 T“"'l’°"““°° ml": °" w°‘ll‘°'d“Yv 'l‘lie directors rice not, surely, dilate on the value llIt‘- Will ll-I] of July "915 C°'“|'ll"“l°'|' WI" 59 i and importance of this Exhibition. Imperfect as it iliiinkfully received by the following Ladies forming : ha, },m,,,.,, 1,3,”, .,,d ,.._ 3,, View ,,f",,_, ,,,,,,g WM, d d r Ill“ C°'"'“l'l°°‘ tofox erience on our aide of t e Atlantic in the ° "' ‘“'“"°d ll‘ 0° 3° DWI“ "05 ‘"1: 0' Ch"- Mrs. IIAVFIILD, Mrs. D. Ilouosotv, i,,,.,,,,,l;,,,,,,m, Of Exhibmflm up we,‘ mug“-und” and ‘ lottetown, Esquire, all my right, tile and freehold ,,,,,,,,__L_ so llostrtalt. I viiyigiy_ ,, maid no, fuil H, b,,_ 3, 1,," ,.,,, ,,,.,,v,d,,d , interest in and to the said tract of Land, together with ‘- D|3'lR"AYs “ -IFNKINM immensely beneficial to the Ini'enti\'e viiiw.-i, Artistic l 3” lam‘ ‘ma A""°"' °r R9“ d" lh°'°°“7 I ‘I0- " l‘"‘7-G'“UU-Do " 3- PM-Milo developments, and II'l(I|IIltIilI progress ofthe country. I '°"’r""’- l'°"°l’Y Kl" "°‘l°° l° “'9 "id T°'“““‘ find “ "- UAIZARIH " A- YA'|‘I!I- ‘l he opportunity thcroin afforded for bringing valuable S°“l°"‘i "ll" 3" R°““ ‘WW II“: 0|’ l|°'°l*fl°|‘ '0 he- Iiiventiona or Improvements to the immediate notice °°"'°_d“°v "'9 W I“ P5“ l° "'9 "id D"'l°,l “MIN”- of the capable and appreciating, is but one among ll’ l’°"'l I'll! °mP°“'°‘°d l° 5'3"‘ ‘°‘I"'"“°°‘ r°"

, _ _ ,, ,,,, many benefits conferred «lip the leaders of industrial I ROBERT RENNIE enterprise uinon us. overiveening conceit or - THE COLONIAL inordinate aelfcomplacency has been rebuked and _ LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. I chastened liy irresistible evidences of European OT[CE"'Th° T°""'“, "'d s'“l°"_“' '"“' —— isuperiority in elaborate and delicate workmanship, r°" R‘'“ “I "ll" P°"'°" 9" T°“”"l"P N°- 23 or even in educated, refined taste, the Exhibition r°""°"lY °‘V“°d b.Y R°b°". R°""'°'E“I""° '°"l"°"' to pay the same forthwith to the Subscriber; and so all some of moneyhereafter to becerne due, in

of I853 has fully_ demonstrated the indebtedness of ‘ respect of rent or otherwise.

BITION. _ . “"P°‘°' t evening, NOTICE

°" To the Tenants and Settlers on’tIist port of Town- ship .Mi. 23_/‘ornisrly belonging to the Subscriber.

‘ W 7 IIEREAS by Indenture of Release, bearing date the 8th day of May. I854,I have convey-

is as '

‘ . IENILII, Charlottetown, 7th March, I854.

HI GMT HONOIAILI ‘PHI

:ov:aNoa—— iii and KINCARDINE, Governor

( 1' EAIH. of ELGIN General of Canada.

IIIZAD Orrrcn--32 St. .dnatraic Square, Edin

Europe to America for very important Inventions and Improvements. stretcliin over the whole

domain of Agriculture, Manufactures and the useful . DANIEL “CD630”-

rts. In farming implements, and ninchines for Cl“"l°"°l°“’“-9"‘ M“?-135*

littirig the rude staples of Agriculture, for the con- venient and economic use of the fabrication, our country need fear no comparison; and ti young Nation of twenty-five Millions which while still

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burg . Board of .UIsns_gssmit in Halifax for .h’onu Srotia sad Prints Edward Is and IIou. M. II. Alnion, Banker. Ileu. Williaiii‘A. Black, Banker.

_ MINIATURESI LIKENESSES.

IIE Subscriber has 'ust received a handsome

ails for England, to be forwarded via Halifax, 0,,

Lewis Bliss, I:.sq. Charles Twiiiing, Esq., Barrister. .Iolsn Buyley Bland, Esq. I on. Alexander Keith, Merchant. James Stewart, Esq., Solicitor. Medical Adviser—A. I". davvers. Agent Gr Secretni-y—Miitthew II. Itichey,Solicitcr 'I‘he following, gentlemen have heen nppointod Otli ci-rs ofthe Compaiiv in Prince Edward Island, and will he prepared to furnish information as to the priii- -ciplcii and practice of the Company and the rutealol Assurance. tIliiirlottqtown—Medical Adviser-—lI. A. Jolinstoii, M. I). Agent--E. L. Lydiurd. (ieorgotown—l\Iedical Adviser—-David Kaye, Ill. . ent-William Sanderson. St. Eleanor's——.\Iedicnl Adviiter--.Ioseph Bell, M D. Agent—-'l‘hoinas llunt. - MA'l"l‘lIEW H. RICIIEY. ll

urduously employed in the clearing away of its primitive forests, has found time in half a century to bestow on mankind such inventions as those of the Cotton Gin, the Steamboat, the Reaper and the

tconceal her anxiety to profit by all in the line {of discovery. Art or Invention, which has been or iina be exhibited by others. If the New York ‘Exhibition has shown our eo ow to improve any implement or process in the light of European

signal und ovcn increasing v uc.

liofthe great enterprise now confided to our hands,

that circuntstauce will render our own task easier l and our success more probable. ' y vnluiible suggestions and illuminated for us

shall be able to walk surely where our predecessors " lutepped doubtfully and niiitiouiily. With opr co- Chfirlottetown Mutual Injurflncc operation, and that ofthe coming I"ultons, Whitneys com an , and Morses, whose triumphs are yet unucliteved or Incorporated b . Act of Parfiimcut in 1848. 7 ‘III! COMPA Y ofliirs the best guarantee in case of loss, and accepts Risks at asaving of fully 50 per cent, to the aunt .

'Ihe present reliable Cnpitul exceds £1700. ‘Per- sons having property in Llinrlottetown, or vicinity, should lose no time in applying to the Secretary of this Compiiuy for Policies or Information.

LL7‘ One of Philips’ Fire Aniiihilutora has been purchased by the Coinpaiiy, for tho benefit of persons ln.'4lII'tetI in this 'ce. case of Fire, the use ofit c.iii be obtained initnediaitaly. by applying at the

Secretary's Ollice. W. IIEARD, President IIENILY PAI.;\lElt. Scc'y and Treasurer. Sccretary‘s Office, Kent Street, 2 August 5th, I853.

Paliice the recognised centre of attraction for the I votaries of Industry. the devotees of Art and the j admirers ofGoiiins, throughout the \’Vestern World. 'I‘o effect this, we need the hearty and immediate l co-operation of the present I".xhibitors, both through the contiiiuutice oftheir beat contributions, and the introduction of others. as new inventions. new title I, new successes, shall tender such further aid practicable. \Vhile we trust that the Exliibilion I is henceforth permanently eiitiiblislied, an that I’ before many more years lIItlII li.-ive elapsed, spcci- ~ iiiens or models of every VtII|Il|IIl0 Invention, eminent l works of Art, improved Fiiliricii, or other Industrial | achievement, will be exhibited in the Palace, till it . matter of course. we sliiill yet reiiieiiiber with special ‘ gratitude, those friends of the enterprise who did not a wait for its triniiiph, stood by it in Ilic days of' experiment, and richly aded to iiichieve the conquest i ' " "‘ ‘ ' "“ ""““““—**‘—_' which so many are destined to enjoy. We shall be ; Th6 National LORD Fund Life able, and we rejoice in the fact, to accord more Assurance society of London. Gt AI’I'I‘Al. £500,000 Sterling. Empowered by Act of Purliaiiioat, 2d Victoria. A Saving Bank for the \Vidow and the Orphan. 'I‘. IIEATII HAVILAND, 'r. A ent for Prince Edward Is and. ([7 Oflice, Queen Square, Charlottetown. September 5, I853. Isl

May, than it is robablc that we shall have at our- d’ l therca er. 'l‘he earliest possible nt tpad niiasion of all Articles intended for Exhibition , rsaii tiller the re-opening, is urgently solicited.

Trusting that you will agree with us, that the interest of Inventors, Artists, Mnnufticttm.-rii ntid Artisans, are all involved in tho thoroigli and I l undeniable triumph of the first Ainnriciin Iiiliiliitioii { l of the trophies of tho \Vorld‘s Art and Industry , we 1

Equitable Fire Insurance Compa- ny of

London remain, Y Incorporated by Act of I-‘artirsvaeiit. ‘""" P T BARNU“ OAILI) OF‘ DlREC'l‘0RS for P. E. Island.—l . - - ' - -- ‘ ', "M. T. H. Ha".,am,. "0". char,“ HM» 5 President of the Associagiolrli for ;l'|iOon:IlII)lI.Io|'l oft ie

llotzll. I"rt';:;.¢;,t;:‘og1tl'7‘~"‘t‘Ul’l:. El‘:-. R050‘! H"l"’"""°"'j Disincrons .'—Phineiia 'I‘. Barnum. Thus. 8. .sq., . .

Detached Risk. “km I‘ ,0“ Pnmhm“ N_,‘Sti||mnn, Wm. O'Brien, Edward IIaiglit,.lolin II.

. , . . A. W , ct-arr-for Pvt‘-°‘-e-« *‘°r--i- M Mr‘-°-'-°M-id *--ii?.'.'.'§’.'l'..’i.'.Ii...'.i ii'§.‘.".',"’i'i'.i..i.‘.'°‘i".... B. ii'i?.‘.°.5.'..°.'.§, other information, may be obtained front the Sub: ’ ’

V _ _ . , . . ' , I’ ,Cl .Il.II II, scriber, at the Othce of G. W.Deblois l:.iiq. Lliarlotte l ,,;‘,l,',':i,,i,:,, ?’i',;'i'::’8_,I3::“‘?;,":"i,'.‘_’ F-n"i‘;','_’ C,m::::"",V. l°“’“' , "Foster, Ilorace Greeley, Watts Bheriiirin, George H‘: (’Ul:D?,l‘:,“ , ' ll. Ilutlar Samuel Nicholson, Wm. Wlictton, Erastus 5°“ M ' “ ' E C. Benedict, Charles Butler, 'I‘heo. Sedgwick, Wm. ~ ' - ~ - iCli.iunci-y. ‘ New York, April I-I, I854.

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April 7th, ieai.

NOE Lung .4,/V1) FIRE: !.N'SUlM.N‘CE COM-5 - ~ — — —— ~ ——- —- PJUV‘ . l-0JV'D0N- ‘ Wanted to Charter, . ‘OR 'l‘llI‘. I-‘|Slll:lI{Y at Lnbriidor, sscitoonsn between :10 and Gtltons burthcn, to he read

, or Sea, by the lirst or fifth of.luiic; to still from . (Ilinrlottetowii. For further particulars, ifliy letter, --W 4 post paid, enquire of.I/issns Puaiits, I-‘.sq., Char-

’ 0 SERVAN'I‘S.—WnntetI, 2 good plain Coolie, lottetewn, or to JAMES NICKERSOM

IITAILIIHID av acr r PAILIAIIINT. Capitol £5,000,000 Starling. ClIAltl.I-ZS YOUNG, Agent for P. E. Island.

Electric Telegraph, need surely neither repress nor ‘

I“, 1,,“ e,.,,lved expressly for the purpose.

in the path of duty by triumphs as well as defeats, we ‘l“‘m"'

unacknowledged, we hope to reiidor the Crystal!

on upprov

3 posite Ilcntli Haviland, F.sqr's.

desirable positions and ample space to new Articles difrgfgng which shall be sent in between this and the lat of in um um». of mg 3,,[,.c,ii,,,,-_

. stock of Plates and sees, gold and plated Lock- ets and Broachea for Likcuessea, done by top or side light.

Also, is first rate Camera. for sale, with instructions

in the old stand. W. C. HOBBS. DAGUERREOTYPES!

\ E0. W. MILLNER having returned to the Island, begs leave to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen

chievoiiient, that iipulsc is a National benefit of °r Ch"l°"°l°W“ Ind Vl¢lfll'-Y. llllll lll ll HOW ready

to coiiiinence the above business, at his rooms (Great

“-,h,, P“, hm, wimeugd ",,,,,,k" in me conduc, Gepr e Street) wherein he feels assured, perfect

sstis action will be given to all who may be pleased to a call—a top light having been cut in on n f Stock, vary ing in prices, according to Please call and examine.

N. B.—Old Pictures retiikeii, 4s. 6d-, each. 3w

Sp Park Distillery, OR Sale or to bc Let, the Premises occcupied by Mr. Archibald \Vhite, near Spring Park, con-

l'nvor hint with

variety 0

sisting ofa llouae and Distillery. For further parti- culars apply to Mr. Thomas Bro -derick or o

I ARCI IBALD WHITE.

A Hooded Wag on for Sale. T Mr. RICHARD ll All'I‘Z'S will he found a ver comfortable and easy IIOODISD WAGUON for Sale. Price £40 at three months, no

te. Charlottetown, April 20th, I854.

IJOIISF. AND LAND FOR. SAI.E.—'l‘lie So- , scriber offers for Sale the House and L.-inb op-

GEORGE IIIX. May 3.

j,‘ NGLISII PAPI-‘.It .lIANGINGS.—4000 pieces J of the above, comprising an assortment of I00

piitterns, from 9d. to 7s. per plece—for sale

DANIEL DAVIES. Ial—6w liew

Charlottetown, April 24.

schoolmaster Wanted

‘OR the School at Little York. Enquire of BENJAMIN BALDEIKSON. April 30th. 6inI3Il. A CARD.

I VIII‘) Subscriber begs leave to inform the Public. generally that he hits commenced business us, It Commission Iercliant and Auctioneer. At the corner ofQueon & Sydney Streets, and hopes by promptness and punctuality to merit a share of their patronage. Alt'I‘I".i\IAS G. SIMMS. Casir advanced u on articles left for Auc- t’ P I ii.

CLOCKS! CLOCKS! GOOD variety for Sale, from Sixteen to Fifty Shillings. I"iibruary 24, I854.

MILLER WANTED.

' ANTED by tho Subscribers a steady ma 0 take charge of a Grist Mill, to whom liberal

wngee will be given. Auto. Woman who is capable of taking charge of s

A Carding Mill. WILLIAM & G. IIAGNALL.

and a llcussniaid. Enquire at Gso. 'l‘. Haa- _ ' ‘Ann’; Booknou. April ICIII, I804. III

Clyde Mills, New Glasgow, May 0, IBM.

GEOILGE BEER, Jun.‘ * on all intoxicating liquors, and to prohibit by _ ' d ..|.," he . son, and who has recently purloined some

Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Wednesday, May 24, 1854.

THE IAIII LIQUOR LAW. House or Assanav, Wednesday, April 19.

i'i,,_ ., (Concluded frost Hoszard's Gazette llth May.) Hon. Mr. Coiniov had also passed his opinion

this subject, and those opinions remained would be acting

unchanged. He thought it dishonestly to pass such a law asthat under discussion. Hon. members knew full well, that

punctuality and fidelity to their engagements with

the public, including the large amount now

pa ysble from the public Treasury to Schoolniastere

and others, were, to some extent, dependent upon t

he source of Revenue which it was the object of the Resolution to destroy. Considering that it

would be difficult, were this proposition acceded to, to maintain the same degree of punctuality and fidelity with reference to the public creditor that now exists, he could not consent to the passage of the Resolution before them. On the contrary,

the House ought, he thought, to act in this matter

in precisely the same manner as they ad done with reference to the Batik—see that there was, at all times, a suficient paid-up capital in their colfera to meet their engagements. Were this plan pursued, Warrants, when presented at the Treasur , would instantly be paid, but not other- wise. in agitating for amounts of this nature,

he feared that some sons were actuatedby s

spurious philanthropy, if not from a spirit of

fanaticism. He, however, could not suddenly change his own sentiments, and yiel to popular clamour, on s subject of such grave importance sat is. He thought the House, before entering into a compact, declaring that from and after the lat January, 1855 or l856, the Tratfic in intoxi- cating Islqlltlffl should cease, should seriously inquire whether the state of the Revenue was such as to admit o ' Vo hon. members

suspend the operation of the Free Education Act’! l

or would they place a duty upon salt, to supply the deficency? And if the friends of temperance would but continue to employ moral aussion for the accomplishment of their objects, it must be a bad soil induced if the seed sown did not take root and produce its legitimate fruits. More could be done, too. by the mere force of example, than could be accomplished in any other way. But Acts of Parliament generally would be found to produce an opposite efI'ect—the severity of the punishment frequently causing the criminal to be overlooked. It was just as incumbent upon the House to take a .5 s. it. view of the case, in the present instance, as if they wanted to borrow a sum of money. For his part, he could not take either a moral or philosophical view of the case

but simply to act justly towards all parties ; and be, for one, could not consent to eril t e resources ofthe country, until other and’ equally eflicacioua sources of revenue were placed at their disposal.

Mr. D.tvtss’s amendment to the original Reso- lution was then put and lost.

The Hon. Cowaui. Ssciisriiav then moved that in lieu of I855, the year I856 be substituted- which motion was put and carried, and the Reec- lntion, thus amended, agreed to.

'I‘he Srssxsa then resumed the Chair; and the said Resolution being reported to the House, and the question of concurrence put thereon-

'l‘he Hon. Mr. IIAVILAND said, that as Chair- man or the Committee be was precluded from offering any observations on the Resolution sub- mitted to the House. Still he did not wish to give a silent vote upon a question of so much im- ptirtsnce to the present and future welfare ofthe inhabitants of this liland as the question which, for two nights past, had engaged the attention of the House. From his long and intimate acquaint- ance with the babita of the people of this Island, he had too frequently witnessed, with regret, the baneful effects which have resulted, both to indi- viduals and families, from an unrestrained indul- gence in the use of ardent spirits; and he could not, therefore, look with indifference upon the proposal ofa measure which had for its object the reformation of the deluded victim of intemperance, by placing beyond his reach a temptation which he has not the dia ition nor the power to resist. He was uafavorab e to restrictions or class legis- Istion, by which the interests or convenience of one portion of the cninintiuity would be sacrificed or l‘iIlII[ll’(ilIIlB0'Il, for the liem-lit or nrlvatittige of

ltsiioiherz and he would rather see the drunltarit

reclaimed by moral persuasion, than by the adop- tion of a coercive course of public policy. But when he observed, among the numerous signs- tures attached to the Petition from Charlottetown, the names of the most extensive importers of spirituous liquors in the Island, who became alive to the evils which attend their traffic, not only express their willingness to forcgo the profit which they have, for many years, derived from the en- couragement tliua given to intempcrance, but declare their conviction that " the only consistent, safe and effective mode of accomplishing so desi- rable an object as the sobriety, peace and pros- periiv nfour country, is to abandon the Revtipne IVA’ their iuiiortatioii, manufacture would so mit his opinion to the conclusion they had arrived at, anal should support the Resolution. on. Mr. Waiiauttroa then moved, that in lien or I856 the year 1855 be substituted. The House divided on the motion of amendment as follows : eca—-Hons. Messrs. Warlsttrton. MoAiila , Hsviland, Attorney General, Messrs. Beet. -

New Series. No. 140.

Hsviland, Maegowan, Golf, Yao, Fraser, |Iecgill' vlee-I9.

sys— essra. Clark, Mooney, McLeod, Wi htmau, Donse, Hons. Messrs. Whelan, Lord, Me lieu, Conroy, Montgomery, Colonial Secre- tary—ll.

So it was carried In the atlirinativa.

The Hon. Mr. Loan then said that the amend- ment proppaed by the hon. member for Prince Douiity ( r. Warliurtca), which would have the efl‘ect of giving parties embarked in the Tratlics. much shorter period to pre are for its abolition than was contemplated by t a Resolution as re- ported from the Committee, having been carried,

a should take his stand against the Resolution altogether.

Mr. H. Ilsviutan said he saw very plainly the dodge which some hon. members were about to make, with the view of getting rid of the measure altogether. He would, therefore move, in further amendment to the Resolution, that the words “First da of.lanuary," be struck out, and the words " liirty-first day of December" inserted in lieu thereof.

Mr. Davis: said, as far as he was concerned, there was no “ dodge” in the matter.

The House divided on the motion ps follows:

Yea.r——Measrs. H. Hsviland, Clark, Mooney, McLeod, Wighiinsn, Doiise, ‘oivsn. Golf. Davies, Yeo, Beer, Hons. Messrs. McAu|ay, Hsviland, McEaclien, Lord, Montgomery, Colo- nial Secretary, Attorney General, Whelan and Cooroy—N.

G l1lVoys—Hon. Mr. Warburton, Fraser and Me- ‘I -3.

So it was carried in tbe atfirniative. Of course it will at case be perceived that the 0 tof tltil motion was to restore the Resolution very nearly to its original aha

The question was then put by the Speaker, “ Shall the Resolution, as amended, be agreed to!‘ and the House again divided as followa:—

Ym—Hons. Attorney General, Colonial Secre- tary, Hsviland, McAulay, Lord, Messrs. Me ll. Hsviland, Mcfiill. Douee, Yeo. God‘, Gowan, Beer, Clark, Davies-—I5.

Nays—I-Ions. essrs. Montgomery, Conroy, McEachen, Warburtcn, Whelan, Messrs. Fraser, Wiglitmaii, Mooney .

So it was carried in the afirruative, and thus termiiiated one of the moat protracted and warmly contested debates of the Session.

J. B. Coorn, Reporter.