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Ned

», they would have had fe eceason for the

Will see it te be for theit advantage that this Flon should exercise ite free And cote dudgunet! euch mutters; net, perhaps, te originate

voles, but te eferei en separately r

eo : - , ~_ se | ment tr its pure form, so lonz as Se have a! ee majority of the Representatives earrting eut , Y their wishes. ti. yon. metnher for the City <e Thetr Judgment pers 808 | siso stated hat there was vothing in Mie Bx.

dane x ' treaps To put down any disturbance. But now that Mey are heres (au, ead to de them, Ut is admitted by all that (bis Seasion wae called too late, and both sider ef the Elouse seem te try te get,

* instanee, there mas be An : ; de : } a h th ‘ tem in the appropriation bil whreh may be very am my t 7 te oa, "d ' i at of die clear of the blame. Now, is there cause for com- : ohjectionable te every ove ef Cour honors-——whbich ee ne wie a ov ” I plaint ? [} tor ene, beliewe Coat there is blame, } Sow dee wbnexions ta the whol? coumbgni y—and [2% A lninistation, Vhat an @xampie the ald T wish thot blame to rest apen Chose an when |

whole lori®s have shh, certain ' They laid aside it should hy th ‘present Government, a explain the Land Purchase Ril which was a Liberal

ed by the Hon. the Alts. Get ¢ Had ne more time

det we must vither assent to 2 or Peake beth ard teave the Island without ate

- ypreprin 4’ het tee the year, Phere onght be Drie ' R et Ul@nsure, aod tried OgHéer weasures for tla pt than wad requtred hy jaw tor calling the Legis i the appropriation highly objectionable, aud yet we hase of the Lands: but, these failing, they | ture, then the blawe neat reat with the late Gro- ( s have net gewer to rejret o single iter 1. ia wl ully returned to the oviyiual Bill Does the )vertment I aie vi litt fh) understand the Hou With & tiew te aruend the Sill that Tapeak, but) jon) member think that, because the Conser. | member for Chath tretowa (Mr Breck ») when Ter let the poeple eee that we wee not blind to theme | varies ad »pted the policy of the Liberals, that per aede aee fragmn that they a wayne ot | sha AN aa te all cle AMY [that paatyy te te rete 10 power, Oe eee ae ria the ds Pind ito. ties. the Parsine st: @ hie as all Money ~ de th . — yy and a boy ee ee . We lion, Unote was Le weceanity le Wali tor ane further : Greuts ure imitated by the ove: ument. which lo not, Sir, tollow the Couservative Party, but Foleormeations on the auhj ol C mntederaiten: aud is ‘ , OE hae a afority dy bork [Merely Support & meusure brought forward by the Eieection. should have been heid at the preper | Tyee RAE thé Legislature, § do not see that | ONrselves,—a measure the best adapted tosett!e | tine, and the country iat pat to the incovenicnce he * ’ great disadvantage. 1 de nwt the Land Question, and which has done sv to} of calling the Legisintare so late

Mr. BRECKEN.—In the absence of the

acdey of the Opposition, | suggested what |

epee | additional duty, bagi de wet « very great extent. liet, Sir, the present) th 6 quad polley ter uapose a high duly mpow | Gavernment have been blamed, hy some hou, iL

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laid down by the QGonverdatives, without being to reecommitt the Re venue Bill; with the) Navigation, and such other branches ofa prac: | having the honesty or eandor to confess that view of lowering the duties on certain liquors | tical education as were essential to the ordiiary they have seen the error of thet way, or to. imported to this Colony—the otlier relative to | pursuits of life, should be imparted ; and those assign reasons for changing theif minds No, the grant for Steam cbmmunication.with Souris, | parents who desire to give their children the Sir; rather than admi¢ that it Was honorable) &c. [ow sich revolutions could have escaped! higher @ttajnments of «a classic education tot thatr opponents to fo anytoing right, they | the notice of the Hon. Mr. Daviés; if he were | shotid net, procure the tnestng e acy mining pretog pursuing @ Course Nich they fuve de-| in his seat; he was ata loss to know: ‘such aftdinmants from thie publié revenue: ; novaced as deceptive They tell us that all) Hon. Mr. Hensley said that the matter must} Hon. Mr. Henderson saicl that, in yee ; political parties mustmake compromises. To; have escaped the memory of his hon. colleague | the _geutieman who heid the oltice of “9 = a certain exteht this ig true,—bet in orattera | in the Government. Visitor for the Eastern Section at the Is and, ot detail, there is a poiat at which com-| House adjourned. . he felt bound to state that some of the ah promises wust stop _ afe Certain vital Wersyespary, May 1. {| made to that gentleman were unjust and untatr. | % principles, which admit of no eOmprotiise,! fon, Attorney General presented to the House unless they wish tu be, as this Government) q Bil] for the continuance of certain expiring jare, compromised trou head by foot, without! jaws; which was received, read and cofmmitted pany distinctive principle, composed of a rem- to a Committee of the whole. Hon. Mr. Laird! nant of the old Liberal party, an infustin Ot | in the chair. j lenant Leaguers, and atew calling themselves | Reported agreed to. .

moderate Conservatives. Look at sofhe of On motion of the. Hod; Mileciss.. General. their recent and tinost importa eApporntments. | the time limited for the reception of tow matier What principle of Responsible Government) ..; extended fo Weduesday next, the 8th inst., _ Was Tespected in the appormtment of the Vo-O | i) 25 far as relates to matters of a public nature. ‘nial Treasurer—a gentleman who, a few | Hon. Colonial Secretary presented to the /weeks ago, was rejected, at the Legislative |

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sides. of that’ House, that the officer to whom | ¢

ing on the Islaad, in Both of which capacities he had done some service to the country. When the sinal! salary atlowed him, as Visitor for the whole of rhe Eastern section of the Island, was considered, and also his advanced years, ho thought some allowance should be made for any iniperfections that might appear in his Report. Ie (Hon. Mr. H.) was astonished at

House a memorandum of the Stock now on the

would not that be for Germany equivalent to the guarantee of garrisoning # fortress which, after all, is not on Germad soil, since it ix

governed by a foreign Sovereign.

prisoners commenced in Dublin 6n

1s .

. a departing from it, by exe)aémg office-holde%é! the Hon. Mr. Davies, and inform that hon. land females thight, as in the United States, be incero in ar ae : eda from the LegfSlatare, Now, we find thie member that two counter resolutions Nad been’ more gehérdlly employed: fa those high, or eis rr e territore of tuxembu be com pogite Giovernment fillowing the course submitted Of considerable importance, the one Graimmar Schools, Gedgraphy, Mathematics, | jon ot : ed

tinder the gitrfintee of Europe,

URMISSION OF THE SPANISH GOY.- te ERNMENT?

We kave received the following :—‘‘Foreign

Office, April 21, 1867.—A teler:am has been received from Her Majesty's Minister at Madrid,

nnouncing that the Spanish Government have

It was weil -kaown to hon, members on both | avreed to restore the Queen Victoria and her

argo, or their value, to indemnity the owners

allusion was made had, tor many years; been @| for their losses, aud to punish those officers teatéher df tofth inthe Colony; and difo mredter! wo tay fave been in fault ju sei the at one time jn the priticipal institution of letrn-| Queen Victoria, or in aay offente fo the

flay.” = . * ” * + THE FENIAN OUTBREAK,

TRIALS OF THE

The commission for the trinVof the

EXIAN NEES. EXIAN PRISO EES, | Sur

Sighteen prisoners were

ri arte oo” the com, tr e son boes f the Oononitie ; aving >

l quer. When wo ame parte the com try at members of the Opposition, tor not having Pthousht probably was the reason why the late “fa i ee, wes win the duty \¢ high, | waited until the House had risen, before ®P | lection did not take place at an earliér date - > a nawaret ipennaging | re ‘pointing its officerg trom that hody. It was) tiat the Government were writing the result nue EELS fe® Setreagu, theduty on rout was iis csibie for the Government to ‘work until! ¢ yy. iit 3 r of tl

very hugh, and it was thought, that a lary - quan a sstacteal elteds ” + Vie Colonial | f the deli verations of the delezates ot the - eta very viferior aud injurious quailty was e Z sh a oem, were Te id Lb Bs other Provinces, im London, on the subject of smagiied; consequently the duty was reduced, |“ lary, were appouited 5 and Hi TAN) Confederation. If such was their reason, it

themive hed a lager revenue frou if, aad a betier uriigle breaght inte the eoucirg. [i sp rituous

hquer@ are te be operted af all, We should en-,

coarage the best qyrality I beiiewe that for the leat few rate, there bas beew very litle of that Rehr wettiecle, breaght mte the cowry I de

t tis the will wy ad vamage frow the additional duly,as ut ie & bounty Ter sore sling

(ioternment derive

Baw Mr. Muimmurip: T cannot «i wether Qyten Wilh bis bener the President, ler wi ue rum i* iupperted from the West tndies we wo ll hae the duty gaad tvem 1 thenagh ot is highs ue receou Why we heve dit aire of that onferict sun iperted from the Uoited States is, tat they have raged their exciae daty. Lt is teow 75 cent. per gion on rum, so that i ecanuet vow be

brenght hore at so cheap a rate as formeriy, cou- wae we bate wore imperted trow the West Tiilies.

lion. Mr. Dinewereit: The additional duty apen ram gad gu will be of very litte cous: quence te the part of the country which L repressut, and 1 wall wot Gad tault with it. It is probable that the Geseroment have in view to raise o larger ante? of revenue trom this source, but ( deub: very aeveh if rt will bave that effect: for [ believe *hat lowering the duty before had the ¢ffect of rating the revenve. When the duty was high it jd WOM@ parties to smuggle, aud it is tery likely that it will have the same effect again. | would be tery glad if the Government had ace) theuw-

mw & povition te take tne duty «if Qour. | That article is now ata very bigh price, and the |

dat, of 1s 6d per barrel is a very considersdle tax Nearly £3,000 were derived from this source last pear, and the poor beve had ta pay a large part whit, Bat, ia view of the large expend iure of

jest fear, | cuppose the Government did uot see |

their way clear to take the duty off. Lag: ee with his boner frow Ue ety (Mr. Palmer), thes, as we are new au elective body, we have certain riglits #ud dutive te pertorm which we mightwarot have Sad tt termer days. The last speaker but one “the President) alluded wo the Goseramen! having m mayorny te this Meuse, out that may of suay vol be the ease at any tine, and wheter ties base oF net party teelings should nut be allowed (0 inter- fere with the tlerests of the people, wine) we are

may hon. friend, the Leader of the Oppositior

appears to me a sufficient one: for who eould

| Couneil Eleetionby an overwhelming fia} rity:

Government Stock Farm.

: i the remarks of the hon. member for Belfast Hou. Attoracy General presented a Bill to

(Me. Davies) eomparing the knowledge of

vou'd have been rather surprised had the Goy

and, as to the appointment to she bead ul a

have | Customs D partment, I cannot say what

: telltto what extent our position might 7

ruwment asved h m to remain i ¢ fice alter the been elfec ted by the po icv ot the Tmperial | know rule ut the Coustitution hus been a

‘y Pt . sas le e : ? - ae , : : ee Pas { : ' orn- | lefeat of his party. ] trust that the hon. Mem | Go verymeut? Some persons predicted threat | vaded,as the framers of that system of govern

r for Georgetown (Mr. MeAu av) Will see | we would be coerce) into union: others, that ment, wide and e My prehensive us they made |

.* rutile iT; { ‘ ! ; ) rs, i ¢ |

itto withdraw the charge of being anpactia- | rtain teruta would be offered fur the accept bit, never eontemmptated Such a case of unblush- | ; 2 t pecertan t 2 a ( ! “uct | : , p i ss

ee r', Ww “ h he has brought ‘— ne i lanee or rejection of the people of this Colony, i abe political gobbery ea ete aes al li n Mr. Me Al L A\ — It the bon. Memher and with that object a dissolution would have | served for the ingenuity ol rince wiwere

eX pects ule to retract, hish pes, Mr. ¢ bairm Ath,

Lend in disappointinent. When I charged lim with iamentary, I did Ww

being tapi not

sneak unad vis “id ately, befu e } prev Wnat he not too

idulent to peruse these guthorities, he will find

irrectness of 1s”

hat references in ceusure are not allowed in the

i Imperial Parliament.

fon. Mr. HAVILAND.—If I had been in |

my place at the commencement of this debate jmuch discussion might have been saved. The jdehate, Mr. Chairman, should have been con j thned to the paragraph now beture you, instead

we have subjects brought up and dis cassed which do not even appear ir the Address. The hoa, member for Charlottetown was right itt saving that Confederation was the cause of ee delay in huldiug the late General Election. | Her Majesty's Representative; tigether with his

of which,

ladvisers, considered that it was for the interest | '

}of the Island to defer the Election as late as possible, that all the information which could | be received might be laid before the people at ithe polls, that they might know the result of ithe Conference in Londoa, and the principles of the Confederation Biil before the Imperia! Parliament. We expected some despatch in janswer to the Address sent from this House last | year which would contain more than the usual

announcement that Her Majesty had received |

jit graciously. On the day of nomination such }& despatch Was received, ant immediately | published that the people might read it; and | had the Election taken place in the autumn the } country would have beeng@g ignorance of many jof the facts concerning Confederation. Very

i

, or Were | e the;

The hon. member for Belfast | Island Liberals.” And bear in mind, Mr. | admit that it was of |Coairman, that the Government, by making | consequence that all doubts in this important oes Mppointwment, endorses yee ee) collectively and individually, ctherwise they | would insist on the Controller of Customs ob- ‘taining the approval of bis constituents. [ean picture to myself that gentlemaa, when on the} jhustings, dilating on the gtievances and!

[Wrongs perpetuated by thoce rucitess and,

jtu take peace. (Mr. Davies) will surciy ' i} Suould

were Calle

| matter be removed before the kleectors } upon to efouse their representa- itives. The hon. member charges me, as one of the supporters of the celebrated vo terms resolution, with inconsistency in exeusias this lelay ; but Sir, the hon. member knows very

iw

ell that, although I voted for these resvlutious, | grinding Lorics, and assuring the people that, 1 I did not agree with the wording of them: aud if thee would ouly retern bin to Parliament, |

jhe would pat his shoulder to the wheel; and |

iif he refers to the report of my speech on that : occasion, he will find that I stateds that they | &@8¢ them of all theit burdehy and wrongs. |

went too far, that to say that no terus of anion; LBeY do 8). He, on his part, aevept a lucra-|

that would prove adyauta seous to our interests | UVe Office, makes his bow to bis oppressed | and the well-heing of the people could be offered | constituency, and tukes final leave of them | was going too far. My reasons for voting for| and their grievances, [ bave ulways looked ‘these resolutions were. that [ believed that no | Upon Responsible Government as 4 very elastic | jthing; tt may be compared to aw Indian}

rubber bag, Capebie of being squeezed inio a

variety ot shapes and forms; und, provided

| you keep it inflated with the breath of the well-understood wishes oi the people for the

jtime, all well; but the present composite ling at what was then taking place in the neigh-| Government seem disposed to squeeze that lhoring Province of Nova Scotia, the very great | Y&F9 breath out of it, and huid at up to the | dissatisfaction that appeared to exist there, and | People as an empty and meaningless thing. ithe protests that were being made asaiust the | Sv much, Sir, for the consistency of the hon

than

|other terms were in store for u3 other

‘those offered by the Quebec Scheme—terms which I believed then, and still do, were neither | Just nor liberal to the Island; and that in a }union on such terms, our material interests i would be most seriously depressed. That look

enable George C. Stiles, of Westmorland County, New Beunswick, to obtain Letters Pa-| tent for the invention of a new and useful improvement in the construction of Spinning Wheéis.

The said Bill was received, read and ordered to be referved to the Special Committee to re- yort thereon.

The Bill to diminish the delay and expense of proceedings in the Court of Chancery was 1 a third time and passed,

reat

Hon. Attorney General presented to the House the Reports.of the Visitors of Schools for the Eastern and Western Sections of the Island for the past year, as transmitted by the Suard of Education. Y

Hon. Leader of the Government said that from the unreliable wanner jn which the information given iu those reports was collect- ed, the House in previous sessions did not con- sider them of suilicieut importance to be pub- hshed in the Jouruals. “But, as the Board of Education had .transmitted the said papers to that hon. House, it would, perhaps, be as well | to publish at least a portion of them in the | Journals. |

Mr. Reilly—It appeared’ that but little im- portance had been attached to the Reports of School Visitors by that hon. House. When the large amount of the public revenue expend- ed on education wo: hd bo taken into cousidera-

| tion, it eppeared stran ze indeed that the print |

ing of Reports, which should be of material Impoctanee, was considered a waste of public} money. He believed, and in fact it could be |

|poliey of the Government going into Coufede-| “ember fur Beltast and his new-lound Iriends SUMMARY OF PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE OF ASSiiMis aks

jration without first appealing to the people, considered it would have been dangerous for} jus to admit the principle in the abstract, until | }there wat a prospect of getting fair terms, such i” | jas the people of this Colony would be prepared | Tvespay, April 30.

ito accept. If the hon. meinber (Mr. Davies)| lon. Col. Seeretary laid on the table the Iwill take the trouble to refer to my speech, | Sherif’s Return to the Writ of Election, is-

lwhen these resolutions were under digeussion | sued for the return of two mambers for the |

proven if necessary, that mach of the informa- tion in those Reports was from the | hearsay of others, aud not the resuit of personal

given ’

parents with that of School Visitors, relative to the improvement nfade at Schuols. It was well kiown that there were those who cared but little about the Education of their children. It was, therefore, necessury that the Govern- meut of the country should protect the bhildven of such parents; even against the néylect of | their Gwn parents; especially as such neglect! would inevitably lead to dangerous consequen- ces to society. "

Hon. Leader of the Government reviewed the different experiments that had been resort- ed to, relutive to the Fiee School System, with the view of improving it. The Visitors’ depart- ment had also been changed front one for, fhe whele Island as at first, to the. dividing of the work into two sections,and appointing # Visitor for each. The latter mode, it appeared, had not give: that zeveral satisfaction whteh was expected. The whole question would, however, shortiy be submitted to the Huuse, wheu the subject generally might be more fully debated. He hoped, however, that no party feeling would be manifested on that question.

Mr. MeNeiil—It. was impossible to know, from the Reports transmitted, what the state of Education was in the country. Much of the success of teachins was the result of tact en the part of the teacher. Loeal Boards should be appointed in different localities, the members of which should be competent to ex-

ome at i charged with bizh treason, but only three arraigned, viz:, Barke, McCafferty, and

A number of law points, all of which were decided against the prisoners, were raised their counsel. The entire day was lost in

discussion, .

IMPORTANT ARRESTS AT CORK,

Fear important arrests were made in Cork Harbor, on Wednesday, on Board the barque Elizabeth, bound from Yarmouth to Neva i Scotia. The vessel put inte the harbour that morning, and was boarded by the police, whe” arrested four passenysers on a charge of Fenian. ism. Their names are given as Geary, Den nehy, Meara, and Tatham. Tae prisover Geary, is said to be the well known Head Centre of that name, who tock so active a part ising the Fenian cohepiracy in Cor adjacent counties. When the first Fenian ar- rests were made in September, 1865, a warrant was issued fur the apprehension of Geary, whe kept a public house, m Which it was known § Feulai theetings had teen regular ly held, managed, however, to escape to France before the warrant was executed. A reward of some: hundred pounds was. offered for his capture, bat he had succeeded in evading pursuit ever)

since,

"

DISAPPERRANCE OF AN APPROVER,

Eugene Smith, pne of the Fenian. pri who volnuteered to give evidence agaist their:

amine schools, and they should attend at the visits of the Laspeetors;

Ordered, that said Reports be laid on the table.

Hon. Mr. Danean then asked what alterations or arran ements, if any, the Government cow templated relative to the Hillsboro’ Ferry—and

lobservation on the pari of the Visitors. That, jat the same tim, would eorrect a rema:k made however, Criuld not be wondered at, when the by him vesterday, reletive to the Ferry Steame (smal! pittarni¢é itllowed for the School inspec. | steeping at four o'clock in the fail of the

tiun of the whole Colony was but £300 a year

intendent of Publie Wofks last year as travell

—a sum smatier than that given to the rave

vear. He was since infuimed that they always

ran till five o'clock. Hon. Leader of rt!

he Government

Sai 1, in |

brethren in arms, has absconded from the depot, ifor Crown witnesses at Ballybrugh, in the, ‘suburbs of the city, He was engaged in the | proceediags at Talla cht, where he was arrested: (ft was observed that he was visited some diwvy vbefore he absconded b; a suspicious-lookins

individual, to whom his disappeareece is at } trilmted, ,

| THE PREPARATIONS FOR WAR. * Coutinevtal appearances are exceedingly * There is now scarcely any posar bility tor doubt,” says one French paper, “that

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here tepretect and advance. li should not be a! bi obably the reason why some hon. members last Sessi wih 2 i. ee ; hn ce al 8 San : . : . © ‘ : bwa > i a is ail i party quettion fe obtain our rights m this House, jobject to the late G »vernment’s having delayed U ; eee - 7 r+ : naan ae . i at arnt « Regs Ey, 0 Ww | Mug: sees ae Hie said th» office of ee ress _ thave ee ae mena ca meaner I ene ae France FS ae > #td I hepe the day is not far distant when we will! the Election, is that they were then anxiously ate oe rat then said that terms} a mF aay Que ens aulie, and . Inspector should be non-political, and merit, | wiven, tor tlie OQovérpment to investizate the | evitahie. Every day which passes withon t have th> privilege whieh bis honor from the city | waiting to get into the Rouse, and were there- might be offered which it would be to our in-| Clark, Ks I+s Jollector vi tyxe Sc, whose wac-| rather than politiea! favoritism, should influence | matter. Lf any miatebial chanse was required, the evacuation of Luxemburg by the P ssimnis, (Mice Palmer) has epoken of. A good deal is | fore impatient of sny delay. Soma jneinnation terest toaccept. Not that I think it any dis- | ceptance ot office vacated their seats. | the appuintinent of officers, whose duties were |it was. better for the House to consider it in |azetavates the situation, for it is an additionat ssuretinet tid about eticotrraging tome manu. | has been thrown out that the ca Gor et al credit to a man to change his opinions, on} ‘ Keiward Rielly and Authouy Mef ormaek, | go essential to the best interests of education. |Committee, and come to some resolution on | day for humiliation for France.” On the other jaetere, and it the dury ou liquer mane) actured “si cuition do aa i = et " a political as well as other subjects. The man Es puires, elected members of suid District, | When the quesgion eame before the House in!the subleet. The Government was prepared hand, an iofleential Prussian Journal exclains, : , 7 Se 2 ry. "4 - oo se a ” eS eee ae sidhandinet : _— Fe ae Ra ore . . . , “14 . ' ‘ r ‘ , . Pa ~ from grain were reduerd it would, perhu , have fete teiapiammeedisiee seandate Sania ies who never ( hanges his opinion, never corrects | appeare d ut the Bar, 4 id having been iutro-}a more geueral form it eould be entered jute to give every possible facility to the pultie, |“ We ave charged by the French with teespass- the eee? of raising Lie price of Che farus rx’ pros ss J SG Wiils “7 Mave) his errors. Since last Session Confederation | duced, took. the usual oaths and their seats. ifmore fully, and, he | 2d, with satisfactory | rel: ' E wee i} jivs upon the riurhts and insulting the dignity” ' onan eelaiiie Gap &. atin meetin: nalh Ivana ons i re . ae! 1 uly, wad, he hoped, with satistactory | reiative to that berry, aud he would be willing 5 penn ams and tisullmy the Gy ity tduce 7 but DL wotiid not ooject te Taxing poo article dette - tem at f eo Mh - in has undergone a material change. The union Mr. Bell, trom Committee of Supply, re- | results. | to hear the subject freely debated by the H SQ, of their country. What rizht#? The right, Pic ic wranuteciured tr : he as returned by my constituents pledged | j¢ Ganado Nava Sectia ; ci a. * sal iteialiesteaaial Oi ee i aaa 1 4 Ce ee ‘a ? ‘¢ we : ig? ide. 4 a oe not to commit the Island to any scheme of Con . sess pictat we be at haan ‘ brunswick ported a Re solutions age ed to; upon; Hon. Attorney General—W hen the B lucation} in Committee of the whole. perbaps, io offend agaist the nichts of others? HOUSE OF ASSE y federation, without first appealing to the people has been acnuyee ved; besides the terms ot wr apen-Se question of concurrence was seve: | Act would be presented in a few days to the} House a ljourned, /W hat diguity ? ; Tlie diguity, perhaps, suré BY UF ASSEMBLY. , PI a people, | the compact have also been materially changed. | rally put aud agreed to, lconsideration of the House, the views of the! Hint rounding the majestic aud infallible dictator o —_ and I wotld as soon ext off my hand as allow | Wii us, Sir, I@pink it is only a question of| The Bill to incorporate the Masonic Hall | cath ak inieiadh- ten: tieiaien ania al Fr a ie agg ; | Kuroye 2) A . th his silly bombast,” Moxbay Arrexxoon it 22 it to he done. I only hope that hon. meinbers ; ’ ' , 4 : we ae \ P aMbbSC 4!) Government would be kuown relative to the! My, Editor; - /burope 7 Away with this silly yu: Arre » April 22. indie it tan ‘i bi ; hei time. I have never thought that we can stand Company at Alberton, was read a secoud time | appointment of Visitors as wel] as the general | . \ . . j lie Freneh ere recommended to cool thei ; Fe i ; } . . . . ; . ' F . anteanan > . t 4 oferm . rdersigned he * Debate on the Draft Address in answer to His skirts when they ae of ara a ~ 1 ety | tlone and keep out of the ution. If I thouzht}and committed to a Commitee of the Whole | question of Education | hee ne ee eee iteimper, und look tipon the matier ealmly; “ ?e a , ; ” ower as m. . j let TF te eae eee 1° h. Denke: shai : eee . | paragre hieh appeared in the editorial col : a , : . : 7 Spesth (evutinnsd. never, Mr. Chairman, heard on the fluor of this _ ai aa te ti ine a > Shake rat pe er ervte ee oe ar ay Hun. Leader of the Opposition suid he’ was + ween ‘ . , . . Hien ss vib — — this of course is rezurded as insulting. Mr. BRECKEN.—I aw sorry, Mr. Chair- House such an extraordinary Sdenlocinn. os thin vance : 1ic aay - ioe words of Sha apeare; 3 he wi was then read by the Chairman, in | always ot the Opinion that the Sch vol Visitors | of the last Patriot, respecting the public met EE | Extensive armaments are known to be aan, Mr. Wheias is not preseut. 1 have | made by the ton masiher Sao tee (Mr ae re those ills we have than fiy to Committee, cittse by clause, and reported | were inadequately paid. Cierks in Merechalits’ | recently beld im Summerside, was written by the | ou ln Fiance, although no regular mili , < a v6 2 ” . Jae. . y c , ) = rig rit hy anv ¢ , 2 . ee «4 Pid : ‘ } . always tuo bizgh an opinivn of that geutle- Davies) regarding the Queen’s Printer’s appoint: | - . _ eo ane a Oar pvsition now ae to without any amendmeut, and videved establishments, in many eases, had better sa- jostensible Kditor of that paper, or by the well-| Preparations hate been ordered; all the Fi maa to think that he would sell ainw-it and! ment. He actually seemed to me to sing al i nora i oi 15k. gad the duty of every eng nor angenes, a ; | lries than were allowed for the inspection Of | grown Deputy Sneak, who is always © ov hand” fortresses On the Myselle aud Maas aie beiig: kus Opemiors for «a vllice, and, if he were. now pean of jov over that gentleman's dete: IF a to loo a tairly in the face, ‘ Mr. Owen i presented a petition ‘rom divers Schoois of the whole Colony. He was of | aw dictanils ok > Vhatu Sia f ' f * rapid y plac ed ma state of defence, and ; on tae House, he would aot, F think, tb:unk the | the oh Merete insnetednie es tst thes Ye ee a ynety vars a the object of making inhabitants of Cardizan, against the opening | opinion that one Superintendent of Schoo!s for |“ ‘ ; ’ - ; Hat the paragraph teferred te / withdrawal of Freach trowps feats Mexice i. honvwessber who has just on dows tur the | office he shawl’ T think have ‘ek aad his | political stock out it. It is time we made| of a new Road throuzh certala lauds Nurth ot the whole Island property paid and of supevior | proceeded from Ube pet of Deputy Sucak is the) su) osed to have bad reference to an expectar

- : | , - § 49 : g 8s i@ ons i (sas . Ps anenes . 2 . 7 et > } : 4 as 2 eharseter Which he has given him, that of a| position asa member of the Executive By} “ “or nea ys this —_ question, as to the | Cardigan Rive Jd : : attainments, would yive more general satisfac: | sincere opinion ot tiow of hostilities nearer home Prussia will political hireling. I bave never seen hs aban- | the principles of Responsible Government every a i Ally aa Pe ae and hav-| Referred to Committee on new Roads. | tion than the present mode. He said that Dr. | Your old friend, cot relinquish her bold on Luxemburg, Sele donmew Of his opinions, and I do not think | member of that hody is individually responsible | md z M DAVIES a" ny those opinions | _ Dr. Jeukius presented petitions from certain | Ryerson, Superintendent of Education in Upper! “PONALD.” | thoushshe has no right there siice the ol sich Watever wade. The hon. member thinks | for every appointment, and it is the duty of ' at & a * oe look at meuwbers Five Ku sine | ompanies in Charlottetown, pray-| Canada, had held that offiee tor many years, nu} May 9h. 1867. Geman contederation, under which she there a weit difference between the ‘ppolut leach of them to defend that appoiutment when ¥ M "BRE KEN ke. ! ing exemption from Militia duty. | maiter what narty had the Government ia that soned the pawee, in destroyed; but matters of

ent of Mr. Whrelac aud that of Mr. Haviland. sede. : i ; ik he hon. member need ' In Royce those petitions, the hon. mem | vouut y. The ME Midd vi Ge Vue 5 .| . wae 2 = P 5) \i-che aye.wt nenelt punsideced ienaeeeena f he objects go the Opposition being led by| Hon. Mr. DAYIES.—1 think I may be ollowed -p owes. = yout my ine ee ree (Dr. mh ee ns ne prayer of | \itically, and should be heid during good be-| The f xaminer jot Powers are to be yratified ; ubd the Kin? ihe | m, why was be 0 uagivus|te explein« my ctatement th eveerd to Mr ae ‘s gto piay with the question. [ eearern remy kee that in other countries | haviour. e | of Piissia would undoubtedly be backed by to piace him im ue Speaker's Chair? If he | Whelan’s appointment as Queen's Printer. 1) save pledged myself in common, L believe, ire Companies were exempt, not only from} Mr. P. Sinclair was happy to hear that) his subjects in aty proceedings be might choose is bent, upym betraying tae interests of his | Weuld have been opposed to his appointiient, had }with every bon) member of this House, not) Militia duty but also from the payment of taxes, ! there appeared a disposition to make the | <> eimai set sd ak tl Luxemburg. © A , was that the reward tu give him, | L net been aware that, befere his firet Election, to commit the country to Confederation vatil | aud trom sere ing as Jurors. it was, thereluve, | office of Schvol Veeitor non-political. It was! Charlottetown Mea 13, 1867 | frouties stronzhoid, built wah Geranan gold,” RK —make hie first Commoner of the land? J) 2" PUbhely renounced his opinions on Contedera- | the question is firet submitted to the people | but fair to place petitioners On & similar foot | high time that a ehange ol some kind was] 3 , y ? ; aud) manifestiy taised azeiet France,” says heheve"Mr. Whelan is as much a Confederate | then ore I said that I was glad that the at tue et Tbis pledge was most distinetly | ing with their fellow Colonists of New Bruns | made. He wae of Opibion that a Visitor; P Se the Coloque Gazetle * cannot be des ered up ‘ , ; jpeople had now rejected fim, I merely meant | given, and [ intend to keep it strictly. j wick, Nova Scotia and other places. It must | ch of the three C » “ | pastes tube citees eneks 8 dco tt » bron T nl Geols > as ever, aud he was placed in office hy the ltnat I wae gled they had dune on if they did not} Hon. Mr. DAVIES —! y a ed id i ware’ g Ses] ‘er ome h of the tiree Counties of the Island | NEWS BY THE ENGLISH MAIL. jto the a uch. The national feeling goes present composite Gyverument, for that is its coysider bim sincere in the pledges whieh be had | ne ee Ch - understoud the hon. | De} . at Yi . - would be unpoassible for os would give more general satisiaetion. He| jstill farther; it Cannet sutfer quietly that Tt he : oS / Cok: bd a , ile 3 jimember ter Charlottetown. j}members of ire bayine Companies to nitend! » } ow et awe . aus ‘ - , , . ts . at: > : shee: é. 7 a bere are in it fragment: of the given, Mr BRECKEN —1 eonsider self} J} Drill, as by law ponliiad did alluded to in the} would be willmg to have such officers appoint | THe Royal Mail Steamship China arrived at!) yutatron more or lees German, hike that of vid Liberal »#ome of the Tenant League)! Hon. Mr. DUNCAN:—Lomithet. Mr. Chair lhe led le ik rg Oe eee) lana ce j sti Hey ANG Milage’ to in The ed during good behaviour. lie: Gig Dice niohs ht ie: Mia Luxemburg, showid be handed iver, against . - ; : . ‘ yiedy ac y ¢ > : i 2 8: ¢ time atte ‘Oneriy ; . atilay Mouday ft, & rst. er iatest |; . : . : lemeut 1 ey aud aome Conservatives. }inan, to remind my hen. colleagne, who ae strong. | ‘4 ft. : BY on, pees mes ? my re | e their Boa ? > nee ~ ” ud ene on. Mr. Howlan said it was indeed strange | x ; = 7 ae inn — - their own will. ty our Gallic vei shbors, Thus, he position Present hon. Leade: of the | ly condemned the action of the jate Government | t : ae they entrusted me with undiminish- | to their Bazine fuons, ane -” ready ata mo- that Reports relating to the expenditure of | English dates are to the 27th ult. The Mail! neither the Grand Duchy ver the fortress can o.4 . ° | . 4.4 ' - e raei\i 2elud i se. > ce ase u ala&r ‘ 2 » | "16 { q j ° , } ’ > : > Upposition: is the cuoublry. He is, we |" sending for the treopa, that the Opposition af | ° Fis : : tot feel myself preelu ied (rom d- pm “he mamace cen oon at of hre. He, jsome £16000 of the Revenue, annually, for this Island reached here on Wednesday | become French If these two.pomts are se. know, & staunch Coniederate ; and, siice his |'#st Session, with the exception of two han, | cussing the question. For, if the Tree ia, e, would strongiy urge the Clams Co) were soutterly useless, and so unreliable, as ufternoot. The Ché alias lta ~ | cured, the German nation will accept auy rea- avowsl of his opinions on this matter, he has | @™eMbers. approved of the «tep inken by the Government were to open negociatione with | petiiione:s to the exemption prayed for, | notto be worth publishing. The supervision o! en ee ee ee 7s PETTUS | bls aubeatum Shee diplomacy may deviai* heen returned by his constituents. Revarding | Conservative Adminstration in tha: matter. the Coniederate Colonies, for the purpose of| Ordered that said petitious be isid on the | the educatiqnal interesia of the whole Colony | weather during nearly the whole of the voyage ; | This ie as nmuch as to say that if Napoleon l the de'ay in the Erections, Mr. Chairi a, as | oe / hee ee ee $4 Verona course that would not! talile: | required # larger sum than had hitherto been | and, it is melancholy to state, that a very res: | five up his pretentions and leave the Germans — ¥ i i : ee erence Tis been mode fo ine personaly, asa) Very much surprise me—and obtain an of . -_ , } fl = ” ' ; | . s “a . : . fi. - raid hefore, | de nut think that the ONSET | member ot the late Government, and an insinu-|on Tavorabdle oe a re fer | Hon. Attorney Ge eral présented se veral | vot d for that service. He hoped that hon | pectable citizen of Halifax, Me. J. C. Cozswell, |!" undisturbed Possession, diplouaey will em- vative party delayed them, iu order to seil the jation has been made against that Government, tor | f Ne rs ere, ould consider myseli | petitions on Roads, Bridges and Wharf€; all of| members on both sides of the House would | lost his lite £ sti atid f ’ jidoy the utmost civilities in-assuring his Tw : , é ' ’ i i t that ” eut, te , 7 “5 nai ‘ oe ; . : " . oSt his tile from the stipnitty a ary 2 be ~ . . = ° + . jeuple, or that they vad the power or iuelna | whieh EF eonsider it ins duty to drieud- comet. ge - ea — inst olvaing with that of Ty! which were read, and ordered to be referred to |}¢oneur in the necessity of not only increas: | amet ; ra? ‘ ».F9tZ 2epry | perial Majesty of : the King ot Prussia’s desire ton te do au. Surely the Hse of Assembly | thing more than an assertion. The hou. member | ® oni rte rs referring the question to the! ihe members of the several Districts. ing the salary, but also of the appoiotment| 5°83 ane a shoit time previousiy one of the | that he may live forever, that prateserd the ** Nu tering Resvlution wouid | tor Belfast (Mr. Davies) has atated that the late | Pe°P o - surprised at - coolness of the; On motion of the Hon. Colonial Secretary, | oi gentlemen of superior talents and attain-| seamen of the ship was washed overboard; The Emperor Napoleon is not the man to net be willing to sell the cuuitry. There was, | Government had ealled the soldiers inte the| fon mem der, Ray seGemnes ine with inconsistency the petitions relating to the opening of new} ments for the discharge of those onerous The How. Joseph Howe, one of the Del accept civilities in lien of a substantial good i think, as much muegrity i House, j Island, with the intention of forcing the Jeland on the subject of Contederation. I ask wim,} Roads were severally read and ordered to be| daties comsected with the office of Schou! ~ siege? ae Ti at whith he covets and*cor: iders indi ihle for aa in the nt one; and f right | inte Contederation. Can he produce any proot— | What candidate did he support at the recent} laid on the table, Laspector. And be was happy to gay that) 2¢t°s from the auti-Union party in Nova Scotia, | rie edfeee ih hia. a yl IN PC MNES