» ; 7 ’ i {| ii t if { ' ' a ry at

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Pajorty of Ue people ia this couatry are engaged in this. Bridge to Bauut Powt Bridge. Tam quite well watis fied |sent down it was iejected, hot Perhaps) that the roule which bas been recommended im the! Were pot alive 10 the IU Thi, ig palin Ws connection | they have not had such encouragement as ehould be Surveyor General’s Report, will wot be the most! ¢anso ‘hey would Bob establish 1 |

pureuit, yet few bave realized fortunes by 16.

given them. Poe Bill was then read clause by clause and agreed to. Tue (omupitiee Chen rose and reported, UOidereu that toe bil be engrossed. ICE BUSHING BILE. Mr. MeNatit asked (eave co introduce a Ri to nrevent

Bccidenia on Cue tee, ad remarked t—tn bringing te thins

‘advantageous to the people of that locality. Were the: read which has already been opened, from the \Vood Istnend Road to st) Mery’s Road, exrended ta Buen!

i Poing KBrodee, would pot eost chneenghth ve much

movey ®s the one proposed and would give mare satis. | d thomk!

faction fa a veat moperty of the cobs hens,

moun tee uffeenee nas been broncht to hear apan the

Bul, 1% hatadl¥Y Necessary FO e Xperts Prioeipited ue a

| ' ' trovern ment tn tevero* opening the Road ta mecarda ne every person who travels on the tee Khrws ‘ the ” rt ro. = on eur bays and rivers te cut full of Lhotes, muKing very WI h the Sa veyor G ue as Trepp ertotm meusbers da tgervus > travel on Wor @roateare Gittted op of the Government have twee 1 the peop e of) that

i. - m winter, Many Prcts #8 travel on e . mit 4 tt loeahiv ae pecs 0 desituveat ( @ necessaries of } fe and r rem Claws w reeaerds “ sloenea led eu - , vith } ” ~~ t e are tre ve ¥ neon'e veh this It ’ | te a) e fat. from needlessly endingering ttle ant property Pitre ihe peome tive of ihe West end of hoe 03, and are ; ‘ ‘ < , » pen She sree oe | Patten ni ' eee Or Tas tfeyoo 'Wweve miles to a shroning p wee > | ehail bush 1k In Seek & ORameer Thee Te ey be Seer mee : i hougs they are withia three miles of it tm ads

avoided L expe menbers on 0 t Bhies e thous g 3 will ba in favor of this bili, as mang of them have to; live.

i

a tt travel long distances on the ice Wien they wisa to visit Batven-ton, R porter. |

SHEER) Coma igeh es. Restoed That the petitions which bave just bees read be

Toe Bil was received and read

Ordered to be read a second time on Monday.

tion. Mr. Davies tresented a petition from certa’n tn- habitants on ¢ Morray tiarbor Road, praying Chae Siali Debt Courts be

{ reccived Lorie row, i

SAVINGS’ BANK BILL

ye porNEy G tA trodueed a Bill to amend bel qreercerty instead of monthiy {] » Arroxnry GENERAL toirocuced @ os e

leah iehéd nad hos ines proved tobe of great hen fit to

' ‘ar | thera momo dente

Ypres

;oughte to g ve our sapport.

beeause the Governmeh (TOURS . ee ee

teres's of the people, but be- Barperson, Reporter.

Monpay, March 30:h. wn ‘ om | » ‘ea Geveroment wee so wih the Treasury. Tre lave | a economical that they were pot willing 'O Inereise the Aftei noon Session of those on who Would devolve the monagemen' | Ton. Leader of the Government presented various

sn'ary : ; ; ; \ k. bur the ins i ulton was fina ly es-| petiiong, whieh were laid on the tat le

of ne Savings Hay

the (olor v ; hat tf the total was allowed to she Land pustion, and t!e Despatch of the Seereta y ot State on meubjeet. Ordered that LOU copies at the

said do ‘amp on's be printed,

ave ty £30,000, or £40,000, it would a-sis) the fin Ic would erable the Government to | end There ison + ef cent walt, B hres pays the ¢ Xpenses of the effive , ‘Tots jus'iation his bon fisial eee!

a cea ol the eountry. ye

1. ids ( » ‘Tre: surer. Se re °

| Jemanls mude up n he Ir 1 Mr Mc Nein presen'e la petit on from certain it hahit-

mts of Wheatly Rivor, praying for an Ac tro regulae |

ho liling of Seoweed. Order d ‘o be referred to tix ” . . |

Comiuitree appotute i to report ou former pe lious ol a

Vn Manages tC. ° ‘te aa ha var ¢ +} unon the nroraley of the city, for wherever a vouth

heaves the noesessor of a smuil sun he deposits i ‘ , }-}hil ar nature |

| On moion of the hon, Attorney General, it was, ‘resolved that no petition of a local or private netare, be | received after Tuesday the seventh day of April next. | Orde ed ibat said resolutions be inserted in all the Charlottetown newspapers

Hon Arrounsy Ginen+L moved for leave to present | : ; ja petinoa frou Caracas Paylor, of 3t. Joha, New | fit to the community,but there is @ great amount of labor | Browswick, praying to be allowed to tase out letters | m consection with it, which is every day IncreasIMe, | vtent for un improvement in a spinning machine. The |

hore instead of ¢; ending it at the gambling house 01 elsewhere. Lam glad to see that we are united on this measure, for it is one of those measures to which we The eecounts will be made np on the tirst day of December, instead of the lirst day | of January, as heretofore.

Hon. Mr. Davirs.— The Savings Bank is of great bene- |

. e Sayings’ Bank Act. Ordered to ba referred to a Com i a: rorep rt by Bill th aVving Bank A at Be Ae a n | - ” ‘ sre'ora sant : ( Pe ecomnenss qd ae-| ‘ a on ehbebeies tredirad thet Tun Mé&. Dacwe, te The Llouse then resolved Paelf inte a mmittes o | and theretore the manager 8 “Ou . pe SQM penes peuiton was forwarded to the iloa. Dr. Young, address: | 7 >i le Vnogly This suse Ss Wit uke . at i : . : ¢ \ » ; | Attorne¢ G-nart', and Mr. P. Seneluic, do compose the) phe who'e to take tneo consideration the said Bril. tlon | eoraingsy. This hon. House should take tats matter « el to Lis Exeelleney the ‘Lieutenant Governor In {lator i . ilerati j ‘ . . ° . eaid Committee v Me. Hendereon to the Obatr, additional faor into consideration. iCourci!, and he bad taken the tiberty of chang ng the x, —_ adel ’ “steine Sine liam i : . : ‘ of ! Mon. Me Uuvies : oy Tr . , hy ['.e fist five clauses were r vl and wered to | Me. Beecken —I am happy to agrec with the hon | hea ling, and addre ssipg it to the Legis'auve Uvunel | eden r ; s he weit riorny : 1st 0 > . Z a a , \ aoe 1 hing n . bid Fuad " ' tl! 1 imember for UWelfase (Mr. Davies) as my cons'tuen 8 and Llouse of Assembly. Brqcate Lahor on « private inetem! of on se peu! it Ties xih cause was then read, | a a . : 5 yommit i be i } n read ” ‘h lerve more benelic from this institution than the in- It was moved that a Committee be appointed to as 0 fives " . os i sé i sa. ’ a i i aac iat aia : es ‘ : : bite i Ilon LFADER OF TH Op; ITION 1 warman ibrvants of ang other part of the Co ony. I avree report thereon. | rter t » ‘ ie e a a ve » al , Mie i. - t “ i ts ar t He z ai ae a dad is Suavinys Bavk is a ve rY Lwportent institution, as} iso with the hon. metm)>er for Bed que that branch in-| lon. Leapenr or THE (‘pposiTiroNn, 0 jected to the CIAENNAN — ? ‘ ‘ ’ . } 7 he : : j Order Book Foverament a qa ae rere sno fess a rum than £1700 of the money of the} ejiutigng shou'd be established in all parts of the/cppoiptmest of the sad Comm ties, cn the ground that reference to rou James Dardy’s, | prudent and careral janhaditag’s of the Colon ymepositted? woungry, ‘This husban ling of money by the peop'e bot} no person had any right to alter a petition, unless he f IT to i Kw I ys ‘ AL petition was ther ! | iat suth W dep. s ted b suns Vv rye from » ly imnroves their position in a pecuni iry p not of} attached to it his p wer of Aitorney showing that he ptewnted to poe : ne we prey? : rom eqhreen-peuce up (0 one hundred poun ts, and !yew, bat has a tendency to improve their morals | had full power to act as he did, and argued that by ap- | 4 y « > j ma 3} § Were nh- " BP an 2 al } ee oe ... ti . . a ‘ } : ‘ d | pee wre wa t : u : i seve n hundred perso s l shou!d net ttke to he the o¢ 7 idl ‘we Dnaidiad. tie addisenah, taker denial upon | pointing the said Commitee, the House wou!d be! poted to Make 2 8h 7 -s . io ; ' : 1 ' it " opy t sae 1} . | s sean hat the : a ia cl rant; cQuntant in this instiuron, bf am happy tos the Teeasurer, we must conelule that be is very) ia-| esrablisuing a dange ous precedent, my . OU 8 - 1s " ‘ : y i i i ee , | : ° “—" ; euesaioss, Lohonid tike ta know the intedtione of the| ETE Sam SCR OO OQpOH On trom Githe sides of thee! dig rately paid for his services. flon. Arronney Genexab, eoncurred in the opinions . "1 } ; oes " . . i i ek se thos mersure, We have had no exp! rtor a Pw . ae bie 4 : j ; { Government in reference to this matter, and if they dy | -A0use fo Tis Mess is er iion Levpen er tum Cppocrtron.—The hon, mem {of the hon, Leader of tie Opposition, and witidrew his pot mnt : P Sire Phinda oo ned. the reason wiry from cither the hon. Attorney Gencrel or the hon a : : oe , . * , ; Cindeenent's ial ss 1i ed ner {or Dbedeg' (dir. Laird) stuted that it ths debate | MOtlun. : ‘ | Bon Atroaxey Ge can —in re crence lv tie Qaes- | reader of the Government ; notwilustandiog the interes as a ike tlk wdilaiet; a eeesllk Siar Oa motion of the Hon. Atttorny General, the House | m pat be the fat: K TT say What is ee chia @ ct we are ke cit nbs tishned jaa ta i cs ae ores F “eS v ; rt ‘ . tion pot by t Pus : +e te SUINE taken i the 8) t we a Kept like ehidren Diind- Sd ‘sts thd ovbadae: MAP 06 enaitids eceneh reine itself into a Committee of the whole on the to be dons; but the > teens ge wil we ) to usees fhe j and do uot know whether tt is 1 ben: fit or a dis in oat alti ff : i a a “ah a. 4 Z ; j enim.t wien the question evneernisg rouds wii ' ’ ivgus in the different Counties. The reason he} ‘uither cOnsidera'lon OF Fupply. ae ere ee hy 7 ee ladvantage to the Colony. We ought to have save cx oe ‘ ' | Nic. [eill the Chair be gone into nl ‘ luives is that there has been a ereat loss of money SEE, SRY MD ENO Wyner. oe ’ As whe Paltie h inte that the} Planation as to the Working of the institution ln days]? : . ne - : : ‘eR VTOR Mir. MeLenway —[ see Dy thet outa hein . ' t raestion was the peculiar bobby ofa Wough the Post Otlise, but L think the remedy would | POAD SERV IX wr | sum of £15 bas t un ss apporr te} Zoe OY 7% : oe ee ee sohlih the ' ci 2 a } ' berg establi-h the money order system in all the Pos ’ investigs te certarn ¢ rea ng Noah n { Farlane.'tcmen who was thea 1a the orher end of the bu idi 2 me ' i i 7 eT ae | IIon, Arrorniy Generat.—L beg leave to move the | i . : ‘ : i \ Oifives, ani to appotnt gy nilemen in whom eonfidenee! , his ‘i j late keeper of the Lizht-hoose at Sea Cow Head Phere} anong the Lords, but who bas now retired trom publie . “— B Q ihe fulowing reso. utiOn s—~ | 4 c . i he uw . {¢ ye goalie ste@-s, 7 nen! : ‘ : | was ato £18 paid to the Commissoners appornted to tn te, The Bill used to be brought tn tike the Charlotte-| ° mee ee : , "ag? me mus © M08 oe wt Resvlve 1, that the sum of £1000 be placed at the i i eis . ; . ii —— r . ih ‘ : . tae : an be st. Dlish ( here eXeept in the ‘ ee s : | vestigate & matter conce as extreciipn OF MORSY) sown members Bill, always at the eleventh bour, and,|?* we a a } a es : BC) Jisnosal of the Govera ment, for the folowing service ?—— | ro “ e ‘ delewati na tha e c Vreast ‘oartinent, (hereliore the suggestion ¢ y ; | from mail bags = Puese are the only dele; Wel eons quently, Was frequent y cast aside; but after af ‘T° wy I ; he suggestion of my (Hor macadamizing roads leading to had since last aession, with | exeeption of that of the ar tt is al ‘i e jsnd. and wi ‘ th ron. fdead from the Westward cannot be earried out Wn | “a t £500 0 a} a a ' - oil : : ee seat ak Willie | ; it a Ul } at ani wioareve: oe; , “ s ~ a tow Attorne ¥ General to i ngiao }, whose r rt Ww _" ul lives against it might hay been. it bh prov i the way he proposes. lt this q iestion be properly | C oF . . : 7 ( | avd I ehoald ike to +a: reports of thes so rejudices aswass ss =o ' ' ~e sit “7 os haf i . ' ; | 66 sc mummers ce ail | . e fore next sess oa e i 3 3 , Hon. Mr. Latap —i be Giseruin ie no objections! advantage to the Go Dy AUS [O'al! Persons saving money si : t . on } L ie ings mana ne “ “ Ge ryetown 209 0 0) ‘ ' ’ Sl ' yrder system deve oped, o to these reporis eins & BD, avd tl ey Wits be piaced ¢ ibe mechabé saving his Weeks earut ws, (he servanl gir 2 > ° ' ; aid , ’ ' > s renorted 1 the {fT ey ee ea member for King’s County [ regret that a greater she table at an earie dav. her monthly wages, and ove of the rising generaticu his Progress was reported, and the fonse a journael, i ’ lf aoe oo tiie j ese , ‘or ir " ’ ’ ’ - ' hye ae ré ee or « Nnierside ian treorge- fr. Areenault preson 1 n r F n from certaioa tn sorhreeti penee, to deposit in the SavVivgs Bank Ine l ie) ‘< R a cian im } vinount has be a¢ ant ‘ r ; - ’ . 6 habitants in the sicin ot I ; . 1 e tor th e : , 5 : » UXENHAM, Leeporter, = | | but the consideration which induced the Govern- | " ee - - ; \ ’ ‘ fof the pucaing ts la the eatlog, at l we fisd tua ee ' ; ¢ in favor of Sut ile | iain ° é ~ i re ' ‘ . . ‘ 7 ret Or is or . ers} e Pas i CER, Mens of 4 Smal) beds Vuers. his Bank commm need upon small things and has t Sarurpay, March 28. | ment to make ad stinction ia favor of Suom ©, Was | Ordered to be laid on the tal : 4 oe l shat itis a place where there isa zreat dea! more business | Hon. Mr Calibeck presented a petition from certain | come great. The use of thiscapiial isa benofit to the Morning Session, ee ee at Georgetown, and consequently al inhabitants of Long Creek, Lot 63. praving tor the in. | Government for the time being, who ge: it for five e-nt| : jearried on bo fl ‘aie d lead t a Wi | he 30 sug = - : “ . oo allt Se la i Ml ie ae la iil al a mount of traihe on the rouds leading to tt. ¢| corpo’@ ion of the Mioister and Prusic @ vl ih B 4} tist | i sterest [ jook to th At rey Gene:al fur an ex- On moti mn f Mr. Mel . nack, the B.!1 to Ine orporate | iarzer 4 ee aan a Churer in that place piana‘ion of this mov. ment jtoe St. Peter's Agricultural Soviety was read @ time aad | must expect that the ion. Sree rere me eel -) own will Orc @ ed to be iaid on the table. . passed. jstand up vigorously for the rights of their town, |

SUMMERSIDE BANK BILL. Hon Arroxxey Generat —[ am happy to hear tha

Elen. Attorney General presented a Bill relating to Summerside Bank, and ex>lained chat the provisions « the Bill were to exten the time tor ihe paywent ot the third instalment of t!

Ordered to be referred tv the Committee on private bills. si

the ouly bject oi the hon. Leader of the OQpnosition is} .}'0 stiike out the clause altogether. When a Bul has been in operation for some yeara and there is no com-|

¢

capital stock. } ant of its working, | do wot think there is any ocea-

nto give much ex dlagstiog of the System. Lt has

iriead who introduced it iu L504, and L wi-h he was here | pow to give us bis Views On its present w rking., LI On motion of Mr. R il'y, the Bil to neorporate the quite agree with the reawaiks just made as tothe wiliry |1 St. Peter’s Agriculiural Society, was submisted to a! y; Suvings B.nks which are wow extended to every}! Committee of the wh 'e House, Me. MeCormack in the! gigi} god ¢ untry. The Savings Bauks affords parties Chair, and being :ead, was re,o1 ed agred to. an Opportunity of saving their mo i@y which would per-

The Bill to amend and explain the Laud Purchase. haps bave been spent foolishly and unprofiably. ‘This| Bill went into Operation in LSOEL, and is becoming more | popular every year. The aggreyate sum at present de |, posited amounts to £17TUV, whien proves that the insti- | ¢ tution is appreciated by the classes for which it is in-|'

Fripay, March 27.

Act, was read @ tiiilrd time, aug passed The Bill to eneourage the settlement and cu'tivation of Pablic Wilderness Lands, being read a third time,

aod a motion made that the Bill de uow p-ss,

Hon. Mr. Davis s1! ys Me Speaker, before the Bill mouey which has been thus saved might have d sappear- | is passed, it may be inquired whether it would not be ed; and, consequently its benefi's would never have been better to give to each settler protection, by seeuring to enjoyed by the community. ‘These results must be very him und sturbed posses-ion, We kuow that men iM} Latistactory to this hon. [ouse. ; basiness too frequent y get men in debt to them, and allow their accouuts to run on anti! they finally take their farms trom them. To prevent this, | woould like nada to see the land grante! in a way that would secure it to! the father during bis life, and that of his son atter him In ths way young meawould be encouraged to remain | home and assist tbeir parcats,

time may soon arrive wheu there will be no difficulty in! ‘

obtaluing woney from it if required by the Legislature Taisis the third Biil which bas been brought betore the, , ' House on this matter, and it was thought better to con-| t Hon. the Leaver or rae Opposttion —Mr. Speaker. | solidate these laws. ’ I do not anderstand the ton. member, vor was L sware! the dé posits were limited to £75, but the amount has | that we were considering a ‘iomestead Bill. The Bill) since been eniended to LIVU wich ia the largest: sum before us is one for the esvoaragemeut of the setement that will be allowed. Lam glad my friend, tire learned | and cultivation of pulie Widerness Lands, sad tu re-) and hom Leader of the Opposition rose a deoate on the | fore with all deference tl tue bun. wea ber, { wus 8s Jj su ject, to draw the atteutivu of parties fo the «matter. tbat he ia out of order. ‘the Bill was agree t Mr. MeLennan presenied a peivion Campbell and others, of Summerside, praying tat ap Act of Lneorporation be granted tor that tuwu; also 6 etition from J. R. Gairdner and others, praying that on said Act may not be granted. li is the Cime 10 du so . Hon Leaner or tun Ove srrron.—I om very much obl-ged tu tae hou. Atioruey General tur the Lutormation whicu be has given, foc | was uot in the Louse at the introduction of the first Bul. This is one of these jue- tions which have agitated the miads of cult vated | men both ta the od avd new word, Lt is an important | ion for the youths of ihe rising generation who

f

0 heal a speech now and then, Mr. Chcirman,

from James WE i ; when seusib.e remarks are cifered. L have great piea- sure in giving the little information L have given. It

aby SOu, Womoer Cau orig forward aD auecndwe .t o0Ww

flon. Att ywney Ge al, wished to know which petition the hon. menber tuiensed to support.

Mr. MeLeonan. con-idercd 1 would ve to ex fuss bis Opin. s, Waca tid usiter cones Up fur consideration.

time enough

The petitions Were theo refered to « Committee to report thereun,

Hon. Mr, Callbe upon the petition, praying ior an Act ol Lucor; ralioy for a Bapuiet Charch at Loog Creek.

} i L ( iseee with my bou friend the Avtorney Geueral that} ‘uis debate wiil be prod ctive of real goud. Lt is nota!

moved for » Committee to repor

ail cts (Be soc ale Weil-betny ol the Coiwny end 1

Committce appointed accoiding!y. |

werinhy o} the Weius of the gicat MacAa Ly and Stuart

Mr. Reilly, teom a Committee of sarp'y, reported) yiyis. Taere is vo doubt chat a large proportion of tie

three revolutious ag ced to, Walch were sevcra! ¥Y 'e84 | beople who are paving swail suas, woud, tf it Were no by the Clerk, and possed. ivr this mstiiu lou, save their money ta ap old sock:

et Way; UB tere they Cais

ssibil y ot josing |

o

House in Commitiee of the whole, on the sclidate aod amend the sc veral Acts relat: % iv the ieup Ove por cedt boicieot Whihoul a ft

: i [ their Capliat ! is 1hGUse wal laae (oO 0 Gols eration SAVINGS BANK. ‘ 5

Bill {0 ¢One OF neard ti up 1s Sule vo

Whecber lt WOU dU ul UC a BUVETD Baye (0 tierease Une

}

' ae Hon. Mr. Uenderson in the Chair. infercst ty SX per cent, to iusier tue luterpiise and t

Hon L¥ADER OF sue UprustiTicn. -The Bi | s: yat! Me aoe 11S po} Udlily silony Lite pe pie of this Co ouy

not Jess tban one shiliing and @x pene: shall be rece. vid) Phe only loss 10 the Government Would be the fees ec os a depost, and that bo sum u Jer twenty stills te ofheers of the bistiuion. Li they pay six per eco shal! be paid out at ove time, Now, suppose L pay in} ibatis po more tian they pay con the Gouveruwmeut| but eighteen shi}! ngs, bow theu am L to vet Lt out ? Warrants, but b do wot say that it is tX: edieut lo grab j prevent this amount, Litts dustution is of great lIbportance |

Hon AtrounEy Guxrrat.—Mr. Chairman, to ) | ; mic ary toa COouy Were the g cas O Jeet of leyis |

anything of that kic ceourrieg, L bez leave tu!

i) ee cadet be - i4'100 18 (OO Tb. Ke CVs iy Wala freenvider wiv w Ses tu} muve the following amendémest, © xcept in ceses whee : the sum aciua ly dle pus A, shall be jess thal tWus shake OU (DE shackivs Ul peridot, as tiny hon ireud from | ne gs a i vpusited, siha Dp ke i tii) % Us veudish 8.53. Luis is One of ihe means GY Waica the |

eb llings. This was agreed to. Mr. Speaker reso ved the Chair, progress was report-

i Worth Oui bis own freedom. a here ar

iifferent roads tertindiiog tw the commun eenire, aus |

poor Maa We

that centre Is waking frecholders of the iniubivants of | Vrnce Kiwaid Istaud. Lb vope the eurject wil nor be| ~o dead alter this, thal a new ife will be givea to ii, | ind that we siali have ihe views of the bon.

ed, avd leave £ anted tO eit aval House adjourned lor an hour.

New del

R. Gorvon. Reporter. a ; : ;

i ‘ or Bed que, as be is a d suple of the great Siuart Milis |

Afternoon Session. type. ilios isa question in which we all ineet upou coin.

mon ground; aud, (herefure, ander these Circuuisiauces |

Hon. Leaver of tHe Government delivered a ¥ tuis Gill requires the Views of bom mewvers.

message from this hixce lency the Licutewant Governor transmitting Cetlula papers relating to the removal of detachin sats, aol the expenses In coun ‘chon with Ler /thinks so much of this measure, as to Say that it may | Majesty's troops Whe s:atioued in this Lvand. _. be acure for ali the troubies we bave with oar Laud | The said ducuments were read, aud ordeied to be laid (Juestion, on the table.

The Correspondence of the hon. Attorney General ; in reference to this matier, was also laid oa the table. benclir alveady, butif at had taken FPPR SD Me carrer | The return of the wumber of pupils in the Prince of L might have introduced a ¢iauso tu estubsish bravel in Wales College, Was likewise laid ou the table. j stitutions an the different Counties. The results of the} Hoo. Leader of the Government laid before the, Ytking of this afluir show that the peop'e are not dead | House, tae Supplementary estimates for the eurren: © "he best interests, Tue question wth the people an, : jwill be how much money can we save? aud iol | @edesed to be bid i belli. bow much of the public money can we get. We Gs anes of that ttorney General, the House, !! koow that it can be sald of money easy cone went into Committee of Supply. easy go, that is, money which comes trom Goverumeut: Mr. Keilly in the Ubair. is of little account if people are not economical ani The Hstimates were thep read. The special grants| **¥ing- We know that economy stimulates both bod, | for Roads, Wharle, Bridges, Breakwaters, &c., amount and wind to acts of cxertion, and il these principles | in all to the sum 0! £6 000. had been properly carried cut in this Colony we would! Mr. Prowse.—here is one item mentioned in those| "°t be payinga tax to the British Gevcromeut to-, Ketimates, an smount app opriated for the opening of a day. ‘| Certain road, concerning which [ should like to express} Hon. Leaver o¥ riz Goy:rnunyt.—The principle ub- my sentiments, and 1 may say they are the sentiments| jections to the movement at first was that it woutd im: | nine-teuths of the people interested in this matter. [| pose 80 much work upon the Treasurer, who now fiuds see by the Estimates that the eum ot £59 is granted for| out that the work of keeping the accounts of this in. the opening of a vew ruad in astraight ine from Montague stitution is uo elild’s pay. Who this Bill was tirs,| |

Mr. McNetts —I am glad that the bon. member

lon. Mr, Latro.—L think this debate has proved a|

noratiun of ibe to ask toc exolanations. [f was afraid that he waned! Ciarch at Long Creek, Lot 63. a

rules. | deal ot traffie; but L think thac whea we take into con- } |

Committee to wuom was relerred the Bill to Incorporate | quirements of Batperst v, Reporter. een descanted ups in glooming terms by my hon \the Bink of Sammmerside.

people living ia the vicinity of Montague Bridge, Nort» |

eid: ,

tion of the said wharf.

tuken any action upon it,

Wieo the Savings question proposed by the hon. memberfor Marray Harbor Bank first went into operation the total deposit was) (Mr. Henderson) | may say the Superintendent of Public! voice ayainst such injustice—robbing a place which

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limited to £1000, but this limit was subs: quently ex-| Works visited tne locality referred to, and found that it As is it such a useful and popular measure the, Would require four or five times as tauch to build the said | great many persons in the place considered that the site ehoson was not the most coven Wien the Act was first brought ia place proposed, [ think it would interiere with navigation. | proposed, all that bas been said is Strictly true; bat the |

importance of the place will, L hope, induce the Govern-

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: | who bas extended a wharf out beyond his own proper) has been before the Executive, it now comes down in the | Nien a Bill is uoder consideration it is a great reliel | limits on pubue property, and the people there think be | egijmates for the year, and the hon, A torney Genera! lt you is entitied tu provide a suitable wharf, or make some com

{have to read a long Dill, a speseh is aragptr, sapecialiy | Promise with the public, and permit his wharf to be 80 |

requirements of the community.

aud make some arrangement concerning this matter. i

ses! sy bo sa¥i y theles money from time to time, and Lj Creck.

jucstion which rejat.s to the affairs of Government, bu | mittee of the whule on the cousideraticn of Ways and

issuing of liceos.s for the keeping of Motels—to levy a tax

| to pay license.

; May Say t mever saw it until this moment. I will notsun

Ion. Atrorney GENERAL presented a Bill for the Inc -j especially one learned member who has taken a great

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Minisiee and Trustees of the Baptist) interest in the making of roads. Ll way say. that if a

[larger amount of the grant is taken for King’s County. . . ' . , ‘ "4 } cu.

Ordered ty be referred to the Committee on private! { will pat in my claim for Souris, where there is a yreat

Hon. Arrorvey Grvmean presented the report of the|sderation all the circumstances of the case, and the re- Summerside, we will come to the

| conclusion that the grant has been judiciously appro- The said Rep rt was then ad »pted. priated,

Hon. Mr. Hexpesson.—In aceordanea with notice} jjon. Mr. McAvutay.—I am as‘onished. Mr. Chair- nthe Order Book, I move for leave to ek the Govern- man, at the sennmeuts expressed by the hon. Attorney Dont’ & Quesiivn respecting a Wharf asked for by the) {le said he regretted to do that which he I und rstand that the pr iver ol the pelition has| Snew te be ANKE: i » uld hke - know What | hetu’ ecceeded en; add shosem of £70 etheted lor the cree.) pressurehas bara brought to bear upon him to make him

The locality isa very important} do it. But, Sir, L would appeal to you concerning the | ne, as the amount of produce s:ipi ed there is very great, injustice of this matter. What the Attorney Geveral snd annually invreasing, and the private wharves are | nas said concerning the smal! amount of traffic on the | jaite inadequate to supply the accommodation require 1] roads leading to Georgetown, may be true for a part of |

; ha irade,; theretore a public whe sv et. 7 theorising trade, therctore a public wharfisvery much | the year, but we know that certain seasons of the year, | i

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. Ley : ‘ on an FO t t ‘ ? i rc ” -| » + _ teuded. It this Bank had not been established the!" ea and woul! be a decided improvement to One sereens from ail parts of the Island travel the George- plac . .

[ should like to know what action the Government | : Oe deh j , yeae an mi. ! a > « ‘

jaye taken on this important matter, or, if they have | owa Kt vl, vba — ee nuerside have had their |

goods lan led there after their own port has been closed |

up by frost. Summerside hav my best wishes, but ||

should prove recreant to my duty did [ not raise my

Hon. Leaver or tik Governusnt.—In reference to the

requires the greatest amount of money. to benefit one! I - J;

wuich reqnires the least. This matter can be easily setiled |) granting an additional £100 for Georgetown, and if | lihis be done, L shail have no objeciion to the grant for | | I hope the hon. Attorney General will | ;cuce his own regret by amending his own motion, and | joe shall have my bearly concurience aud support in so

vharf as was granted for that purpose, and aiso that a|

ent one. J believe ther: sa much better site for a wharf, and ove where it could | Summerside. va built at much tess cost. If the wharf was built in the

lion. Me. Henperson --In cegard to the erizinal site | ad g.

| llon. Leaver oy tas Orpostrion—I fancy, Mr.| neat to act in harmony with the peo, le, and secure a | Chairman, that it is very little use to kick agarnst the | This question has been settled in Caucus, it

nore suitable one. There ia a gentieman in that place pricks.

is bouad by the priuetples of vonsticutional Government t» support i, bat | should prove recreant to my duty, i teust the Gueerament f L should let it pass without expressing my disapproba- wil co-vperate with the people, and have a wharf builc| 499 of it. it has aways been @ rule that the canitals 1t this place, for, besides being an advantage to the com-|o!f the two Counties should bave an equal amount in| wunity, it will be a benetit to the revenue, on account vi! | ippropriatious of this nature, and L cannot see the prin- the tnereased facilities for trade which it will afford. ciple on which that rule bus been departed fiom in the

Hion. LeaperR OF THE GoVERNMENT —I\t the wharf is on resent instance. My hon. friead has said that if any privoce property it cannot be interfered with. I think it| wore is demanded for King’s © unty, part of it mast go

would be better for the members from the district tu try | . ; rial * \to Souris, that grest city which he represents ; but great

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sxtended as tu afford sufficient aee mmodation to meet th

jas that city may be, aud enterprising as its inhsbitants | . , . y i é & alialued ¢ the miy > the Commitiee to Whom Was referred the Bill to mcorporate may be, i has uo yes ,* ed 2 h d zm J of ne

: a ff EE TO . the minister and trustees of the Baptist Church at Lon, ! npital of a County. The bon. Attorney General has Report adupted. i said that there ts a greater amount of bu-iness carried

lon. ArrorNey GeNerat presented the Report of the

On motion of the Hon. Attorney General it was resolved lon at Summers de than at Ge rgetown, if so, the pl ce | that this House do, on Weduesd 1y next, go into Com- | Gust be richer, and L have alw ys heard that the poorer |

|, wleeis the grea'er uece-sity and need hove ‘s for money | Meang. | rom the pubde pur-e ‘o aid is heal improvements. 1 iton. Leaprr of tre Governuent presented a petition |

- lwill taks the hon. Att yrney General ou his own argu. un intbabtants of Lots Liarty-three and Lhirty-

‘ia rr reterence Coa petition that was presented to this ment, he has said that where there is most trafie the Louse regarding the littimg of Sea Weed.

Ordered to be referred to the epecial Committee to whou was reforred the former petition.

on. Leaves or Tus Orr sition —I think, Mr Speak-| open tor sme aie after ail others are closed, persons | r, that this petition, now to be referred to the special

Comiutites, wii not lessen the labors of that Committe | rep: ese ited by my

| | | greatest amount of money ly reyuirel to repair the | loads, and we know that in autumn the balance of trade | lis largely ta favor of Georgetown, for as its harbour is |

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frum all parts, @ven from that country beyend ken— | hon iriead Mr. b2)]—are vlad to |

Yy uny mears t seems that these petitioners have | . : il le aed strong se a sl thie AL ze soledl cans avail theme ves of It in geting their go 's; and were it} the qu Stion. lam very unXious to see tie Report of this | &2% ‘ut ee ee avon expoudat there for th yy pittea, and L think the sooner they begin their labors | last few years, they woull be in danger of losing their | tie better, for i will require all their spare the to con- merchendize and them-e ves ia th quagimires ol {reo ge. |

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sider tiie inatter and turn ub Telerences on the subject, be own Kt 'y | y. it seems to me ua Ve 7 invidious dis-

lure they Come to any dette conclusion. — | tinction to appropriate the sazlics: amouut to the capital fon Leaper of tae Gove avaiunt.— As this is @ question | KC yes County. mm wiich private tipi C3 are invoived, thie Lluase will have | " - i »be very careful in dealing with it. There have been | Mr. Owey.-—[ am astonished at the way in which |

several cases in Court urisins out ot disputes on this ques

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this money has been appropriaed, JT fuily expected |

. i ° , } . | ca } . } , r i | tion, and as would be well to know how far the law in‘er- | bat & Cohsiuerabdbie portion of it would have been ex- |

eres With Cits tlastter Defore we take any action upon te |

- ; ‘ eoded near Mon\.gue Bridge, where tere is a yast| People who bay store farms have tu pay a high price lor |

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t anount of tri ffs. L ibink it i very untair that Sum. | DEM, ANG LULZ ATO LOMUNS So BuemD privileges. lmediide chould vot & erenter. amc ae O oon et Mr. Pacckin asked leave to introduce a bill to he en. | ' ee eee ere un m0 Geoorzetowa

(ne reso ution be | toe City of Charlottetown,” and explamed sume of tne | #itered and £250 be given to each county, } provisions of said Bill, whieh are as loliows: To give the| Mr. Paowse.— ir. Chairman, [ quite agree with the! surhorities power to assess the inhabitants tor # larger| remaiks of ihe bon. member who has just sat dow amount than they can at present—to bave power over che |