Huron Signal, 1864-6-30, Page 1W. T. O3Z, Z liter sad Proprietor.]
1111 AO PER ANN. IN ADVANCE!
WWII 414ke Huron Railroad Reports frow J. N . Suntan, J Eckford,
Tibias 't•w'sr.tr:.r W. Fraser, Dr. Hawksworth, and W. C.
Snai thAAAANOtM■NT. kuUng
4o111u [MIT. Letter from Ur. Reeve referring to Dr
Mail. Are •.n'' Pritchard, was referred (9 Finance Com-
UODEBICH, Dee. 7.45 A.M. 5 0(( r.r.
V(,]NTON 8.2t 6.55 wither.
BAKPuKHB Y. 8.46 6 15 ' A nnmber of accouns were referred to
the Fiu.nce Committee.
Copy of By -Law passed by the town
BEAFORTH 4.52 6.21
CAItKONHKU01r 9.09 6 43
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SATPOBD 10.2- 7.45
ter to the Oppu41uon and lu the cuuutry Lr
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TreaounP4o pay Over to eertaut muntet Ilelray elaarly an pubhely, to brine In •
polities, the surplus money in the non- meuare asst session that would be ace •pt.
resident land fund socount was final) able to C ppwr Cwow4i,, the brain to be settled I
1 and announced to Prrhuiurnt, he would]
passe). heartily cooperate with them, and try to,
induce his friends—u, which he hoped to Frei
Tky Report of the Isyualisatio0 Cum successful—to swtain them until It bol wi
mines was then read. The following table opportunit of prrsentln` their erasure next
contains the most important portion of session. Mr. Macdonald replied that he cot
the Report : sidered it would be es euual that Mr.
Brown hicusel' could become a weather of
ate. e'ywi.a- the Cabinet, with • view to giving a uarn,-
Munw„wlma.. Aerys. r O+oat rr4w. cr4e. a ..aur R g•K
*744(401 the e•ra'•su,ess of the Government. %tr.
suds Brown rejoined that other members of the
733153 Opposition eould equally with himself give
sewthat guarantee to their party and the country,
711aitt by enuring the (Juvernmeut In the event of
'onaa
a uusfartor basis being arrirr
u d at. r Ile
i1,w1 fell that his position had been such tor many
110431 years as to place a greater bar in the way tet
aeon SUOMI rues 40101 his entering the Government than iq that of
1144'1'1 t3un 26p a mai
*1140 slwsas pawl wino any other member of the Optw,sitk's. Mr.
ear Snail 142336 atues4 Macdunuld then said that het ought it would
—t3u i e w be necessary that Mr. Itrdwrehnnselt should
in airy oast be. identified with the negouetiun
•11151x44 that efiu'J ntceasarily have to take place,
664141 and that. if ho dif nut himself enter the
N Cabinet, he misfit uudertake a mission to the
esen1,vier, ).ower Provinces or two Er,;{lund, or both.
axaaao in order to ide, Iffy himself with thy action of
asyp"at, the Canadian Grverumeut in carrying out the
4au1s measure agreed opal. It *as then rug.
gestel by Mr. Brow and agreed to, that all
await.qu•stiona of a pe anal character, -and
the necessary guarani t should be weir-
1143",$),,,
eir.
1143 ,0 ed f* the present, • the diacutsiuu
tweet conoucted with the .vie of ascertain lvg
-ata. Ud ahs of Goderich to conve • rood allow- pr
001110 wast P 7 Terier.rnp 412311 116611/1 soasw,
Accom, v Mail. duce to Chas.:Middleton was received, and u :.ri r,;:niv ssasuusa 1air"miai to6a6o
�T8��7RID Dar. 4.10 A.M. 4.00 r a. • By -Law of the County Council to oon- i,,1'°ur`;,er....... s�n4o ,,604.,t,t46I4
1Y' E.l. 4 60 4.43 finu the same ordered... NM to be prepared. Hellen wasses° memo
('A RHOS ItItOOK 9.1'2 5.01 steppe, MON 413341 uaav
•t • mom P. McPherson tollgate- }'
Mr 03aw 615,6
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Letter f
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CLINTONkeeper, ser referred t Gael 1( m
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CI.N9. 5,60 w.na.id aiv4 slams{ 3arnu
RODERICK aaa. 10.4 f.30 miltee, w wu also petition of D. Merin M,,,,r
y
*akin ofitiam to it•
Going Easl counecta with G, d Truuk i g extension ail pa7 bs in d� b Tallur+t s
Great „Western . cdncs1. .ser„ n r•.wn
Going West connects at Goderich n Tues. Petition from certaiu inhabitants of ` ho1ioiWage
days and Friday; with atm Huron fur Sts naw, .Godericli and Culborue townships was re- Total Imrpn
sod on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday nil'Arr.« ,.. 640 44
33 2103 313110
Saturday with stn Cs,.diao fur Southamppt n ferrate Road soil Bridge Committee eau•er„ .. .. WOW *sun *e361
m.
and intermediate ports: White's stage.dui I d111 au`•. ... 7u'm'sw 4111111 s0wa
for Lucknow, kc. Wednesday, 22!rtl. C.ui,r 1101 y tate
1e Council met at 9 o•cluck,'a. m. sew.. • . mars 3np3 IMAMEklervl. lam 31v1u1 Thane
Mr. Robert Martin,
iia^r, loam ;14:::,..,.=
electeJ de tet
P 7
r,uk,.._. a
inn
e
Reeve o
gi)uron i
�x
e Sea allowe
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luron in .place of Mr. McLay,,rrrlu, 4146 1v01at MOWN
sew,+ i a
to take his seat. Alt,., M. 14141 11x46 N635
gatwanli 1e roup 111111 WW1
Several unto were received and re-
iiODERICH, 24e 1864. furred.
Circular from II. Gregg of Torouto
Tui %'*. -We hive not room for was read and referee
our regular syoopsisto-day. Petersburg Moved by Mr. Me
yet bolds out. Gold up to 233. Sales in Mr: Churchill, That the
Buffalo yesterday as high u 230. be granted by the Council f
ere seconded by
mu of $2000
the purpose
of building a Bridge adroit; ho river
TEZMIXATI0d OF THE CRISIS•
Maitland between they) nth and 1 h tuns.
IN another place, to the e•xelueion of other of raid township. Carried en a di ',ion
interesting matter, local and general, we by a majority of 10.
give in full the document read to the Moven) by Mr Spence, secundrd by Mr.
House by ikon J. S. McDonald, expian- Churchill, That the towu.hip of Colborne
■tory of the arrangement agreed to by a be allowed to expend their boundary line
very large majority of the lib mal taenibcr•. appropriation in cutting down the hill
Although it will Le vaso that
t, the Tillage e of BenM
dkr.—
the
scheme have yet to be embodied in ■ Carried.
Bill to be submitted, we as reformers have Report of the Equalisation Committee
suJbcient tov' r after ooa trace us that rt ! u was as nrcir4tl, read ad Jaid over till tc-
long, long weary years of waiting, the morrow. -
Reforms for which we have been oontend Petition Mr. James Stratton was
ing are to be secured on peaceable terms. read and ite prayer graters.
and in ■ manner which augurs well for the . Moved by Mr Mather!, seconded by Mr
future prosperity of our country. We Memer, That the Engtneer.\be and is
feel that it would have been a grander hereby instructed to make out a plan and
thing if the Reform party could have specification of the Bridge .to be made
carried out ite own view• in its own why, between the 10th and 11th eons., Wawan•
but still, considenne the imminent crisis e.h, and to let said bridge to the lowest
in our history, we rejoioc that there hu tender before the next meeting of Council.
beef patriotism enough in one public meq Carried.
of both parries to sink minor difference■, '< Moved by Mr. Adamson, sec. by Mr A
and prompt them in a npirit of mutual Johnston. That the township of Stanley be
emersion to seek emphatically " The etedited by $100(1 or such other num from
greatest peseible good for the greatest the interest accrued on the non-resident
possible number." While we can look land fund, as may be deemed equitable
upon the new \tinietry (that is to be) as by the committee who apportion the
sincere in their efforts to carry out the moneys, as it has been paying leges to the
measures proposed, we, in common, we Counties on the Bayfield estate for some
believe, with every true reformer,shall feel ten years, and never realized from the
end to do all in our power to strengthen sale of these unoccupied lands. the amount
its lands. Assuredly Huron and Bruce' the Municipality has paid for School tax,
have reason shove any other M'ction to
rejoicethe prorpect of the future and
to thank im who has been mainly inetru Mored by 'Mr. Broeelbank, seconded by
t.afttd in inouring such a vast atri,de in
advance.'
COUNT
not to speak of the local and county tesla.
Referred to committee on resident tame.
• COUNCIL.
The nited Coen' Council met in
the C House, Gode 'cli, nn Tuciulay,
2'
1st inst.,, 3 o'clock.p.1. the Warden
in the Chair. The follow .g. gentlemen
were present, VX:. Meson Mallough,
Dalton, J. Whiteh\e■d, Spence,' nEvery,
I'iper, Churchill, P. M'I)onald,A. M•Don-
ald, Case, Brown, Morgan, Snell, Gibson,
Rtropg,llovenlnek, C. Vi hitehead,i'erdue,
Adamson, A. Johnston, Sweet, Parsons,
Chesney, Sproat, Messer, Bishop, Creary,
Mather', Cook, Kribe, Lumsden, ILephn,
Brocelbank, Smith, •Gunn, McKinnon,
Fisher, Hogg, A. Merntyre,ititer,Dobbin,
l'inkerton, R. Johnston, Millar, J. P.
McIntyre, Sutton. Chapman, Rowand,
Adair and Gillies.
After routine, the Warden addressed
the Council briefly on the natnre of the
business t000mo before it. - In the !lod-
ging snit the plaintiff had got • verdict of
$100 against the corporation, but by the
advioe of Mr. Cameron the case had been
carried to the Court of Appeal with a good
prospect of suocess. No important action
had taken piece .in the Hawking ease.—
Tho Equalization Committee hail dis-
charged its duties he believed, to the hest
of its ability. They had done their bent
to satisfy all, but of course it wsa not in
the, power of man to do so completely, tent-
pesially when the great dieerepeneiee on
the face of the respective rolls wan taken
Ile was satisfied each
'member in the eommittec had endeavored
'to'de jwtioe to bis neighbor as well as
himself,
Mr. Robert Brown, sleeted dep. reeve
cif Hay, in place of F. Knell, having pen-
etrated hiseertifieate was allowed to take
his seat.
Memorial from the Connell of the vil-
lage of Southampton, was received and
read, when abs clerk wu instructed to
notify said Council that the Counties'
Council esn take no ster in the matter,
having no jsriedinko n in the prem ilea.
Mr. Chester Chapman, eluded Ram
of Kinloss, in place of Mr. Campbell, wan
allowed to take 1»a seat at the Board.
Petites of Wm. Lawson anti tethers, of
the township of Stephen, asking for certain
mad improvements wu rahrved to the to be typed.
Grave! Bold (',0m Letter from Kr. Robertson, Reds, wsa
The Report of the i nepSax of WARM! reasivbti, nod and referred to Fines.
shad Mwwna nal reed old ordered le M I OnmmitMx
Aid Ry Law to ath1610 Ha* Comgw
J�r
Krike, That a committee of five of the
reeves. of Bruce • be balloted Co consider
and report on the advisability of voting
s selicient nuni for the purpose of building
and repairing the principal bridges on the
leadingroads in the County o
f R
Bruce.—
Carried. Carried.
The committee consi.ts of Mesen.Gufn,
Odle*, A. M Intyre, Brocelbenk and R
Johnson.
Report of the Counties' Engineer wu
referred tc Gravel Road coat.
Specinf .VV,tiny.—(Wednes,Lry.)
The Council met at 2 p. m , to consider
the By -Law for raising $20,000 for grav-
elling the Ashfield and other roads. The
lillLLaw, as published in the Signal for
the but three months, was read, when,after
a very brief debate, it was
Moved by Mr Goveltiock, seconded by
Mt Morgan, That the By -Law just read
be not passed.
On the yeas and nays being teken,there
voted ;
YIA,--Messrs. Morgan, Piper, Perdue,
( Whitehee■d, A McDonald,P McDonald,
Churchill, Mather', Conk,Cheeeney,Sproat,
Adatjmu, Johnson, Snell, Govenlock.—
Ms.
NAT—)fours Par•eons,Bishop, Creary,
Brown. Sweet, Messer, Cue, VanErery, J
Whitehead, Dalton, Strong, Spume, Mal -
lough, Gibson.—I4.
The motion was carried by a majority
of one, and the By -Law therefore falls to
the ground.
The meeting then rose.
The Conned met for transaction ofgen-
eral husineen at 4 p. m.
Moved by Mr Gilberts, seconded by Mr
Strong, That a committee of seven be
balloted for the purpnee of drafting •
scheme of Gravel Roads for those town
ships which did sot get a doe pmportirm
at the time when the present system of
gravel made was gone into, and report on
the 5me at the next meeting of Canted.
Carried.
The committee consists of Mugu. Gov-
enlnok, Gibson, Chesney, J Whitehead,
Bishop, VanEvery and Chorehill.
A number of amounts were referred to
enmmittee and the Council adjeeru.d.
TAwredoy
A fter rnntlne &e inem, letter from the
Clerk of the Peels area read and orderer!
4„u,twn,w•••• 541411understood principles of a federal
lead
as„:,satisactory solution of the sec-
• Toial Lir • 1161,2" (lout difficulty could be agreed upteree.
Moved by Mr..C. Whitehead, seconded Mr. Brown asked what the Goyerensent pro.
Morris be reduced in the equalized-tau:we I the sectional trouble. Mr. Slieduriald and
meta by. the BUIL of $5,l,000. Lost on a MeGalt replied, that their renierly wass• e•
rel 'mien of all the British North Amerie
Piroeinces—loial matter* being committed to
3Ioved by 3Ir. Messer, seconded by leMil bodies, and 'natters being common, to
Mr. Mallondb, That $30,000 be deducted a!1
from the township of Ashfield, and $10, litter
gover
000 from the township of Turnbcrry, would
Loot. per Cao
Moved be Mr Gnrenlnck, seconded bythat he
rirces use
Mr. \)organ, That the towuthip of Mc- erelong,
Killop . reduced $40,000 on the equal- oonider*l 1.
7
)sed A ent. . Lorne
cnnsultrJ Ora
Moved b Mr. Broclebauk,scoonded by Mr. Rrown sea
when
he stn
,Jar. Firete
Fisher, t the 'rtofthe '
Equal- , Po
q
to l' .r 1'ar
a.
ixetio0 Comm(tt •� b.• referred back with Pfw
Hcfurm baa:J use
in•tructionll W she the same by reducing t, n sepatatin{ lite
the tnwusbip of Bran
000 each, and that t
added to the townships
Huron and Bruce. Lost on
*ekes to briuj im, • measure nest session, plan the three luta in the Calmest el Ike sed burning the bowies of poor people. Boats 'laic Burma Mren•y—Tbe manud aecognie
f°r t!'e Purpotewi removing e:iati 55 dil6- dtapoa•I uOlr. Hruwo. of (be troops uprn;y stow t!1.r! Gri..,t has 110 of the British .Nalene have been Ind before
�•` cull's,; by iutroJucing the tederrl pnneiple (Sigurd) ! puasible chance of t apt'ifrng KicF.r�eruuJ. that pariirment. The entire expenditure last
" sato lyusds coupled with ouch yro•ision " E. P. TACIIF udorw. t beard one of the 'aelmes say that year wM-593,000, ($477.5U0.) The total
" the Northwest terutory to Le " as wilt permit the Maritime Province* and " OFORGE 1fl UW\, "Lieut embalm*
as reel try to. rake 1 1 aa nuiuhrr sf articles added to the libron in its
••l:.t AdA1.DONALD, Richmond." 'The slaughter of the enemy by• coutte tel the year, inctudin • 'news s n
Merano Mme system of government. ADd., " O. E. CAKTIEIt, our cavalry is said to he immense. Ross's broa46id t,'engrrvin.e, maps A end miscellw-
;urrmme.I "A. T. GALT," ' cavalry alone More killed wee nity Yankee nese• peeve, was 107,741. Of cumpktel
officers recrutly. wurl4 45,020 'were purchared, iO Oi 2
trivet the It b nonJ aeuourI Junc fy.) acquired by coeyright, and 1,129 presented. `
It has rlread 'wen told bis Grapt has In the natural 1ietnry depot tmenta chose
•
• ain reterate� f p 100,000 specimens have Leto added in tl e
K 1 and stain chaugel his best. ,Durr. el the 7561, and Profeainr ' we -t re-
l; -nit is nut wily be whipped, but eoufeegs it. puns that the pn.grres of the eddiunne -,s
A little whtle ago he sit d he would fight it such us fully to verify the outlook 00 *huh
out oat the Fredericksburg line it it took Lim the requirement. olfence have been *atonal.
nil suwmrr. Ile hal uuce slunk res (10m ed The additions nnclud.•
Lee's [tuna se, oral lie.. pfrsld 10 fight him. the
North
fere!r!.
the Africa,'
ea edniu0 ,
He bat iii tI
s and the N, nth Aaser6
ro a ed Mm.rlf to for y1cCl«Ilau'e
t 1 t will seek, by sending re
" prsw•nt:Art..4 to the Lower Provinces ad
" to-Fi"44and, a secureybe assent of those , Atty. Gen. Cartier )ben read a 1'renCh
'• interests "Inch are beyond the control of version of the above document.
use use:: Geg¢lature, w such a measure M Mr. Holton wished to know what wee
•• will enable ell British North America to
ee muted under • eueial J stature, based meant by the expression " ereording to the
" 67on the federal priuriple ' air. 36,ow„ well understood principles of ]federal Gov
then stated, that baring arrived at a huts ernm� sant." Wae it melted that in a Federal
which he t.eleeed,wqulJ he generally aecenpt Legiataturethereshould be repreaeutatiou
able to. the great mw u( his pulhicd (was ss, acooniing to uum r>T
be had tawld, that u 1111 proposition was w
Jar. Cartier eat th hosegentleman
general rl'
iii l I
t
a r
t terms, m
t
and
w r ofhe
thet
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el w• w sant b t o
w u'te w l h w b
mea401
NdC 1
kne t tel
u4
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rd �.
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t.I
Ise Un•,the details
on ed
T
e overn ent a
thatprinciples of Federal and
mrL t m
k be ,
Mildly v
g Le adopted, it was the very
so did his oollea ue Mr. Dorian, who had
gaia•rrl fecisg � of his fncul0 that escu�,ruy g
must be given for the fairness of these detiels several times moved resolutions in favour
*1.4 iLe hood fldh with which %Le whole of the federative system. The deta.la had
moeemern should be prosecuted, by the iotre nut been arranged, but be conceived timet
Auction into the C.L,uet ,;f a fair rt.preseota- the .been
federation involYrd equal-
fibs of his political friends. Mr. Brown
it in one brunch, soil that both population
•ted that he hal .not put this yu5uiur. direct 7
Iy u hn h r:4s, but that he ercri,ed ver and territory should be taken Into account
,lee 'y that 16.s Ives the strong peiuion of •in alta other branch.
I►r,•e\moJerity of them, and that his own per- Mr. Dorton thought that with reference
sonrl nn
nuuu on the puling to which he stili to changes which were ot'thc highest icn-
sdher,t},
uumtn•r.
Gat reps
5(414, it'll'
prt
.1,1.1 the e
came alone, hot that the Dumber of teats at shoull be fully stated. V. as the House
l,i4 loposal bad�not been considered by their (o understand that, u in the Lotted
ce'Ceagues. M,.t Browe.was requested to States, there wu to be equality in one
state his.tiers ntli is point, and be re, lir'J bench, and representation according to
that ILe Opposition erre h!( the flout, nL . I population to the ethic ?
ought to have an eq I influence in the Gov. Attorney General Macdonald — Yee.
erneirM, M•urn.• cdonald; Cartier, and
-silt said That was tmf dee, but they would [Cheers.]
ee their colleagues ane) "tate their views Oct Mr. Durion said that according to the
onlay. 01, Monday, ut'balf•pest ten a. w., explanation of the Attorney Getter.' East,
Me q,. Macdotaal. Cartier old 6611 called in on"branch there would be equality of
on Brown, •t the fit. Laws Hotel, lied representation proportionate to population
Dent. • Bruen r«juiced, that this stating at Sir la P. Tacks h returned to I end territory.
tet ba acceptable W the people of Up- town, Mr. Brown accompanied them to -the
ids a• • relgqelr Mr exlsungg '.ria . Prorioeirl , cmtan's room, wbe Mr. Brown Mr. Chatter said he had already stated
tiered the f leretion oral' the I'ru baring been eo1 t., explain'how \:he propos.Iris opinion of what was involved in the
ht to come, and would come about , ed to arrange goal eepresenutie�n in the I federal principle.
t ,t had •not yet been thoroughly 'raloini-t, replied t t he de.ircd to Q• under Mr. Dorton said he ha.i not naked the
the people, ono thet even were ' etuud as meeting fu members for \Upper opinion .of the Attornej' General East, but
there were so
manypartite
Iola
chime and tw , fur ower reply.
o •M:
wished to know what •
•
At aJo
don was
uncertain.—•
h had been decided on
p chime by the O nasion In re I , Nkun. i the
then asked about hie'femed Ifar y by the Government.. According t6 the
, y, Cartiert veer std Galt natal the as ss related James but irnot dangerous there. II he
u'tbe measr Attorney General East it a t'.
e ecce tr I c:Ina I m.
v ble
tot th4
i CUtalllanal, t I 7 I"eir ,I
o the' l' P r ui r l'u
• et fur Lower i u hr ails lura rLta1 ,
'hypo;
g
y II
wo l
ted be Pm ii
a unit ,
ar Lower r 'aOaJr c'
1' r c (. having r a etre r
y a )aids. they Lr;ieveJ t already afforded 6 laic populstiap he may laid i.e.:* a water mirk, told he m
npulaliun, 401 out reK•srd ample xnirantee tor, thea seemly ; that but a larger territory than Upper Canada,\ capture a barn—a .pigwty ; hot he cannot
between per an, Lew. a change in its personnel would be would have an equal representation. 'tike cities. Re have ,pates upon the James
and Carrick $43, er Canada. To thiiiboth Mt. Macdonald and more likely to rmdare emberrnumeet than Mr. Galt—No, no. that he cannot-ccarry and cannot pass. Grant, lir
Mr. Gott stated that i• was impusnible fur &issuance, u the majority of the people of •ie short, la a darn Lis hi I•* ebit4m,coneulte q'
said amount be them to accede, or any Government to Lower Cr r d 1/011i y` 7 t 1' all PI' d • Atty. Gen. Jlaedoneld said Mr. Dories h' (e( ,7,d gipn,Theuse
41•.41
in the federation •price le suggested by the. leaders, ,Lich it wvu;J not be desinhle 105 " the w II a tierr,tood I f federal- IJ Who7
rat parttcitstry in by only a small portauce, and in a crisis like this, which
•Mesad. Macdonald, Cartier and wu second too a since the Union of the
that they Lid, of coulee, under
pain; that Mr Brown should
Can■dae, u to til results portended by it,
vrrnmer.t, that he wood not everything which had been.agreed upon
track on the 14niu•ula but est ant ab' can bounder, expedition, and cntlrbutfurs
e to of great scientific value from the Lamour'
gain his position. Ile changed his base to and Er.tomnlug,cal Societies. The depart--,
the White House, and is now humin r for men! of auulogr bat h,„ ennched by a
the J'sera. " ., et w.L5 matter ,with the Ilnati.m from lir. J. flowerer of above
men . Il'bv toe, he ren about in tilt clan- I lo
seer "'• - 160,tNW specimens -of colenpturow meow*. Nr
Grant is at raid of Leen army, ifs has , largest and most uutrective 6ceea•I00 to 1M
•
•
come to take kyphwnnd, end is chi. to tight entonitduticd department ever presented by
he aver .1,.r defends :. A .. . __. .. cute imli.,Jual. i ery large additions hay •
154, t0 be a11rc. 'Thr Inc it 0r the Armee -•, n,
ax maim moiler t. nu or 41.41,., nUna,t
air as a hue el operations against itch !them ma he mentioned r 1- 1 ectwu from OM
meirdti• now a hatter of ,ofeiest. Will laku tel l;alilee.
ore his proaects •,f -leisure Ride
litre7 So far u aethurity can
e, tl t0 the rr •au garter. t o that ��Lttnt s t lir. Or ;r w
gJ•tstion, its weight le all on one e . h is hetet from
side. Mdereir the map before him, et. 1 Caplera when. he safely landed (11. illuetrfoua
�nr Prniniada app ch --C ,wmander in ('h•e( gudst6aribnliti, he called at :Caplet where
Lt coin, Aderd, mung in fari,r of ■n 5 wsa rceeivrd 1111 acclumatiinu by • grate'
• dv�iice from tLn l.orer huppalannuek.— Cul multitude, who serenaded hie a,.d really
Crest 1
mond by t
• The: Duke df Sutherland has Leen gavot.
Hurn
itkebu
same ch
as Hope
to the coni
trammeled b
e, with a live nation, chore Forder. - seemed to think he WAS the greatest .F:u,luh
M his base . Hooker tweet oat jbe "'an •:ive. Regarding ,h. • berm1er.
ice: Meade rel ',Aral ter R.,p,leu; d. monst-ation5 u proof: of the sectl:onn
de v befu:e bin. time caw, e,eertrmed by the Neapolitans for their great
an 1 uurab,rrassed and unen 'le!rverer, they pewee a certain degree ail
the pre,edeuta 41 1 c(y0umeets prooiee 11)1.1 rot: though moot Englishmen
lu''I will mine that Are ()Nett of them ahoult? iS
• f others. i�2t mortal up the old ro •nesse a manner here acquired 10 41,11 •
Richmond, then {h the Wilderness u! 8eiAlli1 of glory. It must be sold 1.,JUll,te lu
unchangeable
Cuu 'Lien, and ,,,,sea h I hi. grace, limit -tor, thnt he appears them
uuc Laneerble pampa to stick to that ns .his u; hly to relirh 111e hnnore which ale thrust
true awe. Ntatar.fleftiunupon thejut-•l u; nh:m; and that he almost es,code.
ment sad mi:itrry auiy of rill these d the ecru ung 10 the:crowd in Naples Y Gal )bossy
Jaime* Le, atter all, the at. It has been .hiwae was to :cr c ord in 1pmdua.
the lase choice WWII true m'n whom business .
o
it was to make the best chu1. . Tk••,�, strungI{`
inference b that .t is the Inas .d wort; alter!. many atnrie_
native. McClellan in hie wit sty, p1. hard but the (onowt..e
the James .r Greet, wh., Mee • et ro5.�,ty-; much reeoected c
thousand aleu to get to the James, was u
thiel n • heatitnlriver ; but the w Id wi
k
understan Grant .ant may sunny us fn
AT 01.11. Mxtn.'—We here heard
old al'lieespetite of red md•4;
is decidedly in favor of uhct
ss of unfortunates : — At
the trine some half 'ntury ago—when Greet
lir nein wait threaten.' by invasion from efe -
,nie•reret r
a exertion were' Iliad, In sail
,a
R
✓ Iuiilte a in [ser kin
o the doe.
31, � kingdom.
pe on culling on r111"neetScotch msidet,
tett - mature mai , . subset',
years,t , it a
sutraer
tion on t dew anizin •n to '
d clot ■lot s
d g i 1
f euuna 1641 to net in i1efenee of their eau,..
was effectually ' dried up' by the slits•
d IMgc's menthe reply—. Ind . sir,
u
nu:aids thing i never could n' a. --
mysel', and t am nae pea to re
lug (leorge 1' -
rt. Git`iwvtt or Lenten*. a—'til•
Inc •suggestive a-ticle on the
which covers "Iwentyfosr
at city adds to its houses
aid a year, .and yet ,retain.'
ural beauty of country
erten u
ds iu b s
nu
tuber of • d
(04,0 now i,iiud,a
a
.r ns a, ,o mar 1 *m 141,1 tan s e y • alms at ams. enl,rmews: { til
f Kincardine, carry eueh a meuure d that unless a basin Ea+iish hal implicit confidence in their surely did not.need to be informed what man of dseitny procirims hie frdr.e to the
The Report wan again enbm • to the
Council and finally adopted.
Moved by Mr. Brocelbank, moon by
Mr. Gabel', That a committee of five .f
the Reeves of Bruce be appointed to Con-
der and
*Ore ht of draft'
Port legality
drafting
g
alt Law s
be 'fled to this °� Board
during the session for ate pu.poae of sub-
mitting the same to the` .ratepayers of
Bruce to afford them an opportunity 'of'
voting upon a Railway bonus to ba offered
to any responsible company that may offer
to construct a line of railway through the
County of Bruce. Carried.
THE CRISIS TERMINATED
IPi
The Result of the Negotiations.
11rr,ze, Jerre 22.
Attorney General Macdonald said that, on
behalfwf himself sod his 'colieagues.he de.
sired to lay before the Hour • full statement
of the negotiations which. u the House wee
well •ware, had been going on ever since the
defeat a
1. wt of the Governmento -
n Tuesday week.
e • e k.
1
Tn staid miseoneetion or mistake e, • record
of the proceedings, dor by day, had been
carefully prepared. 1 hie he proceeded to
reed u f,llowe
" immediately after the defeat of the Gov -
eminent, on Tuesday night. the 14th, and or.
the following morning, Mr. Brown spoke to
seismal sup;x,rterI of the,,,Administratioh,
strongly urging that the present criers ehouli
be utilized in nettling for ever the constitu-
tional di0icultirs between Upper and Lower
Canada, end umnng them that he wu pre
pared to co operate with the exiatieg or any
other Administration that would deal with
this question promptly and firmly, with'.
view to a final settlement. Messrs. Morrie
and Pepe asked and obtained leave to com-
municate these ermversation$ to Mr. John A.
Macdonald and Mr. nal,. On Thursday, at
3 p. m., just before ti e S1•ester took the
chair, Mr. John A. Macdonald said to Mr.
Brown while atandSng in the centre of the
Assembly room, that be had hen informed
of what he (Mr. Itrown) had stated, and he
wished to know if Mr. Brown had any objec
tion m meet -Mr. Galt and discuss the matter.
He replied, "certainly not.' Mr. Morro
accordingly arranged an interview with Mr.
Brown; and on Fri lay, the 17th June, about
1 p. m., Messrs. Macdonald and Galt celled
on Mr. Brown at the St. Louis Hotel. Mr.
Brown stated that m,thing but the extreme
urgency of the present emirs. and the hope of
settling the sectional troubles of the Prbvinre
forever, could in hit opinion jn•tify their
meeting together with s view to common po-
litical action. . Irassn. Mwedonsld end Galt
were equally rmprelMed with t .is, and slated
that on that footing alone the !mount meet-
ing
eet
ing had been invited. Mr. Brown asked in
what positron these gentlemen came to him—
whether as deputed by the Administration, or
simply as leading %embers of the Ministeriel
peaty. They replied that (h'y were charged
by their colleagues formally to invite hit aid
in strengthirtg the Administration with a view
to the settlement of the sectional difficulties-
of
ilficultie(
of Upper and Lower Cando', Mr. Brown
then stated tit, on grounds purely personal,
it was quite ibspouio'e that he could be i
member of any Administration at present;
and that even had this been otherwise. he
would have considered it highly objectionable
that parties who had been so long and so
strongly opposed to each other, mm he and
same members of the Administration had
been, should enter the same Chinet. He
thought the public mind "meld he shocked by
mash a •rrsagerent„ bat ha felt very
'treacly that the present cri,ia preecnt'd an
opportunity of dealing with this question that
might eee*e oeear again. Roth political
parties hid tried to tarn M govern the
country, hut without- sueresa. and repeated
el•eUnne only arrayed ssetioeal mynntiea
against auk ether only more strongly than
before. Another graerel elution at this
moss.st prwseatad little hops of a moth
altered result ; and he believed that both
prtiss were mail latter prepared than they
kad air
ham before to look tla tris loess
area the difbeelty fairly ie Ike Chea, and
endeavor to mettle the representation gamier
Mia equitable .aid psrisa.nt hada Mr.
Brew. added that if tree Ad.i.ilretion wne
reposed to de We, and we !' pledge the.
report of Sir. Browns c mm,nre, i did nut
appear to them likely that nytbing could be
settled.' Atter much discus 'on on both sides
it was found tbat a comprom might prob�
bay be had in the adoption of federal pain.
ciple,.etther for all the Hritish`North Ameri-
can Provinces. u the larger question; nr for
'.nada alone, i it
h provision fur'`the admire
r
mu•
si.: .l the e Mariume I'mnncesend\ a 1Surth-
wes erritory when They should ex rev the
desire. Mr. Brown contended that t e Cana•
dian Fe • ration shou'd be constitute sot is
older aka such 111100 might be take in n•
gard to th. coition of Upper Cana a as
would satisfy l t section of the country at
in the net/reran' • with iLe Lower l'roninlEes
the interests of C • .er Canada would in do
cane be overlooked. Further conversation t
ensued, but as the bus or the meeting of the'
House hid nearly arriv an undemanding.
was come to that the neg. )abase were such 1
as 10 warrant the hope of am ultimate under it
standing, am It was agreed hot the fact
should be communicated to l'rrHa ent turd an
adjournment naiad Monday asked or. 00.1e
Friday evening Mr. Galt saw Mr frown,
and arrangr d for nn it (crview erext,me in; 1,
at wb-ch Sir E. P. 'melte and Mr. Car nr i•
should be present. Oa Sauuday, at 10 a.m. i a
other engagements requiring a change in the
hour appointed, Mr. Macdonald and Mr.
Galt called on Mr.' Brown, and after further w
discnssien, s- second appointment wits made
tor 1 when tNe r
ail leen named, •teed with '
i( Ise
\
i
. r
1 Cartier, r '
met m the r'
h Provincial
room, Sir E. 1'. Tache being out of town.— m
The consideration of the.etcpa moat ad.isahle
for the final settlement of the sectional diffi-
culties
cultic• were then entered upon fully, and a 1
general accord seemed TO exist that, se the 11
views Of Upper Canada could not be met un
trier our prrevyt system, tee remedy mune be p
*Dight in aheadoptinn of Phe Federal priuci• It
ply. \ir. 'trowel then requested to have the L
views of the Administration, as exerc•erd to
him., ien:C ted to writing, for the purpose of
bein; submitted confidentially to his friends. c
The folluwing memorandum was then propos- .m
ed, and haeitng to be submitted to the Cuhia• 1
et and to theelovernor,General, Mr Brown
enquired whei`berany objection existed to his'Ls
Piecing His 1'ac•Ilency, whereupon he wu in- a
formed that no objection whatever e.titled.— I p
Mr Briton accordingly warted on the Geyer c
hoe General, and, on his return, the mercer. ! a
sedum approved by Council and by the Gov
ernor General was handed to him, end 'mole
• h
•
1
C
shake re ►417 way ; and that in approaching
the inpnrtnnt 9ueallen of settling the section
1 al difficulties, rt a7Ieured to them essential
!that the party led by .'air h. P. 'lathe should
have ample u to:a•,M that their interests
have
• be protcced.which 1t was feared would
116 the strengthened by the introduction into
th. Cabinet of the.Loner Canada Opens:tiuu.
Mr. chanald stared that an rc a.de1 Upper
u V,
7 Clan■ in h n oin� .
u sen � the reduction to two
!
I u(Iha Molitor of gentlemen in the Cabinet
who now presented Upper Carted* would
involve, t� ithdnwal t( the runfidente of
those who 005 support them in the House of
Aseen:l, y, but`*hat he would he' prepared for
the admission into the Cat,inet of three gen- a
tt in en of het they Akre, on is with.
the a countie
lined th+t they bold bring rich, them • L4{• gj Al u
oleoma equal to that now enjoyed by the
7oeenlment from • Upper Canada. Mr.
owl wl.ed in whe) meaner it was proposed
h six Upper Camala Ministers should be
o le Cede-wi.s eioh :party i'o bane carie
Glom ern su1_estiny to the head of the Guy
rum t the names to be rhnwn ? To whieh
Mr. Mc -maid "-idi«,L, that as a matter of
Guru b weted r:toad Mr. Brown to be him -
elf • m her rr the Admiistration, u
ITording t 'hest, ilpot the only guarantee,
re the %dile 'un of les friends ; u d that Mr.
i)ncold, o Sir. 'frown giving his consent,
n . confer ah hirer's to the selection of
f;p pe .'.nada lhollr•gues from both sides
he7ter. d be Most Acceptable to their rel
s likely to work
fri� � ••n' not bar. p@Mih ,
Uniamie fa the cat object which alone
ould jeatify Ib arra • meet proposed. Mt.
frown then en ire: what Mr McDonald
,roposed in 35;a: t the Upper Caned•
cadetship. 'Mr. Mc id said that, as far
M he was concerned, he \, Id not with pito.
rear, or without diminish his usefulness,
Iter hie foeition•t but that was. an he had
len for some 1. m,•, anxious t 11 tire from th
iorernini•nt, and wopid be q
Grilit6le arra, 7 100113 by dui
nurse he cruel Ont retire from the
ent without Sri' S. P. Tactic's co cn1,
frown then towed that without 'scow .g
h. propriety or rrssonablen•el of aha prop
,lion, he would consult bin ft sends and give
n early rep'.y. (in Tuesday the respective
artier being occupied durinyt.the forenoon in
(insulting noir friends. a meeting wu It Id
t :t p. m., at which there were present r
F:. 1'. Tache, Mr. Meitonald, Mr. Certier,Mr
;alt and Mr. -[(m wm• Mr. Blown mated that
rt friends had held a•meeting, and spjirored
if the c•.ur•e'he had persued end the buil
rrived at. and authorized him to continue
he nrgoiliations. Meese•. Mcf)onald and
srtier said bet they hid recriredsatidactory
ae•uranre• from their friends. Mr. Brown
then stated that it wee now for him to,ennaid•
er what course he should pu Iue,enterteining,
as he still did, the strongest repugnance to
accepting office. A further meeting 55*
appointed for Kalfrsel eight p. m., et whirb
the'details of the srrnngements in ale Mr.
!frown and his fiends Accepted effiee, were
dr•cuseedet much length. Mr. Brown core
tercel strongly that the Government should
concede a larger representation in the Cahinet
than than there members, In which it sea 1v.
plied that the Adm,,istiation believed it was
uite imr'n.ihe I0.susfy :1111 own (1(0040
rah a different arrangement. Mr. Brawn
then asked whether he could be sworn io se
an Executive Counejllnr, withoet a Depart•
m nl or mixt, in telditinn to ills three De.
pa .Mental offices 10 be filled by his friends.
NI McDonald replied that the principle of
1q Icy would in this 1ise he destroyed, and
he wu 511116.4 n could net be done. Mr.
Breen asked whether it was • vac gra we
that he shnuld himsr!( enter the Cabinet,
to whieh it was replied that, en secure
a successful Ione to the attempt at the
settlement of the sectional d,lteodtks,
it wu considered that Mr. Grown.'
areeptae t n( (Ake was indlspentah'e. A
meeting wag then appointed Env the following
day. On Wednesday, • little after 1 n'clock,
the evil perties met when Mr Brown stated
an hie final decision that he would teeniest te
the reconstruction of the Cabinet et proposed;
hut, ina•mneh ea he did not itch to assume
the responsibility of this Government hastiness
before the Anse, be proposed leaving till
after the prnrng•tion aka eh^asidOntinn of the
•eteptanet of noes h7 himmmll sed the awn
g entleman ebo might be ss14,1d to enter the
Ad.inistritinn with him. Sir E. P. Tache
and Mr. Maedoselel themes stated haat they
the penrng•tine they would be prepared to
a r n pnnctp ea o wor 10030• nest in repaid T
government" were. They were exemp!i- °Calmat.x.t•Tz'n n.lo'to r4Ta:Ksara.
tied on thio continent, and included— (From the Petersburg Etyma, June tai)
equally in the upper branch of the legla!a-
i not . ra e the town nnr.did he
expect infantrysupport, else he would or
bare ad,unce to the hills opposite 11•5 reser-
voir without it. w
H fails to tell of his 'own
louts. which filch were far\h[arier than nun.—
(The Empress also claim! that two pieces bf
artillery were taken from Kautz )
Lure and in the lower branch—reprcacnta }se d d t paw t h
tom based .poo population (Loud cheers.)
The Atty. Gen. Eut, however, had prop
crl guarded himself, f p
or he soil the
7
g't
member for South Oxford, and himself
[Atty. Gen. Macdonald], were all equally
opposed to making the assertion of repre-
sentation by population ea equivalent to
universal suffrage.
Beltway Monopoly.
Frain the Hamilton Times
When a railway company obtains from the
• Legislature the power to take the land on
wbich It runs and 'receives all its emeriti -re
privileges, the act on which itirformed clear.
le entitle the couiiac:in; partMe to the con
✓ ying out of such ranwer in aecordrnre with �
such act: and any attempt either on tile. part domestic
if the railway tel the laird owners to de
which mus road sea..
ACR.foleLirgoexST.—We have to ac-
knowledge the receipt of an invitation to
join an Exeureion to be given by the New
York {'entrel Railway to New Ybrk pity
to the Press of the State and Canada, but
owing to pref. of engagements have not
been able to give ourselves the pleasure of
being present: It will doubtless be a
delightful trip,
1 Prof. Hagerty, who has been lec-
turing for the past three or four evenings
to very large audiences, lectures again to-
night in the Victoria Hall. Ilis teachings
appear to g10e great public satisfaction.
Exctlaeioi To SAOINAW.—The eta.
Huron gives an Excurnion'fileroes the lake,
r
a"715 leaving Goderich on Friday evening next.
07' Thin 'II be a splendid opportunity for thole
'overt who have never seen the Saginaw Valley.
Mr. See advertisement
er interview appoldted for G pen., \1r Brown
stating that he did not feel at liberty either
to accept or reject the propoeilinn without
consulting with his friends: — 1) Confidential
" memorandum.—The Government ares pre-
" pared to state that immediately after the
" prorogation, il,ey will address themselves
• in (65 most earnest manner to the eettoti•
" lions for a Confederation of all the Ii,itSh
" forth American Provinces, and that, wait..
•' ing • succen.ful issue to such negotiations
" they are prepared to pledge them elves to
" legislation, during the next session of 1'rr
" lament, for the purpose of remedying ovist-
" ing dif icailtira, by introducing the federal
•' pnneiple for Canada alone, coupled with
" such provisions as will permit the \laritime
" Provinces and the Northwest territory to
" be hereafter incorporated into the Canadian
11 tyst•m. That for the purpose of carrying
" on the negoti•tione and eeltlutg the details
" of the pr posed legislation, a Royal Com-
" mission &ball be soloed, to be composed of
" three members Of the Government, and
" three members of the Opposition, of 5hgrn
" Mr. Rrown shall be one; and th• Govern-
" mint pledge themsstyee to give all the in-
" fluence el the Administration to secure to
" the said commission the means of Menne-
" ing Me great object in view, That, mule
" jest to Os Mona permitting the govern
'' rnont to earn through the public liminess
" no dissolution of Puller/lent shell take
1` place,' hut the Administration will amain
11 meet abs present hones," Shortly after 6
p.m. the same parties met at the same plan,
when Mr. frown stated, that withnnt coat
motivating the contents of the confidential
paper entreated to him, be had seen • suSl
leant 515.11.1 of his friends to warrant bim
in el/pressing his belief that the balk of
his friends eoetd, r . einmpenmiee, •eeept
a mammon for the federal union of Colada,
with provision R,r the future admission of
the Moritims Provinces and Northwest ter
'very. To this it was replied that Ibe
Administration mould not eoassel to weirs
the larger gn•stioa. Bao after consider
able therm ,ns, an amendment 00 the ongi
nal rampaged was served to is the following
t nems .eluent to the approval. ain Monday,
of the Bahiwt.tail Rie Eredknee .—"The
f penteaeert tin prepared to pledge thea
'1
EEC7Reffiel TO BNITAto 4Ttt Jtt,T.—
e B. & L. H. E1 win give the ohespest
ion to Niagara Falls and Buffalo
advertised from this place. For
lace see adv
exc
that
full par
AIT'LAN
LODGE G. L. C. 112.
t a meeting
d
the Mellowing ofoerti
M C,Cameron
J R Black
B Tninbr
Win Pipet,
G N Davie, 4cretary
.Rev Mr Kert Ch
R R Owen.... S D
John Henry .1 D
E Honker ,,i I G
C . Vetter '
1 T71:r.
sits- We are requ ted by the Town
Treasurer to warn !hoe" whose Cemetery
Notes ere neer due that if not paid in
ten day,, Gillen notes will be put in suit.
on to -day, (211h)
re „duly installed :
ecu 0r
W Dance
Lawton 8fee
map of that rt
water slivery, and convenience.
Nor Ten 10011 Tit TIll'711 —The- rejarter
if the Detroit 1' ree l'ress, who went 1.
rrummondyille tu the review, says of Cana
la i—The moot superficial observer cannot
all to observe that complete contentment and
apputese, with the bleesings of puce and'
quiet, reign throughout the provinces. There ',..
is evidently no desire tn change their present
mae.rnsutreh..nif Mtionel liberty, guarded %7'
form of government. They enjoy a ler
rotor people inAlie worl&-e•
larrede has as °al an education systeeh 1111
en be found anywhere:. All youths Atom
• twenty•one Uwe the tight to attend the
uhlie schools. There are rbout 3,000' teach;
et employed, of Imm a little over 3,000 ere
i ,on abound, receiving msteriaVaid sod en•
eetiregement Born governmeut. 11 cannot
n 'interment., awl dietracted country have
t of the .1 nieraren metesomn with the poli
a▪ ming our own incomparehle system. we
ortowed 'Merely and liherally from the moth•
rght have borrowed some additional feature
Mr. John C. Donoran, of New York, re
Melt to venture Iteroit4 Ihr occan in the
oyaire. She 1., little hermaphrodite brie -
rigged vessel, 13 feet long. 41 braid, anti 21
imp. Ile la to have nne !Ionian (0•01patiiint
orate and presume that he will touch at 8t.
ohnii, N. F., en that we mey know how he
ffie Custom* authorities at the port of South.
mpton received ah metier from the Lord'
ommissionere tier Mejesty's Treasury on
cription to the effect that it is a bridal 11
om Lady Tering end the Indies of ow
null' {Velem to Her Royal Highness ths
rineem of Wales. It measnres about 8
elite in width by ahont 10111. inches in depth
nil actors, and is lined wiso rink velvet.—
he casket is ornsmentrd 'smith toroth. of
(revel, anel the key repreviente an apbeasen
n mu, the whole twine of solid gold. Tbe
orkmanship is mostlibauttral, and the chem.
Ire of eureeening riebeeen end Meaty. It
slued at .S.700, and the deg, ern it at 17s
pe.r ounee, would assistint to quite 1100. The
peso present from the antipodes Ira
relight to Sotemonpien by the Peninsular
In• ch arrived there in the early pert of tau
erk with the Anstralian
commingling their breed with Afrkes
are k open to this drnadfal objertios--mhse
w,ll bornme of the Yankees? We hal amered
that they hays never weighed the reneuesee.
Molted oat tor ovistencel Thiry boa thane
moo] in eitietminate the Seiath,
m▪ eat of the semi
menus and villages.
ise fest as it increases t
lings and inhabitants. I
eight parliementery retie end boroughs.
166 panslies, and 130 square ilea. The Star
says it is wonderful and ple t to my that
e mong the homer. of three milli,' • of people,
• •ithin a recline of twelve mile there se
au much variety of surface and seratery,
marry green and airy spaces, such hAeltbful
dirt and noise On the fate of thewtap irad
the rag.. of the directory there am 'pole
of more pictusesoue
lent and sylvan, rustic in the purity of. ahem
here, and urban in all the oppliamee :of
part
from such set, mutt. in equity, he ,unrdrrcd
a violation of the act on
We elmerve the p..01.10 of Goderich, at the
reception of the Preselent and the officials of
our Great Western Railway there, es reported'
in our enlumns, clearly mere that an amalga-
mation of this Road with the Grand Trunk
Railway actually ie a auluersion of the Act
• Perlisment on which the Rutter., and !Ake
Huton Railway watt passed. All the teeth is
diverted by Stratford na tiarnm- rad (rode.
rich, (which may have contriler0 touch h
the obtaining of the Art) by the &melee c
matron, actually • doomed town. Under li
theme circumstance", it is riper that such mat. p
gamatian is a breach of the existing j3w, and e
should tot be permitted exempt by en Act of m
the *acne Legieletere whieh created the tom-
peny. e are. therefore, glad to see thei
his principle is shout to he cerriral out, and
an Act for that purpose, a portion a which
we copy herewith hes been jatiodecral he
Mr. Dunkin, mei hm tee. trait a mi.cond lime.
The meet,' has been fiirly aroused to ilve 1
importance and necessity of such an Acte'er
we may, some day, find our hands bound by fr
the subtle (hinge of 530 an agreement, art
we recently published in nor returnee, be. e
(seen the Grimed Trunk and Buffalo and lot, In
Huren Retirees.* Thrs out of Mr. Dunk:a', I.
will forever prevent retch a coulee, and mist
hem e;yead coneternetion through the ranks a
of the Orisnd Trunk %ninny. We shell be
cunoue to see how the Hon. dew Ruchenan
yrtil act in tbe premises. We seemed; think r
even he will venture, ehould he he so long
our menaber, to vote against it. a
The following are the portions 0r tbe Art ,
- referred to :—
The Act passed in the sixteenth rear of her „
W Majesty's reign. and intitoled, "An Act le '
. Treasurer
Grant can now hardly be said to be nit ng
• deslarete move. Hie desperation elite
itself at Cold Marko and ea latter Reid
rennet itself hereafter. Certainly not o
the south side. He begins now virtuelly a
new eampeign, and flight ie that of a de.
hotted man, though, lilt* McClellan, he *ill
net seknovelarto it. Various IlOrmilias are
afloat so to his neer cement ot operations. The
*net popular of which llama to be that he
will mak* • grand sanest to ad in three
alumna, one on Petersburg foons City Point,
one upon Drury's Bleft from Rannoch Hun-
dred, sod rine open Riehmond from Malvern
HiAll.pettlentan from White Rem reports
that berme stamen left that plata re the
ntght ef the lIth, Ionia with negro soldiers,
being ths lest of Ganes 11110p• at that plies.
Pio replete ligent's troop, trestle demoralis-
empower any Railway Company, whom Rad.
Way fortns pert of the main trunk line of rail
way thremehout Province. to mete with
any other such company, or to purchase, the
710751te and riXhta of any midi Company,and
It repeal cutlet,' Aria ffierein mentroted io
MN • Act passed in the same year,and intitu!ed.
Rat
whose
or tone
But sash
validity, intep
isgaement beret
or thing heretorn
Acts, eir of either th
via the Acts thereby
•
fr
n Act, to extend the previerons of the
Coreponies Union Art to complier.* 7
ilways intemeet tho main trunk Imre in
places, which the geld line Wee a
T
hereby repealed.
al shall M no wiee effect the_ g
wide, or of any metier w
twin fore or. ne. in terms of the wild
N. nnyt h eathos Ira nArleiur. g.ahnitt,,f:s.rnedg"t 00 Pit b er 4 1:0 att:arre'f'
during !hie 4.1111in
agreement whatever, heleefte
tete I entree, Any tern or mere
panies, uelesa in an far ite the 101
thereafter expressly sanctioned by
Act of Perliament tit that Mahal, sh
tie operate the union nf any tem or m
owns) to any railwey company of the corpor•
ate ((smelliest, right* or &Illations, nf en]
whole or part) for any terneteh:revel""ling t(emn
other railway
years, tn any railway rampant. of the rail.
e er property and 'Mute, nf and miter ailky
company, or of the Ime thereof.
The one hrimired and thirty liat section of
the Railway Art is hereby so ananded Se to
limit the doresion of all agreements or er
rangements, bereatter 10 be made mat,
saskrity thereof, to tea yews, is plea of
t esney tem pears, ea thereby limited
way eon- w
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