New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22
CANADA
Politics and Other Matter,
Cor.,,uondcnse oi The y Y rnhanc
ToRoNro, TUESDAY. Sept l6, 4

ToRoSro, Tuesday Sept l6, 1901
instructions have been received at all the
Departments Of Government 90 close on saturday
next. preparatory To an immediate removal 10 Que
bee In ten DAYS from that date It Is expected thatthe
remoyalw will have been completed the Governmental
in,erceuum over, and the CLERKS IN the various
departments aul, 90 work IN Quebec The heads ~
the department. are lust nov pretty vel scattered
AMI 10 is not likely he, viii be found Ven lOnssanty
al Quebec uil the elections are over The SpenseT
Wood propettv, which has been purchased Zoe 4
residence ior the Governor a Quebec Is not Vet pui
IN suitable repair. and lu consequence, Lord tgin
may De- compelled 10 remain some time IN Toronto
When the Government came here, rents rose % per
cent and u is Reasonable to suppose The removal
viii cause a fau though probably not 90 CORES
poudmg extent There are now more houses IN
course of building. than rccoecs ever 20 have seen
AZ one time before
Two steamers for Ogdcnusburg were crowded with
visitors for the Boston Jubilee yesterday Strangers
had been leaving ior several DAYS, and few nave
followed today The Governor General would 60
from he alls wa Rochester and return VIA Mont
real one journal IN that city has dis5faced IL col
umus ~ admitting communication attempting 10
excite popular hostility against Lon Elgin The
writer add reSsng Lord Elgn. says From an IN
tmaion have had would recommend your lord
ship to study tie peace Of the city ard neither go
nor come through IL
ti, noticeable IN connection th TINS that Just At
thi, moment the Rebellion Losses question has AGAIN
come up tor discussion hy the press IA a new shape
La Nmcrre. French paper published AT Montreal
ana IN some sort TIE organ OF the Ministry chnges
she Commissioners appointed 10 investigate the
cialms cd those hO suffered losses clyil cOmnOhon
Of 1881 :. with having constituted themselves INTO "a
Star Chamber Court and not only inieuogaiei SeF-
tgal Of ihc claimants % ascertain n they took any
mart DIRECTLY OF indirectly. Tho events oi 1887 y,
but that they have heard Witnesses 40 The ABSENCE OF
parties against whom they ore giving evidence, mus
DENYING the accused tho right 10 croas-e1anine the
witnesses and further that they have refused the
claims uf persons who were not excluded py law
who have neither been condemned by CONT Martial
nor transported 10 bermuda, nor even called upon Ia
ceiond themselye- before the Commission by coun-
sci OF Otherwise The fact thit the Comm sslOHcfs
were selected for their known Toryism may 20 Tar
f0 account for the abuse of therr power, In hlii'
ton to al this they seem disposed to prortc' their
Investigations o. q most nnre tspnaO'e lchgin al
ready haze they exceeded re limits OF lne law,
winch snow imperative, and The whole question on
decentralization VIII have 10 D' submitted 10 a ne"
Parliament.
Tto Buaalo and Brantfori RlIironl will shortly be
placed under contract when ne work Will be- con
menc,d AT once II Is estimated that The line willbe
completed n t~o wears
HE Inc Tor me Toronto aud Lake Huron Raii-
road selected by the directors OF the tOmptny mas
been approved by the Governments Board OF halfway
Commissioner. TIE whole Of The work has been
sub-let and he contracts VIII pat Their men upon II
lorhwith
Tenders Tor clearing aud grubblng Ne BJlosn and
Prescott Railroad have becn accepted ana tenders
for grading portions Oi the Inc are now being re
Tbe ~orh on the Great Western Inc above Hamii-
ION Is proceeding, vigorously. The company nave
laid oar for work $52VioO
Dr Rolph has refused the nOfninntiOn ~ the re
four Convention 81 the kast RIDING 81 f0Ih, the
Parl amcnthg rcpTesentatlo" Of "b"h ~ Faf an, ny
the ceath of Mr. Perry. Al Intermediate election
tai - place before ihe general election ana Ihe Cd
Get - the nomination vas 10 place Dr. k0ph, As the
future leader Of the party IN such position tha. INC
Governor could call upon MN 20 l"iIn Nen 'aDu'os
IN 80 H.. he
SINCE %, unanlmify Ia the Convention the vote Tot
ais nomination having stood twenty against sikesh
The no rlinate vanity Of certain local dspifhp iof
PsrismrUfafk houOfs created the division that led
H. the Doctors refusal Oi The nomination me con
sttuenc.es are iull Of Suspicion me foundation Oh
which - Tie decepuOn that has been pf"uced on
them during he last four years IN the '0tefnnent.
4 .irOIg feeling exists ~ many cOhsttunh.le,
against NONRESIDENT candidates, no mailer "haItheH
UftfsutIoHs or talents o..
singular case l. nov before The superior Court
81 Iuebec 4 Mr. Wo,tle. MEMBER OF The 'hufcb
,f FfvIsn3 had a child de, ard he called upon the
rector 20 p.Tlom the uis 81 burial over u ~ 81
Jorn'. Cemeler. which rs uicDnsecfatfd sfopin'
Th the rector backed ~ the DsnOp, refused 70 DO,
gut ofsfedtO bun The child II hE "0ftle wOuD
consent 10 have Il burned 10 cOnsecfated ground,
wh.c4 would require another cemetery 70 De so-
lece0 and one ~ Which none Oi NJ feiase' ma Oesn
buried hr WCfIe refused. ana caused nouon 70
II, made Ia, lssse 10 Tie A D0tdaD,Ds - compel me
Di,nop u Open me Parish Church and reAd me
funeral service 81 prPscriDeC Dy The common prayer
Of he Church Of England The question has ger
argued pro and cDn and the child has renamed 1h-
inferred. awaiting he decision Of tue cour ios
months. aid ne decision has not Vet been gseh n
gf,af deal Of cuIOus iegal argument was nsos ~
hon .tdes On the part Of the Bishop II a. con
tended ths; The Church u England y NOT es.t, ,
listed m lie Province and, not possessias .r asIss
ard privilege, Of a state tDht'h 'aI''y. ~
49,, f,-,,.ed mon IFS Ministers The burdens OF an
@..b.'stec Clday and. on he other s.dr, u wa ar
mo- tlat - mere Is psrish burial gfouno, tne's
- ,ns Rec,or l. Obliged 20 perform the funeral ser
- - "a urconsecrated cemetery, ,et apart Tor
mai ourpo.e b, the Legislature o,..
Ia, ssfuriay he rhenmOmeief 'nnA ~ % gree, IN
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