New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
CANADA.
Legislative Assembly.

IL Legislative Assembly.
We have received quite number of documents relating
a the proceedings Of this body Hon Mr.. Mills has intro
Sced bill to incorporate the Michpcoten Mining Com.
env for the purpose Of exploring for and working Mines
y Copper and other Ores and Of smelling the same on the
shores Of Lakes Huron and Superior and elsewhere Mr.
Christie OF Wentworth has introduced bill TO increase the
Sspta stock of the Upper Canada Mining Company from
one hundred thousand pounds any exceeding two
hundred thousand pounds and the number of shares i'm the
said stock from the present number of eighty thousand TO
any number not exceeding one hundred and sixty thousand
such additional shares TO be each Of the value of pound
and FIVE sllings.
Some Roman Catholics Of Montre have petit
for an equal share of the School Fund and seDra schools
Mr. Brown has moved some resolutions 20 place check
on the creation Of new offices in the Public Departments
TO secure due regard to economy in fixing the emouments
oPubfc Officers and TO free the Heads ofDeparments from
solicitations by their subordnaes for increase of salary 1t
is expedent that all permanent officers in the various De-
pamert of the public service and the salaries attached to
such Offices shall be fixed and determined BY Legislative
enactment
Mr. Hincks resolutions on the subject of certain amend
the Tariff of Customs and the Excise Duties have
been amended by Hon. Messrs. Young Gamble, and
Brown
onthe 18th ofApr Mr. Rose from the committee to con.
sder resolutions the subject OF certain amend
mentS to the Tariff Of Customs and the Excise Duties re-
ported several resolutions which read follows:
as poe Ies s on ons A' and
iuSss kqno.. any quantity or N any place to keep Houses of
Keperso Billiard Tables Auctionee sale OF
except ony those imposed Dlers and the pinaOu luo
Rsoed That expsdent empower Councils ofhe several
In prer Cansds m her discretion 70 impose da'es in
,hs 6sons to the n waqh they are @po'd o Mum.
shall Be ibesgno authorized By the said Councils respectively
od That tXpedient to provide that each Municipality 10
sead shall take effect over the RECEIVER General such
seci9rs from the Duties and Licenses when without such repeal
calculated by the Inspector the basis the ncome received
re them 'RG5 or ,n npetIs from He same 1T dPs
several Municipalities shall be divided and paid the said
have by the sd sum to be paid to each being determined
R.orcd That expedient reduce specific
matter mentioned Iespectivev VIZ ~ p TUES ~ '0'e ne'e'
On refined Oaves crushed candy
Sugar Sugar other kinds from the cw to g.
On MOln,ses from 81 the cwt to I'd the gallon
And to repeal the specific and dd rarem Duties imposed
Resored That expedien duty on uniform
sd that 'uch uniform duty be the gallon and 30
R.cd expedent the following articles be admitted
att duty = per ceptum ad rairen Caouhou Codage Of
OF sheets scrsp bar, PIGS and not
and Cham Cables Tree Nails Buig Fe heetn Pns P
Types Printers Ink Printing Of all kinds od Nets and
That expedient Seeds all kinds admitted free
Biss Rye, Peas
Re'oed That the third Section of the Act Il v l. be
peeled -, r,..,.,..,.o... .,o ALTO VI. o.,
cord with the foregoing resolutions
And the question beng proposed that the sad resolutions
be read second time. Mr. Brown offered his amend
ment which was lost by vote of Is to SO.
Brown moved
which also lost
Mr. Gamble presented his amendment. Lost-5 to g.
Also farther amendment Lost to 46. After the re-
lection of motions by Mesrs KdOu and Brown the reso
buttons read a second time and agreed to.
The Order of the Day april 3 being read for resuning
the adjourned debate the question which proposed
Monday 2ls March last, that the bill to restrain the
manufacture SALE and importation Of Intoxicating liquors IN
certain cases be read second time, and the question
being again proposed the House resumed the SAID al
iourned debate
Mr. Cartier moved in amendment that the bill be read
second time this day six months
YEAsAessrs Bedgey Bunha Cartier Csuchon Solicitor Gem
eTa Chaaveau Christie Of GqPe Crawford Dixon f9e Goan
H1Sas L1SI4 SmsGH scdGn9 ns,S 81 ss5
Rdou Robinson Seymour Shaw scOe Street. Terrl
NSTsSssis Brown Cameron Chapsis Christie of Wentworth
Cornwall MacSDe Malsch Nacbdon NatIce Mongena Paige,
rstIck Ponn Rose Sspor smh o. D9In d bi of YES
IHIENbFp MorIoNs-By Mr.. Mackenzie Monday,
ber be appointed by this House with instruction to report
by bill or otherwise for the abolition OF the Court oil Ca
Gerry and for comforting equity powers III certain cases upon
the Courts of Common Law.
BY Mr. Mackenzie, April H. Address to his EXcehenGy
for of Provincial other Bonds Stocks, &c held
in Europe other foreign countries ON the LIST OF De
cember, 1852.
Bv Mr. Mackenzie resolution that the present practice
of deposi,ng the public in one chartered Bank
operate the injury OF the commercial and agricultural
Interests OF the country ,
by Mr. Sanborn April 10, inquiry OF Ministry, wiener
II their intention in the event of the bill No So 10 re-
strain the manufacture and sale of intoxicating Liquors
not becoming law to recommend an amendment oi ie
existing law for granting of licenses for the sale oil sPu
Gus liquors so as to prevent the promiscuous granting OF
shop licenses all applicants without regard 10 their
character. .,r-...- ..,,..,,.u
it is the intention of the Government to recommend ti9
abandonment of the Orient accumulated upon leased
and occupied Clergy Reserve Lands III Lower Canaua 10
prevent these lands remaining an ooS'cie " 900 ~
bona fde purchasers
We find no other items of interest in the Legislative
proceedings.