The New York herald., 1866-07-13
G A N A D A..

Proceedings OF the Canadian Parlta-
ment-Want Of Confidence I'm the MIN
istry-Opuosition to tho TsriM-Protce-
tion OF Canadian Industry Advocated
The Provincial Secretary Created Min
ister or the Canadian Navy. Sc.
OTTAWA, c. w.. July II, 1858
The battle on the McGiverns want Of confidence mo-
ton is still progress but vote will probably soon be
taken and the ministry sustained BY majority Of about
twenty or twenty-five.
John Rose OF Montreal, occupied the House today
for fonr hours in speech against the proposed tariff
He was in favor Of free trade bot did think Canada
in position adopt the free trade policy. England,
said he did not do It advantage not until her machi
merry perfect that IL gave her an advantage In
would not even allow except under prohbitoy rcsro-
tons the export OF machinery which would allow o. the
growth progress in manufactures with other nations
He denied that the proposed system was the European
system, and argued that that system is not suited 70
Canada and that neither the commercial nor aerc tural
. ch tariff as The one proposed would create m
culties with the maratime provinces because differs
whiskey OF sixty cents gallon will give the advantage
Mr. Cameron advoca'ea the tariff, alIegng tito be no
obstacle t0 confederation because the provinces now
all committed TO that policy He continued IN q long
speech assaling Mr.. Brown and other prominent mem.
The Provincial cretary has By orders IN Counsel,
been created Minist Of the Canadian Navy. Tho i'm
stance that the navy in question consists Of
twenty nfth rate gunboals The Minister Of War ID ths
Attorney General.
Celebra tion Of the Anniversary or the
Battle of the Boyne by the Orangemen
or Upper ~Canada-Annual Meeting of
the Grand Lodge OF Masons-OpI osition
60 Free Trade-The Case or the Musineers
OF the Annie MeKenxie-Over Fifty
Thousand Dollars In Gold Subscribed
for the Portland su1ercrs. Sc.
ToRosro, G. w., July II, 1899.
The one hundred and seventy Of the
Battle Of the Boync celebrated to-day with the usual
rejoicing by tho Orangemen throughout Upper Canada
and In this city. They formed in = procession of
a thousand strong and marched through the principal
streets. Each iodee was preceded by oana playing
scs i've lively = airs as the "Pr0sss.an' pa Boys Soyne Wa
Tho Mayor OF the city took part in the procession and
addressed the body In lengthy speech during their rest
Al oskve this afternoon, the largest coal oil refinery
In Canada was totally destroyed by ire The loss Is es
timaied at about $4,000.
MosrRRAI, c. E., July H. 1885,
The annual meeting Of the Grand Lodge Of Free and
Accepted Masons Of Canada held In this city ycster
day The various lodges East and West were ably repre-
sented and tho gathering OF the fraternity unusu
ally large and interesting We observed upon the das
many Of The old familiar faceshost worshpul Brothers
Wilson, Harrington, Simpson and Bernard, the fathers
Of Masonry in Canada supported BY r. W Brothers Ste
venson, Buil,s Franck, Degrasse q ms'tos aiios.
The Grand Lodge was opened by Most worthy Brother
Simpson, the Grand Master in ample form, who read
most interesting and able address, reviewing the Masonic
and other important incidents OF the past To-day
the first order the election OF tho Grand Ocers Tor
1 he coming year The Most worshpful Brother Colonel
VIM Wilson, III. D., and the Arst Grand Master OF
Canada reelected by overwhelming majority.
Right Worthy Brother A. A. Stevenson was reelected
Deputy Grand Master The election OF the subordinate
officers takes place tonight Tonight the brethren OF
~ Georges Lodge Montreal entertain the brethren OF
the Grand Lodge magnificent banquet al the Done
CANA Hotel.
The Grand Lodge will probably close tomorrow even.
Ing by which time IL believed the brethren OF the
Mystic Tie will have wound up the important business
connected with Masonic AFFAIR." for the current year The
position Of the Grand Lodge highly gratifying they
have on hand now upwards OF twenty thousand dollars,
and this fund Is 10 be hereafter appropriated Tor dc
cayed Nasons. their widows and orphans.
The free trade meeting called for TO day was postponed
indefinitely large meeting Of all classes Of citizens
assembled last nght az tho Court House IN op air and
strong solutions were passed condemning the with
dawa of the protection TO native Industry Great IN
dgnaton In regard 70 the subject manifested through
out the province.
1t believed tho case of the supposed mu,inecrs
| OF the Anuie Mckenzie will break down
The meeting held las; ng for the relief OF the su
ferefs Of Portland attended by the wealth ana in
nucncs 81 the entire city. The subscription list was
headed with thousand dollars several i've hundreds
following Over nfy thousand In gold VIII be- collected
from here this week, paid up and forwarded