New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20

them 70 consider his proposals and bad two interviews VIII
the Directors at Montreal which the center Of capital and
which Influences the whole Provinces in monetary matters
hardly huk Nj Colt succeed Win bis scheme winch
by WY subject for discussion by the sharp ones
IN Wals II womb be- easier for hm % net In tie Old way
and borrow sso0OO0 offering six Per cent frit u re
banks ere about $4,000 deposit Of on interest
at very low rat and the rest bearing no interest From
tns he could 80 6 0@1oo Ieady enough lluhi but al
ua Is a u a. % % reots r., meet te vorts of n, re
uv growing m greatness as tie country EoWs II
In i tariff Nj Gait leans strongly to freetradc and lie
principles Of freeuade has been formed Montreal many
/ leading men joining 1t.
LARGE VOTE FOR MILITIA PURPOSES FOR lo67 IN
TBEyCHED cANPs-cOMEDERAToN
From Our SPECIAL Correspondent
OTTAWA C W, July 70 1865
While Mr.. Gait is pulling his brain to devise ways and
for increase the voting Of money goes as if there
full treasury; and the militia, etc, to have
$i5OOOO for the fiscal year. ending the Both Of june 8
TIE estimate for the militia department is heavy but
il would be much for the Province if the money
all applied Among the items is one for dopos
Of arms to be secured yinrenched camps These dpos
and intrenched camps to cost $4,000 and TO be
located at ceners' like Toronto etc. The Adutant
General says they 20 be made "with eye 10 the
future 70 resist the regular warfare which might be
waged by powerful neghborng people" so that this
Is not to guard against another rad OF the Fenans The
The military system Of Canada should be calculated with
an eye 10 the future % resist TIE regular wfe which might
be waged by powerful neghbong people with iumei
resources IN materials ard these Great C0one,
take the place they ought occupy among d
tire rid. until Shat system completed hundred thou
force would come forward in Al hours but the rrly Of arms
from Montreal might be cat Of and Therefore fortified g0
Sloud be formed at eeuers Ike London Toronto and Kings
Application should be made 20 the Secieery of
State oi the Colonies that the Imperial Government should
establish at each of these places depots q AIMS ammunition
kuapsacks hayesacbs. s boots AID al other munitions 81
sufficient equip 20OOO men-the Iroyinch Govern
ment pTovidne the necessary budrgs and ay ing he sale
the Provincial Government only when issued The nireuched
camps the places above indicated Wod not protect tho
Iepyi rom saden attack aLd capture Dnl me! Nuuu uIm
the ral yng pOn Tor the fighting population Of er respect
within tie secure area Of the camps The vounteer
The country which the natural advanced guard Of The Coma
army would amply suice defend the iutrenchcd
crrl s deef inlseI bv tie yl irrortlnce of mi,
10 tne cons derOuoa OF tie CANADIAN Legislature"
The Adiufant- General of Canada is not "a very gired
man. and slowly acquires ideas that have occurred % other
long ago. but what he says about having dePois OF
at secured points we'll though points that are r.
mote from danger need not be nenched and be does not
select lis " ccnters very Judiclously.
There in Canada who despair Of defending the
Province against tAe United eaies' IId suy III. ~
money voted for defense is wasted They are certainly :
right, If the present ideas Of defense should prevail ~
time OF war; for the country would be ovcrhroHn by
United States force Of 10000 men. There are means,
however IN Canada, to resist sich force, and greater
One million five hundred thousand dollars spent 10 meet
q danger OF second Feuau raid sensible enough Tor
things are the forces of Canada would be about match
for 40OJ0 $1,000 Fenens il they were Jet loose ny he
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who doubt this after the exhibition OF confusion ana hcH
pacty the part of officers OF the Canadian volunteer
force The papers koVeyer have told the people tha az
went well and that the Fenians were Ecktl u hat
their number ana the people who not ON the ground
70 judge for themselves and who were, OF course the
great bulk of tie population believed the story.
BRECRNRIDGE IT Al
II stated that during the late excitement, Hreck-
inrdge and other southern refugees offered er services
TO the Government IL u 20 be supposed that Young
Speerz and the rest Of the refagee set were among '
party who offered their services. They were ohcialy
thanked and informed that their services were not
wanted.
must say however, that they would have done good
service AZ the head OF corps Of scouts and gwen an eN
ample (which very much wanted Of raaisg acfU"y
There will be lively times az this Capital before long
Already the double ST of elections is creating some eX
element and there will be great emulation for the seats
II the Confederate Legislature.
From the delay IL adopting the resolutions on the Con
stuton OF the Local Leg satuTe delegates cannot GO 10
England the 2lst inst was intended by Govern
mcut but there vii be time lost for the Ministry have
the scheme heart that whatever may De the ato Of
these Provinces slgly OF together they Will be Con
federated.
THE MOTION OF WANT OF CONFIDENCE ~ THE GOV
ERYMENr-eovKRNMEsT sUsTArSKD-THB PROV
ISCIAL OFFICES.
From Our Special Correspondent.
OTTAWA C. w. July a. 1866
The agony is oyer-that is the agony Of debate Of
three days on motion Of Of confidence in the policy
Of the Government the sttinss being prolonged to morn
ing and in a temperature Of 80 to %.
As to the fate Of the motion, It was settsd at 3;io
o'clock this morning . votes being for IT, and - against
majority 80 The Government, therefore lives and TO
give proof Of its vitality it VIII have two sDgs on Coy
eminent days in order TO bring the session 70 an early
To give brief explanation Of this motion Of want of
confidence Will only state that Mr. McsiYern, mem
Der Of the Reform party ln tie es DetN4Ab tA' w
financial aud commercial policy Of the Government would
be half-runOus classes Of the people, made Inc
motion referred TO- three days ago. N oIdef 10 e' he
49, fl. 0nQ Du- belIT II.
followed by Mr. Brown, tho great gun OF me party! VINO
spoke for three hours aud half against the financial
scheme and tariff Of Mr. Gait. The speech wa, gu aDe
one and had effect II replied 70 by Nj McDouean
also of the Reform party, but at present member OF he
Government The efeo tof this was to draw on some
members Of the party from voting with H. Al J;ly al inc
members were called N, and Tie vote taken on M Nc
Gverns notion which lost, OWING, hst 70 le ul-
vision in the ranks of tie Reform party caused by three
Of It's leaders beng in the Government wc tree cu
away their friends numbering with thcn, sDou' ~
and second 20 the whole CONSERVATIVE party 'oltns ~
body for the Government in order 10 sustain 1t al TINS
critical time when Confederation ls N Tie daee Ids
is the matter in few words Pending inc iale % the
motion this capital has been much excited.
One OF the effects Of this step by The Reform party is 70
deay the pereeting Of the Confederation scleme ana IL
is 20 I axe up for the lost time that the non D. a. Mue
donald moves to-day that there De Two SiHnBs u"i! "
The remaining items Of the estimates viii now be taken
MP and then the resolutions Oh TIC CONSTITUTION % INC
In tho FAN we may be in the throes Of two sets Of cleo
tons namely those for the Confederate Legislature ana
element about the 70 put IL nomination ana aoou
the effects Of the coming change The Old members OF
the present Parliament generally aspire 70 seats ID ,o
Confederate Houses and in tins way the three members
of Montreal may change seats. They are Messrs Carei
McCiee Government men, and Rose. Oi course DAn
like Niece with his sangIne and sCallhS sI, WIZ NO.
only aim Of seat in the highest legislature but either al
place in TIE Government, one IN the Upper House
tie Senate. as it were Of the Logsatre' Inc same
nav be said OF Cartier; but there VIII be only one
Attorney General in general Legislature and 1t WI
fall to Mr. Macdonald u. A.. if he shall lyei ana what
q y. 4 a. -.