The New York herald., 1866-07-06

AhS nuukSN okAi hnkhnH hn shc A1h~
liament-Trial or Supposed Fonians as
Toronto-Movcment or Regulars In
Canadn-General Banks BiM for the
Admission Of the British Provinces
Into the Union--EIcitement Created by
IL, Sc.
OTTAWA, July 8, Isoe.
The government, hiss submitted tho resolutions pro-
vidng for the local government OF the provinces Of
Canada TO Parliament These provide already in;i-
mated in this correspondence that tho Legislature OF
Lower Canada shall consist OF houses and Iaeuen
ant Governor the Governor TO bo appointed by tho
Governor General and the houses, with tho cxeep
ion Of the Speaker OF the upper house, who shall be
appointed by the Governor General TO be elective The
upper house shall be called the Legislative Council, and
the lower Legislative Assembly The council shall contain
twenty -four members and the Speaker and the lower
house sxtyhve The Legislature Of Upper Canada shall
be composed OF Lieutenant appointed by tho
Governor General, and House OF Assembly Of eighty.
four members. II will have upper house The con.
sideraton OF this subject has been down for tomor
row. and brisk opposition is certain. A yet tho other
business taken up by Parliament since my last despatch
has been unnesestng Tho budget has not yet passed.
nor does the government press IT, Tho opposition
il already dangerous, and II they do not modify the
propositions contained In ministerial crisis almost
certain. If they do the opposition, under the good
tadtfHlp VI HoitOn, ulHy justly clalm n NiCt0ry.
Ministerial crisis such az tho already inilmated,
would give the death blow 10 confederation which III
unpopular with the majority OF the Canadian people.
who really regard II az scheme got for personal
grandzemcnt and not IN the interest OF the Provinces
II the men who have all along opposed il into
power, as they will In the event OF a crisis
the budget the prospects OF the confederation
prospect will therefore be slim indeed This may DO
well understood from the that Brown in speaking
on question before the House 10 day took occasion
AT the grand scheme and produced general laugh
at the expense OF the Minister.
In q day or two Mr. Morris viii ask the government
when and how tho Fenlan prisoners arc to be tried
OTTAWA, q W. July q, r. NJ
Tho opposition srIcd 10 force the government
mil the budget and bring discussion Messrs Hoi,on
and Brown demanding that tho whole financial scheme
should be submitted before any portion should con
CURED in, and also why there should any objections
70 this The government members replied that
The object Of the opposition delay and rnpcdo
progress but the opposition rctorted this charge Arer
considerable debate tho House at length concurrcd III
some of the resolutions.
II IL certain that the most important propositions
70 alter the iarf viii he modified before being adopted
tho Ministry will every chance Of defeat unou
them There delegates here from all parts or Canada
urging conflicting views npon the question of the acrs
ton of The tariff
The Finance minister brought up tho question or hay.
Ing the provinces represented al the Irs cyh bon aud
saeS SF aP Dsyns S
that a. The Dublin exhibition Canada cut sorry figure
y Arcy McGee 10 explain the advantages derived
from the Dublin exhibition by Canada which were Euro
pean specuatons in land amounting TO three thousand
pounds and calling attention 10 the productions of the
provinces IN competition with tho United States for
grafton Tic opposition ricrloi ths ard argued that
tho aeBcOufagemgut of manufsctnIcs would bo bcn
olcal than exhibiting Indian chief abroad and sending
charge of them who goi drunk and brought
before the Dublin police coura The discussion ths
subject a stil pending.
gne csplosnn took paso ia tho parliament buidlngs
tbia afternoon which rcruagy damaged portion ~ a.
The ldea T. becoming general tsa' the tanlans win
tsl.t anutleg and mora &Nln1..s sslon than the
asst
Tososro, G. w., July a. 1890.
Tho hearing Of the Of the two prisoners supposed
TO bsFenians, David v. Hami and Patrick Sheridan,
who applied for writs OF habcas corpus has post
ponsd until Friday NEXT
Five hundred American cxcursionisia from Lewiston
Niagara and other Ieighboring towns visited Toronto
day.
the afternoon 70 bold thonsalyes In readiness 10 leave
here IN their stead
hosrRyAL. July 4, 1860.
The Of Judge Coursol the report Of Connie
Torrance the st. AlbanF raid been rrc.
sen,sd to Parliament
There y project looking 10 tho establishment %
naval college At Quebec which sad fni favor with
the imperial government
The ol % NJ. Banks IN the United States House Or