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ARREST Or SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS.

Detective Farley, while walking through Maiden
lane yesterday afternoon, observed two men, named
respectively William Sinclair and Gus,svus Raymond.
who wore proving about without any apparent bust
ness Mr. barley accordingly arrested the two aud
found on thor pcrsnso two opera glasses parcel OF
blank checxs Of tho Fulton PARK, North River CONT
mental and American Exchange banks, and one the
Fulton Bank for 81 ESQ., which purported 70 have been
drawn by I.aac Strauss CO., aud dated May Il, 1901
In view Of these discoveries aud Of the we'll known bad
Characters OF the young they hsd 10 await
the action OF the magistrate before whom they will %
brought for examination to-day.
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BRITISH REFORM.

The House OF Lords Attempts to Contract the
Franchise.
LONDON, July 30, 1857.
IN the House OF Lords the Reform bill has been
amended By adding E5 to the small amount Of the
rentals upon which the copyhod and lodger franchises
are respectively based
BY these amendments the basis OF the copyhod fran
chse increased from c5 10 flo per annum and that
OF the lodper franchise from f10 to els per annum.
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olsc1yEsy Of AN ILLICIT BiirilLsay.

An alarm Of Are was given last night at abou, half
pas, nine O'Clock for NO l22 Clinton place. and on ar
irving at the place designated tho police and nrem On
ascertaned that the FIRE was confined to the chimney
On examination II learned that the flame, originated
10 the basement OF the house, and breaking into the
basement four persons discovered oil buslly en-
gagged in the manufacture OF whiskey Besides the stu
there we're Eve hogsheads Of mash, three barrels OF
wbisksv and a quantity Of molasses and other prop
ertv The men arrested and taken 70 the Fifteenth
precinct police station and will be asen thence THIS
morning 10 Jefferson Market Police Court.
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AFFAIRS IN RlCHNlsD.

McHM0sD. Va, July 10. 1881
This afternoon, while q coorei meeting was being
addressed by oolored radical named Glvins, white
man named Drsco who. u was charged, disturbed the
meeting was set upon and badly beaten. He was res
cusd BY the police, who were followed 10 the station
house 81 about thousand negroes. He had pistol,
which The negroes charge he attempted 70 use In the
meeting.
considerable numbsr IL the delegates 10 the Con-
vention appointed by tho late county meetings arvSd
m evauiu4.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

An Austro.Turkish Conference in Canadian
Affairs.
vienna, July 30-Evenng.
Baron Won Beust, the Austrian Premier. and Fuad
Pasha the Minister OF the Sultan who accompanies his
sovereign here have had conference the proposed
Inquiry into the affairs OF the island Of Gambia.
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NEWS From the DOMINION Of CANADA.

OTTAWA, July 90, 1897.
II Is stated that quorum Of the Privy Council vii b
held here on Friday, and that wri,s for general cleo
ton will DO issued on the 81 OF Angus.
The Ontario branch Of the Crownlands Department u
prepar,ug for removal 10 Toronto Tho local govern
.nent of New Brunswick 10 still Uniformed
The Catholic Bishop Of Montreal has issued long
pastoral recommending confederation aud those cAnd'
Al a. only Who support H.
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GERMAN CONSOLIDATION.

New Flag foT she New Confederation.
BERLIN, July 80, 1867.
national flag for the Confederation Of the North
German States has bee adopted. and will 60 into
tho lst Of october, 1867
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atwelvemonth more shall bring them together H.
ooedlence 70 the Popes summons for an eoumen>
council ms Holiness, meanwhile is going to pass the
GandOIfo
tne number OF signature sof cardinals patriarchs arch
bishops aud bishops to tbs address presanied To
lis Holiness on the LIST current was 4so
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Ipe INDIAN TROUBLES.

Deprsdations On the stage Route Hetwcen
salt Lake md Denver.
ST. LOUIS july 30, 1857
Ths Indian, have commenced dspredstions on the
stage rou,s between Salt Lake and Denver Big Pond
station has been burned by them stolen and
two or three coaches chased and ared upon. General
Au1ur arrived NJ Omaha yesterday.
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TIE ENGLISH TURF.

The Goodwood Races.
LONDON, July 80, 1887.
The Goodwood commenced to-day. The wea-
cher very One and thousands OF spectators wore
present.
The race for tho Stewards Cup won by sibthrope
| The leading horses came in ~ follows
,8bthropo
Nooisey .......'s...s..''
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TIM Lospos Mosxr MARxrr-LosDos July 80. Even
ins -Consols closed 81 - for money. American seour-
hes closed the following ratesunited States ave-
twenty bonds ~ o-l0 Illinois Central Railway shares
FOX Eric Railway shares A.
Tm IvxRrool CorroS MARExr-LlvERPooi- July 30
Evening The cotton closed dull ut the following
authorized quotations :Middling upsnds 1ond; mid.
Mng Orlesns l0d The saes Of the day foot up 5000
balea
TaADs RKroRr-The advices from Manchester July
20 unavorabe The market for goods and yarns Is
Hall and depressed.
LvsRrooL BRHADsrurys MARKET. LIVERPOOL, July 80
Evening Corn declined to ass, but recovered and
eosed At 3Ss 3D. per quarter for mixod Western Flour
Bos for southern. Barley, So. Oats a. Peas, 4ls 3d.
LivrRrooL Provisions MARKrr.--LrvsRroot, July 30
Evening Cheese, 5ts Beef, 140a Lard, les Cd.
Pork, 73s Bacon, a3a
LrvrRroot PRoDuos MAsKrr-I1vnspooI, July 30
Evening Ashes, Bis. for pots Rosin-Common Is,
iand One los Spirits turpentinc, 3ls Petroleum
Spirits ID rennod, Ia s1sd. Tsllow, AS Cd. Clover
seed, Ala
! LosDos M.nxxrs-LosDoS, July 3o-Evenns Sugar
nnd iron unchanged from opening quotations Linseed
cakes have advanced 10 f10 olher articles unchanged
. THs PErRoLEun UNSATISFACTORY, July 8o-Petro.
Jsum closed at Antwerp last evening at 43f for
btaudard white.
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ARRIVAL Of DISTINGUISHED VISITORS At BOSTON.
Bosros. July 30, 1867

The United states sunboat Ascutney, Commander d.
a MoR,,chis which left Washington on Saturday, ar.
rived here this afternoon having on board the ladies Of
the white House. the family OF sccrstary Welles, aud
Assistant Secretary OF the Navy, Faxon.
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fATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.


BROWNSVILLE, Canada, july 30, 1881
John smart an old resident widely known aud mt
versay respected, was, with his grandd,ughcr Noes
sm,rt tllled o., the Grand trunk Railroad to-day They
we're crossing the track In carriage whsn thsy VIE
s,ruck by the locomotive OF reitht train. Both FlicB
wore mangled In q shocking manner.
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Examination Of an Iusmrgent OHicer.
DUBLIN, July 30, 1867.
Atthe examination Of General Farioa yesterday, Mas
Icy the informer the witness stand and testified
hhst the prisoner had been chief Of stat 10 General
kCluseret Of the United States Army. during tho re-.
bsllion.
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THE UNITED STATES SQUADRON.

Arrival of the Vessels Mt Cowes.
PORTSMOUTH, England July so. 1867.
The United States practice squadron consisting OF the
rrgate Macedonian, the sloopof'war Dale aud other
vessels have (svenlngl arrived or cowss.
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High Mass Celebrated by the Negroes for the
Repose of the Victims of the JuIy Riots.
NEW ORLEANS July 80, 1857,
10 oCiocE r. NJ.
The negroes OF tais city held meeting to-day
ut Mechanics Institute the anniversary
of the riot High Taa4s for tbs repose If the souls oil
those killed that day was celebrated.
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PROBABLE WIFE MURDER AND SUICIDE.

BALTIMORE Nd, July 20. 1897
This morning man named George Hanon, aged about
thwtyve years residing Centre Market space staboed
bis wife tho breast with large butcher knife and Thea
drew tho knife across his own throat, from which he
died almost instantly The woman IL supposed 10 b
MORALLY wounded. Cause, domestic infolicty.
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The Howe. yIechlns Cas- lock stitch Sew.
sewing machine. Presdens. ~ Broadway. New forL
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cryins sidren can be aygdsd ~ Tie se Of MIS- wiss
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP II relieves the IL g sufferer
from pain, cures wind coc reguiss the stomach aud
bowels corrccu aed and during he al ieehinl
mothers testfy
Ne and call for
MIRA wIssLow,s sOoTHIvG SYRUP.
having The fac sirnis Of "Cursls A Per .ns" The
oatAds wrapper An others are bose imllat lns
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ARRIVAL or THE CHINA At BOSTON.

BOSTON, July &c. 1881.
The steamship China, from Liverpool July 20 and
Queenstown July 81 via Halifax the 10th. arrivoc at ~
O'Clock tonight.
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Marine InteiIIacuce.

LoSpoxpsRRv, July 3o-Ths steamship Hibernnn,
from ousbsc, has arrived here en- route to Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON July so.-The North German Lloyd's
steamship Hsnss Captain oterendorp. which left New
ysrk on the 18th instant. arrived here TO day. and
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mr., Ksnnedy's Disrrh@S q srdlei ..0Hs u or,
have bottle q rs every traveller By land or y sssS
co, Park row; y q. WELLS kCO., 49, Fuiton strSsA
aud o. n CRITTESToN. sisth avenue T. Y. n. rstsn.
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sieE Ms.dscSe. xc. iheroushy saIsa 6y %. .E
vaed secreons Of the stomach and liver and restore
these organs 70 healthy condition. Sold everywhtro.
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A superior, stock CT ladies. sppa ,oSEsS
MONDs s73 Broadway. opposite the Metropolitan HoS.
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sOrrs,, q MacnnsGht's spool Coi<en. Zoe
Sewing Machine and hand unsurpassed
ALEXANDER KNOX, 5n rssr sSresl n T.
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A Lady Of undoubsed Chemical ATTAIN.
constant researches kindly assisted BY the hrsA
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores fray hair y
ins npsrts life growth and strength 70 the weakest harg
falling out at sold BY all druGgists fasho0s
able hAss SARAH a1a r. g. LIS Broadway
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xy.,Liv p>r-ors r.c spcer's Port Grape
w,e and a nee md gives strep1n tone 70 the rys.
tenn Il bets al tho vines soI 6a,es 'hsi were esss
befors the public
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Elliptic LcSkstitch.. Sswins Mcss iP;s:,,: -:
voius tension, adjustable drop feed.
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whcs'sr ,iS, W p. sssobss Is srcsaway
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From Alexander N. DOughcrty. NJ. d., late
u the Medical Directors =. s. A. Newark. n. j.
'Iayng made acquainted with tho composition %
the preparation known as sozODoNT, have, for some
time past permitted its In my family, where u ha4
given entire satisfaction IL elegant toilet article weu
worthy the encomums II has received"
Havana of IN tations
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HIN, the Iui,nitnblc, has xcsuuAed Uai-C Gut.
tug studio ~ Duane street Bar Dye 50 cents aAck
brown best In
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S' bsr ssa ;s.sSs xsridiE an DRUG
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Mschinss 80 Broadway New YORK.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE RsaAlo.

NEGRO DzM0NsTRlTIOS IN EEw ORLEANS.
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The following is the platform adopted by tho South
Carolina Radical Convention Charleston papers state
that bat districts OF tho State represented
by sixteen white mon and forty nine black
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better way TO prepare for would he 70 husband tue
resources Of the country and place IT'S hnanoes On
sound basis
Mr. STEVENS opposed the motion TO strike out the
enactine clause and said thai this bill followed ne eS
mates made by the Geners1-in-enisi, i - s ~ ~
carrying works thai absolutely necessary IN
TO the suggestion that fortincalohs Wete o. 'e
utility he referred 10 The immense trouble anu expense
which the government put 10 IN getting control or
the Southern ports the rebels had seized the forts
He did not pretend such knowledge Of ne subject a.
maj nossessed by his colleague Mr. Scohedl the
Centleman from Ohio mr.. Delano, or even by the
sGenera.in. Chef OF the armyi but the House would
never re through the business every subject
be discussed this way, and he would there.
nenate was closed, and the vote was taken on Mr.
Ross motion 10 strike out the enactng clause The
motion was agreed 10, 81 10 IS.
The committee then and reported action 10 the
House
Mr. HALE, trepl OF ~ ", trusted that the House
would nottake so grave step TO kill this bill this
their votes this bin with their votes 10 maintain the
military arm OF the government and 10 maintain the
navy They Should 70 be consistent dsband the army
and navy and dismante the forts
Mr.. ELDRID0E, ideml OF Wis, suggested that the
theory in regard TO the army and looked fight
among ourselves, while forticaons only regarded
IN the contingency of a with foreign nation
Mr.. HALE declined 10 take that view Of the question
and did believe members generally mad done So
The previous question was moved and seconded, and
the House proceeded TO vote by and nays
ing the enacting claus. The resuited:-Yeas
and the bill was, under the rule, recommittsd
CONFERENCE COMMITTEES.
On motfon OF MT DkLAso the request OF the Senate
for conference committee on the bin for the relief Of
h00- Clad contractors reclprocated, and Messrs
9loan, Delano and Mckee appointed.
AGRrcU rURAL coLlHGRI
On motion Of Mr. MAYNARD. (rcp.) OF Tenn. the Sem
amendment the House bill extending the benef
q he Agricultural College bill 10 Tennessee,
CURED in.
PARIS EXPOSITION.
The SPEAKER presented message from the President
Of the United Staies, transmitting message OF Governor
Farchd, II Wisconsin, with the resolutions o the Wis
consn Legislature in reference TO the Paris Exposition
Referred to the Committee on Foreign fairs.
AZ haif-pnst ten the House adjourned until eleven
O'Clock TO- morrow.
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EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE At ALBANY

ALBANY, Feb .. 1867.
Al quarter after eight this morning the Cenirai Rail-
road locomotive No 229 while standing the track be-
low Broadway crossing, exploded her boiler with terrific
effects The locomotive was torn to pieces, and frag-
ments went through buildings three blocks distant
About third Of the boiler passed through the roof OF
John Tracy's distilery Colonie street, All the
rounding buildings Broadway morecr less in
jurcd, the Third district station house being most in
jured No person killed, but the following were
injured Henry Ford. engineer broken and other
wise injured he will probably recover. Michael QUINN
fireman. arm broken scadec and badly cut about the
out not fatally injured. cnrad julius foreman OF tin
shop at West Albany, injured but not badly
Captain Carroll and officers Kreachler White aud Bull
ger, The police force slightly hurt Alexander
Carvn scalded and about the head dangerously
The locomotive Of the largest the road and
damaged To the extent Of $4,000 The Of the
explosion Is supposed to be nsufcicncy Of water in the
hOller.
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THE MURDER OF UNION SOLDIERS

Minority Report or the Congressional Conn
rnittee to Investigate the Murder Of Unien
Soldiers In South Caroltua.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, 1857.
Hon. Edward Cooper, OF the Select Committee TO In
quirein the murder Of Union soldiers In South Carolina
submits the following minority report
do not concur with the committee in its report and
suomn briefly the reasons for my dissent Tho proof In
tne record establishes clearly that corporal Cobe and
privates Emery Smith and Mason Brown Of Company A.
First battalion Of Maine voluntssrs wiIfnlv and
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teen stairs and badly injured that conclusion Of
the brain and death subsequently ensued Mrs Rich
mond absent from the room al the time OF the
occurrence, and had left deceased in the care Of
older child Coroner schrmer yesterday held inquest
ON the body OF the child
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ALBANY, Feb. 20, 1857.
large number OF petitions and remonstranccs
presented and referred
The bill providing for the construction Of swing
brice over Buffalo Creek was recommitted. Several
local bills referred subcommittee OF the Whole
to report complete.
INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. DlxoN-To incorporate the Williamsburg Bridge
Company.
BY Mr. OAKEY-To extend the time for the construc-
ton OF certain docks and basins In Brooklyn
BY Mr.. WAGsrAfF-To improve Graham avonue
Brooklyn.
BY Mr. BIcxSELL-To amend act relative 70 Surro-
gates courts
BY Mr.. HoYr-To provide COR Board OF Commissioners
OF Public Charities
BY Mr. LrIrLEIous-To amend the Metropolitan Ex-
else law.
BY Mr.. D. P. wooD-To legalze certain onondaga.
county bonds .ee,f-tttt
BY Mr.. II. SMrH-To remove county buildings from
Schoharie Cobeskiii Schohare county also amend
the Capital Police District act .....-tttf
BY Mr.. HNsDALE-To enable the city Of Brooklyn to.
raise money by tax.
By Mr.. RoREais--To amend act relative to the Re-
corier's court OF the city o. Ctica
BY Mr. WESDovER-Tn amend act relative TO the
cutting Of ice in the Hudson river.
soLDnRs OF 1872
Mr.. WAGsTAFF called up resolution requesting Con-
gross grant reasonable pension to soldiers Of the
war Of 1872 which adopted, and the Assembly ad-
ourne
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HoNoRABLy DIscUARGED
A. G. Clurg, Master; =. p B. Shand, Acting Assistant
Paymaster; Arthur Siblcy.
RESIGNATION REVOKED
Acting Assistant Surgeon Oscar II. Rives, and no 10
placed on leave Of absence
MIdshipman Charles = storr.
ORDER REVOKED.
SAmaker VIM r. Monel 10 the NonouQahola He ID
rlarsd waiting ordsra
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Died.

PELroy AT Franklin, Pa, Saturday, February %,
KATE AHELL, wife OF William Tlden Peton. Of New
Lebanon n. X ), and daughter of Rev. James Abel, Of
Chiticnango N. Y.
lFor Otaer Deans See kighA Page
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LIQUOR SEIZURES IN MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosroS, Feb. 25, 1867.
The State constabuary seized the stocks OF twenty
liquor dealers This county last week, and prose-
Gated thirty-two.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


ALBANY, Feb 25, 1857.
The Senate reconvened this evening, but there
not quorum in attendance. sundry petitions were
presented canal boat piers In New York and
Tor metropolitan railway.
Mr. Low introduced oil 70 facilitate the construction
OF Montgomery and Erie Railway.
The Christopher street Railroad bill was gone through
with IN the Committee OF the Whole and on the question
Of ordering third reading Mr. gibson moved
amend by providing that passengers who cannot be
commodated with shall be charged only four cents
fare The vote stood yeas 2 nays IL
The question raised that quorum was present,
and the Senate adjourned
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The third departure from the Quebec scheme that
legislative councillors 70 limited extent when nsces
saIy 70 prevent dead lock- This unquess,onably an
Improvement upon tho original scheme
The fourth departure from the Quebec scheme 10 tho
tranerepce Of control the fisheries and pen-
tsntares from tho local TO the general government
putting in The wedge Of federal n.ererencs in local mat
ters The more distinct and apart the duties and
functions Of the two governments the better.
Last, but very far from least, comes she sOctarian
school question And here, as the wording 10 not 20
clear n We could have des,rod we give the ipsissjno
ssrbo Of our despatch-
rae :sSss;. Sss:ss sa. :sP ps
about separate schools shall be subject appeal the
less There 10 not much danger Of an Upper Canada
beg pardon-0naro Legislature passing laws for the
further extension Of sectaranis IN the working Of our
provision h unfortunately not clear The fifty first rcso-
luton Of tho Quebec scheme provides that ANY bill
by the Governor General within one year after tho
passing there0f' and if nothing more "a done in the
Confederation bill than to confirm this power Of disal
tons TO separate school bill fully under The notice
Of the Federal Executive, with view to It's disallow-
long the power Of interference Of the federal author.
ties merely negative little harm result What
70 be feared was the outrageous proposal cothe the
FEDERAL farament with the right 70 egsate In school
matters In direct defiance OF the local legislature.
These We unoesiand to DO the whole Of the departure
are quite unreasonable and unjust and We
can hardly understand how the Upper
Canada now In London assentcd 70 them. There may
them. When we have the bill At full length will bs
in better position survey the whole question But
Sss me- lave no hesitation n stating our
there are no other changes TO b heard oftc BILL with
~ s defects, will be immense boon 10 the people o.
Upper Canada, and wo will heartily veinca when II 70
ceives the ROYAL sanction
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There Is polhing 70 palias this change. Under the
Quebec scheme the injustice Upper Canada marked
enough bus " add 10 10 In this totally nds
fcnsibls Why, the three provinces Of Lower auada,
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick united have but 100 $50
people more than Upper Canada, and YET they 70
have forty eight Legislative Councillors and Upper Can.
ada but twenty -four. Every Upper Canada Councillor
al the rest will be but o6s2 The tbisg 10 utterly
fair.
The House OF Commons will start with tho following
distribution OF seats, and remain until census OF
1871 when Upper canada will ges number Of additional