The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-19
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AONDON, June ~ Ill l1e house OF Com
mons Tuesday night an Interesting debate
topk paacs on the petitions Of the people d
kova Scotia sgainst tie Csnaa1ian Union.
John Bright moved fhst commissionbe
Eappofnted 10 inquire into the causes OF d;s.
content inaNoyaiF Scotia in cotiseauence oi
tthe operation Of the act Of confederation.
He declared that an Investigation into this
matter could not be otherwise than adyan-
tageous. Kkitswas refused, rthe people Oh
Nova Scotia would feel they. were victims
of O policy with which they did mot and
could not .sympath Such refusal would
increase their hostility TO Ganada; estrange
them from England, and rive powerful
stimu1us 10 the sympathy With the United
States: Il JUSTICE 10 the people Of Nova SEQ
tia and generosity 70 the United States de
manded this inquiry The Ministry aouid
be greatlysto blame should any untoward
event result from g refusal to grant this de
maf,d. /, s.. $500 a. -: l1fs 80
Mr. ;Adderslsy, Under Secretary Of the
Colonial DEPARTMENT., acknowledged tha.
discomfort prevailed, at Nova Scotia. He
took occasion to deny the correctness OF the
statement made by Mr.. Bright in q speech
ON tie 18th Of May to the effect that the
passage OF the Canadian Union act In Par
lament was not final, bdt merely prelimi-
nary to it's confirmation by the acts Of the
legislatures Of each of the provinces con-
Mi. Addersley continued by declaring
that the appofhfmsnt;o f this combustion Of
mqniry Wetild be 3 great evil, and would be
|considered an insult by the Dominion OF
Canada. Sc He informed the House that steps
had been taken by the Government to allay
the present feeling IN the North American
provinces. he, said this feeling WIS not &c
bitter as had been represented, for the acts
Of the Canadia tent, sitting at OF
.tawa, had since been sapproTed by Nova
Scotia, and Whatever sdiscontent still ex
listed would rapidly disappear, as the peo-
pie of that province had now no reason to
apprahend an increase of taxation on ex-
penditures. 7ssss.' sioi . sslssi' :.
After further Discussion, division took
place On MIR. Brigh gmotion, and: resulted
as follows For commission Of. inquiry,
81 against, 1888, s. s, ,, ~ 55I f e 81! 81
Later In Intervening the Irish Church
appoint srspsnsbry bill was passed *
. third reading lIyel assee,7Q ',,g' RI. y
PARIS, June IL The Ministerial report
onzthe budget declares both the people;an
the Government Of France; desire peace
and there is now no evidence that the ex-
listing tranquility throughout Europe vii
be disturbed e a7HFf I & fs'st ~ sJsatt
- BERLIN, June l7.-In the North German
Parliament to-day the entire budget wat
adopted. A report vas in circulation thai
important papers have been discovered II
Slesia which reveal, the existence Of, o plo
to involve the lesser European. Powers will
France, In aYwar against Prussia. King
William has gone to visit Hanover for tht
first time since the war with Austria r 81 Z;
LONDON, June II, - Dispatches from
Rome dated 18th instant state that the Pop,
intended to issue q general amnesty to pc.
Iitical offenders on the anniversary of hi
ascension to the Holy See., f ;a3 70 5G u il 5t
j. English journals publish atelegram from
| lzaula, Abyssinia, dated june .. All TIL
troops Of the expedition, except a small
body Of cavalry, have left Zaulla to embark
for Bombay. General Napier was to leav'
| on the 18th instant. e. :, 10
PARIS, June 1.-THE Corps Legislati
yesterday gave assent to the proposed Sue
loan. ri, 10 sy al l..1:i :Ea2e9 !,,tc Z'i1
MADRID, June 1.-THE following change
have taken place in the Spanish Cabinet
Marquis De Rougali has been made Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs; Coronado, Ministe
of Justice and Rubi, Minister for the Colo
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