New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

IMPORTANT PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTION INTRO
DCCED IN THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY OF
NOVA sCOTIA-ANOTHER APPEAL FOR INDE-
PENDENCE.
HALIFAX, n. s., May 27-In the House of
Assembly yesterday Mr.. Murray Of Pctou moved the
following:
WAcrfas Colony ysa ago possessed representative ni
granted by Sovereign and under these institutions eoJsd
the peoP Of The British iIand' aud while they adj
night Of the Imperial Government to withdraw their protection
they fy deny their right force free people into eOBp
cations without their corseut aud,
Ulta, these local Provinces has been forcby
changed without the Of the people and opposition to h
wishes and
Uh,as people been treated With contempt BY
the Government sbd Legislature Of Great Britain and,
Inquiry into grievances has been refused and we
now o,eupy position Of degraded peoples and
addition deprivation Of Inherent rights free
tie Imposed upon has resulted 10 financial disaster and
oppressive taIation and,
Hr,a prlpa commercial Aie has been and from our
geographical pooa always vii be naturally wih the United States Of
America aud
Bsrtat 10 believing the Imperial Parliament bsve been de-
eere Imposed by false representations and still having con-
sienes bst tle fss people British Isles viii not when
qaared with our condition and persist the great injustice
ofkespug loyal colony hated unon therefore
R, rsd That humble address presented Her Majesty asking
beloved Institution be restored TO u.s. or that her
MaIsy W be saoa,y pleased atsos from allegiance to
, British thre aud enable u, and Independent people, to
utiiaoni which In our Judgment may ose most
son3tsr- 20 oar hspfiless asd prosperity.
The Hon Mr.. Vail said he considered IL an annexation
resolution. Mr. Murray denied that 1t such. The
Hon Mr. Watkins said ho agreed with the preamble, but
could not support resolution he thought appeal
TO England present useless Mr. Kidston Of Victoria
seconded the resolution and Tuesday next was appointed
for its consideration
PROGRESS OF THE NEGOTIATIONS FOR THE AN
NEXATION OF THE HUDSON BAY COMPANY'S
TERRITORY.
OTTAWA, May 27.-Copes of the resolutions
respecting the acquisition OF the Hudson Bay Companys
territory &C. to be proposed Friday, were distributed
last evening They rccite the negotiations as already
published and conclude by declaring that it Is e1ped
ent TO address Her Majesty to the effect that she will be
gracousy pleased by and with tho advice OF her most
honorable Pyy Council to unite Prince Rupert Land on
tho terms and conditions expressed in the foregoing reso
utions; aud also 20 unite the Northwestern Territory
with the DomniOns OF Canada prayed for by and on
te terms and conditions contained in the joint address
f he Senate aud House Of Commons OF Canada, adopted
during the first OF the fret Parliament OF Canada;
tqt upou Of the territories In question
to the Canadian Government, IL will be the duty OF the
Government make adequate provisions for the pro.
teetion of Indian tribes whose interests and well be-
up are involved In the transfer that the Government IN
details that may be necessary carry out the terms and
conditions OF the above agreement The Canadian Gov.
crnment has informed Her Majestys Government that
Will propose the English Parliament that the Imperial
guarantee be gwen for tho necessary loan Of the pur.
ClA4e money