New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14

House OF Commons TO myseiI. auu-
ceipt OF the report shall cause Parliament 70 D rIy
moned for the dispatch OF business so 20 eSpgderao
Meanwhile bid you farewell
An extraordinary scene took place on the meeuns "
Parliament to-day. The Speaker took the char ~ o.
O'Clock. The Hon. Mr.. Mckenzie leader OF 'ne oppo
tion promptly rose and moved resolution condemn.
the removal of the investigation into the charges aganS
Min,sters in connection with the Pacific Railroad scan
dsl from the Parliamentary Committee TO the koya'
Comuittee as violation the privileges OF the HOUSE,
Tho Speaker endeavored in vain to call him 10 orue
He was supported by loud shouts Of privilege ""N
" 20 6n" from the Opposition benches.
Mr. Mckenzie proceeded to speak TO the notion "nea
the Usher of the Black Rod appeared. He con'inu,.
speaking amid the greatest confusion during whcn '
Usher OF the Black Rod delivered MS mes sage ""N
tired.
The Sneaker then left the chair and, with the support
ers OF the Government left for the Senate Chamber
hear the Governors speech. amid tho groans ana s
OF the occupants Of the Opposition benches VINO III
NAMED In their seats. ,
Great excement prevails with regard 10 the proceed
inrs given above The Opposition members hold
meeting this evening.
THE PARLIAMENTARY INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE
FxTrNcT-wHEN THE WORK OF THE NEW COM
MITrEE CAN BE FINISHED.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE1
TORONTO, Ont, Aug. 13-The names OF the
members Of the Royal Commission Will be gazetteu ~
once The Parliamentary Committee OF Investigation
becomes extinct by the propagation Of Parliament IL
is said that Parliament may be called together as carry
"a the 21d of September to decide upon the report OF tue
Commission; but it s hardly possible for the latter 10
complete the cation The MinlsterastS
are jublant, and the Opposition wrathful. At meet
ing OF citizens here It was decided TO proer banquet
to Sir John A. Macdonald.
A TIDE IN THE AFFAIR-THE GOVERNMENT PARTY Io
AVOID PARLIAMENTARY DIsCUssION-oNE OF The
OFFICIAL INVESTIGATORS INVOLVED - sIGNifl-
CANT SPEECH FROM THE GOVERNOR GENERAL.
tFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBuNEi
TORONTO, Aug. 10. - climax is imminent.
On Wednesday first either Parliament will be prorogued
or the Ministry will be defeated. Having advised the
Governor-General to prorogue, should he disregard
that advice the Government will be bound 10 resig
Already has Lord Duferin yielded somewhat to OppoS
ton clamor and instead of the acknowledgements oil
Quebec acting for him, previously arranged, he WI"
be in Ottawa deliver in person the speech from 'ne
throne and prorogue Parliament. He has been max
ing kind of vicerega progress through the maritime
provinces and meant TO have had the formal task at
Ottawa done by deputy in order 10 continue IT,
but the Opposition papers opened out upon
him savagely and-he has changed his mind. But this
concession to popular clamor is OF trivial character
and from circumstances to be specified, would seem TO
the only concession he means to make in that drec
ton Indignation meetings held throughout Upper
him not to prorogue. order that the House OF Com
mons might debate the matter. The Ministerial party
claim that this meeting of the House on Wednesday was
only 10 be pro ormd and it not then prorogued
in the absence OF Government supporters the Opposition
ght snatch verdict which would not only turn the
present Ministry Of Office, hut woIld also be prac
teal condemnation of them before the official nvestga
ton has taken place.
mfr McMuliu has made further statement which
impeaches Mr. John Hillyard Cameron, the Member OF
Parliament chosen by the Government TO be Chairman
OF the Committee of Inquiry. McMullin says that Cam
eron applied through the Premier for loan OF 5000
after the elections all Sir Hugh Allan de-
INJURED at FIRST but after urgent kilograms and letters
from Sir John who announced that it was to help u.s.
the thing was done The note dated jan 90 1873,
discounted at Adams own bank the Merchants) Jan
a. 1879 and renewed 23d April 1873 drawn by the Hon.
John HiIyard Cameron, and Endorsed by Sir Hugh
Allan II this transaction put in It's real bearing by
Mcullin Cameron would certainly be incriminated In
the transaction he appointed 70 investigate
Lord DuGerin delivered significant political speech
at Halifax last Friday. which indicates that he means
tolfoow the advice OF his present constitutional adj
yisers 1t bears internal evidence OF careful prepare
on and was no doubt uttered advisedy in view Of the
personal attacks made against himself by number OF
the newspapers. sentence or two VIII show the dri1
Of IT, "I believe IN Parliament no matter which way 1t
votes and to those alone whom the deliberate will
assign TO me as my responsible advisers can give my
confidence" And again: "SOmetimes, OF course. no
matter how disconnected the representative OF
the Sovereign may personally be with what Is
taking place, his name will get dragged into
some controversy and he may suddenly find himself
tho snbect Of hostile criticism by the press OF which
ever party NAV for the moment be out OF bower But
nnder these circumstances he must console himself with
the reflection that these spasmode eastigatoqs are as
ransOry and innocuous as the discipline appled occa-
sionaly to their idols by the unsophisucated wor.
sinners of MumbO Jumbo when their haryest are short
or murran visits their focks The simie is not very
atterng either 10 the British sovereign or her CANADIAN
representative; but in point OF fact it Is much Lord
Duerin saws and the highest parsonage in the Dominion
is little better than hgure-head Yet his speech has
elated Government supporters, while the opposition
feel tleyhad been snuODed. expect that after the
he Will catch IL hot and strong for dsre
cardinc these indignation meetings, these petitions and
these newspaper counsels , 49,,
TO THE TRIBUNE OF Aug G, OF an Insignificant char
acter as regards the charges made against the Govern
ment but prove the existence IN Canada OF class OF
contemplate schemers who initiate In small way the
corrupt practices OF holder and bigger men.
CONCESSIONS OF THE COUNT DE CHAMBORD.
PARIS. Wednesday, Aug. IS, 1873.
The Temps and lie Constitutional publish q
rumor that the Count de Chambord has partially with
will come to France up his residence there about
the 10th proximo.
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
DEATH OF DIR. JUDD-RECPRoCTY With THB
UNITED sTATEs-LEPROsY CASES.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 1.-THE bark j. A.
Falkenberg arrived to-day from Honolulu, bringing
dates up to July l6.