, 1873-07-20
The ministerial Supporters Stag
gcred at tho Venality Of
tho Cabinet.
Sir Francis Hinc1ks Denies Anv
Completely in the
Bribery.
Another Chapter in the Canadian Pacific
Railroad.

Special Dispatch to 7he Chicago Tribune.
MONTREAL, July 1o-MoaIullin's narrative Of
tho Pacific Railway lnattors appeared In tho Her.
aid simultaneously with tho Globe in Toronto.
Deaubien, starns, Allan, Murphy, Doaudry, md
Abbot, referred to In the documents published,
aro all IN the city, but arc silent. The most ul-
tra Government supporters have nothing to say
in defonso. Even tho Gazette, tho loading Min
iaterial paper, says tho Government will lavo to
reaign 1t they cannot satisfy tho public that
tho kilograms md dispatches novor wero
sent or received by them.
ToRoaTo, July 1O.-Roports from various por-
tions Of tho Province show tic number Of doaths
from lightning during tho late thundor storms
as unusually largo. a number wero more or 1oea
injured by shocks. In ono instance, a young
woman was instantly killed, hcr sistor nearly
killed and two brothors badly injured. Tho fur
nituro and d stove wero destroyed and tho eido
of tho house nearly torn away.
Tho Maig, tho chief Government organ, is si-
lont aa to tho defense Of tho Government In tho
mattor published by tho Globo yesterday. It
promisos to dissect tho narrative on Monday, and
contents itsolf with tho remark TINT, "On a
casual diagnosis NO detect lamcntab1o weak
noss in many Of its JOINTS" It has an editorial
on AfoAlul1on, whom it dcHignatoa as a
shameless rascal, and heaps numerous epithets
on him. Sir Francis H1ncks has a column aud
onohalf Of belaborod effort ut clearing his artB,
which haa had tho opposite effect. 10 admits
ho oid not remember all that transpirod at the
interview with MoA1ullon and his friends
in OTTAWA in July, 1871. Ho admits
TINT he WAS moat anxious that tho negotiations
should fall into other lands than McS1ul1en 4;
Co.'S. Ho donios that he requested Sir Hugh
Allan to communicate with tho Americans, md
never gavo any address to Sir Hugh Allan, but on
bis return from New York lie gavo
Allan Of list OF namoa. He eaya ho has
no recollection Of holding any private colayerBa-
tions with Mca1ullen, and cannot bclioyo 1t
possible that lo could hayo discussed with him
tho yiowa OF Cartier. Hc declares TINT
ha mover made any authorized conl1nunica-
tion to Allan regarding advertising for
tonaers. Ho might have talked Of I'D
vertisnE na a. mode Of aacortaining
tho torms Of capitalists. Ho cannot rocolloct
What passed at those congregations. Regard
ing the money transnctionB ho saya Is Bol-
enlnly declare thut never asked aud mover OBJ
tained oit1or by loan or gilt, any sum Of money
from. Sir Hugh Allan, or from any person
On his bohalf or from any. otlier, per:
son in connection with the Pacific Railway"
il ho happoped to know Of any employment
for my youngest Bon, would bo glad
it he would boar him in mind Sir Hugh
Allan replied that when tho Pacific Com
pauy was formed he would haye 10
difficulty in finding him employment. In coil
cluson, ho Bays: I desire to state tl,at tho Can
adam Government waa novor in any way party
to any arrangement between Sir Hugh Allan and
hiH American associates