, 1874-08-03

cred good wo rely; ApMoV0fs s,n;oTa nnoha 'oe oe
Wsst 10 do mug much =, ,oat IN ,osaIt nrp'i in TN
greatly to tho good Of tho West that 1t ahould 30
paHsed and Canada expects tho West to 300 tho
Or State Departments, IN It's elegant quarters
Chauisoro Fals,-tho ancat watcr-powor In tho
world,-was thrown into trc1aorof oxcleeMent,
A'fow days Htuco, by advicoB from Downing Htreet
to Tho OBJECT thst tho Mother Country dld not
altogether approve Of so1no Of tho proposed pro.
Visions OF lha 1'roaty. nut tho acaro was but
mo'pontary, aud alt THO "Conrt' nro now bass-
lng In tho sunlight aud battling In tho Watofa or
our Eumm1r.reaortB.
ANOTHER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Tho Don,!nton is very an1iorH to go tnto ar-
Other department Of tl,is reciprocity buslneas;
dovornnloat aro uoroly loslrous Of saeing It &C.
comp1lshod., They sec n 1t the elevation Of ono
OF two OF thalr uu.nbor to tho dtguity Of Knight
hood.-to place BY tho side OF THO hcalawag,
III tho last twenty. four houra Of bis roan. tho
sclion,e ia nothing loss than Inducing Nowfound-
land to ontor Into q Reciprocity Treaty with tho
Dominion Of Cauada. by ono 1t Tho provisions OF
which slo will eonesns 10 bo swallowed up by tho
a,uost al the privileges Of eolf-gov ornmont
that allo nov onjoys ae Colony Of tho Imperial
Kingdom. Tho Province Of Newfoundland ia
tno or, Yt Of the p Brit ,ss 70 sss ~ N0fa FL
=
naplo-lcaf for her onsiGp, inBtoad Of tho rose.
mud las persistontlY dcolincd to .o1evate hersolf
by becoming Enrt OF tho fourth maritime na-
tlon in tho world"
Tue proposition Is clear and. to all rcsldonts In
countries where Royalty can exercise ia oenod-
cent sway III the distribution Of ribbons and nnnae-
handles, thoto will DO no question. mhntoYer That
the Miuistcr who succeeds ID bringing into tho
fold Of the Dominion Of Cauata tho last Htray-
lug member Of the orBtw1ilo flock OF Colonies,
will receive tue marx Of hls sose1eigns highest
pleasure. Under thoso circumstances, tue pas
sage Of THO aes destsoying :he tessgEaph-
monopolS; nnaor t1e auspices O. sno uonlea'
GRAFTON Ministers. has boon soizod upon %
good opportunity for pressing upon TUG New
toundlanders tho advantages Of union. tLink
| II 10 peflootiy aaio 20 say tha1 aoW-Kolne,
methodical, seotch5 Canaaa wl1i nave 1onndeu
! on her possosafons by adding No"toandland to
her empire, long bolore tue smart, ehtefprlslng,
| go-ahead. ac4ninltlfo uhitea slatos' has sue,
cooaea IN lnlillne her :manliess acstlny,
anu dona SERVICES 10 nuInauity ~ also " st'-
10 nGa of tn aa Of ino
M1L1TARY cAMps. ..
Martial sounds l'ave been beard Of late all o1er
the land. The flto has plpod. tho drum boat. tho
| b,lgle sounded. There has beon heard the 70.
vorborasing roar Of artillery, tho '''png" Of
| tho bullet, the "sattlo" Of filo-fsing: Our
/ cities have scen the paraaes Of banda Of atmed
men, headed BY organizations didcourBing the
most approved martial muBio. lsailroad-tralns,
steamboats, and wagon.roadB have boon Alsd
with men wearinE tue uniform OF soldiers Of H:
| 81. Queen Victoria. American visitors hRYo asked
| Of civilians:
"Expect another FeniAn inVRslonW
"No. ar."
''What, then, is tho cause Of Ill this pou,p
| and pride Of glorious war7 " 1t 4ic's birth
day I"
Tho Canuck, who is tue most loyal creature on
tho faoo Of tho earth. will perhaps resent this
eigr. but il he Ia nblp to smother hiH p1jnua-
tion. ha WILL inform tho traveller that tho
stir is caused by thc holding Of the annual camp,
ha!toq ans az aud a5gsao . ,l of Tue mil m t.
was ailyo. aiwsyB hold the positiou OF Chief Of
tho Mitsry s Department q 'f tha dominion. aud
little man ean., ue waa 50 fond Of Bis selliors
that ho always Ind magnificent army Of thon--
to- termInpd piit to cLauee thincs ttlo. They aro eo
I'M to have thoroux hly- oouipped and trained
Among tic orders recently issued from tile
lIllitia Department is one reducing tlo force to
so 1ll mcr. and fxinc r;eil rules rcspoctinr tho
ennluments of tho Officers. The nominal
strength Of Zach troop Of cavalry, garrison. bat
tory Of artillery, company of rifles. Infantry, and
eusiucers. is not to o3cecd 40 uo11-commissfoned
ofIicors aid men, with tlo addition OF two Dol
company for shareholders and band. The Grand.
Tlunk itailroad Brigade, organized for tha pro.
lection Of that nobio break7ooWn and smasi-uf
road. IRE notified that thoy viii not receive an5
nay i ior tLeir drll this yeer-aud they haye no
been trlllol.
THE PAYROLL,
Tbare 1,ave bcen tweIye esnns held. 1t which
abo,t thu mi comn]enent OF men hayo attend
eJ ;ro mat neisons, tho attent]a,,co ns sucl
oanrs IL a ser;ops inconYcnlcnce. nithnnah + Il
oyc,wxl,cra acknoviedred to be lis best Find o
trainfne for tba men. Tho following> scLednl
Of pnr diem nay viii. I think, proye }nterostiu,
| to the readeig Of The TllpUNE who arc ipeuei
| to tho "miltaty":
raentenont. Colonel in command OF battalion Il 81
aajors, $3.o0; Captains, +2e2: Lioutenaut, 81 SO
Ensign. Second Lienteuant, Or Garnet, tl;2a; <Adj
taut with ranR OF Ieusen.nt. $2.4a; Aa@utant WI
Iank o. Enalgn s&l5; "a mraymsstsf. $5:0s; surgeon OF
q nn sarsssn h.
paxmastcria 9crk. p6o nr,er1y.Iioom tiierE ooo
Hospai Sergeant, doe pay scrgcaut, Soc sergoant.
100; Cozporsis, oGe; Bugless aud TEunpetezs. CO.
, priyates, Coo.
! There is no pay when absont from camp; and
; ; cruel to cay. regimeptal officers acting tempo
rarily in higher position than their regiments
rank ATS only allowed tho pay of thor actua
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