, 1874-02-10
CANADA. !!

EkGEIx0n 4E6EuEHA 2&6E61pAA kRuA AsAs
pcndtturos OF the Dominion Cow
:. ernincnt--Ofticcrs Suspended for lMts-
conduct.
Special Dt.patch to This Cdfeaao Tribune.
TonoHro, Ont, Fob. 0.-Fuu returns received
from Prince Edward Island, HAow TINT all sig
mombers arc ministerial. At first, With parttal
returns, one Oppoaitloniet WAS reported olectou
but all eix are Atrougly-pronouncoa ministerial
ists All the Noya Scota returls aro In, and this
Province has almost unanimously de-
cared In favor ot Mackonzio'H Gov
erumont. DR.. Tupper, ut ono timo a
nofor,nor, but subsequently: renegade
to Liz party, aud bosom companion Of Sir John
III tho Cabinot, wllero ho became President Of tho
Council, boing tho only Oppositionist returned
OF twenty-one representatives Macdonald, OF
Capo Breton County, IN 1udopondont, being tho
only other member from thai Province not
pledged to support Maokeuzio, although his tom
donciaH arc Liberal.
i MANNED YEaTunE or TIE CONTEST
Is tho Immense majoritioB obtained. That OBJ
taiuod by MeHsrB. Jonca and Powers iB already
over 1900, with eight polling places to hear
from.
heard from. OF, the fifteen members elect,
twelve are Ministerial and three Opposition.
Two Of these, the Hou. Potter Mitchell aud
Palmer, wore former Representatives, Mitchell
HAVING CGGu All1f1aLcE OK 1AATluo Auu 4lSAtEloa
in Sir johns Coalition Government, and always
claiming to bo Liberal. OF tho forty-three
maritime momhorB, Sir John, ae leader Of the
Opposition, can only depend on three support
ers. Theao results, combined with similar ones
In the larger Provinces, arc In tho highest
sense. ....
ENCOURAGING AND nEAssun1N9,
as proof OF tho moral tone OF tho people, and o
fitting tribute to the sterling qualities Of Mac
kenzie, the new Primo Minister, who, notwith-
enter Sir John A. Macdonalda Government,
has gradually and honorably worked his way up
from ..
THE POSITION OF A WORKING sToNEMAsoN
to that Of First Minister Of the Grown in the
dominion.
Abiding to the results Of the contest. the
Globe snys: "Tho consequences inevitably
will be tho consolidation Of atrong. IN,
tional party; intuAion Of tho truo national
which hayo divided tho Confederation more or
loss into hostile camps instead Of presenting Q
compact union Of the whole OF tho people. It
ia for this the noformers havo protested against
those assaults On tho Constitution, which wore
strengthening OF tho late Ministry, at tho OK
penae Of the dearest interests Of Cannda. And
now tho echo Of their voice comos buck from tho
farthest limits OF tho Dominion, IN the hearty
response given by Nova Scotia and New Bruna.
wick ut tue pollB."
A telegram has been received from Fort Garry
concerning tile nominations for Manitoba on
Saturday. That Province ia entitled to four
membnra in the Commons. The Hon. D. A..
Smith, former member for selkirk, haR strong
opponent in tho porHon OF tho Hon. g. a. Han-
natyne. DR.. Shu1tz is to be opposed by Hay in
Lisgar. Cunningham and Ryan, both Minla-
terialistB, are In tho fold for Marquette, while
Ricl. tho murderer Of Scott during tho rebellion,
is candidate for provonoher, formerly repro
scnted BY tho late Sir George Carticr, but
whethor as Miuisterialist Or oppoBisionist it il
not stated.
REVENUES.
OTTAWA, Fob. 9.-ihe Dominion revenuo for
tho month Of January was Customs, 4692, lE2.-
05; exciae, 8469, Ill; poat-Ollico, 577, ,9S7 ~
Public Works, $50, ,560.33; Bill Stamps, 81, ILL.,
20; miscellaneous, S125, 5,0i7.10. Total, 81 1885,
CISCO. Expenditures, $9.759, ,2o1.3G.
4 R1DnoN-FAcTonv,
the only ono In Canada, has been opened at
Chambly Basin.
SUSPENDED Fon M18coNpucT.
The City Treasurer Of Quebec and other city
| officials have been Suspended Tor miRconauct