, 1877-07-08

Tho OFanEenen and Their Ifoup1es---Ane Ut
Late Steamboat Dit.tculty--Commenta ol
tho London TilnoS on the Fishery CUES
3; aIon.
6pe4dl Dispatch to Tie Tribune.
!: MONTREAL, Quebec, July 7.-T1c Orange
men haze been unable so far to obtair
q church to hold divine service in on The
1oth Of July The trustees Of the Zion Church
have refused to grant the use Of their church
for that day. The question is asked, Why
should other churches than the one their Chap
lain belongs to be expected to provide place
of worship to preach in on the 12tt, of July: u
the Oranecmcn tan get suitable person to
head them, they say they will walk in proces'
sion. whether they ret the use Of church OF
not, hut they arc not satisfied with tho men
fiat are nuttinr themselves forward as their
representatives
Tho Directors Of the Ottawa River Naviga-
ton Company held a meeting to-day to investi-
gate the difficulty that occurred on board their
steamer between the Papal Zouaves and the
Captain. They find that the zouaves were
wrong il. applying to the pilot instead OF the
Captain for permission to hoist their Tag, ana
that the pilot had no right to disturb the steam
er's flags without permission OF the Captain,
but that the Captain, before hauling down the
Papal fag, should have demonstrated with the
zouavcs. They decided further that no party
flag will in future be allowed to be hoisted on
their steamers, and retain the Captain in their
service
Soecjol Dispatch to The Tribune.
MONTREAL, July THE Hon. Justice Darion
to-day gavc an elaborate Judgment in the Jac-
cues Carter County contested election case
The Hon. Mr.. lafinmme was elected for the
.>ounty some time age, but his right to the seat
~. A.. I<~f1 1,r.tto ind
ruptiou. His Honor reviewed at length the law
Of the case, and held that respondent had used
personal efforts to prevent ANYTHING improper
icing done; also, that his agents had kept with
in the letter Of the law. The petition was dis
missed with costs against the petitioner. The
Hon. Mr.. Lafla1nme holds the office Of Minister
OF Justice In the Dominion Government: The
case excited great interest, and the Court-House
was crowded.
HALIFAX. july THE answer OF the agents
of the United States Government to the case
on behalf OF Great Britain before the Fishery
Commission was flied to-day with the Secretary.
The Commission did not meet
A dispatch from ST. john N B., saws build
ing operations arc going on briskly- Ten thou
sand dollars additional have been received from
specsa, Dispatch TO The Tribune.
ToRoSTo, july IA number Of vessels trad
ing to this port have been stripped and laid up,
freight not being high enough to defray ex-
penscs. Twenty cents per ton is paid for coal
TO Ontario ports, and 80 cents to Lake Eric.
70 she Wesftsa Associated rrtss
ToRoSro, July IA spe:ial to tue Globe
dated London, July G. says: The 7s,nes in an
editorial on the Fisheries Commission, says !:
tsThc Alabama ease, In which It was certain
England would have to pay something. was not
I'll looked after. It was expressly stated it was
to be decided upon all the points by majority
OF the arbtrators, but when it was referred the
liability OF tho United States was not easily Sc
cured. We shall have first to convince the
United States Commissioner, and lie
n1ay possibly be little deaf 10 the
arguments which seem clear enough TO
others. We may nope, at any rate, that thc
case will be decently conducted On our siae.
No sum should be asked from the United states
beyond that to which VIC arc prepared to main
tain our right that which We believe CnnIn1s-
eIoncrs would assign If they Judged correctly.
The possibility that they may choose to save
themselves some trouble and some otiium by
taking the case half way and splitting the oil
ference between what We ask and what the
United States offer, is no reason why We should
ask more than We are entitled to- 1t concerns ou1
honor to grea better example Of tue way in which
mn international lawsuit should he conducted on
the part OF the plaintiff. Compared with
this the result Is q mattcr OF Indifference We
shall acnuiescc In anything which, in some way
or other settles the fisheries question between
tho United States aud ourselves, and prevents
them from being again left open and perpet-
4.ul subject for aa to quarrel over.''
MONTREAL, July 7.-Thc shareholders Of the
$ta.lacona Insurance Company arc dissatisfied
with the resolution OF the directors to wind u[
the Company, and general meeting will be
1leld to determine the course to pursue.