, 1879-03-09
CANADA.

The Poor NOrEtngfhAn-oeseFe AA"noo*'
storm-A1etiicai Laws-protection for AEra-
cultural Interasts-The Toronto Bfshupr!o
--Outario's New Territory-Small-Pox--
observation-disclosures as Winter-Port.
4soec,ai Diepafch 10 Tx Tribune
MONTREAL, March S-Mayor BeaudEy has
der]jued to attend the Inauguration Of his sue
sr<caz Dispatch to The 7'1ouae
OTTAWA, March ga deputation consisting
of The Hon. Senator Skead, Ncssrs. Trow, Cur
rier. Wright, and Tasse, II. F., and others
waited on the Minister Of Agriculture to-day on
behalf of the unemployed workingaen Of THIS
ctr, They asked the Government to aid them
in removing to Manitoba, where they wish to
take up lands. The Hon n. Pope said it was
matter which the Government could not deal
with, as such al act wou}u be unconstitutional.
The Government we're, OF course, very anxious
to improve the condition OF the worEing-classes,
and would 90 all in their power towards that
end.
spectar Dispntch to The 71i0une-
TORONTO, March S.-A very severe thunder
storm passed over the central portion OF onta-
rio this afternoon. Dispatches received from
different sections report great damages oy lght-
! ming, several houses and barns having been
purnt, and cattle destroyed So lar DO loss oil
human life Is reported, though there have been
several narrow escapes.
Special Dispatch to Tie Tribune.
OTTAWA, March S.--A number Of leading
medical men connected with the College OIL
Physicians and Surgeons OF Ontario arc here
With the object ot having the Government
secure some CHAM. it possible, in recent En-
glish legislation which iuterfcres with the
local rights of the Province Of Ontario in the
matter Of medical education. 1t has recently
cropped out that, By statute, an English grad
uatc can, one year after passing, demand
registration in the Province Of Ontario without
] passing any examination within its borders. The
| College Of Physicians aud Surgeons Of
| Ontario demand from all parties practicing
medicine within the Province an cx-
Inination as a test OIL Htness.
As matters now stand, some Ontario graduates
| have eyaded the law py crossing the Atlantic
| and taking degree in some institution, subsc-
| auently coming back and demanding registration
| here. A change is desired in the medical acts
of Great Britain, such as will sui: the require
uents Of the medical fraternity OF this country
The claims OF the Canadian officers to the va
cant position OF Second Aide-dc-Camp to Gen.
| Sir aclby SmYthe have again been overlooked.
| It is stated that an officer from the Fifteenth
| Hussars has been appointed
The pamphlet on the Militia, written 6y 1.-TWO
| Militiatnen, - and printed in eford's Canadian
.lfoutAl4, has been distributed among the mem
| hers.
4 dcputation Of Conservative members Of the
| House Of Commons waited on the Finance
| Mi1ister, and presented q petition, signed BY
t thirty-four Government supporters, represent
! ing agricultural constituencies, and demanding
protection Tor tile agricultural interests: The
| petition requested the following tariff: Wheat,
20 cents per tushcl; -four, 81 per barrel; oats, III
hn1S houf h41Et Et1n1
10 to Is ccnts per bushcl lire stock 20 per cent;
and all canned meats, cents per pound The
deputation were not favored with q very salts
factory reply.
Mr. F. Osler, Of tile firm Of Bcthune, Osler q
| Moss, has been appointed to the JudgeShtp
rendered vacant by the promotion OF Mr. jus
rice Gwynne to a seat on the Bench Of the Sn-
preme Court OF the Dominion.
Amcmber OF the local Legislature at Toronto
solennlv resolved, the other day, that the
pruuing-knife should be applied, no matter
whose OK was gorcC. 4 member of the Do
minion Parliament has made even greater bull,
by declaring it to be the bounden duty OF the
Government TO provide for those who had
their country.
t1sSicl DfsDaca to The Tribune
| TORONTO, March s. S.-Archdeacon Sweatman's
letter accepting tue Toronto Bisnopric has been
received, and transmitted to the House OF Bish-
OPS, and, after they have confirmed the election
they viii appoint date for the conservation
which will probably be about the end Of April.
4 peculiar feature Of the election is the 'tae'
that, On the first eighteen ballots, the Arch
received only one essa vote sna that
ceeded in CARRYING the Archdeacon's election
against all the other nominees.
Two bills relating TO the territory acquired by
the Province OF Ontario under the recent bound
arY-arbitratiop, have passed the LEGISLATURE
The first Of these enact that the LEGISLATURE
consent to allow the Dominion Parliament to
declare that the boundary decided upon BY tht
arbitration shall heresfter be the boundary 1a "a o
the Province. The second provides Tor the ad'
ministration Of justice in Northwestern on
tario. For this purpose it. divided into thret
districts, kuown respectively as Ihu9def BAY
these districts embraces all the territory
west OF The present easterly boundary
Of the Thunder Bay District,-that IS, "
Elghty-seycnth Meridian; the second, all tht
territory cast of that meridian, west Of lint
due north OF the most westerly mouth o.
French River, and south Of the watershed
separating tue wsters flowing into HUDSON ba'