No. 1 .. PUBLIC ACCOUNTS OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA:-For the fiscal year ended ESTIMATES:-Sums required for the service of the Dominion of Canada, for the year ended 30th June, 1873. Supplementary ;-for the year ending 30th June, 1872. No. 5. MARINE AND FISHERIES:-Annual Report of the Department of, for the year -Reports of the Minister of Marine and Fisheries; and memorandums and documents prepared for the Honorable Mr. Campbell in connection -Correspondence &c., relating to the conduct, suspension and dismissal of Mr. W. Cooke, Fishery Overseer, in the County of Bonnaven- -Correspondence between the Dominion and Imperial Govern- ments, relative to the illegal abduction, by American Citizens, from the Port of Guysboro', in Nova Scotia, of the American Fishing Schooner, C. II. Horton, while awating the action of the Court of Admiralty in -Correspondence between the Minister of Marine and Fisheries and No. 6.. INLAND REVENUES OF DOMINION OF CANADA:-Report, Returns, and Statistics of, for the year ended 30th June, 1871. No. 7 .. MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS OF CANADA for the year 1869-70. Part I. No. 9.. INSURANCE :-Statements made by Insurance Companies in compliance with the Act 31 Vict., cap. 48, sec. 14. No. 10.. BRITISH COLUMBIA:-Report of the Hon. H. L. Langevin, C.B., Minister of No. 11.. LIBRARY OF PARLIAMENT:--Report of the Librarian on the State of. No. 12.. BAPTISMS, MARRIAGES, AND BURIALS :-General Statement of, for certain No. 13.. BANKS-Lists of the Shareholders of the several Banks of the Dominion of Canada, in compliance with the Act 34 Vic., cap. 5, sec. 12. No. 14.. CENSUS :-Returns for the year 1871, taken under the Act 33 Vic., cap. 21. -Report of things done under "The Census Act," in conformity with No. 15.. MANITOBA EXPEDITION :-Statement of Expenditure made on account of, under authority of a Special Warrant issued by His Excellency the Governor General, according to provisions of Act 31 Vic., cap. 5, sec. 35, clause 2, and Order in Council, 17th October, 1871. -Order in Council, dated 17th October, 1871, respecting the appropriation of $100,000 to meet the expenditure of the No. 16.. UNFORESEEN EXPENSES:-Return of Warrants issued under authority of orders in Council, from 1st July, 1871, to 31st March, 1872, and charged to appropriation for Unforeseen Expenses, granted by Act 34 Vic., cap. 1, schedule B. No. 17.. SUPERANNUATION :-Statement of all allowances and gratuities granted under -Statement of the cases in which additions have been made to the actual number of years' service of persons employed in the Civil Service who have been superannuated, under the provisions of the Act No. 18.. WASHINGTON TREATY :-Message from His Excellency the Governor General transmiting for the information of the House of Commons certain Despatches and Minutes of the Privy Council, having reference to the Treaty of -Message from His Excellency the Governor General transmiting for the information of the House of Commons, certain Despatches and Correspondence between the Governments of Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island and the Imperial Government, in reference to the Fishery Clauses of the Treaty of Washington. No. 19.. RED RIVER -Schedule of claims arising out of the late Insurrection at Red -Return to Address for a statement in detail of all the claims --Return to Address, for a statement in detail of all the claims No. 20.. PROVINCIAL AND DOMINION NOTES:-Circulation statement of Provincial and No. 21.. BANK OF UPPER CANADA:-Statement of Affairs of the estate of the Bank of the 30th June, 1871, returned to Parliament in accordance with the Acts Report of the Indian Branch of the Department of the Secretary of State for the Provinces. No. 23..STATUTES OF CANADA:-Official distribution of the Statutes of Canada, 34 Victoria, being the Fourth Session of the First Parliament, 1871, under the provisions of the Act 31 Vict., Cap. 1, Sec. 14. [Not printed.] No. 24.. RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE OF CANADA :--Statement of Receipts and Ex- No. 25.. INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY:-Annual Report of the Commissioners. -Copies of all correspondence between the Govern- ment and all other parties, such as Engineers and Contractors, respecting the Interclonial Railway Bridge to be constructed across the Miramichi -Return to Address, Statement of all costs and charges connected with the survey and management of the Intercolonial Railway, since the date of last Return made to this House on the subject, up to the present time; shewing in separate sums the amount of travelling and other expenses of the Commissioners, including all the expenses of the Commissariat Office, since the above date. -Return to Address, Papers, Letters and Docu- ments that have passed between the Government of the Dominion, the Commissioners on the Intercolonial Railway, and other persons interested in the following matters, viz. :-As to the rent paid by the said Com- missioners, for the use of the House now occupied at Newcastle, by A. Light, Esq,, and the Intercolonial Office, stating who was the owner. 1st. Of the said House at the time it was so rented. 2nd. Of the lands taken for the Railway Station. 3rd. Of the Old Ship Yard intended for Water terminus. 4th. Of the Old Commercial Buildings now occupied as the Custom House at Newcastle, specifying separately the amount paid yearly for rent, the land damages, and the price paid or to be paid for each of the said premises, and to whom, when and how? No. 26.. FENIAN INVASION, CANADA:-Return to Address, Copies of all Despatches and correspondence between the Dominion Government and the Imperial Government, relative to the claims arising from the Fenian Invasion of Canada, &c., and of the account of the Fenian Brotherhood drawn up by MANITOBA :-Return to Address, Copies of all cor- respondence with Lieut. Governor A. G. Archibald, of Manitoba, and Mr. McMicken, Land Commissioner, regarding the Fenian Invasion of Mani- toba; and the intercourse of the said Lieut. Governor with Louis Riel, &c. No. 27... PENITENTIARIES:--Report of the Directors of Penitentiaries of the Dominion of Canada, for the year 1871. No. 28..INDIANS :-Return to Address, Copies of all correspondence relative to the appointment of a Commissioner or Commissioners for the Indians in Northumberland, N. B. [Not Printed.] No. 29.. PROVINCIAL BUILDINGS, HALIFAX :-Message from the Governor General transmiting certain correspondence, with the award of the Arbitrators on the Claims of the Government of Nova Scotia, in connection with the Provincial Buildings at Halifax. No. 30.. TRIDER, ALBERT:-Return to Address, Official Reports relative to the death by an accident on the Government Railway between Windsor and Halifax; of Albert Trider, an Employé on the road; the proceedings on the Coroner's Inquest; and also a Return of all accidents on the road. [Not printed.] No. 31.. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY:--Account of the moneys expended under the authority of the Act 31 Vict., Cap. 67; on account of the Geological Survey of Canada, for the year ending 30th June, 1871. -Summary Report of Geological Investigations, dated the 20th May, 1872. No. 32.. PERLEY, M. (C. E.) :-Return to Address, Reports made by Mr. Perley, C.E., on the most practicable and effectual means of securing and maintaining unimpeded navigation of the River St. John, at or near the Oromocto Shoals (so called.) [Not printed.] No. 33.. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY:-First Progress Report on the Canadian Pacific Railway, by Sanford Fleming, Esq., Engineer-in-Chief. -...Return to Address, Copies of all instructions to, and correspondence with the Engineers in charge of Divisions B. C. D. aud E., of the Canadian Pacific Exploratory Survey, and of any report of investigation into the cause of the failure of Division C., of said Survey, &c. [Not printed.] No. 34.. WINDSOR AND ANNAPOLIS RAILWAY:-Return to Address, Correspondence between the Government and the Windsor and Annapolis Railway Company; including any memorials or protests addressed to the Government by the Company, and of any agreements made between the Government and the Company of the Government Railway between Windsor and Halifax, on their enjoyment of running power over the said Road. [Not printed.] No. 35.. PROVINCE OF CANADA, DEBT OF-Return to Address, Correspondence between the Government of the Dominion, and the Governments of the Provinces of Quebec and Ontario, on the subject of the division of the surplus of the debt of the former Province of Canada, &c.; and correspondence with the Governments of the different Provinces of the Dominion with respect to applications made for additional subsidies or more favorable financial terms than granted by the Confederation Act. [Not printed.] No. 36..SCHOOL ACT, NEW BRUNSWICK-Return to Address, Correspondence or |