rvvjiunn iiriuri:. Mi. Kkrr mo\cd, "That tho report of the Select Committee on the Panmure Bridge Bill he adopted. 1 ' He thought then* would not be much discussion on thi*, as it was the inteiest of the Province that the budge should bo m.ulo. It would release the revenue fiom an annual chaigo of £300 or £100, and sine the expense ol a new punt, which must otheiwise soon take place. The lepoifc, having been read, was adopted. The following is the report as passed :—: — " That tho main questions which aioso for the con sidei.itiou of your committee were — w bother this nuclei taking should bo prosecuted undor the super vision of a local board or by the Piovincial Govern ment ; and also — whether a land rate should be levied •as. well as tolls established on the bridge. " Your committee have examined w itnpsies, and arc of opinion that tho difficulties attending the levying of a into are such as would lendei it impracticable ; ami having also examined \\itnossen as to the piobablo cost of a bridgo, and the amount of tolls that would arise theiefioni, find that at piehont tho traffic upon a model ate toll would yield a nett i oven no of £1,137 19s. Gd., which would, within £62 Oh. (id., pay tho inteient and sinking fund on £15,000 (the estimated cost of tho budge); and taking into consideration the lapid incicuio of tiaffic that would uueessai lly take place upon, tho completion of the bridge, thcio can bo no doubt that this deficiency would lie nioie than mado up, and thit theie would be an ample margin left for thoneoes'-aiy wnaiis of the budge. "His honor tho Superintendent liaß infmmed your committee that a sufficient number of responsible landownns inle'iested in the constiuction of the budge aie pieprued to enter into u guarantee to the Piovin cial Government for the paj'inctit of the iuteiest and sinking fund upon the funds advanced for the con struction of the bridge until its completion. r "Youi committee aie of opinion that inasmuch as the le\ying a local l.ito upon tho lands will he found iinpiaclicablo, the foimation of a local honid would be unneees'-ai v and inexpedient, and that the vnik should be uudei taken by the Piovincial Government. 