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The Daily Dispatch: March 13, 1865., [Electronic resource], One thousand Dollars reward. (search)
The latest arrival from Europe is to the 26th ultimo. Great Britain--debate in Parliament — the times on the peace conference. In the House of Lords, February 21, Lord Lynden drew attention to the official report of Colonel Jervois on the defences of Canada, by which it appeared that this province is almost destitute of the means of resisting any attack from the American States. It was useless to say there existed no danger of such an attack. There could be no doubt that the fes course in dealing with the question. He concluded by asking what measures were intended to be taken with regard to the defences of the province. Lords De Grey and Ripon admitted the importance of the question; but as to the report of Colonel Jervois, it really contained nothing that was not perfectly well known to all who had taken any interest in the subject. In producing the report he denied that he had been guilty of any official indiscretion. Earl De Grey and Lord Ripon admitt