The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-15 00:00:00

BRAZIL

The Emperor of Brazil opened the second imaion
of the tenth legislature of the General Legislative
Aesembly on the 3rd ult., uitit the following
speech:
August sad most worthy Representatives of the Nation
The meeting of the General Legislative Amenaly is always
en mouton of the greeted joy to me, and of well-founded
hopes to the nation.
Thanks to the Almighty, the empire has enjoyed pesos sod
. . .

Ttie spirit of concord sod moderation ervich has presided
over the policy of my government continues to produce its
salutary aerie.
The relations of the empire wig(( other powers are of the
mom perfect peace and amity.
sifialybcvernment has concluded with that of the Oriental
r ,on the 16th of September, 1867. an agreement on
lavlatic navigation; and alio, on the 20th of November of
het year, • new convention of the same nature with the
goverment of the Argentine Confederation; thus com-
pleting the treaty of March 7, 1866.
All the difficulties are solved which had seisms between
Brazil and Paraguay. My government has concluded with
that of this last Republic, on the 12th of February of the
premed you, an additional treaty to that of April 6th, 1866,
whereby the dignity as well aa the interests of both eta...
en duly comulted. The ratifications of this treaty were ex-
cheated on the 30th of April last.
By treatise of December 14th, bog year, the frontier line
of Brazil and the Argentine Confederation has been settled
between the Rivers Crttgesy and Parana, as well as the
extradition of criminals and of Brazilian slaves.
By • treaty concluded in London on the 6th of February
this year, political and commercial relations have been
opened between this empire and that of Turkey.
Important are the legislative enactments with which I
make no drabs your seal will endow the nation.
The repression of crime calla for commune which, fru-
ratiteeing liberty and individual security, will respect the
righta of society.
Immoveable property demands a law which may assure its
value and facilitate he transfer, by inspiring capitalists with
confidence.

The tranquillity of families and the legitimacy of children
gaffer considerably from the want of legislative enactments
which may not only regulate the conditions of the conjugal
May but also legalise it, whatever be the religion of the
merried, that of the state being always respected.
Colonisation has met with obelacles in its progressive ad-
vance, despite the snorts of my goverement to promote it.
Bat pita faith hi the fulfilment of contracts and the
simarancee of a prosperoas future to the emigrants, will dis•
.spate prejudices un vourable to emigration to Brazil. For
the attainment of this advantage. so urgently required by the
circumstances of our agricultural production, a law is needed
to Unpin the emigrant with full confidence in the country of
his adoption.
The sufferings of the people, owing to the high prim of
hod, amass me profound grief. My goveroment have applied
themselves to study the causes of Ibis lamentable misfortune,
not to moist the localities where the evil hi;
wilrwith most severity ; and we expect that you will aid
enr suggestions and enlightened measures their efforts
he the removal of the.. causes.

The weight A' the military service calla fora reform of the
rum& •stem of etc-mill:2c
♦ good law of promotion madam to be one of the wants
full by the war navy.
The state of the public income continues proaperous . the
revenue baa been progressively increasing, notwlthatanding
some Interruption of commercial traursotione aonasquest
upon the miens which lately 'hook the industries of other
states, and netwithatanding our reduction of the duties of
Importation, which I decreed in favour chiefly of the articles
of general conraroption, and of them, that are most required
foe the development of industry.
The estAblishment of 12,W means of oommunication by
land and by sea—souse of the enterprise" organised foe such
purports. and favoured by the laws, beginning already to ren-
der valuable services—moat contribute to increase the na-
tional wealth.

;:delsTers and secretaries of state will transmit to you
all the information you may require f e the fulfilment of the
honourable mission which is incumbent upon you.
Au ust and worthy representatives of the nation —To
uphold the political institutions to which the empire owes
its stability, whirl will secure its future greatness ; to 'min-
a& rescued among all Brazilians, by dist of wise and just
neessaros, which may harmonise a well-understood liberty
with the necessary security, public and private; to diffuse
instruction end morality amongst the people ; to promote the
development at the immense resources which our country
ollsre--euck have been the object. of my constant efforts, and
will aloe ha, as before, the scope of yours. United in one
eines thought, the constitutional powers of the etas, !end-
ive' each ootthheerr fell on-operation in the aurrim of their high
functions, our mother-country will rim to that degree of
prosperity to which all peoples are called when they ahow
themselves duly grateful tor the blessing, of Providence, who
has been eo bountiful towards Brasil, by their morality, their
respect tor the laws, and their love of industry The session
opined.

SPORTING.

TATTRRSALL'S—Mon DAT.

As meal et this mktr period of the year, the early part
of the elimmooa was ceriapted with settliag the asermals of
the past week. lettitat cm the Ileadicep events did not
reeks leach proems, ehhoagk owe or two eignificaat move-
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favourlie Orr the Northumbsilead Piet*, 11 to 2 being the
bigheads' spinet him; 8 to 1 wee laid against Underhand
tarty d the thsraoon hut at the close not more than 6to 1
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te 1 wee Aland against Bird -ia-ttio- Hand , and Telegram
wee seat to 33 to I. Rosati, about whom es little as 10 to 1
had hew taken in the City, wee backed at 100 to 8 for the
Goodwood Stakes. Han, BMA however, " came" with
some faros into the battle., sad from 16 to 1 quickly ed-
. vowed to 14 tot take, sad gofers were made to beck him
to heat sayttriag," a ilmmatetration which calmed Rosati to
needs la 14 to I.

?he iioneei;mose demand foe the Derby .ere Masjid,
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