The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-06 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

('LOSE OF THE SESSION.
(THIS DAY.)

QUEEN'S SPEECH.

II el Lunt. nest today at two o'clock for thepur.
, I torveuaw maims* Which wraduee by reyel coal.
The Lunle Cemenkehesers were the Lund flan•

Ea I Granville. Earl of St. German*. Viscount
be!, And Lard Mostsaglo.

!tb.Ll RD VILLNCELLOR nad
HER MAJESTY'S SPEECH,

us• as tulluws

71t MID GISTLEMInt,

are commanded Ay her Majesty to release you from
r attoroJwitee ia peztkussat, aid at the same tune to
to you her Majesty's seknowledgments for the mal
,eeleity with w►ich you have applied yourselves to
:r! • prrformane of your desire durum the amnion of lorlia•
ut lOW hfteght to a close.

••Ihr Illnjesty commands um to inform yon that her
,lateen with foreign rower% are friendly and aAtixfactury.
hre Majesty 'mote there ie De danger of any thiturbeace
I the peace of

l'fwress of events in Italy has led to the union
.r greater part of the Peninsula in one monarchy
_oder hang Vide, Emmanuel. Her Majesty has
tiv..4l4hout ahoisiesd from say active interference in
Le trawatetione which base led to this molt, and her
eaniest wish as to these affairs is, that they mar he settled
the mum beet suited to the welfare and happiness of
the Italia people.
" The di.sensions which arose, some mouths ago, in the
railed States of North America have. unto' tunate/y,
award the character of open war. Her Majesty, deeply
itmestiog this cal unitons result, has determined, in coal-
men with the other Powers of Europe, to preserve a strict
esstrality between the contending parties.
" Tier Majesty commode us to inform you that the
tiessures adopted for the restoration of order and tran•
~tullity in Stria, is tidos of °erections between
her Majesty. the Emperor of Austria, the Emperor of
the Ertel, the King of Prussia, the Emperor of
Itamity and the Sultan, having socomplished their
;vew, the European troops which, in pursuance of those
sareotions, were for a time statioeed in Syria to co-operate
with the troops and authorities of the Sultan, have been
withdrawn ; and her Majesty trusts that the arrangements
•hilt hare be,n made for the administration of the dim.
trial' which had been disturbed will henceforwanl secure
ti,eir internal tranquillity.

" Her Majesty has seen with satisfaction the rapid im-
provement to the internal condition of her Last Indian ter.
ntorte.. and the prime's which has been made toward.
e iiiabstog the revenue and expenditure of that part of her
empire.

" lIIENTII/111,11 or THr. II OrNE or CONIMONR,
Her Majesty commands us to convey to you her warn'
acknowledgments for the liberal supplies which you have
masted for the terries of the preterit year; and her
Msjray has seen with satisfaction that after amply provid-
*lag for the wants of the public service, you have been able
to mike a sensible diminution at the Wee levied upon her
peupie•
"NT LOWS AIM 012f11.101101.

" Her Majesty commands us to 'sprees to you the deep
gratification with which she has witasred the spirit of de-
rood patrietann wbich continues to estimate her volunteer
limes ; and the admiration with which she has observed
their rapid progress in discipline and military efficiency.
" Her Majesty bas given her cordial assent to the act for
completing the number of the members of the House of
Voyages' by allotting the forfeited seats of Sudbury and
R. Albeit's.

" Ifer Majesty trusts that the act for improving the laws
Mails' to bankruptcy and iasolymacy will be productive
of importaat advantage to the tunde and commerce of her
subjects.

"Her Majesty bas given her ready went to acts for con-
solidating and aminsilating the criminal law of England and
Ireland, and for promoting the revision of the statute law.
"Her Majesty has given her assent to important acts
which she trate will have the effect of opening more
largely employment in the public aervice to the European
ail native inhabitant. of ladle; of improving the 1110111111 of
lsgialetioa ; of furthering the ends of justice ; and of pro-
moting the coetinstment and well-being of all classes of her
Majesty's bidets subject..
" Her Majesty has assented with Osamu* to the act for
the improvement of harbours on the court of the United
Xiagdom, and for relieving merchant shipping from passing
Ws and also to the act for improving the administration
of the law relating to the relief and the removal of the
Poor.

" Her Majority truida that the act for rendering more sexy
arreagementa conneeMol with the drainage of land will moist
agricultural improvements is many parts of the United
Kingdom.

" Her Majesty has gladly givon her salmi to many other
masons of public usefulness, the results of your labours
dwriag the amnion sow brought to it/ close.
"Her Moissty has observed, with heartfelt @Midst/lion,
the "Wit of loyalty, of order, and of obedience to the law,
which prevails throughout all bar dominions, sad oho trysts
that by wise tedi latiw, and a Jed administration of the
kW, the coatinuanos of this happy data of things will be
word.

eta rots/nisi to your rospsetive coludiss, you will still
hays mportsst puldie dation to performs ; sad bar Majesty
le/Testily preys that the Meeting of Almighty God may
attend your szartioss, sad may guide them to the attain-
ment of the object, of her Majesty's cambia{ solicitude—
lb, welfare sod happens's of leee people."

HOUSE OF COMMON& —(THIS DAY.)
no brew Art at 114'11468i o'cla:k.
GALWAY CONTRACT.
_ _

la reply to Yr. BRADT.

Lord I'ALYERSTON said tb. govenuseut would be
rowed to bike ludo their favourable coiwiderstioe
Ulll rowneweedatios of the euweeleleo. sod would, if the
Adootie Comp's, amid am thee Wry woe Is . poitioe
so corn out • mitred properly, unbolt le pediment era
u.lOll as, wheals for • vesetrel of the entrant

Duni or Vten-ADMInAI. Mtn Thoaui HEltimrr
K.C.B - -We bees to rested Mee drib ef Vice. Admiral Si;
Thema Herbert, who died yeeteeley rserula• at his tome
residoem is Vedettes-plass, eller • protracted Mmes. The
(inset ciffteer, who was One eased goo of Mr. R. T. Herbert.
of the county of Kerry, wee berm be 17114 sad we • eel
lateral member of the wide beam et Pambreles. H.
esterssl the navy in Jule, 1805, cm bend lie Riumellest. 74,
Caputo F. *Ahem°. As mewed what swot distimede• is
thei two thins* wart Is 11447, h. wee Comm.
don on the moth -obit coast el America. Yom rebreary be
December, I't.2, he was ow of the Jester Lords el the Ad-
miralty. He repremented Dartmouth is the Howes of Cons
seas from July 1832, to April, 1857, but etwebeeleml Nese
borough nombremlully is WO. The late Admiral gem.
missions bore dato as follows ;—Lieutesoust, IWO ; Capteis
23th November, lad; Rear-Admiral, 364,1% October, 1832;
sad ViessAdmind, Nth December, 1867.
SUDDLI4 DZATII or A CLOWYMAN.-00 Sun-
day eacenteg considerable exciteroset was °maimed in
the pariah of Messing, near Colchester, Essex, by the
evades demons of the Rev. T. Hoodenoo, the highly
esteemed vicar, whilst in the performance al divine service
is the yurieh church. The rev. geotlemsn, who bed for
some time beets in a declining state of health, was in the
• t of shnisidesring the Sacrentent when he fell speechless
upon the door of tbe alter. The churchwardem or
friends immediately rendered sesiatance, and and
the WC
gentleman was simmered to the vicarage, but a short die.
lane. lonia the church, when it was discovered that life
wee quite extinct. 'rho body now awaits • coroner's is.
Roast. The deemed, who was instituted to the living is
lati, was ••retral dean of Colchester and Prebesdary of St.
Peers, sod wee generally held in high repute amongst the
clergy of his di..trict as a men of great erudition end high
mhasotic attainments. The lirisg, which is but small, is
in the gift of the Earl of Veers am.
Twc (harm: Sr..okix.—Yeetenlay morning, in
moronism, with annual custom at Billingsgate (the 4thl of
August lons' fallen on the Sunday), the legal opening of
trade truffle in oysters toot pLos. Mr. Deering, the
dent of the market, with his son, were on duty, but their
litniness, is respect of the circumstance, wan very Might, as
hot serest vessels in all formed the oyster Beet which in
we renumber reporting as being so many as 31i.
thetaprices ruled very higti, sad satires were very warm.
The following we thimble/ay run of prices :—Best satires
teopply very short), 425. to 445. • old coral and pearl callies,
les. to ; *Mob collie, 16s. to Ills. ; Cherie rock sad
,l'oirs rallies, 14s. to 16s. ; commons, 10e. to per
18144. Tim short supply is to be attributed to the fact
that the day of Billingsgate ea • •' premier" oyster mart is
put ; the nulways havingobishesd most pad of the oyster
coureysoce, both fur the street sod trade supply, by a touch
more rosily mode of .1-inverts's and delivery than that of
eater Molten, subject to the delivery dues of the corpora-
tee of Leedom.