The Sun.
London, England, 1855-09-19 00:00:00

SPEECH OF THE KING OF BAVARIA-

The following is the text of the speech deliver; e
by the King of Bavaria at the opening of VI
Chambers on the 15th :
" Gentlemen, Senators, and Deputies,—ln un--ar
the chambers fur the first time after the election 0' ir
puties for the seventh financial period, I feel great Es4o
faction in being able to state that the blessings of Pebe
have been preserved to our country, and that in ,'",e
midst of great combats the Germanic Confederation I:be
preserved its union. Under these Circumstances
solution of the questions which form the Princillt
object of the present Diet—the regulation. of be
finances for the seventh financial period—Will
considerably facilitated. It have subjected the w—y
get to d new examination, and have found that it is Pibs
Bible to somewhat reduce the charges imposed on ,
taxpayers. Simultaneously with the law of finances °be
the estimates of the expenses and receipts, bills Will
col
submitted to you on the taxes on incomes, capitals a,se
patents—also on the judicial organisation of the Rbeleit
provinces, and on the dotation of railways. This of
bill will also provide means for paying the expense Let
the Universal German Exhibition of 1854. The •
decision relative to this subject had to be taken at a Iret,
ment at which it was impossible to give full informatifs.,
to the chambers ; but I do not doubt that the great tv:e
portance of the national enterprise referred to Will as ,
induce you to give your assent to the bill. The tenpinoti
tion of the railways in the Palatinate will also req,lite
the presentation of several bills. The approaching
of the existing financial period will render it sonos3n,
to present a bill for the temporary increase of certaw.;
'taxes. The bill on the Penal Code, which could not
discussed in the last session, will be submitted to 1!4,1
again, and the draft of a code of police penalties v,rl'.
likewise be submitted to you. In compliance, too, is,,;
a. wish previously expressed, a bill on national and otil,„/
roads will be presented. In consequence of all this
labours will be extensive and important,; but your 0°
votedneAs and patriotism will enable you to clischsart
them with advantage to the country. My Governrce9r
will aid you as its duty requires. Let us proceed to 40
task with confidence in, and gratitude to, the AlmighT
By an abundant harvest he has lessened the grave
quietudes of preceding years, and he will remain 041.,
protection and defence, whatever the future may brift
forth, if that future finds us united in the fidelity whic'
we wish to preserve as the ancient inheritance of the
Bavarian people."

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LORD DIINDONALD—THE ADMIRALTY.—As an 111g1.
tration of the deplorable and disastrous consequences .'
suiting from the way in which officers in the naval,e`sf;
vice are treated by the Admiralty, we may state
the command of the Baltic Fleet was offered some 0110
ago to Lord Dundonald, but was declined for the reaa4)-,
we have above indicated, by the gallant and noble lore'
—Morning Adverti‘wr.
DOROUGa OF MARYLEBONE REGISTRATION.__YeSter;
day, Mr. John Fraser M`Queen, the revising barristbe
for the borough of Marylebone, held his sitting at the
Marylebone Court-house, for the purpose of revising,. '',..,.
list of voters for the parishes of Paddington and I%la`-'„i
lebone. There were very few claims or objections, 5,11 h-e
there were no points raised of any public interest. the
learned barrister will hold his court this day 3t of
vestry hall of St. Pancras for the revision of the lista_
that parish.
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THE LATE Mn. FEARGIS O'CONNOR —A men eeett
the friends of the late Mr. Feargus O'Connor has "„-ijr.
held in Glasgow, to consider the propriety of endeac-gett
ing to erect a monument in Scotland to the dece•
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gentleman. Dr. Greer, F.H.S., presided. After leek
conversation, in which all parties expressed thenoe re,
sanguine of success, it was agreed to call on the ft,°the
ing classes generally throughout Scotland to assiat;Less
work. A committee was appointed to issue an au`',..-epa
for that purpose, and likewise to take the necessatit,-,,g,
for holding a meeting of delegates from trades, sYn-c-
-and factories, in the same place, on Thursday eiraa/°°'
the 27th current. .t 1 for
MExlco.—The advices from Mexico just receiv.•-oota
nish a full detail of the abdication and flight of .m 1 rr
Anna, and of the subsequent position of the vaili) AA'
volutionary parties. The dates are to the 19th °fore
gust from the city of Mexico and to the 22d fronlotion
Cruz. It It appears that early in the month the intro& i.
of the President to surrender the Government anuinrol
the country was generally reported, and that a "eores
denial by the official journals and the issue of a 'tires:
prohibiting, under the most severe penalties, the "at et
lation of such a statement, merely had the eP:ti, of
causing it to be more firmly believed. On the 74011
August, before daybreak, Santa Anna ignozni,nl; OA
stole away, protected by a powerful escort, un,Ts in
pretence of proceeding to the State of Vera vspest
order to direct personally the military operations tell
the rebels. His real object, however; was irnine;. 0 01
known, and he was not far upon his read WA, 0.
pronunciamento took place in the capital ut, • the
basis of the plan promulgated in Ayntla '47/ O.
partisans of General Alvarez. This triumPli 0 sr
revolutionists was immediately followed _IL 00
cesses, and the order of the day is once alP;iee of
establishment of a wild democracy. The b°bovisg
several of the Ministers and friends of Santa A-9,..110.e, faT, '
been broken into, the furniture, books, plw'myeestuiP
riages, &c., were destroyed upon the spot. 1
lbey
well-known in connection with the foreign !leo, all,„
among the sufferers, his house having been P';,,, fbonu,'
the who!e of its contents, comprising an amain' oeee ill
and valuable papers, burnt in the street, the po&Akoi!
many cases being instigated and directed by disw7o ijonr
persons of a higher class. Subsequently, a Pr...storou
Government having been organ'eed, order wao:l4eing
but the probability was that the various parties "'Lon t
the generic term of "Liberals" would soen,7o er
quarrel. Meanwhile it was understood the: aof
isting Administration would adopt no measure: ~,rieatn
importance until General Camanfort, la,telY, Vof the
individual, s leader join them as one of the 'e's weed/
revolution. Notwithstanding this precaution ‘_e roost
renewal of disorder was considered certain,,reir doll
or ultra-Liberals, having already given out.l%,,Tatiesa'
that the army should be disbanded for Or _
Guard to take its place. They likewise insisted n_i_Llit of e. _
posaluf the church property, and the estabr :tr. jeeotta_
/igloos liberty, together with thesssinagpinciperdtehs,bsionepith% fair
who were legally constituted last year..l2is on tbil
dictator. A bitter contest between the L 10,64 eetn!),
one hand, and the army and church on the etit;l:ower 5:
consequently inevitable, and, looking
at
ultimate resni;
the latter, there was little doubt of the had signed,
a,
Previously to leaving the capital Santa Anna of them.
as usual, a vast number of promotion:, d manna hie
,uirrniiVerfit, eostf
will,
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ministration eminentlysc scandalous, aal opupso,i
appointments
tiss
less than 14,000. The Liberals, it iiiit !il cr"__; ,eeteisily
course, follow his example, and as the.s fan 0'1;11 Ce
0.
according to Mexican notions, eeq
population few
it is likely that at least one-half of _ . leading
gross, and as many smaller ones as
consist of public officers. One or
sea reform .
tla ratorte_rs:
tures of what is called the plan of thatu if the Aineri_te
reduction of the tariff, and it is said
t
proposals tome S
Minister had succeeded in his rec.
0 D leant. belief,i
aver?,:„n: of
Anna, which, according to popular
of several ini,..-0 to
up with the temptation of n
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custom homes „or
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dollars, for which the malt= . been
uttihhreere are pro/iv:
liberal footing of reoPlow..
ready put upon the inrnt
have been mortgaged,
f ,1 slice of territorY, 7,04
with tee United States. A re, i
the p$
included in that Will
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been arouse :
the duties would have
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the national jealousy having
failed.

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