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IMPERIAL PAR LXAMENT.

HOUSE OF LOADS.—(Mis Day.)
The House of Lords met to-day at two o'clock, ac-
cording to usual custom, to prorogue Parliament prey.-
ous t the dissolution. The prorogation took t lice by
Royal Commission.

Feruk Khan, the Pt rsian Ambassador, and suite were
pre 'eat, aud'oocupied seats on the episcopal bench.
The Opposition benches were occupied by a large
number of la lies connected with various peers of the
realm. 4

• The Royal Commissioners were—the Lord Chancellor,
Earl Granville, the Marquis of Breadalbane, the Earl of
Harrowby, and Lord Stanl -y of Aided ey.
ROYAL ASSENT.
The Speaker and members of the House of Commons
were summoned to heir the royal assent given by ooni-
tni.o•ion to the following bills !--
Mr. S maker'e Retilem-nt Bill.
Ex theq tier Thlls (24,049;7601.) Bill.
Wiisolidated rand (A.,:itoptiaticn) BF.
C ontnous Liclo ure Bid
Conitni,si.,ners of Supply (St:Alin) . 9,0 t, 1856,
Aniondweiit Bill.
I come Tax Bill.
Lidemnity MI.
C ipylio!d and Inch)! urea Commissions Ell.
Ecell,iastical Jurisdiction Bill.
Lighting of Teens (Ire aud) Bill.
( Customs Duties 11 11.
Racehorse Duty AA Amendment 13.11.
Paupor Maintenance 1111'.
li.lxt.a Parochi:il }noes Bill.
Mutiny 88.
Marine Mutiny Bill.
Cornwall Railway Bill.
Prier's Patent Candle Company's 88.
Whitehaven, Cleator, and Eszremont Railway Bill.
ROYA SPEECH.
The LORD CHANCELIAOR then read LeiMajepty's
most gracious speech, which will be found in another
column.
At the conclusion of the reading of her Majesty's
Speech, Parliament was declared prorogued in the usual
form. Their lordships then broke up.

HOUSE OF COMMONS—{This Day.)
The SPEAKER took the chair at half-past one o'clock
The O'DONOGUIIR tooh the oaths and his seat for Tip
perary, in place of James Sadleir, expelled.

NAPLES.
Mr. I'. DIINCOMBE asked the noble lord the First
Lord of the Treasury whether any overtures had been
made from the King of Naples with regard to the renewal
of diplomatic relations between the Government of the
Two Sicilies, and if so, whether those overtures were
likely to be accepted
Lord PALMERSTON said no overtures, properly so
,called, had been reeeived but indirectly a wish had
been expres.ed by the representatives of the Argentine
Confederation t,) bum that if political prisoners now in
the prisons in Naples were banished to that Confedera-
tion that would be omsidered by the two Governments
as a substantial fulfilment of the object for which diplo-
matic relations had been broken off. Speaking for the
British Government, the mere banishment of persons
for the purpose of filling these prisqns again with fresh
arrests would not be considered as fulfilling the purpose
for which diplomatic negotiations were broken off.

MOROCCO.
Colonel W. PATTEN inquired if it was true that a
treaty had been concluded with the Emperor of Morocco
by which very considerable advantages were secured to
British subjects.
Lord PALMERSTON said he would give his answer
at the bar. The noble lord then proceedei at once and
brought up a copy of the tr-aty which had been c in-
cluded between her Majesty and the Emperor of Mo-
rocco, which was ordered to lie on the table. .

The Usher of the Black It d here appeared, and sum-
moned the Speaker to the House of Lords to hear the
itlyal /went given by comnission t) several bills.
The SPEAKER then, accompanied by every member,
proceeded to the House of L )rds, and on his return,
having read her Majesty's Speech, took leave of the
members, and the house broke up.