Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-15
Miscellaneous.

M1SCllamOUSs
the New York Express. July u.s.
ew York papers to the lst had been re.
ID by the packet ship Columbus, and
e Cd June by the Mediator, which ar
at London. The intelligence does
lppear to have had any effect on stocks
uSineSs.
ESSAGE FROM THE QUEEN.
THE HOUSE OF LORDS The mes
on the motion of ViSCount Melbourne,
read BY the Lord Chancellor, June %,
lows
Victoria Regina.-The Queen enter
the fullest confidence that the House of
S participates in the deep affection
N her Majesty feels at the death Of the
King, whose constant desire to promote
Interests, maintain the liberties, and i'm
he the laws and institutions of the cOun-
will insure for his name and memory,
dutifnl aud affectionate respect of Her
eSty'S subjects. The present state Of bu-
IS and the period OF the session, when
sidered in connection with the law which
Oses on Her Majesty the duty Of sum-
ing a new Parliament within a limited
renders It ineXpedient to recommend
he House of Commons any new measure
adoption, with the exception of such
y be necessary for carrying on the pub
siness from the close of the present.
he meeting Of the new Parliament.
count Melbourne then rose, and after
that he should avoid at the present
ent all reference to the political ques-
of the day, cundoied with the House
be death Of the King, whom he lauded
excellent master and sovereign, as well
good and just MANI Loud CheeTs.l,
qualities Of his heart and mind were Of
most sterling order. Death had de.
I'D the country Of those benefits which
tied from them and Il was now his do.
bear testimony to the fact, that although
Us Of the greatest political Importance
taken place during his Majesty's reign
King had ever been actuated BY an anx-
desire to prosecute the welfare and hap.
IS Of his people Loud cheers. His,
Melbourne. expressions, fnot clothed
& language Of eloquence, at least we're
feelings of his heart upon this melan.
occasion, and in conclusion he should
e--that an humble address of condO'
and congratulation be presented to this
en-.
he address having been read by the
D Chancellor,
lic Duke of Wellington rose, and sale
so had had opportunities Of serving hi
Majesty, than whom, probably. their
er was a sovereign who, under the cir
stances attending his reign, governed
such success. He could bear testimo
pthe Kings anxiety for the happiness o.
sUbjcctS, and fully cuncuTred with the
,le NisCount's sentiments (Cheers.)
arl Gray had ever found his Majesty 3
! kind, amiable, and indulgent master
ban more sincerely actuated by desire
discharge his duty in manner likely Il
EFT his people never existed. He might
eed, be termed patriot King. LouC
eers.) He even utterly discarded all per
pal feelings and rese ailments and il wa
rnestly to he hoped that the same success
build attend the reigns Of the future sOver
ms Of England. (Hear, hesr.)
Lord Brougham said it was not only de
htful to- contemplate the virtues IF tn
h, bot the glorious benehcent and aus
ious attributes of the reign. He joine
hTtlly in the prayer that these attribute
Old attend the government Of the preseR
creign.
he address was then put and agreed to
iscouut Melbourne then said he was al
esircus of proposing to their LoTdship
an address Of coincidence should be pre-
ga to her Majesty the Queen Dowager
Sc virtues and perpetual assiduity, whel
Ming was on the bed of death, the coun
would ever entertain grateful recoIIec
ne motion having been agreed to, thes,
IesSes were ordered TO be presented 20
TroW 0y the Lord President, the Lore
Wy. Seal, the Dukes Of Richmond ans
ellington, and Earl Grey.
leneral Evans entered the House nf Com
pms on the DIST Of June, and was receiVet
IN great cheering,
Messages Of Coincidence were sen, f,,or-
Lords and the Commons to the Onecy
Owager. uSs'
The Duke of Cumberland, the kim
o'her' IS now King Of Hanover. ana i,s.,
u 10 assume the throne Of his donin;or.
The proclamation of her Maies,v n.
rincess Victoria, as Queen Of FbTianj
OK place on the Dist. She was Feeeivef
TN loud aud repeated cheers
ne conduct Of the Dowager Queer a 4.
lde' during the last moments 81 beT Ma
loGs consort, is spoken Of with enthos;bsr
J the English papers.
The South America packet ship vii
reng' says a Liverpool paper, several Zen
S'n n.l VINO ., came to look after their PROPER
and that Of their friends.
-, rom the London Times, June 23rd.
-, ne money business in the city has sci
~" o|cHped 50 lItlle aIlentium as il has don