Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-06


able to communicate to you similar results of my
gotiaiions with other Powers.
81 recommend TO your serious consideration the
state of the province of Lower Canada.
"GENTHEMEN OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
=" The demise of the Crown renders il necessary
that new provision should be made for the Civil List
place unreservedly at your disposal those hereditary
revenues which were transferred 10 the public by my
immediate predecessor, and have commanded that
such papers may be necessary for the full examln
alton Of this subject shall be prepared and laid before
you. DESTROYS that the expenditure IN this as IN eve
ry other department of the Government should be
kept within due mitst feel confident that you will
gladly make adequate provision for the support oil the
honor and dignity of the Crown,
"The Estimates for the services of next year are in
course OF preparation and will be laid before you at
the accustomed period. have directed that the ut
most economy should be enforced IN every branch OF
the public expenditure
s." Ny LORDS AND GENTLEMEN,
"The external peace and domestic tranquility
which at present happily prevail, are very favorable
for the consideration of such measures OF reformation
and amendment as may be necessary or expedlent !;
and your attention will naturally be directed 10 that
course of legislation which wss interrupted by the ne
cessary dissolution of the last Parliament.
Z" The result of the inquiries which have been made
into the condition of the poor IN Ireland has been al
ready laid before Parliament and 1t will be your duty
consult whether may not De safe and wise 10 es-
tabsh by law some well-regulated means OF relief
for the destitute in that country.
"The Municipal Government of the cities and
towns in Ireland calls for better regulation
"The laws which govern the collection OF the Iithe
Composition in Ireland require revision and amend
ment. Convinced that the better and more effectsal
administration of justice amc ngs the great dulles OF
Sovereign, request your attention to those mea-
which will be submitted 10 you for the improve
ment of the law.
"You cannot but be sensibleof the deep importance
of these questions which have submitted to you, and
of the necessity of treating them in that spirit OF I'M
Partially and Justice which affords the best hope OF
bringing them to a happy and useful termination. In
meeting this Parliament the first that has been elected
under my authority, am anxious to declare my con-
fidence in your loyalty and wisdom. The early age
at which am called to the sovereignty OF this king
dom reuders it more imperative duty that, under
Divine Providence, l should place my reliance upon
your cordial CO operation, and upon the love and at
ection of all my people,"
Her Majesty then retired.
In the state carriage with her Majesty were the
Earl of Albemarle and the Duchess Of Sutherland
The four preceding carriages OF the procession con-
tanned tho usual attendants.
Her Majesty left the House of Peers at about half
past two clock, and her return was marked through
out by the same loyal and afectionate demonstrations
of respect and attachment.
The Queens uncle the Duke Of Sussex, who has al
ways been decidedly LIBERAL moved the address in
ply 10 the royal speech.
In the House of Commons, Lord John Rsssel stated
that he would consent TO the vote by ballot.
IoSpoS, FRIDAY, Nov. 24-The Paris papers Of
"Wednesday have come to hand The Monitsar con-
tains an ordinance of importance TO the French
shipping interest," this decree ordaias that different
mode from that practsed OF calcuatng the tonnage
of French merchant vessels shall be enforced from the
] 81 of March 1893 the mode of guaging ships 10
that established by the law Of the 2h Nivose OF the
year 3.
The official organ also mentions the delivery OF letters
Of conpratuaton from the King Of Wremberg Louis
Php on the occasion of the Princess Mary marrsge
The government publishes telegraphc despatch in
formisg the minister of the reelectisn OF M Horace
Sebastian, as deputy for Corsica.
The ministerial evening paper considers the recent
fluctuations and depression OF the French funds oil suit
6cent importance call for explanation OF the IN
tentons of the cabinet with respect TO the conversion oil
the Five per Gents during the ensuing Session oil tho
Chambers. 1--WE believe ourselves in condition to
AFFIRM says this authority that up to the moment at
which we write, the ministers have not yet delibera
ted either upon the opportunity they shall choose er
upon the method which shall be adopted for bring ng
forward the important with which the public Is
now so much occupied. One sole point seems TO have
been determined upon. which IS that in case will
the reduction Of the interest be proposed to be carried
beyond onehaf cent even should circumstances &C.
cur To render the operation most opportune.
The municipal elections for the city OF Paris are hx-
ed for the 10th December.
The Temps reports the death recently at Milan, OF
Jerome Bonaparte, who hello the kingdom OF Westpha'
La as one Of the hefs Of his brother the Emperor.
In the House Of Lords. the 23d November, Lord
Brougham presented numerousy signed petition com
planning Of the working Of the negro apprenticeship sys
te and praying for the entire and immediate abolition
of negro slavery. He supported its prayer, and main.
tanned that experience had shown its wisdom.
very numerousy signed petition, from Sheffield,
was presented to the Commons, for general law to
enforce measures whereby the people might be better
educated and become fully acquainted with their
duties toward God and man. IA pretty comprehensive
satire upon the Church Of England, by law establish
ed.)
The civil list estimate Of the personal expenses Of
the Crown is to be rigidy canvassed by Committee
of the House of Commons previous to the permanent
vote This allowance is voted for the life OF the Sove.
reign aud cansot be reduced All salaries and pensions
Of the crown officers are paid Of H. In George the
Fourths reign il amounted to fils3,OoO, and in the
last sovereign's time, to fl.oo5,0oo.
The disciples Of Tom Paine, and sundry radicals.
composed Of the tag rag and bobts Of the London To-
cofocos, have had meeting the great parish ef Mary
lebone, which they designated the conduct Of the
present ministry as rotten and reachersus"
In the new Cortes at Madrid the moderate party has
the prependerance.
In Catalonia both parties preparing for the open.
ing Of the campaign in the spring The Baron de Nicer
Barcelona. has ordered levy Of oil persons bstweea
the ages Of IL and 40.
The Carlists are beseiging Puycerda.
aoldiers IN EnOl nd Earh;d