Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20


objects which the contracting parties had
view, are on the eve of being completely a
complished.
ain the course of these transactions, m
naval force have co-operated with those of II
Emperor of Austria, and with the land an
sea forces of the Sultan, and have dispaye
upon all occasions their accustomed gallantr
and skill.
"Having deemed it necessary to send to til
coast of China naval and military force;
demand reparation and redress for injuries il
fiicted upon some of my subjects by the off
GERS of the Emperor of China, and for indgn
ties offered to an agent of my Crown, at tn
same time appointed plenipotentiaries to trea
upon these matters with the Chinese Govern
ment.
"These plenipotentialies were by the las
accounts in negotiation with the Government
of China, and it will be a source of much graf
itication to me, if that Government shall b
induced by its own sense of Justice to brin,
these matters 10 speedy settlement by al
amicable arrangement.
"Serious differences have arisen between
Spain and Portugal, about the execution of ;
treaty concluded by these powers in 1885, fo
regulating the navigation of the Douro Boil
parties have accepted my mediation, and
hope TO be able to effect reconciliation be.
tween them upon terms honorable to both
81 have concluded with the Argentine Re.
public, and with the Republic of Hayti, trea.
ties for the suppression of the Slave trade
which have directed to be laid before YOU
GENTLEMEN OF THE HOUSE OF Commons
81 have directed the Estimates of the year
to be laid before you.
"However sensible of the Importance of adj
herring to the principles of economy, feel it
to be my duty 10 recommend that adequate
provision be made for the exigencies of the
public service.
My LORDS 81 GENTLEMEN:
measures will be submitted TO you with.
cut delay, which have for their object the more
speedy and effectual administration of Justice.
The vital Importance of this subject is sufi-
Gent to ensure for it your early and most Sc
rious consideration.
"The powers of the Commissioners appoin.
ted under the act for the Amendment of the
Laws relating TO the Poor, expire at the ter
Of the present year. | feel assured
that you will earnestly direct your attention
10 enactments which SO deeply concern the in.
erests of the community.
sit is always with entire confidence that |
recur to the advice and assistance of my Par
lament. | place my reliance upon your wis
dom, loyalty, and patriotism; and humbly i'm
plore of divine Providence that all your councils
may be so directed as to advance the great in.
lerests OF morality and religion, to preserve
peace, and to promote the happiness of all
classes of my subjects
AS soon as the Queen had concluded the
Speech, her Majesty was handed from the
Throne, and accompanied by Prince Albert,
eft the House in the same form as upon her
HE ROYAL CHRIsTENING.-We understand
hat the baptismal names of the infant Princess
Ire to be Victoria Adelaide Louisa, the first
utter Her Majesty and the Duchess of Kent;
he second of the Queen Dowager; and the
after, oil the Queen of the Belgians The
sponsors will, we hear, be King of the Belgi-
ms, the Duke of Sussex, the Dowager, and
he Duchess of Kent. The Royal Chapel St.
James, is in course of PREPARATION for the GER.
'mony.-Ministerial paper.
FRANCE.
In France, the fortifcation of Paris engros-
les the attention of every one. The news
papers are filled with the debates on the subject
o the exclusion of every thing else.
The omission of any mention of France in
he Queens speech, and the opening paragraph
which spoke only of the amicable disposition
f foreign Powers, and not of tall foreign
OWprC ~ Soma e,,ror;oo .xI -.