Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-17

you will bear in mind that il has been mater
ally Affected by the extensive reduction IN tn
import duties. which received your sanction
during the last session Of parliament, and tina
ii'iIe progress has been hitherto made in III
collection Of those taxes which were impose,
for the purpose Of supplying the de6cienc,
from that and and other causes.
Her Majesty feels confident that the fntnr,
produce Of the revenue will be sufficient t
meet every exigency Of the public service.
Her Majesty commands us 10 acquain
you that Her Majesty derived the utmost graft
ica,ion from the loyalty and affec,ionaie attach
ment to her Majesty, which were manifested
on The occasion Of her Majesty's visit to Scot
land.
| Her Majesty regrets that in the course o.
last year the public peace in some Of the man"
featuring districts was seriously ditnrhed. and
the lives and property Of her Majesiy's sub
jects were endangered by tum"ltuons assem-
bIages and acts Of open violence. The ordina-
| ~ law. promptly enforced. was sufficient to'
| the effectual representation Of these disorders.
Her Majesty confidently relies upon lis etfica.
cy. and upon the jealous support of her loyal
and peaceabe subjects for the maintenance OF
| tranquility.
1--WE are commanded by Her Majesty to
ICVudIUt you lIldt uJCdSuICS VOtUCCtcu WIN uO
improvement of the law. and with various
questions Of domestic policy, will be submit
:cd fer your consideration.
Her Majesty confidently relies on your
Jealous endeavor TO promote the public wei
fare, and fervenly prays that the favor Of Dr.
vine Providence may direct and prosper your
counsel, and make them conductive to the hap
pinrss and contentment Of her people,"
After which the house adjourned. AT
The :e-assembling. after some preliminary
business, in which Mr. I.aboncher gave
notice tina. he should on Thursday the 9th
of February, move for a return OF the
wheat imported into Canada. and from
thence re-impor,ed into the country, for
certain period.
Mr.. Roebuck gave notice that he would.
on All early day, move an address TO her
Majesty, praying tina. free pardon might
be extended 10 all persons who had been
transported from Upper and Lower Cana
da for political offences.
Mr.. ViIliers gave notice that he would.
or an early day, move for ali inquiry into
the present corn laws with view 10 their
total and immediate repeal. Hear. hear.
The new Governor General Of Canada.
Sir Charles Me,calfe, and suite. will leave
Liverpool in The steamship Columbia,
which sails on the 4ll of March next.
Money is very abundant in England.
and the position of the Bank Of England,
as regards bullion. is excellent. The bank
has upwards of eleven millions sterling in
lis Golfers, or rather more than one half Of
the amount Of the circulation.
The cotton market is in a depressed
state, produced by the enormous quan,i>
lies forwarded at the close of The last year.
On Sa'urday, The 4tl,. public securities
were rather heavy. There is seldom any
money transactions of consequence, even
III anticipation, on the last day of the week
and The market was, therefore, more i'm
medalely under The influence of the job
bers. Consols a, 81 So. but the price
improved to 81 7s; Exchequcr bills are
still SO G5 pm.
The accouchment Of the Queen, is ex.
peeled to take place in March 0, the begin
ming Of April.
An even, Of painful and humiiating
nature, the assassination of Sir Robert
Peel's private Secretary, Mr.. Drummond.
an amiable and excellent man-l,as start
led the isle by It's cold blooded atrocity.