The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-20

He was delighted, however, that the ATTORNEY 9;e-.
neral had come tn good humor at last in adjourning
alive of Ireland
In few moments, order being perfectly restored.
Mr.. O'CoNNEIL rose and said-My jokes must
not be taken tor facts. The Attorney General ra-
Their opposed the adjournment butt did take place
and here am-(Cheers.)
Mr.. O'Connel begged leave to hand in one pound
as the subscription OF lady, observing that in this
as well as every thing else, they must give place to
the fair sex. The lady was Miss Ellen Dodd, of
Brownstown, ~ the county ofDublin, and he moved
ton. He then handed in one pound, the subscrip-
ton of Mr. Power, superior of the college of Ma
van and donation Of the Rev. Patrick Gannan.
of Madras in the East Indies, who he moved should
This motion having been carried, Mr. O'Connel
read letter which he hadreceived from E. Francis
Murray, young gentleman OF collegiate eminence.
rion quare. On the motion of Mr.. O'Conne
Mr.. Murray was admitted member of the hsso-
citation.
Mr.. O'Connell then rose and addressed the meet
ing at considerable length. He dwelt much upon ,
the patriotism of his talented friend, the member
from Limerick, and spoke OF the debt which was
due to that gentleman by his country. In conclI-
ding, he expressed his delight at the perfect tran
guilty that prevailed all over Ireland The valu,
the people of Ireland would receive for that quie-
dss e1 Of the diminution Of the repeal rent
it was the idest thing imaginable for men to be
keeping back their donations, and waiting TO see
who would send In most after the trials. Hewey-
er, peace and perseverance was his motto, and II
was peace and perseverance that would bring back
the Parliament to College Green
Prussia.
A letter from Berlin states that Prussia is about
treaty wn 'ae
criminals. 1t seems that civil suit respecting
the sale of large tract of louisiana, the
which ,s sae navs p a
| bassador at Berlin, has given HIM occasion TO
ask for legal measures against GeIman family
| formerly residing in Louisiana, but now sctlea IN
Berlin The request of the Ambassador has been
accorded to on condition OF reciprocity. It is 10
be hoped that the treaty will extend to all the
States of the Union.
Tho Queens speech.
It affords great satisfaction again to meet you in Par
lament and to have the opportunity ofprohns by your
entertain confident hope that the general peace
necessary for the happiness and prosperity OF oil nations
MY friendly relations with the King Of the French, and
the good happily established s~e,nn
assurances of the peaceful and amcable dispositions Of
all Princes and States confirm me in this expectation
have directed that the treaty which have concluded
rejoice to think that It will in its results prove highly
advantageous to the trade Of this country. =,
the Government of China, have uniformly disclaimed
| tho wish for any exclusive advantages
to the industry commercial enterprise of all nations
The hosiies which took place during the past year
sinde have led to the annexation Of considerable
East East. : '-'' 0''
In all the military operations and especially in the bat
ties Of Meanee and Hyderab the constnncy and valor
Of the troops native and European and the skill and gal
antry Of their distinguished Commanicr have been most
have directed that additional information explanatory
transactions in Sinde shall be forthwith commun
| Gated to you.
GENTLEMEN THE House Commons
The estimates for the ensuing year will he Immediately
l hofnr Thavh hoeY n
regard to economy and at the same time with due con-
Of those exgences Of the public service which
are connected with the maintenance Of our maritime
strength and the multiplied demands on the Naval and
Military Establishments from the various parts Of widely
| extended Empire
MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN
congratulate you on the improved condition OF several
country.
trust that the increased demand for labor has relieved
ubiscts from saasrnss and privatons which at former
periods, have had occasion to deplore. -
Revenue fell short Of the Public Expenditure
confidently trust that in the present the public
income will be amply sufficient to cef ~ the charges upon
feet sssused that in considering ali matters connected
with the financial concerns of the country you viii bear
in mind the consequences Of accumulating debt dur
ing the time Of peace and that yon will firmly resolve to
uphold that public credit the maintenance Of which con-
equally the interests and the honor and
| reputation OF great country.
In the Of the present year the o or:uny will
occur of giving notice to the Bank Of England on the
subject Of the revision Of its Charter.
Itmay he advisable that during this session of Parit
ment and previously arrival Of the period Unsigned
for the giving such notice. the state Of the law with
gard TO the privileges of the Bank Of Engand and to otf
banking establishments should be brought under your
At the close of the last session of Parliament declared
you my firm to maintain Inyi0!te the
expressed at the same time my earnest desire to CO.
operate with Parliament in the adoption of all such mca
might tend improve hesocal condition Of Ire
and to deveope the natural resources Of that part OF
the United Kingdom:
ration forbear from observations events in Ireland
respect to which proceedings are pending before the
nv attention has been directed to the state OF the law
and practice with regard to the occupation Of land In Ire
| land. .t
have deemed II advisable institute extensive local
inquiries into subject Of so much Importance and have
appointed Commission with ample authority to conduct
recommend to your early consideration the enact.
ments at present in force in Ireland concerning the regis
You willprobaby find tibet revision OF the Law OF Re.
gration taken in conjunction with other causes at pre-
sent in operation would produce material dminuon of
the number of county voters and that may be advisable
that account to consider the state Of the law, with
view to extension Of the county franchise In Ireland.
commit to yosr deliberate consideration the various
important questions Of public policy which win necessar
" come under your review with FULL confidence in your
loyalty and wisdom, and with earnest prayer to Al
mighty God to direct and favor your efforts to promote
| the welfare Of all classes Of my people.
The Globe of Friday states, on the authority of
a CITY correspondent that the Bank of England is
to obtain renewal of ils charter from the present
government 1t is said that in return the bank il
to assist the government in any plan for reducing
the interest OF coAsols, by advancing large sum
of money TO pay off those creditors OF the nation
who may be unwilling to submit to the reduction.
Bank stock had risen in consequence. The Times
of Saturday treats the subject slitingly and the
Morning Herald Of the same date contenps that the
Globe has been mysiitied The last named jour-
nal seems disposed however, TO aphere to its state
ment; and in confirmation, refers to the fact that
the Governor and Deputy Governor. OF the bank
houa all Shoan in mr. n
dance at Downing street.
| Fashions for February.
The winter has again brought into favor the soft
douHess which made Of ieranns or satin,
with small square collar wadded throughout and trimmed
with gimp Dresses of pekn damasse made with tight
high bodies very open In front forming ce heightened