Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-28
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PRooErpISos OF PARLiANrNT The S, .erch from
The Throne embraced n variety of topics After re-
fefrng Ia the increased eXirnshn al Irnde md con-
during The past wear, the Speech ad,errs To
The recent visits of the Emperor OF Russln m The
X M of the Brench, luucMng lightly the late dis
cussion with the French Government, and express
Ing conviction that the maintenance of the good
understanding which these dscrsslnns might have
impaired essential 10 the best interests of both cun
rles. The nsua paragraph relating 10 the Esiima les
cnntnns important annnunt etnrnt IN reference 10
The Navy, and uoin's out the necessity Of an increase
IN the naval estimates for the purpose of creating
Stan fleet To project our eNiendrd commerce and
ias,s. The improvement manifested IN the ar
fairs of Iceland is nrnioned with satisfaction and
10 the decrease of political agitation and excitement
is attributed the sauiary application OF private cap
al 10 he railroads and other useful pnhc enterprises
which now occupy attention IN that country brief
allusinn is made the Charitable Bcq ess Act, md
the report Of the Land Cnnn ssion. An important
indication of the policy of Ministers IN regard TO Ire
land is famed IN the pal agraph which recommends
the proprleiy "i Improving ana extending the npp0r-
nilie, for academlcnl educan Am a.lusion To Sir
h. Pee's pledge that he will establish new colleges in
various parts of Ireland for the education Of Roman
Cah"rs, and propose large increase oi the grant 10
M1ynooih. The speech then announces another part
of the Ministerial policy which likely 10 excite much
interest in Scotland, as it shows that the system of
banking which ha- SO long prevailed IN that pafI Of
The empire wi! he brought under revision this session
The speech irecls attention 20 the income Tax, and
surge is in cautious the eNpedency Of cOniinn
inc lis operation for further period in order 10 pro
vide adequately for the public service and the snme
time We Parliament the means of eiircinp reduction
on other taxes Il cnnclrds by emphaticay en-
pressing hope that these important matters m1y he
considered IN such a manner ms 10 strengthen the
frnss Of mutual confdaace Md good will between
all classes, and improve the condition of The people
The Addresses Of both II ouses IN reply were noted
with NJ much discussion.
IsELANn.-At the meeting ofthe Repeal Assoc,iion
on the l7h ult the rent WINS announced To be i552,
,,l,inh lad. n han D-h.
nnion and s,ll larger one from Baltimore. The
nrocerdIngs po>,essed little interest beyond the facr Of
No OCnnnel stating that the new Grant far The
Catholic tullege Of Mnvnonth wonld he i 20 900 and
that he would take a he could get for that establish
nent
FaAsce.-M Gnzo, has uiumphed in the Cham.
her nf Drpuos. the vote of supply for the secret
Service by ma"riiv of2f. his mAl,rliy is deemed
satisfactory rs il may enable hW Ia rub an during
The remainder Of the Session. RumOr adds that The
Chambers will be dissolved in the autumn Tor the pur
pose of testing the Ministers popularity vita the cleo
| toral body Of France.
| ISptA AND CHIsA-Py express from Nars.ls, we
have received dispatches from lndl' and China, by
the mail which left Calcutta on the 9Th Of January-
the first Of the series for h.munh y communication
left Madras on the 18Th, teyon On the ism, ana Alden
| on the 2Sih nit
The news hv this mail is of more importance and
interest than the overland mail has brought for mon his
past. The Punia"b Is again IN cpmmo,'"n; Iev",
| Jrlla Pundf have been killed. The fnelsh Govrrn-
men, had il was believed, dea If interfering in
this instance, though the time may not be TAR OIL when
! il will be obi ged to do So
revolution had taken place nso in Nepnul-The
rairh had promised 10 ahdcaie u favor al his son
When the time came he eused, on which the son,
assisted hv some chiefs. dispose nm Inc new rnI'h
! is only II wears old and an IDIOT The Government
would I've compelled to interfere The war, however,
was expected 10 be Of diplomacy rather than OF
arms.
There has been rather ausils'uIhnnce at Hong
Kong in consequence OF registrars decree issued by
Government, which was resisted by The Europeans,
who, IN an address TO the council ,,yhdh ~ 'iniqn