Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26
Three Day. Later from Europe.

Queen in person with a the usual pag-an,ry, great,
anxiety WAS manifested tn obtain admission 10 the
House 81 Peers, or, failing that, position "ui Of
doors from which glimpse of her Majesty, rouae,
could I've obtained. The public curiosity further
reused by IA runour that the young Prince Of Wales
would form part oi the pageant, which, however,
turned out To be upiOunded. ah
Her Majesty entered the House ut Il quarter past
two, and immediately took her scat on the Thronc.
Her Majesiy wore splendid white satin dress, "A
diamond sion acher. and diamond tiara. Prince
Albert accompanied her Majesty. lie wore Field
Marshal's nniiDm. aud took his the chair 10
the left of the Throne. Her Majesty appeared to he
in the enjoyment Of excellent health.
The Peers, Peeresses, and 5ompany had NIL risen
The entrance of her Majesty, aud remained stand
ing Till her Majesiy, bowng, begged their LordHhrs
To be seated. '-..
The House of Commons were thea summoned and
shortly afterwards the Speaker accomI anied by sew
eral Members, appeared below the bar.
The Lord Chancellor then presented the Speech 10
her Majesty. who Immediately proceeded 10 read H..
with that beautifully clear enunciation and expresses
i'm which characteristic Of her Majesty. The
following is IA copy of
THERoYAL SPEECH
Ny Lords and Gfrlismsn,-I rejoice that l am ena-
bled, on again meeting you in Parliament, to cont
graduate you the improved condition Of the coun-
Try.
inanuiac,u Ie. Trade and commerce have been ca
tended At home aud abroad, and among all classes
my people there is generally prevalent "A spirit Of
| loyalty and cheerful obedience "a the law. I
| / con;nne to receive from all Foreign Powers and
States assurai ces Of their friendly disposition.
| have had much satisfaction in receiving AT my
Court the SoYeregns who in the Of last year
visited This country.
The Journey tia Emperor Of Russi', underta-
ken al Il great sacrifice Of private coM enience, WAS
proof Of The friendship Of his Imperial Majesty
most acceptable to my feelings. "r
The opportunity al personal intercourse thus At
forded will. hope, be The means Of still fur
lhcr imprving those anicable relations which have
long existed between Great Britain and Russia.
The visit of the King Of The French rem Tered
especially welcome TO me, inasmuch AS it had been
impeded by discussions which might have impaired
the good understanding happily established between
the Two Countries.
regard the maintenance Of this good under stand
ing as essential the best interests Of both; and
reJnced 10 witness that the sentiments cordially
expressed by all classes Of my subjects the occa-
Of his Majcsty's visit, were enlirely in unison
with
for The ensuing year have been prepared, and will
forihw tb be laid before you.
The progress Of steam navigation, and the demands
for protection tn the extended commerce OF the coup.
ry will occasion increase in the estimates.
nected with The naval SERVICE e-l -}-1f't j.
Nv Lords and Genlemen-I have observed with
sincere satisfaction that the improvement which is
manifested in oher parts Vi the country has extern
led to Ireland
The pnlil,ca agltation and excitement, which
have hau heretofore occasion to lament, appear to
have gradually abated aud natural result, pri-
,ate capital has been more freely applied To useful
enterprise, undertaken through the friendly coope
ration Of individuals interested IN the welfare Of Ire.
land. .lf DDS
have carried into effect, in the spirit in which 1t
was conceived the act for The more ctectual aIp-
cation Of charitable donations and bequesis.
recommend to your favorable consideration the
policy of improving and extending the opportunities
for academIcal education IN Ireland.
The Report Of the cunins siun appointed to inquire
into the law and practice, in respec' To the occupa
ton OF land, is nearly prepared, aud shall be com
,nunicaed you immediately after it's presentations
The state Of the law regard TO the privileges Of
the Bank oi Ireland, and I" other banking establish
in tina Country, and in Scotland, will, doubt
occupy your atteAtion. 81
the health Of The nhabiisnis OF large towns snd
pnpnlpus districts in tins part of the United King
dom has been he subject oi recent inquiry before
conmlssinn, the report Of which shall be Immediate
" la bpfra you.
! i'll be- highly CRAFTY ing To me il the iafor~atinn
and suggestions cunaned in that report shall enable
you devise the Of promoting the health and
comfort OF the pourer classes Of my subjects.
congratulate You On tie success Of the measures
which. three years since, we're adopted by Parlia-
rnent for the purpo.e Of supplying the deficiency IN
the public revenue, aud arresing the accumulation OF
debt IN the lime Of peace.
The act which was passed nj that time for impos-
ing n TAX upon income will shortly expire.
II will be for y0u in y0nf wisdom 10 determine
whether i, may be expedent TO continue It's OPP
GRAFTON for further perod and thus TO obtain tho
Of adequately providing for the public service,
and at the snme time Of making reduction III other
taxation. ..t.
Whatever may he the result Of your deliberations
IN this rcspect, feel assured thai il will he your de-
termination maintain amount W revenue amply
sufficient to meet the necessary expenditures Of The
country. aud firmly uphold that public credit which
ID Indispensable To the national welfare.
The prospect of continued peace, an the genera
Of domestic prosperity and tranquility, asord
favorable opportunity for the consideration oil The
importan, matters 10 which have directed your at
tention, AMI commit them IL your dsberation with
the earnest prayer that may be enabled, under
the experimenting rare and protection Of Divine
Providence, to strengthen the feelings OF mutual
fdence and good viii between different classes Of
my subjects, and to improve the condition Of my peo
Pile. - ..-.. . ...-- .-...- a. :. -....
CHANCES ~ THE MIsisrRY.-The political
world has been taken by SURPRISE BY the withdrawal
Of Mr.. Gladstone from the Office Of President Of the
Board Of Trade, and from the Adla nistrailon, of
which he was und, ubtedy Of The ablesi and most
members. II is attributed to q',aln- |
nhness either on the sub CT Of sugar or religion His
own explanation has been given in favor Of The latter
hypothesis, tbui il is mol clear and succnct as il
mgbt have been. ifllcre no sweeler motive for
his retirement Mr.. Gladstone is TO be succeeded by /
Lord Dalhouse, the Vice president, The lolowing |
addil ona appointments have been made i-Sir Thorn
a. Fremantle is the new Secretary 70, Ireland, vice
Lord Eliot, now Earl Of 81. Germans. The Hon. |
VIM. Sidney Herbert has succeeded Sir Thomns
fremantle as Secretary-at-War, being himself sue
ceeded las Secretary Of the Admiralty by the Right
Hon. II L. Cory, one Of The Lords Of the Admi-
rally. succeeded by Lord Jocelyn, Of the Earl Of
Roden, and a supporter Of Lord Ashley's bill last
session against the Government. Sir George Clerk |
has been appointed Master Of The Mint, and Vice