The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-03-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival Of then Cambria.
DAYS LATER NEWS
FROM EUROPE.
From The Boston Daily Adveriise1s


IL IA days. We have received by the Lon
don papers 10 the Sd inst and Liverpool 10
the All. We are indebted TO MIR Bates, a
passenger. for the earliest intelligence. and
TO Messrs Harden s. Co. and Jordan &,
Wiley for papers. Such of our own flies az
come through the Post Office, are not vet re-
ceived.
Parliament WAS in session, but the busi.
ness which had been done was not in.por-
tant, with the exception of Sir Ropert LceT's
exposition of the financial measures. Tie
proceedings oil chicf interest are noticed be-
low.
1t does moi appear very distinctly from, tho
papers how far Sir Robert Peel's igee !rads
policy will deprive him of the supper, oi his
late friends. The Duke Of Wellington, in
giving an account in the House oi'Lortis OF
the late Ministerial changes, said that
he had himself objected 10 the proposal for
repeal Of the Corn Laws, though he had
been convinced HAT some change was nee
essary. But when Sir Robert resumed Off
ice. he had come to the resolution Outstanding
b. him. considering that the formation ola
government in which her Majesty would
have confidence was olinfnitely more in ror-
lance than amy opinion of an individual un
the corn laws. or any other Jaw. He lad no
coubi that Sir Roberts measure would give
satisfaction beth 10 theft Lpr,Ships and To the
country. The Dukes OF Buckingham ard
Richmond declared against the nreast re -
The Earl Of Aberdeen declared that he gave
lis unhcsi'aiing assent 10 the rrnro. al of
Sir Robert Peel ia tic beginning OF Move NJ
Der.
The session OF Parliament was opened ny
Il speech from the Queen il person, on lie
22d OF January. The following il tile first
part of The spcech:-
My Lords and Gentlemen.
II gives me great saiisiaciit n again 10
meet you in Parliament. and 10 have the op-
pnriunily Of recurring 10 your assistance ard
advice.
continue 10 receive from my allies, and
from other Foreign Powers, the strongest as
surances Of Tie desire TO cuIIivate the most
friendly relations with this country
/ rejoice that, IN concert with the Emperor
, of Russia. and thrcagh The surcess Of ouF
joint mediation, have been enabled 10 adjust
The differences which had long prevailed be
tween the Ottoman Porte and the King ~
! Persia, WhrI has seriously endangered Ii.e
/ tranquility Of the East.
/ For several years desolaiing and satf-
Culinary warfare has afflicted the STATES -
/ Rio de la Plata. The commerce Of iili IA
Iious has been interrupted, and acts Of bar
bariy lave bern committed, unknown tr
/ Tic rraclice ola civilized people. IN c,l-
junction with Tie King OF the French mn
cudeavorlng 10 effect ii Pacifica;iou Vf Ihoss
I States.
! The Convention concluded with France,
/ in the course Of the last year, for the mon.
I eilcciUal suppression of The slave trade. 10
about 10 be- carried INTO immediate exctuiion
BY The active co operation Of tie Two Powers
on the coast Of Africa.
/ II is NY desire that our present union. and
/ the good understanding Which so happily OK
isis between us. may always be ru,plnvr.g
/ 10 promote the interests OF humanity, ard i0
secure lie Dcacc Of tie world.
! Iregrct tina; The conflicting claims ofGreaf
Britain and the United States in respect Of
The territory on The NOrlh Yves ern Coast Of
America. although Hey have hrcn made.
The sthleci Of repeated negotiation, sui re-
main unsriil'd.
( You may he assured that no efor, consis~
tent will. national honor sLall be wanting or
NY Fart 10 bring This question To an ea.ly
and eaceiui termination.
( The speech goes on TO state that some in.
crease Of the naval and military establish
mems Will be rrUG0sed-ii lanen,s the E.i-
ure Of the patalo crop-the Queen will .,.ort
and recommend all prevenions in her rover
I fer :,lievIIing the suherngs from that 81
( laruily-spe;,hs fivorably Of the rrreal oC
proIihiiory and the relaxation Of prorec.IvCs
duties. and suggests Tie expcdicrry Ola tug
the relaxation ollhese laws
IN tie House Of Lords, az address rrEcin.r
tie speech PASSED without much debate ard
without division. In The House of Cnnln,or.-
a lorg explanation was made by Sir Robert
Peeand Lord John Russell, in regard To the
late ministerial crisis.
In the House Of Commons on the 2S!-
Mr.. Hume, after complimeniing Sir Fob
ert Peel uPon his proposed liberty rnry.
said there was one other point, 10 which lie
would refer, and il was. 10 express the. hone
that The right honorable barenei woul,. con
Time 10 maintain the good understanding
which. from her Majesty's speech. apreared
10 prevail between France and England.
(tlear.l 1t was in the power OF tie British
Government. united with thai OF France. fo
command The leaee of the world. (Hear,
hear,) Guarrcls might take place between
different nations. but those two great ra:ions
united would prevent war (Hcar) There
was paragraph n the speech referring to
the relations with The United States and he
must say that he thought her Majesty ex-
pressons on This subject highly proper and
becoming. He thought too, that the rara
graph which recommended an increase in
the army and navy estimates one of the BEST
under present circumstances, in tie Whafa
speech-( hear) land he saw il with cnnsid-
cradle qualification when he found the chief
magistrate ola great country. from whom
lie expected bei;enihings, venture 10 set 1T
naught all those rules and r. gulatiois which
civilized nations observe towards each o:h-
er. II would be acting contrary 10 The whole
tenor of his lie, which had been to support
the most efficient useful, and proper powers
OF the government, not 10 approve Of this.
part OF the speech, and he was sure ihrre
was disposition on The part Of The House 10
place at her Majesty's command those mears
which would maintain the honor of The cou.r-
try. (Cheers.)
Sir Robert Peel-I never entertained the
slightest aPpreheDsions that any contrast be-
tween the language employed in her Maj
es'y's speech in refer ence 10 those unioriun-
ate disputes that still prevail between ,Esis
country and America. and that which has
been used by the chiefmaGistrate ofrhc Upi-