New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20
THE TRIBUNE.
ONE MONTH"; LATER
FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF the Cambria.
NEWS BY OUR EXTRAORDINARY
EXPRESS FROM HALIFAX.
,aeiac Indications respecting Oregon.

Pacific Indications respecting Oregon.
Oueen,s Speech. Peel's New Tariff
PARTIAL AND ULTIMATELY TOTAL
REPEAL OF THE CORN LAWS.
French Minister'S Reply to MIR. Polk
French Disaster i'm AIsiers.
No change in Cotton Money Market buoyant,
&C &C. SC.
By our Extraordinary Express from Halifax IN
a hours to Boston and thence overland 10 this City
we have fall files of papers by the steamship Cam
Drip, which left Liverpool on the 4th inst.
The news is important The Queens Speech,
allowed by Sir Robert Peel's able and comprehen-
dye expose, develop the Ministerial plan oil Tariff
Revision 1t is earnest and sweeping. Great Brit
gin IF the Ministerial project is adopted abandons
partially at present and pretty thoroughly a; the ex
grafton of three years, the Corn Laws and the Pro
active Policy generally. 1t is OF course believed
,sn the Ministers will carry their BILL and that the
reduced Sliding Scale Of Grain Duties will go into
effect Tba, The total repea;wil take place in ls49,
squi,e another affair
The news from the Continent is of secondary in
sresi NJ Guizot the French Premier has replied
yi,b dignity and irankness TO Mr.. Folks censure OF
hopposi,ion Of France to the Annexation OF Texas
Opening Of Parliament.
On Thursday, the 22a of January, Parliament was
,snsd By the Queen in person.
evest has recently excited such intense and general
ss, in the metropolis the anticipated statement OF
f.tff, gf1na
the abandonment of the protective system AS early
yupe o'clock Strangers, who had obtained orders Of
mission 10 the gallery of the House OF Commons began
assemble AZ Tue doors and by two ocloct there were
ertmes as many applicants holding members orders as
sul be accommodated In the house. Long before four
.sbbs and passages leading TO the House OF Commons
pve az the between Great GcorGost and West
Minister Abbey, crowded Many OF the members VINO
recognized and known 20 be opponents OF the Corn
laws were warmly cheered; and the Duke of Wellington,
passing along Palace-yar his way 10 the House OF
Lds came in for a full share oil popular applause On
& being opened few minutes before four there was
tremendous rush the Strangers Gallery, which was
ssdly filled; and many OF those who had congratulated
themselves possessing orders which they imagnea would
ecule admission, were necessarily excluded.
The interior of the house presented spectacle widely
en from lis usual dull and quiet appearance at so ear
ylnhour The seats below the bar. 10 which strangers
admitted On the personal Introduction of members,
crowded by peers and other distinguished lndiriouas
&C. on the front seat Immediately behind the sergeant
Prince Albert, with the Duke Of CAMBRIDGE aud
AEerl Of jersey. Indeed there has not been so iuIl an
tendance OF members for many years even during the
hates Sir Robert Pecls Cornlaw BILL In 1872 or the
bless important discussions the Tariff Sir kooertro
iaquarter five O'Clock, and the hum oil conversation
1 teh bad rescunded through the house was instantly
nhed The right hon. Earonet spoke in his usual fr'n
ID manly tone; but his statement was received win
' cooness by the majority Of members on his own suc
1dhewas Indebted almost entirely 10 the opposonists
Thecheers with which some of his sentiments and oeca-
ATOMS were greeted. Al the conclusion oil sir ROBERT
r,smen ANY of the members LEFT the house and those
remained rsapsed into their usual istess indifference
ring the brief discussion conversation which suose-
anly took place.
NE ,a,e coach was drawn by eight colored hor
Her Majesty having passed through the roy al gallery
tn was much crowded, entered the House OF Lords and
the usual formalities delivered the following speech
| Queens Speech.
l bLords and Gentlemen:
| ksives me great satisfaction 10 meet you in Par
aent and 10 have the opportunity of recurring to your
at,,ance and advice continue 20 receive from my
lss and from other Foreign Powers, the strongest as
s'soce Of the desire to cultivate the most 'rienay res
81, with this country. rejoice that in concert with
| AEnperor of Russia and through the success OF our
Samedia,ion have been enabled TO adjust the differ
aceswbch had long prevailed between the ottoman
ce and the King of Persia and had seriously enasn'
red the tranquility OF the East FOR sewers years
sine and nguinary warfare has afflicted the states
the Rio dc la Plata The commerce OF all nations has
M Interrupted and acts OF barbarity have been com
sse unknown the practice Of civilized people In
RNncton with the Hing OF the French, am endeaVor'
| l1etect psciiication OF those States.
lhs Convention concluded with France in the course
tI,yesr for the efectusl suppression OF the
ave trade, 10 abouto be carried into immediate eXecu'
active cooperation Of the two Powers On the
o'tof Africa II ismy desire that our present union,
/ See good understanding which happily exist be-
4 'eeln Us may always be employed 10 promote tue IN
Ssa OF humanity and TO secure the peace of the world
ssrei,hat the conflicting claims of Great Britain and
United States respect OF the territory on the North
'es'srn Coss, of America. although they have been
e The subject of repeated negotiation still remain un
4 esso You may be assured that no effort consistent
'a national honor shall be wanting my part To bring
- question to an early and peaceful termination.
= S1s<atn Of The House Of Commons;
lie estimates for the year will be laid before
@San early period Although am deeply sensible
Nimportsnce of enforcing economy in all branches
sesexpenditure, yet have been compelled, by due
yrdso the exsencies of the public service, and 10
: fate Of our Naval and Military Establishments. 10
Ss'e some increase in the estimates which provide
Seeir efficiency.
E HiteTG, and GeatelsfR
teave observed with deep regret the very fire.
"a. Instances in which the crime of deliberate assas-
s. taea has been of late commute in Ireland 1t will
& F{oar duty 70 consider whether any measures be
Esd calculated 10 give increased protection 10 lite,
~ bring to justice The perpetrators OF so dreadful
ne have 10 lament thst in consequence the fail
eaae potato crop in several parts oiihe United Ming
here will be deficient supply OF al article oifood
Ee orns the chief subsistence Of great numbers OF
HRssePe ;.
Slee TO The utmost extent in Ireland have adopt
such precautions as il was in my power 10 ADOPT
Se purpose Of allcvistng The suterings which may
By this calamity, and shall confidently rely on
cooperation in devisns such other means for effect
49, &c same benevolent purpose as may require the
80 oithe Legislature. have had .rest satisfaction
es my assent TO the measures which you nave pre-
Com " me from time 10 time calculated to extend
and 10 stimulate domestic skill and industry,
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