The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-11
From our baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Feb. lis, D. M.
AS the important for communicate to
you this evening the by the Sarah Sands
annex you full abstract with its effects the market
as far as has come my knowledge.
Arrival OF the Sarah saads-sixtecn days from
Europe
Opening of Parliamen1he Queens ION
Ireland and Scotland. -rieam letters of n,ayque in
London.-Adcance in the price Of breadstu6s The cotton
market, &c.
afternoon after passage of % days from Liverpool having
sailed the Goth From, the Phladephia papers of this
morning make the following summary of her
The following is The list of passengers in the Sarah Sands
paie iss spa Prre sa q oasSe Joseph Banks
SON Gray caloden and Ii GILLIAN, Belfast; ''
Nc Of Donegal Henry pTns Gf . Rio JanerS
Parliament opened Tuesday, jan 18th, by the
able place. both in the body of the House of Lords and in
the galleries. occupied before her Majesty arrived
goomneas of the weather rendered necessary light up
the house. That much brilliant effect was pro-
duced than is usual by daylight and the jewels worn
by the ladies sione rcspendeDily
The queen having seated herself desired the lords be
seated. The Commons were them according TO custom
summoned to appear at the bar to hear the speech read
The speaker attended by several members OF me lower
The speech was then handed by the Lord Chancellor to
her Majesty, who proceeded read it with her usual adj
mrabe clearness and emphasis. 1t was as follows.
.sDIy Lords and Gentlemen
at is with the deepest that upon your again
scnbng have call attention to the dcarth of pro-
visions which prevails in Ireland and in parts Of Scotland
SIN Ireland, especially, the loss of the usual food OF the
people have been the of ulcrngs, Of disease
and of greatly increased mortality among the poorer classes
Outrages have become frequent, chiefly directed
against property and the transit OF provisions has been
dered unsafe in some parts of the country.
with view mitigate these evils, very large numbers
of men have been employed and received wages, in pu
of passed in the last session of Parliament
|
10y the lord lieutenant in order to promote more useful
been taken lessen the pressure districts which
most from the ordinary OF supply. Out
RACES have been rcpessed possible by
| military and police
SIT IS satisfactory observe, that in many of the
distressed districts the patience and resignation OF the
people have been most exemplary.
The deficiency Of the harvest in France and Germany
Obtaining adequate supplies OF provisions
SIT will be your duty to consider what further measures
required to alleviate the existing distress. recommend
you take into your consideration whether by
increasing for limited period the facilities for importing
more freely into tbs breweres and dislees, the supply
of food may be benefcally augmented.
81 have likewise TO direct earnest consideration TO
the permanent condition of Ireland You will perceive in
the Absence political excitement 1t an opportunity for aa
that OF the united Kingdom Various will be laid
raise the great mass of people in comfort to promote ag
culture and to lessen the pressure of that competition for
land which has been the fruitful source of crime and mis-
sThe marriage of the Infanta Louisa Fernando of Spain
between my government and those OF France and
Spain
1.-THE extinction of the free of Cracow has appeared
manifest violation of the treaty OF Vienna, that
have commanded that protest agalnst that act should De
delivered to the Vienna, Petersburgh and Berlin
which were parties it, Copies of these several papers
will be laid before you.
81 entertain confident hopes that the hoslities in the
river Plate which have long interrupted CONNIE may
be terminated; and my efforts, conjunction with
those Of the King the French will be earnestly directed to
that end.
My relations generally with foreign powers inspire me
with the fullest confidence in the maintenance of peace
Gentlemen of the House ofCommons
II nave directed the estimates TO be prepared WIN
view provide for the efficiency of the public service with
a due regard for economy.
"Ny lords and gcntlemen--
have ordered requisite preparation to be made
for putting into operation the of the last session of Par
lament for the establishment of local courts for the
of small debts. 1t is my hope that the enforcement OF civil
rights all parts sf the country which the act relates
may, by this measure, be materially facilitated.
recommend TO attention measures which WIN De
laid before you for improving the health OF towns an OBJ
Deeply sensible of the blessings which, after session
of calamity have been often voucsaied to this nation
by experimenting Providence, confdc these important
matters to your care, in full conviction that your discus
ons win be guided by impartial SPIRIT and in the hope
TINT the present suengs of my people may be ghtened
and that their future condition may be improved by your
deliberate wisdom"
The reply the Queens speech moved in the House
the leading topic OF which the condition oil Ireland
In the House of Commons, the engrossng subject OF
the other treated OF in the Queens speech
pies eighteen and half columns OF closely printed matter
Mexican Letters of Marquis.
An Office for tho sale of Mcxcen letters Of mnrque was
opened in London So says the London Globe. The fol-
lowing given the list OF CASES in which captures may
Vessels of the enemy with all that they may carry
board belonging them whether Of war, privaeer, or