Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-29

careful observation vi The STATE OF thai mali ,,
have sail fed me that, while cue degree o.
crecil is highly Useful nihe business concerns
conatf, 4 souni sEeci- basis is essential 10 rs
permeaca; prosperity.
Wur g,g.. irgaid an, Gear sir, truly yours,
LEWIS CAss.
Ior. MAklun Dic1eison.
LATEST ACCOUNTS BY TIE ACADIA
BaEADsruFFS AGAIN ADVANCED.
Private Letters More far5raJle.
Correspondence OF Baltimore Pariot--By Telegraph.
NEw YORK, Sept. Is, 2P Nj.
The private accounts by he Acadia have been
rcc.egtd here. They embrace transactions IN
Liverpool on The Oh, up 10 the moment OF her
sailing. Ga hal day here was improved feel.
ing in bieaislufs. Best American Flour was
finn al 81 shiIlings per Dbl. Indian Corn advan.
CT! three shingS per Guar;er OF $50 lbs and was
firm al 50 10 81; shings. Whea' had also adj
vaucei ,cur penc per 70 lbs. Brings Circu.
lar states that Rice had declined considerably, ami
The market was duil. The supply Of Carolina is
light. Sales o: new rough TurpeniIne al . shi.
iirs>, afoat, and Of spirIts ditto. al SO shlins,.
The private letters nave come 10 hand in \.
YORK, and ae considered much more favorable
tnan the published accounts.
SPEECH OF THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND
The Lord Chancellor, kneeling, then prescnlr :
the Il ueen with copy Of The royal speech which
hsr Majesty projected 10 deliver IN foil, clear ami
melodious ones rendering her ", rds perfectly an.
dlble in The iurIheres' part OF Ihlt large area
where many praclisei orators have aiec 81
success, in his respect. The following i, a co.
! ~ 81 The royal speech, as delivered By her Ma
! ssiy:-
"My Lords and Geulemen:-l am harry 10
| lie able 10 release you from the duties OF labo.
| rious and proracted session.
! ss"The &C, Tor The prevention OF crime and out.
/ rage ia Ireland, which received my assent al M
commencement al lhr session, was attended IL
The mo,t beneficial Effects. The open display Of
/ arms intende tor criminal purposes was checked
: he course 0. justice was no longer nerupi,a
art several a,fociuus muricfcrs, VINO have
| spread terror through the county, were apale-
4 headed Tried and ccngice,'.
.rnc distress il Iceland, conscauen; upon su:.
cc.sive failures in the production q Tod has
been mtisAed by The appica ton IL lie Law Tor
Tie relief OF The poor, and by the amoun, Il cha.
I r'!ahs. contributions raised III other paiI oi me
/ United Kingdom.
| sOn he vlhcr hand, organized Confederate,
took Advantage ri The existing pressure IL eacltr
my suffering subjects 10 rebellion. Hopes u
plumber and conf>cativn were held out 10 temp
tn distressed, whilst the most visionary prospects
were exhibited 10 The ambitions In this collunc.
lure applied 10 your Loyalty anu wisdom Il!
increased powers; and, strengthened ty your
prompt concurrence, my government WAS cna.
hied ii defeat in a tew days, Vaccinations WhloR
mad been prepared during manv months The
energy and decision shown by The Lord Leni,.
uant OF Ireland in ms emergency, deserves lar
wd'mes; appreciation.
ain tie mi 81 oi these difficulties, y.u nave
con!inGed ytur latofs for HE improvement d,
4 t..1.t.
encumbcret estates. viii, | unst, gradually IL.
move IN evil Of great magnitude IN the social
state Of Ireland
The sy>'rm 81 perpetual entails 81 LAND r>a.
blshcd ~ Sroiland, produced very serious cviis,
hoin 10 heirs Of entail and 10 The community; and
| have 2rea. satisfaction IN seeng il amrDi,d
npon principles which have long been iuurd Ia
operate tcneiicialy IN this part II The Uniicl
Kingdom.
Il have given my cordial assent 10 the meas.
uies which have in view the improvement Of the
patiic health, AMI tnierain an rarnrs, huVr
tha' foundation hiss been laid Tor continued al.
varcc, in lhis beneficial work.
"Gen;iemen 81 The House Of Commons -
have 10 thank you Tor The re. dincss with which
yon have grained the supplies necessary for he
pubic service. shall avail myself Of every
opportunity which the exisencirs oi The Stae
may allow Tor enforcing economy.
"My Lords and Gentlemen ~ have renewed.
in formal manner, nv diplomatic relations
with The government Of France. The good uE
teistanting between the Two countries has con-
tinurd without The slightest ialerrup,icn.
"Evenis Of deep Importance have disturbed he
internal tranquility oi many 81 the States ot IN.
zone both in The nofth and in The suulh Thes.
events have led 10 ho,Ii,les between ntlghborng
countries.
~ am employing my good cilices in concert
with other Iricnaly powers to bring 10 an amica.
bic settlement these differences, and | nus Tia,
our efforts may be successful.
II am ltloiced 10 think that an Increasing sense
oil The value II Ccace encourages the hope hat
The nations OF Europe mag continut n the EN- ).
ment Of lis blessings.
Amidst these Commissions, | have had he sat.
isaciion OF being able 10 preserve peace Tor my
own dominons, and 10 mainian our domestic
tranquility. The Strength Of our institutions have
been tried, and has not been found wanting. |
have studied 10 preserve he people committed II
my charge in thr ENJOYMENT OF that temperate
freedom which they 50 Justly value My people
on their Side, icel TOO sensibly The advantages Of
order and security 10 allow The promotion d pl
laee md confusion any chance OF success in thcif
wicked designs
81 acknowledge, with grateful feelings, the
many marks OF loyalty and attachment which
have received from all classes of my people Il
IS my earnest hope, that by cultivating respect
10 the law, and obedience 10 the precepls Of re.
ligion, the liberties of this people may, BY the
blessing Of Almighty God, be perpelua,cd"
Then the Lord Chancellor, BY her Majesty,
command, said: "My Lords and Gcntlemen--
IL is her Majestys royal pleasure hat this par
Lament be prorogued 10 Thursday the ID dar
Of November next, 10 be then here holden, and
that this parliament is accordingly prorogued to
Thursday, the Cd day Of November next 7"
Her Majesty aud Prince Albert, accompanied
by the usual royal attendants, then retired, AMI
the rest Of the assembly shortly after separated
The royal cortfge left the house in The same
order in which il had arrived