Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-05
fOkEIGN INTELLIGENCE.
The European mails reached Boston In the America at

The European mails reached Boston the America al II
A. NJ, on Monday last
The Queens Speech will be found below Il presents no
pledges of REFORM besides that implied OF persistence IN
free trade policy We publish also brief summary OF Par
Elementary proceedings down 10 INC ON ins'a 'e Jay W.
fore the departure OF the steamer
On the proposed amendment the Address, in answer to
the Speech Proectonss were beaten even IN inc House
of Lords their former strong hold, BY three TO two
Dr. Achl the victim of Papal persecution was released
the Goth ut. . ;, .,
!" the '"p0' an Ta Ie QUEENS SPEECH.
Parliament was opened Jan. 3lsi, by Commission Inc
Lord Chancellor read the royal speech as follow
"My Lords and Gentlemen, -,
ave are commanded BY her Majesty 10 assure you, that
her Majesty has great satisfaction in again having recourse
10 the advice and assistance of her parliament
Tho decease Of her Majesty Queen Adelaide has caused
her Majesty deep affection Inc EXTENSIVE charity ana ta
emplary virtues OF her late Majesty VIII always 'ea' M
memory dear 10 the naon ,
"Her Majesty happily continues in peace and amy win
foreign powers 40. a.,
ain he course of the autumn differences Of serious cha
acer arose the governments OF Austria and RUSSIA
on the hand and the Sublime Porte on the oer IN re-
gard TO treatment oi considerable number OF persons
who after the termination of the civil in Hungary haa
taken rafnge in the Turkish territory
Explanations which took place between the iurKlsh anu
Ir,nera Governments have fortunately removed danger
10 the peace Europe which might have arisen out OF these
differences.
by the Sultan united efforts with those OF the govern
nent of France which similar appeal nao oeen maze
in Order ID
etfecny an amcabc settlement of these differences In
manner consistent with tho dignity ana noepehoshce OF INC
Ports. =. .o.,,,,.,, .,,h
freon stass upon tho which might DO rendered
by the relaxation OF the restrictions formerly I'M
posed by the Navigation Laws OF this country
he governments United States OF America and OF
Sweden have promptly taken steps secure TO b:!sn
in the ports their respective countries similar
20 those which their ships enjoy In British ports
with regard TO those foreign states whose Navigation
nave hitherto been OF restrictive character, her MAJ
eey has received from nearly all OF them assurances whch
induce n.r hope that our example VIII speeoy ieao 10
Great and general dminuon those obstacles which prev-
ousy existed free intercourse by sea between tie ma
:ions OF the void ,-:.I
Kingdom was again visited b. tile ravaees Of the cholera
ami tas Almighty God in mis- mercy was pleased 70 arrest
-h nroress OF mo ,uty, and is fearful esencc
Her Majesty persuaded at we sa best cVine our graf
tnde by yn precautions against the moro obvious caus-
20 of SICKNESS and an enlightened cohsioeaoh lo' os
VINO are most posed 10 It's Q. tacEs. -,
.pr Majesty in the late visit 10 Ireland derived the
HIGHEST ratification from the loyalty and attachment man
fsa6 nv all classes her sablnc,s Although me eHec's
81 former wears of scarcity painfully e IN that part
Of me United Kingdom they arc by me present
ob1nd .ncc of food and tho tranquility winch prevails
Hr Majesty has Krea. satisfaction N you
,,nroved condition ct commerce and manufactures
u s win regret that her Majesty has observed Inc com
plsIn,s which In many parts Of the kngeoh' hi Hs
lsen,s that any portion OF hor SUBJECTS snouo DC
faup distress But tits source vi sincere Sra'ncau"
~ hor Majesty TO the Increased enoVnen' o. the
neeesseries aud comforts Of life which cheapness and plenty
,sy'. bestowed upon the crca, Jody Of her people
Cysn,leracn OF the House OF Commons,
Majesty has directed he estimates for the Year to tie
,d nsfo You They have been framed with strict regard
10 ECONOMY while efficiency OF the various branches Oh
-, nubIlc servch las not been neglected
Her Majesty has seen with Satisfaction the present state
of the revenue
INV Lord. and Gentlemen,
So, Of the measures which postponed al the enc
- ,h last session. for Of tine for their consideration
viii be again laid before you Among the most important
of these is for the better government o. Inc Ausaa
colonies , 10000, . - to ,,r.,,
,.d for The improvement Of the condition Vi Ireland ne
,.chiefs arising party PROFESSIONS tho detects OF Inc
rngnlotinr the relations Of landlord and tenant; the IN,
,.-tct State Grand Jury Acts ana 'he oinshe
number Of electors Tor members TO serve IN parliament WI"
,,cs,her with other OF serious consequences form
h subjects of be submitted for considea-
"IJor Majesty has Learnt with satisfaction that the
sures which have been already passed for the promotion OF
,h nnbc health ale gradual adoption and hel
Majesty trusts that both in the metropolis ana IN various
narts al the United Kingdom Will be enso!ed 70 make
,h,r nrogress ia the removal OF evils which affect the
health and weil-beins Of her subjects. .-...a
"The favor of Divine PROVIDENCE mas n.ner.S
the last wears have shaken so many g the states oil
the continent OF Europe II Is her Malesys nope ana PC
lief that y combining liberty WIN osc. ~ yo viii Sustain
.he fabric Of our institutions the abode and the shelter
of free and happy people,.
In he Commons Feb Is. the debate on the an,endmer'
to ,he address was renewed by the Marquis OF CRANKY
Lord John Russell believed that the people were quite
ed with matters they stood and there was no chance io
restoration ,S 81 s msor liz
Mr.. Hawes, In reply TO question from Mr.. Adderley
stated that the order council for the removal OF convcs
10 the Cane of Good Hope had been revoked that the Ne
une convict shn had been removed from the Cape Van
Oiemans Land aud chat there foundation for the
runor Of tho recall of Sir Harry Smith.
In the Peers Feb 4th Lord Stanley asked the govern
nent whether the which he had seen in the pubic
journals relative the blockade Of the ports of Greece by
British Acct were correct The Marquis Of Lansdowns said
Tho
nand made by the British authorities founded In justice
Reneated eorte had been made obtain compensation Tor
inpes sustained by British subjects the hands of the
Greek government but after repeated deaye that govern
men, had at length refused TO give any redress
In addition statement that England has accepted INC
aton Of France In the Greek question: II !. understood
thst the French Minister of Foreign Affairs has declared in
pva hopes 70 be able TO 10 ae bs.ween
E,,rlnd and Greece has been nm;caby se,,lodl
Thu hin 70 exempt $500 worth ofpropety from execution
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