New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25

through ,ne hcuse ms portion OF the address and
the mcf rnsrKed curiosity manifested ~ 90 the
wording Of the sluson 20 to DcSib, suasvoia.ble in
Jury on certain Important interests occasonoi Nv the
! free trace inca urcT.
! nr LcRDS AND GTSTIErrs cannot 49, vo, "a.
II frst time atr tie dissclutou Of Paran N; At.S
cut expressing my deep soruw In which am sare Won
vii ia -ticipsfs. tat your delosriOns no oaysr
be sti hT tie cOUrses Ol tiat iliustrOus nan wA1.a
Great achcy srncu hsvc cxsl-ed the Of fnsleni
ana in whose loyalty and patriot the interests of my
Throne and o; my people ever found an unfuling SUI
port rely With confidence en- your desire to joan WIN
IN tekDe such steps Is may marx O'r seoso o. tlo
rsperl BE loss which tie 1IntFy has sustained by ths
B death al Arthur Duke OF Wellington.
lam happy 70 ackn0wledg, the readiness VITA wa'eh
NY subj c:s ia general have c)ms forward n lrsa ance
OF the Sct Of LAT session 20 Join the ranks % lie n ~
ana confidently trst that IN, force thus raised by yo
hnary enlistment viii be ca cuatet - give e1scaVe
aid 10 my regular army for the protecnon ana secury
Ut the country.
continue to receive from all Foreign Powers sssur
ances OF their anxious desire msiutain the friendly re-
latons now happily subsisting with my Government
Frequent and wcll.Ogndei complaints on the part OF
nv North American Colonies of infactoas by cizens
Of the United States of the Fishery Convention ofsS
induced 10 dispatch for fAe protection OF their int
rests csss Of vessels better adapted 70 the service taan
these which had been previously employed Tls step
has led % discussions with the Government OF the ltci
S,atesi and while the rights Of my subjects have been
firmly maintained the friendly spirit IN which the qlss
non ha been treated induces me 70 hope thai the Uf
mate result msy be mutually beneficial extension sni
improvement of our commercial intercourse with that
! great Republic.
The special mission which in concert with the Prince
President Of the French Republic, deemed It rigat tn
serd 20 the Argentine ConfetcrnJn has been received
with the utmost cordially. and the wise and enshtened
pCcy OF the Provisional Director has already opened 20
the commerce OF the world the great rivers hitherto
closed, which afford access 10 the Interior OF the
/ vast continent Of South America.
have the satisfaction OF announcing 20 YOU That the
sincere snd jealous efforts Of the Government of Brazil
tor the suppression Of the Slave Trade now early az
tngushed on that coast have enabled me 70 suspend the
stringent which had been compelled rellc-
family 10 adopt recurrence 10 which anNiously hope
| may be proved to be unnecessary.
| The Government Of her most faithful Majesty have
fully recognised the justicico of the claim which my
Government have long urged FOR the abolition OF the dis
eliminating duties on the export of wine, and have
passed decree for giving complete effect % the stpus
, lions Of the treaty on this subject
You win probably deem il advisable 70 resume the in
cuiries which were commenced by the ate Parliament,
with view legislation the subject OF the future
government of my Eat India possessions
GENTLEMEN or TlIE HOUSE, oP COMMONS: The esti-
mates for the ensuing year Will In due time be laid be-
fore you.
The Advancement of the fine arts and of practical
science viii be recognized by you worthy OF the at
feption Of q great and enlightened nation. have Ill
rccted that comprehensive ch me shall be laid before
you having in view the promotion of these objects, TO-
ward which invite your aid and cooperation.
My LORDS AND GENTLEMEN IL gives me pleasure to
be enabled by the blessings Of Providence 70 congrau
late you the generally improved condition Of tho
country and especially OF the industrial classes you
should he OF opinion that legislation IN contrIbu
ing with other causes, 10 THE happy result has at the
same time inflicted unavoidable injury on ccrainmpor-
tant interests, recommend you dpsssionatey 70 con.
slider how far IL may be practicable equtaby TO mitigate
that injury and TO enable the industry OF the country TO
meet successfully that unrestricted competition 20
which Parliament In it's wisdom, has decided that it
should be subjected
TRUST that the general improvement Notwithstanding
many obstacles has extended 10 ireland and while
rely with confidence on your aid should be required
10 restrain that unhappy spirit characterization ant ur
+ tUlpDce which produced
evils which aiict that portion OF my domin0ns. re-
commend TO you the adoption Of such liberal and gen
erCus policy toward Ireland ne may encourage aud as
sist her rally from the depression in which she has
been sunk by the suifcrngs OF late years.
Anxious TO promote the efficiency OF every branch OIL
National Church. have thought fit to issue com.
mission to inquire and report to me how tar, IN helr
opinion, the Cspituar Institutions Of the country are
capable OF being made effective for the great 90
jocts OF religious worship religious education ana eecle
Ihave directed that the Reports of the Commissioner
for inquring into the system Of education pursued atOx
lord and Cambridge should he communicated TO tue
governing bodies OF those Universities tor their consider
ation and rely upon your readiness 10 remove any e
gal difficulties which may impede the desire OF the Uni
verste AT large, or of The several Colleges tontroduc'
such ndmcnis INTO Their existing systen as they ma
deem to be more in accordance with the requirement.
The svstern OF secondary punishmenis has useiu7 oc
cupod The sbor ct successive Parliaments and shall
rejoice ii YOU shs find it possible 10 devise means by
which, without giving announcement to crune, trans
pOrtatiOn to Van Demcns Land may 1T no distant pc
riod be- altogether Discontinued.
Tbs subject Of Legal Reform continues 10 engage my
nxous attention The acts passed in last session Of
Parliament have been followed up by the orders neces
sary for putting them in operation; inquiries are IN
proorcsa ly my direction with view OF bringing into
harmony the testMnentery jurisdiction OF my several
Courts; and bills will be submitted for etcctins
further improvements in the administration of the law
To those and other measures affecting the social
condition OF the country, I persuaded that you VIII
give your earnest and jealous attentions and pray that
~ the blessing OF Almighty God yonr berations may
be guided the welbong and happiness Of my people
BY the arrival of the America, we are put in
possession CT English papers OF the latest dates We
lind nCtl M Of special importance IN them. Thg Com
nercia news from the East WIS favorable Money was
abundant 10th at Bombay and Calcutta, and Exports
lively Frelghis 10 London and Liverpool, f2 40 %
- lOj.
The news from China is TO the effect that
the instruction gaining strength.
There is no additional news Of interest from
France.
The latest intelligence from Paris is as fol
lows
.Areadv the tisncserving Judges and prefects are
her odious task OF lng the jas with parties "ao ar
suspected OF opposition 70 the yrant and usurper
The slightest preteXs are made use Of or arrests an.
once in durance the very Of the republic is su
Gent 10 procure the unhappy utterer an indefinite In
carceraton france may remain Tranquil, but Europ'
scarcely can.
In the English Parliament Lord John Rus
sell denounces the eyasiye policy Of the Minister'S am
Lord Penorston ad that the country demanded OF the
House. decorston in "a or u the present coTnmercis
policy.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.