The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

home having reached Liverpool at 10 O'Clock P. NJ on
Sunday, the LIST inst
The stesmihip Atlantic arrived at Liverpool ct 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, ON Wednesday, the 4th inst.
The news BY the Cambria possesses features OF
moro than ordinary interest.
Great Britain.
OPENING OF PARLIAMENr-spEEcH OF THR QUEEN
LORD PALMERsToS AND LOUIS NAPoLRoN's COUP
D'RTAT, RIC.
Tho British Parliament was formally opened by the
Queen In person the 50 inst when shs delivered the
following speech =
NV LoRps AND 6Errl rMES-The period has srrived
when. accord ing uag- await myself OF your ad
vice ana assistance In the preparation and adoption Of
which the Welfare OF The country require
continue to maintain h. most friendly relations with
foreign powers TIE complicated sfsrs Of the Dutches
Of Hslstein and ecal-swig have continued to engage
my attention. i have every reason 20 expect that
tho treaty between Germany and Denmark, which
cancelled at Berlin In the year before last,
within short tine will be fully and com-
plstey executed regret that the which broke out
on the eastern frontier the Cape Of Good Hope m ore
than year sgo snl continues. observe with sincere
satisfaction tire tranquil ty which has prevailed through
ont the greater part u l.land and much regret that
Esve to inform you ths certain parts f the counties of
Armagh, Donsgsn ssd Louth hays pee marked by the
commission Of Ct the most serious dscrp uon
The powers Of the -y ting laws avs been prom pity
cuted for the detecon Of tbs offenders and for che
beet interets Of the csuutry Ny attention will be d.
rooted TO that important OBJECT.
Turning to the gentlemen Of the House Of Commons,
her Msje.ty says -
hsvs ordered the estimate of the expeu'es OF the
current year to be laid before you. Irsy with conf
dencc on your To- atty and zeal 10 make al use pro-
visions for the pubi3 sarFic.
Again addressing tie Lords, her Majesty referred to
the Improvements contemplated to be MADE Ia the ai
nainstIsticp Of justice in the various departments bills
in festisn thereto having b-en directed to b prepared
The act of 1913 s susyeueing the operation Of p-syi
Gus act copfsrritg representative insitutions on
New Xealsnd, will expire carly in the next year
Her Mesty expresses happy 70 believe that there
M al al mn
tons By New ZeaIapd
to state 10 that TIE large dpctope Of which
have taken place Of lac ya-s have not been attended
With pcoportopab'e diuinuton OF thu nstonal in.
come The revenue Il The past scar ha been fiy ede
quate to the demand the public servce while tbs
duc.sn Of taxation has tended greatly co the relief and
comfort OF my euhjsots"
Her Majesty corclgdes IL acknowledge with thank
fulness TO Almighty God that tranquility good order
and wiling obedience continue TO prevail generally
throughout The country It appears to THAI is
Citing time for calmly eoni1ering whatever may be sd
vsSble ard to make euch amendments IN ths of
late regn relating the representation o. the Com
mons II Parliament as may oe deepsd calculated to
carry 'rto more complete effect the principles upon
that in Guch confederation, you viii firmly adaere
We scknoEiedged principles ct the constitution, by
which tho preiogaves o! the the authority of
both hcuses Of PtrismeIt and the Iishe and Liberties
Of the people, are equally occurred,
No amendment proposed in the address, in reply
so the epeeck In either house. In the Commons Sir
Beclsml3 hh asked Ior an e2papstiou OF The causes
OF Lord Falmsrston's resignation, wi,h the Premier
Immediately gave asserting tina. Lord Pamerston was
rssctory-treated the Queen Interrogation, wit
tcrptuous eilence-acted Independently Of his col.
agues--eDd unreservsdly approved the recent illegal
coup aeidf OF LouissNapo,ecn 10 this Palmerston
Piled length aud though damaging his late ool
leagues be did not improve HE position In tbs course
II his speech be paid = willing and merited eu!ogium
the character Of the American Minister ~ London.
Nothing Of moment he'd taken place in the House OF
Lords
TIE Earl Of Derby, In his speech the address, i'm
piled hs appreciation OF Louis Napoleon, condemned
ministers for putting the Ecclesiastical bill in force
ars demanded protection for the agricultural
portion Of the community, and the abolition OF tho
income tax. On tho Oh the Solicitor General moved
for leave to bsi1 g in . bill for chAncery reform
MELANCHOLY cATAsTRoPHE.
most awful disaster had taken place at quarry 81
Eoamser,h In Yorkshire by the bursting Of reservoir
BY whish from sixty hundred perons lost their
lives. and damage great extent bad bsen done to the
fsctoris in the neghborheod The late heavy floods Is
the caufc assigned for the disaster
Interesting from Ireland,
TIE specisl Commission .; Doneghan had proved an
abortion capital conviction having taken place the
iuIies being unable to agree.
Father Mathew had been seriously indsposed but the
hAst sdvcee left him eonvalescent.
Mr. Birch, the proprietor OF the World newspaper, had
been held to bail 70 to chargeo
criminal information for libel on a daughter Of Mr..
Brewster
movement Ia favor of the liberation Of tbs Irish
exilce was going forward in the chief cities and towns
In the south and West
Affairs In France.
All ourrr-ruv opry.Ns NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.