The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-16
AMERICANS IN PARIS.
The Propagation Of Parliament.
HER MAJEsTY'S SPEECH.

Ny LoRus AVID GENT
induced by considerations q public policy 70 re-
lease yea al earlier period than usual from your ig-
The zeal and diligence however with which yen haze
applied yourselves your parliamentary labcrs, have
enabled IN hs comparatively short session to gre
my assent 70 many lI.a ures OF high Importance ani
trust. Of greet and permanent advantage
receive from all foreign powers assurances that they
animated by the friendly dispositions towards
this county; md entertain confident hope that the
arncaic rlaoLs happily subsisting between the prin
cpal Erropcan states nay be nrmy established as,
under Divine .oyGeucs to secure to the world long
continuance % he blessings Of peace To THE great end
ny attention viii be unremittiugly directed
rejoice hat the final settlement Of the affairs Of
;os,ein and schcsws ey the general concurrence Of
the powers chiefly Interested has removed Of
recent difference aud Q, future anxiety.
The auicahe termination ci ile discussions which
Rave tahtn place he'.eon the Sublime Porte and tao
pacha c; Fsyp sford guarantee IL the tranquility Ct
the Ta and IN encouragement 10 e extension Of CONF
msrcal enterprise
The Tie part Of he King Of Ava o. redress
utl demanded FIX ln.utts ami injo,lcs offered 70 9y
sUti cts EprgoGT Ea3 necessarily led to nteirap
ton Of friendly relations vi h thai sovereign The
psomptiuds aol vi wh sh.eh ths Governor General
o: udis hab takt hg thGs rsndeei uuivoi3a
bic have mcIiied ny entire appreciation; and ap CONF
that you win it.tic ate in the se'isfaetton wiki
which a the conduct of ID. naval AMI II
tary forces EUROPEAN ,ta fpaan hy who's" v;i0r apt
discipline tn. iuportaut apiurcs n onngaon and Marta
han have hc,n sccopi .rd ard n 'be hoo. which en-
terrain that these saa. ..csssss rty end ID an oaEs
and hoi.oru be peace.
Treaties have hp,u concluded by my naval ners
with tbu Sing # Uaaouty ami ~ the Arican chiefs
tutai abolition a the SLAVE trae which IS "a pre- en-
WHOLLY sUppusei urou t,lt .ocst.
have nd sreat ~ isic'ion IN giving ny assen. TO
The which you have wisely adopted for the bet
ter oIeaniza on Of tie militia coDsti.u ional force,
which being limited 10 PURPOSES II Internal defence san
acla jnst ground of jealousy o;hoorine bowers;
but which in the OF any sudden au! onfpresecn
aisturbar ny foreign laons would at all times.
contribute essentially 70 the projection and security Of
my dominions
GisrIE,ss oy rnr HousE OF Co,noNs--
thank you for the liberal provision which you have
made for the exigencies II the public service The
renditure which you have authorized sha De applied
with due regard To economy and efficiency.
The recent diseeyeries of extensive gold fields have
produced in the Australian colonies temporary dis
turbance of society requiring prompt attention have
taken such steps appeared TO most urgently neces
tary for the mitigation of this serious evil shall
tin apxousiy 20 watch the importan. results which
mast follow from those discoveries. have willingly
cured With you in which by rendering available
to the service 81 those colonies the portion arising within
them Of the hereditary revenue placed at the disposal
Of parlamenj On ny occe s..n 70 the Throne, may
enable them - meet iof necessarily increased expenh
Ny LoRDs AN CEv-tY,u~-
have gladly accented 10 the important bills which
you have passed for ci'c.ug -toro long aud anxously
desired in The paet'es AMI proceedings 81 the Superior
Courts Of Law aud EqUi'y and generally for improving
the aCminis tIa G'n oil lOaGre Every MEASURE which
smples the foam. and dn.a hes the Gtigy and expen
res oflessl lroc- dirss @cut nt'oaucng rtainty
Of decision importing he at't y If Tie courts or
lowering The hiph tap3s II Tie Judicial bench il va
liable ooon COZ c.Tr upon lie cou,nnity at large
hope hat The utferss which You have adopted for
promoting extruura intaneut Il the dead and for i'm
proving thr sEIy II pUtr. my lie found oTectua
ihc T,mtGy III VII, the csLce of which has long been
. relrclch 70 TIL .'t ~ ppos and may condace to
tie health ird cJ,At3.t g. tts iHhabItants
The extension OF popular rights ana legislative powers
IA lg lecs res dent W thccoionie is always 10
a. Jet II dee interest; and that The representa-
tive intttulons which. IN concert With YOU have
toned fer Now Zealand may promote the welfare ami
contentment Of the population Of that distant but
inteTestirg colony, and conrn th,r y, atty nd attach
ment t. my crown
H. i my intention, without delay to dissolve this pre-
sent Permanent and IL my ear0est prayer that IN the
exercise Of the high functions which according our
free constitution will devolve upon the several c5nstu
encics. they may DO directed by all wise Providence
10 the selection OF representatives whose wdom and
tfiotism may aid me in ny urceasg enleayoss
tain the honor and dignity II my uphold the
Protestant institutions Of the county auj The civil and
religious liberty which is their naural result; 10 extend
ana improve the national education; 10 isrel,on and
coornge Industry. art ard cicncc; 30 elevate the
moral and social condition. snd thereby promote the
weltare and happiness u my people.