The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-24

Affairs In England.

THH QUEEN 8 5PEECH ftPoRE PARLI eMHNr.
The actual session Of Parlia~ent commenced on ths
1ftA instant The speech from the thrsSe wS read ~
the Queen In perton and Is morn lengthy than usual
extending to over one thousand words she following
embraces the main features -
The met paragraph pays tribute to the memory %
Wellington calls the House to pro,r funds for
his funeral.
The second acknowledges the readiness With IN isn Vo
unteers have enlisted In the Diiia.
Section third continues to rs,eive from n foreA pow
srs assurances Of friendly relatic,s.
Section fourth says frequent md we'll fundeH com-
plants the part of my North American ooonsss o.
aacons by citizens Of the United States OF the AAas
convention Of 1878 induced to despatch 6r the pro-
to the service than those which had been previously
ployed This step led to discussion with the sdREn
ment Of the United Sctes and whiie the rig ts my
subjects have been firmly maintained the friendly sptsit
with which the question has heen treated intucts Es
TO hope that the ultimate result DO mutusf bone
and imp pYoyenent Of or common inter
with that great republic.
section MIN announces that the Jofnt Engfo1 an0
French .nisie to the Argentine Confederation opens
their greatest rivers to the commerce OF tAe world
Brazil for the suppression of trade stringent
the part OF England have been suspended
Section eighth suggests that the inquiry be rcsumsA
into the East Irdia Company'o charter
Section ninth says estimates will In duo time b ead
Section tenth proposes scheme for the sdvancemeus
Of the arts and sciences
Section eleventh coDgratuatcs the country On its pros
condition. and hints vaguely at proecon ss fet
lowsIf you should be Of opinion that recent iesisla
ton in contributing with other TO thchappy r
suit, has at the time afflicted unavoidabaS
Injustice certain important interests. I recon-
mend you diepnsrionatey to consider how, as Tar
as it may be practicable, equtably mitigate that
Injury and to enable the industry OF the country to meet
successfully that unrestricted competition to whicb
Parliament in its wisdom has decided 1t should bo sub
jected
Section twelfth trusts that the improvement has
tended Ireland and recommends policy To-
wards that country.
Section thirteen the appointment OF q
mission of inquiry ecclesiastical matters.
Section fourte enth recommends university reform.
Section fifteenth would rejoice If the transportation of
convicts Van Demens Land might be dispensed with
Section sixteenth relates to present and future se
OF law reform
Section seventeenth concludes by praying for Gods
blessing things in general
After lengthy discussion, the address agreed 70
in both houses,
On Friday nothing of much Importance transacted
India and China.
ANNEXATION OF MORE TERRITORY TO ENGLAND's
POSSESSIONS.
telegraphc despach from Trieste furnishes Later In
telligepce from India and China The departure is
nounced OF the brigade of the advance force from
Rapgoon for Prone which shortly to be followed
by the second division 1t confidently expected
that upon the troops reaching Prone the country would
yield and be annexed, and the war be immediately
br ought to conclusion.
Advces from China that the insurrectoa
tending
Commercial Intelligence.