The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-12-03
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| In Rsts,n on the II th inst. Lgs .esess5
ehs mnmenced ny paying "a high tribute
| to TIE efylct and character OF lhe Fate Duke
Of Wellington She tlicn acknowIedged the
Ifrrh5iC sinanffesisd byfisr sbbiects % gtiIIst
Iiinth@laalitia.li She says she has Sssufances
otstfsDdlg afelsiions from alioteiga powers.
Ia alpaing 10, the fsherysqasstionsb between
llias f9apAry fnl ths United States, she says
white h: rights Of her snbiects are hgmlyi
inaniained, sci the friendly spirit with
I'witehhtlls quesrion Is 9tfeated. Induces the
hope Aatthe result viii be sbeneftist, and
haseaslendeney 10 extent che conamon in1
tefcoaies with thai sgfes Re public 'lsis Il,
She sters 10 ne Epglsh, spd French miss
ion 10 tns gsnllne tonlsiera ton tand spys
thai Tssul.ed la ops ming lhs isSN asfesIl
Fffvessf or ths r0nhtry 10 The commerce oil The
iwodd, and hss induced Brazil 10 use her
efforts to suppress the slave trade. ,,
She den6unces the abolition OF the Portu-
gese duty on wines. gesl
She suggrsl the inquiries be resumed in
regard 10 lhe character Of The East lnlia Com
pany.
Ascheme for the advancement ofthe arts
and sciences is recommended.
In sppsking OF protection she says:
"lf you should think that the recent leg
islstion, though contributing, with other
causes, 10 the happy results OF the past year,
yet should you think IT has in fiicied una
ypidable injustice on certain important in
tteesis, recommend dispassiondte consid-
Grafton Of The matter in order TO see how far
| it Is practicable TO mitigate the injustice so
as to give all departments Of industry equal
advantagts in competition, and trust that
any improvement which may be made will
be extended to Ireland,--lo which country
recommend generous policy" gs,,-.
She recommends University reform.
| In referring 10 Australia, she says she
would rejoice Transportation to that colo
| ny was dispensed with. ..G eyt p
After retiring to the present and future
measures Of Jaw reform, she concludes by
asking the blessing of Htaven on earthly DO
tentaiss in general, but upon Kings in par
licular. r.a .... 4
The address was agreed TO by both houses.
on the 18th. r.a.
The commercial news from India is CON
sidered favorable. It'd E4
The news from China is to the effect that
the insurrection is gaining strength. s5
The latest int diligence from Paris, says
that the Gme-serving Judges and Perlets are
already filling the jails with paIties who are
suspected of opposition TO the Emperor
The slightest pretexts are made use OF for
arrests. n .a... a.a
In the British Parliament Lord John Russ.
! ell announced the eyasive policy OF The Min
lister.
| Lord yPalmerston said that the country
demanded of the House declaration in "a
vor Of the present commercial policy.
| MoRNING SESSION. .--HoUsE-Th bill ma
king appropriations, in part, for the years
/ 1852 and 1853, passed.
SENATE-The greater part of the forenoon
was spent ia discussing the School bill,
The House bill authorizing Courts OF. Com
mon Pleas to ap oint receivers in cases oil
attachment, was passed, and the bill is now
a law.
AFTERNOON SEasIoN--The afternoon was
mostly spent in Committee ol the Whole,
considering the bill amending the act, provi-
ding for compensation of owners OF private
properly taken by railroad companies. This
bill transfers all prnding suits commpnced
under the old Constitution, to the operation
oil the laws passed under the new. e
SENATE-The resolution 10 instruct the
Finance Committee 10 report bill repeating
tie 5000 exemption clause in the tax bill
was referred 10 the Finance Committee.
The Senate then went into committee OF
the School bill and discussed it up TO ad
journment.
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