New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-16
ENGLAND.
parliament Prorogued.


,s Parliament met to wind up business prior to
tbe Proropation. Over a hundred bills received
tbe Royai Assent of which the only ones inter-
estipg on this side the Passengers Act, Ameno-
ment: Bishopric of Quebec Colonial B,shopr'cs
Her, ditary Casual Revenues in the PROVINCES
NJ Iceland Government; also the Militia Bill.
The Earl of Malmesbury informed their loroships
that the case of Mr. Mather, who was wounded
nv an Austrian at Florence, had been sat's'acu9-
rHv settled. owing to the tact Of Sir Henry Bull
wer. who had obtained from the Tuscan uoVern-
. ment recognition, in the most explicit manner,
of the liability OF Tuscany 10 PiottcC pI.i'n SUI
;scts within the Duchy. In ad fItion 70 tnis, the
t1nke III Castiglone, Tuscan Minister for Foreign
Affairs. bsd handed to SIR II. Bulwer what Lord
MaImesbuyv terms " complete, gentlemanl'ke and
SATISFACTORY" apology. The affair is therefore
ended ,x nm
In the House of Commons, Mr.. II. Dan
combe presented petition from the SWISS resi-
dents in England complaining OF the interference
nv Prussia in the affairs OF Neufchatel, and OF the
snpport given by England to that interference.
S,f de Lacv Evans asked whether the policy OF
the British Government regarding the Mosquito
TERRITORY, and the support hitherto gwen 10 the
Chief or So called King OF Mosquito, Was IN
tended to be chenged and if so, IN what respect.
Sir w. JOlife, on the part OF the Government, re-
pled that negotiations were still pending on the
subject but he did not consider it prudent to lay
the papers before the House.
On Thursday both Houses assembled at
IL o'clock. 1t having been announced that the
ceremony would be performed by the Queen In
person, lsfge crowds Of persons from an early hour
fhropged all the leading To the Palace aud
Houses Of Parliament. AT a lew minutes past
o'clot k the Queen arrived at the House OF Lords,
and having asceI ded the throne, sent for her
''aitbful Commons" The scene of prOroguing
Parliament has been SO often described that IL is
enough to say there was the same barbara
rl..~..
the only difference in the ceremonial this year
being that the Commons having previously bal
lOted for places came in decorOusly when sum-
mOned. instead of rushing IN unanimously and
scIamblng for seats Tne ambassadors mustered
in force, and the Right Reverend Bench OF Bishops
were present in full caDouicals surveying the
pomps and vanities of the scene. There was, OF
course grand muster of Peers and Peeresses,
aud every available corner of the really gorgeous
hall was packed with such Of the meaner public
IA were fortunate enough to obtain tckets-dll
being en- graRde teRue. The Queen is repOrte
to have looked WE'LL and to have read her speech
with the clear information for which her voice IS
remarkable. The following is
THE QUEENS SPEECH.
Ny LORDS AND GENTLEMEN am induced by con-
sidersons Of puoc policy 10 release you al an earlier
period Than usual from your Legislative duties. Inc
zeal and eigebce, however, with which You have ap.
piled yourselves to your parliamentary laoors have en-
abled 10 this comparatively short session, to give
assent 10 mADy htures OF anu
trust, Of great and permanent advantage
receive from all foreign powers assurances that they
animated by the frieI dly dispositions toward
this country and eutertatn confident hope that the
am.csble relations happily sub.is.Ipg brtweea the prn
cipal European States may be firmly established as
under Divine Providence, secure 10 the world lone
contir of the blessings OF peace To this great
end my attention will be up remlJtlngly directed.
rejoice that the final settlement OF the affairs OF Hol
stein Al Scheswig by the general concurrence OF the
powers chiefly Interested has removed one cause oil re
md ri fufnrQ anxiS
The sm'cable termination " the dissensions whic:
have taken place between the sublime tO'to qua INT
Pasha OF Egypt afford guarantee for the Tranquility
the Esst and encouragement 10 the extension OF
mereia enterprise
The .l,a ON the part Of the King Of Ava OF redress
Justly demanded for insults and nGres offered TO NJ
subjects Rapgoon, has necessarily led TO an interr
unn VI friendly relations With that sovereign. IN
pron p,itude and vigor with which the Cover
Of India has take the measures rendered unavoidable
have msrited my entire appreciation, and am conhden
thstyou will participate in the satisfaction with which
have observed the conduct of all the naval and militia
forces European ard Indian by whose vaor and isci
pine the important captures OF Rapgoon and Marta
ban have been accomplished, and in the hope which
entertain that these signal successes may lead ~ al
early and honorable peace
Treaties have been concluded by my naval CON
panders with the King OF Dahomey anc all the Aticar
Chief. whose rue extends along the Blight OF Benin, ul
the total abolition OF the slave trade "a al pre-
sent wholly suppressed upon that coast
have had great Satisfaction In giving my assent "a
bne atufte Nhlcn nave ddOpt0 Tor the better
organization OF the miiusa constitutional force which
being limited 10 purposes Of nte nal defence can afford
no ust ground OF Jealousy 10 DeishboTDg powers but
Which, In the evept If any sudden and inf lreseen dis.
turbsnce Of my foreign relations would conttbu,e es
sentaly 10 the protection and secuIty of my d0miaoas
GENTLEMEN or THE BoUsE OF COMMONS: thenk
you foI sbe liberal provisions which YOU made tor
TIE exkepces Of the public services The expenditure,
which you have authorized shall be applied with due
regard TO efficiency and economy.
Tterecent discoveries of extensive gold fields have
produced Ia the Australian Colonies a temporary dis
enrbaDce Of society requiring prompt attention. have
taken such steps nc appeared 70 me most urgently ne
eesssiy Ter the mitigation # this serious evil. chad
continue aDXiousy 10 watch the important results which
must follow IRON these discoveries bave Willingly
eopcurred with you In act which by rendering
available 10 the service Of those colonies the portion
arising within them, Of the hereditary revenue placed
st the drposal Of Parliament my accession 10 the
thrcpe-msy enable them meet their necessarily in
creased expenditure.
Ny LoRDs AND GENTLEMEN Ihave gladly assented
70 tne important bills which you have pa'ssd for ef
caae reforms long and anxousy desired In the
eho proceedings OF the superior courts at iaV and
sno generally for improving the administration
"a ss. Every measure witch simpifes the forms
ia.. nshes the delay and Expenses of legal proceed
psrips he nodOeins uncertainty of decision, i'm
sS,noriy Of the courts or lowering the hish
sos o. me JUDICIAL bench Is valuable noon CON
~ w me community At large
s ~ zoe measures which Won have sdo,ted IN,
Tor improving the suppls 81 msnlot Toe osao, ano
ieciasi TOT be remedy II evls he sx;S, s 800
has long been areproach 10 This ,ra, ~ "a ~noe
may eonoeee TO The health and comior, 90 -
tsnis. VI us lnnaos
The extension Of popular rshts ,DA,,,
eYs o. my subjects resident In the eoor pow
object Of deep Interest and trus, sh,
ent alive iDstiiuiops which, In concer, ..s pfes
have sanctioned for New-Zealand, NAV pron,oy you,
welfare and contentment Of The population Of TIN, '