The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-06

THE cHIsE.E IMPERIAL TROOPS AGAIN RrPuLsKD =
cHIkE-E TRADE DULL
The following is the elegraphic despatch announcing
the termination OF the Burmese war
TRIESTE. August 22--2i, p. IN.
The steamer Bombay has arrived in one hundred and
eleven hours from Alexandria The Indian mail had
rived at Alexandria with dates from Calcutta, July 49,
The King OF Avs, being starved into submission. had
sued Tor peace, set the British prisoners At liberty. and
ernor general had assenied, and proclaimed peace al.
though formal treaty has not been concluded
Trade in India 10 dul-the markets easy.
m China. The impefalist forces had attempted 10 regain
Ching kanG FOO, but without success, Notwithstanding
foreign aid. The markets were dull.
ENGLAND.
Parliament prorogued by commissions on Saturday,
goth alt The past session unusually pro,racted
and laborious. l,s career commenced under the Derby
and DIsraeli administration on the 4th Of November.
1884, when the representative branch OF the legislature
comprised greater number OF and inexperienced
wen, on until the 10th OF the following month"; when
the overthrow OF the Derby administrations took place,
and cabinet was formed by the Earl Of Aberdeen.
On the 3ist December Parliament sdj,uned and 10th
February, 1885, reassebled for despatch Of businesa
Since then both houses have been constantly employed
and The course Of debate has through matters Of n
On Saturday, 10th. the Lords COMMISSIONER arrayed
in scarle robes, took their seas closs 10 the Queens
vacant throne in the House Of Iofds and ordered the
usbes OF the black rod, Sir Augustus C0oed 10 summon
the Commons 10 their presence The commissioners
The Lord Chancellor, the Dnke OF Newcastle. the
Duke Of Argyle. the Marquis OF Breadabans. and Earl
Gnnville. 81 go s.1rf1
Ia due time the members OF the House OF Commons
made their appearance, headed by their speaker The
body OF the House OF Lords occupied by few Ia
dies and there were but six peers resest Il was quite
Ia dull affair ~
The royal assent was given, by proxy, TO upwards
OF eighty bills. alter which the Lord Chancellor read
THE ouExs's SPEECH. s..,,..,..
NV LORDS AND GENTLEMEN; We are commanded by
her Majesty 10 release from your attendance In Par
zme0A and nj the same me 10 express her Majesty 3
appreciation OF the zeal and assiduty with which
during proraclsd and laborous session, you have APP
piled yourselves the consideration Of many subieca OF
great imponancs to shs public welfare. rs.a4 h
Her Majesty has with much satisfaction that, by
the remission and reduction OF taxes which tended 10
cramp this operations OF usde and iuustsy you have
given fresh extension system OF benehcent legisIA
on and have largely increased the means Of obtaining
the necesearIes OF life. N e! Nl ~
The provision which you have made for meeting the
sso IN future years Of natnrs 10 give permanent sta
b'l'y TO hnanees and thereby to aid in consolidating
as suen&th and resources Of the empire.
Inc osoyAnt state OF the revenue, and the steady PRO-.
gess OF our foreign trade pfoois oil the wisdom oil
me csmmerc'al policy 6rmly established while the
prosperity which pervades the great trading and producing
cssAses happily whhoat partial exception, atosds
continued and Increasing evidence OF the ssasgsd con-
forts Of the people. 114 A. ~ = - ri
The measure which yor have psssed for the future row
srnment OF India hss bsen readily sanctioned BY het Ma
wisely framed, and that IL well calculated promote