New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05

1l reduction " taxes which tended 20 cranp
the operations Of trade and industry you have given fresh
exf,nsiun system Of benehcent legislation. and have
largely increased The Of obtaining the necessaes Of
The prov sion which YOU have male for meeting The
drsnis Of The public service oay in the present but
also IL failure year Of nature 70 give persneni STA
hlfy finance aac thcrtby to Az in consolidating
the sire .th and RESOURCES of the Empire
-lhe buoyan: Of the revenue. and the steady
poers % our foreign trade are proof. o. the wisdom Of
tie cCnIs Tcal policy nos nruIiy established while the
Iro-Ie ,y wkn pcryaces he great trading and pro-
due cisssCs happily Without even partial exception,
affords continued ana ncrt evidence ~ the enlarged
comforts al The people.
Ike which you have passed Tor the future Gov
eumsni Of Indie has ben really Sanctioned by her Ma
jss:v. IN the i-gsuaon thai /: VII prove e. have been
wisely famed, and thai = wen cal,ra,el . promote
the iHI rovemen; and welfare Of her Aa Eastern do
minoHs
Her Majesty regards with peculiar .a.fseon the pro
vision you have made for the better adm nsration Of
charitable ,ru,ts. TIE Obstacles which existed TO the just
and fetal use o property -; apart oE the purposes Of
Il erty and education hay- been a serious public evil tn
which her hajsiv Persuaded that, II ycar wisdom, you
have api '-i ~ efficient remedy.
"GsAtl men o. H. H0L-s Of C0ma0as We are com
handed by Her Majesty e. ih-ak you ;lr the sapf.s
which you have lraHsd 10 the service Of he present yea
and oF The provision which you have made for The defense
of tie country both by sea and Hand Her Majesty VIII
apply them With due regard to economy and consistent
y with that .pfi which hes az all times made national
security tie chief object OF her care.
Ne lords and Ges'lrpes, Her Majesty commands
rs inform y0u that she continues 70 receive from her
allies the Of their undated desire TO oultvate
L
1t i with deep interest and concern that Her Majesty
has viewed he serious misunderstanding which has recent
ly oren between Russia and the Ottoman Porte. =,
The Emperor Of the French hiss uniled with Her
Majesty in earnest endesvor reconcile differences the
continuance oil which might involve Europe in war.
Acting IN with her alie-, and relying on the
e1trous OF the Conference now assembled at Vienna her
Ms .ty has good hope that honorable arrange
mont will spe eddy be accomplished.
Her Majesty reoices IN being able To announce to you
the ,errinasn OF the the frontiers OF the settle
M OF the Cape of Good Hope and she trusts that the
;ah Lment Of representative government IN thst colo
ny may lead the development Of s resources and ena
BIZ 10 make efficient provision for it, future defence
We are also commanded TO congratulate you. that by
the united exerons of the naval and military forces OF her
Moesiy and of the East India Company the war in Bur
nah has been brought to honorable and successful Is
sue The objects the having been faiy attained
AID due submission made by the Burmese GoVeTnnent'
peace has been proclaimed
and thanh fumes to Almighty God the tranquility when
prevails throughout her domnions. together win that
Ieeeeul industry ard obedience 10 the laws which ensure
the welfare of all classes of her subjects is the first de
fire Of her Majesty promote the advance OF every SO
cal Improvement and with the aid OF your wisdom still
further extend the prosperity and happiness OF her PEG
pie"
The Chancellor then declared Parliament prorogGed
until Thursday Oct a. Before closing up in the Com.
mons, Mr. MonCkton Mines took occasion TO ask Lord
Palmerston if he able to give any assurance 10 e
House as the moral confidence which the government
entertans with respect the evacuation OF the Danuban
Prncpeliies to enable Parliament to be prorogued
without anxiety To this one point the attention OF me
country was mainly directed Lord Palmerston replied;
The answer 10 the confidence OF Her Majesty 1OV
eminent may be given in the shortest possible space
namely Their belief that Parliament may be safely pro
"rogued under present circumstances With regardo the
"evacuaon Of the PTncpa'ies can only say ihat am
confident that the Emperor OF Russia having that due
"reeaId for his honor and character when every c'Fe
reign OF a great country always be inspired by will
take the earliest opportunity after the settlement with
"Turkey and of his own accord will make merit OF
"evecuang the Princpaes, without the slightest delay
That is my confident expectation and belief
After this agreeable announcement the Speaker shook
hands with Lord Pamerson who represented the Caone
and the members took their hats and went their respective
ways. -, T.;
congratulate itself that the state OF the country iuhy
hear out the language used by Her Majesty tieiicates
Parliament the abundant reforms in store of te next
session and the large amount OF legislation that mas
be. ACCOMPLISHED during the past session One session
m sovs has settled for good and forever the long yoxed
question Of Free Trade abolished heavy duty on soap
reduced tea relnangcd the Income Tax ana pro
vided permanent substitute modihed greater PaIt vi
,le Customs and Excise, including those very important
parts which relate to the public press OF the country ana
he public vehicles of the metropolis, remodeed the .on
s;uiiOn OF the Indian Empire removed the last restrc
ions on navigation and rescued the msnageneh VI ,
table trusts the malversaton which mas diverted MI
lions upon millions from their proper uses ana icniered
The yeTy name OF charity ridiculous The Morning Caroa
cie says the Speech offers little room Tor criticism Inc
Other metropolitan papers pass II over with little REMARK
Sir Charles Napier at the point OF death when the
Atlantic sailed
deuuation of Poles waited upon Lord Pamerston TO
present him with address from the Polish Historical
Society. The deIutaon comprised Lord Dudley stuart
Conn., Stanislaus Maaehowski Alexander Chodzko Julian
Fontana Lieut. Charles Szulczewski Major John Gelgud
end John Terecki The following is the address
40 the Right Hon. Viscount Palmerson, NJ r
My Lord the noble words uttered By your Lordshp IN
the House If Commons the discussion OF he grant Oh
money for the relief Of countymen anu tue generous
sentiments pronounced by you recently in honor Of LORD
Dudley Stuart for his chiya devotion to the cause oil
ihoe wo Tor the sake of their country are condehed 10
Lear misfortune aud exile impose upon the Poles duties OF
gratitude toward the person OF your Lordship ,
Me the Council and members OF the Polish HISTORICAL
Soeoy of Paris being this occasion the organ OF the
national ntimen take the liberty OF offering the express
of Them by presenting this respectful address to your
lOrdship.
1T i consoling for humanity to Of the most
influential men and the worthy 10 exercise his inhu
enoe the destiny Of nations defending iroh the hgh OF
Lis LuIO.ean position, the laws Of international justice
hal have been the sufern-s OF Poland from the Vo-
l,ou Of those laws Your LOfd,hp has more than pro
claimed them the world. This recollection OF our great
national glory is the time pledge OF our iature
DESTROYS Of testIying 70 your Lordhip a It's
the Polish Historical Society bgs leave TO present to you
NV Lord coles OF medal which caused to be struck IN
s4 o. much in honor of m venerable president Prince
Adam Czaroryski 10 honor itself by the homage thus
pa 10 his virtues and his long career conecated 10 the
Z service of bis country.
we mite our own wishes with those Of our country
men that Tod may continue bless and preserve you IN
he elevated position in which lac has placed you for the
Of the interests and the Independence oi haon'
Done at Paris, July 30, 1853
Tor the President, the Treasurer of the Society.
"SrAsIsLAUs CoUsr MALAcHow.KI.
For the Secretary, ALEXANDER CHoDzAo.
Lord Palmerslon replied with On impressive assurance
Of the deep sympathy he felt with Poland ana is 'aHenng'
MISCELLANEOUS.
Admiral Sir George COckbsn died 1t LeaminSton Spa,
on tire lslh aged CO. His name - associated wan the
British side ia the American and 70 the history oil that
time refer for his acts.
Major Gen Lord SaOan dead aged GO Ole was one OF
WeUiuotcus iutnEes and brother in arms, and served