New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-17

Her Majesty .he Queen, our Most irac'o,s sovereign
hing IL and protreceJ sndesgors - pre-
fos her people the oesT a.. 81 e 10. sn
rden.ndepcs of whose empire has been rseolze a. nee
es-afy - the peace OF Earope-oy ne Yp"hif' 81 eeT
neonis with right against wrong-aai ~ iesre -
PP So, her .ona.nions most njsr9J- consequences
., tfLa nm arms in conjunction with he emperor Of me
French the defense Of the saaa ~, ne na,
., ovalty 10 the sovereign and sympGh won 'hs pas."
.se which have been geBefe ihrcu me
AZ hi. conjunction viii, am csrndea- % he,-ny ie-
spouded 10 by the LegseiHIe. lac 'o.ui1 "p,,sd ~
y, EnqInnd ana France in the wa = wen LICENSEES %
ali forth the synpaih..s OF the inhabitants OF county
mainly Eeopled by the deseendlnis OF these '"' po~'i
Empires. -.. -, ., ro.,.ot hesn hon.
II b- he Queens command - enicasor 20 eiec' me
ss.rneut of various important questions bearing upon
which nave been long pending between tue government
End The United Stater. | Proceeded % washington
In after one frank discussion with me authorizes
vas eurbl.d 10 conclude a treaty, which no" a'as
s,ion uuou 4. rms which is my hrn conviction will
80 i; tho hrhe.t decree advantageous 10 the COLONIES
Generally az vel to The United sia., measure W
give effec; 10 that ren'y VIII Oc ~-''''' p
will communicate TO you dispatch when hase =.
c.ived from the Secretary OF State for The co'onss WIN
,aference 70 the addresses 10 the queen nom te wv
49, al tho legislature on the subject of me constitution
g;satiye Council transmitted 10y me 1T the close
OF the last session of the Prov ncial Parmmcn IN ord'
Tia, .hev MIGHT be placed al the foot 81 the throhe
,,rnend for your consideration the passing OF Ia"
for Infringing into early operation tile act oi as' sso
which extends the elective franchise III oruef ina
tuopal express of opinion may DE oo ih, ~
a possbe under the system OF representation recently
essbshed on the various important questions on "ncn
legislation II required .,. ,r,, bI;,.
Gy.rLYNEs % THE LEGISLATIVE AssEssLf; Inc puo.nc
accounts for the past and current year and the estimates o
the present viii be submitted 70 you without DELAY, a"d
reiv with confidence on your willingness to make Inc
Necessary provision the wants of the Government. ne
r, ser.us condition OF the revenue may suggest 70 you
he tropriey Of making such reductions in the tar as
NAV he compatible with security the public credit, anc
effici, Mt in the public service nh;
UosoR.prF GySrIEMES .sD GENTLEMEN; during
nv soioum in England was much struck by the proofs
which received in all quarters OF the increasing neEe
IN Canadian affairs and trust that my acquaintance win
the Plovinces derived from long residence with thcn
NAV have enabled render some service IN spreading
more widely knowledge OF its resources and oil the ieei-
iucs If s Inhabitants Although state Of warfare mas a
tendency 10 restrict operations involving large eSpendi'
ture Of capital feel confident that the credit Of Canada
has attained position in English opinion which 1t never
before had and that enable you TO retain nothing -
REQUIRED but prudence in your undertakings and the mann
tenance of that reputation for fidelity TO money engage
ments. which the province has at all times borne