New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-08

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.aIan of ber ,s;sh that thsv shn,lJ resnme their
seats AZ ~ aarn,na ,nsy nf the session
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taa1s haad af tha oc;nns s;gnoI hga;n the
Smaa,, naods tha nsnai gestura and with more
" - .;on of hsr wish hnt st;jl the as
80 a;,,ed atand;pg Har Majesty now
soIiad a., p,;ma Minister fo bar aid, and whis-
,,arad sansatb;ng IL tha Earl of Aberdeen. who
b H. ! nave If his Hand succeeded in communica-
tinS The gracious wish Of her Majesty to her
fa;rr snh;ecfa
Her Maiestv,s faithful Commons made a more
docornns entyancs thar e their wont into the
nresance If Roualtv They usually come me- sur.
,;,,r and 4,,,ohna into hes NIaiasty,s nrasanca
s s;.S ! hnouant and h;lor;ous rnanner Int mon
tha rrass,,t accas;on M, nrohahlv from The con.
sc;op 81 that tbey were hr;ncing nm The re-.
s,,,s e i, ana tr.stad Session thew en-
tsrsd tic honss ana tool the;r nlaces at the
har n . on;st and snhdned manner. STRANGELY
CONTRASTING Win the noise and tnmult which
nsualIv nreva;l
Tha q Fdrass fror tba commons having been
del;yered and other formalities accomplished
tba T.ord Chancellor lneelino nresented her
M ;esty with conv Of her royal sneech. which
tba 0neen nroceeded n read in 4 clear and dis.
t;nct tone IF voice a. followa.
nv LoRDs AND GENTLEMEN: am enabled,
Nv tho state If nubIic business to release Won
from a longer attendance N Parliament
CrNTIrYEN oE ruE HousE an Commons In
closing the session II affords me great pleasure
10 express nv real sense Of The zeal and energy
vnu have shown in nroyidino means for the
vigorous proseeution Of the war in which. not
Withstandine nv efforts to avert it, we are now
engaged. This liberality in granting the sup
plies for the public service demands nv warmest
thanks. and although I lament the increases
burdens If NV neonle. + fullv recoonize vour
wisdom in sacrificing considerations If present
convenience. and in providing for the immediate
exirencies Of the war, without an addition being
made to the permanent debt of the country.
NY Looms AND GENTLEMEN In cordial co.
operation with the Emperor OF the French, NV
efforts will be directed to the effectual repression
If that ambitious and aggressive shirt on the
mart Of Russia which has COMPELLED us to take
nm arms in defense Of an allv. and to seeure tha
fitnra tranonil;tv of Eurone
You will ioin with me in admiration of the
courage and perseverance manifested by the
troops o the Sultan in their defense of Silistria
and The various military Operations on the
Danube. ~
mo enoross;no interest Of matters connected
with the progress of the war has prevented
the due consideration of some of those subjects
which. at the opepinr of the session. / had re-
commended To vour attention. Init am bannv
To acknowledge the labor and diligence With
which YOU have perfected various important
measures well eaJculate,l In nrove of great nnh.
| liz utility. 80
| Won have not only passed an act for oneninp
| the coastinp trade Of the United kingdom ana
for removing the last legislative restriction pon
the use Of fore;on vessels. Init Won have aIso re-
yised and Consolidated the whole statute law re.
latine to merchant shipping.
The act for establishing the direct control Of
the House of Commons over the charges incur
rcd in tbe coIlect;on If the revenne will o;ve
more complete effect to an important princinIe
Of the constitution, and will promote simplieitv
and regularity in our system of public account
/ rejoice to perceive that amendments in the
4 administration of the law have continued to o.
cupv your attention 4 and / anticipate great
benefit from the improvements you have made
in the forms Of procedure in the superior courts
Of common law
| The means you have adopted for the better
government Of the University Of Oxford and the
| Improvement Of its constitution, trust will
| tend greatly to increase the usefulness and ex-
tend the renown of this great seminary q,
learning.
/ have willingly given nv assent to the
measure you have passed for the prevention Of
bribery and of corrupt practices at eleetions
and / hone that it NAV proye efFectual in The
correction Of an error which, if unchecked
threatens To fix a dean stain ,,non ou,, ranresan.
tatiye system. - y, -
Ii is my earnest desire that. on returning to
your respective counties. Won NAV nreserTe
spirit Of union and concord. DEPRIVED Of the
| blessings of peaee abroad. II ia more than ava,
necessary that we should endeavor 10 oonfrm
and increase the advantagas IF our ;ntern a
situation; and it is with he greatest satisfae
ton that regard the progress Of active indus
prevails thro,aehont the oonntry ep.''
Deeply sensible Of these advantages. it is nj,
humble prayer that we may continue to enjoy
i the favor OF the Almighty; and that under His