Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-04


The Meeting Of Pariiamtni--2he Qn"n'sSnteh
--DrL,i.s on he address Warm .iRitkS by
lie Opposition Und,r he Ediy Dtrhy--SW J.
Patktnh,m and DirHH--7Hc Trniy miM
Ausiria.
TIE i2tii Of December, the day on Which i'ar
Lament assembled, ElIg y beautiful one, thcfe
Was ~ unusual cUncontsr OF Spectators ol tie n'
ccSSiun and oth,r fnnaliirs Of tic occasion. IN
tllu ncElU; Of the House ii UEs, the usual bill
lmncy VI the aSSenlblute WIS clp quoted ny ihenp.
pcataNccOl numerous IaiitS IN I0lifHIns, show
nr that many litnlItS Ot lllG "uppCf iahh,' have
sulIett,l tie loss 0l relatives by the war.
a ilTone force Of tie corps dlpI"lnntiqnn WIS
present III theif aImy VI uniforms, STATS, c0hIS
and riJi,utS. NJ. Buchanan attended IN clti2rS
costume. MlSuus l,ey, the rurSisll minister,
Sail PaSli, Of tie Turkish ulmiiaIty, tie Alala.
mjlIl DuItep Singh, also The aids u the ltallh ol
Ruttcula, aud D.irr Ottil:alS, IN then ihIionhl
CARDS, gave variety 10 lie scene.
On The entrance f tic Qatcn and Ptncc NJ.
hcrt, the whole aS$enblDgc rose TO tilrl icet,
and on riycn signal from her they TcStlncd ielE
seats.
Sir Augustus CliilJtl, Tho llSLuf Of The black
rod, wnS dispatched 10 SUMMON her lnHJtSly$
faithful cOillIuons, and IN II few minutes thai W.
mtIItuuuS but re$l,rcab body came CtOwtltg IN
the House. The Speaker IN his Official robes
come to the font, aid on his right and LEI, stood
Lord JOIN, Russell and Sit William Wordsworth, us
members Oi Tie ministry.
The manuscript Of her speech was then placed
in her tn,dS, and with n t'enlly audible VOICE.
her majesty is noted for ttt pleasing Oi!lUil--
the Queen read the following;
"lfY Lyrds and Genifmtn:
al have called yOn together at this unusual pc
lio Ol The year, N order that by your assistance
may take such measures us will enable mt 10 lt0S.
erN,e The great war in which we rlc rlrnGci with
tic utmost yigor and effect. This aSSlStante !
knew will he readily given, for cannot doubt thai
You share my conviction ul the Necessity Of spar.
llls no effort to augment my forces now engaged ~
| lhU CIimea. The cScrliOns they have made anu
the victories they have obtained, Tie not cAceeIct
in the brightest Pages Of OH history, and have I'LL
I'd me with admiration and gratitude.
"Ihu hearty and efficient GD.orrmliOn OF the
hny. troops Of my ally, tho i:npeTol II tlit
Fiencll, AMI lv glpTy acquired IN cOmmOl canIlul
laii 10 cement sill more closely tie union Which
happily slrEiSlS between tile two nations. It is
will satisfaction ntulm you that, together Will
the Emprfor If the f,enClI, haze concluded Il
Iraly Of alliance with The EmpctoE OF Austria,
from which ! anticipate important advantages II
&RlcG" sRgctsa long SSf YIihail ' tHIs!Gt!SIGslio
have teen tquitally adjusted. IE,sr IlcaticS will
he laid ltcIoIe you. Although tlr pes eulion d
he val will naturally engage your cllrfaltennn,
| ttust that either matters Oi great interest AM! i'm
poitanCc to the gcrcIaI wcliair will mol lc LEG.
Itcicd.
~ joicc 10 observe that the general prosperity
ofmy subj els rcmniuS uninterrupted; liIc STALE 81
The revenue aIlOis ne cutie satiElaGiiOn aMl
tiHSi that, by yOnt wisdom aud lnuurllcr, you vii
continue 10 promote the prcgfcSS q astlrultnr,
roDlnrlCn and manufactures.
"Grhilrm,a u lie iiou&r 1f CDmmpus:.-In III
estimates, which will tu pirStntrt. Ia you, l,uSt
yuu viii !tml lhat ample provision las been llGr
iOr The rSgCnclGs u thr public Seiyicc.
"My Lords and Graihmrn:-l mIy with conf.
lencr on y0nT porInllSl and public Sl'lnl, ]
I, 81 ISSUED, IN the nunlcnt0llS contest which vi,
afc rneag Il, you will exhibit In the world tlGrN.
ample 0l II united people; thus Shall VIE obtain The
nSl'cci VI other ualOIS, and ny luSi, Ly tI,r hlts
sing nl timi, 10 iIng Ike wal tU Il successful lei
lnnaiun."
Tie i,iS rye relative 10 The victories NJ Tue CI
ulra, whlrh htr Majesty 'Ieclntcd had liilttl he,
it'll gTaduG AMI adulialipll, was dCliyCicd with
gItGcinl cniuliutL
iIci Majesty, having delivered her speech, rose,
aud, giving bel lanti In Prince Albeit, lett The
House.
TllE nEn,1E 0S rilE ADDRESS.
The ilunSe Ol l.Uitls met In The evening Of the
same day 10 vote The rllSl0hary address.
Tile Duke Of l.crdSr0tu 10 propose that n 'hnm.
Die address c l.cSen,, 10 Her Majesty in answer
To Ilm ArjeStySEWi graciollS SpeeciI.' Ills own
speech was nlelely commonplace eloIiicaiUn al
everybody engaged IN The war. Honor 10 Lord
Raglan, tie companion O the great Duke Of el
linstUn-.hOnUT 10 The loyal Duke Of Cumberland
"wlO has shown that ie has lblbpd The gtnIS Of
bis great UinnlandtI"-iIUnDl IL the officers AID
soldiers d the allied arne$Iunof 10 Miss Might.
lhgale and htI nHrSts-honoE 10 the British naiOG
nj large lor lis alucEty III payin.--h0nOt 10 TIN
FtenCll laiu and to that 81 lnau no has bet II
called upon 10 iulc over It's deStinies, and whose
sajaCily and whose patriotism have been 50 well
proved ~ the intimate alIaHcc OF Fiancc aud
England, which iuriS tie best security iur The rt
pose of the void,
Lord AShbhit0n seconded the address. The Duke
u Leeds (le said) had alluded 10 most Of the top.
les in Her Mnjrsty's speech, but ilmtt was one
matter which, notwithstanding tie all.ahSOrbing
interest OF the Maf, hc (AShbhHOi) thought WIS
yriy worthy Of iOire, namely, tia. \ tf,nty had
been concluded which removed al! remaining dlf.
iiculirS between Britain aud An.iir,, "tInt great
county Whose language was or own, and 10
which We arc bound by so many lies Of kulIcd."
Lord AslbuIton thrM spoke us 10 tie necessity Of
remaining lifnl and united in tho Mar, not only rs
an act Of justice 10 fmuee aud lIiltain, bu; 10
atIStlH who, by joining Il G alliance, risks more
llnn France ali England 10, iGasmUclas Ausilia's
fIunterSl nlnlG exposed TO the enemy.
Tie address, which Vas u mere echo ct the
spa Cl having been read, the ELrl u DeIhy stated
That he had no intention 10 Oltr an amendment ilOl
10 enter into controversy. lie wotild, huweycE,
declare on the pari Of the Conservative party the
c0utse they were prepared To pursue N this mo.
mehlOIS crisis. Being laly embarked IN the Wal,
II is i0t nov lie tire 10 discuss wleth ( II might
or might mol have been avoided. lie Trjuiced to-
set tIa Tie tone Of the Quten'S speech was ,lii
ltttNt this ST ssinn itOm last.
The present speech from tie thtonc was wo,tly
Of the Importance Of the OccaSiGt, liz did nOt
ilhhk that the commercial prosperity Of the coun
ty was Sitcl as 10 variant aSirGlll eOngTalulatiUI
on the subject. f!erc had been fine harvest, but
Tie lanyr ct prices is higher than IN ordinary
years. With mSpetto the Ftcnclallantr, lr te.
lplct7l TINT ministers, who not long snCc enter.
lalu,l yrty dirieht views, now gave II Tie il cor
dial concurrence. lie could no, but admire, be-
you'd expression, tie bravery Of the allied SOldittS
and he tlOnthl that, besides The ordinary rewards
which the naiiUn would grant 10 IFS own htIDrS,
SOnlG military honor should br bestowed on Gem
CaurobtTt liz Derby thru went on tnclittcsc
tie management NJ the waf by the ministry They
exhibited, he saul, total want 0i foresight, alu
they Appeared 10 have lived from lluy U,Iay, NJ !.
ylliEg 'o each successive emergency aft, I Il hid
aiiyen, hut not before il arose. :" 90 late" had
been thu fatal words which markell the cnlnnct Of
the ministry during lie wllLle course Of The war.
lnttcty H. admitted iltie hui been IIorc aclivi.