New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12


"apd enjoy meDts OF life, and the tire .tening dan
"gers which the wisdom of legislators and the
"moderafiOn Of the free inhabt-nts uybt TO dis
"card whatever BIZ the fOru, of Government. 1t
{" ia task of the traveller VIII has been witness
"of fortunes AMI degradations, to carry tds CON-
"plaipts Of the oppressed to the ears of those
"whose duty it ia u relieve them. | have men-
II oDed in my expose how the old Spanish taus
"aJoui Slartrp arc less inhaman and less atroeiOus
than IN The Stare States Of continental America,
"both north and south of the equator" IL such
a ceI sure, from the lips of the most eminent
scholar of Europe, Dot shame to the South
And cuAbt not every American to repudate
Buchanan and Breck. nridge the champions Of the
extension Of an institution which is condemned by
the unanimous consent of all civilized mankind
A. p. &.
The British Parliament was pr0rogued on the even
ing Of the 29,h ult The olo wing Royal speech was,
in the absence of her Majesty read by the Lord Chan
celor:
"MY LORDS AND GESTLEMEs:
awe are commanded by her NJ .jesty 70 release you
from further at. ndspce ii ParhaDen and At the
time 20 express to you her warm acknowe 15msnt- Tor
the zeal md assouity with which you have Applied
youtev.s to the discharge Of your public duties during
tue ses.on.
wien her Majesty met you ia Parliament at the
ration with her alts the Emperor Of the French,
Il e Xii OF SARDINIA, and the Sultan, 10 arduous
var hang for its object matters Of high European
inpoaLce; arc her aaj-sy appealed to your loy4lty
sDt pnir.crl-m for the Necessary means TO carry on
that war with the eIergy and vgor essent II to success
"You answered Doby he appea' then mace 10 you;
and her Majesty enabled 10 pr pare, for the
operat,, Il OF be expected campaign Dav. AMI mill
tay rosa wUtby Of the power and reputation of this
county.
Happily ii became unnecessary to apply those
forces to the purposes for which they had been ~
tiD-d. tray vas Concluded by winch the Objects
im which the war hsd bee undera ken were fully a.
tsiueO; anO IA topOfabe pence has saved Europe
fr III ID. cslauites Of continued warfare.
"H.r Msj sly trusts that the bent liz resulting fro
that peace viii be exten i've aud permanent aud that,
while III" hi'ncships and alliances winch were
eeu.pt. by comm -xeIiions during the contest will
ain strength by mutual interests IN p ace those az
ne ies which Inherently belong to conflict vii give
pace to ,he COZ fioeI and good will With which
faithful execution Of eDgag' mehts will impure those
who have learned 10 respect "a b oher ~ Antagonists
Her Msjes,y commands Us tn thank you for your
support in the hour of trs and TO express 10 YOU her
hope that the prosperity OF hei faithful people,
which not materially checked by the press Ire OF
war may contiI ne, aud be increased by the genlai
lDfpeIce Of peace.
"Her Majesty is engaged in negotiations on the
subject Of questions in connection with the afftrso
Cent? Aue,ica and her Maje'ty hopes thst the dit
erel Ger bich have arisen on those matters between
Der haj.rty Government and that Of the United
Stat may be satisfactorily adjusted.
I've ar comm .pded by her Maj sty 10 inform yOn
that b. Majesty dtsIes TO avail herself OF ths occa-
sioI TO express the plea it afforded her TO rec-ive
du1rg The IN which she ba. been engaged, numer
QUE 7hc honorable proofs OF loyalty and public spi'it
fem ler M-ettys Inc ian territories AID on those
colonial possessions which constitute 30 vauable aud
important part Of the dOminions OF her Majesty
Crown. =,
Her Majesty has given her cordial assent to the
act for nndeiI mere hecusl the fUhce IN coun'ies
al d ho,ougbs in Eoglonn and Wales. This act will
materially ado to the security OF person ana property
,pd will thus afford increased encouragement 10 the
ex.r'jois Of bcpest industry.
impr,y ement of the internal arrangements OF the
UnlveIsi'y If Cambridge will give fresh powers Oh
eunes TO that abcis Ut and renowned seat OF learning
The act 'or regulating JOINT fock companies VII
afford sdc i,iopal fac ties for the advantageous EN-
py M Mt cep'a, and will thus tend % Promoe me
development of th. resources Of the country; while
the acts pissed relative 10 the mercantile laws Oh
England ard of Scotland will Ill ipish the lncon-
v.B, nee hich ibe difference of those laws occasion TO
btr Msie.iy's subjects engaged in trade
Her Majesty has seen with satisfaction that you
have givsb your ait. ntion to the arrangements con-
with County Counts. 1t Ter Majesty abx'ous
wish that nsce bould be at ainabe oy all classes VI
her subjects with much epetd and With " iltlo OK
pepse may be consit Ut with the due investig ton
Of tic MT rit. Of eau. ~ 10 BE- tined. .
"Her Majesty trusts that the act for placing the
Coas IL ,ro under the direction of the 'drd of Adj
iral will sffod the groundwork for arrangements
for piovic e in time of peace, means apphcaole 10
uhtltl Oh the VI ohy A"s"N
0Ge-tenes Of the House Of CommOn'
"W. ave comu anoed b., bel Majesty 10 thank you
for tie readiness with which you have grdp'cu tle sup
p ies for the present year. .
my LORDS AND GEE1LEAES: Her Majesty co..
manos NJ 10 cong a'u ate J"u on th- 'aVoiaoe
the revenue, and upon the thrVihg cohoitoa VI al
bral ches of the rational industry; ana sue &c
know lodges with gratitude the loyalty OF her aitoiu
subj, cts, and that spuit Of order aud that respec
tor the law which prevail In every poIt OF her do nm
lone.
depce ihot on your rrtuIn to your homes You VIII
p,onot. nv your influence and example, III your sew
eral dtiicts that coLtnled and progressive nPro'e
n eut which u the vital prDcple Of the wclb log u
n4,,ois; srd her Msje-ty f-rvcntiy prsys tnat The
mighty God may siteId your step, and prosper
,,ur o. ngs for the welfare and haPpin 81 or bel
people,
TT fling outbreak hid taken place at Car
rar. At Austrian iDsugation some 70 youths croesed
the irontlers but finding Themselves dscovered return
ed 20 their omes AID a., wss quiet again. Codat az
Ceropt iuralslng at p es-nt
Isier intelligence sistes that the movement a.
Massa had been completely suppressed. Only abon
60 ptr.ons crossed from the Sardnian Ierl'ofy' .
were ar1ested on the frontier The tesegraPAc com
puricntiop had been reestahlished
The Mcaagcrc d. Modenas, the official journal o.
Carrars, which ouchy belongs to the Duke
MO-. 3D. whore estates touch the fun'ier Oh i"fua
il iis number Of The eth ul,. publishes snotber rem
terce porOupced by the Mint ny Commission Ell n
at Masra IN virtue of the state Of siege eNs''bg
Ca,raras. by this sentence four persons, one o. "hod
so years Of ogc, and another 10, are convicted
| havD belonged "to the secret or Mszznisn society
Uh rwifc called societ, Of Free Masons, and hay %.
sworn II ex,ermin ~ the true religion, 10 over hfo'
XXI s-, &c" In consequence of which two OF th
cbPins ale cond. mined to Tie erglst0lo mpr 'onmou
" rubs With ha,d ,,r E,. another Ia the "a M