New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
Parliament was prorogued on the 18th ult.
The Queens speech was delivered by commission,
aid was read by the Lord Chancellor.
The following are it's material points:
"Her Majesty commands US 10 express TO you her
satisfaction tba the present state of affairs IN Europe
inspires well grounded confidence 10 the continuance
~ peace Arrapg GENE nts connected with the execu-
ton of tho stipustons Of the treaty OF Paris have
from various causes not yet been completed, bat her
Majesty trusts that by the earnest efforts of the on
tracing parties to the treaty all that remains to be
cone with Ieferer &c to the stpulatlons may ere long
be satisfactorily settled.
Her Majesty commands US to inform you that the
extensive mutines which have broken out among the
native Dps Of the Amy in Bengal, followed oy Sc
rious disturbances in many parts Of that Presidency
have occasioned her Majesty extreme concern, and
the barbartes which have been inflicted on many OF
Ter Maiestys subjects in dia, add the sufforiogs
which have been endured, have filed her Maiestys
heart with the deepest grief, while the conduct OF
many civil aDd mill AIRY officers who have been pla :ed
in circumstar of much difficulty, and who are being
exposed to great danger, has excited her Majesty
HaImest admiration.
Her Majesty commands us TO inform you that she
will omit no measures calculated to que these grave
disorders and she confident that with the blessings
q. Providence aud with the full power at her disposal
she will be enabled 70 accomplish that end"
The speech then thank Parliament for the liberal
supplies for the Princess Royals dowry, aud for the
Assurance of support to re.tore tranquility to India
1t expresses satisfaction at the liquidation of the DanSh
Sound Dues Redemp:i,n, without adding to the ma
tiona debt; AID qualification at the passage of the
Divorce BILL and sundry other acss of local impor.
lance.
In the House Of Commons, prior to the reading, OF
tie speech Loio Pa'meIston sad thai, telegraPhc
comm ancai!op, with iada via the Euparaes, hao nor
yet been sanctioned by the Turkish GoverG,nent' ln9
British Government would Of course be glad TO avail
themselves OF the line via Sucl when It should De
completed
ei by the Government TO render any ala 10 b1uSh
Ildi6
Lord Palmprston replied in the Affirmative.
Capt MaDges, On behalf OF the Court OF directors
al The India Company, said that aid would be rendered
70 all sufferers both civil aud m litary.
Both Houses Of Parliament have adjourned sine die
The Queen had gone a. BSun0ral.
Moth nc official had been promulg gated as to the AT
lsntc Telegraph but ii appears 20 be taken FOR grant
I'd that the enterprise will Dc postponed until next
SmmCr
ne Lonaon Times and 9th leading papers strongly
urge the immediate construction OF telegraph to
Iacis aud the 6CqN si:lOn OF The Atlantic cable ioi
tldt purpose. -
TIE Times in q leader on the subject saws: ct The
Atlantic Telegraph Company IN the exercise OF then
"diScre ION, have decided on rot Immediately renew,
Dgt the attempts TO connect EGgaod with the Ualted
States and their cable Is dispOssbe for similar
81 enterprise in an othei direction
An impression prevailed that the c8ole cou4u Dc
bought for IL dia.
The 27th Annual Congress Of the British Association
assembled at Dublin OIL the Goth alt.
special correspondent Of TIE TFmcs. writing from
Macon. Georgia rdicues the famous Auo1smith
Georgia Railroad hoax pronounc.ng II mere hallu-
a. alton, with no foundation whatever.
In Liverpool John Doherty, extensive dealer IN
American produce, who lately suspended, had been
ohage3 With obtaining money under false preienseS,
end was held 10 bail.
Two Princes from Siam expected in England
for tie purpose Of entering in to oomme1cia treaties
with Great Britain. Byit;,h mar -of-war was visiting
"
INDIA.
The lnolen mails had reached Ms-selles and were
expected N London the day the Europa sailed.
Bombay dates are TO july 30 The main features
OF tie Government dispatch from Caglisri are coz
t.med, and interesting ceta.ls are added.
Sir Henry barnard died OF cbolers before Delhi on
To 9th Of Jgly, and Sir Henry IswieLce from WOUNDS
"A TIE 4,h at Lucknow.
Tie mu.ineeIS held Delhi on the 18th of July They
had made three more sorties, and were enIely de-
feated in each, with heavy loss.
Sly Hugh Wheeler killed at Cawnpore. The
garrison there, pressed by famiGe, surrendered the
lace 70 Nepa Saheb by whom, in violation Of so!ean
i-omises all were massac,ed. Nena Ssheb sub
- 1uently twice attacked and utterly defeated with
ereat loss by Gen HsvcloCk, who reoc cupied Ca~n.
vore. By the orders Q. Nens Saheb. 2i0 woLen and
children we're murdered at Cawupofe ana among ne
killed st that place are SIR George Parker, Col. IL
fans Brga6er I4cE, ard other officers
N0n TIE 5lh Of July obstinate battle was fought
Before Agra between the garrison st that place and
Inducements. which brought their numbers up TO
lO.VU men. The British forces were obliged to re
tire With heavy loss. Several British officers were
killed.
Two native regiments Inutinied AZ Seal Kote Pun
's1b, on the 9TH OF July, ana msssacred Capt Bishop
u. Graham aud tho Rev Mr.. Uuutel wta bis wife aod
'chyd. The rersping Europesrs wee fsf- IN the
Fort. These mutneers were totally defeated ON the
10th 81 Meer0t
Gen. Hewitt hsd been removed ron command for
gpinepess.
Toe Purjaub was tranquil. There were soms dis
sHIoances al Hyaciabac in he Deccan but they ere
oppressed.
The Bombay and Madras Presidencies Continued
:. aqua ard their armies lo,al
Gen. ke.d had succeeded 20 tks command before
Delhi.
Although the British had parts OF FIVE regiments,
osiy @UOO men g alo be mustered { ? an elective
attack against Delhi. Detachmeuts from these regi-
meats had been rect to protect other places
Two British regiments ha6 ached Calcutta
TIE dispatches received say nothing abou. the loss
oi the steamer Transit.
At Calcutta, trade, especially exports continued
pIay2ed. Exchange was 2I3le2'js for document
LIs.
At Madyss there was little change in imports.
AZ Bombay, the business 10 imports very limited
EIebsnge, 2i2l
oispsteh from Msrseilles 10 London dated Aug.
tGs: private commercial letter states that
Ss.cp,tS had Suffered extremely from scarcity OF
,fo.ss'ons, but that they were beginning to arrive
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