The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-18

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the committee the Affairs Of Holstsn proposed 70 do
sures Of execution.
RI Stated very positively that Denmark vi certainly
make NO further concessions
The London Poa publshed . despatch, d. ID q Mar
eetlles slst Of July, which sasd -
According 70 the latest news frou Iniis, Sir @ Camp
bell had Issued general order 70 the troops Informing
their operations would DO suspended
the rainy season. The Princess Of Jhspsi had been
Killed. The amnesty 10 terminate GA the LIST September
Steamship Africa arrived ct Liverpool August 2. she
experienced gale the Oath utimo.
Prorox alton Of the Easlash Parliament.
On Monday, August 2, the House of Lords met at q
quarter before 2ocpck 70 conclude the Of
session a. TIA. noSf tnao drzsa peers we're
the voosack, ard tho Ministerial bencnss we're toe
Earl Of Derby lord Colchester the Earl of Cnarvoe the
Earl Of Donoushmore, LORD Lsndhart and Lord So.
Leonardo fne opposition represented by three
peers, Of whom Earl Granville benches
on that side Of the bouse we're graced by The Of
. considerable number Of noble ladies.
ire commissioners for sieniying tue royal assent 10
rious bt and prorogung the So houses Psr'a nent
qus Of saebuIy the Earl of Hard wche and Earl De La
War; They took their seats at the foot OF the throne at
Clifford, uther Of the black roo, proceeded to toe other
House, ana desired the attendance Of Her Majestys
"faitbful Commons in the House OF Lords
This Summons was Ut once obey and the Speaker
presented himself at the bar attended By the Sergesnst
Aarms and accompanied by many members Of the lover
house, among whom were Nr. Disrse, Sir B. Lytton,
Lord Naas the Solicitor Gens a, and Lord Pamerston
The commission bavpg been read by the clerk the royal
assent was given in the usual form 10 bills
The LORD CHAscErIoR then proceeded to read
HER MAJBsrYs MESSAGE.
Ny LORDS AND SKNIlrMsS-We are commanded by her
lease you from the duties a session which, though in
terrupted has by your unfeming assiduiy, been pro-
ducuve OF many important measures
Der Najesy is happy 10 believe that her relations with
foreign Powers such 10 enable her Majesty 70 look
with oenadence TO the preservation Of general peace
uaries now sitting in Conference ct Paris may lead TO
satisfactory solution Of the various questions which have
The efforts the eAantry and devosednees displayed Ia
India by Der Aaeys forces and those OF the East India
Company have been above all praise and her Majesty
hopes those eo, have already been crowned
with thai the formidable revolt whi,h has ragged
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suppressed and peace be restored to those important
provinces
In this hope her Majesty has given her willing Assem-. 10
the oct which you passed for transferring 70 her
direct authority The government OF her Indian doinons;
high functions which she has assumed as, by just and
impartial administration Of the law 10 its
sees ALIKE 70 her subjects on every race and creed and
by promoting their welfare, 70 eetabsh and strengthen
her empire In India
GENTLEMEN OF THE HOUSE OF OoMxoSs-Her Majesty
commands US to thank you for the judicous hberaity
with which you have made provision for the OF
The public service
The present Of the revenue authorizes her Majesty
to entertain confident hope that the supplies when yoa
have granted will be found fully adequate 70 the demands
upon them.
MY LORDS AND GEyr1xKS-rhe sanitary condition of
the metropolis must always ba subject OF deep interest
TO her Majesty ana her Majesty has readily sanctioned
the act which you have passed TOR the purcaon OF that
noble river the present state Of which little credsble
TO great country and seriously prejucca TO the health
and comfort Of the Inhabitants OF the metropolis
Her Majesty has willingly assented TO nc.
whereby greater facilities are given for the acquisition By
promoting works OF local Improvement ana thus extend
ing more widely the advantages OF municipal segovern
mept
Her Majesty trusts that the act which you have passed
for the future government Of the Scotch Universities will
be found highly advantageous 10 those venerable nstu
eoupa moral and religious education in Scotland.
The Transfer OF Land bill, which extends the powers
s,oDers and sc,a,ss The scoui.,on Of 40 tDdssaspe
title by purchasers OF land in Ireland, cannot fail 70 be
highly beneficial 70 the landed proprieors, and 70 ad
vance the prosperity OF that part Of her Majesys do
minions.
The to which her Majesty sssented for the es
tablhhment Of the colony OF British Columbia was
gently required consequence OF the
OF gold in that distrct but her Majesty hopes thai this
steady Troess BY Ohich Sr Xsjestys dOainor in North
Amered may ut'masey Dc peopsd in an untrotn cham
from TIE ATLANTIC % Ae Pete by loyal and iHd''stT'
Her ksjesty thankfully Acknowledges the diligence
and perseverance, which have enabled you, in compare
Inferior but not Insignificant Importance.
Many OF you in returning TO your respective COUNTIES,
have extensive influence exercise and duties 10 perform,
Of hardly less value 10 the community than those from
abors OF which you about 20 be released; and her
Majesty entertans confident assurance that uuder the
guidance Provdence that ind aeBoc will be 20 employ
ed and thoee duties performed te rebound 70 your
honor, and TO promote the general welfare and the
happiness Of . loyal and contented people.
TIE CLERK at the table having read the Commission Of
Propagation,
declared Parliament stand prorogued TO tuesday, the
leah Of October next
TIE Loras and the other peers present
mediAtely Afterwards dispersed.
From the London Times, Augusta
The prorosa.ion OF Parliament which is take place
to-day, naturally suggests retrospect OF the
when 10 closing, and perhaps tie most seduous member
aud the most industrious reader Of debates may be
actually occurred with the an,cipations OF six months
ago. There Ia some foundation for the opinion that
gradual change taking place In the working of our Par
nsmenisry constitution Old experience, banlsd By
foreteep elements in the calculation longer ventures
parties, notwithstanding the forebodnes OF poll
ussns, the institutions OF the country are steadily i'm
proved and the "ouscn'' government IS carried
In the disasreeable quesion Of the oAxlIari, Lord
Ma bury ADD his colleagues were entitled 10 more
menored ~ the facts Of the had derived but
title assistance Io the advice OF ne Law officers ana
Tbs, other instances, Lord Palmsrsson Vas
perhsps unduy anxious 10 avoid The mputaon vrich his
sdverssres we're eager 10 asen ni policy Of undue
arrogance ana turouenoe The discussion OF TIE press
AID The opinions o; The jurss who consulted by
Sardioan government gradually cleared uD al tho doubts
which bad been originally entertained 70 the right Of
E1gisnd 70 demsud immediate redress: bot Lord uamos
barry bad the merit Of carrying out the brief negotiations
on the subject with happy combination OF courtesy aud
frmness. The decisive despatch which answered
by tie grant Of compensation 10 the engineers and BY
release Of the Cagar s Of the most spirited and lo
cal specimens Of moiern diplomatic literature.
In the serious dispute with the United States, the
oregn Minister bas shown courage aud discretion by for
noy otondos'ug tat sgPossd right q rtsiation loAica
successive g0uerssn had kesded Tcl0uRce, aih0sgt
dover could hauc been found justify expldis O.
The only pugracious polemca exception foreign
policy Of The government consisted In Lord Maimesburys
cepsure Of The hsbtual encouragement OF The slave
trade by the Spanish court and iis ssielites. TIE
speech attracted little attention the was deliver
cd In the House Lords, but IN country has heard
not without seuse Of languid amusement that lust re-
buke may In default OF due apology provoke the equip
ment and despatch Of second Spanish Armada
Two buwarks OF the constitution have crumbed down
without exciting any general alarm. Members may