New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-29
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE VERY LATEST 81 THE MTNA

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Weneindet'ec'o Capt Ander.oa, Of tue steamship
h-tnat through l.. Cot"d eeq fos come additional
and later news received by the telegraph from Lon
don ct Liverpool on the afternoon Of the lJth inst,
tie cay toe A.tas 20 led
TIE QUKEN's sPEECH-PROROGNTI or PAR
LAMENT.
LoSDos, Aug. 70. 1879.
Tie House Of Lords met at O'Clock tus afternoon,
fcl tie purpose Of proroeaing Parliament by oo,nmi.-
sion. TIE Commissioners were az follows: Tue Lord
Chamberlain, tie Duke Of Somerset, Earl Granville,
Ear St. Germans, and Lord Sydney. Beside these,
tie only Peers present we're Rtdesda,e and Lord Bau-
champ. TIE Royal assent vss given to VARIOUS bis.
Tie speech il as follows
TIE oUETrs .fTEtH.
d. LORDS lSD GEnTIEHEE.-W ara commsaied
by her meesty 10 release you from further atendaoc
u PsrhsmeLt. AID at the time to convey to you
htr Mblesys Acknowledgements for the great asscull
with which YOU have applied yourselves - tie
performance Of your important duties nov about 70
cease.
NariCUs circumstances, which have 0ccasi0ned inter
ptCns the usual course Of Business prevented the
completion Of important measures when her Meiesty
pCirjed out TO the a. entcn OF her Parliament at the
beginning Of the present year. but her Msiesty tras
that those matters sll be taken into your earnest
consideration ~ I'd early period of tue ne & seSsOo.
having been brought to close by the peace q Vi a.
fraDca, Oyertures have been made TO her Majesty
With view 10 asceitaiu whether, if Conference shall
be held by the Great Powers Of Europe fr the pur-
pose Of settling arrangements cOLueCted with the
present state and future condition Of Italy pie npO
Tertiary would be sent by her Msiesty to asss, at
such Conferences but ber M,jesty had no. received
the Information to decide whether her Majesty may
tbipl 1T TO take pat in ary such negotiations.
Her Majesty would r.io,ce to fud hereef able to
contribute 10 the establishment OF arrangements cal
cuated 70 place the general peace Satisfactory and
lasting fOubdahons.
Her Majesty in accordance With the stipustions Of
TentsiDg has Instructed her Pelipotent.aly 10 China
TO repsir to the Celestial Court of Pekir and trusts
that such ontct conIugr ication with the Imperial
Government will have a beneficial effect upon the re-
latiCns Il e Of two CCuntllcs.
Her Waiesy commands Us TO inform You that she
Looks forward with confidence 10 the continuance Of
those friendly relations which 80 happily subsist be
tween her Majesty and all Foreign Powers and 81 acs.
Iler Majesty Is GLAD 20 be able to congratulate YOU
the complete restoration Of tranquility in the Indian
dOminioLs. IL viii be her Mejestys earnest eudesyUr
10 promote their internal improvement and TO obltcr
ate the traces of thoee conflicts which her Majesty
Witnessed with such deep concern.
The financial arrangements Of that portion OF her
Majesty Empire viii continue to engage her Majesty
serious attention.
Her Majesty has had great satisfaction in giving her
assent TO the bills which presented 10 her for the
formation Of a naval and military reserve complete
and permanent system 81 national dcienses must at al
times be object Of permanent importance.
GENTLTMES or THE IIoUsg or CONMOSs: Her
Msiesty con mands us to convey 10 you her cordial
thank for the readiness and zeal with which you have
provided the necessary supplies for the service Of the
year.
Nv LORDS AND GENTLTNEy: Her Majesty com.
maud us TO express to you her heartfelt qualification at
witnessing the general weDbeing and contentment
which prevail throughout her DOMINION
The happiness Of her Maiestys people is the object
nearest her Maje.ty's heart.
In returning you to your respective counties yon
will have duties to perform intimately connected with
the attainment Of this great end and her Majesty fer
verify prsys that the blessings Of Almighty God may
attend your exertons in the performance Of those du-
ties for the common good Of ali classes Of her Majesty
subjects.
LUEEPooL, Aug. 10, lSj9-p. IN.
The Royal Mail steamship Africa arrived hero at
ten o'clock to night