New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-22
GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE OTFFS-S SprFCU

TIE QUEENS SPEECH.
HoUsF or LORDS. Tuesday, June The Sixth
parliament If the Queen, sud The frs' snd probably
he last, e the DlsraehDeiby Government, var.
iualh this DAY opet.d BY speech from the throne.
Tie frsrese If Tie weather and the love of sgh,-es
irs--ahiCh Is the one t0nch 81 nature which makes
al raiks Il Engli.h pcopls "kn'-orough' largo
co,cufse o., Z, rsons together. 10 the streets the
colido,s f the Iuu,e II Peers, and hnsy, IN that
house i.-ef A. usual the greater part Of me aea-e
ard tie galleries were Filed with laiir', oAt 'heIo
was nev, Iilee,s a large number 81 peers presro'
Few of those sho occupied sesis IN The hoGse ~e,e
tuoI tie leading class q politicians the cAiei mem
her e Tie nj is''y on such occasions being IN tae
habit 90 Pia>ug some part IN the pageant "neh 80
con psuit, the ettrai 80 81 the Quren: while The
opposition generally A. they were IN this
instance, shscti. The Earl o R'pOn, the Duke u
RoNburghc, Loud Can pbel the Duke 81 Cambridge.
Ipro Nri sl,Ndn'e ana the Marquis 81 Bath were the
uc>' u,t cesbe Of The wei, known faces oi peer. sho
were p'e,cu' M their seats. The Archbishop Of Csa-
ttrluT, the R,hop % london, aud few other pre-
lstr, N,ir ou the bishops b'nch.
Tbcrr was d iull attendance of the diplomatic corps
indeed fell. that the space reserve Tor the MINIS
ter, and their attaches was inconyenently ovee
cruwd,d. TIE United States, the French, Aastnan.
Turkish aii several other Ministers, were duly rep
rsstlf,t TIE gran tsous Of Nppoo Sab We're among
the d,.nsu,le foreigners present sni dnled every
ihirr at ever, body m their immediate reghOorhed
by The blaze e gold and jewels which they presented.
II is hardly necessary 10 ,ay teat the preacs emoss
ssdrr and ,fcers present In STATE costume, aud
that the peer having their ordinary dress almost en-
iirrly Coz cealed by their robes likewise presented
full-dirS appearance. Sh1ty ancr 2oclock pro-
ce,sou h,rais pursuvan's, gold sud other sticks IN
waiting entered the house, aud. boWng gaNcy to inc
en- ", chrome as they passed by ranged themselves ~
IT. immediate proximity. These were followed oy ma
leading peers Who are iSew'e ministers, bearing Tao
croNt the esp If msttfu arcc aud the s""rd OF ~"
The la.ranrj article beng held by the Etri OF Der
bv These likewise RAGGED themselves, the LORI
Chancellor saudu IN readiness 10 present the speech
Tie Queeu vote the usual satin dr,Ss, crmSoa tram
ard i,wel,d tiara. Having taken her seat On the
Throne the Queen utima'rd 10 L"rd Malmeshnry VINO
stood on the upper step o the thnnc who lniims'ed
To Lord IN Waning who stood ON the next step, Sh"
irt.n stcd to the lod Chamberlain who stood AZ ne
loot of tie throne, who minated To NJ fnman VINO
STOOD int los the floor OF the House, her desire thA
the Comm, ~ should be summoned.
MI Putnam accordingly proceeded to the House,
AID returning shortly aferward, was followed by tne
Speaker ard several members o. the ioa'r, whosc
prrs,uce though invisible IN the reporters gallery.
was Ner, distinctly audible in that region. The Que.n
then read the following speech, which was haniei 70
her with ,le u-usl formally 10y The LORD ChaDceuo,;
NJ LORDS AID GENTLFNfN: avih myself WIN
sasfacii,n in the present nNious state OF paonc az
fair. Of the advice 0f my Parliament, which have
sun n.onrd to meet with the least possible i"lay.
have directed that papers shall be lad before You,
from which YOU will rarn bow earnest oni uuo sans
have been my oUdeayOrs to preserve the peace o hs
rope. -,
those endeavors have urhappily failed, and war
has been declared between France ana SsfdilS on ore
side, aud Austria on ibr oihtl. hu'eNWg aSsu'a"'1
,i itrndshi from both The CUbtendug parties in'nu
Ia maintain between them strlct aud impartial neu-
tralny and hope with Gods assistance, To preserve
10 nv people The blessing of continued pc see
Considering, however the present state o' EUROPE
have deemed IL necessary 10 the sccnuty oi my DO
ninors aud The honor of my crown to increase my
naval forces to Dunt exceeding that which has
been ssuc,iuuedly Parliament.
Irey With confidence on Jour cordial concurrence IN
this precautionary measure Of defensive policy.
Tie King of the Two Sicies having anIouDcej TO
ne the death Of the king his father and In own 40
cessiou have thought IT, m concert WIN the Empe-
ror Of Il French, to my diplomatic D'ercours9
with the Count of Naples, which had been suspended
| during the late reign.
All NV other foreign relations continue perfectly
! satisfactory footing. - .
mates for the year for which provision has npt been
made By the late Parliament, w be immediately laid
before you, together with such supplementary esti-
ates M present circumstances render inirpcmaoly
necrsrary Tor the public service
My LORDS AND GENTIEAk have directed = bin
% be pr, pared Tor giving elect, far the all Of
Parliament Uaj be required, To certain Suggestions oil
/ tie CoumssiuttI els whom have appointed 90 impure
utothe best mode ofeicieutly manning the yanayy;
ana recomueud THIS Important subject to your imne-
1 date attention.
Mea.uWs ~ iegsl and -oois. improvement, the
prooff.s If Which m the late PaamfNt, vas oeccs-
,arIy interrupted by the dissolution, will again DC
/ brought nuder yoDr confederation.
-boud with pleasure give my sanction 70 any we'll
considered measure lur The amendment oi the lass
which reg uaie the representation Of my people Par
Aucut: urJ should you be- ~ opinion hl the noces-
sity 81 giving your immediate attention b. measures ut
meercy relating The defense aud financial condition
If the conuiry will not leave you suiiccut tame "r log
lsting " ith due deberaioD during the present sss
sion on a subrc AT difficult and 80 extensive,
rrusi that NJ the commencement OF the next session
your Games, sneU,ion will be given Ia question oi
which az early aud satisfactory settlement "Oud bo
/ greatly ~ tbe public s1yantage. m
.ssi assured ~ yon will enter with zeal AMI DIN
petce on the di-haree Of your Pafliamenlary du'r@
s,d pray that the result Of your deliberations may
t,d n .,u TO The country the continuance of peace
! abroad ard progressive Improvement nj home
Al The termination 81 the speech The Queen retired
| with the usual DrmaItles, and the House sJoufnei
during pleasure.