The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-10
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

Openin Of Both HOuscs-The Royal Pro.
cession, nd Scenes in Both Housos-rne
Queens Speech and the Debate Thereon.
The opening Of the English Parliamentary session Of
1860 took place the afternoon OF JAM a. the royal
speech being delivered by the Queen in person.
Tho 0neness Of tho day induced the aecmblage Of Q
large concourse Of spectators witness tho royal pro-
cesson from Buckingham palace TO the houses Of Para-
mept.
Tho Queen left the palace about ha past one O'clock
aDd arrived at The entrance W the House Of Lords shortly
On aahing her Majesty proceeded to the robus room,
and IN very few minutes entered the House. accompa.
MED by his roynl Hghnem the Prince consor and he
great t1icers Of State 9
The Queen bavips taken her on the THRONE copy
Of the speech handed her by the Lord Chan
cellor, and which her Majesty read.
i've publish cerbam report Of royal speech TO.
day, our teiesaphc synopsis given yesterday being
rather imperect-ED. HERALD
.so sb 4, TIE ouEsNis SPEECH.
NY IGnIS AID SI.STIEAHx-
his Win great satisfaction that Iagan you para
meD and layc recourse to your sistance and advice
NJ, relations with foreign Powers continue TO be a
| itndly and satisfactory footing
Al he close OF the last info, you that over
lures had been made TO to ascertain whether con-
ference fbord be held by the great Powers of Europe for
the purptsc CT settling arrangements connected with
sate and future condition OF Italy Plepipotsn-
faTy Soud b. cent by 10 assist such conference
have since received formal invitation Emperor
OF Austria and from the Emperor Of the French to send
Pppo,oDary to Congress TO consist OF the representa-
yos OF the eight Powers who parties tire at,es
Of vRrDa of 1885, the objects of such Congress being
sated to bs To receive communications of the treaties
cu0ed at Zurich, and 10 deliberate associating with
above nonod Powers The Courts Of Rome, OF Sardinia,
and OF the Two Scics-on the adapted for the
o. aly and Tor placing It's prosperity on
Rsrous at all times to concur IN proceedings bavng
or their object the main Ltenoncc Of peace, accepted the
invitation, but at the time made known that in
such Congress- should etc adfasy maintain proc
pie that Bo exteI nal force should be employed impose
upon Tho orle Of Italy any particular government
constitution
Crcuu siauccs have arisen which have led TO a post
ronentn OF The Congress without any Gay having bean
6xed fer lis meeting but whether In Congress sepa-
rate negotiation, Isba epdcovor obtain for the people
OF Italy reecom from foreign Interference by force Of
arms in their internal concerns, that the affairs
Of the Italian Peninsula may be peacefully and sasfacto.
rly settled
Papers ibis subject viii soon be laid before you
mn In communication with the Emperor Of the French
with view to extend tho commercial intercourse be-
tho countries and thus 70 draw still closer the
bonds Of friendly alliance between them.
dispute having arisen between Spain and Morocco, I
enceavorec by friendly means TO prevent rupture, but,
regret 10 say without success.
Twin direct papers on this subject to be laid before you
My PleDi otentary and the PepipoteDtisry OF the En-
peror OF The French having In obedience their nstruc
ops to the mouth OF the Peibo river order
Of the Treaty Of en tein In pursuance Of seth article
Of ha treaty their further was opposed BY force,
mouth Of ibe river and The naval forces By which Tho
PeDpoe narics escorted
Tic allied forces displayed on this occasion their usual
bravery but, after sustaining severe loss,
pced to retire
am preparing, in concert and cooperation with the
Emperor Of the French expedition. Intended obtain
redrss end fulbmen Of the stpulaors Of the Treaty Of
TicI.,sin
twill be crafty ing to me the prompt acou,escsncc of
the EnpeIo e China in the moderate demands which will
be mat by the Penpocnaries, shall cbvate the
sny 'or the employment OF force
bave directed that papers this subject shall be laid
before you.
rIar,Loizea proceeding by m officer Of the United
SStes N rferrd TO The Island OF San Juan between van
couvers Jsapd and tho maiDlsrd might have led 10
rious collision be my forces and those Of the United
Stairs Such collision however, has been prevented BY
The iodcious orbearance Of and civil officers on
the sp by the equitable coDcatory provisional
arrars meht proposed on this matter by the
,ha, The question Of boundary out Of which this
affair bas arisen. may be amcably settled in
copci phhe with ibe just rights Of the two countries
defined by The Grst article OF the treaty Of 1916
1bc iss embeis Of disturbance in my East Indian de-
min 'ops have been extpguished my viceroy has made
peaceful progress through the districts shich had been
The principal scene Of disorder, and, by udcious comb
oSenswhere od, and Ttfns De sstsSSsd
lhpve received from viccrcy the most gratifying
counts OF the loyalty Of my Indian subjects, and OF the
good eerg eynced by the ratvc chiefs and the great
landowners o Tie country The attention OF the govern
mo 10 ircis bas been directed 10 the development Of
the rtra resources Of the country; and am glad to in
o' cu that an Improvement has taken place in ss nnan-
c.sl prospects.
have ccl cluied treaty with the Tycoon Of japan,
ard treaty REGARDING boundaries with the republic OF
Grat maa. have directed that these treaties shall bc
Iaid before YOU
Gxs7lYsiy cr INK HorsE OF Coxsoys-
have cted the estimates for The ensuing year % be
lae hfere yrn. hey hare becn prepared With visw
10 place tte military andfeva services and the defencs
tf the ccuLiIy rlon efficient footing.
Itm sisd 10 Dfoi that the public revenue 10 In
isfaciory corallitn.
ny IoRDs RID GrSyrfNys-
have accepted, with qualification and pride, the exsen
sire cdes Of voluntary service which have received
ffon my su ects This manifestation Of ppbIc spirit has
cdod an important ecmen. to system OF national de-
fercs.
Mnsu,ts will be laid before you amending the laws
which regulate the representation Of the people ~ Paa
srt opd placing tbat representation upon broader
ard E, mer tas.s. at
Iearnosty recommend you TO resume your la6ors ior
the m veneni OF our jurisprudence. and psrculfyn
lion n the s,qu,cs and ouch further fusion OF aS and
equity as may be necessary ensure that every s@