The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-23

1 announced to yon also az tile close o
Il the last sossion Of Parliament. that TN
pacific oyertnrcs which my envoy ID Chin
bad made TO the Imperial government ii
lPekin having lcd TO no satisfactory result
my naval and military forces, and those .,
my ally, the Emperor Of the French, wcr,
TO advance towards The northern Iroyin
ces of China for the purpose of support
ing the last demands Of tho allied P0wprs
aud that The Earl Of Elgin hal been sent
Eto China ae special ambassador 70 treat
with The Chinese government, / am clad
/ to inform yol that the operations 81 the
allied forces have becnattcnded with com;
plete success After tie capture Of Tic
forts at the. Inoliiliof the Peilio, aud sey.
seral engagements with tln Cliueso army.
Hthe allied forces became masters of i6e
Imperial city Of Peldh, and the Earl 81
Elrln and Baron eros, the Ainbassador:
toi the French were enabled 10 obtain III
honorable and satisfactory settlement 81
all tho rsinadispute. ThrongIouttlie
operations, ard the neg6tiatiohs which
followed them, The commanders aud alli.
ibassadors of tho allied powers acted With
the most friendly concert Papefson this
subject will Be laid before yotl 4.
The state Of MY Indian Territories Il
progressively improving, and I trust that
their financial conditions Rilt gradually
partake Of The general alneadaieft. All
silsnrrertion Of a portion &c the motives IL
New zealand has Interrupted tic peace of
n part or that colony but hope fhatthe
measures which haze been taken will
speedily suppress these disturbances, and
enable my government toeoncert such ar.
sTahgemefts as may prevent Their rccuf-
renee. (. s+..3 81 ...,@@
Serious differences have arisen among
the Stateso Of the North American Jliion
ID il impossible for me To look without
great concern upon any event that can
affect the happiness and welfare Of ii peo,
pie nearly allied TO my, subjects ~ lts-
cent and closely connected with them hy.
the most intimate and friendly relations.
My heartfelt wish IS that these differences
may be susceptible Of satisfactory r,liust..
ment The interest which i take ii Tie
well being of the people Of the United
States cannot but be increased Nv the.
kind and cordial reception given by them.
to the Prince of Wales during his recent
visit to the continent Of America Il am
glad TO take this opportunity % expressing
my warm appreciation Of the loyalty and
attachment to my person and throne mani.
Tested. by my Canadian and other North
American subjects on the oecnsion Of the
residence Of the Prineeof Wales Sfione
them. .
! have concluded with tlle Emperor Of
the French, conventions supplementary to
the treaty Of commerce of tile esd Of
January, 1860. aud, in:fnrtlerauce Of The.
objects Of that treatS.I have also con.
cludcd with the King Of Sardinia a con-
=xeation for the reciprocal protection Of
copyright, These conventions Will be
laid before you. II ( y :.' . .."5 !.
q gSTLEttES or THE HotsE or CoNMoNs:
II have directed the estimates for the
ensuing year to be hid before YOU, and
they have, been framed With d dine regard
10 economy 0f several branches: Of the
pnbljc service, Measures will be placed
hefare sian for, the is-tiseifastiotf &c itsss
.gortant parts OF the criminal law; for the
improvement Of the law of bankruptcy
aud insolvency.: for rentleri,Iq marc "a q
tli alisfer q Of lan,l for .,sstaI,Iisbin,. !
uniform system Of gots,sa n lsifiyla6J ana
Nafes and for Tile t.et,Gpaf snt,r,,n.s m
p,itiic usefulness A. 4. 4. se -
i coaIidtntly eoiilIai, tho .5,,9f,t ttarfs :, a
Of my ettbiFo Ia. youis wisdom md css,S
aud fersentIy pray that. .blessil,a{ ID
the Almighty may attend y,Jlr. sef,nni.5if@
and may Guide your deliberations M nv
attainment If the objects Of nv coasianf.
soIfeitude2@-the welfare. and hspnipess ofs
nv people. f.. Il q. Il "a.
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