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London, Feb. G.--Parli.men, ,.sep.b,.d ,od,r
The following is the Queens Speech, delivered by
Roya Commission. Hor NJ, sly, by reason Of her
rsc'nt Leicayemsnt, having no, ye, appeared i,
pnbci
L Ny Lords and Gentlemen
WeAre c"mm1uisd bv II r NJ ,iosty 10 ASSURE vnu
/ that hn hNrsty " peru 'd tnaI you vii deeply
part m tue ..lic ION by which aha
/ haH tt"n ovefwl 'lu 3D. . = cslauit1us, untime-
Il y hd irrepsr-i 'ss , L'r neiuved cnnsprt, who
| has been her Nt,f'rt -1d support Il ras been
Il soothlng 10 H. H.fnisy while sufTsting u,nat
lcutey under III, ssisi 'ispensatlou Of pr5yi.
dence, n recdvo from al l,sses uf her suiscta tbe
most cordial assurances Of their sympathy with nor
Il auruw' a. vel AZ Of their sppr-ciAion of the
noble character ot him, the greatness of VII Iae
iSs u Her MaJ"ty, and " the nation Ia ilstly and
1 40 universally ielI and lamsnted. We are COM
mAnded hy Her Majesty n assre YOU that she Looks
| ~hh OlnhdenCe 10 your assistance and advice Her
Majesty relations With all the European P,weracrn
unue 70 De eiisndy and satiSaot ry, snd Her esty
trusts there is no reason " apprehend any distrb
Ance of the peace of Europe. A question OK, great
Il importance, and which might have led 70 very sc-
fious cons fquoncee, betwean Her Majesty and
tue Governnent ef the United States 81 North Anne
tica, owing N the seizure and forcihe removal OF
iour r0'-enge's from ON board British mail packet
0y the oomu ander Of ship-of war Of the initial
States Tkat question has been ,ry se,ted
~ the restoration of the passengers British lro-
t"c,on, and by the dssvowal by the U. s Go,srn-
meht Oft act of violence committed py their naval
Ihcer TIE friendly relations between Her Majesty
and the President of the L. s. are therefore unIm
pared. Her Majesty willingly appreciates the 10y
atty ana patriotism which have beon nanife tested on
'hh occasion ly Her Mges.y's Moth American sub
JectH.
TIE wrongs committed by val i1ua parties and Inv
successive governments in Mexico upon toreignera
tesident within the Mexican Territory, and f,r
which no satisfactory redress could be obtained,
have led 70 the conclusion Of Convention bet
~. NJ, the Emperor Of the French. and the oneen
OF SPAN, for the purpose Of regulating combined
opeiHuois on ,he coast Of Mexico, with a view 10
obtain that redress which hes hitherto been with
Nelu luht Convention and DADera relatin1 n 80
SUI Jet will be laid before you.
ILe Improvement which has taken place In tho
relations between Her Majssty's tsuyernmen, and
that ~ the Emperor of China, aud the good faith
with which the Chinese Government have oontInusd
tu hlhl the arrangements Of the treaty. az Tian
Tsen have enabled IUer Majesty 70 witHdr.x ha.
troops from ,he port Of Canton, and 10 reduce the
amount oi her forces on the coat and In the OF
Her Majesty, always anxious TO exert her infiu-
ence iIr the prtservatisn II peace, has concluded
Convention with the sultan Of Morocco, by means
Of which the 3 lltan has bean enabled 70 raise the
unit necessary for the fufment Of certain treaty
Arrangements which he had contracted towards
LoatilIties with that power; that Convt ntion and
the papers connected with 1t will be laid before you.
Gentlemen Of the House of Commons;
Her h,jes'y comma ds us 10 inform you that She
ne laid before you. They have been framed with .
due regard " prudent economy and " the sfici-
ency Of the public service.
Ny Lords aud Gentlemen;
Her Majesty commands us TO inform YOU that
measures tr the improvement Of the law will be
laid lei re you, and among them will be n bill for
rendering the title Of lands more simple and its
transfer more easy, Other measures of public use
iuness relating u Great Britain and iceland will Ia
suhmltted FOR your considerable.
Her Maltsty regrets that la some parts OF the
tnited hingd Jm and in certain branches Of indus
Try, temporary causes have produced considerable
pt essure and priyatOn, but wehAve rsastn n 20 be-
lie' that the general conlLL9p.of the country ia
80 nd and satisfactory. Her Majesty confidently
.an' nds the general interests of the nAti"n .,
yoW w'Sdo n and care. She ieryenily Irays thn
re hts ny OF Almighty Co , may NE pTo%pO,, y% Is
ofihe Selfar. and happiness of her people.
Tie federal gunboat Tuscarora le'G COwes on
Thurfday morning for the Westward.
london, Feb, g. The Spanish Ministry deny that
any arrangem'n,u Lave been made ior Mexico, and
.lar- that the MeKcans will be free TO choose their
own government.
Parts, Fcb Ga committee has been appointed
by the M mister - Foreign Affairs kr the ragulA-
tion ~ the indemnity due from Mexico 10 France.
LIunte, NJ, xican Minister at Paris, will have no
Festions with M. Thouyenel, but remain in Paris in
private capacity.
The Paris MoSIrEuR says that the Allies mun
complete their work y giving Mexico in aocordAn sAs
with the wshes u the Mexican nation, strong SV
France is h borroV from two to four millions II
pounds Of English capitalists for brief PERIOD t,
sustain the B0urse during TIE conversion Of thb2
four and half per cents.
Madrid, Feb. G-ClrreHpon ndence Is received say.
ing that the sumter is still al St. Rlch, without
funds enluS W pay the xenses she LAS incurred.
The Austrisn press CONTINUES strongly 10 protest
against OK Gauging Neneta for the throne Of Mexico.
Brusselis, FEB G.-Ths IsDErEEDEHoE BRiaE,
says that England accepts ths nArchica al oand-
dature fOT Mexico condition of the MeYcAnH
d eely 90. Renting 20 IT,
BuchdTest, Feb 6-The insurgents marching
siuht Bucharest fled on the approach of the gov
ernment troops. A mob Of one hundred and huy
peasants were surrounded and arrested.
Latsat Commercial InteIDEence.
LIvRrooI- FebruAry6
CoTTos-sales for two days II 900 bales, inolud-
ing G,OO0 ~ specuAtera and exportCrs, Tue market
closed quiet aid unchanged.
BREApsTUFFs-Tne MAJ ke9 Is dull, with a down
waru tendency.
PRovIsIoNs- The market In dull.
London, FEB, G.-COnsOls closed Ri 02kag27s
AmeIiosn stcurties are quiet and steady.
Capture Of GeBeTaI Price and his Army
Washington, Fe6. 20.--In the House Of Re-
representatives. this p. M, Representative Wlckfe,
OF kentucky, announced the capture OF Gen. PrIcs
and his army.
OFFICIAL RKroRT.
sT. LOUIS, Feb. 10, 1880 A. NJ.
TO Major Gen. Mcclellan:
Gen. Curtis has captured Gen. Prica. Col. mr..
sey, Col, clSs and Capt. Judge, Of Gen, P,ios.
nsd. tBigued)
4. ". HALLEoK.
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