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Arrival of the steamer Glasgow.
Queens Speech in Full.

Queens Speech in Full.
The sseamer Glasgow, from Liverpool, 9Th,
and Queenstown 7th, arrived at this port this
morning. Below we give much interesting
news, not anticipated in the kilograms via
! Cape Race
As already announced, Parliament was pro-
rogued on the 9th. Belog We give, without
sbbreviation,
The Queens Speech.
Ny LORDS AND GKsTLEMEE:-We are COM
manded by her Majesty to release you from
further attendance in Parliament, aud at the
same time. to convey her Msjestys acknowi-
edgements for the zeal and diligence with
which you have applied yourselves to the per-
| fofmance OF your duties during the Session
just brought to 8 close Her Majesty com
manGs US to inform you that her relations with
foreign powers are friendly and satisfactory,
and that her MsjestXtrusts there is 10 danger
of any disturbance Of the peace OF Europe.
/ The civil war which has for some time basn
raging among the States of the North Amer
ican Union has unfortunately continued with
unsbated intensity, and the evils with which
| il has been attended have not been confined to
the American Continent, but her Msiesty
| from the outset determin ed to take no part in
the contest, has seen no reason to depars from
the neutrality to which she has steadily ad
| heared. Disturbances have taken place in
| some of the frontier provinces of the Turkish
| empire, and her Majesty has Instructed her en-
bassador at Constantinople to attend a con-
ference to be held by the Representatives
| of the Powers, who were parties to the
! Treaty of Paris in 1856. Her Majesty trusts
| that the questions to be dealt with in the con-
| ference will be settled in manner consistent
with the treaty engagement Of the Allies, and
| in accordance with the just rights Of the Sal
| tan, and the welfare of the Christian inhabi-
tants Of his dominions. Her Majesty's forces
| in China, together with those of the Emperor
of the French, have been employed in co.
| operating with those of the Emperor of China,
/ in protecting some of the chief seats of British
commercs in China, from injury by the war,
which is laying waste portions of that vast
| empire. Her Majesty commands us to inform
you that she has concluded treaty with the
King of the Belgians, BY which the trade of
her Majesty's subjects in Belgium will be
| placed generally on the footing ef the most
| favored nation.
| Gentlemen Of the Heasc of Commons.
Her Majesty commands US to convey to you
her warm acknowledgment for the liberal sup
plies which you have granted for the service
of the present year, and her Majesty thanks
you for having also made provision towards
placing her Majestys Dockyard and arsensls
in permanent state Of defense.
My LORDS AND GENTLEMEN: Her Majesty
commands us to Express to you the admira-
tion with which she has witnessed the Endimin-
ished zeal and the patriotic spirit which con-
tinue 10 animate her Volunteer forces as well
as the military efficiency which they have
gained. Her Majesty has observed with salts
faction the kindly intercourse which has ex.
isted between Her Msjesty's subjects and tie
numerous Foreigners who have been attached
this year to the United Kingdom, and be,
Majesty trusts that the interchange of mutual
courtesy will strengthen the foundation of In-
ternational friendship and good viii.
Her Majesty has given her ready sssant tc
an act for carrying into effect the treaty, which
her Majesty has concluded with the President
of the United States for the suppression of the
slave trade, and her Majesty trusts that coop
Grafton of the United States navy with hel
own navy will go far to extinguish the crime
against which that treaty is directed He
Majesty earnestly hopes that the steps whicf
have been taken for rendering more effectua
the aid provided by Parliament for the exten
sion of education among the poorer classes o
her subjects will tend to promote this grea
object of great national importance.
Her Majesty has given her willing assent /,
many measures of public utility which yoI
have submitted to her during this session. Th
severe distress which prevails in some of th
manufacturing districts has inspired her Ma
jesty with deep concern and warm sympathy
mingled with admiration of the msnly endur
ance and exemplary fortitude with which th
pressure has been endured. Her Msiesty trust
that the act for enabling Boards of Guardian
TO provide additional means of relief will nit
gate that distress.
The act for rendering more easy the trans
L e. L. ~~-Sll al
erty, win make titles more simple and secure
and will diminish the expense of attendin.
purchases and sales. The act for the bette
regulation of parochial assessment vii
tend TO the more equal distribution c
taxation, while the act for the bet
ter administration of the highway viii
Her Majesty trusts, be the means of eommu
nication in many parts of the country. Tn
act for establishing an uniformity of weight
and measures in ireland will apply remea
TO iaconvenisnces which have been much fei
and complained of, as affecting the tradin
transactions in that part of the United King
dom, and the act for amending the law rela
ting to the poor, will extend to the poore
classes of Her Maiesty's subjects in Irelan
further means of obtaining relief and medies
attendance The act for the better regulates
of merchant shipping, Her Majesty trust
will prove advantageous to the maritime com
merce of the country. In returning to you
, several counties, you will still have importan
duties to perform. Her Majesty earnestl
prays thst the blessing of the Almighty Go
may assist your efforts, and direct them to th
:. attainment of the object of Her Majesty
+ constant solicitude-the welfare and happinei
# of her people. s .asss 80
9-
DEFENSE OF THE OHIo RIvER.-At NEE
ing of the City Council of Cincinnati on FIR
day, plan for the defense of the Ohio rive
was submitted by the Board of Underwritel