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THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1863.
LATE FOREIGN NEWS,
Prorogation Of Parliament--Th
Queens Speech.
THE ENGLISH PRESS ON The NEW
YORK RIOTS,

THE QUEENS SPEECH.

ny Lords aad Gentlemen We are COM
BANDED bJ Her Majesty to dismiss you from
further attendance in Parliament, and at the
came time to conrey to you Her Majesty's &C.
with which you have applied yourselves to
the performance Of Your duties during the
session now brought ton close. Her Majesty
has seen with deep regret the present coadi-
tion Of Poland. Her Majesty has been cngag-
ed in concert with the Emperors Of the French
which has been to obtafn the fulflnent Of the
eupnlations Of the treaty Of 1915 in behalf Of
the Poles. Her Majesty trusts that these
etipulations will be carried into execution,
and that thus conflict distressing to human.
hy and dangerous to the tranquility OF Eu-
rope, may be brought to close.
The civil war between the Northern and the
Southern States of the North American Union
still unfortunately continues, and is necessa-
r1y attended with much evil, not only to the
contecding parties, but also to nations which
hare taken no part In the contest. Her Maj
from that strict neutrality which her Msjesty
has observed from the beginning Of the con
test.
The Greek nation having chosen Prince
William of Denmark for their king, her Ma.
5csty is taking steps with yiew to the union
Of the lonian Islands to the kingdom OF
Greece. For this purpose her Majesty is, in
common with the powers who, were parties to
the treaty Of ISIS, By which these islands were
placed under the protectoFate OF the British
croWn; and the wishes Of the 1onIans on the
subject Of such union will be ascertained.
Several balbarous ontr1ges committed In
japan, upon British subjects, have rendered
1t necessary for Her Maiesty to dem0nd repar-
ntion, and Her Majesty hopes that her de-
niands will be conceded by the Japanese GOV
eminent, without It being necessary to pro-
coed to cotrciye measures 10 enforce them.
fha Er1a4na rf rc431 hnc
to break of his diplomatic relations with Her
Mnjeety, in consequence Of Her Majesty rot
having complied with the demand, which she
did not deem it possible to accede to, Her
Majesty has no wish that this enlargement
should continue, and would be glad to see her
relations with Brazil re.estabiished.
G<utlemtn Of the House Of Commons: Her
Majesty commands me to convey to you her
warm acknowledgements for the liberal sup-
plies WHICH you have granted for the service
Of the present year, and towards the perma-
nent dockynsds and arscnals, and Her Majesty
you have made for the establishment Of Il. R.
Il. the Prince Of Wales.
Ny Lords and Gentlemen: The distress
which the civil war In America has inflicted
uron portion OF Her 3fajcsty's subjects In
the manufacturing districts, and towards the
relief OF which such generous and munI6ceat
contributions hare beea made, has in some
degrce diminished, and her Majesty has given
her cordial assent to measures calculated to
luye beneficial influence upon that unfortu.
nate state of things. Symptoms Of renewal
Of distulbaIces have manifested themselves
Her Majesty trusts that By wise and conci1ia-
tory measures, supported By adequate means
Of repression, order and tranquility will be
uainIaire cd IN that valuable colony. Her Ma
1esty has given her assent to a measure for
augmcnting the income Of 4 considerable
.t,.m vail fr-- A41- -
that this measure will be conducive to the in
tcrcsts Of the established church. Her Ma
jesty has given her assent to an act for the re.
mission q large portion of the statute book
hy the removal OF many acts, which, although
they had become obsolete or unnecessary, Oh
Her Majesty has felt much pleasure in giving
her assent TO an act for placing upon well
defined footing that volunteer force, which
hss added most important clement to the
defensive means Of the country. Her AIajes-
II has gladly given her assent to IN act for
frenzy concluded by Her Majesty with
the president Of the United States for
the more e1ectul suppression of the eIare
trada, and her Majesty trusts that the honor
able cooperation Of the Government Of tue
United States WI materially assist her Ma
has long been engaged In making to put an
end TO the perretration Of tl.at most disgrace
fnl crime. Her Maie:ty has asscnted with sat-
isfaction to many other measures Of public
usefulness, tie result Of yorr labors during
the present session. Il has been gratifying to
her Majesty to observe that, n5twithstaad-
ing many adverse circumstances, the general
prosperity Of the eppiro continues un1mp pair
ed, though great lccal distress has been suffer-
ed Great Britain from the effects OF the civil
Var in America, and IN ireland from the un-
favorable seasons. The financial resources
Of the United Kingdom have been fully main
TUNED, and the general commerce with the
world has no: been materially impaired. It
hns tecn source ct great satisfaction to her
Mnjesty to find ttat her East Indian posses
eions rapidly recovered from the deya:tatlons
which lately oyerspEead them. They are en-
financial and commercial, which holds ont
coed promise for the future prosperity Of
1hoEc extensive regions, On. returning to
yonr several counties, you will hare mPort-
ant duties to perform, ard her Majesty earn
cst1y prays ttst the blessings Of Almighty
God may 1tterd your efforts 10 promote ths
harli, ess Of her subjects, the objects Of her
constant and cnrncst solicitudc.