New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20
Great Britain.

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The london Times has an editorial on MI
Rewards instructions 10 Mr. Adams 70 press the Claims
for damages done nv tho Asbam0, ana reiterafes itf
d-expressed arguments against the hablly oil the
British Government. Il questions whether Secretary
Bsward Is in earnest bat win not suspect HIM o. de-
sIgn TO seek d quarrel with England. -,
Tho Brtish parl'ment vas 20 assemble on tae an,
and owing TO the Danish question, the e. ehl was
<wated with the greatest interest IN orccT tDat the
yocy of England mi tt be asceTtaned. An impression
breyailed that the Government had ie te mater open
10 considerable extent TO be Influenced ~ the opbion
TIT QUEENS sPEBoH.
Ny LORDS AND q LSfLeEES: We arc commissioned 10
Assure you her Majesty has great satisfaction IN rccnr
ring again 10 the advice and assistance OF her farha
nent Her Majesty Is confident thet on WI snsIs hef
nelinc Of gratitude to Almighty God on account OF the
Princes Of Wales having given birth 10 son an
event which has called forth trom her faithful people
screwed demonstration OF devoted loyalty ana attach
The state u affairs on the Continent Of Europe has
Ssen me cause of great anxiety 10 her Majesty. The
aeath of The KING Of Denmark brought into immediate
application the stpuatons OF the treaty 81 M9y 1872
concluded by his Mac]ty tho Emperor Of Austria IN
Emperor Of The French. the King of Prussia, tAe I'm
pcTdr of Russia and tie King Of Sweden md after
ward acoeded to By the King Of Hanover. The klng Of
saxony, the King Of Wnrienberg, the klng OF me
Netherlands, the Queer Of Spain tho King Of Portugal
and the King Of Italy That tfesty declared That ~ 10
conclusive TO The Of ne f he Bansh
mcnare6y ss sSo1d be Maintained and that several terri
sories ~hch LuFe 20 Zen uiu-I VIC shAy " tne
.ste King ofDeGmark should continue so TO Tens ana
Cor this purpose 1t urged that upon the death
Vi the late KING, and OF bis uncle, Prince Frederick
without issue, bis Majesty King Christian shoad be
acknowledged as succeeding al tho dominOns then
united under tho scoptcr OF his Majesty tho King of
denmark. Her Majesty, ectgsted BY tie desire
60 preserve the peace OF Europe which Was ono OF TIE
jcclared objects OF ell the Powers Who parties 20
ffat treaty, has been uI-emitng IN her endsvOTe 70
bring to peaceful settlement the differences which
10 this matter have got up between Germany and Den
seark, and 10 avoid the dangers which might follow from
beginning Of warfare IN the North OF Europe. and
her Majesty viii continue her efforts in the Interest
sfpeace.
tn Japan subjects Of her Majesty render necessary
chat demands shoud DC made upon Che Japanese Gov
exnment and upon the Daimos b. whose ieeuers some
VI those oufragcs were committed. The Government
OF the Tycoon complied with Tie demands made upon
them by Her MaiestyS GOTCTnmtnt, and full seisfsc
Sion having been made the friendly relations between
che two Governments have continued uabokeD bn. the
anios Prince Satsur1a refused 10 comply with the just
eDd moderate demands which we're made upon him
Els refusal renders measures Of coercion necessary snd
Der Majesty regrets that white The measures have
Drought tie Daimos TO IN agreement for Gnce,
they lead incidentally 70 the destruction Of oonsidera
6s portion OF tie Of Kagosima. Papers on this
slhject viii be laid before you. The insurrection
= bch broke oat last year araoDe portion Or the
TetiNe Inhabitants Of NeW.ZeGisad stll unfortu. |
tAteiy continue, but there Is low reason 20 |
k9Pe that it viii before long be PIT down. Her |
f2s concluded treaty with the Emperor vi Austria
fhe Lmpeor Of france, and the Emperor OF Russia
~ which IL M consented to give up tho proteoorete Of
che IonGn Islands aud also agrees TO the aunexafn of
sHe Islands 70 the hipgoom Of Greece. THIS treaty
thall be laid before You II. NJ t. elsO negotiating
HeGty with tho King Of the Heeres for negO.iatnc I've
arrangements corrected with The union Oh tie I0nian
Islands with the Kingdom Of Greece
Gentlemen Of the house Of Commons II. NJ has DC. |
sired estimates for The ensuing year 20 be laid before
yon. They have been prepared with every attention 90
economy snd VITA dae regard to the efficiency o? the
Ny Lords and Gentlemen: Her Majesty commands
10 inform you that the condition cf tie oountry is
Ga the whole satisfactory. Tho revenue has fully |
eealized its expected amount. The commerce Of tho
United Kingdom is increasng aud while the Dis ress
nanufaeturing districts has been 20 come desree
tessened, there is reason 10 look forward 10 on in
ereased supply Of cotton from yo.ious Countries which
have hitherto but scarcely supplied tnauuin ctursr
with the material foT their industry. Her Majesty les
directed that commission shsli be Issued Tor tue re-
vising the various forms for subscription required 10 he
made oy the clergy of tho established Ch1rch. COPY
OF that commission win be laid before You; yarious
measures OF Papc useIuness VII he submitted for your
consideration. Her Majesty commits with cnpfdsnca
che gree! Interests Of the county 20 your wisdom ard
care, ard she ieryenty prays that the blessing Of AL
mighty God may ettcDd your deliberations and 2,,.no.
yo1r counses or the advancement and the elfre And
happiness Of her people
w do nothing for Denmark, ind that England has Ca
capped from at tine cost OF broken word sp;cd
tonoT and shattered influence.
The Tines says parties are 80 nearly balanced In Par
lament. end continental abairs likely 10 ~ rort
sach attention, that it would be prunI(uous 10 rely
Zoo confidently the duration OF ParliameDt or tha
stability of the Ministry.
The Peaeo Society had n,omorialized Earl Russell !,
eYaipst English intervention in the Danish war.
The TteQrcyac Journal that from pradoa.
tial motives the Atlantic Telegraph Company have
postponed the laying Of tho Atlantic cable until next
gear
In the Divorce Court on tie "a. a motion maio
In the where Lord PGneIston apPeegs The
respondent that the ue 10 made absopte ealing upon
abe petitioner to show why ne should not proceed
Nth the OF that II sh0ald not be struck OIL The
petitioner, OKone In letter 10 his solicitor decided 70
Drop the sut but at the time asserts lis ability 20
prove bis allegations.
The convicted murderer Townlcy whose case had
created 80 much excitement from bis alleged insanity
and respite from hanging lad been dccarta sane and
his sentence cOmmuted to penal seryitude for life.
THE ALEXANDRA CASE.
= This case is set down for argument 4 the