The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-12

SCENTS ior entrapping Prtsh subjects into thc
United States army. and suggerte'i that Govern
mcnt should e1cr, i.c greater wa,chfulne-s and en-
er'y IN order TO put down rich illegal and inhu.
nan practices. He moved for tie production u
pnirts N the subject.
NJ Layard Observed that LORD Howard he'd
dnue go.d service ty the statement he hsd made;
but he did not what the Government could do
niorr .hsn rciteratc the caution they had uvcu "
einigrtnts. The FOREIGN Ohcc had re- eivcd heart
rcndns accounts Of ,he suferiugs of scue " Acse
e. grants and Lord L. ons hsi dore his utmost TO
dcaI with tie cases brought to his notice, Tut dih-
cucs stood IN the WAY, owing u the parties them
selves. We trusted that the American Government
sni ne local authorities would do all they could "
chc'k thcse atuscs.
W.. T. rdsAy gave an appalling e-,irnste ~ the
hivo oi human lie caused 10y the hopeless contest
tsiNo'n The Nnrth and the South.
NJ. T. rRv'or took orta-iun tun aome remarks
- Lori y. Howard and Mr.. Lni,s- 10 sreak in
defence oi the Northern I0vernmeu', which was
determined, ho SAL. TO put down the dayoholdins
rebels.
Lori =. VI snners after a rrmSrt upon the unsp-
rrupriatencss OF Nj. raylof's speech, suggested
mat some warnings hight h gwen the humuc
emgrsnts to America by ,he Emigration Conniis-
soners.
The motion vas ssrecl to, .icr f,w observ~-
tons b. Lord =. Howard in reply.
On the soth In the House oi Commons Lord Pal
nlerston made some explanations A. 70 the Dauish
question. aud stated thai the pegous,lons At Nien-
ns would he carried on solely between the bcllis-
ercuts The English Government had no inien-
ton Of Interfering further.
PARLIAMENT IroBouu HID -rHE Of kEN's trrrcu.
The British P.rlianen, has been proroaucd Till
o,Iobcr,wth the following speech from the throne /;
Hy Lords AMI Gentlemen
We ar- commanded by her majesty 10 rc'easc you
| rom further attendance IN parliament, ami NJ the
same time to convey IN YOU her majes,y's acknowl-
cigctncuts for tho 1cl ami assdGtr With which
You have slIlel your-slNce ~ the dischsrgc ~
| Your dutcs dur'n: the tcs'tO. ~ parliament now
| trough, " close
Her u i.sty coumsnia us H. inform you that
| .he great. regret that the cndcavors which she
msdc, N conrer' with the Emperor of tho French,
! the Emperor Of Russia and she k'rg Of sweden. to
| hting sbout Reconciliation between the ucrrn'n
! lowcrf and tN' King OF nrnnnrk, were not sac.
/ Ce-sii', aud that thc host'ties- which had tren
| susl-nu-d during the negotiations. were again re-
| sumcl. Her MAJESTY trusts however, that the no.
gu,iatuns Whicl have becr opened between the
| bel gcrents MAJ restore peace to the north Of Eu-
| rope.
Her Majesty having sdircsssl herself W tho
powers Who were contracting parties to tho treat Y
10y which the Ionian reprlAic was placed under the
| prutcctorae oi uresi britain. and having obinnet
| tncir contest to the annexation ~ thai republic to
the kingdom ~ Grccc, and the States ~ the lunan
republic having a.recl thcrcto the republic Of Tho
| Seven Islands Las t-~u formally united b. the
! kuSdom oi Greece and UoJ Majesty trusts that
the union ma c VIII con'iucs To- the welfare and
pros Gritty oi sil the subjects u Ills Majesty the
| KIM q! the Uellepes.
| Her Maicat's relations with the Emperor a
China cou6nuc ~ hc fr eudy, and the commerce ID
her SUBJECTS with tho Chinese empire "a increasing
Her glesty ! ~ bc"n ,ugsssd in concert viii
tie Lmi"ti- - Auslr.- the El1 icror 81 toe frcn,n
he King 4 friFs = and tie Emperor NJ Russia, ~
% erd'pyof to bring to erect sn amicaplr arfnnge
mont II dii'c-,fi'e which had arisen between ~,
HosIolar ~ NnlIp-wsia,L,a and bio su4srain ~,
: SI.tL. Hex NaJesty ba- TIE sausincii III 10 iuorl
you tin'ths cuiceyor tds been success ril.
Hrr Majesty i~lly lamen,' that the civil war II
NORTH America has not btcu brought ~ q close
Her MAJESTY will continue to observe a s,rirt ncu
trality between the hellgercn's, aud would rejoice
~ = friendly rcconcl uuon tetwccn the contend
ing parties.
| Gs.fiemen Of ~. Hous, ~ Commonsi
Her " iesty cctuinandg Us 10 convey "a YOU he,
warm acknowledgements for the hbtral supple,
which you have rsi 'c FOR the scrvi,e Of the lres
cnt wear ami towards the permanent deiance o' he'
Mai,s'y's doosyhris apd srsepals.
Nv Lords and CENT amen:
Her Ma csty hns ohscrvei With satisfaction tha
the dis,rcss which the civil wal u North Amcric
hos created IN s'mc oi the manufacturing dsr!r,
has TO yrelt extent abaict and her Majesty trust
that increased supplies 81 the ynw material NJ IN
dusiry rnsy he eXlrIte.i from counlr.cs by wh4c
II has hitherto been scanty rirnsned
The revolt OF certain tribes IN New Zealand hs
rot YET he,n nueilei, but IA satisfactory to We
Majesty TO know thst n large portion OF TIE ns
tive population Of those islInus have taken N
! part in this revolt
Il has teen a source n much arit'hcatop 10 he
Majesty " obser-c The rap'd development % ~
resources Of her Elst ILdis possusbions and IA
general couteniuent Of the People .nhnbting thos
extensive regions.
v rnany measures II public usefnlnes,. tho resul
. OF YOUR labors during the sees.on low brought I
Close.
o Tic act for extending 10 women and chilire'
h ! rupoved IN vnrions tradcs the regulations az
a pl able 70 factories IN general w1ll tend mater
/ iHu. T.. preserve the hcaltL sud improve the -!4
= at o, thoss on whose hl .li il was framed.