New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-22
The Queeu's N1etsugc.

The mails Of the Africa reached this city last
evening Tue following :. tie message Of the odcen In
prorogving Parliament, which wac read by Lord Gran
vile:
LIZ Lonps AND GrST1rNrs; We nre commanded ~
Her Majesty 20 reloase you FROM further attendance N
Parliament and at the same tia c. 10 convey 20 you
Her Msjesy's acknowledgmenis for the real and as
siiuy With which you have applied yourselves TO the
discharge your duties In the session now bToueh 10
close.
We are further commanded 10 inform you that as The
present Parliament has now neRTly listed The period
assigned by Law or the duration Of Pariiancnts that
y0u could hot enter upon another yearly session win
advantage 10 the public interest II Is Her Majesty IN.
,epton immediately 10 dissolve the present Parliament
and to issue wriis for the calling ~ n new ono.
Bot Her Majesty cannot take leave ~ You without
commanding us 70 express % YOU Her Miicrtys de-p
sense 81 The real and public spir, which during the
six wears Of your existence as InfliGmen you have
constantly displayed in the discharge o. important
functions and rendering to you Her MaJostJ's warm
Acknowledgements for the many good measures which
yen sy| s@sInei fcn ssr IS Sleh pave
deus and 10 the sgement OF Industry. TO We
Increase Of the wealth and N the promotion OF the
welfare and happiness Of Her Majesiy's people
We are commanded 20 inform you that Her MaJestys
relations with foreign Powers friendly and saisfac'
tory AID she trusts that there questi ne gendng
which are likely lead 10 any disturbance Of the peace
Her Majesty rejoices that the Civil War in North
America has ended and she trusts that the evils caused
by that long conflict may be repaired and that prosper
ity be restored IN inc NV" eu"Nie"
Her Majesty regrets tha, the conferences and
uications between Her Msest,'s North American Prov
iuces on the subject Of the union Of those provinces IN
have not yet led 10 satisfactory resut
Such union would afford additional strength to those
Provinces and give facilities for many inernalimp'o'e-
mens Her Majesty received gratifying assurances
of the devoted loyalty Of her North American subjects
Her Majesty rejooesa the continued tranquility and
increasng prosperity Of her Indian dominions aud she
trus,s that the large supply which those terrliores VIII
n tfe
together with the termir alton n tie eva war IN the
United States Of North America will prevent the recnr
renee Of the distress which long prevaed among 'he
nu.acturing population Of some OF the northern
GrNTIruEs OF TIE HOUSE, or COMMONS: Her
Majesty Commands VA TO convey TO yon her warm ae-
for the liberi supplies which you have
granted TO Her Majesty for the service OF the present
wear and toward the permanent defense OF her Majcs
tvs dock yards End afsenah
The Commercial Treaty which Her Majesty has re-
Gently concluded with Prussia aud the other St.ies
com posing the German COMMERCIAL Union has, by Her
Majesty's commands been laid before you Her
Majesty trusts that this Treaty will contribute to the
DEVELOPMENT Of commercial relations between TINS
country aud Germany. and will promote tho interests
Of the several countries which are parties TO It.
Her Majesty commands US to assure you IN at her a.
tention viii continue to be directed TO all such meas
ures az may be calculated to extend and to place on
sound footing tie trade between her MsJes'!
dominions and foreign countries.
! My IoKls AND GENTLEMEN: Her Majesty has gwen
her cordial assent 10 many measures of public useful
meas, tie result OF your iapvis ia Si' 0tfsl" NJ"
| brought 10 a close. -
TIE Act for rendering the expenses incurred for the
support OF the poor chargeabe upon the whole oil a
union instead Of being confined to separate parishes
will diminish the hardship inflicted upon the laborIng
poor by Of removals from parish 10 parish.
| The Partnership Amendment Act will tend TO en-
courage tie profitable employment 10 capital.
| The Courts OF Justice Building and Concentration
Acts will IL Is hoped lessen tho expense and shorten
the duration Of legal proceedings.
The Clerical Subscription Act founded on The recon-
mendation Of Royal Commission. will remove objec.
tons which have been felt TO the number and variety Of
CURED OF the clergy.
The management and discipline Of prisons will be i'm
proved by the Act for tie Consolidation and Amend
ment OF the laws on that subject.
The County Court Equitable Jurisdiction Act will
give useful extension 10 the local udministr alton OF
Justice.
The Act for Consolidating tho ContoIlership Of the
Exchequer with the Board of Audit will tend 20 in
crease the efficiency Of the arrangements for auditing
the public accounts.
The Act for Establishing the Record of Titles In
| Of land. .
4 The Act for Amending the Laws which govern the
Constabuary Force In Ireland will tend to prevent tho
OF such disorders happened last year at
Belfast .
The Colonial Naval Defense Act has removed rcsrc.
lions which have hitherto prevented the colonies from
taking eectua measures FOR their defense against
II attacks by sea
Her Majesty has also gladly given her assent to many
other useful measures Of less general importance.
| The electors Of the United Kingdom will soon be
called upon again to choose their representatives In
Parliament aud AeI ALjs.y ir.'cn,ly p.,s tbss tho