The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-23

Queen Victoria Fenia nisIn and the Cable.
As already reported by telegram tho HsRLp Through
the Atlantic cable the British Parliament was prorosued
on the 10Th inst The Queens speech road by royal
commission. After ruturning thanks for the zeal dis
played by Parliament, the speech proceeds.--S
widespread treasonable conspiracy, having for w
object tho sabvcrsion Of bcr Majcsty's authority
in Ireland, the conascation Of property. and
the establishments of q republic having ns seat
IN Ireland, but deriving It's principal support from
natrraliz civilians of foreign and friendly state com.
peed her Majesty at the commonconent o. 'he present
preventative In Ireland for tho temporary suspena aon IN
thar part Of her Majesty's donlnions Of the
uabeas Corpus act That measure, firmly, bat tenn
poratcly, acted by the Irish Executive, bad the
effect OF rpressing any outward manifestations Of
reasonable intentions and OF causing The withdraaaI
ffom ireland Of the greater portioo OF those foreign
agents by whom the conspiracy was mainly fobter'd
The leaders. however, OF this movement @src not DC,
tho limits Of her Maesty's dom'nions They even at
tempted from territories of The United States o. Amc.
in her North American provinces That attempted in
road however, only served TO manifest IN tho strongest
inanncr tho loyalty and devotion Of her hacstys sab
)ecs in tose poyincc who without exception of creed
origin united ia defence Of thr Severe kn ana eir
country u served aso 20 SHOW 'ne go,a 1a,n "na no
tho government OF The unilod states whosc
active interference, by checking aa a,teinpted
invasion Of friendly State mainly contributed TO
protect her Maicsy's domnions again the evils OF
predatory inroad Her Majesty would have been 70
rlJse q. pIcfcut rerhlon "
10 put end to the optional legislation .ch sho
was compelled 10 sanction at tho commencement, bat
tie protection which her Majesty owes To her 10y sub
jccts leaves hor alternative but that ~ s~ycut
ing 10 the advice OF Pnrrment 70 continue mi thcir
pcrt meeting the provision Of tho existing hw, Her
Majesty looks aixlonsy forward 70 the line VIXEN she
10 enabled 70 revert to tho ordinary provisions Of
tho law
The speech then returns thanks for the supplies, de-
tails the measures adopted In view of tho moncs prcs
cure and hopes for early rcstraiian or conhduuca
Expresses gratitude TO God for the Sbatencnt OF r cat
tie plaque dcplocs the outbreak Of cholera IN England
AID prays fos its MITIGATION
Tho speech thea says--lIcr Majesty has great snts
faction In congrausting the country and the word q.
largo III. auccessul nccoinp shmsnt of the great is
Sign OF connecting Europe and america by thes means OF
eeciyc te.egruyL II IL hardly possible To anticipate
fully the extent of the benehs Ahtch may cosisrrad
the human by this signal Triumph 81 scicntha
enterprise her Maicsiy has pleasure IN expressing
hcr deep scn Of whs. n due 10 the priystc cncrzy
which, 10 spite Of repeated falurc md dscouragepsen
has as length, for the second time cerded In esib
fishing didct ncsiol betwcesi tbs two CONT.
pcnta Iisr Majesty trusts fbst impcfiment may
nierrpt the rncress NJ this great undertnfiug
closer tho ts .h.ci, blads her Majaays North
American colonies 70 llrir mother country, and 10
promote ricted intercourse and friendly feeling
which IL mos, desirable should subsist between hsr
Naeyys donations md Tho great republic the United
SaafeE
rl.e ana paragraph dslnisss monbers 70 ,hsir hcaes
In ills usual lasnl0al
Tue ex-rcbe cruiser Sumter had arrived af Hull for
th, purpose Of ensnsing legitimate commercial pur
suis After undergoing ths ncre Try altr1ous she y
" cattle boat between Hg and The continent ~
Europe.
Ia london irnmeDso payne n.s--couned bv millions
had TO be mnde iudrn accounts on the 10Th Instant
spd were generally "cli met
fte draft however. N Bcmansee, FrAn'-'-, cana 4
do, ~ London and Bombay, fsturApd nnpald
rleir liabilities are estimated ~ Gl50,ovD.