New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23

vn which Won have made the public service and for the
ma val and military defences OF the country.
~ Majesty has seen With great concern the monetary
ure,sure which for period unprecedented duration has
uegbod anon The interests OF the country Inc eohselaeh
onnearcd A. one moment 10 be aggravated oy
general feeling OF distrust ard OF alarm tna
in order 10 restore authorized her MINISTERS 70
commend 10 the Directors Of the Bank Of England course OIL
proceeding suited 10 the emergency. ,..ooos ,oioht
This though jusfable under the encnmsta9ces iE
have led 10 an of the law but Her Majesty mas
the Satisfaction Of being able 10 INFORM you tSe
fingement has taken place. and mat nbs;dnc and
pressure is not yet sensby nihgated alarm 70 S one
the state Of trade being sound and the eondlo VI @ none
generally prosperous Her Melesty enterans
Her Msiesy has observed VITA satisfaction and with deep
gratitude Almighty God that he Las SO far sSoied .ne
which have been adopted for staying he
thence which herds and hock that its deruc
tive effects have been in great measure checked ana tna
there hope for its entire extinction at no distant
period In the meaGme Her Majesty has given her wing
assent which has been introduced FOR the reei
Of those districts which have suffered the most severely ron
lie visitation. ,..,, ..o,
Majesty regrets that this country has at engtn been
subjected TO the fearful visitation Of cholera which has pre-
vailed In other European countries from which shas hh'
erto been happily exempt Her Majesty has directed that
Form OF PRAYER to Almighty God suitable TO the present ex
igeney should be offered up all the churches OF ts realm
snd Her Mnesty has given her cordial approval 10 ega
measures sanctonng the adoption By local authorities Of such
seps as science and De most esctua
for the check of this fearful malady. 49,,
beneficial an sSthSiity IS left viii slow ,ne
powers ntrusted 10 tbem and that they %i De
being OF her people In connection With this subject Her
hopes BILL which sfe mas
assent for improving the navigation OF the RIVER lhaes ~
incidentally be conducive 20 the public health.
Her Majesty has great satisfaction IN conganalng tne
country and the world large the successful accomplish
neD of the great design Of connecting Europe end America
By the Of electric telegraph nhldy possDe
TO anticipate the fl Of the benefits when may DC con
erred on the human By the signal rnmph OF scenne
enterprise; and Her Msty has pleasure IA expressing
deep sense of the private energy WHICH ~ se
of cpented failure has ht length Or the
second time succeeded in establishing direct
between the two continents Her Majesty trusts that no IN
pediment may interrupt the success OF tbs great uh
derakng calculated II undoubtedly s TO cement st coI
the ties which Her Mastys North American colonies 70
their mother country and promote the unrestricted n
course and friendly feeling which IL is most desirable should
subsist between Her Msestys dominons and the great
Repobic Il the United States. a.,
Her Majesty that IN returning 20 your respective
homes many yon duties 10 perform hardly less import
ant than those which belong TO you in your legislative
city. Her Majesty places fa Icsnee on the yay ara ue
yo,on with which you will discharge those dutes anu LeF
Majesty earnestly prays that your influence and efforts may
under the blessing Of Divine Providence end 10 e Behern
we fare prosperity and contentment OF her people;
T1e wit o propagation next read ut the table
The Lord Chancellor then saidBy virtue OF her hasb
commission others directed and Tow read we 90
In her Majesty name and 10 obedience TO her command pro-
rogue Thdrsday the 18th day OF oetoDeI next
he Commons retired. and the proceedings terminated
at IS minutes 20 o'clock.