The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-21
ENGLAND.

1oO &u0Oo'u 0V00Cu 70 I0fuWm0uts
LonDoN, Nov 10, 1867.
The lnpsrisl Parmsut was opened to-day in accord
ancs with the royal proclamation
The Queen was not present. and . royal Commission
read the speech from the throns which b In subssancs
as follows:-
King TheodorU having rejected all the demands 81
Great Britain FOR the release q her subscs cruelty and
without just cause imprisoned BY him. her Majesty bed
mo alternative but send military expedition Abys
suis, and reference made the supply bAs nssdfu
to dsfray the expenses Of the VA.
The invasion Of the Papal territory now ovsr me
hope b expressed that Vie Emperor Napolson will
withdraw hts forces on Italy and svoid unfsndy rsla
lions with Victor Emanuel
Fsniansm, rsprsassd In ireland, has taken the form
Of organised violence and murder In England whore
must also ~ suppressed BY the firm fulnlmsnt % the
law and b. the loyalty Of ~ people,
The speech concludes With the. promise that hon
Aajsstys government win bring before the Parlausni
reform bills Tor scotland and ireland and other demsst,u
measures Of m important character.
In the House Of Commons the address V the Queen
was moved b. Sir William Hart Dyke. member foI
West Kent anu was seconded By Colonel yamss Hogg,
member for Bah
The address In the House OF Lords was proposed BY
the Earl Of Bfownlow, and seconded BY Lord Hylson.
Both addresses echo the speech Of the Queen
The Diplomacy Towards Rrauce and Italy.
LONDON, Nov 10--MidnighG
In the House Of Commons this evening Lord Stanley
made some sxplauasiens in cenasction with rscsst
events on the Continent He said England bad been
invited TO join General European Conference but had
refused 70 do 20 unless distinct plan Of action nrst
proposed Lord Stanley thought that participation In
such Congress would only add to the responsibilities Of
England without doing any good.
Nearly all the members who spoke tonight took occa-
sion In the Of their remarks 70 condemn the
recent action Of France n sending military expedition
10 Italy.
Opinions 81 Napoleonss Speech.
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1851.
The speech Of the Emperor Napoleon. delivered before
the French Chamber yesterday, published this
ing relates 70 Italian and German affairs and qass-
tons Of French reform. The document b quite Short
making lsss than fifteen hundred words
The Times Of this city. in IL comments this morning.
warmly praises Napoleon, and regards the speech the
most liberal peaceful ana sensible Of The Second
Empire
Hopes Of Peace-PreparatIsns for tho Fesian
Kxecutiens-The Tortola Disaster News.
LONDON, New IA. n.
The Queens speech Parliament and the pacific id.
lrsss Of the Emperor Napoleon to tho French Chambers
1o9I0hsts14nB
70 restore confidence u al the principal political and
financial csnsrsG
LoHpoH, Nov. 2o-Kvsnlng
In the House Of Commons to-day an inquiry made
70 whether the government had received any ocial
information Of the reported calamity at Tortoa Mr.
Addsy, Under Secretary for the Coloass replied that
the Colonial once had received such sdvcss from s
correspondents in the West Indies and aai6 that the
story Of the disappsanos Of the island Of rossola
nsaah the go was doubtless great canard.
MANCHESTER, Nov 20-Mosning.
A. The day for the execution Of the condemned Feni.
approaches the government rsdoubles prscautona
against any outbreak attempt at . rescue Regular
troops have bssa pouring In hers By railroad fer two
three days past aad the ely b now crowded with
soldism
MANCHESTER New 2o-Evsnine
n addition % ths large military force here the
Aicipa authorities have provided for the security Of the
peace BY swearing IN 81 the Town Hall two thou-
sand citizens % oct special policemen he day Of
the execution