The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-12
TRLRGRAPHIC NEWS
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ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Propagation Of the British
Parliament.
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THE QUEENS MESSAGE.
Summary Execution Of Carlists
in Spain.
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Resignation of the Ministers in
Portugal.
ENGLAND.

PORTUGAL.
ENGLAND.
Tho Propagation of Pnrliament-The Queen's
Message.
LONDON. August II, 1869.
Parliament was prorogued to-day by royal COM
mission. The following message from the Queen
was read BY the commission
We are commanded by the Queen to dispense
with your further attendance In Parliament.
Her Majesty announces to you with pleasurelthat
she continues to receive from foreign Powers tho
strongest assurances of their friendly disposition;
that her confidence in the preservation OF peace has
been continued and confirmed during the year.
The negotiations in which her Majesty was en-
gagged with the United States have by mutual con-
sent been suspended. Her Majesty earnestly hopes
this delay may tend to maintain relations between
the two countries on durable basis of friendship.
The Queen has lively satisfaction In acknowledge
ing tine untirng zeal and asslduity with which you
nave prosecuted the arduous abors of the year. In
the act for putting an end to the establishment Of
the Irish Church you have carefully kept In view
several considerations which, at the Opin-
Ing OF the session, were commended to
your notice. 1t is the hope OF the Queen
that this important measure may hereafter
anxiety Of Parliament TO pay reasonable regard In
legislating for each of the three kingdoms to the
special circumstances by which 1t may be distin-
Euished, and to deal on principles of impartial JUS
tce with all interests and all portions Of the nation.
The Queen drmly trusts that act may promote the
work OF peace In Ireland and help to unite all
classes or Its people in that fraterna concord with
their English and Scottish fellow subjects which
must ever form the chief source or strength In her
Najesty's extended empire.
The Queen cOngratulates you on having brought
your protracted abors on the subject of bankruptcy
and Imprisonment Tor debt to legislative conclu-
sion, which is regarded with just satisfaction by the
trading classes and the general public
The law framed for the better government OF the
endowed schools Of England will render the re-
sources of those establishments more accessible to
the community and more efficient in their important
purpose.
In the removal Of the duty on corn the queen sees
new evidence Of your deslrento extend industry and
commerce, and enlarge to the uttermost those sup
plies OF food which our msular position peculiar
degree encourages ana requires.
The Queen trusts the measures for the purchase
and management OF the telegraphs by the State may
be found to facilitate the great commercial and
social object OF rapid easy and certain communca-
tlon. and prove no unworthy sequel 10 the system
OF cheap postage which has passed with SO much
advantage into so many countries OF the civilized
world.
We are commanded to state that the Queen thanks
You for the liberal supplies which you have granted
for the service Of the year. and for tie measures by
which you have enabled her Majesty to iquidate the
ohsrge OF the Abyssinian expedition.
The Inquest ON tho Death of Mr. G. Grin.
nell-The Verdict.
LONDON, August II, 1859.
The inquest on the body Of Mr.. Cornelius Grinue
was held at Ryde to-day. Tho principal witnesses
were Messrs. James Gordon Bennett Jr., and shep.
pard Romans, OF New York. These gentlemen tes-
titled that they accompanied Mr.. GrInneu nome and
that Mr.. Bennett afterward left. The evidence
then went on to show that Mr. Grinnell opened
HIS window and stepped out on to the
balcony Soon afterward he lost his balance fell to
tho ground and was instantly killed. In reply to a
question OF the Coroner both witnesses distinctly
stated that Mr.. Grtnnel perfectly sober at the
time.
A verdict Of accidental death was then rendered
Mr.. Gladstone has gone to the seashore at walmer
to recruit his health.
The Times ON the Irish Church Question.
LONDON August II, 1852
The Times. in an article on the abolition OF the
Irish Church establishment, says
Whatever Its practical result may be, the measure
u the boldes and greatest act Of modern legislation
One consequence of the measure has been
the withdrawal BY the authorities Of Trinity
College Of their opposition to the proposal
for admitting Catholics and non-conformists TO fel.
lowship. The Irish bishops have shown good sense
IN agreeing that the aity as well the clergy shall
concur In tho election Of preares in the new Church
body. Extreme Protestants have subsidized, and
Catholics accept their triumph with gratitude and
moderation. ~
Tho liverpool Chamber of Commerce on the
Trade with the United States.
LIVERPOOL, August IL, 1860.
Mr.. Moorhead attended council OF the Chamber
OF Commerce yesterday and gave information in re.
gard 10 the resources Of the Southern States with
View to their further development in connection
with the trade between England and the United
States.
Yacht Racing-The Royal vIctpriS Yacht
Club Rosatta-The CnmbyiA Tue Winner.
49, Cows, August II, 1862
St'i, ''"'- va French Atlantic Cable.
The regatta Of the Royal Victoria Yacht Club
commenced on Monday and will continue through
she week. The race for tho Vice Commodore's Plate
eams OF yesterday The course was around the
Isle OF Wight Time was allowed for tonnage
Sixteen yachts started and the leaders arrived in
the following order.-
O. J. Tenants cutter Dimara, 1856 tons, at $40
Pm.
J. Ashbury's schooner Cambria, 1888 tonaI at 1861
p. NJ. kes'e
W. Ewins's cutter Condor, 12o tons, al 4:ol p. NJ.
4 Sutons schooner AIIne, 212 ions, at ALB p. NJ.
The Cambria was declared the winner by allow.
ance OF time.
The wind was strong and steady and the contest
was close and spirited
The International ocean yatcht race is not likely
TO take place. and the Dauntiess will shortly return
without sailing against the Cambria but it is pro-
bable that tho latter will 60 to New York and sail In
. race there with the American yachts.