The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-11

TICrOEII'S SPEECV.
EuplnEd's Neutrality 10 be prcscrvcd-Thc
Neutrality of bcigiuu AssUrcd-Thc Pro-
rOgaiiOn OF the British Pa riiumrut.

LoNpoS, Aug. lo-Thc House Of Lords was
tlinly ot,eudod 10 DAY. During the ses- on LoiJ
Cairns Inquired what p.u-r'ss lad been ":dc IN TIE
negotiations for the tr'.crvaon NJ tie neutrality Of
Belgium. The acutta.N Of T. giam was o. serious
importance, and be artroyod the determination Of
the Government TO maintain II.
Esrl Granville was rTtlGel by the friendly tone
OF various members. including the noble Lord who
proceeded him and, IN reply. sid that the Govern
ment had secured tie ooiect alluded to; and also
tie wsrme.t approval OF Austria and Russia Il
was impossible 20 doubt the personal honor Of tie
Emreror polcon or Ring william. or that nations
50 'tt .orrtt 'ue.r OIL nvns q. 10 make ,lc
would not require the scjion Of Parliament the nj "A
de- red having been oihcrv ise achieved. Tie
treaty vas then rCai 1uc Loudly c'ccrci.
A. O'CLOCK The Roya, Commission. the Lord
Chancellor, Earl Kimberly, N'scouut HIiiinx Vi.
count sydney and the Marqus Of Normandy
brought IN the Queens speech TIE Commons we,e
mmoncd, and soon apIcsr,l, with the SroaNcr.
Mr. Gladstone, aud Others, at their head The
sreech was then read b. the Lord Chancellor rs
iolloSs;
Ny LoRDs AND GENTLEMEN; IT. state or public
nutne,s en- M me 20 release your 1cndance upo1
LowsTs assurances = ther goou WI and hlrndsnip ,
doms'ic and foreign rrS6aSs nc recent GU H Of
war lSt"esg Two gSweFtn nations; ale to his eoqH
great calamity. shan uow direct constant aud
gnson; attention TO .triai observance OF toe duties
/ have cheerfuly a..en'ed n the measure maturet
i've. Eoi on for The dis larsc OF international duties
Of iii. cSShtry shan NIKE eVSrv atm endcsvor 10
check the operation u hi cause. Leading TO The
Argement nt the oi tcnnCt aud shan con Tlhute.
opportunity oner, to shsrestoration Of early ana
have rendered to the hclhqerent powers treaties
denucal IN iorn which WA GIVE additional security
The treaty las been signe, ny Count Bernstein
North Grrmaa Confederation, AMI the French Envoy
has slgnhcd that he has authority to the cor
resloadus instrument and the receipt Of lull power
Their 0T the otnCr powers parties 20 tie
lsp has teen invited, ant ttey aie kelly 70 lcccde to
he ljcE'ps murders II Greece have produced
plintul impression m tu'on" and have drawn alton.
unremittng efforts w,li tedlrociei to secure com.
pleie anI seaIcnlns ihquH Into the tact'.
lut We uprrt provision adj ny yan Tor me Ordinary
service OF the year and Ter the additional supplies OF
men and oncy voted In view o! the altered crcum.
The cyenUc give romte 10 meet the neN charges
thus created, without revising the proper balance OF
The act Tor the repression OF agrarisn crime and To
maintain order in lIclaIt has answered us purpose
From the act regulating the occupation OF the land
anticipate tie restoration ot peaceful relations he.
tween The landlord and tenant and confidence AMI
properly hone now u mie easy, And lrely on tue 10y
atty aud anccton OF my lrsh su,Jtc =,
have been pleased to concur IN the NIL Tor national
education EnglALd-a guarantee for the moral
and socia. wcbcug Of tie paton It's prosperity and
power.
The naturalization act and that for tho cHtradltion of
criminals. tend TO suenythe our rlenuy relations
The acf itguStinc entments for short terms no pc
viii Increase the efficiency Of the forces, promote the
welfare of the soldiers. ami proyie lor e nation are
serve wen trained In arms, aud ready on the emergency
10 return TO their standards.
lOid you farewell for the recess with the earnest
prayer mat when again summoned, may rejoice win
you on the TeGst adjustment OF peace IN Europe.
The outside attendance was small. The proroga.
ton n to October u.