New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-10
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are satisfied that the end ia important ana
fla ,neans iudiciOus.

are satisfied that the end is important ana
tie means judicious. c-
No time will be lost in laying before YOU
bill for the better regulation OF the army
and the auxiliary land forces of the crown
and l need hardly commend IT to youi
trust thst the powerful interest at pres
ont attaching to affairs abroad, and to mill
tarv questions. will not greatly abate the
cncrrv with which you have heretofore ap'
rI;ad yourselycs to the work of general I'M.
nroyement in our domestic Legislation |,
commend anew to your attention seFeLai
measures on subjects which desired 10 oe
brought before You during the last SESSION
of Parliament, which the time remaining AT
vour Jisposal after you had dealt with the
PRINCIPAL subjects of the year was not found
sufficient to carry to Il final issue.
refer especially 10 the bills on religious
+.sts in the Universities of Oxford and Cam
bridge. on ecclesiastical titles, on the dis
abilities of trade. combination OF the court
Of justice and appeal, on the adjustment oI
local burdens, and on the licensing VI
houses for the sale OF Intoxicating Ii4uois;
The inquiry made by II committee OF the
House of Commons being now complete, a
measure will be placed before You on an
early day for the establishment OF secret
voting.
A nroposal is anxously expected III Scot
land for the adjustment of the question OF
primary education, with reference TO the
training of the Young in schools Oh ma
tonal scale and basis. That portion OF me
country has especial CLAIMS ON the laSoI =
able consideration of Parliament, and
trust the year may not pass by without
your having disposed of this question by
the enactment of a Just and efficient law
The condition of Ireland with reference
to agrarian crime, has in general Afforded
a gratifying contrast with the state OF that
Island in the preceding winter, but There
has been painful. though very partial eX-
cepton to secure the best results Tor the
great measures of the two last sessions,
which have so recently passed into opera
ton. and which involve such direct and
pressing claims upon the attention OF all
classes of the community. A period OF calm
is to be desired, and have tlRnght It wise
to refrain from suggesting to You. at the
present juncture, the discussion OF any po-
litical question likely to become the subject
Of new and serious controversy III tha'
country.
The burdens devOlving upon you at the
great council of the nation, and OF TINS
ancient and extended empire are and must
long continue to- be weighty, but you LABOR
fora country whose laws and institutions
have stood the test of time, and whose peo-
ole. earnestly attached to them and desiring
their continuance, will unite with their
sovereign in invoking upon all your designs
the favor and aid of the Most High.
New YORK. February 9.-The Queen was
preceded by horse guards. and was greeted
in Whitehall with mingled cheers and
hisses-hisses predominating. Cheers were
chiefly given by Germans.
Extraordinary police precautions pre-
vented any disorders.
Especial to the New York Herald.l
New YORK, February "a prominent
member of the British cabinet comes to
Washing ton, AS envoy extraordinary, TO set
tie the Alabama claims. Rumor points to
Duke of Argyle.
The Presidents messa": to the Senate
the contents of which have not transpIred
is based upon the above. =,
There was no serious opposition in the
Senate to the plan. or to the commissioners
nominated A delay in the ratification OF
both is. however, asked for, until tn" docu
ments could be printed. so the Senators
might have a more thorough understanding
of the matter.
LONDON, February Earl de Gray sails
tor Washington tomorrow "a president o.
the commission to settle tho Alahami
claims