, 1875-02-06
FOREIGN.
Queen Victorfa's Speech at the
Opening of Parliament
The Subject Of Spanish Recognition
Now Undor Consideration, :
Revenues Increased by the
Reduction Of Taxes.
GREAT BRITAIN.
OPENING nF PARLIAMENT.


IHeAi 6Hl AIN.
OPENING hF PARLIAMENT
1to"a"' '. -"
uay. Iho queen IN hel epoecu b"J6
Mr. 1.onpa AND dxAThEAzN:, hly relations With
ali grtisn powers friendly. Tho pcace of ENrhrs
cDuu,ra ,tnbrokcn, and tr,rt 1t will remain HI. ]
sl!all slo my eneayora thcrgn. tbs conference ss
1ltussrf- On Tho ',s''ases Of var hava Den
~ its ,eHicraiio. but coslioFlng the importanco
Of tho principals involved, and widely is9rttn ot-
iot tasrenn e1pfesae ana ss raaa y, fr,h.r
noE"iations, it''
The scFrhno ovefnen. IN SPAN haa cea1sn to oa
III, an cst,n If rorornztna lin, In soucsrt viii o,her
powers IL before my 4osornent. anl decision
will not be long .elasod: earnestly hnIe IN. He;s,e
c"nntry; "a, ~, .rn,,rcs.,n q, Tin Fast African
snys tra,lc haya not bcui, relaxed, Irondenty trust
tIcy viii result in the co.n,lete extinction of that
tratc, which II equally reusnant to huinan!ty anu
injurious tn legitimate cotHmesrr.
Tlc a.. .sfc:e. between , Un,h n'i' ,s, baye
t VIZ, ,e,spc nt NJ Muster At reko was
l,rrHiy turtrunentnI in otlect!nR thln rosnlt.
progress throughout the Cnlonis.. The gold conat
allowa steady advance ~ tho o1 Sisa
government roaso has est. naat1ed M ~ an s.ysTy ,sy
hoosncn. '.il n,s.. haxs W yn,r concurrence
~ ~ ,.is l. sat bo nv duty 10 son
tm.rin~ I % w!.s Ind humane vysen, Of nni,ys admin.
lstrasion In Nutal.
An ample harves has restored prospeIty ~ inasa
Dy tle blessings q ifosue,ce WE no,o " ehte5 t
avert the Aosa u n'e "AitA w" sFl''o'"ee" AAo'
Aatilne. m r,- 11orsr nx f.ov,,oua. Til.
anSa, ara n asti.tac,nry condiilon Tho tr.do Of
te eot,ntry haa souewhpt fallen short hut there has
been general prosperity supported by excellent bar
vast. Neducsions Of taxat6n have lad to stc.ay tn-
creaso IN tho CONSUMPTION II tho neccssares Oh nte'
and such Articles as contribute 70 toe fefe'ias.
The Queen recommends eho repeal VI the ~
ceptonal statutes in relation to the pcace Of Ire
land. and tho enactment Of Laws for the
,.s.',fo. - ,..a nd ,ncorat,uction of ini1ictn-
1rahsA"r ~ !anu aA" 49, -, ~ 49,.
ture. sue also 1eco'n"onus n soe pana"6o ~ A,''
for tho. improvement Of the dwellings, OF tho
| working casacs for tho consolidation Of tho
aan,torv laws. to preyont tho pollution Of riyo1s,
ani1 m he csta,,fahmant Of m office Of Public
rrnsocntnr
G'oSnnn Fab lin thu Home OF Lords to-
n,nbt t1,n ad5rcas in reply to the Queens speech
,ras ranTaa md sarnnrint. Earl Granville re-
nnsr,nil thet Tia hat Of nav meas,1rcs uroponcd
~ ths finrernmnnt WA meaure. aud thou9ht to
iG,vo tho nnottion Of the recornitioa OF King
a;n,,onso nnon tn PariiamentnTy criticism was
n,,nrooo5cntai
Tho nuEe ~ r,chmond rep}fea that tho Gov
o,,nort won11 dnc;dn that o,,aHtion On 1ts own
rasnn9a;bil;tv
II thn HnHea of commona f,nrinr thu debate
| ~, 10 .d5rnas Inn Mnrruis of TaTtinrton rajd
~ ~ t11,.tcd thnt Aifonno would not be- Recognized
~ E;mn ~ snain nntil thcre ran snme nruof tha.
10 wond rn1a In accor,lanca with thn wishes oj
~ LIE ,,naT,1a ~ '
iA'T 1ho @ @.,1,oxa ,v,a a,,ontea In t,o,b IIouses.
r,rr c.nrru rs 7Wr vrw I1nEnA1, LEADER.
Ersm IN. Ne,p I,oyk TriDuue.