The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
The British Parliament Meets and
Listens to M Address from
tho Queen.
what the Fugliah Government Pro-
..a.-1ooaee 10 do Tor the Famine Dis
trjetH of Ireland German
Army TO be Still Further
Increased
ENt;l,A Nj.


Great Importance will nlao lie attached to any
snnounao,ueA M rnpueeiirs south Africa
The Queen cannot fall 10 refer. with becoming
sympathy tn the diat,ara Ia ireland. but the
feeling which may find csureeaiou IN the royal
epeerH WITH ha indaneud"n' pf any naRstnE
phaHr vf ltiah political a'snonten' There ia no
sraeou To anupuen that the uteannt asi nj lon
will have any different fate from praeedinG
c9ns - ,,n ,,, No., .u,
tiyity In Great Britain. Four vonael.. loaded
En csaI S'fo sMa Me- :" III ,r'n ana n as ,,na aa,ad
vssaela are nj pfea nj chartered 10 load iron for
American pnl'a.
who support The ranaiiature nf Lord ltamaay.
eldest son Of tho Earl af nalbouaie. for The
HeuHa az Gnmmuna. u letter wna raRd from MIR.
tllRdatene. violently attacking the government.
AleHor waa Also renh from lotl harrington.
1ila.al ,ea .ar in the Houaa of Commons atat
ing that t,ensh hn ,uli nnt have given prom
= M+Fsd Ramsey, ye the latter hna the watmeat
hpoa,t If the Liberal leaders.
w The weather Ia lna,
The prnaeasi IN preliminary to tho opening
Of Parliament took plarn "a accordance With
Che rr9trammn !, alrnany ann,un.e1 rh" 1neen
ct tho npaenh from Lord Nalrna, Lord lliah
Chancellor Eor Mai aaty banded It back to him
asd ~ usual, ioad ua,,ns read til. treeeh.
Tho raremeny iaa'ei n'taep minutna,
Tha following T. the Queen, areaah;
MI Lords faI I, pnifgiWeti II tn with much aat
tatanttnu That | agnie resort to the alvtea nnd
asaintanea q NY Parliament, Ny relations
with alI paWprp continue friendly Tia nn'lraa
of events sinoeth the prornEa'inn of Parliament
has tended ta turntah additional aaonrity 20 hn
matatenaneo ef .nr oman naaoe on rI1nciplea
laid down hv the Rim treaty. Much. hawnvnr
Btjll rvsnRina ~ ha DOM ta rann'r tho haorhar
which tho Into war hna effected III many para
81 the Tnfkish Emr'r". Ao o,uv"otlnn for tho
Hurpsnaplan W thn aInva trade has haan con
elndea hat.e"n my government and that OF his
Imperial Majesty thn sultan,
AL tho noan of yaur iaa' aeaainn lasprnRnai
the hapn that the treaty Of Gundanuk had hap
pilv termiuntei the Wat IN Alghani- tan. In
ccnfortnty with 'ta pr"yt tstuns, my envoy with
hia rrtinun waa hanorahlv rcoeivad aud enter
tnined hy tho Amnor NJ Gthul While engaged,
however In the exercise of their duty he. aud
tkoen connected with the embassy. were trea.h-
eruualy attacked hy overwhelming nunhnra.
and, after heroic defence. were aimoai Nil maa-
eHrraa. An outrage 80 tutaarahla called for coil
euapt 10 etipula,io q had withdrawn or were
wtti,dsawlna from the territory governed by
Thn N as,I exhibit i in the h. rsp.I march unan
Uahul, and IN the aiyaupns unon nih I lines ni
ActtaH, ten 'ct The hRhaat credit upon officers
aud men af my u yieh aud native tornea.
Whuaa bravery has phown with wantni luatrn
In evary engagement with the enemy
The ahitaas'an - 'nn amner NM ,ne ~, nnHa'
call Ut M troopa impossible for the present,
hut the principle % whloh my 'vernment haa
hitherto acted remains unchanged. while de-
termiaed 10 make tho frontier of my Indian
empire ntr"ng. dnaira II ~ be- IN friendly ro
lstions alike with those who may rule IN A.
ahantatau and With the peorla oi that country.
My antiriratinnp ~ IT, the enrly eetahliahm"n
OF pa,ca in South Africa have boon fulfilled.
Tho captured position Of the Zulu King aud tho
breaking up IL the military organization on
which bta dynasty was hased have relieved my
p0caceetona "a 'hn' pnrt 81 The world from
danger which seriously impeaed their advance.
mnnt aud consideration.
III Baautoland native outbreak nf oonaid-
sans Saen
frrad from denredaiona of y powerful chief,
who. having auceeat fully reaiaaa the former
government OF the country had peraistontly
rejected cur attempts 1T onnciliaton. I have
reaaan TO hope that the time Ia now approach
inU whom M mrnftant advance may he made
towari the establishment of u union or onfed-
erHtian. and In which the power of eclf govern
ment. alrnsay enjoyed hy The inhabitants nf
tape Colony. may hc extended 10 my suhlaats
la other. parts of south Africa, Papers on
theae and other matters viii ho forthwith laid
before you,
GettenHef ~ ne Rouse of Commons have
directed estimates " ,hta ynar tn ha preparcd
and laid before yeu without delay.
A. Lords afii Gentlemen The commission
which 1T the rlese cf ,he session informed ypu
Ihad Issued 10 inquire into tho causea ef agri
cultural denresann throughout III" United
serious deficiency ~ tho uaual crops Of
aoma parts " ireland has rendered
neesssa,, special precautions on, the part
the caIamttra with which these disriets were
threatenea, With this view they have ra|na on
mintatertng rrlief To mako ampla prruar ,tiona
for the distrihu'inn Of food and fuel. should
such atep become necessary. and they have
xlao stimulated tha omploymant ~ labor hy
advances IN terms moro liberal than theae
prcscrihei hy the existing lazy.
l feel assured that You will give your sane
uon TO tho course which has been adopted
where, i may have exceeded The power in
trusted by Parliament 10 tho executive Of the
govarpment A proposal will ha submitted TO
you for providing tho funds required tor thasr
exceptional advances on the a"eurity OF prop
erty administered w the church rsm missioner.
i u
tion. OF the criminal code aud Improvement Of
tho Inv cf bankruptcy. Rll- will ~ laid before
you for enarsing the powers OF the owners ~
settled lands, for consolidating and amending
the lnnacy laws. nnh for simplifying tho rrac-
and other measures which may b. submitted
for pour consideration. aud trust God will At
tend and direct your lahors.
Lords Baacansteld and Salisbury We're not
present III thn opening OF Parliament The
Queens reception hY the crowd IN the streets
was very enthusiasts. Seats to view the royal
procession brought heavy prices.
Wm. SHAW Home Rule member for Cork.
will on behalf ot the Irish members. move au
amendment 10 the address In reply to the
Queens speech a the earliest moment possi-
bio. eonaemning tho governments failure to
take efficient measures 10 relieve the distress IN
Mr.. Shaw samenament 10 The address III reply
to the Queens speech, aftor ennsuring the gov
ernment for its neglect Of I.ish distress. con-
cludes as fpows: TT ia essential fer the peace
and prosperity Of Ireland t. les'sata immo-
diately snd comprnhensinly on the questions
relative to land tenure. the neglect OF which
duty IL The true cause 81 the constantly raeur-
ring distress In that part OF thu country.
In the House Of Commons -. day Sir Stafford
Northcota gave notice ha would move ~ NOR
row the adoption 81 Il htil sanetiouiug the meas
ures OF relief for Ireland already taken aud for
further relief.
AleSanaer NJ. Sullivan. Home Rule member
for Lauth, gave nntica ha would Tomorrow
move for leave 70 Introduce y hll for the better
protection of life and property in Ireland by
EusrendinG the serving of wriis ot q elacttnen'
Tor non payment OF rent.
In the House Of Gomsous to-day. Mr.. O'Don-
neil. Home Rule member from Dungarnan, gave