, 1880-02-08
buckingham Palace to Westminster to open


Rnckfnpbam Palace IN Westojneter ~ onan
Parliament, ,-...
WAS coLDLY RECEIVED.
Most papers say enthusiastically" but i'm
partial observers describe the demonstration
as respectful, but not cordial. There was
great pressure tor tickets Of admission to the
House Of Lords, yet during the ceremony
tneIe were numerous y vacant places In the
~ tau1es B seats lner9 @ was mouerate attendance
,a,r1, ~ % f,,n 1nS no5a danliy appeared
HiSa[ly aiziy,t;a. r. 1uu' iheTe were numbers OF
thpse dses an9 Tbe1s BlSnops Sops nh n95 only
ment menp,n qn n the sr;oap appearance HS - Of Mr.
ordinary evening dress everybody else being
dpphlielfSn. l; IT, dhei russian AM
The oneen looed IN foir]v 81 pnod HeIfh S3;t
rafuseJ a;thar ~ ona, ra.ls ~ Goou hel{ puG
robes or to rea the sneach ,vhn tha for
being consdarad % ,n,sre11, ELh imrhhss1oN,
n hoth Hnusae ThaSa e SESSION aH opened heavly
The Liberal lenders dennnncsd v sdfo a;ap FIJI
ment ~ nlu aro,idn ttte ~ haluIe 4 OF the Gotern
nro nne s asa emnefs aeeming the ministerial
move an amen,ncMt f. 'fSSeH fSe address siD IL
Stafford t1f tNoTtcotS rst attempted to stiaa
e tn m ediovrny e' cotlaPse4, anu cons9n.
cnl;e;om sn,Jooi,l ,1ltGe tt ~ t.isuy 1nt e
is ,1ndarstond a'h.ae.s II atsem.lom, ~ ~
If nhstrn"tion !" ora r. - feeUmEeeh'Gns antan i,ns
arisen from 1osn ,11,,.,n,s aGsa'1on aoo,!ea ae
f;nn t,o0n charo;n mon ~. IT, 2ulllvamS accasa-
,Eba Tlah 9}Tigin2tng and supporting home-Euie
4oiiaJ JGl staty avly aEnlS! PIouucfu llesit "
piausibie eYidenca which remains ,Js imam. 9G
s"eieo' ~ ,oo.
LORD bEAcoSsFIELD,
VINO was unable to appear at the opening
ceremonies, subsequently spoke, but every
n9ay asrfes that ne shows s., slgns OF t;s severe
his usual animation and vigor.
Lord Salisbury's Illness continues. The
9n;een has AGAIN sent Pr Jenner ep to Hatfield.
fever, f; but admit that the Foreign secretarys
condition is serious,
The usual official parliamentary dinners
took place on "Wednesday. Lord BeaSons-
he1d secured tile presence OF the Duke
Ct Cambridge the o+es new Duke 1t
Marquisest thirty-three Earls, besides Wis,
counts and Barons. Earl Granylile mustered
comparatively few supporters OF high rank
LORD HeaconStleld loses no opportunity 20
the Peerage;;.
Public feeling is at last thoroughly reused
about Gen. Roberts hangings. A memorial
numerously signed has been presented to
Beaconsfield, and the Ministers have been
questioned in both Houses The answer IS
that they have no evidence of Gruelties. but
they expect full report from Gen; Roberts,
whose friends publish private kilograms
denying that any prisoners Of war were
hanged.
TIE SLAVE TRADE.
me pretended convention WIN the on1tan
tor the suppression OF the save uaae IS re-
garded, suSplclouSiy, as the traoe t1llVes
throughout the Iurklsh empire. IL IS not no.
oeileved that me Conventlon elnpoWels the
abolition OF the trafhc az ConstantlheoRPle,
WIZ wnfie ';t ailG ouituls sta,as st;ii lace % IN
~ u.st1 n:an - 49, ,n-1o-a roncuinr con-
tne ~ necoa' sTa Gon-
lrol nus ;llergleo ; uee T',r;e, ,ro;sa
venuon - = o!liY n,.g nloie 1ulAlsn pAonl1oo
Ne'ei " pe 1ul4ll4eo. -
FRESH ANNOUNCEMENT
Of the intention, Of Dean Stanley to
allow completed statue of Louis
Napoleon to be erected in Vest
minister Abbey. occasions general SUI
prise and regret. It was believed that the
Dean had yielded to previous remonstrances,
but it now appears that Court influences are
protests are being prepared in numerous
quarters without distinction OF party