Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-15
FOREIGN.
Tho English Parliament Prorogued-The
Queens Speech.

Queens Speech.
LoNDoE, August 14th.- Paliamcnt was
prOrOgue0 at , p. Y to-day The Queen s
speech was read by the Lord High Chancel-
iUr. Following is the Queens speech
Al Lo~5s ana Gs7iI4.sc2s: am glad to be able
10 relieve you rom the ldhOTs OF the session
which has been a pro.racted and eyertful one
When you assembled in October informed you
that All expedition was advancing up the valley
OF the Nile to the relief of KhRrtOuu Three
months lateE, With deep goEIow, which was
shared by all my people, I learned
that the expedition arrived too late
The heroic Gordon and his cAmpan-
Ions had fallen An eDGeGvor, which was
. i-eAs ! sG.lis.i, vas iaaue 70 reHch hhGUoun by
constructing Il raliE from Sugk.m to Berber
Ny troops were ultimately Withdrawn from the
WnCie Eastern EOudan, eNCeD. Suakhn End
from western Souuau % AlashycTt. Although
the objects OF the expedition were unSttainGd,
have great reason to be proud of tie bravery and
euduTa1Ce displayed by ny sgldie 5 and
sailors, and Of the skin wheIewith they were
commanded. received With great plessle the
loyal offers Of military assistance for this cam
palgl rom ny colonies, from the native Princes
OF India and lie contingent from the colony Of
New south Wales, who served with distinction
II me aCtion5 on the coast OF the Red Sen. The
death OF II Madhi will probably enable me 10
perform with less difficulty the duties toward
the ruler and reople os Egypt, which evauts
have imposed upon me. snail not relax ny
efforts TO place the government and good order
10 that country upon a firm foundation Nv re
latl0us with other Powers are Of a friendly na-
tJrc. Difficulties, which At one time were of an
anxious character, arose between my Govern
mept and Russia, concerning he limits O.. the
territory Of my ally, the Ameer Of Afghanls.En
Negotiations ior their adjustment stiN continue
anu VIII, trust, iead at an CsTly period 20 e.
satisfactory settlement. The progress of events
in South Africa has compelled me in the inter
est of the native rSc@s, 10 take under nv protcc-
ton Bechugl ana certain adjacent terri.or-
les. an taxing the necessary steps 10 place tue
ECTthwes. ftJutier of my Indian Eupire in q
condition Of adequate defense in thc absence
Of which the prosperity and tranquility OF l-y
Indian subjects are Liable, from time 10 time 20
be interrupted and disturbed.
Gentlemen of the House Of Commons, / thank
you for the lberality wherewith, dUringthe past
year, YOU have provided Tor the services OF the
the pleasure Of giving my assent 20 she measure
enabling federal action IL certain matters to be
taken Sy my colonies in Australia and the
much needed Dill establishing q new department Z
II the Government for the management Of Scot
tish aAails have also lven glad to concur in
the measure increasing the number of freehold
eTs IL ireland. notice with sincere satisfaction
and gratl1cntiou that an effort has been made
BY bill, whereby tssenteQ, TO diminish the
evils Of oVeTcroTded and unsanitafy dwellings
Whicn hinder so seriously the moral and maze
rial wellbeing Of the labOing classes
regret the depression which has 50 long pre-
vailed IN many OF the important trades and
the agricultural and manufacturing industries
OF the country, and which stiu cCntjpups I
nave directed the issue of q Commission To in
quire into the causes OF this depression and to
ascertain whether it can be alleyiated by legis-
lGtion. During the past session your time has
been principally occupied by az enlargement OF
the siecto-ate and the expensive changes which
nave IN consequence been made in the
House OF Commons. 1 earnestly trust that
these comprehensive measures may add con
tenthent among my people. It e my purpose
oeiore long to seek their counsel by disgolu-
ton OF Parliament. pray the blessing of God
may rest upon their extended liberties and that
the numbers who are called upon to exercise
the new powers VIII use them with the sobriety
and dlscernment which have for so long a per-
iod marked the history of the nation.
Trouble Between Turks and Russians.
CoEsTAETINoPLE, August 14th.-The peo-
pie OF kremeutcboog, Russian city on the
Dnieper, in Pultowa, to-day attacked the
Turkish residents of the town and attempt
ed to drive them out. The military re-
stored order with much difficulty. During
the not great number of persons were
wounded. Thirty of the native leaders
have been arrested, This has angered the
populace, and it is feared they will in re-
venge rise against the Turks and the au-
thorities as well.
TronbIe Adjusted.
BERLIN, August 14th.-Admiral Paschen
telegraphs to-day that the Sultan of ZanEi-
bar hes given an unconditional assent to