New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-31
pARLIAMENT PROROGUED'
TUE QUEENS SPEECH ooNGRATuLAiohi
'hN AND HOPEFUL,
vo,r,es RELATIONS GENERALLY PEACEFUL
..vo,y ooSFERENCE-shAvE TRADE
STATE OF 1RELAND-EcoNoM1o
OUTLOOK.

,,c 3O-Parliamcnt was prorogucd
bonuoD, November l6 The Queen in her
,noecb Of prorogauon sa'u' .... .o,,
sPe IA. IL is with much satisfaction release you
NY b ,,.~s ., a protgacted session. Our relations
ho ,her powers continue most cordial since inc oe
wiz ,r a, the session nothing has happened 70 omhish
enhs saont eypectation OF unbroken European peace
o - excepon TO the tranquil course OF events mas
a" -, o-v martial renewal Of attempts formerly maze
" -. ,sowsrs Of the Mahdi to invade the southern
,,sey q, Egypt The invading force was arrested anu
.srsd with conspicuous skin and complete enect oS
the Khedve's troops supported oS S"a" "--N'
,,,gont under General GreniclL
" - on,ercnce upon the affairs OF Samoa, consisting
. ureseuatives OF Great Britain Germany ana America
A,ch assembled Berlin in the spring agreed upo"
rvsoton regulating the government oi those ls'~'u'
mi. Instrument has been accepted by me anu oS u
Emperor OF Germany anu ho" ~"" Wv
American Senate ,, hoe ooD.
A. my suggestion, the King OF the Beisians mas W" ~
.n,ed 10 summon in the autumn conference VI W. W.
a,, novcer TO be held at Brussels, 10 consider the
ssent condition the slave trade, by lana ana sd "Ds
a,,ho,,,e On measures for the arrest and mugauon "
,ne evils which this traffic still inhiets upon mahAu
I have come agreement with 'ho - ,ho
NJ, - hich the various controversies respecting the
Ps pun % our resnective possessions on the west
60, ~ Africa have been adjusted. ne" P0S''
,oIecranb convention has been concluded with flAn m
Germany . .on, the loval
II has afforded me much pleasure TO accep' 'i0 r ~
nTe o several native princes OH" -
.ome forward TO sham ths military BURDENS
nv subjects in British India. wcieon'o '
rio, in the common defence Of the Empire A. ,,oo,vl
gentlemen OF the House of Commons; ! g'Su'' On mo.
edge the care and nbcrality win ""0"
yded fos the wants Of the public sef'lco Ao ,oron
Nv Lords and Gentemsn: The measures you nso
,s,h No gr,sgne hand strengthen the haNA'
will enable my subjects O, pursue lhuu'''' ~
In more complete secuIiiy OF peace o,. =, Scotland
Tho act reforming the local government " o,ra,o
,r am convinced contribute largely 10 lhe "eHa'0
and con,entment of my people in Scouahu-
mucb regret that pressure upon your time picNe".ou
orr nassnc a bill conferring responslDic soNeIi "
an INV subjects in Western Australia anu 'u
80 desirable object will be effected az an carry pci'o
no,c with satisfaction the improvements h'rouu0eu
go, tho constitution Of the universities oi Seou"hu anu
,nc steps you have taken towah ue esO%Uilou a,''l
-, ~ technical education in thglalu anu "S'eS
Th I,termediate Education act for wales win supply
IN the educational system when mas Oeeh aou'S
,elt for many years. ,-. =. .so Mn for
have assented with much pleasure TO the Dill loi
,n0nr the ess prosperous portion OF lreaha ln'o ra
communication with the principal markets oi me Ut'u
ninrdou, by means Of systematic extension OIL ra"N D.
rha, proyison win confirm the increasing agricultural 4
commercial we-being which has accompanied 'h' ki"u
,uppression Of disorder in Ireland
! sincerely hope the Board OF Agriculture VIII DC
tho means OF still further developing the Oldest oi our
National industries am thankful 70 DC aoio !" ioOo-
nlze signs Of growing prosperity the iruiV o ieVuIa
,onAdence everywhere dsceInibc. In the hop| that
under the operation OF your wise counsels 1t may DC
strengthened by the hearty concord OF all my subjects
commend you reycTenuy the mercful care OF AIn-h9
God.