New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
o,pIJAMENT REASSEMBLES
eprrcH FROM THE THRONE READ.

EGYPTIAN SITUATION AGRICULTURE NhLlA''
,su HOME RULE. LABOR LEGISLATION
80, LOCAL GOVERNMENT AMONG
THE TOPIC, TOUCHED on.
=. Ian 3l.-Parliament reassembled to-
LoHuT, Tqs attendance at the House of Commons
N -, rearlv all the members. The Right
ne'u' ,..bur wellesley Peel, the Speaker having
Hon ~. scat. Archdeacon Farrar, chaplain to
nS'p u.n.a of Commons. offered up prayer for
tie MI hsssinr on the deliberations. Then the
pN'a. we're summoned to the House of Lords
nen~ the Queens speech opening the
The majority followed the Speaker to
ss%n. House. where Baron IIerschell Speaker
mo w sf' House of Lords and Lord High Chan
o. D.. = ,sad the speech, which was as follows:
,.,.. and Gentlemen: My friendly and harmcnous
With all the Powers coatinue. Their declara-
ss1. .vsrv quarter are favorable the maintenance
;, European peace .,. ..
nc the British East Africa Company l have
w. q expeGent To authorize commissioner OF ex-
and ability examine on the spot. with adequate
V'., ,or his safety into the best means OF dealing
~. .,pnrv and report 10 the Government
VIZ ,.x Of recent occurrences in Egypt / have de-
,rss upon making slight augmentation in the number
.,., troops stationed in that country This measure
%
w r,.,ces NY Government has given from time 10
Se ..rect,nc the British occupation Of EPypt The
-, has declared IN terms satisfactory N me his III
"a fOllow hncs.oTweld the established practice OF
"".. "N consultation with my Government in political
rd his desire to cordial cooperation with it.
So ..,non TO both Egypt and Uganda papers in con-
rrBs.lon oi uoSo MY
,,n before YOU ,.,. -,
' c,smen Of the House Of Commons Estimates OF the
80. necessary for the public service during the
,spns financial year have oeeh "SiNe" '' viii o' '"'
1.s,. YOU al an carry u"V'' ,
Wv. ,s ond Gentemcn have observed with concern
-. IA. n,eyalence OF agricultural distress in many
-, a, The country. 1t is 70 be hoped that among tne
,u..s Of the present depression some are o temporary
,n, without doubt you will take this grave matter
cons1e,a,ion and make 1t the subject oil careful
Inquiry. ., &. toroo wh,cb rI,coa
,..,a nader exceptional provisions of law have been
,.ss and have satisfaction in informing you thst une
,,on Of that country with respect 10 as ariah cfhe
coninues 10 improve ,,. ,,.,,
Mn will be submitted TO you on the earliest aNalao!e
80 20 amend the pr visions for the government OF
,,.,nd This bill been prepared with the desire 10
80 c,n,ertment 10 the Irish people, TO AFFORD I'M
.,,.,t relief to Parliament and 70 furnish adduoh@'
.r,,,i.s for the strength and union OF the Empire
pr,. will 10 promptly laid before you for the ahIehu'
:, ,ba system OF registration in Great Britain Tor
s.,snng the duatlon Parlianents and for establish
ns equality in the franchise by the Limitation OF eaeh
electos 10 single vote ,, ,,,,s he.-
r.o,a will also be proposed TO you various oilis DEAR
inr on the condition Of labor. among when heie wiz oo
measures IN relation to the liability OF employers the ho
=, ,.ho- y, rawsy servants and bill 10 aneno the "a"
NJ eonsuircy Your attention Will likewise Dc "'''oN "
ueasues for the further improvement of Ioce e"ei'''
including bills for the creation Of parish co"e' ior an
ENLARGEMENT OF the powers Of the London county '"d" a.
far tho prevenon Of the growth Of new vested t e9'S III
ecclesiastical establishments in scotland and wales anu
"a establish direct local control OF the liquor udhc TO-
re,her with other measures of public Utility.
bumbly commend your abols these and other SUD-
iects 70 the guidance Of the Almighty
There was a brilliant thrOng of women TO W.T.
ness the opening ceremonies III the houSe OF
Lords. After the reading of the speech po'h
Houses adjourned until A clock this afternoon
careful search OF the vaults OF the House
Of Commons this morning failed TO discover any
lurking Guy Fawk kes or barrels oil guhPo"GueiI Gni
or dynamite bombs. Nobody expected to ilnd
any, but the ancient ceremony was performed
with the same formality and ceremony, as ior r'.
cerenonals there was the customary race Tor
seats The first member 10 arrive was ii. seton
Karr Conservative member for Saint-lielen.S Mr.
Seton-Karr. who is forty years oil age ana was
o'clock in the morning He was followed three
quarters OF an hour later by ). Johnson
Ferguson, Liberal member for Mld-Hr!ces'erShlrc
II was not until about quarter OF O'Clock,
however that the stream OF legislators began 10
set in
j. Austen Chamberlain, the Unioni>t whip drove
up 10 the House OF Commons at an eafy hour
In cab. Tie young member, who Is about
thirty years old and who greatly resembles his
father. had with him in the cab store OF
silk hats. which he rapidly deposited on the third
bench below the gangway on the liovernmHnt
side, thus securing these places for the Liberal
Cnionists
The crowd outside the House of Commons was
small throughout tho morning hours, but increased
toward midday. Prominent members OF Parlia-
nent were. as usual. hssed or applauded, accord.
lng 10 the sentiments of the spectators toward
them