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The [toon lloil Steemsltip “Chi-o.“ Copt. Het'hloy. flrlwerlthMot hell‘- pogt Ivo o’eloeh. Iho experienced stost boisterous westhor. the steering

woes shoot eorrltd sway. end the new “the.” “a”..- hol. it the tine so-owhot injured. The " Chine" had

mm W’m mum. “tor lsortiog' which, owl whit. oohsovl the wells the the UIM““IIIOI. We otooosed «toy for Issue.

We slip the following serum of the news from po- psro halved. whhh see to the N test. , The Xenia, Post ssys 2—-

sslesloo ol shout-sates bow Upper sod Lower “New Irene-let sud Nero Mus. we use meets hnew. bps bees in every respect successful: but ooly hove ther error-god minor dtflculties srul dlfsreacoo onion. erosives. hut in the resolutions rm- eentty rooted to the Colonist Secretory. spectsl pru- ti-ion so been suede for enabling the Lolonios of Prior. l'idwor-l Isle-id. the Naflhowwet Territory. on.‘ Ilrituh Cokuhiete voter Ilsa Coulederotioo es squitsblt tor-vs hora. her. it. is understood thot on importsot decision concerning

re-orgsoiuuiun ol the Austrioe srtey huJust been-

edoptod by the ‘(ioeerotnenh r The wrestlers ol the neutrslity commission. who will be entrusted with the delicoto duty of reporting u tm lib Mobs-ed claims. intend to commence their ccnsu ts- tstsns sooa otter l‘srllotuent meets. 3r. Vsoew.‘ (Coeurvstivr). who formerly re resent- sd ‘Dehlin. has been elected. without oppostt n. lor MI: City. to plseo at Mr. Miller. who hes rot-weed Den the Derby Government e Iegol oppututmeut. pro-enteritis at Cork county be.

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was QUEEN’S SPEECH AT run oremxo or PARLIAMENT.

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tnont ot'o‘dorohle n Euro which the questions ‘ trlelng octet the civil nor. the solution. ind Mich. ll‘ met. ss

tntsendrrston lriemlshtp. ‘

l'retwh. hoving toiled to efl'eet o reconcilistion.

peace shoaltl be restored; the objects which hove bed in view will he otptolly stained. discontent provolling in some of the «I the Turkish Empire.

to bringing about improve-d relottons between the Port: and its ()hristtoo subjects. Sovereign rights of she Suites.

The protracted negotiations ohIi-h tress-slut of th:

he: one”: «Lu. ol Mr. 0- B. Berrt'. (Liberolf scccptonre by l‘rint-e Charles. 0f “HIVMOHW‘VI. 01' ll"

.50 “I but elcclrd to the or“ to Joly. 1305-

Is is urged some of the Paris writers tor the Lon- dow puss the the prupomt let-roses ot' the I-‘mn-l. only end esvy is ttut nude with soy oppressive tlhlpoei~ 06. no the port of the Geteruuteut'. but. on the con- trsry. that ll is merely o prepsrslistt ogolntt s not which may probably be thrust upon Froncc.

It is soul to he the opinion of politit-ol France the! the British Cobinct is its retreats; either it must bring in; Borer-{Bill std lose-ell its old supporters. or de- clino‘to do so. sod gotten the Opposition lobby.

‘Bowo of the sentl-omriol joernols ol Psrls ofllrto poplw'roly that no French Iosn to in eontsrnplstlon; but

It so reported thst ‘sotne financial meooures cl o bold sod,"ng ohorsetar will be itttroducud.

Another report concerning King Wctor Etnntsnuel hwogolned curl-entry its l’orls. This time the rumor i» of the heuseinotiusl of his Mejvsty. but that he has men into A dangerous Into 0! illness from congestion ofthe brain. The report is not confirmed. end its trutltl'ullneos is susprcted. it to. however. well hnown that His hlojcsty hos hsd two ottochs of o similor ns~ thin. end his medical uien ore sold to be very anslous lest he shewld safer o recurrence of the melody.

:Ihe long list of reform demonytrstions nsdo since Tories dud Adullsmltoo unwioely rejected the moderste melt at the Into Government. to being rspidly ex- tee . now thstl’srliotnent is on the eve at meeting. Newustle-en-Tyne who on Mondsy the scene of one 0! those etheriogs. end from the {not thet 20.000 persons formed o procession to the plot-e where the plotl'orm wos erected. nod thst no lower then fifty-loin eyelet-hes. oll By working men. were delivered. we (other thot New- ehstle-on-T no hes dot-ltth lor on extension ol the «probe: go to so emphsticslly so any other lot-go town

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LThe “Memorisl Diplomstique” stssrts that the Eur; press or Mexico woe ohlo to rerun with considersble p'eosore her hushond’s lost otters from Mexico. in which he interned her of his hoving convolted a notion-

Governmhlp of the llsnultlsn prtncipslilit‘s. het’e hes-t Itspnlly ti-rmtnsled. by on smnuetnent which I ambient-d by tliecoru-urrt-uce of oil the powers stgtm. Iories oi the treaty ol 18-56.

Resolutions in lover of o more intiutsto Union of tin Provinces of Cstutda. Novtt Stella end New Brunswick ltnvw been phoned by their seversl Legislslurt-e. sud de- Iegsliw duly oiuhortsed soil representing all clssses ol

ed on ooedrdnnco with their wishes. A bill will he auh‘ interests end resources. will give strength to_tho Pro- vlnroo «incubus ol the soon: Empire sud solutst by feelings of loyslty to the some sovereign.

lhovc hesrd with deep sorrow thol_ the «lowly ol l'smine‘ pressed heavily on my subjects tn some pers ul utlio.’ end “minimums were issnt-d- to my Government III thit rnutttry to rush the utmost exertions to sllsv the distress whirl prevailed during the ontuttm client you The blessings cl on shun-lent hot-Vest hurt Ill‘t't'. (last time improved the condition of the outermg distl'lt‘ll. The persevering ell‘urts. end unscrupulous assrrtiom or treseomble conspiracies hove during the lost sutumn. excited the hopes of some islll'ected put-sons

entrusted to therm-culirtt. Ind the hostility mentioned snhlnst the conspiracy hymen oI sll classes snd creed.

oral tranquility. ' l trust that you ‘ _ _ noose with the contmusnre ol'suy excepttcnollegtslettou I'or lhst port of my ilcmiutons.

but the continued irevslrncc ol the letter in some lur- o-ign countries. on its outlllfllll tw—sppeorttrtce its this. will render it noceIsory thot some speciol nreoserfes oI prevention should be token.an I trust that the visits-

n the tneosuro In o friendly splrit.—- ttor of the " Perseveronao " condemns the project. sod tnolntsino thot the ostshltshtncnt of s

he no ' ut-lsd V . o A th re Bishops. including the pum- tit-I‘ll... ol the clement. cl‘ soul mlwmti‘ Véwlu‘gwl fur-v great stutesmnn sndHltgp ltr. Monnlttg. amt ln ‘ " ' “or. fifiilel Webster. title this remsrhhble pre- bootlun s‘ hops. »ln‘ ltglatud. tho mm numxmuf

home. Fob. d.h'l‘ho followtngts thespt-och-sdu Mt set the by the Queen at the ro-opeuisg ot the lmpwt’ml l‘orlis'

“turtle—[rt min rot-uni»; to your sdrtcv sml os- sistonro. l otn hoppy to inform you ,thst my relstiom with foreign powers ore on o lriondly ottd uptlslocuiry lbetrng.‘ I hope thot the wor in which l'rusots. Austria and hole hove Mn rngnfwtl tnsy lent to the establish— 1 have suggested

to ‘the Government oI the United out" a mode by ding between the two countries receive on omit-able ‘ m... .g .m r... 5.. . descriptions whlch We. once rend of the set-nee nl romepondiltgispirlt. will restore all rounds at possible omsgo sod plunder through which that greet country “It “4 WNW“ "m0". 9‘ “MW llst pnued. We sro not disposed to set down lllut

'l‘bo wor betwrrn Bpsin end the republic of Chili end Ports still continues; the good ollcro of my (lovem- mt-nt in connection with shot 0! the Emperor of tr»

l. I either by WIN leul the PNN'UI .b‘.”'.l".t 0' these eventful four yours of war. 'l‘hst time of triel Is

by the tnrdletten of any other friendly power. 1hr now, “WW”. “ M “in” My”. mm” k b. m.

The ravines-s ‘ ' MI Muir! out In Icllw deco. unfortunately. hes not been the rose. and the insurrection in Crete; in common with my slliee. tb. ' Humor of the French end the Emperor of Resets. l have ebotoitted Irons ony sot-tire interl‘erenro in these In- ternnl disturbenoee. but joint ril'urte hove been dlrtruteil

"0‘ “Noll'l'w‘” 'm' “W shell holld‘lelt lll'c scene forever. At the next Sesslcu

grout notion.

' - 'u u r I l l' "mud w 5”“ 'hwh' by "w “um “1 o“ o co mm In blood. The history ol‘ England during the serou-

tesnth century. tcsebrs us the («riot wusequonees 0 such notsgonlsm on the port of two brooches ’cf the

bore greotly tended to restore public cpplidenru. ond "one. have l‘t'l‘ltlt‘l’t‘d hopeless sny nltcutpt to disturb the gen- lion. . luuuity. tbet delight tn undermining public confident-e lull consequently he snolded to dls~ - '

‘ d th hl‘ul t Alto' In~ ' (titrat: rh'hh “2:: pl“. “Fits. lo Christendom. Whether the Radicals csn sweet-d

Cholrro. otnl in the post which hos ottochetl our t-ettlv: in infusing bite the American people in genersl. llle l'snrrticsl opinions lllllt'll they tln-msulvus rtltet‘tuin til the highest Court of Judicature In the Union. oppt-ors to be extremely Improbable. for. {rent the may die-

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Itee church. such so thot con lots-d. d be without wodnmnv‘. repnurv 97. [.07. u psrollel in hilng'hnd or Ant o. and “ Id sixty“ R we ~ ' -« * Mm"... ...- “mag in orionsl In to .sinco "it rel up h. t‘ . {A . ’ ' ‘ 'i ' t ‘ r r i s ‘ mire delight ol‘ m’lnhlnd the ty hhot if 80.. before. i t 51A 1 ,. sud destined to become »tu corrupt shut! riotous. ' . it. p

diction :4

thootrwh'e lifll’er with m in typlnlott. Ind dare question

emrlurslilumy. m end deluge lt in blood.” , livery Moll which we rpceiro l'rottl‘ “shelled Slulel. brings tldlngs thet’tlte day is first Appronoblnu when. to all humnn oppcttronces. this prediction wIll he vcrllled to the letter. We are all familiar with tln- blstury ol‘ the nclghborlng Republic for the lost llt‘r years; we con yet reooll to’mllttl muny of the vivid

t‘earl‘ul chsptsr ofblood to the score or the Abollilenlsts; it would require. however. o vest mount of sophistry to eonvllsco soy dispooslooute observer thut lhet perty con now wush Its hoods clusr of the responsibilltles’of

the United States If the throw eplrlt ol mnctmr and re- venge which It. evoked had been buried with it forever.

Model Republic of Amrrlctt Is now engaged with ltsell in s gigantic struggle. the u-llceto of which wIII. In ell human pmhlhillty. be felt liundretlsaol' -yesrs one! the Million sud shelters ol the present mglity contest

cl‘ Congress. It is purpuscd to dispose of the questlco regurding the lutpruluuent of the President. ton-d should‘ the Bedluelo pcrslss In Heeling with Mr.

hos but-I Johnston in the luminary manner they have llst-lured.

it would extremely dilllcult to' t'out-cltll't: What would be the result of this gigantic upheat‘lug of s ll’ the President. will elmw. In the micro us much decision cl’ clml'ttt'lttt' end llnnncss In his db- tlngulshlng ltjui't. as lltl Into already done In with)

Colonisl psrtr sud opinion. hsye concurred in tin new”... in um,“ perm...“ “new” I“ much M." "WWW" "9" "Huh “‘4' ‘“‘ “w” m" l” he" "5”" stake. It will not be too much to predict tbst his un-

ortttnttlo couptryywlll be again. In o short time, deluged

Legislature. snd it' Is to ‘bo hoped that American

strucstuen may yet devise some means cl" preventing it tcpetltlen. ouwthls continent. of the bloody eru cl‘ Charles the Second sud Oliver Cromwell.

The Congress. or mum the Radical portion of It.

is not couteurwitlt this‘ very dsugurous quarrel with the President; It must also butt its head against the wells of the Supreme Court. ‘ in Ireland. end the apprehensions of the loon pupuls- of civil polity. then: to none. perhaps. more deserving tilt": bl" "W 5"" "“1 “Went” "‘“Wl’” on.” P"'"’" thou the judielnry o! the sympathy and entire colt- ddsucc ol‘ u notion. end. In ordinary times. there is

01 oil the departments

perhaps. tluttis regarded with more real venere- Very few persons ore to be found. In tiny con»

n the Integrity of the Bench. and the reason evidently

I to. because It" pean regard It so belng. perhaps.

test to religion. the must powerful belwurh of liberty

I" mlm‘“ We“. h! “"l""" «firm 0" n" h" tiun oI‘ thefortoee will incresso mention to those oeni- sotielletl state of the public mind on sunny generol

of the empire. The lupm‘ie sold to hove dllclllml the subject with parloct entrances. to boys expressed her sotislsction st the meet-ore. end wyen to bsvs sequieseed in the necessity of remoining away from Mexico till it was determined whether the Emperor Moximilisn woe to We st his pastor to shdicstc. '

hoarding to relioblc informotion. the Morning Post hos rooson to believe lhot the long- riding dilfcreucu w‘lloegory end the Court or lenns here hot-n sotiel‘oetorilv ' listed. A ropsrote Hunger-Ion Ministry he! bees eon ed. end the notsinorion of its members is olmost complete. The new ministers will enter upon their functions so soon es the Reichsroth Extroordissry is stumbled. sad it will then depend on the wisdom end moderntion of that body end the Diet for Hunger, tt‘llki tho understondmg orrlved ot complete.

The Globe so s thst “ the Tudor: Government hos cone to the rose ution to obotain Irons intervention at my ltind in the affairs of the lost. and to cultlvote friendly "lotions with Turkey ss well so Austrls. The whole policy of covert itotioe sgatnst Turkey. pur- oied h the Court of At ens. hos derived onecuroge; moot oil the hope thst the Itslioos. is the event of. matters coming to a crisis. would tahs port on their side. The resolution now tohen by Baron Ricesoli and histloverntoent tauot put on end to such hopes. as well so rovent. so for so the Government eon. snv further

tarv ntcosures whit-h experience. hos shown tube the best pro-ventottvo. Eotitnsting'os of the highest tot ntrtostct- tut odrqunto supply of no end wholesome water.

.lpnuly peopled districtl ol the inrgdetn.

Gctdlsutth I the I we qf Commons: , l hove directed the eetltnstes for the ensuing yror to

due regard to economy end the reqe row-cuts of the public service. You will. I out ossured. give your ready ossent to o moderote expenditure. colonistrd lo

lieu of on edielent orrny ol reset-roe. My Lords and Gentunen:

representation at the po ulstlon in Porlietttent. and trust that your deliberst one. conducted in a spirit ol moderotion ond mutual I‘orbesrsuce. our lead to the

the elective franchise. , y ‘ The lrvqosntoccu rreneoo I dissgrrsmont between the employers of lsbor sod their workmen. coming stturlt rivste sull'ering and public loss. oud occuiouslly lend-

hove directed the Issue at o Control-mm to enquire tutu l ‘ _ the best ntltllll of permonently securing sea-h as supply on nesrly all imports. and Wilma ore Intended. It Is

for the .IthPOli'o "d r" "W E'i'll‘ll’“ “m” in a“ alleged. to protect ntltive industry; the unprecedented

lucreosc In motion within the lust tour yours; the «boost ststvstloo prices ol‘ the oemmondst necesoorles ul‘ life. -—ttll these and it dozen other csttsesure ut work. 410 llfll “'0'” 1°“. Tl", 5‘" 5"“ "’l'md “'3'” ' thet wlll sooner or later convince the Moment people thot the Radio-til mojority in Cotigress'ore not oasctly the men {or the tunes. improve the state or my Ioltllt'fl end to lsy the toends- complecrut gvntleluen ‘th plying their old vac-lion ol grinding down the South: they cannot olluw tiny representatlwolrom " rebellions " to enter the llells of Your sltvtltion will sgain beeollod to the stole of the m. union.“ Wham. out they cooly Ios‘lst on

questions. snd tsp-icon,- on that ol‘ uaetioo. we ere I inclined to believe that the star of the ltsdiesl bsnncr

son the wsno. The enormous duties whlch ttre lerted

In the ntesnttme. those self-

“ll these immunesummon... ever get the power In their bends. they will override the Cunotllu- I y q ” WWW” “mnw- film!" "W fiiFGrool' Britiln‘iu clergy of 1569. end In Churches of mute laws to sort the selves. ltty violent hands on , V ‘, V .

. flholly. henhrbpt the country

1 z Tuetu. sud Cubel. The Archbishop at Dublin. Dr. Cullen. Is also o Csnllnsl. The totsl nutnbor u! Pr ootslnl 5 “out. smoun to

hbwre. gore

‘Bvshhes those mentioned _ resident in lreleod. who

clergy ls set down at l38l. end in Scotlsnd. st 188. In Englsutl. the number of Churches. Cllltprlo. end Slotlons is 987. sod in Scotland l8l.-—nt_tgltlng it loud

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. V I l t Y I r V V J CONFEDElldTIOX. l V t ‘ .- \ >

" Resolutions lo lfavor at n more lntlr‘ndte Union at the l'mt‘lttccl cl Uuneds. Nora Sculls. and New Ilruswlch. httvu been pushed bleteit: severnl Legis- lutnlss. nod the doleglttes. dot .uulorerd. and representing all clitoris-s it! (‘ulouhtlporty end opinion. beve concurred in the condhlnno upue whlt-h out-It on Union ems he so rdi-eted. lit secondaries with their wisAssnBlll will be suluiiltted to you. whlcb. by the uuneolldttllou ul Colonlrtl Interests and resources. will give strength to the sound Provinces its memlwrs m the some hint Ire. Mid sulmnted ll ' feelings of loyalty to the some cverelgu.”— Queen‘s pose/t.

This stilt-out lrotp th Queen'q Speeebocqtg's to r wind thq coerdou' ltifllfiunt. it l‘reefi u’d by. 3r Confederates. ond litrtulug. we believe. the main stay of W. ll. Pope's tuystot'htdslhroctdre.’ W. ll. Pope expresses the pplulon yhst .“It is very dilllcult to believe thut Her Mnjesti‘h Ministers wlll hesitate to legislete this sigulllcitut put manta-unblan du- pcpdem all“ the Uuluuhttht‘uts Jenni-l Mn” ‘ll‘bls Is the conclusion bu ot'rires st. sl'ter bevlug «unmet-Mud What: he concelvotl to 460' cogrnt rrssons for pursuing such o course. So wholly,giv«n up to the deelre of seeing his favorite Scheme ccusurumutud.'sml still cherishiug the hope N'M‘ll‘ll. ts .llt‘e hm" wllre. ‘vle could net expert any other conclusion p), be inloptrd by no... ml: but. col Jemima by the sit-mm ur lllu Colonies. who llthll nlwuys. even itt bouquets. been Very reserve in touching on the greet question ut'1.'on

cucrclumor tmythiog of the sort.‘ Wu islwitys cou- slderetl Unruurvtm's lt‘tuttltltllfllol' the question it fair criterion ml the policy of Her MsJet-ty‘s llurcr‘uhrent; and our bcIIt-f‘wus confirmed he, outlthe shnduw of s doubt. when We mod that port of tho'Qtsuun's Speech reacting to the llill which ’is to be sltbtqltted to lmperlst‘ l’erllutuedt. ‘att‘tI b’vwvblch ‘Clthedu. Nova scout stud New limo-wichnsrosto be mitlmtntly‘ united. . The wordlog cl'thlo pert’o! lheipouelt Would show that. it Is not so the Iuwumce bf lhh‘Blltish Cabinet Illa: L'oul‘edetetloo is to be etlopted; for It son's ” in sc- cul'tlttllt'tt with their Wishes." tltst Ir. limb the wishes of the ‘l'rodittchd ~Disltsg.totss.4tt'etv~ "London; the inessuro Will be lllttutltlt'tttl. It does not my that this chonge lu Provincial (internment Will urged b ' " ller Mejesty‘s Ministers."ur by “ the llt'lllell public. ‘ its W. ll. l‘ope Would bore us believe. Ills hull..‘ut9l not in the least MW” of wittpulslou—not vveu does It slgnil‘y u desire. on the port at the Home Government. to have the Scheme udttpted. The lengusge. in which this part of the speech is couched. displeys the grunt pullllcul talent that dmw It up. ll‘ L'utttederetlm will llttl operate llhttirul'l’ to these Colonies who sre olmttt to adopt it; it‘ llttlw golden hate-s ut increase ol‘trmlu. development ol’reeout'cus. and grout glory unite mtwa mode umiou be nut reslised. the Home (JUVIMQHI are. by the Words 0t Illte ttdtlt‘uett. exuuerdlt‘d all blame. 'l'ht-v know tltet. lt‘ evil or tllertnthwuw should arise from its stlttplttm ttlltl iuelmettnncv. tins

their rcsson lor allowing them m net. as tin-y like In the tnultt-t‘. No (our needs. tltcn. be entertulnusl tluu " this snmll. but tt'ouulcmmu dependent-y" will be legisth that the Union. 'I' _ "one film: Will not dc-priw Is ol our Leg olttllt‘ts llber up.” ntllutiumtl rights. int-rely but-nus“ W. ll. , timer. continental lrlendo silt-lee them. to the sic f ' ' ‘ no we evince outrun-ring luyslty to I ostr- Country. sud on lllttl’lt‘ertrtl lllt'liutttltslt to s

over to Cettudu In the ldgholutnded men

l'ope lubors to justify. llls pamphlet. wh A till the sophisms his scheming mind can“ will. like himself in the pollttt-sl world. be shelved. without. hnvinf accomplished the ob ect of Its outlier; wnilclt will u weyehe mnenl ; ' e the; but. ltztppily fur the lotsnd. ua unoucoesslnl. sttetnpt to bolster nwey our rights.

LOSS or run snip MONMOU’I‘II no I'Ilflll‘l‘ or rut: CltltW—FEAItFUl. sue. r‘rzulscs or sunvm-zns.

The ship Dot-id Cannon. Csptoin Welsh. which

adoption of otrssurre. which. without undue distorbont-e things connot. we feel outlotled. long continue; the Jammy. Th “train, of ",6 "Iran," an". u." of the bolsnoe of political power. shall lreely estend cwn‘ry 1.. m .n “W”, on the verge of clvll on». “mutual” will lithe their plscus mnnnst mm. wttl‘. sud we would uetbo lhuch surprised It the old or at the saddest episodes of tho son.

oos stones to the insurgents on the port of the ltolisns.” mg. as is ollrgrtl. towns of outrage and violence. he. drone.

The reposol in the llslisn budget (or the liq‘uidstion of the ‘hurch property is just now ougegiu' much st- tewtlon in Florence. sod opinions are widely divided I“? It. The roles or the property is estimated st 1 stilllon lire. Insteod of tehin It all. Ielling it. end girtng solsries end pensions to t clergy. the Go- vernment is to receive 600.000.000 lire. in hell-yearly lnot boats at (0.000.000 lire osch. end the Church will role It the rest on condition thst' it shell convert 'its ssg totes lwto ltoliso stoch. snd shall provide for oil the ra-