Parliament Prorogued

Lokdon, Sept 17.- rarliament was prorogued yesterday untü Noveinbur 30. The Queen's speech declares that her Majesty's relations vith fon ig i powers continua friendly; expresses Bat sfaction with the re6ults of the recent Colonial Congress at London; says that the condition of the commercial and industrial interests of the kingdom are improving, trat that agriculture is still depressed, and acknowledges with gratitude the nianifeetations of popular loyalty made upon the occasion of the jubilee. The hope is expiessed that recent legielation by Parliament will gradually effect a complete restoration of order in Ireland and give renewed encouragement to peaceful industry. Her Majesty announces that she has agreed ■with the President of the United States to refer to a joint commission the difflcult questions respecting the North American fisheries which have recently been discussed by the two nations.