The Sun.
London, England, 1846-03-21 00:00:00

FLANDERS MAIL.

BRUASILIS, MARCH 16.—The news which. we published
yesterday produced considerable sensation on the pit
Many persona came this morning who persisted in' not .t,o'
Raving it.
It is certain, however, that M. Rogier, who was sum
moned to the palace by a letter which was delivered to hit 7
on Saturday during the sitting of the Chamber, was receive ei
by his Majesty yestordsy (Sunday), at two o'clock. This
first audience was short, though we do not know what passucl
at it; it will doubtless be followed by severd others. Every-
thing incline us to belieVe it, because, if we are well infwftesd,
M. Rogier is atehorised to form A homogeneous Cabinet, such
as he had been requiring for chest five years.
We will pot sneak of our desires nor of oareelves, we look
here only to what is going to pais in our political world. It
may be supposed that among the men who most earnestly
desired the fall of the preceding Cabiner, t here will be some
who will endeavour to exaggerate, in the eyes of M. Rogier,
the difficulties of the circumstances ; they may raise ob-
stacles; but, on the other hand, M. ft,,gier, reflecting on the.
interest of hiS constituents,. who expect the new law on
sugars, and the end of the ditr,rencei with llollarsd, must
feel himself in some degree obliged boldly to undert,ke a
task honourable to himself, and witch, aft-•r all, is the reali-
sation of the object which he has pursued with his friends
ever since he quitted the Ministry live years ago. The most
general wish is for as speedy an end as possible to this tedious
Ministerial crisis.

P.S.—lt is h.thered that M. Rogier does not n ake disso-
lution of the Cha nbers a condition of the formation of the
new Cabinet.—Courier Beige, March 16.

The Messager de Grand says, "The Chamber of Com-
merce of this city met yesterday to deliberate on the treaty
of commerce made with France, and it, unanimously resolved
to ask the Government to do all in its power to obtain of the
Chamber the ratification of this treaty."
The Court of Assizes of East Flanders has condemned four
persons to death for robbery (with the five aggravating cir-
cumstances provided for in Art. 481 of the penal code), to
the prejudice of a farmer; and on the following day the
Tribunal of West Flanders condemned six other pursons to
death, and one to six years' hard labour, to.stand in the pil-
lory, and to be plaed for six years under the surveillance of
the police, for similar crimes. Thee seven persons had
robbed a farmer's widow of I,Boof. and various effects.
BRUMES, MA RCII 17.—The average price of wheat in the
week ending on Saturday, the 14th of March, was 171. 87c.
per hectolitre. The average price of wheat for the two fol-
lowinir weeks havhig been between 20f. and 24f., and the
11 • •,-,0 '7! • .24, 1845, which -absolutely prohibits the
exportation dap a, havieg left finer subject to the vegula-
t.,,,,, toe of July 31,1844, the Minister of Finance de-
chres that the exportation of wheat flour will be permitted
jr,im the 24th of this month.
Berm :as CONCERN LNG THE MixtsTuv.—Yesterdsy appeared
a negotiation containtig the persons to whom overtures have
been made. ‘Ve may mention, in the Chamber, first, M.
D'Elhoungue, then M. Brouckere ; not in the Chamber, M.
Leclerq, Attorney-General in the Court of Cassatiou, and M.
Van dr Weyer. -

It is reported to-day that M. Van de Weyer and 31:
D'Elhoungue do not think they can join combination. Tha
same is said of M. Leclerq, but not so positively. As for M.
D'Elhoungue, for whom an important part seems to be re-
served (for he is said to have stipulated in the name of
Flanders) in this Cabinet, it is believed that he has returned
to Ghent this very day. M. Rog r, it is said, reckons on M.
Veydt as Mini,ier of Finnnee, and M. Hofftehmidt ss
public Works, and oil M. Chazal as Mi!lister of
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