New-York tribune., 1841-09-17

Lord STANLEY and Mr.. Stuart Wortley having
made few remarks in objection TO some OF Lord
Johns statements, the adjournment was carried.
THE NEW MINISTRY.
Sir Robert Peel was Immediately sent for By the
Queen and favored with long and gracious audi
ence He was commanded TO form new Min
i.,ry which duty lie has undertaken. Bu; great
difficulty al once appeared in reconciling the
conflicting cluins of tie rnagnates ct HI. party
AID, up TO the hour OF our last advices, the ar
raagemen,s had rot been completed. though one
or tvo meetings had aeen held But it was conf.
den;ly expected tia: the list would be completed
and submitted to her Majesty on the lst. Mean
time rumored lists largely circulated by the
Nhiz journals, with the benevolent design of Gre
atng as rnuch ii-eeling in their adyersary's camp
as possible. Those a;pirants who see their na mes
crrren: in the newspapers and do not find them il
SIR Roberts List will of course feel deeper chag-
rim All that Is certainly known is tina, the Duke
Of Wellington will again court the cares and IA
,igues Of a responsible station. Sir James Graham
is named in tire Times Tor FRS, Lord of Admiralty,
and Sil William Folle,t for Attorney General.
THE GRAIN CROP.
Tie accounts OF the harves, highly encour
aging from all parts Of the Kingdom. In Wales it
is said to be the general opinion of the farmers that
they have not had SO good crops OF wheat and bar
lev lor the last twelve years. The general belief
that the crops are not so muck damaged as was
Supposed, it is thought, viii cause the duty on
foreign wheat to 90 no lower, though Spectators
are still sansuin- in their expectations AT Lon
don on the Goth, prices had no; decHaed, though
the marke; was dull at former rates. The average
prices for the week ending on the 2O;h was 90s.
for wheat, Ais. lOi. for barley, and BIS. ID for
re Prices at the latest dates werc nominally
from Gs to %. per quarter lower Large quart-
ties Of foreign wheat had arrived, amounting in ell
to about C24,OoO bushels, with above 5000 bbl'.
OF flour The quality OF new wheat which had
come in wa, Inferior. Mos; grains had downward
tendency.
MlsCELL .yEoUs.
There is great distress among tie Manufacturing
population especially a, Paisley.
The packer ship Independence arrived at Liver
pool on the 2s;h, in l8 days FROM thus port.
Hon Lieut.; Col loyneux died on the 9th.
Sir Thomas Stanley. Bart, died in Cheshire on
the Goth
Theodore Hook, the well-known novels, and
Wit, died at his residence on the ODD. E,erneir,
by literary friend, is about TO be published.
a meeting of the Colonial Society was held on
the 3Oth to take into consideration the of Nc
Lcod The Earl Of McuntcasEel presided and
resolutions were passed urging the Qscen to direct
the energies of the Kingdom to vndcate this great
national wrong
FRAscx-Paris, Wednesday Aug 3O.-Thc
census is being taken in Paris and other great
towns very quietly, the dumb opposition of closed
doors having been passed over withou. notice by
the commissioners. 1t Is reported that ex
Deputy at Lille had been arrested for some &c, of
an anii-census nature.
The speech delivered at Liseux by NJ. Guizot is
much nnimadvered on by the Paris papers.
Al the earnest desire of Queen Christina, says
La Revue de Paris, King Louis Philippe is about
to negotiate with the Spanish Government for the
Withdrawing of the introduction laid upon the young
Queen Isabella, and the Infanta, her sister, from
esponding with their Royal mother.
SPAIS-Espartero was i'll, and could not close
The Session il person. The Senate had passed
several bills, among which were the Military Pen
sion BILL that authorizing the sale of clerical pro-
pcrty, and that for the construction of the Lesisa-
tive palace. No insurrection in favor of Queen
Christina has ever been thought OF, has been re-
ported in the French journals.
FROM THE LEvAST.-Wc have received the Le-
want Mail. with Constantinople, Alexandria and
SMYRNA dates of the 9Th, and Malta OF the 10th.
Ii is officially announced that the Canadian insur-
rection i, at end the insurgents having accepted
the amnesty offered by Tahr Pacha, and surrcn-
dercd 10 Mustapha Pacha. new militia has been
organised at Cons,antnople, By which 100000 men
are added 10 the effective force of the Empire ne
Expedition for Tuns and TriPol is nearly ready for
sea, several troops having been embarked
The late fire at Smyrna dreadful affair
No less than II 600 houses were burned.
Great discomfort continues to exist among the
moun,aineers of Lebanon.
\ British squadron had appeared on the coasts
of Syria. it is SAID, for the purpose OF supporting
the Sutan's authority.
CAYruRs OF PIRATE ny HER MAJEsTY's
SIoop AcoRy.-We are Informed by Mr. Tjas, of
the Belgian brig Caroline, that he spoke her Ma
iesty's sloop on the llth July, in lat - S, long
- 5 w. and was desired BY her commander TO
report that he had been engaged for three hours
witt, the brig Gabriel "a pirate under Spanish CO.
lors } mounting IS guns and 90 men, when she
struck The Spanish pirate crew were transhipPed
TO the Acorn, and the prize sent TO St. Helena
Globe.
MiculcAx.-The Wings ef Michigan have nom