New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

would bear suspicious appearance fe states
that letter in the OF protest, against the
ratification of the treaty by Frame, had been pre-
sented to the Minister for Foreign Affairs NJ (Iui-
zo,) by General Cass
The American Minister III Paris, General Cas-.
1 says our correspondent, states IN ina' document,
ina. u oe'l5 uls Putap.e 'i!at utder color o. ti
treaty IN question England would pretend to arlsht
70 board ana search American vessels, and that as
the cs:ocnt OF the Cnlied States had formally
i declared such proceeding could not III any case.
49,, ~ eInl''eo' "oud
case all the parties 10 .pcb ,rea,y would ba re.
garded by America as participating in the guilt Of
the Power which should actually thus assail Amer
ica'i 'nueI''idehce. IIa ne .Ienera CAS- there
ao's '..' .'st' o''ci lt.e"s ~ pauss
res,l, IN a,n.aar va.
s,ates.
That ~hich would bu, for our trust in the good
a'a o t''e rcnci Government IN TINS TRANSACTION
| PPea susP1o'-u' - tha' naVlhS Already oeei III
'i .!!s" '''d' tiie ieHon '1o'etsheu' ""uit not
ratliy me treaty, here comes opportunclv repre-
scnta;lon which that Government might use "a
excuse Ter pauslng las General Cass recommends
ere 1t rathes treaty from which. the American
! Minister predicts, might flow ali the evils of war
The main facts are, however, all that wez can talv
deal with present, and these are, tlat within
three days OF the expiration Of the two months al
lowed for the ratification Of the treaty. the French
! Government, party to it, had not yet ratified IT,
and that the American Minister IL Paris protests
against its ratification. With the American Min
ister's proceeding we find no fault Hcacts we
suppose, on the view taken Of the matter b., him
self and his Government. but the French Alinistr.
will by their refusal to ri,ify treaty 10 which
france Is Par'y'commt an error which we SIN
U''e's Pa; AA'' 'io' sdu - uiiicaed'' results.
fatal duel occurred at Malta on the 18th Of
February On the last dav of rar,;,.l c,n,
Leveck was walk;nr ,r;,+ .b;s- d,,ol,ar. ,,bo.
: ''''
'ii'S mt Lieut. Aua''ls-"ho 'hrc" some sugar
| plums at the ladies-an allowable liberty at that
festival. Capt. Lcveck struck him and was cha
| lenged Lieu. Adams received wound .f
which bo soon ,;od md (,.n,t Id .t..alaa=
u;,a.o..e
',,' ou' 'oN "ete''' .i''
fRASCE.-lEe non-rutlicatlon oi the slave
p; ~ VI Wv
the Frenrb c,,;,,l a VI -
aononncenon, or ,bo ''e
,ro, I'D L.,,, ,;faJ = '. o sii
of France 4, t;r., M ;n,o;o.,,.o
cycd because tho prsSxe MIN n,,.,.i A.
clared that the ratification had no, taken mae.
but when tho renor, of rho nrocoodnc. nf bo,l
bouses Of parl;a men, was ,o,do Lno,vn an do,l,,,
we're so, at rcst and rho n,bIc boro,@ 80
| intcrcs, in thc af1,r The fna. Call ,..rl,S lie
ner cen, and rconlc scon - ,l,a, 10
nation or Frnncc was n,arl,. s;n,;la, 80 ,bs, IS
1910. when thc=rrea, powers had concluded =
treaty without her. The word isolfrueul was ara;n
heard at every side and a great soreness wos man
ifested bv all who discussed tho question
y y "eu iool''''i.S ''o- -'ssAe
VI i'c ucoc vi 1ile 1tlhtuPle treaty ioF the sup
'''sel'" VI 'sie SiaSe tlaoe' "nlch W. Ndngu'h
orousn. on ~ 'lc CHAMBER OF DcPunes on Mon
'"y' W uu'"o'' III icP!y sal' tht the crown
.ido Hllo hho"il 10 us fhlpassaaor IN London that
Io"iu no' rainy '''e treaty anu that IL couid hot
,.inc ~ a"! oi tiic iu're' Inc french
'.io pec "ulii'iiHeu - ne9ocla'c ioi
~ 1"o .'euts "lu 'nc powers nau
I'' i" eo '..'' tic ue"ty "ouio iGiiiuh open ioI
llie iuturu siSnalure ol rance, without any hAed
term. Inns was the pam ana simple state OF the
affair.
REVOLUTION AT LfsBoN-Lctters have been
received from Lisbon 10 the 14tb n,ino ,evo-
ution brok, ont AT Lisbon on tho n;ub, nc m, 7t}
which terminated in favor of the Charter of Don
Pedro The ;mm,d;,,s cause or ,ho ,,ovcr,cn,
40. ,bo .n,r,nco or y;corn, (, 4, 5pa,J,;,,
or ,y, n ,.l;no, r,,r.,,aJ h,,
oycnny by ,bc Dnr of P,lneiI and ,ls
resorcd - hv yisconn, 6, 70 mn, down III.
Onor,o ,noyen,e,,. !, foyor &c ,Lo ,h,r,sr TN.
moons of Lisbon were commanded by ch,r,;sts
and y;sconn, 8, ;mmcdiu,,lv ON on,,r;no INTO
Office dismissed mos, ne tho colonel. &c ,lo o.r
rs.n ,s ,oll y. tho oo,.,.rr., &c ,bo r,,,lo &C &
Goorr, ,,b;.l, hroneb, an no ox,,Ios;a,, III.
Garrison Of ,hc c,.e headed by tho old gaysrnor
;m,,cda,ely declared fI H.. char,sr ,n ,I,o r.g;,
| mcnts onort.rel a, Rolcm declared ,,lrnos, .;mI,.
tancously in 1be same sense. and marched 10 The
Neces,idaaes Palace. The new ministry took all
measures in their power to crush this movement