New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-08

uusded IN ;oin the concern and Is now dcsd NJ Gail
ladet the gentleman in question lately arrived in Paris
and ernuloyed himself his bankruptcy reversed
Tho Court or learning that he had paid all his debts
immediately complied with his request and NJ Gaiardet
no longer agurcs on It's records as bankrupt.
l!afis Coz Europ. Times.
That Yankee pigny General, Tom Thumb has ar.
rived in psris and is again exhibiting his INV nerso,
md bv no means handsome face. Among all the places
the General has visited he certainly has IN none made
greater sensation than III rams
THE OuRBEwAYs-AlR. CATLIS-The Oiibbe.
way savages have concluded their performances and
are on the eve OF returning the United States on roe
IN their own backwoOds. Just previous 10 th, corcl,
sion of their public performances they exhibited before
the King and his family. Mr.. Catlin the enterprisnc
traveller who brought them 10 Europe exhibited yester
day his portraits Indian chiefs representations of In
dian customs sketches OF indian scenery and his unri-
vailed collection OF indian cuFios!tes 10 Louis Philippe
in the galleries of the Louvre, where they Were placed
expressly for his Meiesty inspection. Louis Philippe is
said to have been much pleased. and TO have promised
Mr. Cain 10 bring the Queen and all his family TO see
the collection also. His Majesty had previously done
Mr. Calm the honor OF inviting him 10 breakfast the
chateau OF - Cloud. Catn IS said Ia be anxious TO
persuade Louis Philippe to buy his collection OF paint
incs &C. for enc OF the public, or his private gal
lcres and AZ Louis Philippc most nuniicent patron
OF art it is not improbable that he may. But certainly
the collection woud be OF greater value and interest in
museum of the United States than here.
lcor Europ. Times.
a peer OF France having lately published aprecis
OF the History OF the United states from
10 the present tine the ourH0i Dcs D.JG;s gives long
crifici! ,,,or r IN which il attacks Republcaaisu-le
cares the Constitution OF the Lnted states be- faulty
in many respects-tO be based on in supposns
every citizen wise and prudent, and whole people able
10 govern themselves by reason alone.
spain.
The Marquis de Miratlores has been nominated
President OF the Senate.
At Valencia there have lately been more troubles
and the CITY been declared in OF siege By the
military authorities OF the district
The Cortes are convoked for the 18th. The Cabi.
net will be sure have imposing majority throughout
the scssiona, least such is the general opinion Forty
five new elections have take place and some of them
will be strongly opposed but generally it is believed
they will turn in favor OF the Government.
The recent meeting of Don Carlos and the Empe.
rcr Nicholas has excited attention From all that has
appeared however has led and will lead 10 noihi G.
revision of the Tariff is proceeding but with all
that solemn slowness with which Spaniards love TO
conduct their affairs.
The harvest in this country has been abundant,
and general surprise fct,hat the English Government
does here for the supplies of hch has need
in preference to France, Germany or Russia.
The Queen has given orders for an inquiry into
the cases opersors who received pensions from predc
ceseOrs. with view OF resumng the payment OF rs
mary OF them possible The proceeding has excited
Belgium.
BRUSSELS, Nov l2.-Yesterday the opening of
the Legislative Scs-iou took place. The King delivered
speech from the throne, somewha. longer thAn usual
In the second paragraph his Me5ty the
cuson of treaty Of commerce between this country
and TIE United States 1t - 10 be submitted to the Lee
gis'aure for approval. The speech expresses n hope
that negotiations opened for commercial treaties with
other Transatlantic States will be successful Il
nounccs that Belgian with China will be
put upon footing OF That OF the most favored nations
il then alucs 20 oler matters md represents the
dition oiraie and commerce generally satisfactory
Friendly assurances from foreign powers figure at the
commencement OF the speech as matter OF course.
As to the treaty with the United States the details
have no, been published, but as they shall be
made known | will communicate them 70 you. The
treaty signed about ten days his possible that
clauses may be- added relative to articles OF food
potatoes. 1RGs &c which need 10 make up the terri
bic failure OF our potato crop.
Germany.
BERLIy, November s-The King has refused TO
sanction society established for rendering assistance 10
the Working Classes.
Our Government formally declares that it does
ro regard the decisions of the Zolverein as de-
fi;ve and that it will take measures 10 haze modiiica-
lions made hereafter has already taken some steps
that object The precise ground OF its dissatisfaction
is stated but probably IL is annoyed at the duties
having been reduced Deputies Of various States arc
now in the City. On the 9TH November the new Tafli
of the Zolivcrcin was published 1t would occupy too
much OF your space translate it, to cite the
tces peculiarly interesting to your readers Suffice H.
not affect mportaons from the United States if they
do they very insignificant articles.
THE NEW BEFoRMATroY.-The excitement
among the German Catholics still continues. Ronge
travels from town addressing large numbers,
and gaining converts lie mas not yet been arrested
for publish obnoxious pamphlets and is said
that he will not be. The General Synod OF the Free
Scotch Church mas addressed letter to the German Ca
thnlcs OF Berlin, expressing ts sympathy with them.
While blaming their profession OF faith as too vague, 1t
offers them It's aid II not known whether
the German Catholics will accept this o,er OF pecunlsry
assistance, they did similar proposal from the Angil-
can Church.
A violent quarrel between the Government and
the new Archbishop of Cologne, similar to thar which
ragged time ago appears on the eveo breaking out
The States of Hanover are occupied with discus
sons of a new penal code. The Government has lately
reduced the transit duties on Cotton.
In Saxony the debates in the Chamber are very
exciting and public opinion i'll state of great irritation
In Germany. generally the harvest has been very
fair Potatoes have suffered cruelty from the Malady.
A marriage has been resolved upon between the
archduke Stephen Of Austria aud the Princess Olga,
daughter OF the Emperor Nicholas. The lady Is the
most beautiful princess IN Europe according to al &C
counts and Is the darling chit OF ner stern ror-soued
father The archduke is cousin The Emperor Of Aus
trs son OF the Paatnc OF Hungary ana Is himself Vice
ROY of Bohemia. TIL marriage was once before ar
bu wns broken off in consequence OF The young
Archduke refusing 10 change his religion The Emperor
Nicholas mas III last consented not 10 insist upon this
point Ii j. the first time similar concession has ever
bel made BY the imperial family Of Russia, and it is
considered most important in political point Of view.
Greece.
ATHENS a6;h Oct-It is said that twenty Greeks
were recently massacred by the Turks the frontier.
The journals it important 10 bring this fac: 10
tho public knowledge for Turk ia killed an outcry Is
raised as il the Empire was in danger but the
murder OF Greek is spoken OF as natural occurrence
Ministers have been defeated their proposition TO
the Chambers that the police should 5e warranted 10
search and disarm suspected persons.
Prussia.
BgRLry.-Itis stated that the Prussian Govern
men; baye adopted the principle thai all public function
aries ana persons employed by the SAFE should DE Tree
from debt The Ministers OF Justice the Interior Fl
nancies and Public Instruction. informed their subordi-
mates that If they cot into debt hey expect TO BE-
dismissed and this menace hes been than once
carried into effect Every individual lending money TO
minor or giving him Illicit credit tor other objects than
those OF necessity will be punished with fine, equal 10
te amount OF the debt. IN consequence oi this denun-
clarion upwards Of seven hundred tradesm.n were re-
ceni!y condemned 10 ires. amounting 10 more than
40 coo francs They appealed to the Royal Court Il
il said that the King intends 10 remit one.third OF the
tnes.
observation-disclosures. OF tle 26tn Of October M
non1c rb the porr,it Of Queen Victoria present.
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