New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-30

f..,r scconn,s ~ the restoration OF tranquility il
the dirnrbed districts Of that country. Tne recent
di.rnrbsnces q. Trebizonde are Represented BY ihe
sane journal TO have been completely sobo ued
COPENHAGEN. April 2a
The King OF Sweden is expected TO arrive here
n, The l3;h of JULY or visit 10 ;ne Court The
LEGISLATURE will be opened On the 18th OF thai
month.
A letter from Copenhagen Of the 2sth ult' ssys:
the Prince Royal OF Denmark has iast made On
AGGREGATION TO De divorced from bis vie tie Princess
Caroline of Meckenberg S;relitz, whom DC married
in Jay ls4l his second wife and DO in 1874,
after discussion With her husband. withdrew 10
Neus;re!i,z 10 her family. where she has stlli re-
msinet The suit viii Re tried IN osr capital oy CON-
mission composed Of ecclesastcs and aics partly chosen
By the King Of Denmark and partly oy the Grand Duse
Of Necklessers trelirz The Application foE cssovl3g
the marriage |. founded the grounds OF a.Urnountaoe
aversion todis1n ariae which. according 20 the L.
;hersn religion which ootn parties belong Is s1ceat
20 warrant the annulnent Of :he marriage.
TIE Prince Royal Of Denmark had oees ars married 20
his cousin the Princess Cenine Marie daughter Of he
Ia Eng Frederic VI Of Denmark from whom ae Is also
divorced The Danish journal announce ina; IS oon as 'ae
divorce between To. Prince Rava and the Princess Caro-
line shall have pronounced. the King will grant hin
d!speusaton Of The delay Of three yers before the e1
orati1n o. which time according on! laws persons d.
vorced again contract marriage Ths Prince !, IS
said, Will marry during the present year his cousin me
Princess Augusta, daughter OF tn; Landsrsve william OF
Hes.eCae and Of tue Princess Louse-Charlotie fs'ef
Of King Christian VIII Of Denmark
A letter from Bremen of the 25th ul, announces
the arrival there Of several Protestant minister from
America their way London. 20 attend the General
Uoion which take place in August They are about
10 travel in Germany In order 70 study the state OF re-
lieion iu country and establish an Intimate Inter
course between the Lutheran Church In Germany and
the same Church IN America,
From IDdin.
A despatch TO the Tunes office. in anticipation oil
the Bombay mail OF the LIST OF April. brings the
gratifying intelligence OF India being at present In
complete tranquility. The late rapid campaign on
the Satej has terminated in the ple.e suejo CATION
the Skins The Delhi Gazette Extraordinary OF
the 23d OF March coua ms several most important DO
cuments connected with the treaties which were
signed for the paclfcaion OF Punlaub. The hrst Is
a notification published by the Governor General.
and contains Of the conference held on the SIN
Of March between the British Dpoma,ist, Mr. Cur
srie and the Minister and Chiefs of the Lahore Dur.
bar and also transIatons OF TWO applications on be-
half of the young Maharajah Dhuleep Singh pray
ing fer the protection OF the British troops.
The other documents have reference 10 the con-
ferences aud proceedings which have taken place
between the Governor. General and the sikh leaders,
including the policy Of the British Government and
the sIipulalDns required from the Sikh Govern
ment the treaty OF peace between the two Govern
ments; the particulars of the boundaries OF the Ia
,ure Sikh territories; aud the payment oil the OK
penses OF the war.
The Scinde army. which had reached Bhswul
Msfch and most of the regiments returned TO Suk-
kuJ &c in order to be stationed in Sciade. while
the Bengal troops proceeded towards Ferozepore.
Sir Charles Napier. Who by most rapid march had
reached the Governor. General al Lahore on the Sd
of March and where he was received with every
distinction was to return TO Scinde as Governor.
Sone foolish reports have been circulated OF the
surrender of the Indus aud Scnde 10 the Ameers, as
If that great river not now more than ever re-
qn!si,e for maintaining the pre- ponde'ancy OF the
British 81 prenacy in the North West OF India
Gen Sir J. Li,tler at the head of 10 600 men, is 10
occupy Lahore for the remaining months OF 1916.
the 4hnrc Government has 10 defray The expenses
of the ri,ish troops there. The Governor General
was ex pcced 10 quit the Lahore Slate on the 20th
Of March, and 10 proceed into the newly acquired
provinces the 4 ast OF The Beas N company win
Sir Charles Napier when they will have 10 regulate
the csrS Comments Itappeurs 10 be expected that
the Got:,rnor General viii pass the hot aud raIny
months at Simla
The Duke OF Wellington completed his nth year
Friday, having been born May l. 1859.
WEEKLY STEAM MATS BETWEEN ENGLAND
AND MERIcA-Govcrpment have entered into farther
contract the British and North American Royal Mail
Company. the effect OF which 10 secure weekly comnu-
ncaton by between pool arc The United states
of America A Of great power and size Will be
dispatched direct Liverpool Sew-York every al
saturday during eight months OF The year Ihess
trips performed additional voyages and Ire
syecive OF ortnishty 10 Halifax and Boston,
this service will continue Just as ~ present. win
the alteration sailing Liverpool well as from
Bosou always Saturdays, instead OF fixed day OF the
month al present The steamers 10 Ncw-i OK Will al
SO take their departure Saturday BY this ar
rcA every Saturday and the American side also ev:
saturday the only difference being that Boston AND
NewYork will alternately be the ports .. departure
IGIobe.