New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18

EXPECTED DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.
NYosx AND BosroN MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
20 Washioeton-st. BosToN, July II. 7 oclocA,P Pm
Tho steamer Cambria Ia now safely moored In
our harbor, having accomplished the voyage from
Liverpool in her usual good time-a little over thr-
tben days Advces by this arrival have been re-
eeived from Liverpool to the 4th inst London Sd.
Paris lst Dublin 3d. Hevre %. We proceed TO tel
cgraph to you q brief summary Of her news, which
10 Of the most important and interesting character
Your own files will furnish you with more ample de,
tails which you will receive tomorrow evening In
duo course Of mail.
We copy the following summary from the latest
Liverpool and London papers:
Two highly important events have occurred since
we last addressed our readers. These the pass
ing of the Corn Bill and the resignation OF the Min
istry.
On the evening of Thursday. June 25th, the
House of Lords passed the third reading OF the
Corn Blu without division.
Attwo o'clock the succeeding morning the House
Of Commons lef; Sir Rober. Peel and the Govern
rant in minority o. seventy.three on the Irish Co.
ercior Bill.
On Saturday Sir Robert Peel proceeded to the
Isle Of Wight for the purpose Of rendering bis own
and his colleagues resignation TO the Queen; and
ON Monday night he made a heightened exposition
Of his motives for rssgning In the House of Com
mcus The Council now consists Of
Marquis OF Lansdowne Prvy Seal
Earl OF Mar, Home Department
Sir Geo. Grey, Foreign Department,
viscount Ps,merston, Colonial Secretary
Earl Grey, Treasury
Lord John Russoll, Exchequer.
Mr. Chas N. Wood, Board of Trade,
Earl Of Clarendon Chief Secretary Tor Ireland
DIR Lsbouchere, Secretary ofWar,
Hon. Fox M-ule, Attorney General,
Sir Thos. wyide. Lord Lieutenant OF ireland,
Commander Chief Duke Of Wellington.
Most Of the members belong to the Melbourne
cabinet. The Duke of Wellington remains at the
head of the army, without a scat In the Cabinet.
The London Times regards the new Ministry fn
worldly.
Sir Rober, Peel views II without jealousy and
with friendly eye.
The general impression s that the new Premier
win hastily wind up the business Of the session
and win dissolve Parliament In the course Of the
autumn.
The Cotton markets. In healthy but not 4 very
active state. Prices have improved shade The
contemplated change In the Sugar duties has had
an injurious effect.
Stocks became depressed and the dealers show
sreluctance to go beyond their most pressing wants
The Coffee trade has been in le;harsic condition
The Money Market, considering the Ministerin
change, is firm.
The settlement of the Oregon Question has pro
dueed general Joy in England. 1t arrived on Ink
eve Of the dissolution of the Ministry.
It's rxmored an Engiand thu. ,ie navigation o.
IN rftfttp
not for the duration alone of the Hudson Bay Com
pany's charter. Peel 30 understands 1t. Two col
umns and half of Peers speech are devoted to the
settlement of the Oregon question. the relations O
Mexico. and his resignation. he says;
rejoice before surrenderns power at the fec,
Of ministry Of this House. had tho opportunity OF givns
them the Official assurance that of quarrel with
that Great Country Amerca this side OF the Atlantic
Il ssrrninated Cloud cheers SIR feel that have
exseutsd the ,asS WHICH my public duty Imposed upon me
trust have aaid nothing which by possibility lead
TO the OF those controvea which have beer
spresated By all lovers Of peace"
Attention Is now fixed upon the American Tariff
and hopes entertained by commercial men Of
all parties In England. that The presen, session o.
she American Congress will not terminate withou,
arsdactlon OF the rates upon imported Goods.
The London Times and Chronicle speak savora
big ofthe sestlemen, the Oregon Question.
The election of Pope made with gres,er dis
patch than anticipated having been go; ever II
as hours None Of the foreign Cardinals had tim,
10 Be present The choice Of the conclsve fell o,
Cardinal Msstuy Ferreu. who was accordinsl,
proclsirued the successor of ST. Peter, under toe
name Of Pope Plus TX. HE age Ia Sf,y eight. A.
rsxsrds years, be 10 one OF the youngess of 81, Pc
s.,s .uccessors and II al! that is said OF h be cor
raet he canno, fail to make shrcwd temporal rule
In addition 10 the functions OF bic spiritual Office
Thu p,evious habits and character OF this Pon,ia
credit to the Judgment and impariaiisy OF the Coz
clsye which elected him.
There has been a continuation OF murders AZ
oanases in Ireland
From the Cape Of Good Hope there are melaf
eholy tidnss Of another outbreak among the csnss
which has been accompanied by several connic'
With the colonists
From India there Is no news Of striking inseres
nor from China
The grain trade at Marx Lane, London, has no
changed since the sailing Of the Britannia
Dr.. Lardner is preparing philosophical work 4
b called " Five Years In America"
The elevation Of Sir Francis Edsartoa 10 the Peer
ara has caused vacancy in tho Lancashire District