New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-20

Genti had effected junction with Marshal Busesud. In
the Mitda tranquility prevailed IS slso in the ProYin.
cos Of Constantine and Oran. But Notwithstanding al
this tho recent exploits Of Abd-elKsder have given
terrible fright to the French Generals and TO show
how insecure are the African possessions Of this coun
! Try.
Fresh intelligence of mercantile character has lasoiy
been received By the government from Canton II Ia to
the effect that England has sent such immense quaint
ties OF Spanish stripes that the market Is encountered
and prices have declined Nevertheless, il IL believed
that the Spanish stripes of France could command sale
al sooo prices aud the Ugh, cloths o! Rens and Beau.
vAs were IN demand The ordinary sober colors OF
cloths no. quite favorable to their sae-they should
be clearer Fine cloths are very much In demand
and the demand that does exiat supplied hy Ensland
Germany Russia and Prussia Long els or serses are
in great demand snd cannot be supplied by France
Turkish sa,ins also sought aferhose of France are
/ too dear.
Blankets sannes and articles FOR dress hitherto sent
have not ht the taste the Chinese they are not large
enough wide enough, DO the color OF the designs
suit Patterns are sent of whs; IS really wanted ous m
fortunately IL Is impossible adequately 10 describe them.
For wines the Chinese Little or nothing bat would &c:
cept champagne and the light wines OF France II not %
tear OF cherry brandy they take large quantities can.
extend this description OF articles suitable TO the Ca
market but deem better not nauch as the above
is the latest account and intelligence OF what was wanted
two or three months ago might mis!sad new.
Washington Irving the United States Minister at Ma
drid has Quilted Paris after several weeks stay. Mr.
Wheaton, the United States Minister at Prussia Is now
here.
The operations OF the Bank Of France last year smoalt
ed to o0e francs the highest amount they have
yet attained.
law for according extraordinary vote OF 2Soo0ooo
francs 70 gers has been presented TO the Chamber By
the Minister OF War. The cost OF this colony In measure
and blood IS enormous.
The Treaty OF Commerce concluded oy france ana
Belgium Is the in effect the last. with this differ
ence, that will Dc somewhat more advantageous ID III
operations 10 France. Il provides among eher thnsa
that when the importation Of Belgian threads asd linens
shall exceed 100000 francs, they shall pay null duty
Heretofore they bad been gained at the expense OF those Of
England.
10 obtain the reduction Of the 5 per cents.
Some OF newspapers positively declare that the Cav
erHent determined not TO proceed win the proposed
expedition against Madagascar.
Many parts OF France have suffered severely from In
urdations. The waters, however. have now reured-
The weather is most beautiful and mud-lkc Spring or
early Summer.
The Carnival has concluded. Compared to what Il
forty, ten years ago. or compared 70 wna1u
is in Italy, the Partisan Carnival Is sorry anair BUT
Notwithstanding Is not altogether to be cespsed Us
masked balls decidedly amusing. though not remark
ably moral It's promenades OF the bout Sros accom-
panied by brilliant procession OF horseen anu oo
men in costumes of every and chme-gorSeous oan-
nes riumphal cars and bands OF music are all wortn
seeing Its maskers and mummers in the streets tnoasc
In general dull dogs, sometimes create laugh, ano a.
WAYS excite attention from the oddly OF their costumes
But still there denying 1.-THE Carnival Is on us
last legs and 1t will soon cease TO exist altogether iom-
foolery longer to the taste OF the people mas
had It's day. and make way TO he spirit OF inc
age The so-a.headi,m OF time will assassise It,
II was yesterday morning that this years Carnival ter
J nj
that the or gros hawked about the streets, to the
inteuse delight Of gaping crowds OF both sexes all ras
all ages. This spectacle Is very ancient-so ancient at
its commencement Is lost In the night OF antiquity on
Sunday and Tuesday nights all Paris was dancing ana
don't think II would be caumny to say. that all fafis
was engaged in gigantic debauch Now however, tne
time for penitence and morucsuon, of ho""e o LII '"o
season of Lent.
The Archbishop of Paris has published long appeal to
his people in favor OF penitence and prayer "nonS up
with his gracious permission 10 eat mes. on p
| and, and
Notwithstanding the foies OF the nave only ut
ceased don't think that the people OF rars epeaHins
of them In the mass will pay much attention to the pro
ae annea and as TO his permission TO eat meat and
eggs he might just well have withheld IT. Tor the "a
rsans will certainly take 1t as often as suits them
The Catholic Bishop Of New.York Is in Paris and has
b,en prracbpg several sermons. The greater part OF
his audores has consisted OF English and irish Catno
lies The Bishop Of Texas is also here having cone 70
raise money! and to obtain priests to accompany MN 10
Texas to assist in promugating the faith ms mission
is said to have been successful as no could possibly
wish
Much satisfaction has been felt here by the Boy OF Iu
mis- having abolished slavery throughout his domnionf
Such proceeding scarcely to have neen eApecteo
from An African potentae In whose country slavery nas
existed as long as the country itself twas on the repre-
sensations of tho French and English Consuis that ne
took this STEP The French, albeit slavery sun emu W
their colonies entertain an extreme h ; a.
TO learn that their old friends and allies OF the United
States had determined on sweeping 1t away IN lusuce
to the French, II should be added that though slavery
exists their colonies have been taken for It's
gradual sboton and those measures are now being car
| red into execution
France and the republic ofHay In the pending dispute
and there is no doubt tho offer will be accepted
MApaIp Februnry24.
As was Anticipated the address, signed by number Of
the deputies against the proposed marriage Of the Queen
with the Comte Trapni has lead TO change oil Ministry
One OF the ministers, NJ Mon, was suspected OF having
favored the getting up the address, and It Is certain that
II was signed by many Of his personal friends Ihs eo 70
alterations between him and General NafVaeh Wnich.
however patched up by sort OIL apoioBeuc speech
delivered by NJ Mon in the legislature subsequently,
however the disputes between the Ministers broke out
afresh, with renewed violence.
Narvaez, who is a violent headsrong fellow, inouIgoo
In the most yirulent reproaches Of hs colleagues so
much so that Of them, the Minister OF Marine pro-
posed duel which should be continued until one or
the other was killed but thJ though accepted was pre-
vented by the prudence of the seconds Narvaez at last
proposed that they could agree among themselves
all the Ministers should send In their resgnstons put
TO this his colleagues deurrsd saying that as tney pos
sessed the confidence of the Legislature 1t would Do IN
consistent with their duty TO the country TO resign
Narvaez thereupon. got into great passion, and
Chief of the Cabinet The Queen sent for the other
Ministers and told them that che considered inc Caon
dissolved and asked them 10 give up their portonos.
They again declined to resign saying .na' icy so
little hesitation NJ Martinez dc la Rosa, Minister lor ro.-
eisn Affairs sent In his resignation bis colleagues nov
ever. would not resign, and accordingly tGey "eso a
missed by the Queen. Nsrvaez was applso W W oin
government, but he declined
The Duke de ylluma next applied to. and accepted
the task but, being unable 70 compete H. vas @ No.
abandon it. An application was then made 10 the MAJ,
auis de Mirafores and he Immediately formed Csoinet
consisting OF himself Chief and as Minister iof
Affairs: 81 Isturth, Minister Of the Interior Genern
Roncal Minister of War Admiral ToIpete, MINISTER of
Marine NJ Psnay Aganyo, Minister OF pinAnce, m Auo
zoia Minister OF Justice Gen. Garyaez was nominated
Chief OF the Army. Tbs new Cabinet consists
NJ eminent able and patriotic men. all OF whom nave play
ed parts in public AFFAIRS Of the last few years.
Thus far we had opportunity OF ascertantng
the manner In which 1t Will conduct the government oue
Il has pledged itself according to the constitution and
to bringin for the promotion Of public interests
explained also, that the title given 70 AalyheLn
merely honorary and gives power whatever over ts
army
There Is 8 talk OF some extensive notifications In our
tariffs on cotton goods.
Commercial Treaty between Franco and
Belgium. ...
The JrudI de BruLees contains aconcensec alatemont
Of the Commercial Treaty concluded between France and
Belgium II consists Of thirteen articles and certain sup
NATION, of some importance referring 10 the dyed linens
80 , alteration of the dutie5 Of faIen cloths.