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

snes Governments after months notice snal Dc
ssscient to render this treaty null and void.
Belgium.
The difference OF opinion prevailing In the Bel
.n cabinet respecting the education question: mas gwen
Tse after five xix cabinet councils mad been heu on
.ha sub;ect 10 n ministerial crisis. NJ Van de Weyer
has resigned the post OF the Minister Of the Interior a
hi, resignation has been reluctantly accepted oy .ne
King His Excelency will shortly proceed " C. -
IN order TO resume his diplomats dones AZ 'u Va
st. James his successor not having oeen sPp0'"'eo
GERNAsY.-The Grand Duke OF Baden having
Sonnd hi. Chambers intrsc,abe. has dissolved them
The Opposition calca'hte on retaining the'' mSJOfS
Arrivals from the United States.
Tho steamship Hibernia arrived here on ner
honsward voyage from Boston on the ian utsu, sd
a passage Of - days. She succeeded, o. an,;i
by the Queen Of the West" whose ne new 60 d.
mated hv the s,eamer On the 2In tne on DC, y, o.
PS =. sne ,vs arrived anticipating the OK
fofdr of the Cd which arrived on tne I py
29th On the ID Instant nj = ~ Z Az. NC r. 49,
Esnrv " Ca,,ain De,sno put US IN possession Vi eao
or 81, sfter a rou Oh voyage At the time oil our
eoing 20 press news OF The clipper schooner
sWm j. Romer." which sailed WIN 'ne tsi e. Wy
and OF which fnd 80 much said IN tne New ioiA
uauers OF the Gin. The Patrick Henry mas dIfiy oea1en
ber The important news by the Patrick henry was
forwarded Immediately TO London oy our ei.
reached there g. hours after the weasel entered tne
liver: our messenger making up the news Tor puohca
don whilst travelling ltis worth remark, tha Tue
sane dates from NevYok arrived London IL on hour
anerward ria Havre, by the =" 81 Nicholas, arrived al
thai port on 2sh ul. and which vessel sailed 10 COLI
many with The Patrick Henry and the clipper schooner.
To tho cautains and consienees OF these Veoses We
tnder our best thanks for the prompt delivery OF our
naners fWillmer 81 Smiths European lines.
miscellaneous.
PREPARATIONS FOR WARN neither or not we
are TO have war; great preparations are being made or
A. The army is 10 be increased 1000 men; the militia
ara to be IN readiness for immediate training the ord
nance corps are to receive accession OF loOO men
the royal marines 500 and the land regiments OF
tho line 6000 The increase In the navy WI" We aoou'
1000 men.
BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN MAIL STEAM
Ess-ws understand the British and North Aner-
can Royal Mail Company, anxious TO prosecute .he ser
which they have hitherto conducted WIN sucn ssv.
h.ve determined on Immediately laying down another
steamer OF grenter power for the conveyance OF inc as
between Liverpool and America.
Accounts from Berlin state that Mr. Wheaton,
,ba Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penpotentiary
NJ the United States had left that city for London
THY MURDERS or BOARD THE SHIP Troy
Most Of our readers will remember the herTld scenes
which were detailed having taken place on board the
shp Troy on her passage from Hong Kong TO England
Tho sntsn hewed and hacked his mate. officers and sea-
men with cutlas5 though they had been blocks OF
wood He was tried the Central Criminal Court on the
9Th instant for seven murders ana ieoes' Inc @
General prosecuted The trial lasted two days The lcry
acquitted him on ground Of insanity The verdict has
caused much d satisfaction johnson WILL of course be
confined life. His health, which was bad when lie was
committed, has been partially restored.
UPWARD OF Four HUNDRED LIVES LosT.-Ac-
counts have been received Of the loss OF the emgrant
ship Cataraque The vessel left Liverpool in April last
with 1863 eigrants on board and crew OF 40 for van
Diemans Land In August she reached Bass Straits,
and ON the 4th Of that month struck on reef on kns
Island Nearly onehaf OF the passengers were drowned
below. About POO reached the deck ana cune 10 'ne
ship but the severity the weather caused her to 60 TO
peces Only nine of all on board survived Inc snip
out Of her reckoning
wbeat IL is said can be grown in England for
49, load the bushe SOS. the quarter barley ~ iotd
ar as od per quarter and oats. Is SD per Oshel OF
1885, M per quarter including rent and all ote charges.
The American Minister is confined to his house by
severe ndispositon lie unable to attend her aes
rvs levce tho Ill., but was represented by MI. 1ae
WORT Melville his Secretary OF Legation
Louis Philippe is said to be infavor OF referring
the Oregon dispute the arbitration OF three English and
three American gentlementhus carrying oui the Idea OF
Mr.. Winthrop Of Massachusetts
Baron Won Bulow, Minister to the King OF Prus-
sis died at Berlin recently
Naples has entered into commercial treaties with
Norway Sweden Denmark and Sardinia She has also
removed the prohibition tho import OF pins, allowing
1t to take place payment OF moderate duty Naples
Is very literally disposed with regard to her Tariffs and
lie said Intends to mako very great notifications In
them.
In one year. ending 5th January, 1885, 229, 24l
quarters of wheat and wheat flour imported into
England from Canada.
Twelve men were killed near Dover recently by
an explosion of gunpowdcr In cave where they had
taken refuge, and others terribly wounded. The men
had been warned Of their danger.
The /" Locossoes" Of Berne have gained great
triumph. majority OF $4,000 against 10 ooO OF inc
yvhole people has decided that assemble consfndne
shall be elected by the Cd of March for the drawing up
of new constitution In place ofthc existing one which
Is too aristocratc
Father Mathew has published letter, accompa-
uieG with specimens OF bread and sirabout. made
from Indian Corn Efforts now making to Introduce
this excellent beverage only in Ireland but into the
three Kingdoms generally, on the plan which marks It's
use In the United States.
From Persia we hear, with alarm, that the choe.
70 Is raging furously.
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert will it is said.
after her accouchment visit France. The Duke and
Duchess Of Nemours to repair to London TO accom-
pary them.
European C0rn-Trade.
LoNpoN-Durng the time that has elapsed, since the
publication of our paper the 4th ult there has BEEN
generally speaking, dull trade in all descriptions OF
Grain and Grain produce Until the Commercial policy
ofslr Robert Peel has been finally disposed Of Is vain
expect any improvement In this branch OF busness-
During the week ending February 90 the transactions
Wheat both free and In bond, were unimportant and
difficulty experienced in maintaining the rates eur
rent during the previous week Flour met with little
attention under all the circumstances it is questionable
whether mlcrs will beenabed TO keep the top price OF
56s per sack much longer, unless the Wheat trade
RES On the 9th ult the Wheat trade was steady in
value but buyers only took fine qualities for tho supply
Of their present wants.
At the market held on the 2nd Instant scarcely any I'm
provement took place. less influence being producsd on
The trade by the result of the division the Corn law
question than might have been expected indeed busi
ness remained In precisely the position as before
An early settlement of the matter being looked upon as
son doubtful For the fine qualities Of home grown
Wheat former rates paid. wired new 52s TO $751;
old SOS to 62s white. new 54s to 63s old CAS- TO per
or. In duty paid foreign whea, scarcely anything was
DONE owing to the want of suitable qualities prices
manned nominally unaltered. Bonded Wheat was in a
rather neglected state, was In general held above
speculative price, There was little business done In Flour
but prices mostly unchanged. American, per bar
rel, being worth sos TO 32s.
yyvrppoor We have lIttle 10 remark upon