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

Consisting OF himself as Chief and Minister for Foreign
Affairs; ~ Isturh, Minister OF the interior 1ene
pnnnan uInister NJ War Admiral Torpete Minister OF
W.rira NJ Psnay Aganyo Minister OF Finance NJ Anc-
zos Minister of Justice Gen. Haryaez was nominated
Chief OF the Army Tbs new Cabinet consnu
of eminent able and patriotic men, al OF wnom nave py
ed important parts in the public AFFAIRS OF the LAST few years.
Thus far we had opportunity OF
the manner In which will conduct the government, but
It has pledged tselfto act according 70 me
to brngin measures for the promotion Of public interests.
II has explained also, that the title given 10 Sarvaez
merely honorary and gives no power Whatever o7sf Gs
army. =, -
There Is talk OF some extensive modincauons u QUIZ
tariffs cotton goods.
Commercial Treaty between FRANCO anu
IT,, ,..u, >. prr,1., Contains acondensed statement
NJ ,be Commercial Treaty concluded between France and
Belgium II consists Of thirteen articles and certain sup
ulaon, of some importance, referring 10 the cyed nnens
and an alteration of the duties Of taken clotas.
The stoulatons In favor Of Belgium are hrst with 70
ference TO the duties on yarn and musins WHICH rom
The 10Th of August 1s46 70 be imported 'nto Franco
LAT For vsrns. the first 100000 kogrannmes at the
duties anterior 70 the royal ordonnance OF 2oth June
le4s; beyond 100000, and up 70 3,Ooo9oo Of hno.
prames increased by the difference agreed " iaroI %
BeIeiuu between It's Tariff and the general TsIif
hevond 1000 600 klogrammes the duties anterior 70
the ordinance ofseth June, 1912.
For Musins up TO three millions Of klogrannes. the
duties anterior TO the ordonnance OF zon June ''@
above that quantity the duties of the general Tariff
The rule for the importation OF haI and heinp arom
Belgium into France Is 70 be established reciprocay
wiz the importation the produce OF France into
belgium and the duties either side are not to he aug
uen,ed until the expiration ofthe present treaty
The Belgian Government agrees also TO require on ell
the other frontiers except the French frontier the same
duties with the exception Of IS 600 kss OF yarns from
Germany and Russia, which Belgium continues rc fo'
ceive at reduced prices, ~ .,
In this first list Of spuadons also those Tniec On
the one hand relieve the machinery Of France
surchsrge levied by the law Of 1876 and On I ,v he
hand regulate that the states of Belgium " the Law
admitted into France on the minimum guy -
of June S, 1915. ,..,,, the arysugen,ents for
,sete a conveying itsu and passengers in''
por1s OF france; made by France are .,,s
Inc conmlssisu,ents with respect TO wines allo siA
l. The as ne stipulation ofths 10Th July, lstz.
tissues consse of 70 par cent on the salo OF
2 aasieinn instead Of per cent as at present.;
sent % easnulling supplementary taxes
D.; Peleuu, In 1913, wooden yarns ns~ t S1os'
co tasbionable manufactures from france. Moo.eG
s-s are 70 pay threefourlhs OF the former ouS' anu
,se cher articles the duties levied before is4S.
1 AnnuIing the supplementary duaes Of sno W Pei
.snt on cassneres and similar usnuiactoIes. ,e,s
The Continuance of the DEGREES OF 1874 and !s4o
S;.h .ooT iron, cotton tssuss Of French produenon
he eItrs dudes which before existed.
There are senae reciprocal arrangements % S0ta' ~