New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03

time only clepae before toe possibility OF mis-
understanding between England aud America will
be removed.
France......pARis, Nay i5
An arrival at Havre brought intelligence Of the
vote OF the Senate the Oregon question before il
reached you In England, TIE news created re-
arkao lille sensation, consics,iug is uoruenious
importance.
jos, before the receipt of the intelligence of the
vote OK the Seua;e, siatcmen, was current on the
bo7rse, and sciGaiIy believed. that the English
government had become 40 thoroughly dseu'teo
th the Oregon q, bates AID The American Leslsis
tnrr that, the matter short IL had seni meet
to lombard New YORK;!
TIE state Of affairs between the United otstes ana
Mexico excites Considerable lntere. herei out HIiie
Is ssid thereon, either IN conversation or oy 'ne
nexspapers. The LATER. however, carefully trans
se all Intelligence they find 10 The American or
English papers bearing upon the subject VI cou'Ae
there 10 bat opinion. that il the poor oe'iis o.
Mexicans go war With the uited States, lhey VIII
get a most Internal licking.
From what can collect. am o. opinion losl IL
the United S,s,es. at present. were 10 suemp' ~
cnnouer Mexico or even 10 annex any coo-'d-rsoie
portion Of ils ierrIo=y they would cause great oS
satissctiop in France and, 10 all probaoi!ity' "o
have 10 encounter the decided hostiny "a ~
French government. reference 70 Vi o''L"s
very remarkable speeches on the Texan q'e'.o
viii show that France attaches very grea' in'po.
s,r. IN the preservation OF Mexico an s-pa ave
nsljon and that apar, from that coa''oe' 1o ~, "
wcold regard unfavOrably any farmer az e
n.nt of IN. L nited States Mr. Polk II u uue, a'
d.cisr.d that neither FraDcc bor Lheispi 'a
,ereere In the afairs Of the american e-'.I
,hen NJ Gu got has also declared IN az ''' 'o'
a,.r in the name OF France that Il VIII IN sp''e
80 Mr. Polk interfere "a often. ana Ia STU I'e1"e'
a. !, nleases In American sfairs
.sv again tben that my opinion ~ mat any Eel
Is N.xican territory BY the United States
1''> 4 h q ntiectpd by rance;
nd M doub, also by England. II would be inol'
!, M. 10 presume 10 advise American STATES.
mon Az the course adopt IN the pre-eut posture "i
sHa,r.. hat say 10 American 1ournali-ts-W alt!
W.i,, Wat! Wait Wsi,! aud in a few years
Mexico " III be yours; bu, il you attempt TO seize
!, now or gay portion Of il. you will most likely
have TO coun, with England and France and 10 that
case YOU may depend upon It thai England and
France united " i'll be too strong for you
Experiments have lately been made at ViDcennes
with cannon, consisting entirely OF steel. sent oy
the nited States Governmentss present to ance
Some of the newspapers give Description OF hr.
Poks personal appearance and habts. IL Ia Dor
rnued from new French journal published at
New York. Apr0y0s Of this journal. The RePuo-
ilcsn newspaper The N0ti0naf coDgrsiuiaies The
American press that it will have organ which
will prove /, that the people OF France have no
=, m pathy with the Government, by which II sp
,i.nrs that the new French jurns is OF republican
principles ! hope your American contemporaries
will not commit the deplorabe error OF separating
France from the Government Don't let IN. m De
li.ve as probably this new: French paper VIII tell
them tina, France is republican, and that II oeIesis
its Government
and very insignificant Its leaders have no iufa-
ence nj all It's new pers few in number There
are only two al Parir aud small in circulation, and
almost every day il lis losing ground. The repuoh'
cans however. always say tina, they have the coun'
try with ihem--lhat they are France. The nsser
,on ia absurd. The leg,msis say exactly the same
thing but they gricvovousy wrong, though
they are more numerous. wealthy, Influential Ano
respeclsble than the republicans. The majority OF
France-the vast the Overwhelming MAJORITY oi
Francis for the dynasty Of Louis Philippe That
IN .ioriry elects the Chamber, and The majority OF
the Chamber nomnstes the Ministry. The Minis
lry therefore. is The Ministry OF France. To sepa
rate i, from the nation at large is excessively stupid
and The republican party makes Itself ridiculous In
tr, ing To do 1t.
The Committee of the Chamber of Deputies has
presented it's report the Budget II proposes
very lew reductions the sums demanded by the
diif.rcn, minister's and which amount altogether 10
/ 455 GA ,5lSt
Lccomte, who fired at Louis Philippe, has no,
vet been brough totria Ii appears that the crown
LAWYERS have some reason 10 suspect that be was
the tool OF political factions Al one lime II was be-
lieved that be was employed by The legitimlrs
lately it appears be su4pec ed tina, he vas melted
to The crime by the republicans. Descens oil the
police have been made in the houses OF Aeverai mem.
beers OF both parties. but nothing was Uncovered OF
a terminating character. The public opinion is az AT
first that the fellow had notblng 10 do Win any po'
llticAl party and had no accomplic"s.
The lst OF NAV was the King icte. Ahthe puo'
lie bodies and departments headed by both Cham
pers delivered consrIclatory addresses 10 MS ma
j,sIy: and many hu 1dred,--perhaps we might ray
thous.nds-of officers ofthe army aud national guard
"A In IN I'm. show
d him self at the principal window OF The palace and
WAS most enthusiastically received. Never IN aci'
since his accession to the throne did his Majesty
ce,ve more general or more hearty marks OF attach
ut aud respect.
Meh. met Ah's son. Ibrahim Pasha lie in Paris
and isl lion 81 the first order. He occupies hun
-ef III visiting, the public buildings and everything
worthy uf notice. He ia lodged In the EIey.ee
Bourbon a splendid mansion belonging 10 The State.
And the all donors that the Government can show
TO royalty have been heaped upon HIM
American pertu mers are beginning TO IND their
wa> To This capital. Last year there were two or
three who gained considerable popularity by leafs
ut addrees aud horsemanshlp. AZ present tnere Is
an American exhibiting, al the Hlppudrome, Ia sort
of circus a series OF curious performances on a
slack rope. He is very much admired.
spnin.......MApRIp. May L.
The instruction in Gal!icia was not suppressed
quite so soon had been expected, but IL was got
under without any very Ertht va" '"e
23d ut General Concha vauquisted the insurgents
aud subsequently obtained possession OF Lueo and
ST Jaso Great numbers at rebels were made pri
soners and 10 of them-othcers In the army--were
s,ot in that cool of hsnd ner for which Span
ish Generals are remarkable IN the treatment OF
their victims. Very many other persons were Gig
nailed out for dests. and would certainly have been
executed had not the Government. In Difference 10
public opiuion and the representations o! ltn best
ir,ends accorded them their lives, Since then a
oval decree has been issued. ordering very many
oil the persons arrested be set al liberty and di-
recluc the rmcleaders OF the revolt 10 Dc brought 10
Justice Not u few, however OF the more active
parucipstors in this outbreak conirived 10 make
their escape after helping themselves 10 all the mo
new they could find III Tho bsnk. The insnrecton,
/, appears was set on foot by the parlsans OF Es'
par,ero.
Madrid is pretty tranquil, and nothing O: much
importance has happened lately. beyond the recall
OF the decree OF Nsrvsez relative 10 ihe press
A railway is ordered 10 be made from Madrid 10
the frontier OF France.
Belgium BsusstLs May 10
Notwithstanding he Cabinet has obtained ma