New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-20

convection for the settlement, OF The Oregon cues
ton. which was instructed b your lordshps Dispatch
No IS OF the 18th Of May 70 propose fox he acceptance
Of the United States.
After few hours' elaboration each Of the three
days, Wednesday. THURSDAY and Friday the senate b.
majority OF SO votes H. adopted yestercGy evening
resolution advising the President ACCEPT the terms pro
posed oy her &aestys Government The President GIG
not hesitate 10 this advice and Ny Buchanan &C
cordinsy sent for this morning. and Informed ne 'ha
the Conditions offered BY her Msiests Government were
accepted by the Government Of the United States WITHOUT
the addition or alteration Of q single word
"I have the honor to be, &c. Z. PAkESHAA.
"The Right Hon the Earl OF Aberdeen. 4 t. &C.
Having stated that the apprehended collision BE-
tween this country and Mexico in no manner Affect
ed the desire of the Ministry 20 settle the Oregon
Question and that Pakenham did right in acting on
that presumption the Premier proceeds:
Now let me say, and sure this House will think
Il 10 The credit of my noble friend, that the occn
Of these hostes between Mexico and the United states
before Of the reception which this offer on
our part would meet with, the frat packet that sailed
rendered United States the offer Of good efce
for purpose Of mediatlng between them and the Ne
can Government. (Louc cheers
Sir Robert closed very effectively as follows:
ar may be that sh,r leave name sometimes
remembered with expreasons OF good will 10 those
places which the abode Of whose lot It'll 10 Ia
Dor and 10 their daily bread by the sweat Of their
brow-e name remembered with expressions OF good
will when they shall their exhausted strength
with abundant and unsxed food because is no longer
leavened by sense Of Injustice" loud and vocie.
rouS cheering.
he moved an adjournment to Friday 10 give the
new Premier time TO prepare for meeting Parliament,
which was agreed to.
The Corn and Customs modification bills have be-
come laws, and will not trouble the new Ministry.
Sugar will be the immediate difficulty of the new
Premier. The present duties expire at the end
of month and the Free Traders will insist on re-
peal of all Discrimination between the Free and the
Slave. grown article
Hayden. the Historical Painter, has committed
suicide, in consequence of pecuniary embarrass-
men,s. He had previously written to several en-
inent men for assistance, but received little. Peel
sent him $50 and after bis death sent $500 to his
family and gave one son place in the Customs.
The news by this arrival is not favorable 20 our
exporters of Flour and Grain. The new Corn-L aw
has not improved prices bat the contrary. and the
decline in price has led 10 increase Of duty under
the continued sliding scale.
The London Times in strong and triumphant
article on the Oregon settlement, says;
1.-The navigation OF the Columbia Is peTpstaaAy net
temporarily been enormously asserted BY the Amer
lean prints, secured to u.s.
RUSSIA has been revising her Tariff, and the re-
suit is hailed by the British Press triumph over
Protection, but untruly. The reductions are almost
entirely made on Dyes Spices Coffee, &c. &c.
which arc calculated 10 favor rather Than depress
her Home interests, and all the duties continue 10
be Specific and computed on the weight of the arti-
Gle imported. The only concession OF any moment
is on certain Cloths, which are henceiorth 10 pay
Q go silver Roubles per pound instead of so.
FRAscE exhibits little OF interest. The Paris
journals have been very busily discussing the Mex
lean War from which each predicts results accord.
ing with it's wishes. L'Epoque, powerful jour
nal understood TO be under the influence Of Guizot,
denouuces the rapacity of Polk and broadly init.
mates that France should prevent the absorption OF
Mexico by the United States. The Journal des De
bats the leading Ministerial organ, takes the same
ground very strongly. On the other hand, the Rev
dictionary organs the Presse Nattonsl md Steele,
rather contend that France should favor the con-
Quest of Mexico by the United States in order TO
build up more powerful rival 10 Great Britain.
Eugene Sue has commenced the publication of a
new romance. entitled Martin GU l. Eniaut Trouye.
Some troubles have taken place at Nancy occa-
stoned by the desrness Of bread.
The opening Of The Great Northern Railway,
which unites Paris and Brussels took place on Sunday
the 18th instant with great pomp parade and maenih
When ts embarrassment shall be completed 1t will be
the gigantic railway concern In ths hands OF any
one company In the world. Ii will have need of $3.50
carriages and lis locomotives 1t has taken four years
In constructing and has cost 100, 100000 francs.
A commercial union between France and Bel.
GUM 10 talked OF.
Royal ordinances of recent date regulate the
Of slaves In French colonies attendant their
total emancipation. They provide that the slaves shall
be well fed clothed and protected that they shail have
one day in the week free to labor for themselves that
they shall not be put in irons not whipped In public.
never to receive than fifteen blows at t!u1e and
that only ak hours after the offence committed the old
and nfrm slaves to be maintained By their masters &C.
The New Corn Bill.
The New Corn Bill 10Th and 10Th Vic. cap. 22)
came into operation the 9th ut and the duties pay
able under 1t until the LIST of February lsi9 fol-
lows. viz:
If Imported from any Foreign Country, not beng
British Possession.
WHEAT. FLOUR & WHEAT MEAL.
Per Barrel.