New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-06


Boston al 4. 81. on Saturday, when an HpresS
previously arranged for The Tribune in connection
with the Herald and Sun started at once for this City
arriving here at in the evening. The news not
bein, io,oor,snt we did not think it Advisable 10
Issue an Extra on the 4.h Of July, and we never
publish on Sunday
The bill reducing the Corn Laws has passed
through Committee in the House OF Lords by
,ote Of 1856 10 1888 majority. There can no
longer be doubt Of It's becoming law.
The Ministry Of Sir Robert Peel is on It's las, legs
It's Tory opponents are fer more bitter than tue
Wings ever were and ready to turn ii out a,
any moment but the Wings will not allow il 10 be
done until the Corn law reduction is perfected
That accomplished Sir Robert will resign or be
elected from his post, probably before the cores
pondiug reductions oIher articles shall have been
effected.
Pope Gregory XVI died on the Is, ult in his
74;h year. He good kind, tolerant man, aud
bis death is generally regretted. Hissuccessor will
be either Cardinal Fronzoni born in Gcnon, aged
IL or Cardinal Acton. born in England. There
has never been bnt one English Pope Adrian sevc
raj centuries ago. 1t is apprehended tha, Hevolu
,ionary commissions will now break out in the Papal
States.
Cotton ia rather lower. Grain and Flour are no
better. The British Crops look well.
Queen Victoria and children are well.
The accounts of the Battles on the Rio Grapde
have been received in England, and excited gen
era contempt for tho Mexicans. Gen. Taylors
bulletins are much praised.
stntc of the Crops.
The European Times says-The weather is, and
hnan iDr Ne..kb
sivuly hot Foo~ing has done tho very henvy rains
Oh very wet spring the earth has become covered with
luxuant vegetation. aud promises To give us one OF
man. hes, blessinersn early aud abundant harvest
Tn. hay crop the district o Liverpool ID being well
secured the quality Is reported 10 be excellent
The wheat crop from nil the reports that we havesecn,
both this and the sister Kingdoms ia likely 10 be most
luxurHnt and ready at unusually carly period for The
renpers sickle. The crop To have suffered
little the scorching nature OF The weather and In
some places by vcrmin: Notwithstanding where II has
escaped both these pcriF the appearance OF the oats
bds The husbNndnan take courage and rejoice at the
prospect of plentiful reward for oil hs lHbors
Reports begin spread respecting the blight among the
potato crops has been reported as visiting the neigh
borhoods Glasgow and Dublin aud correspondent OF
the Gardeners Chronicle mentions that 1t has shown
itself at Portugal No doubt the state of the ciscasci
IL actually exsts-has been exaggerated; but we shall
watch carefully and report 10 our transatlantic readers
from All the Information We can obtain upon
matter interesting ad important both 10 Britain and
America.
In connection with this subject IL should be remarked
that the original the potato marian supposed
TO the cold, spriog and summer OF lei5,
whereas the present summer has up 10 ms PERIOD been
Characterized by Of rain aud extreme heat the dis
order really exists. canno; therefore have been occa-
stoned by ihu weather
WEEKLY STEAMERS The Chancellor of the Ex-
chtaurr being questioned on the subject ttated In the
House oil Commons that her M-Jesy's Government,
having found II Unnecessary establish increased commu
nicr,on between Crest Britain and the United States
entered into IA contract with Mcssrs Cunard, under
which they would have weekly communication with
each other. The had yet been sisued but
was in "a forward stats OF prepar alton
France.
The French news is The most important OF any
thing by this arrival We quote the summary Of
Wilmer x Smuhs Times
Correspondence VI The Liverpool Times.
PARIS. June Is.
The Journal deS De5ats has lately published q
remarkable article the OF affairs between
Mexico aud the United States Your contemporary AS
,,rls mat MIR Polk has only gone against Mexico
p.lsate his Oregon, and ~ REGAIN the Poru
larily which that defeat hal brought upon him. IL
ks THAI Mexico is Totally unable 10 resist The tned
States and nat The eNiSiliS nuSues VIII 'fs"'' " ''S
dsuem6ermcut.
l. thuks 100 that the States will edeavcr TO seize the
Csuiorias MAKE up FOR What They viii DC obliged 20
lo.c IN Oregon and says that the CALIFORNIA; are M
nney more valuaOlv than Ihat brreu territory Nse"s
AL ths regret bat, Beyond lew sneerS AT MI FOLK
Tor whom appears 10 entertain profound cenerPi' II
SAYS nothing offensive TO the United states THIS i"cs de-
serves 10 be specially menoned icr al s'e the great gan
OF the French has appeared incapable OF even
naming Tho American republic without flowing over with
rather with Gisdnn.
The Epo39e the recognized organ Of NJ. Guzct, Min
lister Ter Foreign Affairs has also had very long and
Carefully written article Oh The pending dispute between
the great Republics OF Northern. America This ar
Gle points The necessity France AMI England inter
iesing the matter. in order to bring reconcia
tiou, protect Mexico II alleges that France has
Interests sufficiently Nsst IN Mexico 10
tcrirreuCc.
Considering the connection between this Journal and
NJ. Gaizol AN inclined 10 attach some importance TO
this iucuora,op showing that II France has IN
isrier,d IN the business assuredy vail do H.
deed, for my pail entertain the slightest doubt that
tne French NuNcrpruen; Will DO prepared, necessary
10 sNS eteeua projection Mexico against her great
heishoots er remember that tie course OF The pre-
feIt sesson @ulzo declared from the tribune on iwo
oeeSs'ehs hs Wa vi vast Importance &c FTsnee That
she l. States should seize Mexico nor the English
iSeo ABSORB me Spanish ana rs ne Is OF talk
without weighing iae totea aud Calculating
quvnces OF rs eNgrss,ions take for granted ,hSl MS
declarations INDICATE The policy French
had differentiated puTsuing, have made abatement.
10 this effect before they can .cArr.,v ~, t,, r
repes,ed fear that too many OF Your reader. nun
sasy with uoton that because Mr. Polk declared in
has message that tie would not admit any M
European govern IA The stN:s c; the American
csutinent European governments would iinidy :eirsir
from indifference
Texas had. on its being declared independent,
entered uio commercial treaty with France, Yer!
able TO ihr latter. In discussion IL The Chamber &C.
putty demanded that the maintenance OF that treaty saoa
be insisted upon Notwithstanding the annexation OF IeAs
20 the United states. The Minister o. Commerce s'AIs
that negotiations OIL the subject were in progress.
The official ManIiegr has announced that Mr.. King
the American Minister has had private interview vii
Louis Philippe present his Majesty the reply ct fTs>
dent Polk 10 Tho noincaoa OF the birth @: The ftacsS
Marguerite dOreas, OF the hnss SrAnc-cAnsaiefS
Lecomte. toe wouid-be assassin OF Louis tniippe
has been brought ta condemned 10 death, and eAeea
ted. The trsl OF considerable length OWING 10 tH'
number Of witnesses examined. Nothing, however ihs
has not been the paoc from the asi, hiss been
elected LecomIc both before. during AID aer the iEIa
asserted tia. he had no aeconpaces and that ae MAS not
tool of any political faction, and WAS etoasa TO The
block whou; exhibiting the least emotion Il IS said tha;
Ming desired 10 the w!etches lie, but
ruled py his Ministers.
The Emperor. Nicholas OF Russia, has shown q
disposition 20 make up with Louis Philippe By allowing
bis sou 10 visit Touion. The Royal Families o. France Anc
Russia have been bsd terms some time.
Last Sunday the little railway from Paris tr
Scea1x WA opened with much ceremony. Il 10 Tor ih'
trial OF new nveItion which enables curves, exceed