New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04
Foreign Intelligence.

he news ioreshadoxed previously by the Telegrap h
The political and general intelligence is quite un-
important. while that pertaining to commercial al |
airs is Of a very exciting nature
France.
The trumpet for the onset between Free Trade |
md Protection has been sounded 10 France. and the
CoHsfutonnd has cast down IL gauntlet 10 favor Of Pro-
lection IL enoesvOrs 20 prove that England 10 Indebted
Tor her elevated commercial position where she ranks
supreme 10 the protective system which she cssu
supernuOus and that the comparative progress
OF French is also due 10 the same pOxious
,ysm II passes IN review the last twenty ears OF the
general commerce OF France and foreign lands In lr3
the general 300 millions, and this had In
10 27 900 In l5B5 the amount of tonnage
backward and forward between France snd foreign
part. 30 900 tons IN l5 std increased n 1902 90
t0nl in ls4J
Thus Gays the ConsaaionHeD under the influence Of
this system which 10 represented tho desiholON 70
the Interchange has nearly doubled. and
our tonnage has increased ,hreefOld within issniy
years
admits however that the development Of the French
marine 10 far from being In proportion 70 The ncresse
Of the national commerce In le25 10 The aggregate
amount of tonnage Of zs9 0O tons ihe French marine
only figured 81 f4 900 In lsi5 the aggregate amount o.
icnnsgs Of tire competing vessels 032 600 toD5 ci
which only SIS coo fe 10 France that is T. say, de-
Of 81 per cent 10 2 per cent 10 the general com
ptti.ion ~ netODa
This contradictory state OF things IL attributed by the
Con- stfi0nne 10 the reciprocal treaties entered into by
France with the United States with Eosland ard With
Holixnd In 1870 the French traffic with this United
States 80 per cent 10 1872 il fell 10 per cen, snd
at the present day only per cent 10 is2j the
uonal interchsDse with England was IS per cant IN
1926 reciprocal treaty formed, and IL fell 70 ~ per
a. the present moment Il Is but y per cent In
Holland II hiss gradually fallen from II to 80 per cent
10 France the hsrvests everywhere abundant and
prices OF Dresdstus have declined In all parts oi IRE
County excsp, Paris The Duke dAumnie l. i)finsiy
app,iued GOyerDOr(ieO Of Algeria width hr 10
about to sell II the Kings wish 10 sppoin, him
Vceroy. but the pesr Is MOI yet ripe The Prince ce
Jonv obliged 20 retire from active service ~ the
navy ~ consequence Of III health. The French iunos
and ther public securities have suffered materially from
The of the sdvsDc rates Of discount by
the Bank OF England. Mr. Klein who was sent 10 bogo-
Ia 10 with tue Government Of New Granada tor the
establishment, of railway across the sihmus of Psns
has urnod 10 France, He has com pletsy sue
ere dad ia his mission. havog obtained most sdvsnr,
seous conditions Tor the company he represented. The
works will shortly be commenced
Spain.
Tue accounts from Madrid are to the nth of An.
gust The reconciliation between the Queen and her
husband bso not taken place although was believed
that sort Of arrangement 30 that at least the royal
pair might occupy the same palace would be made on
tho arrival OF the Queen At Madrid which was daily ex
pecied.
A royal ordIDsncs had been published, aboshug the
octroi duties The OctrOi duties are duties which are
levied upon articles Of consumption Al the entrance TO
the princips Spanish Peninsula towns The zane du
ties levied In every town aud village OF France
where they great hindrsnco 10 commerce, and
severe tax upon the inhabitants
Portugal.
The country is at present tranquil, but its bank
rupt renders IL prominently task Ci crest ditcu
ty tor any administration 10 restore prosperity. Until
the Queen issues the decree for the assembling OF the
COrtes. and Diminishing her present Ministry rallies
around her liberal Administrator the repose Of Portu-
gal must continue TO be disturbed and the Queens
throne rest upon foundation The Spanish
army has completely evacuated Oporto and by this time
has passed the frontiers. Wilmer Smiths Tines.
Italy.
We are in receipt OF advices from Rome to 9TH
inst Rumors of pre- jscied outbreak in the Travse-
we're quarter again current but thanks 10 the
precautions taken, no such outbreak bad taken place
The arrest Of certsin Gennaro Msttsccini. better
known Gennsraccio, had caused certain sensation.
third deputy had been appointed for the City OF Rome
In the person OF Prince Odescsch the selection was
msde by tbs Pope.
A letter from Rome OF the Sd, in the Nuremberg Cor.
respondent mentions the arrest and imprisonment OF
priest. at whose residence found considerable
Of money aud large qusnti'y OF pistols and dse-
is alec stated that several persons have been ar
rested the chiefs of plot discoverc1 by tbs 20
lice. and which 10 have been carried Into execution
on the occasion Of the recent procession
switzerland.
Ii was expected that in the sitting ol the Diet
of the 18TH the Deputies Of the Sonderbund would in
Joint protest against the decree passed on the Ill.,
aeansi the srmng OF the League but the only step i
insertion in the protocol by the Deputy OF
Lucerne. that he did not recognize the decree. as Lu
cerne did not acknowledge the Diet the right Of form
log DEGREES OF such nature.
Miscellaneous.
The ALBERT Dock, LvRRrooI-The ship st Vim
cent which arrived 10 the Albert Dock few days since
discharged cargo of -four OF 900 barrels every one OF
which weighed in "a hOurs by one gang OF men and
winch. The business At the Albert Dock EXHIBITS
steady and continued Increase In the past month"; the
cargoes of 81 ships with total register exceeding "a
900 tons discharged and the total time occupied
gives average Of 2s hours for vessel OF 400 tons
l..t .f.f.y Intl "a
tons) from New.York was discharged in 80 working
hours The warehouses rapidly filling ny, aud We
are informed that upward OF 10000 tons oil goods have
been landed the dock to the present time this year
ENTRAoRDINARY BANKRUPTCY IN LONDON Among
the reoen, proceedings Ia the London Court Of Bank
ruptcy. ind that creditor OF The hrm OF Nessrs
Alexander 4 Co. merchants, Calcutta who failed In
ls32 for the enormous amount of S3OoOOOO, and on
ON hch dividend of ls % in the pound had already
been psij applied TO the Court for All order 10 allow
him TO resd the correspondence which had passed be-
tween the Cia gnae In England and the sssisnecs
la Calcutta. The applicant who was a creditor Tor
ssO0O stated that of the sssignees had sbsconded
with no less than 10000 belonging to the estate.
Tux POLISH 1RIALs.-ln sitting OF the llth the eN
animation of great numLer OF the accused was got
through but OF the cass are VI any interest That
of Anton Ciesiorf priest who appeared In lu csnoni
Gals caused some interest The Bench we're evidently
struck by his appearance and he addressed them more
In the Of who had the rgh,io preach them the
word OF God than US criminal Ne was acquitted, but
bound 10 remain al Berlin the conclusion OF the trsls
RAILWAY ACROSS THE lsTHMUs or PANAMA III
Klein DO sent 10 BOs0ts 10 res, with the Govern
uent of New Granada for the establishment OF Rail
way scross the lstamus Of Psnsms, hss returned 10
France he hss completely succeeded IN bis mission,
hs,rg obisinsc Advantageous conditions Tor the
company he represented. The works will shortly be
commenced.
DEArHs.-The news OF the demise of the heir spps.
rent 10 tho throne of Brazil Don Afouzo, only son Of
Don Pedro H.. had jus, reached England
SERsE~r, the Terrorist Secretary TO Ro5esperre,
and member Of the National Convention, died on the
18th of July, at Nice, In his 9Sth year.
SALT IMPORTED INTO INDfA.-rhe Indian Govern.
ment making preparations admit sslt to be imported
INTO ludls under bond Ii has now under consideration
plan 10 sppy its stores tor the accommodates oi
bonded salt.
EXPLOITATION OF GRAIN FRoM RUssIk-Be,ween Inc
date the opening ol Ihis years nsvigs snd the 81
alt there exported from - Petersburg ~ 40
chetserts of rye; e97lO cheiweru OF wheat 3-.SSJ
chstwerts OF oats and $50 s,2 kalen of rye meal
Toe community At Liverpool were thrown into an ex.
cited state On the leih ult 10y report that Louis Phil
ipoe hsd been .rot NJ BY an assassin and killed. The
report although Communicated by telegraph w@s proved
to DC false lust in time 10 prevent the romor being
bfou ght out 70 this conntry BY the Csledonis