New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07
RAILROADS IN GERMANY.

By the arrival at this port OF the packet ship
Northumberland from London and the Columbia
rom Liverpool We have advices from both those
aass 70 the 9Th ult-two days later than those re-
ssvsd by the Hibernis-
The Cotton Market remains unchanged.
The Money Market is easy.
The price Of Corn is rising
AfaI reconciliation has taken place between NJ.
aazot and Lord Normandy
France.
The Journal des De6ats devotes long article to
tie question Of the establishment OF line Of COM
uunication BY steam betuesa the ports Of France
sH tie continent of America, and urges upon the
Gambler Of Deputies the necessity OF adopting the
BIZ now before it for that purpose.
The Constitutional makes some remarks upon
the Bank question, from which we gather that 1t,
upon the whole, approves of the conduct OF the
Bank throughout the money crisis, and entertains
m expectation that the measures recently adopted
y the Bank TO prevent farther drain oil money
xl be found 10 be sufficient for the existing cxi-
gsncy.
The Courier Francois says; To celebrate their
reconciliation, NJ. Guizot will in few days give to
Lord Normandy grand dinner. to which the whole
d the corps diplonlatique will be invited The
Carrier is very apt, however. to state as iacts
wat are merely probabilities
The Chamber Of Deputies met ON wednesday
when the Minister of the Interior presented bill
sla.ng the sum of four millions Of francs IN a'@ o.
W public charitable institutions Of the k'ngdon an
uiS5uence of the high price Of provisions
A good deal of interest is felt in Paris as TO the
GOiif,stion Of the duties cotton and iron which
ss understood 10 be the intention OF the French
Government to introduce about the end oil the pres
,t month At present manufactured coitons are
.atrsy prohibited in France, but 1t is understood
aerintroduction will be allowed at duty of from
Is to 80 per cent on the valuation.
This duty is of itself SO enormous that 1t will
AMOUNT pretty nearly to complete prohibition,
bat still il is understood that it will be vigorously
opposed by the Manufacturers who at present en-
ioy the monopoly The duty upon Iron is at present
% per cent and it is understood that the Minister
intends to propose its reduction TO 10 per cent.
postscript 10 our Paris letter contains the fol
esing
M Guizot has lust received an invitation 10 din
asr fox Tuesday, tho 10th inst from Lord and Lady
Normandy. Thus the reconciliation is complete
sDr NJ Guizot will reply to morrow TO tho English
Ambassador that he cordially accepts the invita-
ton
Our accounts from Madrid Of the seth Of Feb
rasry. state that the departure Of the Queen Mo
ther for Paris, was to take place ON the sth or 10Th
% March.
The debate on the address was still going on
and was likely 70 last week longer
The accounts from the North of Spain still de
sclbe the Csrlists as daily increasing IN number
s0d strength.
The new loan is meeting with considerable op.
position in the Congress
Germany.
A letter from Berlin dated Feb -, says IL
has been this day decided that Prince Solms Ho-
hensoIms .Lch is to DO President Of the General
Diet, which opens on the nth April.
1t was stated at one time by the newspapers that
Count dArsim de Boitzenburg, late Minister Of
the Interior, would be Marshal Of the Diet. He
was in fact nominated to that post by the King
bu. positively refused TO undertake the duties
India.
Dispatches from Bombay TO the lst Of 1 ebrusry.
They bring interesting intelligence.
The affairs Of L ahore were going on slowly; the
eovernorGeneral. having regulated the Govern
nent Of that country, and placed Col. Lawrence as
resident, and Sir John Litter at the head OF the
British troops left that capital the nth of Jan
nary and proceeded to the protected Sikh States
The Lahore army has been ordered to be reduced
and cortiandts bat'siions were ordered to be dis
banded.
Toe state OF the frontiers Of AGghanistsn was