New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-18

seSeer The Portland ue has been Interrupted since
Tuesdsy last and "Wednesday all the Boston lines
| were prostfsed by the gale
PS. The America arrived at Boston yester
day. By express we have received copy o.
( Wilmer & Smiths Times, from which we make
the following extracts;
| FRANCE-On Saturday the National Assem-
! bly,, by majority Of 319 to 305, referred 81. de
| RANGES proposition TO a special commission.
! The Municipal Councils Of Nuts and Preay
| have been dissolved, and the Mayor OF Nuts and
| bis deputies dismissed
! Admiral Parseva Deschenes's squadron sailed
! from Brest for TOuon on the 18th ult
| The papers contain official document OF the
! failures of the Ministerial combinations which
| have been attempted by the President.
On Monday NJ. Ducoux, while taking part in
| the labors OF the Committee on recruitment, was
seized with An epoplectic it, Dr.. Rgal, another
Representative, who happened to be present. at
| once took out bis lancet and bled him. and III.
DucouX is considered out of danger.
The director of the Republican, newspaper has
been sentenced to fine and imprisonment for
having published asecond edition OF his paper
without making any additional deposits.
SPAIN.-Our accounts from Madrid are OF the
Goth ult The Epoc0 states that the King left on
the previous day for Arsn juez, on visit to his
brother the lnfante don Enrique, who 1t appears,
arrived in that royal residence regular prisoner
escorted by detachment Of civic guards. The
Chamber of Deputies still engaged IN discus
sing the project OF swr relative to the arrangement
Of the Treasury debt.
PORTUGAL Letters of the 22d ut. announce
the return In the Tagus OF Commodore Martin
SQUADRON The claims Of the Marquis OF alladas
to the peerage have been rejected In the debate
on this claim speeches OF great violence were eX'
changed by the Duke Of SaldaDhs and the Mar.
Guis of ThOmar. The Lower House has voted
the whole OF the budget. The Alfeite question
was before the PIPER House when the post leit
! The Southampton steamer, OF the 18th ult, had
| not arrived in the TGguS
HoLLAND-The Minister Of Finance has sub.
| mitted eight very important projects OF law to
! the Second Chamber l. a tax upon Netherlands
subjects OF per cent upon all property, shares,
funds, &C., derived from foreign countries, which,
at given taxation Of thirty millions, promises
! yearly revenue OF 100000 ilorins ,. abolition of
the existing tax on turf and Goals, from which the
loss to the revenue is estimated st 239l,HoO hor-
! ms. On the other hand, new import duty of %
per cent. per 1000 los is imposed on Goals, which
will bring the revenue 100000 forms. 3 Reduc-
! ton of the tunnage was from As TO 20 per cent.
| This will involve loss of 100000 i0rns TO the
revenue. 4. Increase OF the duty on salt, from
which the Government expects 100000 forins.
| D. Increase the duty on sugar From this
the Chambers. the Government expects rev
enue of 100000 ilorins. 6. Abolition OF imnunl-
" from duty by the inland distilleries, which will
! probably yield the revenue $4,000 forms. :.
Modification of the stamp duty, reduction to one
half Of the duty on Bills of exchange. This IL es-
! timated to yieid to the 100000 forms.
| 5. Modification OF the law Of patents.
! DENMARK The Danish Parliamentary Session
was closed on the Goth ult. by the MinIster.Presi.
! dent in the kiDgs name. The whole OF the
| members Of both Houses were invited, and, with
I out exception ofpsrtiss, had the honor of dining
with the King at the Cbristisnborg Palace on the
! previous evening His Majesty gave the health
! 81 the National Representatives, which was
responded 20 by the President giving the X ing,
| with nine times nine.
PRUssIA-Tbe Income Tax bill haspsssed with
little discussion 70 the 25th clause. The mem
bers Of the Royal Family and the Princes Of Ho-
! henzollern are exempt from the operation Of the
tax
The Queen Of Bavaria has arrived at Berlin on
| visit to her father, Prince Wilhelm of Prussia,
! who ia seriously Ill.
TIE last note Of the Prussian Cabue. 70 Aus.
! tris is stated to De an uitmGfRR. fthe ulfsmat-
nm be accepted, the final resolution of negotia-
tious at Dresden will be fastened; otherwise the
conferences will be adjourned, and Prussia will
send Plenipotentisry 70 Frankfort. The CUES
tion as to the admitting OF the nOnGermsn Prn-
cipslites according TO the existing forms of the
Federal compact.
TIE Foreien Affairs had been offered to Count
AveDseben, who is expected to decline the Of
fee.
II is stated that Baron ManteuiIels position as
Premier is untensble, and that Cabinet crisis is
at hand.
AUSTRIA The circulation Of the pamphlet en-.
titled the Dresden Conferences is prohibited in
Austria.
The Minister ofTrsde has met with unforeseen
obstacles TO his plan Of reducing the import du-
ties
The Emperor, on the ed ult, the anniversary
of the battle oil Novars, gave grand military din
ner at Trieste. His Ma esty proposed the health
Of the victor of Novara. The aged Marshal re-
piled in suitable terms.
HANovER-The Independence OF Brussels says:
"A conflict which appears likely TO lead TO the
dissolution of the Second Chamber Of Hanover
has arisen between that body, which claims the
constitutional right OF refusing the taxes and the
Government which, supported blythe First Cham
Der. refuses to the Second the absolute exercise
NJ that right Ii was on the occasion Of the re.
dpctiops which the latter wished to make in the
salaries of the members Of the Superior Court Of
Appeal. and of the refusal which II gave 20 the
notes of credits for the provincial Administrative
councils that the conflict assumed It's serious
I character The Government has determined on
not Welding, and the dissolution OF the Second
Chamber NAV, therefore, be expected. IL IS NJ.
stuve, the ex minister. who appears on thls &C.