New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

Gorias Case ScAissso o Oi'tsis. Reduction Of Sal
FvsMea Pola,es.. Rsilsto at *tssbadsn .Lsdra Rot
iap and F,,snds... Ths Red Republican. Julian
HaSsey.
London Correspondents fihs Tribune
LONDON, Friday, Augusss 1850.
Msssrs. Greeley & McEl,aA:
GEETLEnES-The ns~s Of Europe from Eng
land to Schleswig il happily today without i'm
portence and without interest," for have TO sustain
an Important discussion relative to what l said in
my letter Of jane %, concerning the new publi,s
ton Of Mr.. Julian Barney, The Red Republican.
Let me commerce with the facts Of the current
poitcs The Ministry of the Queen will not have the
modification Of separating from Parliament with
series ofnegative votes proceeding from the House
of Lords. Ithas obtained a majority Of few votes
on an arrangement which serves TO modify the hrss
vote of the House of Lords making the ELS quail
Hcs.ion necessary for the electoral franchise In Ire
land. By this arrangement the amount required
for qualification 10 fixed at fl2. This law is a de-
cided Improvement in the political condition of Ire
land Another fact Of great social importance also
to the destny Of this unhappy country 10 the great
Tenant Right Conference" which is now Ia session
in Dublin. This Conference opened its deibera:
tons with certain degree of fOrnality. 1t adopt
general but OF the same spirit.
sTha fair valuation OF between landlord and ten
ant ireland 10 Ldsp thai an eqliEsbo valuation
for rent should divide hs landlord AID ten
an, the profit OF euv 10 The proh
would be be~ the Partners In oher bust
where one Of them - esrlner I'D toe other
he worbrg capitalist who taxes upon him the whols risk
Since the Gorhsm case has made 80 much noise,
and a. have 30 often spoken oft myself, must
announce to you the end Of this clerical drama or at
- c. A.. otof. alioion drap uuh
have several acts. Mr. Gorham has been installed
I believe that the ment OF which the drst meet
ipes at st. Martins Hall and Freemasons Hall
were the beginning, will not stop with this. Ear
from 1t.
armies in the same position. The troops Of Gene
raj Willisen have completed portion of the for
tifcAtioDs before Rend.bourg. These works will
soon be finished, and in q proclamation addressed
to his army. Wiisen expresses the conviction that
AZ the DANISH army mskes an attack. il will not
this time have the Advantage which 1t Obtained on
the plains OF Icsted unless at the price OF coPoas
eFusdn OF blood. Toe Danes, on their side, have
Issued notice that toe officers and soldiers, not
tyes of the Ducbies, who shall be taken with arms
In their hands, shall be ire sted II they had placed
themselves beyond the pale of the law of nations
by joining with an insorgeRt army against its lesi-
innate sovereign.
In the actual state Of things and in view of the
ain, and France, IL Is probable that matters will
not be pushed to all the exuemtes OF war and that
Schleswig will obtain an honorable capitalization
Germany meanwhile, exhibits a lively sympathy
with the Dachies. Some officers and soldiers OF
different German prpcipalites, have taken service
in the army Of Wlllsen- Large subscriptions
have been sent from all points wnere the German
spirit ferments In Its aspirations for unity.
The report Of the Committee appointed by the
British House OF Commas to revise the dipo-
matte and Judicial salaries has just been published.
This report proposes very considerable reductions
both In the ambassadors and di pom attic missoss
and in the salaries OF the judges The same labor will
be performed next year Tor consulates. Ii is Ger.
tainly the most democratic measure, or at least the
most anti sristocratic which has been proposed for
long time In Parliament need not repeat what
have often said in regard 70 the unmportsnce of
these reductions !; expresses only tie satsf.c.
lion of the jealousies Of the middle class or the
commercial aristocrscy, against the military and
the intellectual aristocracy on account OF the large
salaries In diplomatic potics and Judicial officers
There ia ut present stili some chance that men
ike Dr. Bowring Lord Broughsm, Mr.. Bsiwer,
the late Charles Butler, and so many others, may
arrive by the exercise of talent, at level with the
.sristocrscy Of conquest and OF birth. Bat, under
the dominion Of the commercial aristocracy the ef
forts of intellect lofty characters, nigh qualities in
the political or religious order cannot avoid the
destiny Of becoming tools for the absolute 40
yereisps OF the hing dom Of Satan, the kingdom oil
rupply and demand, the kingdom where the
more you need the less you receive. AS 70 the
people, the tax which they pay to the STATE
10 return for grstu'tous cares OF every kind-po
lice. iustice education, and the like, Is at leas
profitable while that which they pay 70 TIT
middle men IL not only oneroos, without socls
advantage, but far more Considerable Tn.nk
the inhnite number OF speculators who annual
withdraw millions Of pounds sterling rom the pa
of supply aud demand. Add you will say VIII
me that all these shrets and Psrinss OF the bad
get, are only lures for some ample men, aud poll
tica instruments for the ambitious OF the secoH
and third order.
Certainly the dipou atists who negotiated tn
Treaty OF Nicaragua have accomplished Work c
far more universal utility, and of much greater ir
PORTAGE for toe civilization OF the world than IN
supprf ssion Of the Corn.lsws. Which OF these
plomstists will receive increase of bis salary
portion If the interest OF the capital which TO
popular gifs has Juss added to the fortune OF Col
dent
inst rscompense Of bic lsbors bat assert that I'd
fpspciers OF his school preoccupied WITH tn
mote in the eye VI tho State, While they do not 80
the beams hich are in the eyesoi slthe Kings, Ia
nsrors. Psioces Dakes, Nsrqoises Coarts, Baron
and Che walters of the Kingdom of supply and DE-
mspe sssert that all these petty measures {
negative ard critical opposition produce In the OF
edidce of the State constituted by tne Vsior
warriors, the religious eloqaeDce OF priests al
ministers, and the xisdom OF Legislators AMI JO
rats, the same rsvsges as the "a" In vesse
They undermine. they gDsS, they destroy, witt
out replacing the loss. And nov. what would
these richer, the sole object OF the efforts 40
NEGOTIATIONS Of the nido,s-men, what would D
property without the State, slshous tho Cnurc'
without the Mssisuacy, the triple crown oil IN
edifice OF which the base is the labor OF tns srsa
eat plumber moDopolized BY tho smsllest' tn
Socialist organizers do tot NEEDLE with she'e ds
tails Of petty cbicsnery. They labor to esssolse
under tho protection OF Law. Of Justice, and OF hsu
zion eocial Order, here the interests OF All sns
Be- regulated by the means Of o mutual sroluanof
This new Social 0rder-Law. Jassicesnds he'isio