New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
sir Henry Bulwer's Mission 10 Rome.

The correspondent of The Daily Neps in
Rome writes as iCllows; ROME, Oct 20
Sir Henry Bulwer on the point of leaving the Eter
nal City, and the rssu Of his mission the question be
now gone into That he should have achievs striking
adv sntage in favor OF the British Government,
prise no ole acquainted with the principles dominant Ia
this county directly opposed they b those which
actusic our system but IL must not be Inferred
that Sir Henry much disappointed at his want o.. posi-
tive success for he is OF too much talent not to
have eomprehended at glance the apparently obsequ
but really ntracabe nature OF the peopebe has had
TO do with.
Important instructions have been recently forwarded
from London, the Derby Ministry is Of course anxious
10 have Cardinal AntoIehs EhiD.1tum ready tor the
opening OF Parliament There two special
sengeIs here, Mr.. Webster and Lieutenant Colonel
Townley The latter arrived the evening Of the 18TH
after having performed the journey entirely by land in
Elk days and hail. his directions from the Foreign Ohce
being the utmost dispatch Ia the subsequent
tevews between Minister and the Cardinal appears
that the former adopted rather rner tone OF
than before. Hints OF coercion the only arguments
likely to produce impression here, and campaign
against the Propaganda emsares In ireland would be
effective than q hundred diplomatic visits 70 the
Vatican The presence of the British feet la the Adri-
htic where IL u expected, will also have its due
weight.
But to proceed what has been really effected by the
presence OF Sir Henry Bulwer. We must allow the inn.
portsnce oiouneractng by the authority and the official
representatives OF British Minister occasionally resi-
dent at Rome although only accredited u the Courts OF
Central Italy the misrepresentation and fanaca sugges-
tons OF Enelsh and lrsh Catholics Had this plan been
in operation couple OF year, we should never have
been troubled with the Popes eccessstcsl partition OF
the hourshing Kingdom Of England" and Cardinal
Wsemans projects would have been coun:e-poised by
the direct circumstances OF minister. Tee first step
has been taken toward the establishment Of hsr dip
oniatic influence which hrstrate power Ike Engls
has night TO exercise in every European Court.
In winding up the respective questions watch have
been discussed between Sir H. Buwer and Cardinal An
toneh, am enabled to inform you that with regard 70
the principal one the conduct Of the rish Clergy both
the Pope and tie Cardinal expressed Themselves 10 be
decidedly opposed the line Of action adopted By the
priests and IL s well known that the Papel Court io)ks
forward with great interest 10 the approaching pars
mertsIy debates the subject and fears ~ much the
heGdlong advocacy OF the rsh Catholic members ~ the
open opposition OF the High CuTch Protestrts. Bat
express ing en- opinion and sending forth eHeyccd
two very different things and, although the epoweful
pIopaesnda may allow h Holiness to do the former il
would never consent the latter The consequence IT,
that no utcal reproo has been viii be addressed 70
the Irsh clergy by the supreme head Of The R0m;sh
Church.
The details Of these negotiations VIII probably be
brought before tie Houses Parliament alter Sir Henry
BulweIs return TO England
With respoct % the destiny OF Edward Murray, Sir
HcLsy Lac been able e. obtain assurance tt hi lie
viii be spared, and the capal punishment comrnuei
into perpetual lmpI zCnInsn th further probability
Of subsequent dialngi!cn OF thls long term. No eGer
tons have asGlled 70 procure sght o. tne dOcuE sns
relating 10 the trial which have been Iesolutey Withheld
by the Cardinal Secretary OF State
Such are the principal matters whic have been tTe,t.
cd Of, and such u the result Of me discussion Tue ms
son hss not been without Certain degree OF Utility, nnf
these who expected more knowing tho nature Of
tie country viii not be disappointed o. IL ons 30 nan
ued- Sir Henry vi leave Rome ior Florence before
TIE end OF the week.