New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS
BY THE CAMBRIA.
ENGLAND.
TIL. London Press or Lord Palmerston's
Resignation.

RESIGNATION
The London Advertiser Of Dec. 9th says
suffice IT, n the meantime 20 say, that the news OF
his exclusion from Office Will inspire unoolnded Joy
in every desp0tir Court In Europe. we Know not
that better tribute could be paid 70 the character
Of the Noble Lord than VIII De found IN 'ha' simple
fact. .. .
Of domestic circumstance, why Lord Granville
ought not 70 save been appointed TO nj so important
"a situation His Lady is Roman Catholic, and one,
moreover remarkable for her Jealous attachment 70
the Romish Church She was the widow oil one o.
the most decided Romanists OF his day.
Now we all know from history rpeclaiiy rom
the history of the reigns Of Louis XIV. and Louis
XIV ef France--hOw many important STATE secrets
have been w0med out OfpcTsons about courts "aen
at.the confessional As nearly an the Cou'henta.
PAYERS are Roman Catholic We hOid that u Is most
,,,ssfe maj any one should I'll the office Of Foreign
Secretary who eustains so close ana tenler feipA
to;a Roman Catholic as CO.'S tho I21c bola VINO -
been appciBted successor TO Lord PdimeTsion
r-Nore ihsn this We VII iakc any OIds ina, De.
tore many months have elapsed the Russell CABINET
uill not only have been scattered TO the winds 81
Heaven. but Lord PameYgton Be the head OF
now Goyernment-a Government which viii At
nuce MAINTAIN the regulate O. Great Britain abroad,
and give US thoroughly liberal Reform Bill At
home UencefcTtb let Lord pdimerstOn BE- the raj
,T.ns nont Of the frlends # freedom here ard on
he Continent Lord Paincrsio-. from I'll hour,
will be the man of the people
N. london Tires o. Dec. 70 says. ! more sarlOus
but not less unfounded imp1iau0n on the Govern
.nsnt is the superstition that the removal Of Lord
Tir.s,nn from t;ice has been iDtgated by the
nens of fnnisn Courts, or that difference Of opin
,on bsd srisen IN the Cabinet o. the subject of the
foreign refugees IN THIS country
sn9skine then, from the best information we
have been able to cOllec, though not rom any Ma
is,erial authority VIC bcliege the man cause OF the
1,nture between the Cabinet and Lord PalmerStOn
to have arisen from tine different views taken b. the
I'VE parties Of the late revolution IN France, and
moi only from a difference OF views on TINS, TO u.s.
abstract question Of politics. bat also from an
equally 10 srked difference in the mode OF dealing
with such an emergency.
4 Lord Pamerstons oplmon, as expressed by the
morning journal which is his exclusive organ, was
that of unboundsd appreciation and admiration for
sucoeSsful coup defa that annihilated the Liberties
OF France the opinion 81 the Cabinet Is said to
have been ono OF rugret 1t change which trans
fened the French people from constitutional gov
eminent to military absolui'sm. The former opn-
ion expressed itself IN terms Of highlown comme1
dalton the latter though not untrlendly to France
under any form of government, was disposed to
adopt tone Of greater reserve caution and eX-
pectaDcy
The European Times says
To still further comlicate the position Of the late
Foreign Secretary, the French police are said TO
have discovered mass of correspondence when
they arrested Csyaignac and Changarnier, the pro
ductOn either of Lord Palmerston his represent
alive In Paris, The Marquis OF Normandy, IN wnch
the character and prctensons OF Louis Napoleon
were bitterly and sarcastioally commented OF.
Miscellaneous.
Granville George LevesOn- Cover, second
Earl Granville, and now her Malestys Secretary OF
State for Foreign Affairs, is a comparatively young
man. having been born in 1915. tie graduated at
Christ Church. Oxford for for short time AT
tache to the British embassy in Pans and suose'
Ouenil, under secretary OF state for foreign affairs
was appointcd a railway commissioner in 1916, IN
which he succe eded 10 the eardom master
Queen. buch hounds July, 1916 presdentot tue
Board OF Trade, Msy, lSiS was p for Morpethfrom
February 1897, TO February $780, and sat fer Llch-
field trem September, 1871, 70 January, 1916 was
APPOINTED a deputv-heutenant OF SAlop, 1916 sec
ond.malor Stafordshire yeomanry, ISIS l. All
Granville Was 1t must be remembered chairman oil
the council of the ROYAL Commission OF the Great
Exhibition Of 1851. The frs, earl was distm,
suished dplOmaliSt he was uncle 20 the second
Duke of Sutherland. and was long known as Lofd
Granville Leves0R-GoNer.
MoRR TROoPs 1t Is reported that. IN
consequence of the recent approximations 20 t1e
forces of the Cape of Good Hope increase OF not
10 enable the military authorities TO carry out tae
system Of IehefN.
70 Mr.. ]. Wilson Croker, the "Atla5' of
The quarterly Rerec Is seriously indisposcd al
present
The America Yacht was III the Tagus,
having been detained there in consequence OF the
illness of her owner, Lord de BlaquieTe, who has
the small poI, but was the 18th fast recovering
She was five snd half days coming cut, and Is re
ported TO have behaved well, and to have attained
speed offs knots She Will proceed 10 CadIz, &c.