New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01
THE STATE OF UROPR
LONDON, Friday, March II, 1856.

Dssenie approaches, Louis Napoleon becomes
,sre and more impaten. about the negotiations,
sipes the definite arrangement was 10 be made
v~Abc before or simultaneously with the birth Of
Ae liking Of Algeria" IL seems, indeed, that
~ Plenipo.ent.res are intent on leaving the set
psment AID correction OF the b0undarie, between
Turkey and Russia bOtb in Europe ao1 Asia, q
% Commission, being content with the dmis-i"s
Of Ra,sis that such regulation Ia necessary
have already written 10 yOu how the Russian BLACK
Sea feet 10 10 rise from the ashes OF Sevas'oPoi
transformed into lines OF huge steam packets; aud
,inee the question Of the roOrSanzatOn o. the Pnn-
s;palities il Likewise to be adjourned TO some sup
elementary Conference, while the equality OF The
nights of all the sutans subjects has already been
.st,lsd nv Grman, or rather Haiti Hamoun, Of
Abdul Me6id the business OF the Plenipoten'iafIes
ut Paris will be reduced 10 the ceremony OF " a.
sistipq" at the birth Of the heir OF Louis Bona
parte. and Of Determining the details Of the occd-
patton Of the principal points OF Turkey by tho
Allied armies until the "sick man shall expire
under the Hind treatment Of his dl.iuterested
friends, who show such for the satisfaction OF
the honor of the arms of-the Gar, ~ shown in
the care of Kars, and avowed in the Imperial
speech rom the throne.
A parallel case b. the Armenian treason was
brought yesterday before the House Of Commons.
Sir Charles Napier accused Sir James Graham not
only of having willfolly and maliciously miStrans-
lnted French documents for Parliament, IN order
70 make q case against him, but the Admiral even
said that the Right Honorable Baronet, the First
Lord Of the Admiralty Nds Hecsr serious IN his IN
testions Of any attack on Russia for he prevented
the Admiral from attacking the Notifications in
the Summer time, and ia Winter he assaiIed him
1.-THE AdmireD for not having destroyed those forti-
Scstions that he had been told not to touch. In
Gssd had he receired his orders from the Emperor Of
Rsssia, he should haze expected The same as he re-
ssspsd from the First Lord Of The admiralty. Sir
James Graham met this serious charge of treason
merely by some sneers at the incompeteDcy OF Sir
Charles Napier, whom he called the wOuld-be-
hero of the Baltic, wbereupon Sir James was re-
minded by Mr.. Malins that in speech st the
Reform Club, he had said Of Sir Charles Napier,
that he thought the gallant Admiral the itest man
for the appointment, while now he said that no
always knew the same Admiral to be unfit. Ac-
GOr0DgIy, MI bhlnh DclioNcu sh@t thc i"nc Il hcN
Lord of the Admiralty stood condemned on his
own confession, that be knew the gallant Admiral
was appointed to a command for which he was
ipcomvt tent and then allowed the honor aud Inter
ests Of England to be triaed with and sacrificed.
Sir James Graham belonging to the sristocratic
elite which has the monopoly Of ruling England,
found it beneath his dignity to reply to such
~ h. NH thafi IL IVA M
the first time he has been caught in saying, know
inely, what was untrue, and that on the whole the
bad character Of English statesmen for veracity
was mfhciestly notorious. You know that it has
received recent illustration by the American pub
Eeation Of the official correspondence on the
enlistment squabblc.
People begin 70 acquicsce in the betrayal OF Tur-
hey, which cannot longer be disguised. 1t is fact
that the Porte ha, not been previously consulted
about the Five Points, and that the Allies treat
TURKEY Just az q conquered country. To disclose
the real character OF the negotiatons ssIccesstul
attempt ha, recently been made by Russia aud
Austria TO induce the Congress u admit Prussia,
and accordingly Frederic William Nv. has beeo
invited for reasons of Europeans interest to send
two representatives to the Paris Conferences.
According to the precedent Of all the six powers
nsgotiaiing, Prussis sends the Prime Miniser the
notorious Mr.. Mantcufsl, TO Paris, TO be assisted
BY the Prussian ambassador. Thus Rnsss has
nov six votes out Of the fourteen, which, with the
two French votes secretly siding With her, give her
q clear majority. You may depend upon it, that
the ultimate conditions Of peace viii, in fact eli be
favorable TO the Ger
Herr Won Hmckeldey. the President Of the Berlin
Police, faithful servant of his King, aud great per-
se~utor of political refugees democrst, and dissent
crs, after mourning rhe displeasure Of the arsto-
cratic party for having sent police coastssies into
the fashionable club under the prc:ence of prevent
ing gambling, has at last been driven TO despair by
the snubbipg insolence Of his enemies. Prussia
being martial country, he challenged Herr
Rocbow, Leutensn. Of the Guards, to pistol
dacl. The Chief Of the Constabulsry was present
at the meeting; the Keeper Of the Archives Of tho
Diet was the second Of the Police President; and
the duel was, indeed, surrounded by all the ponP
and psraphernalis Of medieval ordeal; but un-
fortunately for the gallant Police President, he
shot through the heart by bis adyen'ry. The King
was terribly excited on receiving tas nsxs OF the
death of his devoted servant whom he had the in
tention 70 raise to the Ministry. Bat al bis
despair Ia unaysilihg, and ne might have been pre-
pared for such tragedies, since he has always,
Spderhand, cornived at the Custom OF daellinE
To mark his esteem tor The Gecea.od, the Kug and
the Court attended The fun, -al, which, OF course