New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-28

ports it. anS 40 cautiously az possible justifes IL
RoebucSs game is this: He shows the Associa
ton that they must fight their battle in the House
of Commons, and advises an organization to infl,
thing they could do; but, you will see, they VIII
make nothing of it. Parliamentary talent Is a
tppcisl talent, and the best you can get can 40
little if the sentiment of the audience be against IT,
Tie tone of the House Gas is abundantly shown 10
that capital clever book, The Stranger in Pdrf!a-
ment. by E. NJ. Witty is essentially aristocratic
Be,dts it would be gross injustice to say that the
system is not supported by men of braius. Woat-
ever fault we may find with Pam, (whO ia worldly
a scofer-an intriguer-and all the rest Of it he
is quite able to hold his own against these Re
formers. They must be careful, too, OF their
clever men, when they get them. or Pam Will send
the IN off with appointments TO Hong Kong, as ne
did his mpeacher Mr. Chisholm Anstey. Keogh
is tale in aJudgeship; Bernal Osborne in his post
You can't do better, as clever man, than assail
people here, till they give you something. You
cocoa nuts, like asses We are cynical, you see,
my dear TRIBUNE; it is the prevailing tone OF our
public life just now.
great miners strike has just ended in Scot
lapd-the men giving in, dead-beat, after horrible
sufering-an1 going back to their work with rage
in their hearts. pretty human relation thn-
between man and an Mutual defiance, that 10
the common attitude of employer and employed
in these walks espt cially in Scotland, where the
feeling of personal independence 10 stronger and
keeJer than it is here. The rise Of the great Scot
tith manufacturers is one Of the most marked fea-
lures Of our times The iron. masters are buying
laDds everywhere, from the Tweed to the Orkneys
clearing away those old gentle houses which
have produced so many able men-aye, and sent
them to An erica tOO-as your James Buchanan is
there to testify, and as Judge Halliburton in Can.
ada testifies likewise One iron family the
Bairdp, has bought the ClOseburn of the kirkpa-
tricks-tbe Sticbel of the PriDges, and other
famous kpOts. 1t is the age of iron with venge-
snce. But how comes the working man who pro-
duces all this greatness" to fare so Ill 1t may
be all very fine that McBuQgins has bought out
a Graham or Lindsay, is tOadying Buccleugh
and sw ears little in broad Scotch IN the presence
of ladies in dIawingrOOm. But how about tne
poor Mob, grimy, sweaty snd sad with niue
balffed family growing up heathens IN t9e iaid OF
Knox want to see something done for hlm -
before he tries to do something irregular for him.
self
Clarendon Is reply to Count Cayour's long mote
about the grievances of Italy has been published
lately and is Just hopeful an affair as one might
have expected that is to say, 1t promises notning
and predicts nothing. 1t sets forth, to be sure,
that they Cher Majesty's G"veibment) "cannot
"Lesitate t. declare their opinion that the Occu-
"pation of the Papal territory by foreign troops
CONSTITUTES an irregular state of Thugs But
then it ADDS that "this state of things" has for
"sCme years been established" and "couid not
"suddenly be brought to a close without some
"dapger to public order" Of course, they
"entertain hope" that things will be better some
day, ano that is all. told you before that cool
people here hoped nothing from the sentimental
stuff which was talked about the time of the Paris
Congress How can you expect vigorous action
about Italy from men who really believe at bottom
in nothing but "order, and justly dread the
revolutions which must ultimately shake them
selres? And who is to urge them on in England
The bulk of the people are apathetic. The Li6er-
sls7 But liberalism is divided into parties. The
party which "sympathlses, has little hold On the
mt ney I'd classes; while the powerful and practical
ra1cslism of Manchester detests intervention and
breads it aid does not care whit for anything
about Italy but its exports and imports.
When once this Ia fairly considered, It be,
comes evident that there is no chance OF real
English interference with Italy for any purpose
of reform or humanity; and the man who breaches
to Italians that there is, Is wicked and nischey-
GUS liar. BY the latest accounts, too, France is
as little disposed for her relief as England. Ma.
poleon is gradually consolidating his throne, and
not likely to quarrel either win Austria or the
Pope. So Bomba remains at Gueta, the same
black and brutal tyrant that We knew of old, shu
up ike a Iiberius and legislating about wide
aWakes" in a wild and variable manner. / sus-
meet myself that there is a dash Ofinsanty about
Bomba (all readers of Suttonius know how natll-
rally this is srperinduced on weak minds by I'M
limited power), and wish, as we can't get his
head cut off, we could at oil eyepts get it shaved
He certainly has more Obstinacy than most despots,
for, in ISls, when they we're all boiling with
what Carly Gle calls exquisite ignominy), BOmba
held firm and pointed cannon at oil the chief
thorouebfares. He sticks to this policy still. and
is always ready with shot and steel
TALKING of murderers Gas we are). our famous
William Palmer will be hanged by the time the
steamer sails with this letter. The excitement
RACES still special trains arranged for Stafford
will swarm. Bets depend TN bis confessing or
not. There are several editions of the trial and
there is a biography of bin, with Palmer at
School" and goodness knows hat details. to feed
the fierccst curiosity of the kind that remember.
We have had the whole question of capital pun
ishment up again, though Of course Ewart failed
totally to get patient hearing in the House. In.
deed at the best of times, one would rather be
bspetd than hear Ewart against hangipg-fo alb.
iectly feeble is that bore; but now, with 90 vile
criminal waiting bis doom, the world feels that
the agitation is ill timed In replying TO Ewart
Sir George Grey took occasion to say that the ex.
ecutiOn OF women was by no means abolished, as
some people recently have begun to saw. The
fact IL, there has been sD 0nktedrd and remarkable
number Of women rtprieyed since one got of. A
insane, after murder, who had been nurse TO the
Queen. Is usual there has been reaction after
all this mercy; and we may expect to see a batch
of creatures executed, who are no Worse than
patches who have lately got off. Palmer remains
j may observe, firm and mute, aid l think will
confess nothing.
THE AMERICAN QUESTION IN PARLIAMENT
Is THr IIoUsE or LORDS lime X
Tie Earl of Deby-In const quence, my lords of the
very serious character of the negepce said to have