New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

settled, as regards the Ba. Islands, Ruatau and
DeDaccs-Lord Clarendon having, il a tr'pstte
treaty between II nduras, Eogaud aud the lited
States surrendr req to tn Republic Of II ,ndur1s
the claims Of row reiguty over the islands. THIS
the practical infringement, of the BulSer. CLAYTON
treaty by England has been aba doned, aud tue
th. etical question about the Mosquito Coast offers
NJ fed FOR angry discussion. Still it caonot be
n, only ST. tied until the Sta of Nc4rdsla
return, to law and order. Uuhappy the u,ur-
patton Of the Presidency by Walker prog
pcstca.es more troubles Tor the future. IL
niQht have remained de tact9 the rule
Of the R-pubic while acknowledging the authority
of some SPANISH indigenous Official, bat by putting
himself az the head and assuming the character of
foreign conqueror-Or nobody is deceived by
sham eject oDs-he has in fact, Outlawed himself
apd will soon have ~ contend pOtn with E ir)pean
intriguts ana native resisaoce. The league of
Guatemala sBd the sister s ates for the eXpulsOO
OF the lliou.t-rs cannot fail TO get the support of
Fl sls and France. The time has passed when
q lucky aeventurer IL ght conquer realm tUr hun
sell, like X, Ito of NJ'mandy OF William the Con.
quer'r The right ef conquest has beeo monOpo-
usurD it.
The affairs of Spain take the usual course
ODomell, who had prepared for bis coup d
s,at for .evelal mGnrhs, carried 1t by the regultr
a,mv. Espartero, warned by bus friends. relied
ON The woros Of Quen Isabella, ~ho with truly
roy perbdy, deceived him i'll the most lnfa n"is
way. The National Guard and the oe0ple r1se az
M,erid. At Barcelona, az Malaga, AL cant, Ge-
rons. SANTA der. Murcia AID Sar1gossa. Tney
futbt like heroes but we're cut down By tht
soldier, assembled for the purpose and led By un'
prineipl.d g-Deras Iude.d, the poole were uu-
pfepar, d. and their leaders not sufficiently de-
t.rnned 10 r.k thtir Yes AID fortunes. Espar-
t.,o, Gurrea and their friends kept aloof; Madoz
lef, the ipsurgent, in the uych and Falcon aud
RUIZ are On the point Of submitting and try
irg 10 make terms for their owe safety
Poor Pucbera the bull-fehter, proved a better pat
ri.t than all the great generals and members of the
COrtz l am torry that wroOgsd hun in one o
my former letters, suspectlng him as q tool Of
ODonD-ll He died the death of hero at the
head of his BATTALION curs'Dg bis former friend aud
master, the traitor o DoDpell B It the new
ward The Queen having made use of him to
overthrow EsparterO aid stide the proceedings
aesiD.t be mother is bent upon his destruction.
karv1ez and sartorius are more to her taste than
ODomtn He fully understands his position aud
Will try 10 come 10 compromise with the eX-
Gu. EN- Christina al d her uiinlOns. For the pres.
ept moment he las strengthened his position by
inrtslhbs General SeIraDO IN the palace as the
Ouet ps psramour, position whi;h the General
had alresdy once beh about five years back.
AZ 20 France arrests for political crimes are not
uputual and though the courts of justice are
seTyiie enough 10 sentence people to Elk years
prison for having in a railway carriage spoken Ill
Of EueeD'e's reckless expenditure. Monsieur
Pietri the Iresd.nt Of the Police, has many per-
sous transported to Cayenne or IL LAME ssa with.
ou T. ial and even without any form legal inqn'ry!
1t is the old sysiem OF the Bsstile with venge-
once. Tie Emperor remains unw-ll at PlOmbleres,
snr il b. had not utcient difficulties on his snds
be bas lately embitter. d his relations with his own
family. Prince Napoleon used always TO be- In Op-
position oeaipst him. The Emperor, therefore III
order 10 crush him at orce has appointed an I'm.
PERIL Commission to report on the marriage OF
Prince Jerome with Miss Patterson, 10 order to
FIX the civil condition and rank of Jerome's grand
sous the American BoDapartes. The Gem
mi.sI.p has reported in favor Of the marriage
with Mise Patterson, aud the American Bouapsrtes
thus h. come Imperial Princes, with the right OF
eventual succession in case of the death Of the
Fuperor's son Ii il not uly business to inquire
whether II was wise in the Emperor to make
Prpce Napoleon bis mortal enemy, but it cannot
be doubted that the Prince is adve nitrous, rtck
less aid lot st all devoid Of personal courage.
He is low on Northern tour 10 Lspland sud
Greenland, snd will be much surprised to fod at
bis return that his legitimacy has been questioned
III bic absence, and that he has lost his former
ra,h.
We hear various anecdotes and interesting facts
about the young Gar. 1t is certain that io ad
dressing the nobility at Moscow he spoke of the
dangers Of serfage aid invited his nobility TO think
about the means of aboshiug it, "You know, "
lie said, that | hate the Institution of serfsge
land an sure you dislike il also. Let us, there.
"iOre do our best for slow and steady change
fcr It ia better To gire freedom to the serfs than
ITO see them take it u. anst our will" When the
Empress moth,r heard that the Ministers Klein
michel and Czerniishef had been dismissed, she
ruthed to the Gar and sharply demonstrated with
him Tor dlspepsing with the Co.'S Of two noble
men, who had served that great Emperor Nicholas
10. more than twenty yours TO bis satisfaction
Car Alexander Kissed the hand If his mother
and replied with smile: My father was a great
"Rebius and could easily afford to have ipfer,or
linen for ministers, since they had only TO carry
"out bis own views; but as To me, you have often
"tolo me that I'M by far his inferior; in fact am
"iut CONN On-place Emperor; | must there.
"tore try 10 surround myself with eminent men,
",he Rlenmicbels and Czefnltshehs Will lot do for
"me."
The Duke of Modena had some Freemasons o.
Carrsra punished with prison for life for baVini
entered into the 'aJomniabte, socialist Md--'n,d'
"b,otherhood called the Feemasons Inc stup'
ST. ebce led to an outbreak, watch, however re
NAMED without result
The setslOn Of Parliament Is over. lpc pi'"'