New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

LONDON, Tuesday, March Il, 1857.
We must edu,it that Lord Polmerston knows the
temper Of bis nation better than Al! body elsa
Lore Derby. Cobaen, Lord John Rosse, R,ebuck
and, to s5d more humble naue to them, ,our cor
respondent, had not the slightest idea tina, tho
DEF az Of the Premier in the HOuse OF Commons
wcLid .esd 10 his unprecedented nh az the
e'ect ne. Still, there cannot be soy doubt that
On The meeting Of the rev Parliament Lord Pal
erston will become the actual Di ,tator of En.
e's1d Lord John Russell is probably to be de-
fraied in the city; Brigb.'s prospects at Haoches-
her are very poor; Iayard has scarcely any chince
al Aylesbury and even those Of Lord Palmerstons
ODD, meats who can lie returned by liberal constltu-
ences are obliged t. apologize for their vote on the
hustiugs II is true that the Premier has acted
upon he suggestion of the Opposition and super
seeded Sir 'ohn BOwritg by the extraordinary nus
sion Of I.rd Elgin to China, but yeI his popularity
has rot abated His tricks have often been lound
out: his opposition 10 reform in any shape Is hO,O
rious; his Bullying the weak ana fa"nIhg upon inc
mighty has beer sufficiently stigmatized; put ms
ready wit, his imperturbable good humor, ana iHs
pluck to get out of fculties, make him me pei oil
the nation. His behavior in the case OF Sir John
NcNeil and Col. TullOch, whom he snuooed hr't
and hen seeirg the majority turning IN tHer l'or
aoo,nr ended Tor some distinction 10 the 9a-eh W1s
- - unidentified. snd would have ruinen any 0'ntr
Wv. IAN. but il did rot injure him. EVer'oody
sIa'seh- the Persian war ard The way IN when Ne
'onu'ilns nht about, and still he Is supported
a as ,e "ss ulole England Since the Iatler alar
has not been commented T.. houses and political
Though mentioned III all the ciuu " organ. which
circles, give the version OF Disraels. by the
10 NY knowledge is borne out to the letter
fact:
The history of the conclusion Of the tresy ID can.
ous)y illustrative Of tia peculiar qIs;es 'a'lsen'ns 70
he Psren.on Dolic, When Fe;ukh hbsr arrived
e'Ccrstsn'nope, he offered csriSn terms o' % see
The noble Lord AZ the hesd OF the Govs5omen, pro
uec'td Ire negotiation I'LL ne " Tue "a, u
BUshre reached hiu when bis dem3nts rose 70 sn eN'
tfsvs an HIGHT lie asisted up' the dlsmlssN OF tle
Grard Vizer al Tehersn, and the sigma rsceo,l1n Of
M. Murray by the Shah, win senes OF oslpaNc
f'nogs rsEed out Of the Inbhsn OF feistiu A,lu'y'
Fuukh Khsn perenptorily refused 20 clnceue th o2-
sclttA foy-iLe nseotieti0ps we're aorp'I broken OH
end the terms Of peses jec'e1. Toe Pers ~ tnots
sscor cane 10 Psiis. Tie Emperor OF fns fyencn on
isfed bis mediation Lore fshiys'oh i'i ns !"
tie Emperor design, of gaining cce1t snd nnasnc5 a.
our e1Ierse infuIlreiy rejected tti ose' Ice hoos
LO!d would have 10 mediation. Qneeneas, sIsns'ni
were asked IL the Horse OF Com n 'rs' Mt' LtYafl
lu. enc: Mr Gladstone nut enoihsr ana iSnS q
ce6ni.e motion on tie su3ject was -oipeo. Lori re-
ueision became sIs,red. Lore Cosley vas instruct
10 seek AZ interves vim tue Emperor OF Ve
Oh, and enres, nis M,esfy % use h's influence
secure a. oil hszsrds respectable peace for Lrd
Paiuo,.for Io,d p.Iun4rsion who had bIrs led him
itf into tffcGlr, lad Row TO humble him.eI,
out Of it, Every point vac coocsded to PerTi. ios,
she resisted. .Ncihing that L9d Palneisi'o ead 90
tenn lie nobla Lid c,neu ptuoasly rejected at Con-
.t.TiacSIe Be brm6y scse.,s, 81 Paris. Such !. de
h.tor, Of The, tre,y upon Which the noble Lord and
lie supporters so ooupls':nily Congratulate tnsm
tevss"
Lord Pslmer,ton's present popularity i some
what corrected with bis reported oPPosti?a to
Prince Albert's scheme Tor having an annuity OF
$4,000 settled by Parliament upon the Princess
Royal oil her marriage to til Prioce Of Prussia.
The royal family being rather Numerous; sneh
grand provision for princess would be bsd pre-