New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31
AIR STATE OF EUROPE.
IA. Oar 0vs Correspondent

Aeos1als6 W nc iAb advcSs IRON SpAD, tbe
compilations with Mexico are not likely 70 be
1nssed BY the SPECIAL Envoy Of the Mexican CIV
eminent, Senior La Fragss, who has Just arrived
ksn America, vince It il the Spanish clergy, or
ntAer the Pope, who il directing the Spanish Gov
sInent IN this affair Furious az the reforms Of
PresiSent COmontort S regards tho properly OF
Ne clergy, the Hoy See tries, BY The means VI
eeanish expedition, 10 overthrow Con0nfors and
phce the notorious Santa Anna at the head OF Mex
iso. 1t il certain that the E1-Octstor, applying,
BY his sgents for support at Madrid, has recti'ed
tAe most favorable promises, and Is now msk'ag
ppevaratOns for bis return 10 the balls OF Monte
ANA, in concurrence with the Spanish invasion.
The eny difficulty Of Span is, that England aud
france refused formally 70 guarantee Cuba 10 the
seen, In case the United States should In the free
sxsrcise of their severe goty, think it advisable to
ally themselves with Mexico for this war, and under
sch q yrekxt TO invade Caba- the onJec' OF
SCuthern covefOusness. Still, % the influence vi
Ne priests on the Queen of SPAN Is uncOntr oled
because she is always 10 need of priesty aosoluuOn
tpf her numerous amaiOry peccadiiiCs-it Is hiosI
probable that the expedition VIII Do undertaken
against Vera Cruz, afordIng an opportunity 10
Of the Ostend Nspfesto, under the cover OF an al
lance with Mexico for the support OF the Monroe
theory. Beware
In spite of the vote in the House Of Commons,
tAe war in China is to be carried on in the most
vigorous manner. Troops are sent to Canton,
and it s rumored that the French will cooperate
with the English. An interesting letter from the
border provinces in Siberia, which appeared IN the
st ST. Petersburg Gazette, gives the following de-
tails of the state Of China
1--WE learn from our neghbors the Mopgols thst the
rebellion il extending and more in the south OF
China where ell the provinces were in state OF insur'
ysetcn With the exception of Tout Isisn and another
TIE northern provinces submit without murmur to
he MAntchou Government-probaby because war is
psl compatible with commerce. The mongols that
have recently visited Pekin state tna the capts does
1T retain even a shadow of its former prosperity
sverythpg has gone TO ruin. The nsugent provinces
Day no taxes; the custom houses furnish receipts,
and the dearh in the treasury so great that the Gov
eminent Il compelled to withhold the pay Of its officers
In this state Of things the Administration can deal with
10 abuses. To make matters worse all the money
brokers have Quilted Pesin with their capital sod
have retired 10 the southern provinces, or TO more
tranquil districts There is no silver coin eftln Pekin
and even copper is very scarce. The Government has
made attempt 10 put iron money In circulaton bat
unsuccessfuly. In short Pekin wesrs the aspect of
beseged city. The Chinese look on the mantcnous as
cppreseors whose tyranny is drawing 10 its ooee and
IS Mantcbous in every Cbinamsn rebel resdy to
Ie IN arms. In the mdt of this chaOe China beholds
foreign enemy before ber-Engand with her cannon
and b0mbe. Poor old China! what is to become of
tAee2 Thou has. often purchased peace by making
concessions to these foreigners but no sscdce CON-
tents tbem-they will have all
It is believed that the Russian Government is
ready to offer it's assistance to the Emperor OF
China, just it did in Persia, but the Chinese are
~ yet too proud TO learn the arts of war from for
signers and il is expected that the war will not last
hong enough to give an opportunity to the Car for
setting any marked influence at the Court Of the
Celestial Empire.
The English at Constantnople are very busy
conveying arms, ammunition and soldiers 70 the
Crcassans of the Black Sea. Colonel Baugya of the
Hungarian army, now Mehemet Bey, ana Captain
LapiDski, an eminent engineering officer who
served IN the Hungarian artillery, are st the head of
TIE European auxiliary corps which is in the ser
Sice Of Sefer Bey, the old Cireassian chief They
have lately returned to Constantinople, enlisted
above FIVE hundred Poles belonging TO the disbanded
Turkish Polish Legion, and provided with money
from unknown sources, which. however, seem TO
be in some connection with the English Embassy.
They have chartered steamboat for conveying
hose ready soldiers together with arms, powder
and salt TO the CircsssaD shores, now open to the
commerce of the world until Russia shall be able to
blockade them again by means of her steamers os-
tensibly destined for the mail service of the Black
Sea Unless Russia exeIte herself much more
Nan heretofore she must in the course of the pres
emit year, lose ground in her Trans Caucasian pos
sessions, since Shamyl has likewise recommended
hostilities. The Russians, however, speak very
confidently about the speedy reOccupatiOn Of oil the
coast forts on the Black Sea- as as their mail
steamers become available for the transport Of
troops.
Though the guano Of the Curia Muria Islands
hAs not yet been anay zed and the extent of the de-
peeits not yet ascertsined, the agricuturists Of
England are very sanguine about this new source
q supply and congratulate themselves upon the
Breakdown of the the Peruvian monopoly.
Col. Tulloch and Sir John Mcneil, the late Cri-
mean Commissioners, whose services were alto
ssther Ignored by Government, while the Lucans,
Cardigans Aireys, Elders and GOrdons were pro-
noted and rewarded, have at last received most
honorable remuneration by an almost unanimous
accommodation of the House Of Commons to a
proper reward by the Crown. Lord PalmerstOp,
secrg that by opposing ths generous feelings of The
Commons he would ipjure himself yielded TO the
pressure Of the House without division.
The petty robber Prince Of Montenegro is now at
Paris and intends to come to London in order to
secure the independence of bis Black Mountains
and TO be recognized a sovereign. He has gained
the sympsthies Of the Napoeonic press, since he
TOO has overturned the constitution of his native
country, and made himself pretty absolute; but
England is not yet prepared to recognize his eminent
services in the cause Of royalty and refuses to
aAield the freebooters of Montenegro by receiving
them into the pale Of the European family of States
On the contrary, Lord PalmerstOn wishes Prince
Danilo formally to acknowledge the suzerainty Of
he Porte in return for a grant of land by the
ealtan. A.P.c
THE COMING ELECTION IN ENGLAND.
ososspopdeas. Of The n T. Tribune
LONDON, March IL, 1857.
Stand between two ehsrchmen, good my LOrdi
For on that ground III make . holy desosnt"
PAimerston does not exactly comply with the