New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
F..r Cul ovr Core<poo1snt
LONDON. Friday, Jnly 30. 1858.


LONDON, Friday. Juy 30. 1858.
Rott,child has st las. taken tis seat IL Pars.
meut, and the Jew question, which peTer would
have excited any peculiar interest in Eogisnd bat
for the riches Of Rottsct:.d ard hs possion among
the money Lenders is now fnslly settled. Tae L.
dla bi.l which is the most important measure Of
this ParEaren is iseHse in its very last stase,
ard thus tie whitsoait dinner has been prepared
for and eaten by tie preseLt Ministers at Greenwich.
For mos. Of the members of the Tory Adninissra-
ioo, this feast bad the additional charm ofnovelty;
for ali, that Of rarity; but, rs the French cay, the
appetite comes while we eat ard thus the Tories
mean 10 keep their seats in the Cabcet even at the
price Of abandoning their principles. Though Lord
De,by took Office very unSiDitgly, and would be
glad to get lid of the nconyetiences Of bis high sta
top: ard though the bulk Of the party have no
confidence in DisraeI, who lacks In moral weight
and though they dread Lord Stanley friendship with
John Bright, the Tories have still resolved not to be
outbid by the " bigs. They will accordingly take
The Reform Of Parliament into their own hands. IL
1880, tie Wings spared those pocket borouehs
which strengthened the great Whig families while
their wrath fell exclusively On the strOnghods Of
TOryism. Thus the Wbigs have had, since that
time, q majority in Parliament unless their own
blunders ard the dssension Of their chiefs turned
the scale Temporarily in favor of the Conservatives
Disraeli now means, by managing Reform himself
to do away with the franchise of Calne, TaSistock
&c. aid to deprive the great Whig families of their
pocket boroughs. This would. Of course, stronghold
the so-caled iDde pendent Radicals, but the Tories
are 0w-adsys not 50 hostile to the Brights and
Miner GlbstDs as the Wings. 1t is Likewise ru-
mored that Gladstone has at last overcome his scru
pies, and is ready TO join the Administrations hints
are given Of a rDaDifcent scheme Of financial re-
form to be expected from him; but these puff.
scarcely merit serious attention.
The last news from India is decidedly favorable
The SiDdia restored at Gwall0r, the Dude ins1r-
gents defeated, the QUEEN of Jhansi and the
Eoulve killsd-tbst s certainly enough for a fort
night Nena Sahib AMI the Khan of Barely are
now the only chiefs af note among the mutineers,
all the others having gradually disappeared from
the scene The most formidable among them was
certainly KoOer Singh man of talent aud hctiv-
ty but above seventy, who lately died in the
juDeles about Jugdispoor. His brother, Ameer
Singh, still survives and causes great annoyance to
the Epglish.
and France threaten England, while Alexander and
Napoleon settle the affairs Of Turkey at their
pleasure. The attacks on the "sick man y pro-
iected By Nicholas, are coming in reality and the
collision which took place on the Oath inst. between
the Turks and Montenegrins, ending with the defeat
Of the latter, will only hasten the catastrophe. The
disturbances in Bo'nis, Gambia and Arabia are GER
tany most troublesome to the Porte, since France
and Russia only wait for an opportunity to strike
great blow.
Count CavOur's recent visit to Plombieres ex-
cites great uneasiness at Vienna, where the Aus
trian statesmen believe that the italian plans Of
Napoleon are ripe aud will soon be put in execution
Ar. G.