New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-11
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DETAILS OF THE NEWS BY THE ASIA

DETAILS OF HE NEWS III HE ASIA
The steamship Asia from Liverpool Feb 25, arrived at
Hofton cary yesterday morning Her mails were dis
patel ed b. the ourP train aud arrived in this City this
morning clock putting in possession Of our for
een paper from which obtain the following details of
European news in addition 70 the t.lographc dispatch
from Halifax published on Thursday morning:
The newspapers afford but little news of Importance in
addition TO that received from Halifax
1t Vas reported in Paris that Lord Raglan Prince George
of Cambridge and other dsr guished officers OF the Eng
lsh amy for the East would pass through that city to
Marselles and thence embark for Malta
private letter dated Athens Feb Q, describes the in
tense excitement existing the Greeks Ga that day
one hundred students of the University called in body
upon King Ohio aud d manded to be led against the
Turks ard urging alliance with Russia.
On the Oth of February the students OF nearly all the
schools in Athens determined to volunteer and commenced
selling Their books and personal pr perry for arms and
ammunition Large sums being contributed by pr
vate citizens one having given sl750Oo for the armng
of volunteers.
The Kmg appears be entirely poweriess determined
are the people against Turkey.
ENGLAND
In the English House of Lords, on Friday, Feb 81,
Lord Beaumont after preface of hostility 10 the Minis
try moved resolution expressing the opinion OF the
House that the honor and best interests OF the country
toued that eectual means shoud be taken to repe the
uuiusable aggression of Russia upon the territory oil
Ike Sultan and that the power and influence OF th coun
try should be exered place the relations of the POtre
with tie OF Europe such foundation as should
appear best calculated TO secure, on durable basis the
Iower of the Ottoman empire, and afford to It alr op
portuniy of developing Its natural resources ana carrying
ont its administrative reforms.
The Earl of Clarendon objected 10 the motion cacu
lated TO tie their ordshps hands to war thai had not yet
Commenced but be assured the House that the HONen
ment were determined 10 IN inaiu IN conjunction win
their allies the independence and integrity OF he Ottoman
Empire. Government, though DESTROYS OF peace, were
for III would
Of moral and material force such as no power 10
tie world had yet had 10 contend az nnst Austria
and Prussia now Joined With England ana france
he EmIeTOr of Russia had deied Europe and his cha
nge would be taken Up, for were now entering upon
contest long foreseen Of opposing the aggression anu
ambition Of that great power The question would now
be settled sneuty and securities would be taken to
insure the liberties OF the Christian population in the Of
tomHn States
After some further observations and inquiry by the
Earl of Granville II the notion meant want OF conf
Geuce in Government, It wss Withdrawn.
In the House in reply to question, Mr. Wilson stated
at very large quantity Of gunpOwder had been seized
as well other ammunition which had been prepared for
expectation 10 ports II 6reeee ana Russia out ne de
ened state the Of the parties concerned IN the
illegal act
the pa6eGuaCy Of the military establishment OF this cOun
try 10 meet the exgences of war and exhOrted the
House not permit the error Of undertaking the power
Of Russia which he called great CROUCH to call forth our
greatest enerCits He referred 20 the Instruction among
lie Geek population Of Turkey showing that the IN
,oItsrce OF he struggle not confined to Russia oae
The sun lies then voted, lncllulh5 q VOC loL
lla Oh men excluding those IN the East Indies.
Lord Paluerstou in the debate created graat sensa
tion by declaring that Count Nesserode IN stating that
he British Goyerumey cOynizent OF The designs OF
Iussa from The outset had told direct iatseh0od ead
iIcrgscd tie sensation by adding that throug1ou tie
necot;stio1s the Russian Government had exhausted
ssrv form of untruih eoacealment and e4uiTccailon'
ending in the assertion Of utter falseho'd-
Tie English pepors are hled with accounts o. 'ne cyn
- Snbak stion of troops in al directions for the
.~epe Of the contest AT Liverpool regiment Of the
line commenced lie march, series OF d ssnnE chsers
-1e,ed ,b,m which some Of the Officers Acknowledged.
III ne men restrained by discipline appeared 10 'Fe4'
all iey saw ana beard with stoGa indsIsaee Nal
Headed ly the band who took their sia-ion It n Nel
- Monument and facing the Town Hal, the troops
marched round the flags snd halted while the pand payel
Aud Larg Syne and God save The queen .ns me- -
corurse OF SPECTATORS cheering necessarily Win uhao
cd yiror and the Excitement Off scene being increased
by the waving Of hats and hsndkerehies WINE a an ~
,als the merry sounds Of the church bells eoaa DC aus
trcy heard SinguaIly enough, as the band were pay
80; - Cod save The Queen the which had been 90
scsred the whole of the morning broke ont W 'on p'