New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-07

Rrs-s are no, TO be taken from her. If YOU NEEDLE win
the Russisn tcr-ii.ry" cried the honorable mcnber
Whist hope k there thsi Austria and Prns,i' vi heap
"you o. Now, Il tie noble lord did not 10 re nf = te-
men, have described 'h-ss ab0E. the honorable men1eer
Tu surely hsv. thought the honorable member IVES tax
ing IN his seP and I9e can Gry wonder sd reg ~ i S
ouf If be lslucna 10. by calling IN hs e.F' vs. No
vou ak ng ab0rtl Who .ei yhing about OG taking
tie Criueal There's not gOrl been utierel on me
beet Nha; the noble lord had SAID quite different
Aueh:er Ii only be hoped tia; the stranger IN the
gallery Others VINO haye heard he debate, have not
beer mysed by he Lord President we IN the oody OF
the House have been tn knowing VIVA; mischief
nav noi be done before toe noble lords explanation also
get strood. Tie alarm tn might have been occasioaed
on Change Tomorrow. thu fall oonsos and everything
else that have taken place, bad no: been the lucky
means of removing the universal msconce )on OF tae
noble lords statement, ere really terrible 10 coneIn-
plate Lsu ghter Il i most fortunate that the noble
trd should bave thus hsd the opportunity Of expsin-
ing The policy OF the Cabinet n relation 20 the Turk
;.E var i 70, 90 dah.erou. "a the honorable member
feared bat that the mild which hiss been pGr-
sued from the Is 10 be continued 20 the
end Hear. hear.l AZ the tme. after the mscon-
ecY Oh viii, La occurred think it Is of very great I'M
parce that there should be some clear statement pos
.ibe from some Of the Csb.nc,-and re in
miiiee hope Il viii be from the noble Lord himseaS
10 what the noble Lord really wishes TO believe that he
really did say. Laughter and cries OF Hear, hear.
As confidence in the Admins traOn is the fashion Of the
Day shall only be too happy take the noble Lords
last edition version Of his manifesto without the
sHghtest doub; reserve. Laughter great deal Of
rnisohef nav have been done in the interim elsewhere.
We live in the days of the electric telegraph There Is
telegraph to Wsraw adj fer sught know to ST. Pees
burg snd the noble Lers imaginary passage may, quite
possibly be running through Eaope at this monent ana
il therefore 81 TIE greatest Importance that this most
popular ucoum Of oitical iuori, .tion NAV az the
'eri@t en- be embed to send orth as extensively
the robit Lord aios; u vhG; he did So!
- uelri TO sa! Her. heeF Bat would cal ne
attention Cf TIE committee 20 IN extraordinary position
in which Psiiispent has been placed throughout the
session 10y tie differing .peoclss II the various Minis
fes If the Crown. IN the wo Houses Of Parliament,
f..wa a.. d .UfI f- ria -
oiu hi 70 prevail. little while ago. in another house.
IofJ Aberdeen made settlement GA the subject
Of this wGT-a statement which created the greatest ndg
nation in NE assembly 20 wn : was addressed. and IN
til Whole nation. Hear hear. IL statement very
cor.rary to that whch--as W. imagined till just this
Iui utWe hat beard this evening from the NOBLE LORD
o. Vos? and which ind - bod H. satisfied
would meet with the appreciation OF the people
Of England Hear. boar remind the Committee that
LolJ Abtreen though ~ OH NOT pretend that what ne
had sad IN ginaTy thcar hear did, when he found
Ia, whr b. NED said had created alarm in the couat'v.
recall end recani what be hid 50 said. Yet now We have
TIT nobl. LORD opposite in explanation away OF VIVA; We
snpOrej him 10 have said siX hours ago concurrng
csly wh :he s,Ement. which Lord Aberdeen sEuucia
ted II IL si spe'ch End which he recalled anu recaned
in biz stcord Hear hear Peace Explains the noble Lord
now l. 10 be uucss the protectOrate Of
Russia the uopaties withdrawn-no great mat
ter g. Under present CIR ,anCo and not needing the
grand alsncror unless Rrs>is consents - keep IN the
Black See Only accrain number not defined OF veses6f
war Really after what we have heard there seems great
unfaIes' IN the painful distinction which is male at times
between the policy Of Lord Aberdeen and the policy of
some Of his colleagues Hear hear | aiprer !
ar supporter Of Lord Aberdeen bu, admicer /
eiiler Of the Parliamentary policy which woui eXone
rae indiy uRl mi mbes Of Cabinet 1t the expeTse OF
their colleagues II does all appear TO me- after
the statement which the noble lord opposite has made of
what II be said that bis policy to Russia
tsartifly differs from that which Lord Aberdeen
ciscd in the rst speech have referred to- hear hear
and this after r is satisfaction TO the people of
III GLAND. We have not then divided Cabinet; hear
bcar the session hi lest closes upon Ministers in unison
this subject; ard far conducting the war with
ell puiposes 90, far having from great objects OF
policy and significant results. the Government the
Coalition Government sppe.E to DC UNANIMOUS. Laugh
ter 6pd orios Of Hear. hear.
Lord PnmertOn after play full remarks upon the
speech Of Mr. Disraei said Lord Russell, speaking
the organ # the Govemu ent hal declared that the OBJ
j. els OF the the independence Of Turkey and
the security Of Europe and he Lore Pamerston thought /
the great powers OF Europe, unassisted. would be
able to accomplish peace that would satisfy the coui'
items which tia, security should be placed. Lord j.
Russell had not oyertaed the intentions of the Govern
mot ano when Parliament red-sembled. he felt assured
o1fdenoc 10 the Government had been misplaced anG /
10 trusted tn 81, contest would b. brought trrmlna
III, that would jus ~ those who engaged in it, aud afford
II world the prospect that il would not be again CO n
PEELED 90 Nuke eXertoIs Of similar nature for similar
puipo.e
Lord Stuart considered that Lord J. Russell hid re-
trq,ted what he fret said he moved that the Chair
II al report lroeles-.
Lord j. Russell denied that he had made any retracta
tirn lie lad revcr slG tia TIE Crimea 10 be occu
ti,d VIA; be had said that he did not think Rus
ia ould be allowed TO maintain position G. seys'opo
with laval force meiacug Turkey