New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-07
II would be 90 tedious it 10 yaperhuoas TO report
the sayings OF the Humes, Babes Knights, Aco1er,

II would be 90 tedious sc it ia yaperhuoas to report
the sayings OF the Humes, BABES Knights, Alco1es,
and trtti 9santi, on this occaIon. 49,;
Mr.. Golden, believing IN the words OF Lord John
and thinking that DO mad turned the Rouse INTO
council Of war very anxiousy laborcd TO show why Sc
vsstopol and the Crimea should on DO account pe
taken. A point of more interest was raised py MN
through means Of the question whether tnis countr!
WAS in Alliance with the soveregnties against the Ia
topalt;es great delusion prevailed with the people
bo ancied that the war had been undertaken in favor
NJ snv oppressed natonalities. IL had on the con-
trsrv been conducted with a view OF riyetlng still
clo,cr the chains by which Hungary and Italy were
trrd in the grasp Of Austria. There were honorable
ard deluded gentlemen in the House who had been
CRYING out that the Government were not carrying
on the they ought 10 do, that they ought 70
have some other man at the head OF the war Depart
partment; nay, sometimes they had even saa' a.
- the head Of the Government They had called OUT
for Lord Palmerston. And this all done ior the
interest of Hungary and the Italians. he had ngaru
ut from the lips Of TIVE Of the greatest chicr I'll
"laIy and oi Italy declared, that 80 lar rom ,nen
hopes ard aspirations resting upon tha' moor iolu'
.'tLev knew that when the noble lord had an oPPo'
tunity * giving them moral support, Ii VIM ivy
so much as lift I'D bis finger in their favor II mere
"wss any member in the present Uo'elii,en o ~;
moment upon whom these leaders wouu w leSs
.'pozed 10 rely than uron another, IL was N'' iooI
aware Of tie greet imPOstuIe prscueeu III 81 Manu.
+ Ohm. thc Gensi0n hal happily exploded:
MI Iayard and I:ord Dudley stuart dc eoihing 9ut
reneat tier old speeches, with tins variation mat
Lord Dudeys opinion OF the mage iorce VI '1' Ai1N'
.tPsImerstOn' was more exalted tBaa ever.
Itwss reserved for Mr.. Dsrseii to blow up by one
;nle Ireatb the whole bubble spes ch Of Lord John.
Having trieAr justified Ls proposition OF an autum-
1sl session by an alusOn to SnOPe and other eNP@t'
that occurred during the last autumnal vacation u
confessed himself to be surprised bewidcred, alarmed
Al the announcement of the impending destruction o.
S,yattopd and the conquest OF the Criinel Lore
John here expressed dissent but did not Fise; MT.
DisTaeli however, sitting down on his par, loice'
Lord John to an explanation. In voice OF huuii'!
and confusion he clme forward, at last; " may a.
"well state that what said was, that 10ugit nus
d" sia could not be allowed TO maintain the inenacinl
attitude she has done by keeping 80 large Meet
Sevastop0l." Having eilcited this confession IRON
Lord John, Mr.. DsTseli delivered one Oh MS mos
savage and sarcastic speeches record, when wol
well repay perusal in eAtenso, and which ehdea VIII
| TIE follow ing words:
Eray az or what We have heard there seems great un
fei-,c m the painful distinction which is made at time
Lerpep the policy OF Lord Aberdeen and the policy d
soue of his colleagues. ! an no adHIrer or support
of Lord Aberdeen but am admrer either OF the par
Ia1neItar, policy which would exOnera;e members OF
Cabinet al The expense Of their colleague It does no
all appear TO me: after the statement wheh te hopI
Lord opposite has made Of what II was d
SAYS he said, that lis policy as TO Russia, subslan
tally diEts from that Of Lord Abercoen md this, ate
ell is satisfaction to the people OF England W
have not, thon divided Cabinet; The session at la,
closes upon Ministers in unison upon THIS SUBJECT; ana
so far conducting the war with small purposes g"e'
go far AZ having from greet objects of policy aud u
sfcant results, the Coalition Government appear b
unanimous"
Lord Pamersten's Jokes were of no After III
speech of Mr. Disraeli, and number of other mem
bers having risen to protest that they mad been entire
" deuded by Lord Johns first speech the motion 70
the supply was indeed voted but only ON the condito
that the debates should be resumed tonight Lor
I Dudley Stuart announcing at the same time his in
tention TO move an address TO the Queen "prayn
that she would be gracously pleased not to prorogu
"Parliamcnt until she might be enabled to afford tn
House more full information with respect to the re
0 "latons existing with foreign powers, and of he
, views and prospects in the contest in which he
Majesty was engaged. KARL MARN