New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03

the Sierra Morena IL :hree c0iamns, ore marching
BY Carolina the other by Pozzo Bsneo, aud the third
by Despeusperros. Tie Gscos coniesses that Colonel
Bucets succeeded in surprising Cuenca' BY the pos
session Of which place the insurgents have secured
their communications with Valencia. In the lstte'
province the rising now comprises about fouror h'e
towns. besides Aura where the Government troops
received a severe check.
7. ia stated also that movement had broken out OF
Rens in Catalonia and the Nesssger de BagoHHs ADDS
that disturbances bad taken place in Arrag"n.
% ba - K.poi@oa
A' T@o .rDo e1 Lord P.imer.toor
With this aposirophic song, the emharka'ou Oh Tue
French troops at Calais has been celebratei. ID
order TO really oppose Lord Pamerston TO the IIaf'
immense movements have shaken the town from
Saturday to Monday, with view to put hun IN the
,Isce of the Duke OF Newcastle. Great agitation
h., prevailed once more in the ministerial as well as
in tie opposition camp. IL was known that the
estimates for the new ministry Of war were TO be
laid before the House on Monday night, sud this
occasion was 10 be seized 10 make mufierou'
onslaught on the Coalition, add TO pls:e the inynci-
bic Palmerston in the War Ministry
,'On Saturday Cabinet Council wac ~ nonei before
.wo n clock Ministers did assemble until three. lhey
then met with the exception of the Foreign Secretary
who was detained By audience with Tie Queen Lori
Clarendon Joined his colleagues At four. lher denoeri
iions then lasted until halt past six and Immediately
ncor he reekiug up the Council Lord Aberdeen pro-
oteded to the .aiace of Her Majesty
You may see from this excited narrative OF The
Morning Herold how greatly the hopes OF The Tories
were raised by these "important moves LORD
John Russell summoned his adherents to Whitehall
for Mcndsy, and Nj Disraei, in his turn, assembled
the Opposition members. One hundred aud seventy
nine gentlemen presented themselves at Whitehall,
almost in byeterics with the anticipation Of the great
revelations intended for them By Russell. Tie! were
most deplorably deceived by the Parliamentary
Squeers, who 5riiy told them that the vote Of the
w.r.estimate being matter Of course. be expected
them to be quiet and behave. The Cabinet would
shortly want more money for carrying on the
war, and 60 the question OF confidence or no
confidence in the Coalition would he taken
next week. when such money vote would be pre-
D." scented to the House" Not being initiated N the
secrets Of Lord Clarendon, he could not give
them any information the state OF foreign affairs
Well the result was that Russell saved the whole
Coalition for the present session. for II the vote OF
coufd,n nee bad been taken the estimates Of the
War Ministry, defeat would have been victory OF
Palmerston over Newcastle, while on the general war
estimates vote of uon-confdence ~ould be victory
of the Tories over tie combined Wing Peeh,es-an
eventuslity, Of course, out OF the question.
Accordingly, the votes for the Var Ministry were
taken last night in very quiet House, nothing oc-
curing but n delivery by Russell and Pakington Of
all he stale common places on the present military
administration.
1t ia TO be regretted that the obstinate Resistance
of the Queen keeps Lord Pslmers.on out OF the War
Office, as by his installation in that Office the last
false pre,ense under which the Radicals yet defend
tie foreign policy Of England would fail to the ground
On the announcement of Mr. Otway 10 last Friday
sitting Of the Commons, that be would bring the case
of Dr. Peitbman before them, Lord Palmerston rose
and declared that he ready 10 give every explain
atom. and that everything would be found to be
all right" Meanwhile, Or. Pethman has publish
ed letter in The Morning AdcerIser, which proves
that if he never was ns in other respects he
tnues to believe in the generosity OF Queen Vicora
and Prince Albert, whom he petitions to let him 90
back to German! very thing which they want.
The mean seryility of the socalled Radical press is
exemplfeJ by its absolute silence on this unexanpled
case where lettrc dc cGckG buried for eighteen
years just because be had the misfortune to know
something Of the royal and arisOcratc reist ons with
German mad-servants KARL MARX.