New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21
DFBATFS IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS.


TIE Russian Minister is understood 10 have Withdrawn
rom London, and in the meantime, wlll await a, Darn
iCdf iuIil,r orders irCm his Government
Ia the House OF Lords Monday, 9Th tho Marquis OF
Canricorde brought forward biz notion, To call the
att nion OF the House the OF tho country with
"relton to the question Of peace or war Tne Marquis
said hat when he brought forward his notice Of motion he
certainly thought from tho language held by the members
Of the Government in that House. that The proposal
made 10 the Emperor of Russia had been virtually If not
formally. rejected By him, and that his formal refusal 10
accede would be received Immediately. appeared,
however THAI formal refusal had been received ali
iha. tho semblancc OF DegoatOls were still going on az
vienna While, therefore, there even the fantost
probability Of these negotiations resulting in peace no was
unwilling 10 provoke discussions and would rest content
with asking the foreign Secretary the simple yet important
questOnf-H Has any answer been received from the En-
peror Russia What Is the present state Of dir lJmac
relations with that power and what Instructions if any,
have been sent TO tho Britsh MiDrte ct st Petersburg
THE Earl or CLARESDOs replied that Lord Cianri.
csrde far in bis suppOon that proposal
II, the Emperor of Russia had been received Vienna,
and kno there Friday 81 inst stating the terms
which he would be prepared TO negotiate Tor peace.
He Lord Carendon had only that afternoon the 9TH
ceYtd Official instruction Of the fact Ii was only the
ID inst that The Conference called together erd these
proposals. rather this counter project OF the Emperor
Of Russia communicated by Count Buo the Austrian
representative 10 the OF France England
AID Prussia The dispatch announcing this fact ia
he eIds Of all the Members Of Government bat be Clan
ricardo coud inform the House that the terms Of the Enper
10 permit their being sent 10 COnsantinope Upon that
pct doubt existed for moment in the minds Of the
memDer Ofbe conference Ia reply 10 Lord Clanrcardes
second inquiry, Lord Clarendon replied that Saturday
evening 9TH Baron Brun0Y Russian Minister at London
called the Foreign Office end made known that the
given 10 the inquiries Of bic Government did
remit lin continue his official functions aud conse-
queIty diplomatic relations between Russia and Britain
ore broken Of In the Of thu week the papers
shch Baron Brun0w withdrawal founded woull be
submitted 20 the House
The EAEI OF ELLESBOROrGH had been always Of opin-
ion That this question With Russia could be solved in no
way but by and be hoped that Ministers would not
be eluded by any circumstance into relaxing their prepa
raons for that contingency lie considered tha Britain
i az the commencement Of Of the most formidable
wars in which she has engaged. lie acquitted the
Ministers ii they failed to prepare for great and ariuous
struggle Ia particular hey prepared to present
feet OF sufficient force in the Baltic Immediately on the
brssAing up OF the ice
The Marquis Of CL.SRci RDE agreed with Lord Ellen
borough IN believing that the would BE- momentuous
ore bat he could not quite say that ministers were wholly
irresponsible for this coming Although they bad acted
With ability he believed that frequently they had not s.i
ne night thing at the night time and it evident
ooih thai The discussion Of the matter must have rc,ro
Tecve ckarscoT and that the present position Of affairs
could lot continue long, ne would renew his motion that
dav week.
E'RL F!IzwIIuIAa entirely agreed that the presen,
state OF anars could not continue long He th6ugbt IL
had con!inued altogether too long already Whether the
country ives iuy Of the tremendous charscter Of
he conflict in which it il about to engage he would
tioP 10 drcua, but he would gay thai there never va.
Esr IL which the people would more heartily support the
Government III
LoRD BEAUMONT complained that the information given
by Lora Clarendon meager. He would therefore ak
wiener have been sent for the withdrawal Of
he British AMBASSADOR from r. Petersburg and for stop
Ping further negotiations there
lie EARL Of CLsREsDoS replied that he was sorry
LeFd beaumont ihousht bis Information mesgsr that