The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-04

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he ground Of anaucs-of free trade a. wen to HIM
hus he viii hit two parties at W
md who, by combination, might any asy '"e'' $50
tsst LORD John Russell to 60 TO Vienna
rs Pienipotentary at the conferences 20 Smnd wh;is
anil better n nSIa John out Of the way much
that he might well not near ; a nSadrsa
saS.s 10 the army, and there is NO doubt but the
sresept war spirit win be famed immensely Sy
the fhi noss Panmurs as Secretary at War He
seotcbran and possessed Of much OF that national
coness Of character which could enable him TO 40 un
I strong love Of Scotch feudality, which vii
opera'e on his mind against interfering to ay
extent with the srstocratic organization or Abe
army 1t is not supposed, for instance, that o Mi
venture to recall Lord Raglan-and so far he Ay
OF the name to replace him in the empre Lord Rag
lan's very faults may by this time educated
him into better man than we can qua en- ewhere Then
Mr. Roebuck's committee is an Immense. difficulty 1t
was in fact vote Of no confidence "a the ministry
and 1t whether the House Of Commons
viii consider the ministry sufhciety changed to make
it nugatory 1t is generally thought that Lord Palmer
ston conrive to alter the character Of the committee
Guards rather than IN she war generally this can be
managed the amour prore Of the House viii be saved,
and Lord Pamersto. be greatly assisted in military
We, none Of u.s. have the slightest hope peace from
any about to take place at Vienna and as
regards Prussia, N. Drouyn de pHuy's late despatch
when H. Won Usedom accused of producing n London
by mistake the draft of treaty intended for the Court
vacity in for the war with France not to be looked
upon fat dcc0mpli No, the war itself VIII only go
TO and though from time to time there
may be occasional PROTOCOLS as subsidiary small arms IN
aid Of guns AND h s Jas no one expects
Grave every now and then found to be shaking
their heads and predicting that mighty changes in Eng
lsses win rue the day they ever advised it.
I'm tt which must take place in the army will,
itualy affect all constitutions Your sys-
geniture Of blOated Episc0palianism, OF
as.@. sssaa Pluticracy everywhere cannot live In
Fus.r.aa he rights OF merit ackpow edged in the
,ch gentleman, distinguished both in the
s.es and literature OF his own country writes
s. continually dwelling with painful interest
fyour brave army; an interest inspired by
the army itself, as well as by the concern
wills. the honor and credit of your institutions.
1 81. ucceed in repairing the mischief and that
indeed seems to me next to impossible
81 government will assuredly come out OF
omewhat discredited. Whatever may be
results Of the war, and OF the hero:
Of her soldiers, have difficulty in be-
..H.E bis will have considerable influence,
,rhaps little foreseen, upon the future
..aa#M domestic affairs. expect that 1t will &C
eat which you appear to be departing
o,e lcceptations Of that term Your army
lE#ffa I'd undergoing a sort of revolution, snd q
.a 10 constitution of the army will surely
sci to the army alone" :,
conquest Of the Emperor of Russia will
physically win or loose, tue alternate
and England wll in all probability, to loggerheads in
himself again Already men--.before anxious for the
var-been to winee about this talk Of French army to
the Rhine and anohr year or two may see the Golden
and Bright Peace Party very different to what 1t Is at
present. UNIVERSITY CLUB.
LONDON Friday, Feb. 10, 1855.
Meeting Of Parliament The Palmerston Cabinet-The
NeW Appointmeats-Lord John Russell appointed En-
gey TO Vienna--A Congress-The Sea. of War-Sar-
naturalization Preparations in the Baltie-7he
Great Reform Increment in England -Peto Made q
Barones-Seandaous Trials in England-7he Wed
observation-disclosures, &C.
Parliament meets this evening for the first time since
the formation of the Pamerston ministry You will
member that 1t was Roebuck's motion for Committee
Of Inquiry which turned out the late ministry by
enormous majority. The question arsesAre we to
have q Committee Of Inquiry that the whose
government 10 be inquired into have left Officer
They are virtually dead men, and valuable time would
be lost in examining their past omissions Let the
take energetic to remedy the pas
and do well for the resent and the future.
There is grumbling already at some of the ap
pontments by the Cabinet. Frederick Peel (secou
OF the late Sir Robert) is appointed under secretar
of War without having had any experience tn at dc
partment It generally supposed that it would hay
been given 10 Lsyari but the fact is Layard was
violent in his attacks upon the late governmentman,
members Of which remain in ofhce-and his letter pub
hshed some time since censuring Admiral Dundas, is
ranking wound in high quarters Lord Panmure is vic
tim to the govt and Sir Jas Ora is quite invalid
Lord Rokeby who has been appointed to the command
division in the Crimea is said to be deaf post
and Admiral Boxer, who has been given the command OF
the port of Balakava deemed inefficient at Constan
tinople.
However, we shall hear to night, and see wha,
support and what opposition Pa'merston must count
upon.
One point is certain. The will be carried will
vgor, unless very honorable peace is obtained.
Lord John Russell has been appointed commission ne
extraordinary to attend the conferences at Vienna Tut
conferences likely to the shape of Congress
Since the celebrated Congress of 1875 English states
OF Lord Johns eminence has sent on missions
20 foreign courts You will remember the doubts Ior
John threw upon the good faith Of Austria at time
and he is well acquainted with every phase of thu
Eastern question: and all the negotiations that bs.te
selection could not have been Men are want
ing, nevertheless who say that il is honorable ban
ishment from London After his recent escapade whsr
he abandoned his party at the hour OF danger his posi-
ton has been unpleasant lie ia accom- PANEL "a
Vienna by Mr.. Hammond, Under Secretary Of Foreign
Affairs.
Tie other States Of Europe will send special commits
soners of highrank.
From the actual seat Of there is little news. The
intelligence is up TO the Atm February lhe frost had
irg were amply provided. The mortality continned
all the sane among the English ReinioIc sment'
ere sth gong on from France AM EaSland. On
the Other hand Russia has just ordered general arm M
o. tine whole population OF the Russian empire. Germs
ny also armiug from North to South aud from East
10 West The report that Prussia has accsdel to the
treaty Of the I'd December not correct but 1t
doubted that when the moment OF the crisis comes
will join Austria to avoid losing her position ia Germa
Russia is making great preparations against the ex
pected attacks in the Baltic. All the forts along the
coast being strengthened, aud every point where
landing might be effected is being fortified Eatrenche
camps are established along the coast which conmuni
cate with each other by telegraPhic lines which
Petersburg Ia urni IN
do something and the officers indignant that sir
Charles Napier should have complained Of the bad
management OF the ships, and the iueiciency Of their
crews Sir Charles has done for himself The CON IN |
Of the Baltic fleet has been given TO Rear Admiral Ell.
ward Dundas, relation, belieye, of the late unpopn.
1r ADMIRAL IN the Black Sea.
The bold and manly language lately adnnted hx TIN