New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05


tsnce Of the cfss IL which tre county stood n
wiling e. give ever ss,i-'snce 10 biz Doxer Eh)ut
r.serye Blu, Lord Russell .viog Isl e. her Mljes-
~ on sunday ev-Iibg bs1 been pler-d 70 .end Tor
lin I-o'd Psluers'on arr Oh Tuesday he able 10
retori hi succes- il forming IN Administration H.
coItcered hiussf bsppy in having The valu ,bs A.
s-isuce Of M. GlsostYpe aud >r Jape. Graham 10
/ BIZ NJ nstry. lie hoped under the crcumstances
the House would not coD-ent wait the srdy result
Of Mr koebuchs Committee. The oBl. grouni GA
/ which be asked the House 70 reject il was. that
/ the Government Themselves Intended to psf
| form The ouiy which was 70 be assigned 10
that committee. The noble lord PROCEEDED
10 state IL intentions Of the new Government iae
Secretary Of he Admiralty hsd appointed Bo,rt 20
fuperineBd The Transport service eommIssi'n
wa low going TO be seut out 10 the Crimes, CON-
posed Of three cisili.Ds who would have ample power
10 suerd the sanitary condition OF tie hopites, the
camp, and the ships Hesr hesr Many CON-
plants bad been maze Of the system Of the Conmis
saiist DepaitDebti to rectify this commission ~s.
going out, AZ the head OF which Sir John Mems lls
would be placed. They would examine into their
defects. and make the necessary improvements in the
commirssrist arrangements The Quartermaster-
Generals aid Aojutant Generals Departments would
be removed from the authority OF Lord Raglan, and
| placed under b. General SIMPSON An hospital
was TO be established at Smyrna uDcer civlians only
Lord PaLmDIe going to remodel the Medical
Department at home; and be would also present .
bill TO enable Der Majesty to enlist as soldiers men
somewhat Olcer than the present limit, aud for
shorter period than at present liked. To fsciitste
the transport il the Crmea, arrangements would im-
uedsiely be mace 10 collect animals IN Asia Minor
for the service Of tho Amy Since the present GO
ent had been in office all these things sd been
cone or were oODg, aud he trusted the House would
wait tor the ut OF these improvements before pro-
cet ding with the Select Committee The duty ofa Min
isny, bowever, was TO make every effort which could
honorsby safely be made for putting an end TO
The war by treaty Of peace. Austria and Russia
al sgTeed upon the bass upon which negotiations
should be commenced, aud it was the duty Of tue
Bii'ish Government 10 zee whether pesce could be
obtained on ust honorable terms. For this pur-
pose Lord j. Russell would proceed TO Vienna sarly
next week he would pass through Paris tor the pur-
pose OF consulting the French Government and
through b, rim for The purpose Of consulting tae
Prnsssn Cow rnment If he fsed IN his mission, the
count would feel that there other course to
pursue but to 20 on with the war, and he con-
viz cec inst the nation would support with alscTity
Government which, having crossword to procure
" ace and failed determined to carry on the war
With vigor. They therefore, threw themselves on the
gsperous support Of Parliament and the country,
which be WA confident they would not have TO ask
for in vein.
Mr.. Diaraeli defe nded the course taken By Lord
Derby, who he remarked had been influenced by
only ODE consideration and tina, was the eXpedsncy
Ct procuring In The present emergency, powerful
Government. Lord Palmer-ton had, he continued,
thought proper to euosize two members of his Csbi
MT whose communicative abilities bso certe,Dy not
been shown By resulls The noble Lord hal beter,
in LIE opinion, have been solemnly silent, than TO
recomn. nd himself 10 the Confidence OF Parliament,
or the assistance Of men who had brought on the
country veJy great, and nov universally acknowl-
edgeo ca amiries snd WHO had been cen.ured by the
UoUee If COmmoDs. The improvements ue1fi)ned
by Lord Panerson, so Tar non bedg reason
az a net the committee proposed by Mr. Roeb1ck, was
q ceDture upon tue lac Government who had 50 long
neg ectec wbai they informed we're Necessary and
Important changes He urged in support Of Mr.. Roe
bucks c,mmi.tee that one Of the finest armies ID 1t
bad eveI tft this country had been 6es royed not by
the sword Of the eLemy, but by means 80 mysteri-
Gus that most experienced statesman had confessed,
a0d announced in the House. that be could not
understand it, IL wss his intention. in every
way, to support the decision of the House. Hs
was in favor for political inq 7iry into the condition
81 the army before S.ysstCpoi, and the conduct OF
the authorities who were entrusted with the arrange.
nehts FIR carry ing on the The mission Of Lord
JobB Ratsell would meet with the satisfaction Of the
country, because every one ielt that no ons who
cuped the positi. OF the noble lord would
cent 70 tesms OF peace which Eorthy OF the
country, and which would lot accomplish that which
hso compelled &c TO resort 10 force OF arms and Mr..
Disrseh assured Lord Palmerston that he would re-
ceye tho assistance OF tho country IN the prosecution
OF the war though the meu bers of tae opp ,soa
G. ND Dot oer assistance TIL they al given to
LoId Aberceens Administration. In conclusion, be
expressed hope tbs' al hough the same individuals
he'd ofice in . form they had changed Ia fort
uiei IRON continual blusders to extreme exceen g.
h,- Roebusk SAID bat the Committee Thi ID he To-
teroed 10 move on Thursday n.xt hsi altesfy been
clarteo nv the House, aud the only Argument urged
81 ar.t il by Lora Palnerston was that there wa.
new 40 InibistraiioD. They had sbnficd the cards
but they had co. the came hands he supposed thN
tier qualities had not changed within the Las, fort
pIpbt when the HOUSE declart that they undt
10 hold office. He should, therefore, on Inursisy
bex., move for the Committee, believing that he
should be aiding Lord Psmerston in remodeling the
stitutoDs Of this country, and enforcing energy anu
ygor into the Acministrat atom
In reply TO Capt DuDcombe, Sir james Graham
said that fbs. he could not follow the speech of Ad
mirsl Napier at the Mansion house without bersyiny
dn patches and other communications which II ~ould
no isady NJ geO public
ferrsd submitting 10 the oboquy which had be-n
thrown upon him by the gallant officer rather than
eldspger the public service. IL was altogether un-
true that the fee. under Sir Charles was maoagsd
snd wore disciplined. The only foundation for the
ftatet Mt that be bad been deprived of his command
was thai be had been ca! leo upon when the service
10 the Baltic terminated TO lower bis lag, for which
there wee precedents. lie recomnen led her ~
es not TO tab any notice Of the speech at the Man
house 20 that he might no. cub himself martyr
a. well u hero
! TIE CASE OF HoPE r. AGUaDo.-On the 9th ult.
the q ial If this action which was adjourned from the
eth of Decen Der sst, was re-uIA-d IN the Court OF
Ouet % a Ben oh before Lord Chief ustlce Campbell
aid a special iuIv The action il will he remem ,ered
was broL gbt by MIR. Adrian John Hope one OF the
surviving of The late Mr. Thomas Hope, known
! alike for biz wealth and the author OF " Aoasts-
/ d" sius," against Alexander Clemante Olympic Count
| Agps0o q Dobleuan residing in Paris, and member
CT aD ancient Spanish family 10 recover
for oebsuchipg his wife The alleged scts Of adalte-
~ were committed al various places aoroa1 ana also
in this country during the absence OF Mr.. Hope s1d
rsuIted as is said in the birth Of boy ia Nay, ls41
the sdy beng al that time the mother of three chill.
crep The action Instituted less TO ob'a,o dam
ages IN money th.n in aid OF SUIT nos psndins IN
the Ecclesiastical Court at the iostance OF tue PLAIN
tiff sgsinst his wife for q divorce. The trial vas
| corcluded on Wednesday evening Feb II, when the
iuiy after scATcels q mom-nts deiberaon, returned
verdict for the ainiih thereby establishing tue
sounery. Ii was agreed betseen the counsel IN
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