New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-26
THE ALLIES STILL UNSUCCESSFUL.
Probable Disruption Of the British Ministry
THE FRENCH LOAN VOTED.

The UDited States mail steamer Atlantic Capt.
West from Liverpool II a. NJ. Saturday, July II, ar
rived ct this port at o'clock last evening. Tue At
lsntc arrived out at 2, O'Clock on the morning OF
Sunday, the eth.
The Union anived at Southampton on the evening
Of Thursday the I2th and the Star Of the South at
Liverpool on the 7th.
Lord John Russell figures this week a. the principal
feature Of the news. The circumstances which lent
him this peennence were the disclosures he made in
his speech of Friday the 6tb received here by last
steamer and fully explained in The TRrBCSE respect
il g the want Of uDanimity between himself and his
colleague on the subject Of the war; in other words,
that be- Lord John Russell British Penpoteutia'y,
expressed himself at Vienna in favor Of the peace
proposals. mooied by Count Buol and approved of by
NJ. Drouy n de rHuys, but that returning b En-
gland he either did not communicate those sentiments
to bis colleagues in the Government, swallowed his
peace opinions, and retained Office in Ministry
pledged to war; while NJ. Drouyn de Huy-, with
finer sense o honor resigned. The against Lord
Russell is forciby put by Mr. Disraed thus;
al do not see that the explanations since made by
the noble lod at all changes his situation with regard
TO The House, and as regards the narrative he made
oil Friday night. What did startle the House and
greatly disquieted the public mind was that it came
out not by hazard, but from notice formally given,
Of Lord John Russell that be had returned to Eng
land with project of pacifcatiou which he approved,
but which tie majority of the House and of the
country NEITHER at that time AT this moment would
sanction; that be had recommends this project 10 his
colleagues that in consequence OF their refusal TO
adopt be hsd felt he bound TO consider whether
il no. his duty 10 retire from The Goyerninent;
and though Influenced by other considerations he re-
NAMED a member Of the Administration, ne shortly
aferwaro came down to the House and made speech
which conveyed to the counr' the impression that ne
ar uncomprolnsng advocate OF the war, hhn
conveying also to The House the idea that he was con-
win ed from his ox erieuces in the Conferences at VI
enna That any aVempt at negotiation with any reason
able LOpos Of success was impOssible-thereOy con-
viewing 10 Parliament ana the country an impression
utterly inconsistent with the facts Of the case.'
The fee,irg ON this matter had grown high that
the existence Of the PalmerstOn Ministry was put to
tbe vote by Sir f. Buwer yttOn moving" That
the conduct of the Minister charged with the nego
tiations at Vienna and his continuance in Office as
responsible adviser Of the Crown, have shaken
" the comic ence which the country should place IN
" those whom the administration of public affairs is
iDtrueted" Nor is tbs the only attack to which the
Ministry is exposed-Mr. Roebuck having moved for
coll of the House. July II, on which occasion the
whole force of all sections Of the Opposition VIII be
brought to bear.
Contradictory rumors were afoat as to the course
Lord Palmerston will pursue in this dilemma. Some
surnise that he will try to assuage the storm oy
throwing overheard Lord John Russell, whose resig-
nation he is sold to have had in bis hands for some
DAYS Others say he will evade further responsibility
bv himself retiring. And yet Others mao'aiu that It
he does not obtain a decisive majority in favor Of
| Colonel Adsirs amendment to Roebucks want-oi-
confidence notion (which we refer to below he VIII
dissolve Parliament. Another report is that when
Russell goes out he RUSSELL wIlI take the Grey sec
ton of the Cabinet with him, and that Palmerston
will FIJI their places by more decided men out of the
Liberal RAJ ks. And finally Iumors from other quar-
tiers whisper of Lord Derby as the coming man WIN
| another Coalition Cabinet.
The war news is without Understanding solely
of preparations for attack and defense
From all parts of Britain the accounts OF the crops
are favorable.
The Liverpool Cotton market had been depressed
at 3D. lower, but closed more steadily. Wheat ana
Flour were firm, from light stock Indian Corn con-
siderably lover. Provisions dull Money abundant
! Consuls 81.