Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-15
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The Foreign News

bytI6tA John lQ.seIl ttl bis seat 10 The Btitlsl
Mi6islfyapdEl6s SleaatE bIltAS llSpss q Con-
mons have oflslf gs Tie enigma Of iataplta
beousD6atussat d lt6ebal lions teclssttons a1s
eyet risIo1y and fetoIted eoias
plants disastet, Which have floEtl fot oYe
TOM mQuths, Ia patallsl5a1d apratealY c9asll'
reliable streams, ftota different petitions Of Ae
,I5Rd66 pes. Bxsgsetall6ns1 eohceSlpee'''
Llun8ets, and The contradictory Statements hs'sio
tote made op I'll sidts, fspfssips las pEos!sss 9
ihe var assume tbelf ptopst dimensions sqg 'ae
eyeSof the world ate SO Thoroughly opeRed 70 VIA
has been done or neglected. BY one Of The beige
tent powes tjat IS ito, difficult 70 divine the 20
siilon Of the resi- =. $50.
rave noiee ii tlte Hiiilsh House 81 Commons tlai
liz should move, on tide following Friday, that .
select committee be appointed to inquire into the
condition 81 the EuslisEarmyg before SsbaSIlnoo
itd int0 tE0 conduct Of those departments Of ths
Government whose duty 1t had been 10 mlalsssl
10 lie WAITS Of The county, he DAY hut one
stier, Lord Lynihutsl announced IL lie House O
Lotls his intention IL move leSolll ao1 on !ke y
81 Febtuty a,ltib0t6g lie llsasttods petition O
the expedition Ia The CitMea 10 Tue 'tnlsnspEe,
nent u The 6oYetnAent,' AZ The tlst mole q
alarm, on the yeJY evening Of Nj, RosblcS'S 20
lice, note va wrltte1 BY Lord John Russell q
tlsiEarj Of bet1eent ii hIch he states thai The
ntonofed ipoUi,y t1yolve,ta censute upon the Coy,
etnstent wltct he would he unable 10 teststs anu
tkst he must consequently tender bis resignation
A. SItnistero Of lie Clown. Ills Ee.Ig alton wal
conveyed on The following day ly the l'temief II
The Queea, By whom ii was forthwith accepted,
This iIl,timed aud unlocked u abandonment q
bis nos., duty, and colleagues was on the 25tl, ide
known 10 the county, which II 6lled With Eestst
Indignation and alarm,
On The 2ath, lie very time appoia'ej tot NJ
Roebuck'a n.oltouE Lord John Russell anticipated
bta, by rising in bis satin the House Of Conf
mons anil alleging the cause Of The unprecedented
step hc had takeN lie tittnalIy debated thnt e'
Mafsslys Slinisiet$ lad conducted ths var IN The
woist Inatlast possible; and that now they we're
about 10 be attacked and cenSnte1 tot theft con.
dict he coulAnot defend them, and that he must
Therefore setels from theit pnplber lie Inatll'
lgilied that liz hail throughout deprecated Tue way
things were going, which he atltlbhttd 70 gtee'
lilo the false policy OF The Fail Of Aberdeen III
moi making Lord PalHeEstoN SIlnlStet Of WaT, cue
that be could not Gully offer no excuse tot the sin
istet course Of events, but must ackow Ledge !at
The accounts tEom tile seat Of wat we're horrible
and heart reu1lng,' aud that QoTeFnHlent was to
blame ot II. He was neyeftheless unable 70 deny
thst hr had been, al least taclllyt parry 10 the
mtsManagen,ent he htl tutntd States evidence 10
anath.alatiye,
Tie English press ATE loud in their censtlEes W.
OH Lord John Russell's condgct' The Times
says That no paEsllel instance exists In ralltane'
tsly history 81 such a resignation BY Minister Il
Ii. moment Of Il discussion In which hi4 hOnot
asinyoyed, that Lord John Russell "conlln,
utI 10 he responsible for the policy and The acts Of
The Governments" and That i "wou'd have been
mute honorable 10 fall with the other Es1lEets o.
tile Cabinet than 10 consult lis own Pleasuts Of
interest by leaving Them In the lutcll" The AUtn'
ing Chronicle Says
nNo,hins can be more unsatisfactory than Lord
John RWssslps exclamation, Tia has 50 timed his
abandonment ii lis post as to produce the greatest
amount Of embarrassment Of hume and dlst3Usi
aUt0al. Heidi moi choose 10 defsni The results
ofthe NTot ceilings which he had so1cllolsil, II
not approved, in the Cabinet, and that 81 sbse.
unenl p4tIoJ lie began 10 express niSglSlngs IS no
pAIli9llon fol his shrinking ltom responsibility al
the eleventh hour, like an alYoclIe whn does not
throw up bis bIist in what he thinks hopelesS
case till the plealillsS etc m the point Of being
opened, and then does il III nanutE 10 pseludcs
the Jury against his client"
It's difficult 10 totesee low The Abetdec1 Slin'
i4lEY eau escape the ruin tot which the detection
0f Lord ohrl Russell h0s pnSet the way, and Il -
equally difficult 10 imagine out Of What elements
a new Goyetnnient eau Ike formed, Lord John
Russell is Ol course out 81 the question, and .
Tor Ministry, led IVY the Earl Of Derby, Lord
LYndhutSl, ard D'lIatii, would not command 4
najQhly in eithet House Of Parliament TT week,
Loid E'SlmetsiOn is undoubtedly, al the present
tl0nleNt, one Il the most popular men ~ the
United Kingdom; aud il would not be surprising
II, IN conaeAipn with Lord LansiOwNe, whose
talent and character never apptnteI IN bsNeI
advantage than at PRESENT, he weete sent lot By
the Queen and commissioned t. seek out ruAIetial
tot A new Ministry. ,-..y..-..,,..,--..
Meanwhile tie position OF the Allies has teen
lowered in the eyes oil all EniUlIe hy tie dEelO
SUITES in Lotd John Russell's speech, The English
nation has teeu hunbigd. The situation Of tie
beSiegins armies at SebaSlopol was admitted by
both The Earl OF Newcastle AMI Nj. Sidney EseE'
bert 10 be taoss Leporablei and The latter, uads
the pleSeAe OF requesting with tstaN to the ma4lti
q sUs tcFtion Of Judgement, wss guilty Of lnslnu'
alj1H hat the bIsms was to Ge lht0wn upon Lotd
Raglan and other Leaders Of the English sfmY sIj
beet, i0stesd Of tie War Department At home
Nevertheless tie evils lamentetl ats rather referred
10 as past Than actual, aud theis question that
toI so NC previous every pains hal Gee4 laAe
10 nuieiiotaee the eondiiiJn Of the British army.
The severely ctnSUted Correspondent oil Ire
LonlOh Times deserves no small potion OF The
Ptslse fot improving the condition and accommo.
tlalioRs u tue lro0rs, and perhaps that Journal
does not CLAIM too much credit when il UEStrlS that
Az ASAf II
situc.ion Of tue invading forces VI Englanl and
Farce. ReiniotcenenlS wtte tIptly painting in
ftom Turkey. Enslant aud Ftance; aud spltll d
VbsIinlcy and dcEEeI determination had been en-
sefldeEe in the hearts Of the Ltdve Sold!etS Of tie
Allied army, Whlch Was Sule ptesase ii tutUlc
success. IS the forces unIeG Ptlnce AlenschiSUll
were also being so atgely iuCttossI that watlIs'
lisYSi they would SHORTLY amount TO leQ,C00 men,
l:GG doubt exists that the Crlmea is about 10 be-
come the thra'ts Of most sanguinatY struggle, and
that the proportions OF the wat will soon he EteAt
" eniAtYeJ, The vat spittt fairly AROUSED, and
the Imagination VI Tie allied sOIdltts revels, says
the Times cpUesnoaieGt, 'in new and As Si0IlouI
Lseams as those Of .4hua and lnke:Enann.'
The negotiations at Vienna III peace 10 mol
seem 10 be loOSed upOa as iustl(ylng great hopes
Of favorable result. The DRAFT VI EeS"tiaGions
pretended on the 1lll Of January ny PNnce GOli'
Sch1k0tf nroveS 10 contain fat less amount Of
concessions 10 the len3liiS OF Austria, FtanCe and
England than had Teen supposed. The London
ropeVs SPEAK Of lite aNlicipaionS Oh lie subject Of
futute peace or continued hosillties as changing
color dozen times DAY; bu! on the whole tie
impression was becoming Mote geRefal that spring
would see the war oreH upon stlntlst and more
terrible scale than has pethsp3 eses Uetoss been
known In Eutope.