The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22

| miEds whereas under the Anasrican system they ar
not able to do so except once In four years (A
! plause)
II IL rumored that arrangement Ia likely to be "a
with Portugal analogous to that lately concluded witl
sardiniananely, that she should furnish contnssn
OF men receive In return loan OF two mill on
from England.
At chapter Of the Order Of the Carter held at wini
su the 1th inst the Earl OF Aberdeen received the
in,sstlture Of kn ght Of the order and by mand
OF the Queen, retains the order OF the thistle.
Our Loadon Correspondence.
LONDON, Friday, Feb. 0, 1866.
Lord PasNe,Son Prime M,niste~ - England -Shiiiy-
ShallyinJ-Ac Bonc Joanny-6 D~ty Fafiuve-Gro'cl
Of the British Lioa--otirer Crorncet Rediricus--Tae
Crisis-The New pintary-PutSmrst Adjonrns 10
l6h ftoruGry-Tas War--7he Drath Lit Popular
Feeling in y-Aenria--f yassia Diplomatic
Gdmbling-A'. Souls Leir>s AadrId-Nspier az the
Aansion Houss-Norh Am-ican Eaaorss BiR
All that have predicted has pass. Lord Pal
merrton Ia Prime Minister of sland The voice OF the
people spoke, and unanimously pointed him out as the
man for the stuatea "A have before observed Pal.
mersion is svors Windsor and he hsa been taken
because he indisyensAb Lord Derby was rst sent
for. He tned hard to make ministry but failed II
would not do. There In no man to lake the war0a
Lord Derby offered 70 Slmers.on who declined serving
under him. They say runaway Lord John was rssorted
to, but it "No bono Johnny" Meantime the courr-
Try became impatient; tn, British hon began to sowl
quite audbiyso audIbly, In fact, THAI small HE.
rarchy Of statesmen started at Its tone The Times csane
out with leaders about the tins having arrived for tbs
people TO speak, and than lo-al Bri,on wsa
heard to observe, I'm Frans- they would have had
reyolutioa long since" Curorsy enough though only
few days havo elapsed since the anniversary OF the
marty yrdom Of King Charles tie name of oaver Cron-
well has been upon the lips OF nsny That's the sort Of
fellow want now.
There ID much rnih, and matter for serious ccnsdcra
son, in the above II is clear that the government
OF England II in the hands Of small set or clique OF the
nobility That olflne has just by the public voice.
declared incapable; and yet as II going blindad 70
destruction, they have allowed this country at mos,
critical moment to emaln unsovernta The eject en 70
reign States has been most disastrous and should not
be surprised IL weakened the friendly feeling Of Aus.
'a towards us. In France Ia deplorcd as calamity
II true, very efc..nt ministry has bten form,i
but II should have been done within twenty four horrs
after Aberdeen resigned Pamerston has retalaed all
the good men Of the late Cabinet Aberdeen Nescass
and lord John the only retiring members OF the old
Cabinet Lord Panmurc, (better known Fox Aaule,
and who held the seeretaryshp Of War on former oc.
casion, succeeds tho Duke Of Newcastle sidney Her.
bert goes TO the Home oaee vacated by Palmers,on,
who becomes Premier Gladstone remains Chancellor OF
tbs Exchequer An undsE secretsryship OF War WIN It
is said, be created, ani2iven 10 Layard The Marqua
OF Lansdowne, whose ago prevented taking the Pre-.
sidency OF the Council has promised his advice and sup
port, and is minister without portfolio. The Presasn
cy Ia taken In the Lords by Earl Graa,ile The other
ministerial Offices n main ssthey were.
Lord Lyndhurat, who had given notice Of the follow
ing motion
the Crimsa was undertaken by her Maieaty's govern
msnt With very Inadequate means, and without duo
Huff gtsnf tnta Aha 80
OF tie resistance 20 be expected from tho enemy and
that the neglect and mismanagemsnt OF the
10 the condrct OF The enterprise have led 70 the most
disastrous results,
Withdrew his motion last night, very Justly obssrv
ing that eoniidsrng the present state OF affairs and
sidering also that seemed impossible 10 form any other
than the present administration he felt ID would b.
wrong TO take step calculated 20 dstarb any way
whatever, the hrst movements Of the admins,ra.
tson but, tie contrary he thought that every one
ought 10 enlesvor In tho present state OF things to
unite heart and soul for the purpose OF assisting the
administration IN retrieving past disasters and restoring
the lo,: credit Of the country. Hc therefore, felt that
under these circumstance he should best discharge the
duty lie owed 10 their ordships and thc country by alb
staining from psocecdnx With his intended motion.
Sentiments Ike the above are of The tight sort and no
end fault With them. It il 20 he hoped 20
good example viii be pu; into practice by al factions
and the interests Of England no. Be sacrificed - tbs In
terests of party.
Parliament has adjourned tn the 10th February.
lord John who cres peedr and 10 his reply the other
nigh, made a lort Of apology to the House or Li,
Duct saying he should not act sgan AMI deuyng all
ambitious projects, vail give hs says, his support
ministers Lord Parmurs, with Pslinefs,on behind hin
VIII be, II Ia thought, active minister lord
Derby and colleagues afo promise support 70 tbs Pal
merston cabinet The hhip OF state starts fair again.
The from the Crmea comes now via bucharest
BY telegraph 10 eight days The weather olsarins
up The Tina correspondent at scu'ari With terrible
accuracy a,n provides hia death lst By every mail
80 reduced the numbers of that Canrobcrt
has ordered Trench division 70 take part of our
trenches and % our pcet work This l. not astts ring
to the Hationa pride we 60 not Jet hear q aEhtny
a; Eupatofia of assault ssbas,pol; there "a,
however, no aign of raising the ssgs. The Ensu.h
and French goveinments are resolved 20 display new
energy. 10 fact the siege Of S-bastopo f. raised ths
influence of the Western Powers will b gons 10 the
East and Russia will attain Asc.nAaEcy which II
will be very oGicuii 70 shake Cut, gu> coy seba..
topol must fall Tho struggle In the Crnea 4 looked
upon BY the populations q the East tA ~ sfeegh
between the Colossus Of the North and TIE Western
Powers and the latter retreat there sir bs irsnsn
dous reaction In favor u Russia The Turk already ssls
that whichever party wins, he vi b tue losr Al
ready bsv. The allies stepped bis fair cre,sssa AMI
Georgian slaves Tor Ia kAfem Ans b. d3ss not know
gka, they vii stop bsrt. Tts Turk - fa'sibt h.
not for the future but lives for The prsssat the
ties oi homs and family 90 20: exist. Every fog has
biz day i. his motto and verify bssv. the dox. .,
Con6;GntinopIe take Advantage oil
Soconiersntss have been hsId Jet 81 Vienna A sequel
of the Gscepaon % The four points by Russa Ia fact
TIE asesp'hiiou uas too barsAcsi scam 70 70 dowu
with foFd Abetessa. The Esgish aaa frsEeA e..
vsrLD,nis Lave nsl sss powers % thslt abasldors II
yisrna t0s act All parties preparing for var on a
larger scale than ever. AusisA's Eoon 'os mob lanE
that Il Is pa.ang footng ~ the ,sssrsi eos
rsgsnts-- has been gssttsd .: Fraakfcrt. Dipiorae
notes satessd sseh other. Prustls van,, s-D4fss.
treaty w.ih The western ossts aud thsiAtir are -