New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

Ssssl was eosly asked BY the Frsn's Nd -
emp, whether be required the assistance o. see
Ysenshf The poor General sarca'scaily replied
~I,Seed. we require assistance; bat don't hurry
.vs.r,eiye,." He knew the spiri. Of both armies.
A few minutes later, he was corpse. Inc Pm
yste letters from the Crimes, which are nov 10 toe
nspers. call the campaign complete failure ana
Iays,d who was present at the Aim, and AZ Bal
,hl.v. and InkermaDn, calls the battle Of Inker-
n.up . fatai s,etory, prognostiestng defeat.
II il said in weil-informed circles, tina. change
n the Ministry 10 contemplated. Lord Aberdeen
10 ready TO siye up his premiership; still Lord
John Russell has the sane claims TO the place a.
Lord Palnerston, and there s scarcely any proba-
Nhty that either Of them will agree 20 submit 70
the other.
Il has Been remarked that while the King OF
Prussia, in his speech from the throne, encour-
aged opposition-by saying be was quite aware
lat there is, and must be, difference of opinion
IN the Chamber, and that be wishes to kno" the
true spirit Of the countryside queen OF Ensi4no
seemed 10 stiAe any criticism OF the conduct oil
lie Ministry. The Continental enemies Of Con-
ssitutisnAl Monarchy now openly denounce the
hollow theories Of the English Constitution, and
point TO the fact that. in time Of war, the Constr
tutional Government becomes either Sham or
sIoa to it, own energies. Disrsei adverted TO the
hnprudence OF the Ministry in endesvonns 30
Keep down the opposition BY the royal pres"ge'
and Lord John had TO assure the House that shere
had been 10 intention Of eDcrosching upon the
liberty Of speech. The explanation Lord Jchn
gave in respect TO the Austrian Treaty had very
depressing influence on the furds all over tufope,
and The Times now challenges the Minister, and
declares be has minepresented the contents OF
fke Treaty. Its evident that the Peeiite' In the
Cabinet are much more satisfied with 1t than the
pure Wings, and that rupture between the two
.arties in the Coalition Ministry becomes una
vsilable.
The news from the Asatic Seat Of War notfsvor-
able TO the Turks The Russian General Wfsn-
rel advances from Bayezud by Vauto Efzeroum in
order to cut off the army Of ADstolls, stationed at
Ksrs And while such danger is threatening,
ne Porte recalls all the foreign Pashas, and all
The Hungarian Refugees from the Asia.e army,
yielding to the demands Of Baron Bude, the Aus
tsian ambassador The reports on the fate OF the
hospitals at scutari are appalling, and people be-
gin to ask for what lie Lord Radcliffe, the most
distinguished Of all the British Dplomatists, at
COnstantinople' lie does not check the intrgues
Of the enemies of the Porte, and does not care
ibr the necessities or comforts Ofhs wounded coun-
kymeb in the hospitals. Everybody sees most
dearly, that English diplomacy has been duped
By Austria, and that Russia will soon have an OPP
Dortuhity Of showing her superiority in cunning
against the miserable Get Of red-tspsts who now
administer the Affairs of tAe British Empire
Kossutb has lately accepted the offer Of the
propretors of The Sunday Tim,s 10 make their
paper his organ, and agreed to write weekly srti-
cles, on the leading topics OF the day, which are
10 ave the tone to the paper. Cheyaer Bun
sen, the late Russian Embassador, who resides
now in Heidelberg, has finished his manuscript
On "Egypts Position Ia Universal History,
which is soon TO appear; he is now engaged in
writing critical Life Of Jesus Christ, and max
ing a critical edition of the Bible with historical
eommentaries which are 10 embody the highest
critical attainments with truly Christianspirit.
The book is to set at rest many questions on the
Bible and make il once more thoroughly under
stsod. We hear that an English publisher is in
uegotaton for this very interesting book, which
cannot fail ~ have an immense circulation in
England and America, and all over the Christian
world. Chevsier Bunsen believes that he may
hsish it in two years. Arc.