New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

have arrived Of point a which s,v - -
would be criminal. II the Partial sl.e~- ni
Which tey bsve obtained have not b,s. eal
spur y nanon and iAo,e veo are Il ,hs ss.ses4
Q, sn.u, 70 Gee sNe sc'i"n ss mast 80 -
stimulus, ~srss1l
We have no doubt, thea. from N. -
which We receive frorn vsriou, ara "A - ~e&a u
qusr,ets rot uerey Tia, ID. state 81 ,..'sSA
CIinss V ,cy bad, which The nc., iser,s.s "
mast be ready 10 admit, bot that he Il,,s.a ~
msnseed With cissster 10 shlch thsr, -. .~nys
fe~ parallels In the dreui sar.. o. - iss<
sdyeiting for the u.oDsrs b the loss vA,.A s,ss
incur BY TIE ssord Of an sc'i We and paos-se ~.
merely eon.idesinS oar prasyssis via ,.S.'eusr
tie positioa ve occupy, the resources -. ,e>st
climate with ~h.ch y. hsss 10 ech'eas, ga n. - -
tsry conciticu Of our uco,--ve are forr "A :, . -
ribl- but Irresistible csnclesjpn ghsf Ia a - -
weeis spd even bescrv eftasivs opsr,s.'y y
renewed, the remnant Of cs gsI&sf al
aruy viii have been - veakcret NV - .s>t
be upsvslsb!e for any effective par..ss -
foreensn's have nearly al been kessAs =.
stores. We believe. are sceuualssea Al ~, -
enough 10 feed, elotho ans shelter arssr I-
that vhich We bow posses; but thar, = ,a -
q o. fer msny weeks toe Gauss shich -, n 49,
from is stores ard it' shelter and Yea, h a.. ~
cessspt fatigue ard ws,chipx ali loo. a.. ia |,
The railroad rus, be some tins Ia esn.srpssIvssl
We shall show oply too cesriy tia, s.v =. ~
w..41X.-
their labor. is not 90 be thelrht q for u,..ss.
Let US then, calmly aad oisps'sioasssiy essi.s.
ell selfdelusion. snd rising superior 70 tie fs,,S'e
mskes men think they can c.pguer az e.,,ri' ~
cutie. AM dsngsrs by aveiding PLATO lsnsssss -
inc the sctasl state aud prcsp-ct- Of osr 49,
army. We believe. from The best nformsrss :. =
ebl. 10 get. that our scmy ~ the bcxinn,sr y ~
MOI th could only mustr II 900 bsyoasts IA. ~ !.
tivery ana engineers have been redaed Ia -
degree, and that The cavalry no longer KAT. - 49,
the whole 81 the surviving torsA. hsvins Aes, -
up for the earsgs of pfoVhiors. TIE dess-. e,,s-
be estimated a. less THAI sixty Al sy, and "a -
sbed by fatigue and sicka arr sd 70 b a -
than q thcussnd a week. Wa. this fearfa IA y
sickness TO heslth remsln consiatt; vii cizi -
will il ilereasel On the answer sbich fee, 80 =
psrieuct-not vain hopes and seltdelu.isss- A.
give b. this question depend tie existence or d>,ss
ton Of the Euglis1 army. IL wouli h -
trifiig TO suppose that any ansSer 6t' =
can be given 10 tina question. The ras
sickness viii not diuibi-h-s,l 70, renNa e,,sns
IL siIl--i, uus,-fnfully and rapidly iacreass. n
have .sid We have II 900 tsyoneis, and corrsrs1
ing numbers Of other services Bat In shal -
sre these survivors The disease o. the sst \
form Nd only too plainly ihd they sre not msn "a
health has teen suGcctly ovrpOstred by ~
dises.e but are suffering ander tue Elects II e,rs
mslsdits brought on by pro,rscied ersss,sis .
exposure the reeds Ct which they must long II
carried about with them While they we're JET u
bertd EMORY the healthy and Elective psr ae
army. 1his We hsNe every reason - fear, -
case Of ths survivors Wosr'ef, wasted, fsnia<
aud exposed, they It'll drsg themselves no uA
,repohfs ane back again 20 their miserable lsr.i y
IL would De ~ sh,urd & c,un, GA them a. ma
health az 20 cal asLip with 6ve feet OF water 10 4
hold ses~cfthy. II is computed iha' OF these ~
men there are hsrtly 1000 In good heslk-{
fact. il Was a, the beginning Of this month an a
OF invalids, aud At the beginning Of The 80
the Ciimesp winter had lot set M. VIII scsa'y n
insufficient clothing, with frames tbus deoiNs's< n
mir de thus detected without adequate sheltwlu
ordinsiy weather. ard without the leisure or pa
liz, 10 constTuct H. the army has 10 undergo esls
least as styere Us tbs which we nov esrefins
The zane tutes are 20 be discharged by cep'ins<,
decreasing numbers. and the labor will gro< emxj
" greater in proportion - fewer hands are eit sp
form il. The most sangui0e DO not nos spssk aa
attack ill the end Of this month. and At he 80
this month how many II the 50 900 mss chs ~
left these shores wll survive 10 make ~ 3
tack We are shout TO lose, unlss, scms -
ordinary stroke OF fortune Intervores, ess -
ear only, army, the object a 90 much pfcs I
90 much deep affection, Of 20 mach tester =
cituds, the terror Of our enemies In the asN =
the defense and bulwsrk Of our libeftias aaiist
pebd,uce. Is he nation prepared for the asa1s'
l. il prepared TO cay, "Our brave men have ped&hH
"rot because we cent them on an eDtsrprs -
" yss above their strength not because we have \
" fused 20 grant them 81 yiLlrg that sas bse>ssTt
" Ter tLen support, ncr because our Allies hsvS4a
" US In any point. but because ~s have chcsn
4" make our sruy one vast job-the plsyshDe 4 q
" srisioe racy-a mart in which promotion, ~
" ehould be the reward OF merit. IL bought eel q
" for mcpey-becsuse ~ have been c 'ntea. ~
4" to the vaor Of cur privae soldiers. and nsgessls
" train up oili Gers possessing sny OF Ms sfinss
" which 6t men for command, except the uaisss
"qusl,y Of Iersonsl courage '" Are We preprst'
sl..s 49, IF fha nam NusIE
complish the incompoiency Of the Heals 81 9
Departments and our 'Dersls has aeh~va
viii l. console us 70 reflect that We have b
cur srmy have compromised cur influence and ~
tstion among foreign nations bu, have not isfs>le
tho honor nor nritated the sensbhty OF singe ~
family or done anything to weaken er's5sf ~
connections by removing Incompetent men from ~
tons they are proved to be unworthy TO al. q
providing troops With Leaders o. such nielhfss
and experience o. might have preserved then ~
desu uciion. 10 defiance Of ell the tsdt Of Doc
lDg-st and the Hose Guards II We are NOT p
pared 10 accept such cOnsola;i0n for such dss15
We ought even now b. dema and iha, merit skguxa
tain those positions which have been layi.hef = ,
terest and connection snd that, " we have pssssa
period Of remedy We do not even !e, deem u 10 =
for repentance.
Fro- The London Tssss. jos. 70.
There il q reason for all things and on the svsa'
great national disaster u " some comfort 20 thiss =
the preseni-y.s. this very prs-en, hoar--is ~ -
con for great national duty. As for the peB<ne =
eratioDs Of sevsstopol, We NAV almost die rio -
from our thoughts for while. England has noe -
her beat and Der worst 10 thst quar-r-her efvs1.
gaLcss Der follies, and her Beglects-and zen -
DO more. We may read the future thsre ~ pssl
the crew Of the Prince. When the single ehs's -
held them from the pre- cipics 'rownins ogef
heads sbspped at last aod they kDes they ~ !
the m Grey Of tho storm. The remnant OF TIE -
army might be about fifteen or seventeen Doe
bayoI cts AZ The lsst date. About hundred .
were sent ~ the hospitals never 10 return 81 s9o
ice, and nearly a. many saved their cossiv a.
trouble by dying on the spot. Here is regsH ~
Of Elk thousand month sgsins, no further r,ssSse
mebn worth taking into account At ttis res, n.
Rsglea end bis staG would be the sole sury'vs.
the expedition about tho 18Th Of Mara u
weather has been worse than ever, and wss szps1
to be worse STILL heavy snow, rapid thas, -
frost, bitter Lorth wind, Gozen trenches, -
bic roads hardened 10 he consistency d ~
ruts trescherously 6lled With driving amos, q
GERS found suGocsted by their chwcoslars9 81