New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15
course with dissolution OF the present ParliA
ment Still, Lord Palmerston Ia not the man to
-. m ~. p,em;ar.hin vitoout rs sipg h.A q f-i,

oour,e, with dissolution OF the present ParlA
ment. Still, Lord Palnerston Ia not the msn to
give up the Premiership without having hsd . fais
tisl. He telegrapsed tue desersoa Of the
Peelites to Paris and Lord jobs Russell accepted
his proposition, aud sg,in becomes one of her
Msjestys Secretaries Of STATE HIS appeal -
the rleciof. Of London is already discarded, bas
still Lord John continues his journey to VieBni-
and is probably to be Colonial Minister abroad,
and leader Of tie English House Of Com saoos at
vienna. learn that Lord Canning and tue Earl
Of St. Germsibs have not yet rendered their
resignation. but they are expected TO DO IT,
The Lew appointments, with the exception OF
tha. Of Mr. LANG for the Vlcs-Pre.idebt Of the
Board of Trade, are rather disappointment:
Lord Palmerst0D has fsied TO infd.e neF blood
into the Administration. Sir G. Cornwal. Lewis,
the editor Of The Edinburgh Rer,euc, now Cnan-
ceilor Of tie EIcbeauor, belongs TO the exclusive
set Of Wing Centrslizers, and will scarcely sue
ceed in becoming popular. The new Cabihe.
cannot lat long.
The most important piece Of intelligence is the
confirmation OF the Turkish victory AZ Eapstoria.
around the town, with 30, 600 men, on the 17th,
and Omer Pashs, with his usual luck and pluck,
defeated them, aodrepussd The attack in The MOS.
gallant Style, with bttie loss. You zee agais that
the Turkish army is equal to the French or En-
elish or Austrian or Russian army, if it is we'll
officered This victory will, of course, have
great influence on the Vienn. Conference, since
10 Cd al I'd
upon a signal defeat of the Turks, which was 20
be the frat preliminary Of peace. Toe anxiety
sbou. NapoleOn's departure for the Crimea has
spread through all the Courts Of Europe, but he
perssts 10 his curious plan, AID may, probably,
start 10 few days. II is said that he will 6rst
20 to Vienna The body Of bis cousin, whom be
calls Napoleon II, while the Austrans cal him
the Duke OF Reichstadt, and the French, the
King OF Rome, is to be conveyed to France, and
buried at the Hotel dee Invalides, close to his
father. The speech Of Mr.. Berger 10 the French
Academy, which alluded TO the degradation Of
Rome under the Empire excites great attention.
The discussions in Parliament GA the CONNER
slpolicy of England were watched with anxiety
in the city. As TO the result Of the Ministerial
Smith & Charles:
mi. ColeIs lonr.xpecsd motion. the Ru'Is r,ie.
brought forward by him in the House Of Commons.
Toes6sy last The object OF the uton Of which he
For essned by him confined himself 20 q re-
quest for certain stse' which gsnted matter Of
and is thin impossible TO peute tn msT Fly speeches
OF MIR Collier md Mr. Mitchell without beinE convinced sba
by far the shortest the only If b0sisg the
with ali It's horrors to close TO prohibit the trade With
Russia. Mr. Csdwelfs repy for the pat occupied
AD ii
bot il beside the .oD whether
tie prohibition is calculated 40 BIN the seos. He
dd however aemrt 10 Ersppe with the detail. furnished BY
Nj Collier and Mr. Nchei but In doing he confounisd
arrivals with purchases aud pay in Ru4 4aey
which In one sentence Mr. Collier exposed utterly
irg the supsrstructure he hsd erected upou it.
elected end established That neutral is not justified
in creating and facilitating new b5seeh Of sde'e g. 10
benefins Of the bsserent states snd thwndos the
iss. "fs.Sdt; S ss Gst so ~ IL
II be suffered TO lie dormant BY the people Of England IL
demo- rstes that have all along dealt tso eAeny With
places l. the hsnds Of the Brish ministeI Penpoeoay
an ss Svs.aS sd h coay
eaion for so dolg which, with the C,.r must be 40
Russia &c, ID ,piy Of scoas mot :. ,odc.at iutmsn
that be key has been discovered wh-e~itn the RuoPras
nay hsn, be tbS. briefly summed up ia. p,ord ta
Re ,oSe q ksa Ia. ,'u9y ssT. 70, 10 iyay ~ or
through he Pyuss,an donaon II been proved
hns the war TO close the tr.ae OF au'Is must be
lew Of which the Allies sv themselves. ,mpe prus
els TO close her frontier Kusan produce 1t foo1
that II the Allies do avail thems Ives Of this law they w
be snswerabie for the lives witch VIII be sacrificed by ,a
Troongstion of The nh have been ..eaSsS S
bss,hs on .ns az hereors cone ude that this
be fnssted III the soAoos with Pussis
abe refuse. Le and the ade will be stop
BY bocl sdng her potts. abe consent the trade will be
stopped BY herself"
At Bath and BirmiDeh ,m influential meetings
have been held in favor of the reconstruction of
PoIald, and it is well known in the higher circles
of society that the Queen herself has declared
that "it was mistake TO 60 TO the Crimea aud
THAT Russia should have been attacked else-
"where.' The responsibility of the Crimean Ex-
petition rests altogether with the Emperor Ma
poleon and his present satellite, The London
Times; therefore the Emperor is naturally very
snxinna TO hrinr IL TO a successful result even BIZ