New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-16

Wsr vss dncussed in thu Cabinet he had distinctly
said hat - Ia a. he vss concerned Re w.s
ready !" re'sn either OF neither Of them a,d "a;
| il tie face Of tes EXPRESSION, Lori j. Rs.,eu al
asserted Il at he ksi yielded to his he ptke'.'
! strong with TO occupy he War Deo.rtmaa,
/ Ny though Lord J Russell asserted r. haf Ia
ev,r hesid a; b@t time ibI Lord J. R,ssel
he'd expressed sny wish that Lord Ptlnee.,oa
,houla Gil the postof Secretary fo- WAr. Tbs noble
Duke ,h ~sn' ~ length ,zto the spo1fenrs he
tween re Es.i If Aberdeen sud LprlJ Ra-ssr ~i,h
respect 20 TIE resignation OF 5ls siter, sli sho I'D
4 A. 90 far a. be concerned, that step hal h7an
quite erauiouS the part of Lord John Russell FOR
he The Duke OF Newct.tle hpi expressly sail 20
Lord Aberdeen. when Lord John Russell Va - -
planning Of bis conduct, "Dont gve NV Lord Johu
Russell ar Tre-ext for quitting tie Cove A.
" Do wits n whatever i best for cue pIhlic
vice" Finally before The meeting Of Psrlia sent,
he had informed Lord Aberdeen that 10 luelcs
Of the s'Iong feeling manifested b. tie pubic. IA
shCnlc fee Il has duty 10 resign tina Ofsce OF " az
Ni s'.r, a. that he should do this whether the Gov.
emmett were ia a majority n0t. He hsi now saii
ST u ~ be hsd 10 say except thai be would sndeav0r
to make the pa'h eAsy Of aly one sho might se called
OF 70 sncceed bin.
Tie Err OF Derby was not dispossd % diniai,h
in the ict'es' degree the effect of hat pirtrre Of
"sD interior drawn by the noble Dlke. and which
afforded such = CON- lets ylsw Of toe iateruA har-
mony Of the Cabinet The only Inconvenience OF
such statements was, that the answer woGld prob
ably he afforded n another place, and. though AZ
rresen' b. VS. bound 10 say the Doble Ddke hal by
bs opinion nigh, be when he heard the other side.
With regard 70 the funeral oraioH' pronounced by
the Earl of Aberdeen over the late Administration,
be shcud rot havs alluded to il hal il not been
IL the oble lord hal said that his Information
20 bis successor wa. derived from rumor In
this csse the rumOr WAS well founded Her VI ,ies,y
had done him the honor TO consult him, aud though
he had % felt himself enabled 70 .ifer Her Majesty
sucb an assurance of success in carrying al Adj
niIistaton as would Justify bin III accepting office
snc Though be had therefore felt it to be his duty
decline tie task, still be would declare tsst the
who did rot under present circumstances, support
the Government Of the Queen 9isn'eresteily AID 10
the nost Of Bis power was undeservirg the name Of
a pstrio' or honest man.
Their Lorcstps then adjourned.
IL he House Of Commons
Lord PALMERsTOS communicated formally ~ the
House that III consequence at what had passed ia
tie House on Moniay, Ministers al felt it to be
Il cir putt duty to tender to her Majesty their res
nat one which mad been Prac.Ously accepted and
that they held Office only until their
appointed.
After leave bad been given to Mr.. Resting to intro
duce bill to facilitate the remedies upon bills of
chsnge and promissory notes, and TIE Fisheries
North America bill, and the Passengers Act Amend
uert bill hao been read a third time.
Lord Ebrington expressed his regret that no
state eut had been msie holding out prospect Of
a rev Government being formed 10 the present
oriss Of public affairs days, and efen hours, were OF
importance.
TIE House adjourned at quarter to o'clock.