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

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The Alma Of Bslah'ava aud Of Intermsua. sAssii
be driven By s-i'ery 70 seek slsl,sr with Ne
Russisns. Its true that 81 beat they might rot
there healthy food and warm closAlaS. aud dry
sed-comfofts uutso sn N them since L,rd Rag.
lan's incspsciy allowed the line Of c'uaasiss-
liens with the base of operations to bs cat 81
partly BY the Russians under Liprsndi--partly
to become imPractc,se By uesl,cs aud iodoeaos-
On the other hand 1t 10 tue tha, the Essiish
amy now wears French es,o,s,: and. what aast
be most CALLING to England, Ill thi. hspocos
through the same man who hm Sesa elev sssd
to the rank Of Field Marshal for the bravery a
these very same tresps. 90 wsnsouy usri6csd -
the vampire Of military routine. There cannot
be say thing moe Illuminating to Euglisames tesa
to see that their sr ny is reduced TO be auxiliary
corps Of the French. being provided by then
with mules ADD littess for the transport Of the
sick, ard even with uniforms, since the EssiisA
army 10 unable to get the warm clothing from
J the harbor Of Bslsklava up to the camp. Gen.
,Iprspdi deserves, indeed, 10 have the pdncely
rank bestowed upon him by Nicholas, SIN % the
army Ct England has been destroyed merely b.
1
LipraA di cut of The regular conmunic alton and
the high road between Bal,klaTs and the ssmy.
And such an important point Vas conddcl b.
Lend Raglan to $50 Turks who never before had
been under kre
All these matters were to be discussed yester-
day evening. Roebuck Aad given nos,ce Of me.
ton for Committee Of Inquiry into tie manage
me Mt Of the War But Lcfd J Russell could act
face the storm. He sent 10 HE res'gnsics. which
her Msjssy was grscious'y pleased to accept
For the last three months he had ohjscesd 20
many measures Of the Ministry and had ssseutei
himself from many Cabin ct Councils. Ho weat
90 far even, 90 indirectly b censure the Aa,trisa
treaty in bis spte ch In Parliament; still he was
persuaded to remain in Office, as his resisustioa
would inevitably lead to the dissolution of tho
Cabinet. He remained. not aware Of the exteat
Of the Crimesa disasters. Now, he has suddenly
LEFT his collessuss in the lurch Seeing thAs their
speedy fail is unavoidable, he himself gives them.
the first stab, and declines the esponsibitity
which is attached to the standardization. Bat
what Is to be the next effect of such stsss Of
things Surely not Tory Ministry Of Lord
Derby and Di,raeu. Probably Lord P4lmsrssoa
will be come premier, and reconstruct the M,ois-
t,y out OF Peelites aud moderate Tories Tho
Whiss 20 out with Lord john RUSSELL. Is 10 less
probable that Lord John will have to recca-
struct the Administration; he is not energetic
enough in getting majority ia Parliament Sui.
whatever Cabinet may be constructed cut OF the
wreck, this much 10 sure-thst ia the coaras Of
the year we shall have 8 dissolution Of Pariis-
ueht
In Spain a CaIlist revolution. and in coase-
queDce republican outbreak, 10 seriousy aPprc-
hended. Cabrera 10 expected in the Norta. He
has for the last few years lived in London, having
married an heiress worth 600 600. Having
lately left bis residence in Eaton square. is poe
able that he may try his fortunes once moro Ia
Spain. He was Syerse, however, to any Carlist
movement up to the last month.
Gayazzi has declared that since Sardiuis has
entered into an alliance in which shs 6ads hsssef
eide by eide with Aust he gives up his Pied-
montese policy and predictions.
Ko.suths articles in The Sssday Times msdes
deep impression. His letter to the Qaskers met
With general appreciation.
The Turks are embarking at yarns. Omer
Pasha was expected to assume the offensive on
the 2Cth. In Asia, the Russian army uader Gen.
WrappeJ which was advancing from Bayazd
toward Erzeroup, suddenly retired and lefs the
Turkish territory. The campaign Of 1854 hss.
therefore, on the Asiatic scene Of wat, led to no
reiult whatever; matters stand entirely ~ they
stood in 1885, only that the FORTH ID posts on tho
Black Sea coat Of Circassia have been absn-
doned by the Russians, and garrisoned By the
Turks.
The Russian Interpretation of the mysterious
third point of DrOuyn de rHuys is the following.
which IL authentic:
3. Revision Of she Treaty Of the 18th Of July.
Is41, to attach more completely the existence Of
the Ottoman Empire to the balance Of Europe.
! do not refuse to come to an understanding In
formal conferences for peace, on the means which
the three Courts may propose to put az end TO
what they call the proponderance Of Russia in
the Black Sea, on condition that 10 the choice oil
those means, there be not one Of q nature to in
fringe upon the rights of sovereignty Of my august
master on his own territory (cbexlai.)
Such 10 Prince Gorchakofis answer to tho
propositions of Vienna, by whi,h you viii per-
ctiye that this Interpretation shows no suomis.
zion, and is as proud as any former declaration OF
Russia. As TO the limitation of the extent of the
Black Sea feet, or the rszng of Sevastopol, there
cannot be any question. Besides, ssvAssopol 10
not yet taken, and is stronger than ever. A. r. c.
RESIGNATION OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
Both Houses Of Parliament reassemb!ed on Taes-
day evening, the 23d, after the adjournment.