New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
Ministry, even Lord John Russell was applied I.

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more unloc.y than Lord Derby, and as Lord Lens
downe snd Lord Clarendon. who ~ere Likewise
sent fo5, strongly advised her M.jesty to rely
| upon Lord Pslmersfon. the cunniog dplomatst
II last, in his list year has got the much-ccveted
position Of Premier Sill be bad considerable diff
hcul'ies to surmount. Gladstone eysc.ei pledges
from BIN that the foreign policy OF Egg land should
not be cbsnged by the new Administrator
which was finally announced yesterday. II 10
= ues bat not an improved edition of Lord
! Abtrdeer's Ministry. minus Lord Aberdeen.
/ Lord John Russell, and the Dake or Newcastle.
! and plus Lord PaDmure. The only change ere
ord Psmer.son. P.emier riee Lord Aberdeen,
resigned; Sidney Herbert. Home Secretary, o,ee
Lord Pamerston, promoted; Lord Grenv,l'c.
President of the Council, ries Lord John Rlssi.
deserted; and Lord PsDmure. Secretary Of War.
rice the Duke Of Newcastle, ca.hiered. Tne
a flee Of Secretary at War ia abolished and 8
parliamentary Under-Secretsryship Tor War Gro
ated, TO be filed b. Mr.. Layerd, Member foe
Aylesbury, Buckipghamshre, and Nineveh. As
syria. The new Ministry is likely 10 be & very
short lived one. The inevitable destruction II
the English force in the Crimea must ruin Il:
but a dissolution Of Parliament may, for few
months prolopg its existence.
TheTories have now an excuse. In the wretch~d
state of the Crmesn army for embarrassing the
Ministry, which, since ii contains the same ele-
nents rs its deiunct predecessor is responsible
for oil former short comings and Encouragement.
Indeed, the fact that the Psmerston Adminstra-
ton is not new Ministry but the continuation Of
the last Administration, s admitted officially, -
only those Ministers present themselves for 70.
election who change their office. The reason is.
that Sir w. Molesworth has no hope Of being re-
turned, and Sir George Grey, aud even Sir James
Gfabsm, rot much; therefore in order to avoid
new complications DO new writs have been issued.
except Tor Tivertcn CPslmerston) and South Wilt
shire, Sidney Herbert both Of them having no
oppo,itiou to fear.
The Tunes has some most xcellent letters from
COnstiDtinope, detailing tho condition aud feel
ngs of the Turks, ard their thorough dislike Of
the Alice No one who has any acqasiRtance
with the Turks. says the correspondent, " can
:" doubt their utter discourag ement as to the re-
"sult of the present occupation, and Of their
{" wish at any cost, to bring 1t to q close" " AZ
Z" to the future the world may be assured that
the Turk will never call in allies sgsin.
oman 20 ambitious and farsighted as the Rus
sian Emperor, will not be slow In turning to his
"owA advantage the distrust which may anse
between the Ottoman and his somewhat cavalier
protectors" As to the Christians in Turkey.
they hate England ard France, since they do not
aim at equality and liberty but at dominion, and
they can only expect the former from the Car.
The result is," Gays the correspondent, that no
"aood will is borne to us either by Mussulmsn OF
"Rsiah." At Bslaklava the anarchy 10 complete.
Di.eases and misery have broken the discipline Of
the English army 10 spite of Gladstone's minis
terial sophstry which included the naval force
before sevastopol, when stating that the English
forces sell amount to $4,000 men. The effective
army il only 1000 strong and Of these one b alf
are broken ia health. The number Of English
hospitals in Turkey has now been raised TO thir-
teen. and all of them are overcrowded. The do
tails of the sutterings of the poor soldiers arc
sickening, and no remedy is possible, unless Lord
Raglan and his gentemanly STAFF, aud all tho
chiefs Of the Commissarist and of the Medical
department, are recalled. Still 1t Is doubtful
wbe tb err Lord Pslmerston has the nerve 70 DO Il.
Fifty tour thousand Eneli.h soldiers are ssod-
iced ~ the mbecility OF Lord Raglan. Urqu-
II tatt's predictions have been fulfilled, asd Kos.
sutb who, ia hs Glasgow speech, ptopaesisd the
n destruction OF the Crimean army, tas risen in
reputation for sagacity and real atesmanshiP
Oil over England.
Gen Pei i.sier mu,t by this time have arrived
before Sevastopo; aid II wss expe ted that soon
sfter hi. arrival the active operations would b.
I recon- u,.Ic.d. The state of the French Army
II ipp.ri,u.ly de msnds that fighting should be re-
\ snmec, since toe soldiers begin 20 complain that
Il they sre bept 90 purpose 10 the trenches to rot
I there ike the Eogli-h aud tbs Turks, ia order to
Il Get rid Of them. They yiOlestly desire to be led
\ tn Oh as.sue, ard send day by day, Populations
4 10 Csprotert who can scarcely restrain their
srdOr.
\ Sir Cbsrie, Napier 'sstrange after-dinnsrspeech
\ at tie MausiOu House, inyeighiog against Str
II James Graham, Fret Lord Of the Admiralty aud
\ the oismrshl of the Admiral promises long string
II of Curious revelations about the state OF tho
II payy and the short cOmDgs Ct the Admiralty
II ,srd Indeed, anarchy seemt " be eVers shs'e,
auo order and good governmen! nowhere. ~
II Times reads as if predicting revolutions eoEPS
H d'stat. As to the prestige Of England on tho
\ Continent, 1t 10 gone everywhere.
\ The Popes alocutioD, 10 which he accuses oM-
\ DIM. Of communism aud socialism Will be saffi-
II Gently csn,assed by the Know Nothogs, aud
II - IL. fnr fne In IN