New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03
PUBLIC FEELINI IN ENGLAND.

PUBLIC FEELIN IN ENGLAND.
Correspondence OF The n. Y. rutLae
LONDON, Friday, Jan. 10, $50.
The war wi h Russia il tho ali.absorbiog topic
OF conversation here. England is excited and
perple1ed. The whole country ID determined TO
resist TIE agrees on Of Russ on Turkey while
it is yet time; not for any love OF Turks as
Turks but from fear of allowing Russia u be.
come too strong for the balance of power and the
security of civilized nations In Europe. Every
body feel. that putting of the ev, day of reckon
ing by listening to Golden aud the peace party,
would probably endsi ger the independence OF tue
nation AZ liter period. Now or never Is the
tine to humble Russia, aid reduce her within
the limits Of 40 oriirary Power. Such is the
belief at le1sr, of the great Minority OF LnglAni.
The nation is surprised however, aud perPleX"d
BY the universal complsDts OF bad mansgem mt
in the Crlmes aud ihe consequent sDferlogs OF
the brave soldiers wbo are dying OF neglect aud
fatigue and laundering fuperclliousoess. Inefe
never was mOIe Bnabimity in the national teeiiSg'
nor more detre tn place the utmost confidence
ia those wbo rule; but the st4ts- OF the army IN
the East, ard the continued Encouragement OF
the ComDissariat aud Transport d, partmrLts, not
TO mention the stupid self-suiliciency and o5sti-
Late routine e home authorities and military
governors, have seriously slsrmed the public
mind, aud melting ike revolution of opinion
Is sun aiding lite wildfre through the country.
The aIistocracy, who have mad al power 10 thelc
lands, aid have been hitherto deemed vice and
well experienced men ia all the higher Offices of
Government, ore now begoniDg 70 be dreaded as
ipc.my eteDt INSTRUCTORS OF public good, pl,ciog
in suthcriy the tools of party spirit. rather thsn
the men best qualified - fill responsible places.
There il tne III st manifest future OF manage
ment in the Crimes, aud Iobody knows as yet
where to fix the blsms. The soldiers and the
officers Of the army light like heroes, and then
die of want and misery, exposure and neglect.
Serious fears are entertained that the greater
part of the soldiers at Seyut0po aill perish from
sheer hardship, which might have been easily
prevented by good msusgement There Is n
fear OF the ultimate result of the war, nor mif-
giving of the power of England TO cripple Russia;
nor ia there any backw,rdness 10 speod millions
and billions OF money, 70 any extent II neces-
ssry, TO csrry on the w,r successfully, but there
is most poignant feeling Of regret aud sOrtoN 81
The very thought of losipg the srDy when has 30
brsvely fought at Alma sid at lhsermrnn Every
man, woman aud child in England would give
their b, S, blood 10 save those brave from the
perils Of misery and want which threaten their
herolc lives at toe present junc.ure.
Few people have faith in the complex De-
coti4tiOns fr peace hcn are SAID 10 be actively
cong on at Vienna. France il making gigin,lc
efcrs 10 continue the Var, sbd this coGa.fy is
wiling TO make any amount OF sacrifice 70 pl.
DOM Russian aggression. Austria is very SLOW
TO act, aid PIussi. seems more favorable y
Nicholas than to the Western Po gers; but no
hesitatoD, or esen opp,sltion on the part OF Ger.
man Powers, will prevent France and Ems and,
believe, from carrying the war TO q successful
issue Many people, who dittrust b)tb Austria
ard Pru.sis, are Inclined 20 tsink to4s a general
wsr msy possibly array one half OF Europe against
the ether before the present yeAr is ou,, AM this
il rot ,ne ess curious feature of tue pr, STATE
Of things, that bobo5y kIOSs MIA, IL nay lead to.
Some thitk that Rassi. will be brough. 20 ner
seises very son, without any crest displsy Of
power sgaioss her in the field, aud that peace will
Re proclsimtd before tie end of ISIS. Others
believe ;tst nothing less than thorough beating
viii have aDy effect, and that she will promise
immense advantages to the German States to
gain them over 10 her cause. fear the after
view is more lisey 20 be true; or, a, least,
tba, Ruisia viii involve all Europe in deadly
struggle be.,re che Listens to sby term. OF peace
that Will safety Egg gland and France. England,
however, vii be perpleIed in more ways than
ore. Tie present army in the Crimea will prob
ably be lost before the system which i. mining it
cen be altered aud improved. Indeed the diff
Guilty wi not cease with the loss Of the army, for
the snpercilious spirit of dominion and routine
which snius,es the sIistocracy Who rule this
country u political and administrative affairs Will
pct be easily subdued in the persons those sao
govern; and toremove them entirely from p,Eer,
and install better men in their Place will require
revolution, MT only in opinion, bus IN practical
administration. This may possibly be accom-
piuhed BY peaceful and ihdonilable expression Of