New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17


Aoo~n' Ire Queen onintrustas Lord Derby WITH
ne iorn'H"n o' Cseinet expressed her wish
10 see L"ru rsimerston in u; she 10 We'll aware
thatwi'foat bin no Ministry can succeed Lord
Derby Gel. 10 objection to Lord Psluer,.o, ,,S
10 medistely drove 70 Carlton Terrace tn I..,x
P.merstou' g. where. TO his great astonish men, n.
was Informed by the versatile Ex- Minister that
he could not join Lord Derby's Cabinet uoless
Mr.. Gladstone, the Peelite, the Earl Of Gray, q
thorough Wing, aud Sidney Herbert q won't
with him. Lard Derby took tb. answer for what
il was, refusal Of Lord PImerssoa 70
join any Cabinet unless be has the Distribution Of
Offices in bis own hands, tast is to say, unless
he is himself the Premier. The Queen hsd
cow no other chance left than to send for Lord
Pamerstop. which te probably has already done.
thcugh very reluctantly.
The debates Of yesterday in the House Of P'ers
we're unbecoming the serious crisis in which Ea-
gland finds itself involved in the present maVent.
Lord Aberdeen praised himself and bic col
essues the Duke of Newcastle attacked Lord
John Russell, and Lord Derby TESTED snd made
jokes on both of them.
ro-dsy's Times contains. In the money article,
some very serious structures on American credit,
which will irjure the interests Of Wall ct more
han anything else.
According % the Vienna papers Sevsstopol Is
not TO be stormed, but the AUglo French army IL
TO remain 10 the old position up to the tim. when
The Turkish ard Pie dmoDt,se reenforcements ar
rive. The campaign is 20 begin with the frat
dsys Of March. Tue Turks fro n Eupators the
English snd Fr, uch from Balsklava aud the Pied
montese from Kaff,, the old Genoese fortress,
are to act in concert sg,inst Prince Mencbikoff;
a co1centIic attack from the periphery on the
center that is the plan. If Prince Mencbikof
were indeed nan of genius, he night defeat the
hostile armie. one by enc but If be allows them
to make combined attack, he is lost.
The French officers 10 their confidential cor
respondeuce complain OF their English Allies a.
rather an incumbrsnce than support Of Canro-
berts army. Gen. Pelissier, who has gone as sec
ond in commaLd, to the Crimes, Is not the celc-
bIated ex Chief Of the Bureau Arabe, out his
nsmesske, a man of indonitable energy, but,
what the French call maurais eOnehsEr, that 10
TO say he quarrels with all his superiors aud
EQUALS II can, therefore not be doubted that
bis arrival will soon be followed BY the recall Of
Canrobert, who may, perhaps, get the baton Of
Field Marshal. He deserves it just as much ~
paraguay d'Eillier. or Lord Raglan. 1t has been
Justly remarked that France has now no good
Gentrals-the best Of them being in exile.
Baron Bruck, by birth Prussisn, aud only By
naturalization an Austrian, who has accepted tho
Ministry of Finance in Vienns, Is to be succeeded
az Int rBuncio at Constantinople. not by Baron
Prolesh, whose presence in Frankfort 10 Of tho
greatest Importance, but by Baron Roller.
As the question OF Natvi.m is discussed with
such yehemence in Americas new country--it
may be of some interest 90 give you some indica-
tiOns Of what Europe--the old cOuntry-thinks
about il. AZ to France, Count Vale wiki, the
ambassador in England, is Pole, natural
lied under Louis Philippe. The Senator wo
lowski, one Of the French authorities ia Ma
tional Economy, is likewise by birth a Pole. II
is well known that the NapOleonic Generals
Nsy, Rspp and Kleber, the republican here
wounded at Cairo, were born Germans. Gen
Scbramm, German, is to command the armJ
which Napoleon sends to Galicia. In Austria.
Prince Metternich it, by birth, . German from
tie Rhine; Count Gr1pne the omnipotent Aid.
de-Camp of Francis Joseph is from Belgium.
where he owns considerable landed property;
Prokesh, the ambassador Of Austria at Frank
fort is from Frburg In Baden; Baron Bruck, late
InterDuncio at Constsntinople, a Prussisn from
the Rhine and Haynsu, was a Hessian. In Rus
sia, Baron BrunOw, late ambassador in London,
ia q German Jew; Count Nesselrode, q German
from Frankfort; Pozzo di Borgo, Emperor Alex
anders most distinguished diplomst, was .
Corsican; Cen JOmini is a Frenchmsa-so was
Barclay dc folly. All the little States-Por-
iugsl Spain, Holland Belgium Greece, Sweden,
and Denmark--are exclusive, for they cannot
afford to be liberal. England has for the last two
centuries likewise become more exclusive, but
the deterioration in the standard Of her states
men is not great test of the beneficial results
of Natiyism.
The rumors about French army of 100, 900 or
even 100, 600 men marching t. Gslicia and TO tho
Prineipalities by way Of Vienna aud of Pssth are
again reyising. tits said that Napoleon wishes
in this way to force Austria into ac.i,n. L: 10
now generally admitted that the secret article
5pPebdsd ~ Tue treaty VI 'no S~u VI Do'ou'o"r'
contains the guarantee Of France to keep Italy
for Austria during the war. When, 10 December.
Lord Aberdeen was asked whether such q secret
article existed, no Indignantly repealed the accu-
saion. He was rightas TO the letter, since the En-
glish Government did not accede 10 the guarsn,
tee, but the fact remains tue that Italy has been
guaranteed to Austiis, and it was done with tho
knowledge and cobniv ance Of the English Gov