Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-06
By Magnetic Telegraph.
FOREIGrI.EW.S.
.Gs.s.SraI Of the Steaass-Shtp
B ATTIC!
New YoBK, February 81.

Oh tle lUtH. df1Q EestGIleu HCIC tIiS siiciA
ing at ten o'clock. She arrived out on
the evening of the Sth. The City of
Manchester arrived out on the same day,
and was takenup by the British Govern
ment to convey troops to the CrInea.
The new Ministry has been formed
Premier, Lord Palmerston; Secretary of
War, Lord Panmure, formerly Fox Maule;
Foreign Affairs, Earl Clarendon; Home,
Sidney Herbert; Colonies, Sir George
Grey; Chancellor of..Exchequer, Gladstone
Admiralty, Sir james Graham; Lord
Chancellor, Lord C. Ranworth; President
of the Council, Earl Granville, Public
Works Sir w. Molesworth; President
Board of Control, Sir Charles Woods; Post
Master, Lord Canning; without office,
Marquis of Lansdowne.
The above from the Cabinet. Lord
Aberdeen, Duke of Newcastle, and Lord
John Russell go out. Panmure comes IN
and the balance are the same as the late
Ministry. There is very little other news.
The English missionaries in Poland are
ordered to leave the Russian Territory.
1t is said that the Emperor of France
will take the command of the army opera
ting on the Rhine.
Prince Napoleon had arrived at Paris.
A dispatch from Admiral Bruat says,
the French batteries received orders to
reopen fire, and for some days the Rus
slams had ceased to make sorties.
tits said that operations for the assault
are completed.
The Russian army is in want OF supplies.
At the sortie made on the 23d, great
loss was sustained by the French.
An apology having been made to Omar
Pach, he withdrew his resignation.
In the reconstruction of the British Cab
met; the Earl of Derby, the Marquis Of
Londonderry, Lord John Russell, and
Earl Clarendon, were successfully sent fol
by the Queen, but all failed to form cab
met, when Lord Palmerston was called IL
and succeeded. Nearly three millions ster-
ling had been voted for war purposes
The North American fisheries bill had
been passed.
| Parliament adjourned for week, at the
request of Lord Palmerston, and was te
reassemble on the 18th inst
The Earl of Aberdeen had been created
Knight of the Garter.
The Lord Mayor of London has give1
a grand Banquet, and among those pres
ent were Lord Cardigan, Sir Charles Ma
pier, and other notables from the Crirnea
and Baltic, who Were received with enthu.
siasm. Sir Charles, In a long speech, de.
Tended himself and bitterly attacked the
| Administration.
Gen. Canrobert reports the death of Capt
S. Donter and Castallan, during the sortie
of the Russians on the 9th and 18th. Men
schikof had gone northward. The Ru
slams were constantly making sorties. Sup
plies were reaching the allied camp II
abundance, but the army was still sickly
Siege works We're progressing. Frost,
nights and fine mild days prevailed. Tn,
latest official dispatches are to the 21st
and from Conrobert to the 24th. The,
both alluded to the improvement in th
weather, and speak hopefully of futur
prospects. The latter says: We resum
the work before the town with renewed &C
tivity. Telegraphic dispatches came dow
to the Doth of January, and are of war
Like character. A dispatch from Admira
[ Bruat, says the French batteries had re
ceived orders to reopen their fire, and tina
for some days had ceased to make so1
,, ties.
1t is said the preparations for the assau
are completed. The Russians are in wan
!, of supplies.
r A sortie was made on the 23rd by til
garrison at Sebastapol, and great lo
was sustained by the French.
The Zonaves who mutinied demanded
retreat from the Crimea. The rurnor
the mutiny is doubtless incorrect. An ape
ogy has been made to Omar Pasha, al
he Withdrew his resignation. There is
report of battle occurring In an attempt
the Russians to enter Dobrudscha. III
q Russian forces on the frontier of Austri ha
\ been ordered to retreat to the interior. TT
e peace conference has not yet commence
at Vienna. France has signifed her WI
Z lingness to negotiate separate treaty wi
Russia, providing it itconyeys the same OBJ
l. CATION of that of 22nd December. II
s. feeling at Constantinople is strongly in f
n vor of peace. Holland and Denmark a
y seeking to join the Western alliance
e Eight Austrian merchant ships We're fire
|, into by the Russians at Galatia.
ef Austria has demanded an explanatio
e Earl Leaeon has been recalled from Il
command of the cavalry in the Crimea.-
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