The Trinity times., 1855-04-21

The Pacific Mail Steamer Golden Gate,
arrived at San Francisco on the 18th inst,
bringing dates from New York to March 90
and from England to March 8. We are
indebted to the Pacific Express Company for
full files Of papers furnished US on Tuesday
last.
The most important feature Of the news is
the reported death Of the Emperor Nicholas.
1t is reported that he expired suddenly, at
one O'Clock on Friday morning, March ID.
The following, from the Liverpool Times,
leaves but little room to doubt that tie re-
ported death is true.-
"DEATH OF TIE EXTERIOR OF Russia
House Of Lords.-The Earl Of Clarendon
rose, and said he felt it his duty to communi-
cate TO their lordships the contents Of tele-
graphic message which he had received a
short time ago from Her Majesty's Minister
at Berlin. 1t was as follows: 'The Emperor
Of Russia died this morning, Of apoplexy.'-
He had also received despatch from Lord
j. Russell stating that his Majesty was on the
point Of death, and was taking leave Of his
family. He apprehended that, though this
event had occurred 50 recently as one O'Clock
this morning, there was no reason to doubt its
authenticity.
HJusc Of Comm0ns-Mr. F. French
There is a rumor in circulation that the gov
ernment have received Intelligence respecting
the death Of the Emperor Of Russia; may
ask whether the Government have received
any such intelligence7
Lord Palmerston-Th Government have
received two teegraphic messages, one from
Berlin and the other from the Hague, stating
that the Emperor Of Russia died in the course
Of this forenoon. The intelligence created a
profound sensation in the House for some
time-the progress Of business was sus
pended"
From the Liverpool Times, March 3d.
"DEATH OF TIE EMPERoR or RUssIk.-
This event was announced to Parliament
last night by the Ministers of the Crown, as
having taken place, and the sensation it pro-
duced in both branches Of the Legislature, is
not greater than that which it will cause
throughout Europe and the world. OF the
certainty of the Emperor's death no doubt
need be entertained. Lord John Russell, who
is now in the Prussian capital, first tcle-
grephed home that he had been struck by
apopexy, was on tie point Of death, and had
just taken leave Of his family. This was
shortly followed by another teleg.aphic mes
sage from the British Minister at Berlin, to
the effect that he actually expired at St Pc
tersburg yesterday morning, at one O'clock"
FALL OF TIE PALMERsroN MINISTRY
The news by the Golden Gate is quite inter
csting. The Palmcrston Ministry, within ten
days from its formation, had fallen to pieces
the Chancellor Of the Exchequer, the Home
Secretary, and the Chief Lord Of tto Admi-
rally have resigned. The ostcnsble cause Of
their resignation, was the success Of Mr..
Roebuck' S molten for committee to inquire
into the mismanagement of the war. 1t was
well understood that, besides the cause spec-
fed, there were points Of private disagree
ment which rendered it impossible for the
of the Cabinet to act together. Mr..
Roebuck and his supporters have secured
their committee, and rumor says trey will
net rest satifed without the impeachment cf
certain part;es-meaning Lord Raglan and
one or more Of Tire ex-Ministers.
Palmerston has found great trouble in re-
his Cabinet, and even yet the re-
construction is not complete
Lord John Russell has consented to stop
gap by taking the Colonial Secretaryship; in !
the mean time be completes his mission to
Vienna.
A well informed source says that the Earl
Of Elgin will be introduced into the new cabi-
net, and a place found for him at the Board
Of Control, although tho published accounts
assign another person to that Office.
SEVERE BATTLE AT EUPAroRIA.-THe |
EssSians D feateG by the Twks-Deaii Of
Scum PdShG p C6iciai Accounts. "A fairs be-
fore Scbastopol are unchanged. a battle
has been fought before Eupatora. On Feb
ruary l7th, General Lipran4i, with force
about equal to, or perhaps a few thousand
superior 10 the Turks, attacked them, and !
after four hours firing, retired beyond the
range Of the shells from the English ships, !
the Turks not pursuing. Omer Pasha com
manded.
We have the following accounts of the ac-
,t,p.