Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-28
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Nxw YonK. july -.


Ths Steamer Atlantic auive,l at her
dock about OF o'clock. There is Minis
terial crisis. owing to Lori John Russsl's
shuflIing explanations Of The Vienna Con-
fertnre. sebastoPOl was bomLardcl sgain
on the 18th wi:hout effect. ~
An additional formidable work was be-
ing ercyied by the Allies against the Nal
akoif anu the Re,lan and the Russians are
erecting equally strong works aud deien-
seS.
The Atlantic len Liverpool on the noon
nf the lith at III L. NJ. the same day she
met the Asia, on the Dist passed the Her..
mann and on the 22d OF Cape Race spoke
steamer America. She brings $50 pas
scnge :. a dispatch received at the mo-
mcut Of the steamers departure states that
Lord John Rnssel had resigned.
The steamer " Washington was at South
amptcn on the 12Ih and the Star Of the
South at Liverpool on the Ith.
The circumstances which led to the res
ignation of Lord John Russel, were~Ilis-
closures made Icy him of his course at
| Vienna, which disclosures led to a debate
| in the House on Friday the 9th. At the
close of the debate Mr.. Lytton Bulwer
moved that the conduct of the Minister
charged with the negotiations at Vienna,
and his continuance in Office as a respon-
siLle adviser of the Gown, had shaken the
confidence the county should place in one
to whom the administration OF public al
fairs is entrusted.
Previous. to Russells resignation it was
reported that if he did resign he would take
the Grey section of the cabinet with him
and that Palmerston would fill their pla-a
ccs with more decided men out of the Lib
eral ranks, and also that Lord Derby was
the coming man with another coalition
cabinet.
War news of but little Importance
The accounts of the crops from all parts OF
England are favorable.
CRIMEA-Another general assault is not
far off. 10000 men are employed on the
works. The Russians, in addition to 9TH
er defences, were throwing a formidable
star fort behind the Redan. a weak fire
was kept up on the 10Th and llth.
Cholera was decreasing and the health of
the Allied armies was satisfactory.
The Russians made asortie on the night
of the 9TH on the works in front of the
Mamelon. They effected nothing.
j; Advices from kars state that the demon
Strations against that place had been re-
pulsed. Other accounts, on the contrary
say that the Russians had taken the field,
= ana that the Turks had evacuated kars an'l
:, fallen back on Erzeroum.
Shanyl, the Circassian Chief, is again
reported dead.
The BALTIc-The filled fleet continu-
ed cruising and destroying exposed prop
= erty on the coast Of the White Sea.
' The port Of Archangel has been placed
: in good state of defence, new battery o
} 50 guns having been erected. The foreign
ships in port had succeeded in clearing
their carsoes before the blockade-amons
the ships were several Americans, which
y after landing their cargoeS, proceeded east
, ward. The blockade is now strictly en-
+ forced.
. ADD1rloNAL IrEMs.-There are Rumo
in the papers of a dangerous insuwcctio
in the Russian Siberian regiments, and al
y SO of a change in the Russian Siberian reg
imcnts, and also of change i'll the Rus
sian Cabinet. The British ship 1ntelop
. had bomharde,l and destroyed the town T.
" Qls:on, CaIabar.
" The Danish insurrcction is suppressed
Queen Victoria s visit to Paris is fixed tc
august 7th
OF A new Austrian circular is spoken "
" intended as Court Buol's reply to Nspol'
III on's inuendo and defending the conduct
cn Austria towards the western powers.
p' LIVERPOOL MAEKET--'Ihe following ci
~ 'u cular Of Richardson, Spence d Co., date
vi the 18th, says during The week there h
o' been an improved demand for flour al
wheat. Indian corn has again decline
e' 4>N5s per quarter and that at to-day
'p' market sales were at los for yellow and 4
'eG ' for white per 4oO pounds.