The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-28
EuropcaE News.

The steamer Atlantic arrived at New York
on the 18th, with dates to July nth.
There is a ministerial crisis in England.
owing to Lord John Russell's shutting cx-
PLANTATION of the conference.
Sebastopol was bombarded again on the
10Th without effect.
Additional formidable works were heing
erected by the Allies against the Nia'aeoii
and Rcdau, aud the Russians were erecting
equally siron. in opposition.
\ dispatch received at the moment OF the
steamers departure, states that Lord john
Russell bad resigned.
The circumstances which led 10 the resig-
nation OF Lord John Russell were d.sc.o-
surcs made by him OF his course at Vienna
which disclosures led To a debate in the
House oa Friday the Ctl. 1t the close Of
That debate Mr. Lytton Bdlwcr moved that
',The conduct OF the Minister charged with
the NEGOTIATIONS at Vienna and his con,'nu'
ancc i'm the Office of adviser Of the crown,
had shaken the confidence which tic cpun-
try had in one to whom administration Of
public anlirs is entrusted
Previously to kuasei,'s resignation it was
rcported that # be dill not resign he would
take the Grey section Of the Cabinet with
him. AMI that PAmgr,tJu would fill the lr
ulacc, with more Il cid.l men out Of the Ii
beral ranks, and also that Lord Derby was
the coming man with another coalition Cab
met.
The war news contain but little Of impor-
lance.
/ The accounts Of the crops from al! parts
of the country are very favorable.
The CRiMEA.-Auothcr grand assault Is
not far off 1000 men are employed on the
works. The Russians, in addition to other
| deienccs, were throwing a formidable Star
! fort behind the I,cdan.
! A weak fire was kept up On the 10Th ana
/ llth.
/ Cholera was decreasing and the health OF
! the allied army was satisfactory
| The Russians made sortic on the night
Of the 9TH, on the works IN front oil the
/ Mamclon. They effected nothing
| Adyices from Kors state that the demon
| STATIONS against that place had been repnla'
/ cd Other accounts say that the Russians
| had taken the field, and that the Turks had
[ evacuated Kors and fallen back on Ere
roum Schamyl, the Circassan chief, -
| again reported dead.
! TnE BALriC.-Ihc allied feet continued
| cruising and destroying exposed property on
/ the coast of the Waite Sea. The port OF
/ Archangc had been placed in good state
( Of defence, new battery Of 80 guns having
| been erected The foreign ships in por. had
| been successful in clearing their cargoes be
| fore the blockade. Among other ships were
| several Americans, which, after landing
/ their cargocs, proceeded eastward. Inc
/ blockade is now strictly enforced.
/ There are now rumors in the papers OF
/ dangerous instruction in the Russian Sibe-
Ran regiment, and also ofa change IN the
Russian cabinet. The British ship Antelope
has bombarIcl aud destroyed the town OF
/ Ols.own, Calabar. The Spanishlnanrrcct,on
. is suppressed Queen Nictoria's visit to Pa.
ri, is now fixed for August Glh and 1.h. \
new Austrian circular is spoken Of, intended
a, Count Buor. reply to Nnpo'con.s inu"n.
does. and defending the conduct Of Austria
towards the Western Powers.
LiyInrooL NAHKEr-.-Ihn following ia
the circular Of Z Richardson, Spence & Co.,
dated July b. During tae week there has
been au improved demand for -four and
wheat. Indian corn lus again declined four
shilUnes to five slii!ngs per quarter To.
DAYS market Is fair. sales w,rs at ioo ioi
yellow, aud ils for white pr $50 lbs
Western canal flour 3o,aa9s,