Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-03-17
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ult., being ten days later than previous advices.
Some anxiety was felt on account Of the non
arrival of this steamer as soon as was expected,
but she did not sail until three days afic: her
usual time. From telegraphic dispatches to the
Springfield Republican we take the following
digest Of tho news -
ENGLAND. Tho new palmers,on ministry
had already fallen TO pieces, Gladstone, Graham.
and Herbert having resigned, ostensby on ac-
count of the passage by parliament Of the mo-
ton for a committee Of inquiry into the mis-
management Of the war. Private squabbes ia
the cabinet are believed to have had something
to do with it. It is said that the opposition
party in parliament will not rest satisfied with
Out the impeachment of Lord Raglan, the Bri-
fish commander in the Crimca. aud one or more
Ct the ex-ministry. Palmerston, who remains
at the head himself, was much troubled in re-
constructing the cabinet, and had moi fully COM
pcted il. Sir Charles Wood takes Gahams
place as first lord Of the admiralty Russell be-
comes colonial secretary, as a stop-gap, but will
complete his Vienna mission the earl of Car
Isle is to be yiceroy Of ireland Mr. Lewis, an
nntried man, becomes chancellor of the excheq-
uer ana rumor makes LORD Elgln member
OF inc BOARD OF eon'roi. russell "f'es IRON
Paris, defining his position and placing himself
in the hands Of his friends. The royal assent
has been given to the North American fisheries
bill.
Inc mlsmanagement OF TIC war had again
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Pamerston commended that the snierings Of the
army in the Crimea arose from physical causes
beyond human control, and were not confined
10 the British army the Russians had $1,000
sick and wounded. He further urged that the
imprudent debates in parliament had prevented
the success Of the foreign enlistment. The
earl OF Hardly expressed the opinion that the
great msiske had been in not calling upon the
oppressed nationaiiies Of Europe to aid in the
present struggle. Lord Panmnre said, compnl-
sorry measures must be taken TO Gil up the ranks
of the army.
MIR Roebucks motion for committee OF en-
quiry into the management Of the war, was car
ried after long and violent debate. In d.
cussion Of the system Of blockade Of Russian
ports, it was stated that the commerce of Rus
STA had not. suffered that ten million pounds
sterling had gone 10 that country from Great
Britain to pay for Russian goods, during the
war, and that the right of search was indispen-
sible TO prevent the introduction of Russian
goods into Great Britain. Ii was not doomed
advisable to make public the correspondence be-
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