New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15
TIN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
BREAK UP Of THE BRITISH CABINET.
RUSSIA DECLARES WAR AGAINST SARDINIA
THE uSsIANs REFUSED ny
ON = r PASHA.
CAUSE Of the PACIFIC's DETENTION

The Pacific let Sandy Hook on the sth Of February
in heavy eas.erly snow-storm- The gale continued
from the east the entire passage much Of the time
blowing very heavy. Arrived at Liverpool on Frid.y
23d February at l2 clock after fourteen hours de-
teniien Of the port in heavy gale. wing con-
tDualy. Found Tire Mersey full of ice sud the docks
almost without shipping Sailed from Liverpool on
Tuesday, 27th February, st A. NJ; had heavy
westerly gales the fret eight days saw, of the
Skerries, at p NJ, 27th February, a steamer sup.
posed to be the Africa could not quite make her
out /. being very thick at the tine The p arrived
a. her dock on Wednesday morning about o clock.
The Mail Steamer Union from Nes.York. arrived
off Cowes at O'Clock on Monday afternoon, Feb.
26-el well.
The Africa ard Sarah Sands had not arrived
The news by the Pacific is quite interesting The
Pamerston ministry within ten days from its forms-
ton, had fallen to piecesihe Chancellor of the Ex
chequer, tie Home Secretary AMI the chief Loro of
the Admiralty having resigned. Tie ostersble cause
Of their resgnaion wss the success OF Mr. Roebucks
motion for Committee to inquire rto the mismsn
agemens Of the war. II well understood that
besides the caue specified there were points
Of private disagreement which rendered il in
possible for the members of the Csbine. to
act together. Mr.. Roebuck and his support.
ers have secured their Committee, and rumor
Gays they will NO. res. satisfied witbou. the mpeach.
ment Of certain parties meaning Lord Raglan
ard one or more ofthe ex.Ministers PLmerston has
found great trouble in remodeling hi, Cabinet and
even ye. the reconstruction is not complete. Lord
John Russell has consented TO stop gap by taking
the Colonial Secretaryship aud in the meantime he
completes bis mission TO Vienna. A well-intormed
Gays that the Earl Of Elgn will be introduced
into the new Cabinet and place found for him at
Tie Board Of Control-although the published &C.
counts assign another person to that Office. The
Earl Of Carlisle is to be yceroy Of Iresnd with the
very Irish proviso, provided the present vceroy
" would like TO resign The new Chancellor of the
Exchequer is Mr.. Lewis, an untried man There are
many who believe tina. further and more important
notifications must Immediately be made
1t is noticeable that in the Parliamentary explains
tons the members of the Goyernmen. express hopes,
confident hopes, that the pending negotiations will
lead to 40 honorable peace. Nevertheless none of
the nations relax in their activity For several
interesting details refer to the report Of the pro-
ceedipgs in the English Parliament.
The Emperor of the French seems determined to
proceed to the Crmea to gee, in person Whist going
on; and no doubt would, Il he could time his visit so
rs to be present at the fall Of Sevastopol England
and Austria have advised him to stay st home. His
absence, it is ssd, would not, in any case, exceed
thirty days.
Russia has declared on Sardinia. II is stated
but on the faith of obscure correspondencethat Tus
,sny has joined the Western Alliance. Naples has
not.
Affairs before sevastopol unchanged. battle |
has been fought at Eupatoris. On the 18th Gen.
Liprandi, with force abott equal TO- or perhaps
few thousands superior ~ Al r--i-
and after four hours firing retired beyond tue ''nse
Of the shells from the English ships, the lurks no'
pursuirg. Omer Pashs commanded.
There is nothing whatever new from the Dsnuoe'
Lord RAGLAN Ia said to have resigned, to AVOID re-
joseph aasA-~ --,S other officers have
GREETED.
Very inclement weather had caused suffering among
the poor in Epgland and riots had occurred at Liver
pool and London. A change for the better was ap'
parent within the past few days.
AT Liverpool the Cotton market had been very duu
throughout the week, but change Of weather was
bringing up shipping. Prices of current rates were
scarcely lower, but fair had been reduced ID 10.
Breadstuffs had further declined slightly. Manches'
ter trade was very dull.
Copsols continued unchanged. The bullion IN
bank was increasing, and money was rather more
abundant. There was runor that the Bank OF En-
LAND uoud soon reduce the rate of-iiscOunt but it
lie doubtful.
We nov proceed with the details Of the news.