Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-31
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
Ministerial Crisis in England.
LORD JOHN RUSSELL RESIGNED.
COMMANDMENT OF SEvAST0P0L
Death OF Schamyl.
New YoRK, July 25.

| Tho steamer Atluntic arrived ~ heI
dock about o p. M.
There is a ministerial crisis, owing TO
Lord John Russell's shulllins cxplana'
tons at tho Vienna Conference.
Sobastopol was bombnrdcd again on
tho 18th without effect.
Additional formidable batteries were
being erected against the Malakof and
Bcdan towers.
Tho Russians wero erecting equally
strong works and dcfenscs.
The Atlantic left Liverpool at noon on
tho 14th. AtlI A. NJ. on the Same day,
sho met the Asia. On the 2lst, she
passed tho Hermann, and on tho 22d, off
Cape Cod race, spoke the steamer
America.
She brings $50 passengers.
A dispatch received at the moment OF
the steamers departure, states that Lord
John Russell had resigned.
The steamer Washington was at South
amp,on on the 18th, and the Star OF the
South at Liverpool on the 7th.
The circumstances which led to the
resignation Of Lord John Russell, wcre
disclosures made by him Of his course
at Vienna, which disclosures led to
debate in the House on the 9th. At the
close of that debate, Mr.. Lytton Bulwer
moved that the conduct Of the Minister
charged with the negotiations at Vienna
and his continuance in Office as re.
sponsible adviser OF the Crown, had
shaken the confidence which the coun'
try should reposc in the one in whom the
administration Of public affairs is en-
trusted.
Previous 10 Russcll's resignation, it
was reported that if he did not resign, he
would take the Gray section Of the Cab
met with him, and that Palmerston
would ill their place with more decided
men out of the liberal ranks; and also
that Lord Derby was the coming man
with another coalition.
War news is OF but little importance.
The account Of the crops from all parts
of England are favorable.
CRlMEA.-Anothcr grand assault is
not far off-4O,00O men are employed ia
the works.
The Russians, in addition to other de.
fences, were throwing up formidable
star fort behind the Redan.
A weak fire was kept up on the 10th
and 11lh.
The cholera was decreasing. and the
health OF the allied army was very sat-
isfactory.
The Russians made a sortie on the
night Of the 7lh, on the works in front
of the Mamelon. They effected moth
ing.
ons!ration agains. that place had been
repulsel. Other accounts. on the con-
rary, say that the Russians had taken
the field, and tha. tho Turks had evac.
ua,ed Kars, and fallen back on Enzer'
non. Schamyl, the Circassian chief, is
again reported dead.
The allied fleet continued cruising and
destroying exposed property on the coast
Of the Baltic.
WHITE SEA.-The port Of exchange
has been placed in a good state of do.
fence, a new battery Of 80 gurs having
been erected.
The foreign ships in port had succeed.
ed in clearing their carsocs before the
blockade. Among the ships were sever.
al Americans. which, after landing their
cargoes, proceeded eastward. The block
ade is now strictly enforced.
ADDITIONAL IrEMs.-There are ~.
nors in the papers Of dangerous insur.
rection in the Russian Siberian regi.
ment, and also Of change in tho Rus.
sian Cabinet.
The British ship Antelope had BON.
barded and destroyed Elstown Calabar.
The Spanish insurrcctlon is sup
pressed.
Queen VIctoria's visit to Paris is fixed
for August 7lh.
A new Austrian Circular is spoken OF,
intended as Count Buol's reply TO Ma.
poleon's nuendo, and defending the con-
duct Of Austria towards the Western
powers.
LIVERPOOL MARKETs.-The following
is the Circular Of Richardson, Spence
& Co., dated the 18th:
During the week there has been an
improved demand for Flour and Wheat.
Indian Corn has again declined As per
quarter, and few sales at 4Os for yellow.
and 4ls for white, for 4s0 pounds.
Iron, holders demanding an advance.