The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-07-28
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ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

Il@ steamer Atlantic arrived at New York
on Wednesday night with Liverpool dates up
to the 10th inst.
The Atlantic left Liverpool at noon, on the
18th. dispatch received from London, at
NE moment Of her departure, stated that
Lord John Russell had rendered his rrsigna-
ton OF the position he held in the Ministry.
The Atlantic passed the steamship Asia at
II clock on the night of the l4th. On the
list INST. She passod the Hermann, and Oh
The 20, oil Cape Race, she spoke the steam
ship America. .F
The Atlantic brings so passengers.
I The steamship Star Of the South arrived
| OF Liyerpoo! OH the 18th inst.
The steamship Union arrived out on the
l2th.
There is nothing of special Importance
from the scat of war.
A ministerial crisis had taken place in
England, caused by Lord John Russcll's
ahuliling explanation Of his conduct at Nun-
| ma.
On tie 10th Sir Edward Buwcr Lytton
was to move that a ministry containing Lord
Russell in unworthy the confidence of the
public.
| 1t was expected that Lord Palmcrston
| would either throw over Lord Russell, dissolve
kParaincnt, or res gn.
| Sebasiopol had been subjected to two DAYS
heavy fire, without effect. The besirscrs
were erecting immense works against the
Malakolf Tower and Redan batteries. The
bcsi'gcd were erecting equally formidable
works behind these offences.
The operations in the Baltic have been
| unimportant
The British Parliament was to be proro.
| gucd on the 10th of August
THE CRINEA.
FROM the preparations making by the all
les before Sebastopol, it is thought that all
other general assault is not far off,
lh'r'y thousand men are employed upon
inc new works Of attack, in progress by the
allies III the vicinity of the Rcdan and Name
lon.
The Russians are also actively ut work.
In addition to other works Of defence, they
are throwing up formidable star fort be-
hind the Rcdan.
weak iircwas kept up by the allies on
the 10Th and 18th inst.
Inc Russians made a sortie, on the night
OF the 9Th, on the works in front of the Name
lon, but effected nothing.
1 ne choIeIa was decreasing in the allied
Armies, and the general health was satisrac-
tory.
lhere are strong Indications Of an ap-
preaching campaign on the Danube The
engineers have already been sent forward
Adviccs from kars state that the Russian
demonstrations against that place had been
rcpulscd.
Other accounts say tlc Russians Eat. taken
the field, and the Turks had evacuated kars
and fallen back OH Erzcroum.
Schalnyl is again reported dead.
FROM THE BALTIC
The Allied fleets in the Baltic continued
cruising aud destroying all exposed property
on the coast.
THE WHITE SEA.
The port of Arcllangtl has been placed in
good state OF defence, and a new battery of
eighty guns erected.
The foreign ships in port had succeeded i'm
clearing cargcos before the blockade.
ENGIANp.
III" circumstances Which led to tic rcsigna.
ton OF Lord John Russell were the disclosures
mace by him with regard to his course at
Vienna.
At the close of the debate upon the subject
Sir Edw Bulwer l.yttOn moved that In.
conduct Of the Minister charged with the ne.
gotiationS ut Vienna, and his continuance in.
office as the responsible adviser os the Crown,
have shaken the confidence which the coun-
try should place in those to whom the adj
minStlatlon of public affairs is entrusted
Previously to Lord John R,,sScl's rcsigns-
ton 1t was reported that if he did resign he
would take the Grey section Of the Cabinet
with him and that Lord PalmerSt0n would
I'LL the places with more decided men out Of
the liberal ranks and also that Lord Derby
was coming in with another coalition Cabi-
net.
The accounts relative to the crops in all
parts Of England are very favorable.
RUSSIA.
The papers furnish rumors OF a dangerous
lnsurrectun having occurred in a Russian
Siberian regiment.
There is also report Of change having
taken place in the Russian cabinet.
The British ship Antelope has bombarde,l
and destroyed the town Of Oldtown, Gala
bar.
The insurrcction in Spain has been sup
pressed.
AUSTRIA.
new Austrian circular is spoken of. 1t
is intended as Count Buol's reply to the in
ucndocS put forth by the Emperor Napoleon,
and will defend the conduct of Austria
towards the Western Powers
FRINGE.
The visit Of Queen Victoria to the CITY of
Paris has been definitely fixed for the It'll of
August.
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