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The .'e.mer A'l.&lSy;ye4sN,To,
on the 25rh ul,. with Ef~slpaa1.eiaies up ,e
III, 10Th ult
The Atlantic left Liverpool a, noon. or
the 14lh. A despatch received from Lon.
.!nn, at the moWen, of her departure. Stale,
that Lord John Russell had rendered his re.
signa''on Of the position he held in The Min.
jsiry.
The Atlantic passed the steamship Asi.
81 O'Clock on the nigh, Of The 18th. Or
the 2ls. III, she passed the Hermann, snt
on The 22d, off Cape Race, she spoke the
steamship America
The Atlantic brings $50 passengers.
The steamship Star Of the South arrived
al Liverpool on the 7,h ul,.
The steamship Union arrived out on the
I2b.
There is nothing Of special importance
from the seat Of war.
ministerial crisis had taken place in
England caused by Lord John Russell's
shutting explanation. Of his conduc. Of Vi
emma.
On the 16,h Sir Edward BuIwer Lytton
was 10 move that q ministry containing
Lord Russell in unworthy The confidence of
tho public.
I, was expected that Lord Palmers,on
would either throw over Lord Russell, dis
solve Parliament, or resign.
Sevas,opol had been, subjected 10 two
days heavy fire, wi,hou, effect. The be-.
siegers were erecting immense works against
the Maskof Tower and Redan batteries -
The besieged were erecting equally formid-
able works behind the defences.
The operations in the Baltic have been
unimporiant.
The British Parliament was to be proro-
gued on the 10Th Of August.
THE CRINEA-From the preparations
making by The allies before Sessstopol, il is
though, tina. another general assault is no,
FAR off
Thirty thousand men.are employed upon
the new works Of attack, in progress bv the
allies in the vicinity of the Redan and Nam
elon.
The Russians are also actively al work
In addition to other works defence, they are
throwing up formidable star fort behind
the Redan.
A weak fire was KEEP, up by the allies on
the 10Th and l,h ul,.
The Russians made soriie, on The night
IF the 7b, on the works in from, of the
Msmelon, bu, effected nothing.
The cholera was decreasing in the allied
srmies, and the general health was sa,isfac
tory.
There are strong Indications Of an sp-
preaching campaign on the Danube. The
engineers have already been sent forward.
Advices from Kars state tina, the Russian
demonstrations egsins! that place had been
Fepulsed.
Other accounts say the Russians had taken
the field, and the Turks had evacuated K ars
end feli-n back on -Erzeroum.
Schamyl is again reported dead.
FROM THE BALTIc.- The Allied fleets
in the Baltic continued cruising and des-
uoying all exposed property on the coast.
THE WHITE SEA.-The port Of Archan-
gel has been placed in o good state Of de.
fence, snd new battery of eighty guns e.
rec,ed.
The foreign ships In por, had succeeded
10 clearing cargoes before the blockade
ENGLAND.-The circumstances which
led 10 the resignation Of Lord John Russell
were the disclosures made by him with re-
gard to his course al Vienna.
Al the close Of The debate upon the sub
jec, Sir Edward Bulwer Lyt,on moved ths,
the conduct Of the Minister charged with
the negotiations at Vienns, end bis con,in-
nance in Office, as the responsible adviser
Of the Crown have shaken the confidence
which the country should place in those to
whom the administration Of public affairs is
entrusted.
Previously 10 Lord John Russell's resig-
nation it was reported tina. if he did resign
he would take the Grey section of the Cab
met with him and that Lord Pslmerston
would fill the places with more decided
men out Of The liberal ranks and also ,ha,
Lord Derby was coming in with another
coalition Cabinet.
The accounts relative TO the crops in ell
parts Of England are very favorable.
RussIA.-The papers furnish rumors Of
a dangerous instruction having occurred in
a Russian Siberian regiment.
There is also report Of q change having
taken place in The Russian cebne,
The British ship Antelope has lombard
ed and destroyed the town Of Oldtown, Ca.
lsbac.
SPAIN-The instruction in Spain has
been suppressed.
AUSTRALIA new Austrian circular is
spoken of. 1t is intended as Count Buol's
reply to the innendoes pu. forth by the
Emperor Napoleon, and will defend the
the conduct Of Austria towa ards the Western
Powers. $3.50 -.aa
a FRANcE.-The visit Of Queen Victoria 10
the city Of Paris has been definitely fixed
for the 9TH Of August.