Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-03
One Week later from Europe.

night of the 25h inst, with Liverpool dates to the
l4th. We take the following items of her news from
our Baltimore exchanges:
The Atlantic left Liverpool at noon on Saturday.
the 18th. AT II p M of the same day passed the
steamer Asia. On the 2lst passed the steamer Her
mann; and on the 22d spoke the America
The steamer Star of the South arrived at Iiyerpool
on the It'll.
GREAT Observation-Disclosures crisis has occurred in
the British Ministry.
A despatch was received at Liverpool at the mo-
ment of the steamers departure stating tina Lord
John Russell has resigned. The circumstance which
led to his resignation were the disclosures made by
him in regard 10 his course at Vienna.
At the close of the debate on the course of Sir
John at Vienna, Lytton Bulwer moved that the con
duct of the Minister charged with the negotiations at
Vienna and his continuance in office as responsible
adviser of the crown, had shaken the confidence
which the country should place in those TO whom the
administration of public affairs are entrusted
Previous to Lord Eussell's resignation it was re-
ported that if he did resign, he would take the
Grey section Of the cabinet with him. and that Lord
Palmerston would fill the places with more decided
men out of the liberal ranks. also, that Lord Derby
was coming in with another constitution cabinet
Accounts of the crops in all parts of England are
| favorable
/ THE Wharf.-The war news has but little interest,
From the Crmea the intelligence is that another gen
eral assault is not far off. Thirty thousand men are
employed on the works of attack The Russians in
addition to other additional deences are throwing up
a formidable star fort behind the Redan. weak
fire was kept up the 9th and 11th.
The cholera was decreasing, and the health of the
allied armies was more satisfactory.
The Russians made sortie on the night of the 9Th
on the works in front of the Mamelon, but effected
nothing.
There are strong indications of campaign on the
Danube. The engineers have already been sent for
ward
Advices from Kars state that the Russian demon
STATIONS against the rest of the place mad been re
pulsed. Other accounts say that the Russians had
taken the field and that the Turks had evacuated the
place and fallen back on Erzerona
From the Baltic it is stated that the fleets continued
their cruising, destroying exposed property on the
coast and on the White sea-
The fort Of Archangel has been placed in a gooi
state Of defence, and new battery of eighty gun,
has been erected.
The foreign ships in this port succeeded in clearin,
their cagoes before the blockade which is now strict
~ enforced
Rumors are published in the papers of dangerou
instruction in Russian Silevian regiment. Also y
change in the Russian cabinet.
!. The British ship Antelope bombarled and destroy
ed the town of Oldtonn, Calabar
SPAIN.-The Spanish instruction has beea SIM
pressed. 1f
FRANcE.-Queen Victora's visit to Paris is fxel
for August 7th
AUsTRIA-A new Austrian Circular il snoken of
intended as Count Buol's reply 10 Napoeons innuen
does, and defending the conduct of Austria towards
the Western Powers