Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-08-02
Arrival OF the Alta ntic.
|SevasiOpOl still standsEBritish Minis.
try in Trouble.

try in Trouble.
SANDY HOOK. July e5.
The Atlantic has arrived with Liver
pool dates b the l4th.
There is q Ministerial crisis in Enp-
land. Lord John Russell is accused Of
shutting in the explanation of his con-
duct at Vienna.
On the 18th, (?) Bulwer Lytton NOV
ed that Ministry containing Russell
was unworthy of confidence.
The public expect Palmerston either
to throw over Russell, dissolve Parlia-
ment, or resign.
Sevastopol had been subjected two
days to heavy FIRE without effect.
The besiegers are erecting immense
works against the Malakoff and the Re-
dan, and the besieged are erecting
equally formidable works behind those
defences.
Trifing operations only have taken
place in the Baltic.
Parliament will be prorogued on the
10th day of August.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Wheat Flour firm, owing to small
stock. Corn As lower. Provisions
dull.
Consols 81. Bullion in the Bank Of
England decreased f434,OoO. Ameri-
can securities active.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
A dispatch was received at the mo-
ment of the steamers departure. stating
that Lord John Russell bad resigned.
The circumstances which led to the
resignation of Lord John Russell were
disclosures made by him of his course
at Vienna, which disclosures led to a
debate in the House, on Friday the 9th.
At the close of that debate Mr.. Lytton
BuIwer moved that the conduct of the
Minister charged with the negotiations
at Vienna, and his continuance in Office
as a responsible adviser of the Crown,
had shaken the confidence which the
country should place in one on whom
the administration of public affairs is
entrusted.
Previously to Lord John Russell's re-
signation it was reported that if he did
not resign he would take the gray Sec
ton of the Cabinet with him, and that
Palmerston would fll their places with
more decided men out of the liberal
ranks. Also, that Lord Derby was the
coming man, with another coalition cab
met. 'f1
The accounts of the crops, from all
parts of England, are favorable.
In the Crimea, another general as
sauIt is not far off; 10000 men are en-
ployed in the works. The Russians, in
addition to other defenses, were throw
ing up formidable star fort behind the
Redan. A weak fire was kept up on
the 10th and 11th. Cholera was de-
creasing, and the health of the allied ar
mics was satisfactory.
The Russians made sortie on the
night of the 7th, on the works in front
of the Mamelon. They effected moth
ing.
Advices from Kars state that the de-
monstration against that place had been
repulsed. Other accounts, on the con-
trary, say that the Russians had taken
the field, and that the Turks had evac-
uated Kars and fallen back on Evse-
roun.
Schamyl, the Circassian chief, is again
reported to be dead.
The allied fleets continued cruising in
the Baltic and destroying exposed prop
erty on the coast of the White Sea.
The port of Exchange has been plac-
ed in a good state of defense, new bat
terry of 80 guns having been erected
The foreign ships in ports had succeed
ed in clearing their cargoes before the
blockade. Among these ships were
several Americans, which, after landing
their cargoes, proceeded eastward. The
blockade was strictly enforced.
There is a rumor in the papers of a
dangerous insurrection in the Russian
Siberian Regiments, and also of a change
in the Russian cabinet.
The British ship Antelope had bonn
barded and destroyed Elstown and Cal
abar. .... ...- ts .-..
The Spanish insurrection is suppress
ed. ...... -.
Queen Victoria's visit is fixed for Au-
gust 7th. ..tr
A new Austrian circular is spoken
of, intended as Count Buel's reply to
Napoleon's inuendoes, und defending
the conduct of Austria towards the Wes-
tern powers.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
The following is the circular of Rich
ardson, Spence d Co., dated the 18th:
During the week, there has been an
improved demand for Flour and Wheat.
Indian corn has declined As per quar-
ter, and at that to-day's market is firm;
few sales were at 4os for yellow, and Ais
for white per 48O lbs. Western Canal
Flour 3Ss@s9 80. (O
In Beef and Pork, transactions are
small. In Bacon there is a. light stock
and falling of in demand Lard is
not so active at 53s@54s. Tallow ear
ly in the week was active, but now is
dull.
Consols closed at 81. American Sc
curities are firm, and the tendency up
wards.
The holders of Iron are demanding an