Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-02
ONE WEEK LATER FROM !
Arrival Of the AtlaI
MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN ENG,
RESIGNATION LORD JOHN R.
Nothing Important from Seat
SANDY HnoK Wednesda,

SANDY Hook, "Wednesday, j
The Atlantic has arrived, with
dates to the 14th inst
COMMERCIAL INTELLECT
Cotton is depressed and one-t tent
sales of $4,000 bales. Market clos
lily.
Wheat Flour firm, owing 10 the sm
Corn is is. lower.
Provisions are dull.
The bullion in the Bank of Eng
creased $4,000.
American securities active. Cons,
LIVERPOOL MARKEr.-The fold
the circular of Richardson, Spencel
dated the 18th. During the week
been an improved demand for ri
Wheat. Indian Corn has again de-
As e quarter, and at that DAVIS m
dull; few sales were made at 4Os for
and 4 Is for white p $50 lbs. Yves
nal Flour 3Ss. In'Beef and Pork tn,
actions are small. In Bacon there Il
stock and fallen off in demand. Lar
54s but inactive. Tallow, early in th
was active, but now is dull. Cotton
clined I'D p ID, and a limited BUSH
ing. Toward the close of the We
demand slightly increased sales of
bales. Consols closed at 81. Amerf
curties finn, and the tendency upward
holders of Iron are demanding an adv
that article.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
There is a ministerial crisis in Eng|
Lord John Russell is accused Of shut
the explanation of his conduct at Vie
Bulwar Lytton moved that Minist
tanning Russell was unworthy of conf
The public expect Palmerston eli
throw over Russell, dissolve Parliam'
resign.
Sebastopol had beci---ge, ed two
heavy fire without effect. The be
are erecting immense works against Il
lakotf Tower and Redan. The besei.
erecting equally formidable works
those defences.
Trihing operations in the Baltic.
Parliament viii be prOrogued on Il
of August.
The steamer Union arrived out
18th.
The atlantic left Liverpool on the
eleven O'Clock, A. M. On the same d,
met the Asia; on the 2lst she pass
Hermann, and on the 23d, off Cape
spoke the steamer America, She brinl
hundred and fifty passengers.
A dispatch was received at the NOR
the steamers departure, stating tina
John Russell had resigned.
The steamer Washington was at Sou
ton on the 18th, and Sar of the S
Liverpool on the 9Th.
The circumstances which led 10 the
nation of Lord John Russell were disc
made by him of his course at Vienna,
disclosures led to debate in the Hol
Friday, the 9th.
Mr.. Lytton Bulwer moved that I'll
duct Of the minister charged with the
tiations at Vienna. and his continua
office, as responsible adviser Of the
had shaken the confidence which the
should place in one on whom the adm
ton of public atfairsis intrusted. Pre-
to Lord Russell's resignation, il was n
that if he did not resign they would Z
Gray portion of the Cabinet with the
that Palmerston would fill their plac.
more decided men out of the Liberal
and also that Lord Derby was the
man, with another Coalition Cabinet.
The war news is but of little import
The account Of the crops from all
England are favorable. --t
Ia the Crimea another general ASA
not far off. -Four thousand men are {
ed in the works.
The Russians, IL addition to other d
were throwing up 4 formidable star
hind the Redan. A weak fire was
on the 18th and 18th.
The cholera was decreasing. and tn
of the allied army was satisfactory.
The Russians made a sortie on Il
of the 9TH on the works in front of
melon. They effected nothing.
Advices from Kars state that the
stration made against that place had
pulsed. Other accounts, on the. cont
that the Russians had taken the fl
that the Turks had evacuated Kars.
len back on Esseroun.
Schamyl, the Circassian Chief, is
ported to be dead.
The allied feet continued CRUSH
/ Baltic, and destroying exposed pro
/ the coast of the White Sea. The
} Exchange has been placed in a good
r defense, a new battery Of eighty gun
been erected. The foreign ships in
: succeeded in clearing their cargo b
4 blockade. Among these ships wen
l Americans, which, after landing theil
D proceeded eastward. The blockade
! enforced.
There are rumors in the papers {
5 gerous insurrection in the Russia
e regiment, also of change in the
Cabinet.
The British ship antelope had DO
and destroyed Elstown Calabar.
Z The Spandish instruction is supp
Queen Victoria's visit is fixed for 4
A new Austrian circular Is spok,
e tended as Count Buol's reply to Nj
\ inuendos, and defending the conduc
tria toward the Western powers.
From Washington.