The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-07-28
THR RATLANTICSARRIVAL
IMPORTANT NEWS. (
Another BIOw-up in the British
Cabinet.
LORD JOHN RUSSELL RESIGNED.
Sebastopol Bombarded!!
MOVEMENTS OF THE ARMIES.
Reported Insurrection IN Russia and trouble
in the Cabinet.
New YoRK, July as.

New YORK, July 26.
The steamer Atlantic arrived at her dock |
about 9-l5 this evening"
There is Ministerial crisis, owing to |
Lord John Russell's shutting explanations
at the Vienna Conference.
Sebastopol was bombarded again on the
18th without effect.
Additional formidable batteries were be-
ing erected by the allies against the Mala+
| koff and Redan, and the Russians erecting
equally strong works.
A despatch received at the moment of the
steamers departure states that Lord John
Russell had resigned.
| The circumstances which led to the re-
signation OF Lord John Russell, were dis.
closures made by him of his course at Vien-
ma, which disclosures led to debate in the
House on Friday. the 9Th. At the close of
that debate Mr.. Lytton Bulwer moved that
the conduct of the Minister charged with
the negotiations at Vienna, and his contnu-
ance in Office as responsible adviser of the
Crown, had shaken the confidence which the
country should place in one to whom the
administration of the public affairs is entrust-
ed.
Previously to Russells's resignation it
was reported that if he did not resign he
would take the Gray section of the Cabinet
) with him, and that Palmerston would fill
their places with more decided men out of
the Liberal ranks, and also that Lord Der
by was the coming man with another coa-
, lition Cabinet.
The accounts Of the crops from all parts
| of Europe are favorable.
CRIMEA.-Another general assault is not
far off. Forty thousand men are employed
, on the works.
{ The Russian, in addtionto other defences,
were throwing q formidable star fort be.
, hind the Redan. ,-
) A weak fire was kept up on the 10th and
: 1lth.
Cholera was decreasing, and the health ot
, the allied armies was satisfactory.
The Russians made a sortie on the night
/ of the 18th, on the works in front Of the
: Mamelon. They effected nothing
S Advices from Kars state that the demon.
r strations against that place had been repuls
ed. Other accounts, on the contrary, say
that the Russians had taken the field and tina
the Turks had fallen back on Engeroom.
r Schamyl, the CrcasSian chief was agair
}, reported dead.
The allied feet continued cruising ant
It destroying exposed property OIL the coast o
e the White Sea.
The port of Exchange had been placed il
e good state of defence. A near battery O
i 80 guns having been erected.
v The foreign ships in port had succeede
J. in clearing their cargoes before the block
d ade. Among these ships were several A
:. mericans, which, after landing their car
It goes, proceeded eastward. The blockad
# is now strictly enforced.
d There are rumors in the papers of dan
v gerous insurrection in the Russian Liberia
o regiment, and also of change in the Rus
n sian Cabinet.
The British ship Antelope had bombarde
and destroyed the town OF Estown Calabal
= The Spanish insurection had been SUP
>, pressed.
81 Queen Victoria's visit to Paris is fixed fc
e August 7th.
f. A new Austrian Circular is spoken of in
IT tending as Count Bouls reply to Napoleon
10 inuendoes and defending Austria toward
.e the Western Powers.