Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-03-22
1RRIYAE OF THE PACIFIC.
NEw YORx. March. IA.

The Steamer Pacific arrived viii
Liverpool dates to the 9th, being sever
days later.
CcrroE.-The sales for the last ter
days were 81, 900 bales, 1000 of which
were on speculation and 1000 for ex'
port, being a decline Of I; Orleans Tan
81; middifng ST: upland fair 81; MD
ding
Gladstone, Herbert and Graham have
resigned and the Ministry has been re-
constituted.
A battle was fought at Eupatoria be-
tween Omar Pasha and Lprandi, in
which the Russians were repulsed.
SECOND Observation-Disclosures, Her
bert and Graham have resigned because
Roebuck's motion for committee OF
inquiry into the management of the
war was carried. The Cabinet is re-
modelled but there is no important
change, except that Lord John Russell
is Colonial Secretary.
Joseph Hume is dead.
The Vienna Conference will be opened
in few days. All parties express anx.
iety for peace.
/. is officially announced by the allies
that on the 7th, Gen; Liprandi's 10000
Russians and 20 guns attacked the
Turks at Eupatoria commanded by
ome- Pasha. The battle lasted four
hours. The Russians retired with 500
loss.
= Seyastopol is unchanged.
Raglan it is reported has resigned;
Lucan Is recalled.
Great distress prevailed IN England
from the severe winter, and great riots
had occurred at Liverpool and London,
but the weather has changed and the
shipping is now arriving.
The Union arrived at Cowes, but the
Africa and Sarah Sands had not ar
rived
The Pacific arrived out at Liverpool
on the Esd. The Pacific saw steamer
off Skerries at I O'Clock P. NJ, on the
27th, supposed to be the Africa.
The Palmerston Ministry has fallen
to pieces. Graham, Gladstone and
Herbert resigned, ostensibly on account
of Roebuck's motion. A private squab-
bic in the Cabinet is also believed to be
the cause. Rumor says that Roebuck's
party viii not rest satisfied without the
impeachment of Raglan and one or
more ex- Ministers. Palmerston has
had much trouble In re-constructing the
Cabinet and has not fully completed it.
Russell will take the Colonial Secretary
ship as a stopgap, but completes his
mission to Vienna. Rumor gives Lord
Raglan seat in the Cabinet; Earl Car
isle, Yiceroy of Ireland, the new Chan
eellor of the Exchequer is an untried
man.
The members of the Government ex-
press confident hopes that the pending
negotiations will lead to an honorable
peace, although the war measures are
continued all over Europe.
Louis Napoleon seems determined to
proceed to the Crimea; England and
Austria have advised him to stay at
home.
Russia has declared war on Sardinia,
it is stated, but the news is not con-
frmed. Tuscany has joined the west
ern powers. Naples has not.
Affairs at Sevastopol are unchanged.
LIVERPOOL MARKETs.-Breadstufs of
all qualities have declined. Western
Canal Flour 40; Ohio 43. Yellow
Corn 43; White A.
PRov1sIoNs.-Pork and Beef dull
Bacon in moderate request.
A battle was fought at Eupatoria on
the 18th. Gen. Liprandi, with force
about equal to, or perhaps few thou
sand superior to the Turks, attacked |
them, and after four hours firing re-
tired beyond the range of the shells of
the English ships, the Turks not pursu-
ing. Omer Pasha commanded the
Turks.
Lord Russell has published an ad-
dress to his constituents, defining his po-
sition. He places himself in their hands
as candidate for the renewal of their
confidence.
On the 18th the Royal assent was
given to the North American Fisheries
Bill.
The Convention between Great Brit
ain and the Porte for the enlistment of
the Turkish contingent has been signed.
An interesting debate upon the ques-
ton of going into Committee on Army
estimates Lord Palmerston contended
that the sufferings of the army in the
Crimea arose from physical causes in
the power of no man to control. The
sufferings were not confined to the Brit
ish army; the Russians were sick and
wounded to the number of $4,000.
Palmerston announced that Lucan
was recalled in consequence of his diff
ferences with Raglan.
Lord Palmerston said that compul-
sorry measures must sunquestionably be
resorted 20, to fill up the ranks of the
service. The right of search was urged
as necessity in order to prevent the in
PRODUCTION of Russian goods into Great
Britain. He deemed it not advisable
to lay before the House the correspond
ence between Great Britain and the
United States on international arrange
ments during the time of war.
= The weather is moderate at Sevas-
topol and the snow has disappeared =
The health of the army Is hetfer The