Plymouth banner., 1855-03-22
Three days iafer fr?ha Europe.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAHER PACIFIC.

aHN jItotS OF ali Nta0S .DN5f. K lcuE Uuu
declined 6l per bbi.; Wheat 3D. pes bush.
and Corn Is per quart, with al unusual
Limited business.
Western Canal flour is quoted at 4os,
and Oaio at 43s. and Yellow corn at 42s,
and White do. a! Ais.
Pork and beef were dull& Bacon was
in Only moderate demand, without any
change in prices.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Anoihea change has taken place in the
British Cabinet, Gladstone, HerbsTt and
Graham. had resigned, because Roebuck S
motion to appoint Committee 10 inquire
inio the management Of ehe war. was car
rcd. Subsequently the Cabinet was re
nodded, bu, The. same men eih, excep;
that Lord John RAssell is in again. as Co
lonial Secretary.
The celebrated Joseph Hume IS dead.
The Vienna Peace Conference was to
be opened in ieY days. All Parties ox-
pressed strong ...sire ior peace.
4 II had been officially announced from
the Crimea. that Oh the 1th Of Fob. ult.,
The Russians under General Lassardi. fl
ty thousand strong. with seventy guns,
attacked the Turkish forces al EuPatoria,
uadei the command Of Omer Pacha.
The battle lasted iour hours. and The
Russians had toreiire finally. leaving up
on The field iuily lno tbousand in kille5
aud wounded. Affairs before Sebastopol
remained unchanged
ltwae confidently reported that Lord
Raglan had resigned, ahd that The Lord
Lucan had been iscalled-
The weailer in Eaglard continued vc-
rs severe, nnd great rios had taken place
al London and Liver poet, in consequence
Of she ,'isiress which prevailed among the
Z the working class. The weather had
changed when TIA Pacific sailed, and
shipping were arriving at both Places.
which greatly improved business and gave
employment 10 toe labosers.
The general impression in England,
was thai the Pa. mers,on Cabne, had fall
len 20 neices. anu could no, be remodeled,
permanently.
]. IS stated that the passage OF Mr..
Roebuck's measure was only the ostenSl-
BILE cause Of The resignation Of Mr., Gra-
ham, Gladstone end Herbert. and that lhe
real cause was private squabbles III the
Cabinet. l, was also believed that the
Roeback party would no. rest satisfied
until II had impeached Lord Raglan, and
one or TWO others. cx- Ministers.
Lord Palmerston had experienced
great trouble in patching UP The CaOine,.
and il was not fully conple.ed; and Rus
/, sell only tales The Colonial Secretaryship
to stop the gap. bat will complete his
mission 10 the Vienms Conference.
!. was rusnored tha, Lord Raglan was
offered. anas would accept, seat in the
Cabinet. The Earl Of Carlisle is The new
Viceroy TO Ireland.
4 Mr. Lewis, an untried man. IS Chan
ce.cr of The E,chequer.
The members Oh HE Government. cx-
pressed strong hopes that the negotiations
a, Vienna will lead 10 peace, although al
Europe was preparing for war.
Louis Napoleon seems in earnest nbon.
lgoing TO the Crmea. ami has publicly ex-
pressed his DC termination TO leave for
+ the seat OF war Immediately. but England
and Austria advise him 70 stay a. home.
Ii was reported lha, Russia had declsr-
ed war asaius' Sardinia.
Tuscany has joined the Western Pow
ers. but i; seems Naples has not.
The battle between The Tngks and Rus
sians at Eupa:cria, was fought Oh The l7lh
uli., ond l.o, on the 9Th. The Russian
= "a is said 10 be q few thousands superi-
or 10 the Turkish.
+. Lord John Russell mas published an ad
dress to his Constituents, defining his 20.
sition and casting himself into lholr hands
as candidate Tor renewal OF their CON
6dence.
( On the i5ih uli. The Queen signed the
North American fisheries bill.
! 4 Convention between Great Britain
and The Sublime Porte. for the enlistment
Of q Turkish contingent, has been signed.
Aninteresiing debate arose in Parliament,
upon the question OF going Into Commit
tee on the Army estimates.
Lord Polmefsion cotteaded that the
suiferings OF the army in the Crimeo arose
from physical causes beyond human con-
,tol, and thai ;he sufferings were not con
tined to the British army,. inasmuch gas
the sick and wounded OF the Russians
/ reached thirty five thousand. Lord Pal
merston announced during the debate, that
Lord Lucan had been recalled. in conse
-A,uence Of his difference with Lord Rag
ian, and also rnede the starting announce
naeni thu. Gompnlsaiory measures would
have TO be resosied to, TO fill up the ranks
OF the service.
The right Of search was urged as mat
/ ter of necessity, 10 prevent the iinporta-
! lion Of Russian goods into England. = Il
was deemed advisable not 10 lay before
the honse the correspondence between the
United States and Great Britain.s on the
international arrangement during lime. Of
war.
The weather in the Crimes had become
moderate. and the snow had almost dis
appeared. The health Of the army was
better. and The siege operations we're pro
I crossing with yigor. Orders had beer
received ai Consiantineple to provide hos
pita beds for 5000 men, from which i
was inferred taai an assaul! was 10 be
made upon Sebastopol.
The Baltic fleet for the spring cam
pa;gn is to consist Of four war steamers
! carrying, in the aggregate. 2,066 guns,
FIVE floating batteries, eighty guns eacL
eight mortux sbips: twenty eight steam