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ARRIVAL OF THE PICIFTC.

NEW YoRK March a..
The steamship Pacific reached her dock
little before 3 this merning. bringing Liverpool
dates OF February 9Th, aud 81 passengers
She did no. arrive out at Liverpool ill Fri.
day aSrd.
The news is Of an Interesting character.
The Palmerston Ministry had fallen 10
pieces. Graham. Gladstone and Herbert, hav.
ing resigned ostensibly on account Of the pas.
sage Of Ar. R,ebuck's motion for Commiltee
10 inquire into The Encouragement Of the war
Private quibbles 10 the Cabinet are also believ.
ed to have been the Cause.
Rumor says that the ROebuek party win not
rest sa.isfird without the impeachment Of Lord
Raglan. and one or more Of the Ministry.
Palmerston Is much troubled in Re construci.
ing the Cabinet, and had not fully completed
it.
Lord John Russell takes Colonial Secretary.
ship as a stop gap, but completes bis mission to
Vrenls.
Rsuor Eives Lord EIgn a seat in the Cab.
net as a n;-mber of tie Board Of Control.
The Earl o. Carlisle is to be Viceroy of Ire.
land.
The new CAanceIlO, Of the Exchequer is Mr..
Lewis, an untried man.
Members of the government e~ores conn.
dent hopes that the pending negotial.ons VIII
lead 10 an honorable peace, although war yea
Fures continue all over Europe.
THE War On february l7.h the Russians.
under Liprandi, at The battle of Eupatoris. were
96 0OO strong and lost 5000 men. 0mer
Pasha commanded the Turks in person and
their loss was inconslderable. 1t is believed
that the importance Of the battle is greatly
over estimated.
The health Of the army was better. and the
siege operations were progressing with vigor
Orders have been received at Constanlinople
to prepare hospital beds for 8, 900 men, from
msde npon Sevastopol
Lord Raglan is said to have resigned to a.
voit recall. The Earl OF Lucan and some
other officers have been invited TO resign.
Very inclement weather caused suffering
among the poor 10 England. Riots had occur
red al Liverpool aud LOLdOn, but change for
the better was, however, apparent.
Sir Charles Wood takes Sir James Graham
place as Lord Of the Admiralty,
The proceedings in Parliament have touched
upon several points of interest. On the 18th
the royal assent was given to the Worth Amer.
can fisheries bill.
The convention between Great Britain and
the Porte for The enlistment Of the Turkish
contingent has been signed,
Lord Palmrrston announced that Lord Lu-
can had been recalled in consequence of his diff
ference with Lord Raglan.
Lord Panmure replied that compulsory meas.
ures must unquestionaby be restored to gil up
the ranks of the service
It was deemed not advisable to lay before
the House the correspondence between Great
Britain and the United States, on international
arrangements during the time of war. 1t was
stated that the two countries we're ON the most
friendly terms.
riot OF two or three days duration had
occurred in Liverpool and in London.
Some disturbances occurred among the un.
employed in other places, and mach distress
xisled
At the sailing of the Pacific change had
taken place for the better. A sudden thsW
had set in and business improved d, cidedly.