True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-01
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.


Ministerial Crisis in EngIdud-LOrd John
Russell resigned!-Bombardment of Sc
JastopOl-Deuh Of Sehamyn II.
NEW York, July rs.
The steamer Atlantic arrived at her dock
about 81 P. M.
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 against the Malakoff and Redan
towers.
The Russians we're erecting equally strong
works and defenses.
The Atlantic left Liverpool at noon on
the 18th. At II A. M. on the same day,
she met the Asia. On the 21st, she pas
sed the Hermann, on the 22d, off Cape Cod
race, spoke the steamer America.
She brings $50 passengers.
A dispatch received at the moment of the
steamers departure, states that Lord John
Russell had resigned
The steamer Washington was at South
ampton on the 10Th, and the Star of the
South at Liverpool on the 7th.
Tie circumstances which led to the res
ignation of Lord John Russell, were dis
closures made by him of his course at vi
emma, and his continuance in Office as a
responsible adviser Of the Grown; had sha-
ken the confidence which the country Sho'd
respose in the one in whom the administra-
ton of public affairs is entrusted.
Previous to Russell's resignation, itwas
reported that if he did not resign, he wo'd
take the Gray section of the Cabinet with
him, and that Palmerston would fill theil
place with more decided men out of the
liberal ranks; and also that Lord Derby
was the coming man with another coali
ton.
War news if of but little importance.
The accounts of the crops from all part'
of England, are favorable.
CRIMEA.-Another grand assault is no
far off-4O,OOOO men are employed in th'
: works.
: The Russians in addition to other dc
) fences, were throwing up formidable sta
fort behind the Redan.
A weak fire was kept up on the 10th ant
11th.
The Cholera was decreasing, and tn
E health of the Allied Army was satisfactc
: ry.
G The Russians made sortie on the nigh
of the 7th, on the works in front Of tn
6 Mamelon. They effect nothing.
n Advices from Kars state that the demon
l. stration against that place had been repu
II sed. Other accounts, on the contrary, sa
l. that the Russians had taken the field, an
l. that the Turks had evacuated Kars, an
d fallen back on Enzernon. Schamyl, tt
d Circassian chief, is again reported dead.
d The allied feet continued cruising ar
Is destroying exposed property on the coast
l. the Baltic.
of WHITE SEA:-The port of exchan!
I'd has been placed in good state Of defenc
'e a new battery of 80 guns having been ere
N ted.
of The foreign ships in port had succeed
of in clearing their cargoes before the bloc
ne ade. Among the ships were several AmC
IT. leans, which, after landing their cargo
he proceeded eastward. The blockade is NJ
strictly enforced.
to There are rumors in the papers ola dt
d, gerous insurrection in the Russian Siberi
n regiment, and also of change in the RI
re sian Cabinet.
Is The British ship Antelope had bombart
he and destroyed Elstown Calabar.
7ill The Spanish insurrection is suppress
to Queen Victoria's visit to Paris is Fl,
da- for August 7th.
A new Austrian Circular is spoken
ose intended as Count Buols reply to Ma
are cons inuendo, and defending the cond
eak of Austria toward the Western powers.
,ct- The following is the Circular of Rich'
| in son, Spence & Co., dated the 18th.
pels During the week there has been an
: as proved demand for Flour and Wheat.
on dian Corn has again declined 4sper quar-
and few sales at 4Os for yellow, and
for white, for 48O pounds.
'fen N Cotton, prices declined I'd per lb',
, all limited business. Toward the close Of
Vm' week the demand slightly increased;
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