Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-22
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sARRivAL OF THE PACIFIC.
New YoRs, March IA.

- Wednesday 97ta--beiny ten days later.
CorroE--Sslss of Cotton in ten days, ff-
v.sne tousand bates; . 900 on speculation,
and 900 for export. There 10 declinc OF
ous.eiehth 4. Holders desire to ieaiizs, Or
leans, fair 81; middiing, o. Upland, fair
bi; middling 81.
Nessrs. Gladstone, Herbert snG Graham
have resigned; the ministry has bsen recon-
structed.
"A battle has taken plsce between Om,r
Pa,ha and Gen. Liprandi. at Eupatoria, in
whict the Russians were repuised.
sEe,xD prspArcH.
Messrs. Gladstone, Herbert and Grshsm
resigned because NJ. Roebucks motion for
u committee of enquiry into tbs mismsRage-
ment efths war was carried.
The Cabinet Is reno ieled; no important
change except Lord John Russell, colonial
secretary.
Joseph Hsme 10 dead.
The Vienna Conference will be opened in
afew days, all parties profess anxiety for
peace.
Its officially announced by the Allies
that on tho 7th ult., Gen. Liprandi, with
forty Thousand Russians and seventy guns,
STACKED the Turks under Omar Psshs, at
Eupatoria; the battle lasted 4 hours, when
the Russians retired with loss of five hun
dred men.
Ssbastopo unchanged. Lord Raglan, it is
reported, has resigned. Lucau, recalled.
There is much distress in England from
the severe winter. Great riots have occurred
at Liverpool aud London, but the weather
hiss changed and shipping is now arriving
The Union has arrived at Cowes; thu Africa
and Sarah Sands have not arrived.
The Pacific arrived out at Liverpool on
the 2sd. She saw steiner off Skerrlss on
the 27th. probably the Ahica.
The Palmerston ministry hss fallen 10
pieces, Graham, Gladstone and Herbe:. hay =
ing resigned. Cause, the passage Of Roe
bucks bill, and private squabbes.
kumor says that Ruebuck is much troubled
as to reconstructing the Cabinet, not having
fully completed it.
ABtreet rumor givesLord Raglan a seat in
the Cabinet.
The Earl o: Carlisle is appointed yicsrsy
sfIrelsnd.
The Chancellor of Exchequcr, NJ. Lewis.
10 an untried man
Members of the Government express con.
aaent hopes th It the pending negotiations
will lead to an honorable peace, although
war measures continued all over Europe.
Louis Napoleon seems determined to pro-
seed to the Crimea. England and Austria
advise him to stay at home.
Rnssi' has declared war against the Slr.
iinian government.
1t is stated, but net confirmed, that Tus-
cany has joined the Western Powers. Ma.
pies has not yet dsne 80.
Affairs at Sebsstopol were unc hanged.
In the battle fought at Eup,toria, on tho
7th, General Leprandi, with force about
equal, or perhaps, a few thousand superior to
the Turks, attacked them, and after four
aours firing, retired beyond the range of the
shells from the English ships the Turks not
pursuing.
Lord John Russell has published an address
to his constituents, defining his positisn. Hs
places himself in their hands as II candidate
for a renewal Of their confidence.
On the 9th, royal assent was given to the
North American Fisheries bill.
An interesting debate arose upon tho dues-
tisa OF going into committee on srmv esti-
mates.
Lord Pslmsrston contsndsd that the suffer
ings of the army in tho Crimea arose from
Physicsl causes, in the power Of no man TO
control; tho suffering, were not confined the
British army. The Russian sck and wound
cd, were IS, 900.
Lucan will be recalled in consequences of
bis suarrels with Raglan.
Lord Palmerston said that compulsory
al IL. 4
to hll up the ranks Of the service.
The fright of search" is urged as necessa-
ryto prevent the introduction OF Russian
goods into Great Britian.
IL was deemed not advisable to lay before
the Lower House the correspondents between
Great Britain and the U. States on nterna.
uonal arrangements, in time of war.
The weather was moderate al Sebastopol,
the snow having almost disappeared. The
health OF tho army was better.
The seigs operations were progressing with
renewed vigor.
Orders had been received at Constantine
pie to prepare hospital beds for 5000 men,
from which tits inferred that an assault has
been made upon Sebastopol.
The Baltic fleet 10 to consist Of 55 war.
~"so guns, " uDutlnp uhl-
teries OF 80 guns; s mortar. ips aud 28 steam
gunsoats Of SO guns. Total 100 ships.
Whether the Emperor will go to the Grim.
ca Is still matter Of doubt. II is said he
has drawn up aVast plan OF military strategy
which no wished TO superntend. lilo was
advised to leave Il to his generals.
The Americans IN Paris gave a grand ball
in commentators .,oi Wsshing,on's birthday;
nearly oil the meabers of The diplomatic
corps as well as members of the French gov
ernment were present.
The French papers mention the city Of
Cs'sny, in Italy, as having been almost de.
s'royed by an ear thquake.
Prussia-A Committee of the Second Cha.
mber, at Berlin. have resolved to propose a
noe OF want Of confd, nee In tho ministerial
policy Of Aus,iis.
yierna--seni-oiiicisl journals contradict
Posflssfy that Austria iniesds to negotiate