Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-16
LATER FROM EUROPE !
Riots al London and LIVERPOOL.

New YORK, March 1.-THE splendid Amer
can mail steamship Pacific, with dates to the 2Sth
of February arrived at her wharf TO day about
fifteen minutes to o'clock. She did not sal
until the 2Sth, as will be seen above. in conse-
qnence OF her inability to make prepara ons for
her dcpar' ure on the gath.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Cotton was very dull, and had declined nm
eighth. Breadstutfs depressed. Western Canal
FouI 4Os. OHIO 43; White Corn Al: Yellow 49,
MISCELLANEOUS
Messrs. Gladstone, Herbert and Graham, of
the Cabinet, have resigned. The Ministry will
he re constructed.
great battle came off at Eupatoria on the
18th. Omar Pasha aud Liprand were the CON
tending generals. The Russians were repused.
1t is said that Gladstone, Herbert and Graham
resigned because of Lord Roebuck's motion for
ruquiring into the mismanage amt of the
The Cabinet has been remodelled with no inn
portant ehange, except that Lord John Russell is
made Colonial Secretary.
Joseph Hume i dead.
The Vienna Conference will be opened in
few days All parties profess great anxiety for
peace.
1t is officially announced by the Allied armies,
thai on the Eth Of February, General Lprandi
ut the head of 10000 Russians, and with seventy
four guns, attacked the Turks at Eupatoria.-
Omar Pasha commanded the latter. The battle
lasted four hours, and the Russians were forced
10 retire with loss of 800 men.
Sebastopol still remains the same.
Raglan, it is reported will resign. Lucan has
been recalled
The distress in England owing to the severe
winter, has been very great Riots had occurred
at London and Liverpool. The weather has
changed. however, and shipping was arriving at
last accounts, which would give employment 10
the disconnected.
The Pacific reached her dock little before
nine O'Clock this morning, with fifty one passen-
gers. She did not arrive out at Liverpool until
tho Odd just one day previous to her regular time
for departure.
The Africa and Sarah Sands were moi out but
the Pacific u steamer on the 27th. about one
p NJ, off the Skcrres, small islands Just north
of ireland, which was supposed TO be the Africa
This is what the telegraph informs us, though
we do not understand it. The Pacific arrived
out on the 22d, and sailed on the 2Sth, conse-
quentlv could not have steamer on the
9th.
Members of the Government express confident
hopes that penIng negotiations will lead to an
honorable peace although war measures still
continue all over Europe.
Louis Napoleon it seems is determined to pro-
coed to the Crimea. England and Austria have
advised him to stay at home.
The steamer Union arrived off Cowes on the
afternoon of the Doth.
Rumor says Mr. Rocbuck's party will not rest
satisfied without the impeachment of Raglan, and
one more EX Minister'S Palmerston is much
troubled about the reconstruction of the Cabinet
and has not fully completed it. Russell, it is
said, takes the Colonial Secretaryship as stop
gap. but completes his mission to Vienna,
Rumor gives Lord Elgin seat in the Cabinet,
and the Earl of Carlisle, the appointment of Vice
Roy of Ireland. For Chancellor of the
Exchsquer, Mr.. Lewis, an untred man.
Bussia has declared war on Sardinia 1t is so
stated, but not confirmed.
Tuscany, il i, said, has joined the Western
Powers, but Naples has not,
Affairs at Sebastopol are still unchanged.