Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-15
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
New YoRK, Feb. 9.

o'clock, this morning, with Liverpool dates
to the afternoon of the 9th. c
The steamer Great Britain arrived at c
Liverpool with 935,000 in gold. Her dates
have been anticipated. The chief interest
Of the news centers in the proceedings of the
British Parliament, in whichthe Government
has been denounced severely. Lord John
Russell resigned his seat in the Cabinet, and
a total break up the Ministry is talked of.
The Viena Peace Conference will not
meet until the middle of FEBRUARY.
Sebostopol dates are 10 the l4th January.
Nothing of moment had occurred. The Rus
slams had made two sorties, but were re-
pulsed with considerable loss. The wealth
er had been cold, but at the latest dates it
was milder.
Considerable rcinforcements were reach
ing the Allies.
Gen. Leprandi had again advanced his
outposts to the Schernaya.
Forty thousand Russians, with eighty
guns, are said TO be at Perekop.
Letters state that the French had mined
the Flag Staff Battery, and only awaited a
favorable opportunity to blow it up. Sick
ness in the allied camps was increasing,
and Menschikof is reported TO have said:
"our troops may rest; Generals January,
FEBRUARY, and March will fight our battles
| u I IL, I'll, p,,sei,,e 1o1
repaired and reoccupied the Quarantine
! Fort. General Brown was about 10 resume
| his command in the Crmea. St. Peters
burg mercantile letters of January Is, are of
pacific character. The allies are going TO
establish hospital for 1000 men, at Surina,
and an establishment for convalescents at
Rhodes. Russian advces report numerous
descrters from the allies TO the Russian
ranks. An Odessa letter Of the ninth says
the Russians will shortly resume the Often
sive III the Crimea, having received the
necessary reinforcement. Large bodies Of
Russian troops have been ordered TO con-
ccntratc themselves at Perekop, with view
Of attacking Eupatoria. 1t was reported at
Vienna on the 25th, that a battle had been
fought before Scbastopol, in which the Rus
slams were victorious, but authentic advices
from Balalilava the next day, conradicted it..
1t was privately assertedtha Omar Pacha's
forces would begin operations on the 18Th
of January, by advancing under cover OF the
artillery of the fleets along the coast.
The last Of the Turkish conveys left Varna
on the 18th for Balaklava. A Constantine
pie letter says, the French eighty gun ship
Henry ", which ran ashore on Nov. 18th,
has been turned TO Fort, and is Of great use
: to the allies. New and startling cases Of
mismanagement IN the British commissioner
department were already coming 10 Light
A dispatch from Mcnschilloff, dated 18th
January, was published in St. Petersburg on
: the 25th, to the following effect:
= The siege operations do not ADVANCE
. Two successful night sorties were made on
the 18th and 18th; we took fourteen English
y and nine French prisoners. The allies lost
considerable number of killed" An Aral
dispatch says, that the Turks are treated
: with very little consideration by the allied
army.
The Pdtri says the recent passage oftht
Danube by the Russians has given rise TO ;
demand by Austria for an explanation from
= Gortschakoff, and orders has been sent /,
" Count Coroninn TO prevent the Russians
from recommending campaign on the Dan
ube. The admirals Of the allied fleets havt
declared all the ports of the Black Sea an'
Sea of Azoif, in state of strict blockade
and have captured or laid an embargo o.
several ships laden with provisions fer tn
Russ ans.
The screw steamer Blacl, Sea, with
- submarine cable 10 connect Varna with Ba
laklava, had put back to Harwich in dam
, aged state. The appointment of Ishmae
Pacha TO the command of the army of Anto
dia, had produced the best results upon III
" troops. The Turks had opened communi
-, cation with Schamyl, whose forces numbe
~ 1000. Prince Pcratynski, Polish Lieu
, tenant in the Russian guard, deserted to III
=" Turks. The Turks have a rumor tn;
u" Schamyl is dead.
- The Vienna Conference will probabl
u, meet on the sixth of February.
~ Various rumors are ahoat in regard
Nv changes, in the plan of negotiating, but Ii
=, y, tie weight is attached TO the suspicion.
'' THE FoUR PoINTs.--Russsia intcrpre
=" the four points thus: LIST, No abolition
the Russian protectorate over Modavia ar
III Wallachia-these provinces being place
= under the guarantees of the five powers
nc 2nd, Free navigation Of the Danube. 3
- Resumption of the Treaty of 1871, 10 a
al tach more completely the existence of Il
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