Smyrna times., 1855-02-28
Aens gtems, 1T,
The Foreign News by the Baltic.

ediately AIKEN up by the Government to car % 20
, troops to the Crimea. A new Cabinet has s%e %
cen formed in England as follows:- a. ~
Premier-Lord PalmerSon. !"
War-Lord Panmure, formerly Mr.. Fox "
iaule. =
Forign Afairs-Earl of Clarendon.
Home Department-Mr. Sidney Herbert
Colonial-Sir George Grey.
Exchequer-Mr. w. Gladstone.
Admiralty-Sir James Graham. =
Chancellor-Lord CranswOrth.
President of Council-Earle Granville.
Prvy Seal-Duke of Argyle.
Public Works-S!r w. Molesworth.
President of the Board of Control-Sir Chas.
Wood.
Postmaster General-Lord Canning.
Without Office-Marqus Of Lansdowne.
Sir Charles Napier has made harsh speech
against the late Ministry In the effort to re-
construct the British Ministry, the Queen had
in turn sent for the Earl of Derby, Lord Lans-
dewne, Lord John Russell, and the Earl OF Cla- |
rendon. All, however, failed to accomplish
the object, when Lord PalmcrSton was sent for
and succeeded,
Nearly three millions sterling have been de-
voted for war purposes. Pariment has ad-
iourncd to re-assemble on the 18th. The
latest accounts from Vienna, where that the
| Peace Conference had uot been opened. AT
fairs before Sevastopol remain unchanged.-
The latest official dispatches from Lord Rag
Ian are dated the 23d aud gath ult Both al
lude TO the improvement in the weather, and
sneak chs >eringly OF the future prospects. The
ietter saws: We resume onr work before the
town with renewed act."hv:"
SnocKING--We are informed that several
/ int nd nt bp
Manlove Jester, near the Summit Bridge, on
Thursday, the 18th inst, and in the evening
t a number Of them collected at ;he store OF Mr.
Benson, and behaved SO Outra9cOusly that he
bad to close up, and suspend business Two
little boys, sous of f.. X. Layman, who had
Z been sent To the store, were pushed Ottthc porch
; by these rOwdles and one of them so badly m
- jured that he Was carried into huuse lnSels
4 BILE IfSuch he the fact it is another poWcrtu
argnmemt in favor Of prohibit on. We are sur
prised that Mr.. Jester should have pcrmttc,
the drinking OF intoxicating liquor on his prinil
s Ses to the extent represented, and must bciievt
r the matter exaggerated Let those to Who's
>, skirts blood attaches, stand forth Tint the in
nOcent may not be condemned with the guilty
t Del Republican.
II Such news must be grateful to the ears c
" Mr.. Dupont.
id A BoMBsHELL-One ofthose dreaded impl,
. ments of war, a genuine bOmbshpl, was du
up in tho yard of the Ekton Acadcmy dur.n
the past week. When, or how it got thcr
re can only be a matter of conjecture. The Brl
e, ish army staid here one night during the Rey'
luton: did part of the American army, I'll
night before the battle of Brandywnc.
might have been left here on one OF those occ,
I l.. d.
dav after the burning of Frcuchtown. sever
English bar9Cs came up the riWr, near F.
Landing, doubtless with the intention of bu
nlng Ekton also. As they approached The
fired balls and bombshclls, and it may be th
NJ the shell Just found was one of their ma sSc
gers to the town. Happily they did our villa.
'5 no damage with shot or shell. The vigoro
fire kept up from the old dirt fort at the La
i'd ding by the citizens hastily collected the
he drove them back and Elktou escaped the ia
Of of Frenchtown, and our neigh5or, lIayre
Gracc-Cccl Whig.
To- WALKING on THE SEA.--Likc flying in t
. - air walking on the water has often been cssa
., ed, but still held TO be impracticahle. If m
lly possessed the abllity-lke that attributed
sy the wandering JCw--of walking on the gre
rm deep, it would invest him with new powers
of extraordinary character. y wOndetul Z
T. proach to the solution of this problem has be
~ made by WIN. X. Phipps, OfFarmIngton, Mas
Its. by the invention of life preserver, by VIII
the he has walked on the sea three miles, tr
r of land to land twice. and went ashore within t
-. miles Of where the steamer Ocean was burn
~ in Boston Harbor. In letter to us he sta
that if he would have thought 1t but a trltl
non affa to have gone ashore on any of the lsal
ter in the vicinity.
s. The WAR PRospEcT From the follow
ays despatch it would seem there is but poor pr
der Pect OF a speedy termination OF tne pres
,vo European War. 1t Is given as the latest Mt
by the Baltic.
New York Feb. 22-Private letters by
(. Baltic, dated London, Saturday, at no
say, that negotiations are entirely brol
that up, and that the allies are determined to pr
ling ecute the war vigorously. In the Livcrp
at market, on Saturday, both cotton and bre
ther stuffs were dull.
A Mormon PAPER.-The Mormons h
70 commenced, in New York, the publication
r., paper called the Mormon, devoted to the spr
~ of their principles. 1t defends polygam
wPu w an ordinance from God, the Christian W,
!, pu, ac having been aboring under delusIOn OH
Z ot subject for over eighteen hundred years.
o., hommedanism is in danger of extinction on
~, Eastern Continent 1t would be little C
.sr. 1 Gus if it should spring up in full force on
made western Ooh'ii'e"''
Oney nA- Facts are continually transpiring, sl
have ;nS nm one of the Internal features of the Ii,
de- business-drup adulteration. Its fearful
were extent of this noisoninp business. Human
sup is nothing in the balance. And this, too, "
a for the business is confined to the hands of end
rites ed moral characters!
with When "judicious law" regulates
devilish system, rumsellers will all be SO he
IS not that liquor will never be drugged! The
rs no fraternity are guileless set!
. NJ If horses could vote, lthey once dl
proxy, under the two hundred and fifty d
Well act the Maine Law would find fresh