Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-23
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
NEW YoRK. Narch IL

little before this morning; bringing Liv
erpool dates of Tuesday the 18th ult, ant
81 passengers. She did not arrive out al
Liverpool till Friday the 23d The Afri
ca and Sarah Sands bad not arrived.
The Union arrived of Cowes on the af
ternoon Of the 26th.
The news is of an interesting character
The Pslmerston Ministry bad fallen to piec
es-Gladstore and Herbet having resign
ed, osteusibly on account of the parade oi
Mr.. Roebuck's motion for committee to in.
quire into the acknowledgment of the War
Private squabbles in the Cabinet are al
so said to have been the cause. Rumor
says the Roebuck party will not rest satis6-
ed without the impeachment of Lord Rag
Ian, and one or more oftbeir Ministry.
Palmerston is much troubled in recon-
sIructing the Cabine,, and had not fully
completed it. Lord John Russell takes the
colonial Seceetaryship, but completes his
mission 10 Vienna Lord Elgin is to have
a seat in the cabinet as member of Board
Of fcoEtroL The Earl Of Carlisle is to be
Chancellor Of Ireland. The new Chancel-
lorof the Exchequsr is Mr. Lewis.
Members Of the government express con
fdent hopes that the pending negotiations
viii lead to an honornble peace, although
war measures continue all over Europe.
Louis Napoleon seems determined to
proceed to the Crimea. England and Aus
tria. have advised him to stay at home.
Russia has declared war against SARDINIA.
TA = ,N.kol 1.e,e o1,E,,,ol Ff,0F T,e
cany has Joined the Western Powers, but
Naples has not
A battle was fought before Eupatoria on
the 18th. Gen. Liprandi. with force
equal-or perhaps few thousand superb
or--to the Turks, attacked them, and after
4 hours fighting, retired beyond the range
of shells from the English ships-the Turks
not pursuing. Omar Pacha eonanlandedt
There is nothing, whatever, new from the
Dauabe. Lord Raglan is said to have re-
signed to avoid recall The Earl Of Lun-
can and some other officers have been in
vited to resign.
Joseph Hume is dead He died much
respected and regretted.
Very inclement weather caused suffering
among the poor in England.
Riots had occurred at Liverpool and
London, but change for the better was
however apparent. Sir Chas. Wood takes
Sir James Graham's place as Lord of the
Admiralty.
The proceedings in Parliament have
touched upon several points Of interest.
On the l9th the Royal assent was given
TO the North American Fishery bill. The
convention between Great Britain and the
Porte for the enlistment of the Turkish con-
liugent has been signed, and an interesting
debate arose upon the question Of going in
to1committee on the Army estimates.
Lord Paluerston declared that the suf-
ferings of the army in the Crimea arose
from causes in the power Of no man 10 con-
trol. Their snfferings were not confined 10
the British army. The Russians, to the
number of $4,000, were sick and rounded
He further urged that the debates in Par
lament had created so much indignation on
the Continent that the government had
been prevented from getting the fOleign en-
listments into active operation.
Lord Palmerston announced tbet Lord
Luncan has been recalled in consequence of
his difference with Lord Raglan.
On the blank date the Duke Of Cam
bride took his seat in the House of Lords
and inaug1rated the debate Of the conduct
Of The war. The Earl Of HaFrowby express
ed the opinion that great mistake had
been made IN not calling the oppressed Ma
tionalities to aid in the present struggles
Lord PaGmure opined that compulsory
measures must, uuqueslionably, be resorted
to, to Gil up the ranks Of the service
In the House of Commons discussion
arose 10 regard to the commerce with Rus
sia since the commencement of the war
Il is stated, in the debate, that, under the
present system os blockade. the intercepdon
had caused Russia no suffering nor injus-
tice; but that 9l0,Go0,O0O bad gone from
England to that country. The right of
search was urged as necessity in order to
prevent the introduction Of Russian goods
into Britain.
Il was not deemed advisable 10 lay be-
fore the House the correspondence between
England and the United States on interna
tional arrangements during the time Of war
II vas slated that the two countries were
on the most friendly terms.
Destitution in England had almost reach
ed its height From the combined cause
of an unusually dear price for oil kinds Of
provisions and total staguation, the poor
are in a deplorable condition Many thous-
and laboreTs have been for weeks without
food, excepting that supplied BY charity.
A riot Of two or three days duration had
occurred in Liverpool, and in London some
distress occurred among the unemployed,
and much distress existed. At the sailing
of the Pacific change had taken place tor
the better.
THE W1R-on Feb l7th ;he Russians,
under Gen. Liprandi, at the battle of Eu-
patoria. were 10000 strong, and lost 5000
men. Omar Pasha commanded the Turks
m person, and their less was inconsdefa-
Bile. 1t was believed that the importance
ofihis battle was greatly over. estimated.
The weather lal greatly moderated al
Sebastoro, and The snow had almost di9ap-