Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-03-20
LATER FROM EUROPE,
OF THE PACIFIC.

WARRIvAL OF THE PACIFIC.
RECONSTRUCTION OF THE BRIT.
~ lSH CABINET.
BATTLE BETWEEN THE TURKS AND
m RUSSIANS as-s-
@> NswEoaig hkQYi4.
~, The. Rasi6c has aSriysd. with .dsiaaua
70 %, Wednesday,, !hs a7sp.;sp days a.
~ The TPsimsrston Ministry has fsiisn
to pieces. Gtddsi6He, iefbert and Gre.
ham have resigned, and The Ministry
has been re.constrlctSd. They resigned
bee ause Roebuck's, motion WAS esSsisa
Ios committee Of inquiry into 4hs mis-.
m cement Of the war. n Pfiya,e tqtsb.
blss srslate are, believed s0 hays besn The
cause. -s,,gs.s rs,
IRumor says thst Roebuck's pasty,~ill
not rest sstisfiSd without the impeac6.
ment Of Raglan and one oi idbie ex.
ministers ralrpsrsion was much ,uoulh
led in 're.copstSvcsing the Csbinst, and
had not fully completed Il. Russell
takes the Colonial Secretaryships a. q
stop gap, but will complets. bis mission
to Vienna. Rumos gives Lord Raglan
seat in the Cabine,. Earl Carlisle 10
Viceroy Of Ireland. The new .Chancsl.
lofof the. Exchoqusr. Mr.. Lewis, Is an
untried man, sbo gFis ,'aafY' 10 4fcs sT
Members Of the Government expfess
confident hopes that The pending nego.
| tatIons Will lead 10 an homo able peace.
although war measures are continuediall
over Europe. Re. .s,,, "a
There has been, great distress, IL in Eng.
land from the severe winter; and grsdt
riots have occurred at Liverpool and
London; but the weather has changed,
and shipping is now arriving. ;,y.,..,'1,
| Russell published an addressed to his
constituents, defining bis position. He
places himself lin ther,hands as a can.
4 didate for a rene wal OF their confidence.
a On The 10th the Royal assent ives
given 10 the North America Fishsriers
bill. .6,r.,aec - ia. .,s. ~ ,y
4 A convention between Great and The
Porte lor the enlistment Of Turkish
4 contingent force has been signed, ,S ''
4 An intsresting debate arose in Par.
|, lament upon TIE question OF going
into Committee on tho army estimates.
Lord Palmerston contends that the sui.
ferings Of the army in, the Crimea arose
from physical causes, in the powee. 6f
no man to eonttol. The sufferings we're
; not confined to the British army. The
Russian sick and wounded was S5 900.
; He announced that Lucan was recalled
in consequence Of his differences With
:, Raglan. .',.. '',,+ +'.,. y Y -. ,'s s,.5N
+ He also. said tho compulsory meas.
ure must unqucslionabiy be restored TO
: fill up the ranks Of the service. The
right oi search was urged as q necessi.
ty. An order had been issned'to prvenr
the Introduction Of Russian goods into
Britain. II was deemed not advisable o
to lay before ahe House the coftesspon.
dence between Gresks;Bri,ian. and the
: United States ,on,i intee stianalo arrange.
J menisi during lime Of war. s enes saS
,om ., terens FRANCE. si,! " ,pesis
b The Americans at Paris gave grand
!. ball in commomoratioM Of Washing toms
! irth.day.5a Nearly sli the members of
4 the diplomatic corps, as we'll as the'meni
/, fbe,s Of the Ffench Government, were
Epresent.o lasS, ie4f 10 .s.1i 80
Freach papers mention that the city
Of ,Cataniu, In Italy,, was almost de-
stroy ddby a Il earthquake sair9a tl'ih 2
I. Louis Napoleon seems determined to
y go to- the Crmea. England and Aes.
!; tria have advised him to stay "a, home.
i ." FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
Affairs st,Sevastopoi rem ain; upehan.
i. ged. Lord Raglan, is reported ,oBhaye
o ssigned, and ,Lucan is recalled: NAV,
d The weather was moderate at Ssyas.
q |,tepol,e Ths'ysnow had almost disap.
& peared. The health, Of the army was
n better. Siege operations were prosEess.
& ling with ,vigar.a Orders had bean receiy.
9 ed ut Constantinopls, TO prepare hospital
o beds, for 5000 men, from which j. i,in-
lferred that an assault is to DO made up.
on, sSeyastonol. ,,ayos sag.,,.i .is..s.eJ.,
4 From the seat Of war, it is officially
announced by the allies that on the i 7th
Gen. Lfprandi, with forty thousand Rus.
SLAMS dnd seventy guns, attacked tic
! Turks 1T Eupatofia. Omar Pacha com.
!, msnasd' the TURKS: The, battle 'tsytsd
fobr houts, when, tBs Russians 'aa i, retired 'sa
ai a !; :. =, THE, BALTIC FLEET. sI3t. IS
/, The cRaltieAsat sisaoreoonsist aofs t6
Q war, ,stcamers'; carrying 9,0Ss gnnst; 4
. loatipg bssteriea ef,60 gunsssS iyaozsar
i, ships, 2s;sstesns suasb sbpats e. gaHs.r
toteli 100 ships and 'isza gnnass 4 ssslsai
lg1eDsarssa ett ttsPRUSSIA.sg.i ussssesih
a.Ths COMMITTEES Of tho Second Chtm.
Bel Gt Berlin have resolved to proposed
(, vote Of want Of confidence fns0fs Min.
. isterial policy ~ pDfsa2s sassriy1sN
I. Eifs paso AUSTRIA. 9ss w
! ss' Vienna SEM. .ohicisl ljO;airnsis ,cOntri
I ldfct. positively thai Austria in.epds 10
1nsgotfatss 4 'ffsSyn million l6s6 II
yisEnofaidtsf lasss - aisiss ls!S''sa p !. 'ss'
!, fhe imperial plsss Il Prague. tlisSsI-