Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-08-02
The Atlantic,s News.

We had brief postscript in our paper of last
week in relation to the Atlantic's news. Brief
as was our postscript, the accounts as we have
them. convey but very little further intelligence.
The details however, such as they are. we give
New YORK, July 25.
The steamer Atlantic arrived at her dock at 8
o'cleck and 10 minutes this evening.
There is ministerial crisis in England, owing
to Lord John Russell's shutting explanations Of
the conferences -
Sevastopol was bombarded again ON the l5tl,
without effect Additional formidable works
We're being erected by the allies against the Ma
lakotf and Rcdan and the Russians were erect
ing equally strong in opposition.
Adispatch, received ut the moment of the stea-
mer's departure, states that Lord John Russell
had resigned.
The circumstances which led to the resignation
of Lord John Russell were disclosures made by
him of his course at Vienna, which disclosures
led to a debate in the House on Friday, the 9th.
At the close of that debate Mr.. Lytton Bulwer
moved that the conduct of the Minister charged
with the negotiation at Vienna, and his contnu-
ance in the Office OF adviser of the crown, had
shaken the confidence of the country in one to
whom the administration of public affairs is en-
trusted. Previously to Russelfs resignation, it
was reported that if he did resign he would
take the Grey section of the Cabinet with him,
and that Palmerston would fill their places with
more decided men out of the liberal ranks, and
also that Lord Derby was the coming man with
another coalition cabinet.
War news of but little importance.
The accounts of the crops from all parts of En-
gland are favorable.
The CRMEA.-Another general assault is not
far off. 1000 men are employed on the works.
The Russians, in addition TO other defences,
were throwing up formidable star fort behind
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and 18th.
Cholera was decreasing, and the health Of the
allied armies was satisfactory.
The Russians made sorte on the night of the
9th on the works in front Of the Mamelon, but
effected nothing.
Advices from Kars state that the demonstra-
tons against that place have been repulsed.--
Other accounts say that the Russians have taken
the field and that the Turks had evacuated Kars
and fallen back on Erzeroum.
Schamyl, the Circassian Chief, is again repor-
ted dead.
THE BALTIC.-The Allied feet continued cruz
sing and destroying exposed property on the
coast of the White Sea- The port of Archangel
had been placed in good state of defence, new
battery of 81 guns having been erected. The
foreign ships in port had been successful in clea-
ring their cargocs before the blockade. Among
other ships were several American which after
loading their cargoes proceeded eastward. The
blockade is now strictly enforced.
There are now rumors in the papers of danger
Gus instruction in the Russian Siprian regi-
mcnt and also of change in the Russian Cabi-
net
The British ship Antelope had bombarded and
destroyed the town of Olstown Caabar.
The Spanish Instruction is suppressed
Queen Victoria's visit to Paris is now fixed
for August 9TH.
A new Austrian circular is spoken of, intended
as Count Buofs reply to Nopoleon's inas"des,
and defending the conduct OF Austria towards
the Western powers
ADDITIONAL BY THE ATLANTIC.
The Emperor of Russia, it is rumored at St.
Petersburg, intends to visit the south and per-
haps the Crimea. The Grand Duke Michael,
WILL it is thought, assume the government of Po-
land, leaving to Prince Paskiewitch the military
command. There are rumors of changes i'll the
Russian Cabinet. Prince Gortschakoff will be
recalled from the Crimea to the portfolio of war.
Prince Dolgorouli will be the new minister of
Police while Count Orloff will be the new Pres
ident of the Council.
The Paris Moniteur, under date of July IL, an
nounces that the last dispatch received from the
Crimea, is dated July 10th, 3 p. NJ. Gen. Pei
lisser writes as follows to the Minister of War !:
have nothing new to announce toyou to-day.
Firing has been brisk the whole day between the
English and the Redan. This afternoon that
work is very silent, consequently our allies will
be able to advance their works.