Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-02
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Atlantic has arrived, win Llverpo0
dates TO the l4th inst.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
There is q ministerial crisis in England
Lord John Russell is accused OF s~huffling il
The explanation Of his conduct at VieIina.
Bulwer Lytton moved that a ministry con
timing Russell was unworthy Of confidence
The public expect Palmersion 10 throw owe
Russell, dissolve Parliament, or resign.
Sebastopoi had been subjected two days &
o heavy fire without effect. The beSieger,
are erecting immense works against the Mala.
kofr Tower and Redan. The beSicged arc
erecting equally formidable wor S behind those
defenseS.
Trifling operations in the Baltic.
Parliament will be prorogued On the 10th
Of August.
The steamer Union arrived out on tie l2lh,
The Atlantic left Liverpool on the nth, at
eleven o'clock A. NJ. On The same day she
met the Asia; oh the 2lS. she passed the Her,
mann, and on The 23d, of Cape Race. spoke
the steamer America. She brings one hun.
dred and fifty passengers.
A dispatch was received at The moment oil
the steamers departure; stnting that Lord
John Russell had resigned.
The steamer Washington was at Southamp-
ton on the 18th, and Star of The South at
Liverpool on The 7th.
The circumstances which led to the resis-
nation of Lord john Russell were disclosures
made by him Of his course at Vienna, which
disclosure led 10 debate in the House on Fri.
day, the 9Th
Mr. Lytton Bulwer moved that the conduct
Of the minister charged with negotiations at
Vienna, and his continuance in office, as a re-
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the confidence which he county should place
in one on whom the administration Of pubic
affairs is intrus,ed. Previously 10 LuId Rus.
sells resignation, il was reported that if he
die no. resign they would take The Gray por.
ton OF The Cabinet with them, aGi hat Pal
inc rston would fill their places vi h more de.
ciGed men out Of the Liberal riuk3 and also
that Loid Derby was tue coming man with
another Coalition Cabinet.
The war news is hut Of little Importance.
Tie account Of the crops from all parts Of
England are favorable.
In the Crimea another general assault was
not far off. Four Thousand nlcG are employed
in the works.
Tie Russians, in addition 70 o'her 1efeuses,
we're throwing up n formidable star fort be,
hind the Relaa. A weak fife was KEEP. up on
tie llth and l2lh.
The cholera was decreasing. and The health
of the allied army was satisfactory.
The Russian mnde a sOrtle on the night OF
the 7th on the works in from: Of the MGmel0n.
They effected nothing.
Advices from KarG state that the 1em1nStra-
tion made against that place had been repn!S-
ed. Other accounts on the contrary, say hat
the Russians had taken the field, and that the
Turks had evacuated klr$, and lulicn back Oh
ESSeroun.
Scllamyl, tho Circassian Chief, is again re-
ported 10 be dead.
The sllied feet c'n,inued cruising in the
Baltic, and destroying exposed properly on the
coast orthe White Sea. The porl Of Exchange
has been placed in a good stale Of defense, a
new battery of eighty guns having been erect
ell. The foreign ships in port had succeeded
in clearing their csrgo before the bluckade.-
Among these ships were several Americans,
which after landing their cargoeS, proceeded
eastward. The blockade is strictly enforced.
There are lumorS in the papers Of a dan
gerous instruction in the Russia Siberian
regiment, and also ola change IN the Russian
Cabinet.
The British ship antelope had bombar led
and destroyed EiS.own Ca!abar
The Spanish instruction Is suppressed
Queen Yictoria'S visit is fixed for August !
new Austria circular is SpIkeh Of, in
tended as Count BuoNs reply TO Napoleon,
jnuendos, and defending The conduct OI Aus
ira toward the Western powers.