The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-27

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YoRK.-SEyEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The steamship Atlantic arrived at New York at nine
o'clock Wednesday evening last She sailed from Ly
erpool the l4th instant Her political is interest
ing but not important The markets for and bread
stufs show marked change from previous quotations
In the absence OF files Of English papers make up
the following from the summary find in the New York
papers of yesterday morning,
THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN ENGLAND
Lord John Russell figures this week as the principal
feature of the The circumstances which lent him
this preeminenee the disclosures he made in his
speech OF Friday the 9Th respecting the want OF unanm
ty between himself and his colleague the subject of the
war; in other words that he Lord John RUSSELL British
penpoentary expressed himself at Vienna in favor Of
the peace proposals mooed by Count Buo and approved
OF by Drouyn de Lhuys, but that returning TO Eng
land he either did communicate those sentiments TO his
colleagues IN the government swallowed his peace opn
ions, and retained Office in ministry pledged to war
while Drouyn de Lhuys with afner OF honor
signed The against Lord Russell is focbly put by
Mr. DIsraei thus
81 do that the explanations since made by the
noble lord at all change his situation with regard TO the
House and regards the narrative he made Friday
night What did stare the House and greatly dsquieted
the public mind that il out by hazard but
i from notice formally given, and evidently in manner
well matured the part Of Lord John RUSSELL that he
had returned TO England with project Of pacfeaiion
which he approved but which the great majority Of the
House and Of the country neither at that time this
moment would sanction oat he had recommended this
usa adopt IL he had felt be bound TO consider
whether il not his duty retire from the govern
ment and though influenced by other considerations he
remained member OF the administration; he shortly az
erward down the House and made speech which
conveyed the country the impression that he
compromising advocate Of the and conveying also TO
the House the idea that he convinced from bis expe
cnees in the conferences al Vienna that any attempt nj
negotiation with any reasonable hopes Of success inn
possibethereby conveying to Parliament and the coun
ny impression utterly inconsistent with the facts of the
case"
j The feeling this matter had grown high that the
existence Of the Palmeston ministry put TO the vote
by Sir BulWcr Lyton moving shat the conduct OF the
minister charged with the negotiations at Vienna and his
continuance in Office responsible adviser OF the Crown
have shaken the confidence which the country should
place in those whom the administration of public af
fairs is intrusted" Nor is this the only attack to which
the ministry is exposedMr. Roebuck having moved for
call OF the House July 7, which occasion the whole
force OF all sections OF the opposition will be brought 10
! bear.
i Contradictory rumors afoat TO The Lord
/ Palncrston will pursue in this dilemma. Some surmise
that he will try assuage the storm by throwing
board Lord John RUSSELL whose resignation he is said
have had in his hands for some days.
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LIVERPOOL July 1.-THE expected debate on Sir E. Ly
ton Bulwers motion did off last night II is
set down for Monday.
Nothing new from the war this morning
Diplomatic papers explanatory Of the peace proposals Of
Austria have been laid before Parliament and pub
lished in the London papers OF to-day.
Radetsky has demanded large and immediate reinforce
/
900 be distributed among the Italian garr
sons.
| Bullion in bank decreased i4a4,569.
Freghts from Liverpool to the United States without
much change. Storage to New York about f3 los
LIVERPOOL July IA elegraphc despatch from Lon
don received just before the departure of the Atlantic
that Lord John Russell has resigned his seat in the
cabinet
FRANCE.
If ~ of
corps headed by their president presented to the Emperor
the votes the loan of million francs and for
the enrolment of 100000 men, The Emperor replied to
the address
al thank the legislature for the readiness with which
they have voted these bills. know how burdensome
the charges and imposed by but hope they
will be only temporary and confident that the spirit
and patriotism OF the country will enable 10 surmont
every difficulty, and to obtain an honorable peace
Paris correspondence continues adduce proof that the
Spanish instruction is fosered by Russian influence
Much anxiety manifested in the German
tain the progress of the revolt.
Queen Victorias visit 10 Paris is fixed for August
| II.
Madrid letters of the 18th mention that the Cortes had
adopted the bill authorizing the loan Of 230000000 reals
and that should the loan not be voluntarily subscribed il
was at the end Of month TO become compulsory.
Geographic despatch from Barcelona dated 18th, to
the French government that order eigns in
that city, and OF the manufactures have resumed
work Nothing said respecting The other disturbed dis
trcts excepting in vague assurance that the movement is
suppressed
NJ. Turgot the French minister, wounded by Mr. Sonle
has been Recalled from Madrid
AUsTRIA--REPLY NAPOLEON.
The Austrian official Journals strive aay the anxiety
caused by the Emperor Napoeons speech, and to
explain that there is likelihood Of open rupture be-
| tween Austria and the western powers A Aus
trian circular is spoken of intended Count Buols
rpy to Napoleons innuendoes. In this circular Austria
that she has kept all her promises the western
powers that she has performed all she undertook to
do that her sympaihes still with France and England
but that she remains the sole Judge to the suitable
moment take part in the conditions of the ultimatum
the absolute rejection of which would however force her
| to extremes
BALTIC.
The allied fleets continue send cruisers destroy any
property left exposed the coast despatch from St
Petersburgh the 9th that British ships bombarded
Krasnaa Goka for five hours the 3D. and destroyed the
telegraph station and barracks French otia of eight
and gun-boats left ke the 18th for the
Baltic The London Official Gazette publishes dispatches
from Admiral r. s. Dundas giving account of the bonn
bardment OF the small fort at Rotsinshon and destruction
of the Russian barracks at kotka.
GoRTscHAKoFF's ADDRESS
The following is GortschakoGs address to the garrison
of Sebasopol the day after the affair Of the 18TH
IEIGHrs OF lNKERMAEs, June l9.--Comrades the
bloody combat Of yesterday and the defeat of enemy
has again crowned with immortal aurels. Rus
sia you her thanks and will not refuse them Many
Of have sealed with their blood
the oath which the took, aud have kept sacred the
promise which gave to the Emperor our father. Com
rados thank you for it.