The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-15
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC,

rtd-No Change an Affairs at Se5astopol-
Interesting Miscellaneous News.
| New YORK, March 1.-THE steamship
| Pacific arrived this morning, bringing Liver.
pool advices to the 2sth of February. She
WAS detained beyond her regular day of sail
ing by failing to arrive at Liverpool at the
usual time.
| COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
| Liverpool, Feb. 2S.-Cotton dull at q de.
| cline of l-ed Breadstuffs depressed. Cir
eulars quote Western Canal Flour at 4os.-
Ohio ABS. Corn-white dis, yellow 43s
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Three members of the British Cabinet
Gladstone, Herbert, and Graham-have re-
| signed, and the ministry has been RECONSTRUCT
| tea. Ihey resigned in consequence of Mr.
| Hoebuck's motion, in Parliament, of enquiry
INTO the mismanagement of the war. In the
remodelled Cabinet there is no important
political change except that Lord John Rus
sell has been appointed Colonial Secretary
Joseph Hume is dead.
A battle occurred at Eupatoria on the 9TH
| between the Turks, under Omar pasba. and
the RUSSIANS. under Gen. Lprandi, in which
| the latter were repulsed. The official accounf
OF this battle, as given by the allies, is in sui
stance as follows:
"On the 18th of February, the Russians.
| 10000 strong, with 70 guns, under the com
| mand OF Gen. Liprandi, attacked the Turkish
| army under Omar Pasha, at Eupatoria. and
| after severe engagement, which lasted four
hours, the Russians were repulsed with loss
| of 500 men,
| The general aspect of affairs at Sebastopol
is unchanged Lord Raglan, it is reported
has resigned his command, and Lucan is said
to have been recalled.
| The severity ofthe weather has oecasioned
much distress throughout England. Great
trJnf 10 h0v fOfy ,lnya
don; but as the weather grows warmer, ship
ping is arriving. which will give employment
! TO the DISCONTINUED.
| SECOND DISPATCH
NEW YORK, March ii, p M.-The Pacific
reached her dock at little before o'clock
this morning, bringing 81 passengers. She
arrived out on the 23d nit. Neither the AZ
RIGA nor the Sarah Sands had arrived at lii
| verpool when the Pacific left but a steamer
was seen Oft the skerries at / o'clock p M
on the 27th, which is suppos ed to have been
the Africa. The steamer Union, of the
Havra line, arrived off Cowes on the after
noon of the Goth.
Rumor says that Roebucks party will no.
rest satisfied without the impeachment of
Lerd Raglan, or one or more ex-ministers.
Lord Palmerston is said to be much troubled
The reconstruction Of the Cabinet had not
been completed. Russell takes the Colonial
Secretaryship as stop-gap but completes
his mission to Vienna. Rumor gives Lord
| Elgin, flate Governor of Canada, seat in
the Cabinet; also assigns the Earl of Carlisle
to the Viceroyship of Ireland and gives Mr.
| Lewis, an untIied man, the Chancellorship of
the Exchequer.
Members of the English Government ex
presses confident hopes that pending nego-
| tiations will lead to an honorable peace, al
| though war measures continue all over Eu-
rope.
Louis Napoleon seems determined to pro-
coed to the Crimea, although England and
Austria have advised him to stay at home.
| Russia has declared war on Sardinia.
1t is stated that the report that Tuscany
had joined the Western Powers wants con
firmation. Naples has not yet done So
NeW Hampshire Election - Complete Tri
amph Of the Know Nothings.
Concord N. H., March l4.-Complete re-
turns from IS cities and towns have been re.
| ceived, which show the following result
FOR GOVERNOR.
| Metcalf TX. N).---..--..--. S44
| Baker (Dem ).---- g., l6S
PsI, WEE, oo l'5ao
| fOWlef, (f rec SOL, SS9
Incomplete returns from some 40 other
towns have been received, but they do not
essentially vary the complexion of the fore
going vote.
The town of Nashua gave Metcalf ,o22,
Baker 473, Bell 100, Fowler 25. Portsmouth
gave Metcalf 700, Baker 500, Bell 81, Fow-
Ter
Cheshire county has gone strong for the
Know Nothings. The Democrats of Con-
cord, where Gov. Baker resides, give up the
election. Metcalf will probably have ma
jority of 5000. Three anti administration
members of Congress are certainly elected
Baker majority for Governor last year was
about 1000.
| SECOND DISPATCH.
CONCORD, n. H, March IA, p. M.-Returns
from 105 towns, composing two-thirds of the
other candidates. The Know Nothings have
elected l23 members of the House of Repre-
sentatives, the Democrats 90, and the Wings g.
| A'riral Of the Crescent City-Aa Amers-
can Steamer Fired at.
New YORK, March 1.-THE steamer Ores
cent City has arrived from Havana, which
port she left on the stu inst. She reports that
the steamer Ell Dorado, from Aspinwall, was
fired at twice by the Spanish frigate Ferrolo
ma, and compelled to stop and exhibit her
papers. One shot struck the water about
twenty yards from the Ell Dorado's boat and
the other passed Immediately over the wheel
house.
The U. S. steamer Princeton was in the
| harbor of Havana also the British vessels of
war Vestal and B uzzard
| No news of importance from Cuba.
Sugars were unchanged in price. Molas
ses held firmly. Lard heavy Exchange very
| dull.
| Later from Merico-Morements Of Santa
Anna.
NKw ORLEANS. March 1.-The steamer
Orizaba has arrived, with City of Mexico
| dates to the Sd, and Vera Cruz to the 9Th
inst. Santa Anna has departed for the South
with his troops leaving but 1900 behind