Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-26
Arrival q. the steamer AtIantle.
ar Wesk Later from Karops.

SANDY HOOK, July 25, IL o'clock, r. NJ
The steamer Union arrived out on the 18th.
A ministerial crisis has again occurred ~ Eng
land, caused by Lord John Russelrs shutting ex-
PLANTATION OF his conduct at Vienna.
On the 18th Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton offered
motion that ministry containing Lord Russell
is unworthy the confidence of the public. II was
expected that Lord Palmerston would either throw
over Lord Russell, dissolve the Parliament or
resign.
Sebastopol has been subjected to two days heavy
fire without effect, and the besiegers were erecting
immense works against the Malakoh and Redan
batteries. The besieged were also erecting equally
formidable works behind those defences.
Some trhing operations are reported in the
Baltic.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Cotton is depressed and prices have declined
l-S but the market closed more steadily.
Wheat and -four are firm, owing to the small
stock. Corn is As. lower
Provisions are dull.
MONEY MATTERS.
Consols closed at o. The bullion in the Bank
of England has decreased f434, 900. American
securities are active.
SECOND DESPATCH.
The Atlantic has arrived, and from the papers
and circulars received by her, the following sum
mary is transmitted:
Ine Auhnuc lelb LlVeTpOOl NJ HooH on Cdtut-
day, the l4th. At III P. N. Of the same day, pass
ed the steamer Asia. On the 2lst passed the
steamer Hermann, and on the 22d spoke the
America.
The steamer Star of the South arrived at Liver
pool on the It'll
GREAT BRITAIN.
Another crisis has occurred in the British Min
isty
despatch was received at Liverpool ut the
moment of the steamers departure, stating that
Lord John Russell has resigned. The circum-
stances which led to his resignation the dis.
closures made by him in regard to his course at
Vienna.
At the close of the debate on the course of Sir
John at Vienna, Lytton Buwer moved that the
conduct of the minister charged with the negotia-
tions at Vienna and his continuance in Office as a
responsible adviser of the Crown had shaken the
confidence which the country should place in those
to whom the administration public affairs are in
trusted.
Previously to Lord John RusselIs resignation it
was reported that if he did not resign he would
take the Grey section Of the cabinet with him, and
that Lord Palmerston would fill the places with
more decided men out of the liberal ranks. Also
that Lord Derby was coming in with another con-
stitution cabinet
Accounts of the crops in all parts of England
are favorable.
THE WAR.
The war news has but little interest. From the
Crimea the intelligence is that another general as
sault is not far off. Thirty thousand men are en-
ployed on the works of attack.
The Russians in addition to other additional de-
fences are throwing up formidable star fort be-
hind the Redan.
weak fire was kept up on the 10th and 11th
The cholera was decreasing, and the health Of
the allied armies was more satisfactory.
The Russians made sortie on the night Of the
9Th on the works in front Of the Mameon, but ef.
fected nothing
There are strong indications of campaign on
the Danube. The engineers have already been sent
forward.
Advices from Kars state that the Russian de-
monstrations against the rest of the place had been
repulsed.
Other accounts say that the Russians had taken
the field, and that the Turks had evacuated the
place and fallen back on Erzerona.
From the Baltic it is stated that the fleets con-
tnued their cruising destroying exposed property
on the coast and on the White sea-
The fort of Archange has been placed in good
state of defence, and new battery Of eighty guns
has been erected.
The foreign ships in this port succeeded in clear
ing their cargoes before the blockade which is
strictly enforced.
Rumors are published in the papers of danger
GUS InSurrectlon III q RUSSIAN Sllevlal regiment.
Also, of a change in the Russian Cabinet.
The British ship Antelope bombarded and de-
stroyed tho town of 0ldtonn, Calabar.
SPAIN.
The Spanish Instruction has been suppressed.
FRANCE.
Queen Victoria's visit to Paris is fixed for Au-
gust 18th.
AUSTRIA
new Austrian circular is spoken Of, intended
as Count Buors reply to Napoleon's inuendoes and
defending the conduct Of Austria towards the
Western Powers.
From Brown Shipley's Circular
Breadst lffs.-Wheat and -four are firm; the
latter has advanced for some descriptions. Stocks
are small Corn is dull, and prices have declined
SIS. Western canal -four is quoted at 40s. 40s.
3D.; Ohio, AIS. Cd, a AIS. White corn, Ais; yell
low, 4os; mixed corn, 39s. I'D. 4os.
From Richardson, Spence Co.'S Circular.
Provisions generally unchanged, and the market
is quiet Lard is dull, but prices are unchanged.
Naval stores.-Rosin Is firm at "a. Sd. 4s. cd.
for common, and o. 3D. for fine.
Money Market-Consos for money ara quoted
at OIL.
London Money and Stock Market, July 49,
American stocks are active; State securities are
unchanged, but railway bonds are considerably
higher, especially Illinois Central; Construction,
70 l-2 q 80; Free Land, SO a s5. Consols are
quoted at 81. Dollars are worth IS.
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