The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-15
BY ELE q II A p III 4.

arrival Of the Steamship Toelve Days from
Europe.
NEW YonK March 14.-The Collins steamship Pacific ar
rived at her dock at nine o'clock this morning.
The Pacific arrived out at Liverpool the 23d The
Africa and Sarah Sands had arrived when the Pacific
let but she steamer off Skerres at p M, the
2th supposed be the Africa The Union arrived at Cowes
on the afternoon of the Goth.
The news is not of an important character.
ENGLAND.
The Palmerston ministry has fallen to pieces Graham
Gladstone, and Herbert have resigned osensbly on &C
of the passage Roebucks notion private
bes in the cabinet are believed to be the cause.
Rumor says that Roebucks party will not rest satisfied
without the impeachment of Lord Raglan and
of the ex-minsters
Lord Pamerson much troubled about the reconstruc
ton Of the cabinet having fully completed it. Lord
John Russell takes the Colonial Secretaryshp stop gap,
but will complete his mission ut Vienna.
Rumor gives Lord Raglan seat in the cabinet and the
Earl of Carlisle yiceroy of Ireland and the Chanoor-
ship of Exchequer to Mr. Lewis untried Sir Charles
Wood takes Sir James Grahams place First Lord of the
Admiralty.
Members Of the express confident hopes that
the pending negotiations will lead to honorable peace
though war measures continue all over Europe.
Lord John Russell has published address his con-
stituents defining his position and places himself in their
hands a candidate for renewal of their confidence.
On the 10th the royal assent given the North Amer-
can fisheries BILL
A convention between Great Britain and the Porte has
been signed for the enlistment of Turkish contingent
An interesting debate upon the question going
committee upon the army estimates. Lord Palmerston said
that the suerings of the army in the Crmea
physical which in the power of
troll These suerngs not confined to the British army
The sick and wounded in the Russian army had been esma
ted at So 00O Lord Pamerson has announced that the Earl
of Lucan had been recalled in consequence of his difference
with Lord Raglan On the goth the Duke Cambridge took
his the House of Lords Lord Panmure said compul
sorry must unquestonaby be resored fill
ranks of the service.
In the House of Commons discussion arose in regard to
with Russia since the Of the war;
1t stated in debate that under the present system of
bockadng the interior trade of Russia suffered injury
and that million pounds sterling had gone from Great
Britain to that country.
prevent introduction of Russian goods Great Britain
deemed advisable to lay before the House the
correspondence between Great Britain and the United States
international during the time of war TWAS
stated however, that the countries continued the
friendly terms.
Destituton in England had almost reached its height
From the combined of unusually winter
usually dear prices Of all kinds Of provisions and
nation of trade the of the country in deplorabe
condition Many thousands of aborers have been for weeks
without food excepting the supplies of charity. Not more
than two three successive days passed but disturb
bad occurred among the unemployed in Liverpool
London.
The Vienna conference will be opened in few days ali
parties profess an anxiety for peace.
Joseph Humeis dead.
Very Indictment weather has caused much suffering among
the poor in England Riots have occurred Liverpool
London, but change for the better yet appa rent
OF WAR.
Affairs before Sebasopel continue unchanged battle
fought Eupatoria the l7h The Russians under
Gen. Liprand attacked the Turks, but after four hours
firing retired beyond the range Of the shells the English
ships The forces Of the Turks and Russians were nearly
equaperhaps preponderance of few thousands of the
latter the former The Turks, who were commanded
by 0mer Pacba in person. did not pursue the Russians
Lord Raglan said have resigned his command 10 avoid
a recall.
Earl Lucan and other officers have been invited to re-
sign.
The weather in the Crimea has considerably
and the has almost entirely disappeared The health
the army better. The siege operations progressing
with considerable vgor Orders have been received at
antnoplc TO prepare hospital with for 5000 men
from which is inferred that assault is soon to be
upon 5ebastopol.
The Baltic feet is TO consist Of fifty steamers carrying
2O66 guns and five floating batteries carving eight
each eight mortar ships and twenty eight steam gun boats
carrying c6 gunsmakng total Of 100 vessels carrying
2,z1s guns.
Whether Louis Napoleon will 60 to the Crimea Il matter
OF question II is said that he has drawn plan OF vast
sry strategy, which he wishes personally superincnd
England and Austria think he bad better leave with his
generals.