Demoine courier., 1855-08-02
ARRIVAL OF THE
Aaofher Observation-Disclosures Sue.
cess-Corn Declined 4 10 5s-Ofher
BreadstrG .active.

New YoRK. July 25.
The Collins steamer Atlantic. from
liverpool. arrived a, New York This
evening. Cotton market du'l-decIined
,ae eighth; sales $4,000 ~bsles-closed
steady. Flour marke, steady. owing to
small stock. Corn d elm d four shil.
lings. Provisions dull. Consols 9l.-
Unnatural crisis in England. War news
unchanged.
There is a ministerial crisis in Eng
land. owing TO Lord John Russell's shut.
fling explanation Of The Conferences.
Sebas,opol was bombarded again on
tina 18th without effect.
Additional formidable works were be-
ing erected by the allies agains, the Ma.
iakof and Redan. The Russians were
erecting equally strong in op2ositien.
The Atlantic lef, Liverpool on the
aoon of The l4lh. Same day me. the
Asia. On the 2ls., passed the Her
mann. and on the 22d, off Cape Race,
spoke steamer America. She brings
$50 passengers. The steamer Wash
ington wat a. Southampton on the l2ih;
the Star Of The South at Liverro Dol on the
7rh.
A Dispatch received at the momen, OF
steamers de parture states that Lord John
Russell had resigned. The circums,ar.
ces which led !" the resignation were lis,
closures made by him Of his course at
Vienna. which disclosures led TO q debate
in the House on Friday, the Oh. A,
the close Of the debate. Mr.. Lyton Bul.
wer moved, that the conduc, Of the Mi.
mister charged with the negotiations a.
Vienna, and HE continuance in Office as
responsible adviser Of the crown. bad
shaken the confidence which the country
should place in one 10 whom the admi-
nistration Of public affairs IN entrusted.
Previously TO Lord John Russell's re-
~sienation il was reported tha, il he did
resign he would take the Grey sec,inn Of
the Cabinet with him, and ,ha, Palmers-
ton would Gil their places with more de-
cided men out OF the liberal ranks: and
also that Lord Derby was the coming
man with another coalition Cabinet.
War news Of bus little importance
The accounts Of the crors from al parts
OF England are favorable.
CRIuEA.-Another general assault is
no, Ear Of. 10000 men employed ON
the works. The Russians in addition
70 other defencss were .hrowi 4 formi
dahls star for. sehind the Redan. A
weak Ore was kept up on the 10Th and
nth. Cholera wa decreasing. and the
health Of the allied afmiss vas sa.isfac.
tory.
The Russians made a sortie on the
night Of the 7.h, on the works in front Of
the Mamelsn. They effected nothing.
Advises from kan state. that the dc
monsiration against that place had been
repulsed. Other accounls on the con
trary, say that the Russlaas had taken
the Geld, and that the Turks had evacu.
ated Kars, and fallen back on Efzero
um.
Schamyl, the CKcassian Chief, is a.
gain reported dead.
FROM THE BALTIC.
The allied fleet continued cruising and
destroying exposed property on the coas,
OF the White Sea. The port Of Ex.
change has been placed in good state
of defence, . new battery Of eighty guns
having 6sen erected. The foreign ships
in port had been successful in clearing
theis cargoes before the blockade. A.
moag other ships we're several Ameri
cans. which,. after loading their sargoss,
proceeded eastward.> The blockade il
now strictly enforced.
There are rumors in the papers Of q
dangerous insuvreclion in the Russian
Siberian Regiment. and also a charge
in the Russian Cabinet.
The British ship Antelope, had bonn.
bsrded and destroyed The town Of Olsp