Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-22
ARRIVAL OF TILE PACIFIC.
TEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Pacific has arrived wi h dates to the
27th, being ten days later. Mr.. Gladstone,
Sidney Herbert and Sir George Graham,
have resigned The Ministry has been re-
constituted.
A battle took place at Eupstoria. Omar
Pacha and Leprandi commanded the res
sed
Messrs. Gladstone, Herbert and Graham
resigned becaHse Mr.. Roebnck's motion for |
a committee OF enquiry into the mismanuge-
ment OF the war, was carried.
The Cabinet is remodelIed, without any
important change, except Lerd 5oln Rus
sell being Colonial Secretary.
/ Joseph Hume is dead.
| The Vienna Conference will be opened
in few days. All parties profess an ann
iety for peace.
tits officially announced by the Allies that
Gen. Leprand, on the 7'h, with 0,000 Rus
slams and 70 guns. attacked the Turks nj
Eupatoria. Omar Pacha commanded. The
battle lasted four hours. The Russians re-
treated with the loss Of 500.
Affairs before Se5as,opol remain un.
changed.
Lord Raglan is reported to have resigned.
Lucan is recalled.
There was much distress in England from
the severe winter. Great riots had occrr
red in Liverpool and London. But the
weather had changed, and shipping was now
! arriving.
The fall Of the Ministry was ostcnsiby
on account OF the passage Of Roebuck's mo-
ton; private sqnuIb'es in the Cabinet are
also bclcicved 10 be the cause. Rumrr says
Roebuck's party will not rest satisfied with
out an impeachment of Raglan and one or
more Of the ex-Ministers.
Lord Palmers,on is much troubled in re-
, constructing the Cabinet He has hot fully
S completed it.
Lord John Russell takes the Colonial Sec
rctaryship as a stop-gap, but completes his
q mission 10 Vienna. Rumor gives Lord
j, Raglan seat in the Cabinet. Earl OF CIR
Isle, Viceroy Of Ireland. The new Chan
cellor Of the Exchequer is Mr.. Lewis, all
unricd man.
The members Of the government express
o confident hopes flat the pending negotia-
: tions will lead to an honorable peace, al.
= though war measures are continued all ovei
Europe.
= Lonis Napolean seems determined 10 pro-
IS coed to the Crimea. England and Austria
e have advised him 10 stay AT home.
J. Tuscany has Joined the Western Power.
# Naples has not.
Lord ]. Russell published an address tc
, his constituents, defending his position, anC
III places himself in their hands rs n candidat,
l. Tor the renewal OF their confidence.
\. The royal assent has been given 10 th'
!. North American Fisheries bill.
~ A convention between Great Britain anC
III the Porte, for the enlistment of Turkisl
it esting debate arose upon the question o
going into committee OF army estimates
, Lord Pamerston commended that the suffer
ngs of the army in the Crimea. arose iror
physical causes in the power of no man
control. The suiferings were not confinc
TO the British army. The number of Rus
IN SLAMS sick and wounded, was 90 600.
We Lord Palmerston announced that Lor
h. Lucan was recalled in consequence of hi
40 differences with Lord Raglan. Lord Pa
'e merston said that compulsory measure
nc must unquestonaby be resorled 10, 10 Fl
ID, the ranks and service.
- The right of search is urged as necessar
in order to prevent the introduction Of Rus
sian goods into England. 1t was deeme
~ not advisable 10 lay before the House Ii
by correspondence between Great Britain an
err the United States, on the international Al
in rangemcnt during the time Of war.
- The weather was moderate at Scbastopo
=" The snow had almost disappeared. TIL
health of the army was better, and the sieg
operations were progressing with vigor.
The Americans in Paris had given gran
W ball TO commemorate Washington's Dirt
he day. Nearly all the diplomatic corps, t
RS, well as the members oil the French Cover
": ment, were present
II The French papers mention that the eli
=, of Catana, in Italy, was almost destroyt
''n by an earthquake.
81. AusraIA.-The Vienna semioificial jon
nails contradict the report that Austria i
tends to negotiate fifteen million loan
ICE England
ain The Imperial Palace at Prague. the res
-. dence Of the ex-Emperor OF Austria, W
"a destroyed by fire.
IN HEMr.-The Lexington Express of 4