Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-29
foreign gntelIiasnes.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Canada arrived at Halifax
November ~, at one o'clock, with Liverpool
aud London dates to the 10th instant.
The excitement respecting the probability o.
war with the United States has quite subsi
ded, and the leading journals, ashamed Of the
panic which they created, are attempting to
excuse it, and let themselves gently down by
attributing the pretended hostile attitude Of
America to an election ruse on the part of the
President and Cabinet. Intelligent English
men of all ranks express themselves panied
and humiliated by the whole affair
FRANCE.
Another false report has been put in circu-
laton of an attempt TO assassinate the EN-.
peror.
The monthly statement of the Bank of
France is stated as not unfavorable in its gen.
eral character, though it shows diminution
of 81 100000. It's notes in circulation have
been largely reduced.
Unfriendly relations are arising between
Spain and England, partly in relation to the
case Of Mr.. Boylan, a British subject, who was
expelled from Cuba Notwithstanding an agree
ment on the part of Spain to submit his griev-
ances to the arbitration of the British Consul
at New Orleans. Great Britain demands an
indemnity for Boylan's losses
More Diplomacy.
1t is reported from Berlin that Russia re-
Gently made confidential communication to
Prussia and Austria Of her wish to renew me-
gotiations; and that Bourgueney went to vi
enLa with fresh instructions to meet the con-
tingency of proposals from Russia. : 1t is also
further reported that Prince Gortschakoff and
the Diplomatists from Vienna, with all the
Russian Ministers from the German courts,
were certainly to meet the Car at Warsaw
about the middle of November, when the ques-
ton Of renewal Of negotiations will be set
tied. Ii is also stated that the Emperor of
France is favorable to a renewal of negotia.
tons.
From the Seat OF War.
A French camp Of so 900 men is being formed
in Silistria.
The rumored battles near Simpheropol turned
out 10 be false.
From Sebastopol accounts say that the Rus
slams projectiles reach almost every part of the
CITY, A desultory fire was being kept up on
both sides. The Allies say that the Russians
are making preparations for retreat.
0enerai LIE dllidIlL mas UecH dppOiuLeu Tic
French Governor of Sebastopol, and General
Campbell having taken offence at the appoint
ment Of General Codrington, asks leave to re-
turn home.
A French force from Eupatoria, on a recon
noissance, fell in with large force of Rus
slams, and offered battle, but the Russians re
treated after exchanging few rounds of artil-
ery. The French subsequently burned several
towns and villages on their route, and returned
TO Eupatoria.
Advices from Odessa say that Todleben is
rapidly terrifying Nicolaief.
General Lunders is posted between Kinburn
and Kherson, and the Gar has returned direct
10 ST. Petersburg.
1t was reported from Odessa that the Allies
had effected n landing near Perekop, and that
the Russians were Fastening to oppose them.
This is doubted
St. Petersburg dispatches say that the Cri-
mean army has been provisioned for eight
months.
The Vienna papers say that the Russian
strength now in the Crimea is 100000 men.
VIENNA, November 9.-Despatches received
Mt the Turkish embassy state that the bonn
bardment Of Nicholief was commenced on the
29lh ult., and continued the whole of the fol
lowing day. The result was not known.
ITALY.
'Fhe misunderstanding between Sardinia and
Tuscany remains unsettled, and The departure
of the Anglo Swiss Legion from Genoa for the
Crimea has been countermanded The cores
pondent of the London Posi- says that no doubt
a revolutionary movement has broken out in
Sicily. Several insurgents have been captured
and shot Arrests have been made at Palermo.
DENMARK.
Ii is rumored that Russia accepts the office
Of mediator between Denmark and the United
States.
SWEDEN.
General Canrobert is at Stockholm charged
with a mission for bringing Sweden into the
Anglo French alliance. Sweden is required
either to assent or refuse.
The French troops are to garrison Kinburn,
and the English troops returned to Sebastopol
on the Sd.
Omar Pacha has opened friendly relations
with Schamyl.
Selim Paoha is to be stationed al Erzeroum
with an imperial guard, whence he would
threaten the rear of the Russian besieging
Kars.
Omar Pacha commenced his march on Kutai
on the 29ih ult, with twenty-five battalions.
Advices from Persia mention the departure
Of the ambassador for st. Petersburg
TURKEY.
CoYsTASTINoPLE, Oct. 29.-The Sultan has
announced his intentions Of visiting London
and Paris in the spring.
From the Baltic.
DANTzIc, Nov. 9.-Nargen dates to the 9th
have reached here. The cruisers of the Baltic
feet alone remain-all the other vessels are on
their return. The weather is rough and snowy,
Commercial News
LIVERPOOL, November 9, Friday Evening
Brown & Shipley's Circular quotes Cotton
Sales Of the week 1880 bales, including, III,
400 bales to spectators, and $500 bales tc
exporters. The sales to-day friday reached
10000 bales. Stock in port 423, 900 bales, in
GLIDING 1875, 900 bales American cotton.