The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-24

The New York papers o. yesterday morning contain fur
ter intelligence by the steamship Canada which arrived
az Halifax the preceding day We make room for the
following:
TN war.
The most important feature Of tie weeks l. the
effort made BY France and Eng Hand to bring Sweden into
active alliance with them. General Canrobert Is in Stock
holm charged with this mission, and Sweden Is required
Its reported from Berlin that The Car has recently made
confidential communication 10 Prussia and Austria Of
his wish 70 negotiations, aud that A. Bourqueney
has returned TO Vienna with fresh instructions meet the
contingency Of proposals from Russia Ii Is further said
that Prince Gorchskor the dplomast from Vienna and
Russian ministers from other German courts certainly
to the Car Warsaw in the middle OF this month,
when the question Of renewal of negotiations will be set
tied Ii Is also stated that the Emperor of France favor
able to a renewal OF diplomacy.
rIs cnImEA
From The Crmea there Is absolutely nothing to report
The armies engaged in building butts for The winter
with occasional military promenades and exchange OF long
shots with the Cossack picquets.
Several Of battles Smpheropcl have turned
10 be false.
Letters from Sebastopol say that Russian proectles from
the north side reach almost every part The city and
that desultory FIRE Is kept up both sides.
The allies say that the Russians although keeping
continual fire, making preparations for retreat
Gen lie valiant has been appointed by the French gov
OF Sehasopol.
Sir Colin Campbell taking offence at the appointment
Of General Codtngon has asked leave TO return to Eng
land.
The following is the substance Of several official de-
spatches and letters
The French win garrison Kinburn; consequently, the
English returned to Sehasiopo November 3.
All the Turkish force intended for Asia has let Sebas-
topoL
despatch from General Simpson of October 27h says
the weather magnificent and the British troops
healthy.
An exchange Of prisoners had arrived from Odessa
An Ango-FreRch force from Eupatora, under General
DAllonye made reconnaissance the I'D, lling 10
with large force of the enemy offered battle bat the Rus
slams retired after exchange Of few rounds Of artillery
The allies burned the villages of Sehaddfka, haraqurt
Tuzea and the town OF SaA also many farms and stores
along the route and the oath returned to Equatorial
intelligence from Odessa the 2th October says that
Todteben past rendering Neoaei dernslte below Pass
ka where the river is only 600 fathoms broad
Gunboats manned by the Of the former Blacksea
fleet stationed and batteries being erected on both
The inhabitants of Nicoaief and Kherson informed
that those cities may be attacked and large numbers have
gone into the interior at government expense
is reported that Odessa will be dsarmed and the guns
there TO Nicolaien.
Gen LADDERS with the grenaaers and cavalry, is posted
between Kinburn and Kherson.
Ii is confirmed that the Gar and the Grand Duke Con-
stantne witnessed the capture of kiuburn from oscha-
koT
The Gar has returned to St Peersburgh direct from
Nicoaief, without staying at Warsaw
The squadron of the Bug have towed out two RATS OF
OAK timber, worth 100000. Beyond this nothing has
been done except making a reconnaissance.
report arrived from Odessa that the allies had
effected landng, in force Perehop and Russian
troops were buried off to oppose them.
ST. Peersburgh dispatches say the Russian army In the
Crimea had provisions for eight months.
Vienna paper the Frendem Bloa, learns from Gorts-
chakos headquarters that the Russians in the Crimea
number 100000 grenadier corps had arrived
al SimpheropoI accompanied by 5000 wagons, drawn by
the army provisoned for six months. Gorts-
chakof will expect conveys after November, when the
steppes, ii is expected will be covered with snow
GREAT narr&x
The excitement respecting with the United States
has quite subsidized and the leading Journals ashamed OF
the panic they created attempt il and let them
tile attitude the American government 10 election
ruse on the par, of the President and his cabinet although
notorious that the excitement begun osiered and
kept alive by the London Times.
Anxiety IS manifested learn how the news of the
excitement and the Of the Times will be received
in America Intelligent Englismen Of all ranks express
themselves panied and bun1iliaed by the whole affair
The secretafysbp Of the colonies is still vacant There
! is no other political news.
Ii runored that another attempt lad been made TO
assassnate the Emperor, which, however was totally I'M
true The report consequence OF pistol belong
ing Of the dragons by accident falling from bis ho-
and exploding The Exposition closed on the 18th IN
slant
The monthly statement of the Bank of France is stated
be unvorable in its general character, although il
will show further diminution of million pounds in
the stock of bullion The notes in circulation have been
reduced it reported, fl,200o0o Shortly after pubca
ton of the last it known that the bullion wa
again declining bntatery the receipts are believed to have
| been about equal TO the wthdraS ais