Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27
Ge,, eral Intelligence.

SAASS~~eo
The excitement in England in regard
to war with the United States has nbat'
ed.
There is nothing new from the seat OF
war except unreliable rnmors OF battles
near Perekop and Simpheropol, and The
bombardment Of NicolaieH.
| Peace rumors are numerous but un'
reliable.
Strenuous efforts have been made TO
bring Sweden into the alliance.
General Canroberi, ut Stockholm,
charged the Russians with endcavorlns
TO force Sweden into on alliance.
Sweden is required either to assent or
refuse.
1t is reported from Berlin that Russia
recently made confidential commun'ca'
ton TO Prussia and Austria Of her wish
to renew negotiations, and that Bour'
query had returned TO Vienna with fresh
instructions 10 meet the contingency OF
proposals from Russia.
4 French camp Of $4,000 men, was
being formed in SiIistria.
The rumors of battle near Simple
ropoI, turned out to bo false.
Accounts from Sevas,opol say that
the Russian projccliles reach the city
almost every shot. A desultory hire was
kept up on both sides.
The Allies say .hat the Russians are
making preparations for retreat.
Gea Levaillant has been appointed
French Governor Of SevastoPol.
Gei. Campbell has taken ofense at
the appointment Of CodriDgton, and
asks leave 10 return to England.
French troops are 10 garrison kinburn.
The English troops returned 10 Sevaslo
pol.
A French force from Eupatoria, while
making q reconnaissance, fell in with q
large force OF Russians. The French
offered battle, but the Russians retreat
ed after exchanging few rounds Of ar
tllery.
The French afterwards burned several
towns and villages on the route, and
returned to Eupato,ia.
Advices from Odessa state that it wa!
fast being made defensible, although
some reports stated that the Forts werc
to be dismantled, and the guns sen, tc
Nicolaief.
Gen. Lulers was posted between Kin
burn and Kherson.
The Gear had returned direct to S!
Petersburg.
1t was reported from Odessa ,hs. ,h,
allies had effected a landing near Pere
kop, and that the Russians were hasten
ling to oppose them the repof, is doub;
ed.
St. Petersburgh dispatches say tina
the Crimean army is provisionej 70
eight months.
A Vienna paper says that the Russial
strength now in the Crimea is 2oo,oo'
men.
! Accounts from Asia state that Oma
Pacha had opened friendly relations witt
Schamyl. Selim Pacha is to be station
ed at Erzeroum with the Imperial Guard
whence he will threaten the rear Of tn
Russians who are besiging Kars.
| Omer commenced a march on kutaI
on the goth, with % ba,talions.
| Advces from Prussia mention the de
parture of ambassadors for ST. Peters
burg.
vienna, Nov. 10.
Dispatches received by the Turks
Embassy state the bombardment c
Nicolaiefr commenced on the Goth {
October, and continued the whole {
the following day. The result was nc
known.
CoNsTANTINopLE, Oct. 29lh.
The Sultan has announced his inter
lion Of visiting London and Paris i
the Spring.
England.
The leading journals are ashamed
the panic caused by the late war e,
ci;ement, and are attempting TO excu:
and let themselves gently down by a
tribulns the pretended hostile at,i,ud
Of America to an election ruse on II
3 part of the President and his Cabne
Intelligent Englishmen, of all rank
express themselves painfully humilate
by the whole affair. ..
France.
Another false report has been circula
cd Of an attempt to assassinale the En-
= perior.
! The monthly statemen Of the Bank
: France is not unfavorable in its generl
character, through it shows diminutio
!. Of fl,0O0 in the circula ton.
Spain. ..
Unfriendly relations are arising b
tween Spain and England, partly
relation 10 the case Of Mr.. Boyla
British subject, who was expelled fro
y. Cuba, notwithstanding her agreement
i submit the case to the arbitrament Of Il
y British Consul, in New Orleans. Eo
g and demands indemnity for Roylar
losses.
Italy.
The misundersta nding between Sa
dinia and Tuscany remains unsettled.
a The departure OF the Anglo. .Swi
j. legion from Genoa, for the Crimea, b
j. been countermanded. .
le The correspondence Of the Lond
x Post says there is no doubt Of revol
&, tionary movement having broken out
Sicily. Several insurgents had be
captured and shot. Arrests had al
a. been made in Palermo.
"a The latest telegraphic from Londt
- on Saturday morning. state. that