The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-28
foreisn Ntbs.
Arrival of the Canada

ada. from Liverpool, with dates to the 10th
inst. arrived at one o'clock this P. NJ.
The excitement in regard to q val with
the United States, had abated.
There is nothing new from the seat Of
war, excepting unreliable rumors of battles
near PerekoP and SimpheropOl. and the
Bombardment cf Nicolatf.
Peace rumors are numerous, but unre-
liable.
Strenuous efforts have been made to
bring Sweden into the Alliance.
1t was rumored, that Russia accepts the
Office of Mediator, between Denmark and
the Uuited States.
1t was reported, from Berlin, that Russia
recently made confidential contradiction
to Prussia and Austria, Of her wish to re-
new negotiations; and that Bourguenny re-
turned to Vienna With fresh instructions to
meet any contingency of proposals for Rus.
sia.
1t is further reported, that Prihce Gorts-
chakoff, diplomatst from Vienna, with Prus-
sian Ministers from other courts, are Ger.
tainly to meet the Czar at Warsaw by the
middle of November, when the question Of
the renewal of negotiations will be settled,
Also that the Emperor of France is favora.
BILE osuch removal.
A French camp of $4,000 men is being
formed in Sistria. The rumors of battles
near Simpberopol have turned out to b.
false. At Sebastopol, it is said, Russian
projestiles reach almost every spot in the
city. A desultory Ere is kept up on both
sides. The Allies say, the Russians are
making preparations for a retreat. Gen.
Levallant was appointed French Governor
Of Sebastopol. Gen. Campbell taking of.
fence at the appointment of Codringten,
asks leave to return. French troops are to
garrison at Kinburn. The English returned
to Sebastopol on the 81. A French force,
from Eupatoria, on tour of reconnaissance,
fell in with large force Of Russians, and
offered battle. The Russians retreated, af
ter exchanging a few rounds Of artillery
The French afterwards burned several
towns and villages on the route, and return
ed to Eupatoria
Odessa a1vices say, the city will be dis
mounted and the guns sent to Nicolaef.-
Gen. Luders is posted between Kinburn
and Kherson. The Czar returned to St.
Petersburgh. 1t is reported from Odessa
that the A lilies had effected landing near
Perekop. and the Russians Fastening to op
pose them: report doubted. st. Petersburgh
dispatches say the Crimean army is proyis
ioned for months. A Vienna paper says
the Russian strength now in the Crimea is
100000 men.
AslA.-Omar Pacha opened friendly re
lations with schmyl.
Selim Pacha is to be stationed at ErEe,
burn, with the imperial guard, whence he
would threaten the rear of the Russisn
oeseSib haIS.
Omar commenced march on Kutari, on
the Goth, with 92 battilions.
VIENNA, Nov. 9.-Dispatches received at
the Turkish embassy, state that the bonn.
bardment Of Nicolaef commenced on tie
s9th of October and continued tie whole OF
the next day: the result is not known.
ENGLAED.-ln relation to the war with
the United States. the leading journals are
now ashamed Of the attempted panic, and
ale attempting 10 excuse it and let them.
selves gently down, by attributing the pre-.
ended hostile attitude of America to an e.
lection ruse ON the part Of the President
and his Cabinet. Intelligent Englishmen
ofall ranks express themselves painfully hu.
inflated by the whole affair.
FRANcE.-The monthly statement of the
Bank of France, is not unfavorable, in il.
general character. although it shows dim.
mutton Of EI 600, 900 OF the notes in circu.
lation.
| SPA1N.-Unfriendly relations are arising
between Spain and England. partly, in re.
lation to the case of Mr.. Boylan, British
subject, being expelled from Cuba, Not
withstanding the agreement of Spain to
submit his grievances to arbitrators, the
British Consul a! New O:lesns demands il
demnity for Boylans losses.
j IrALY.-The misunderstanding between
Sardinia and Tuscany remains unsettle1
The departure of the Anglo Swiss lie
gion from Genoa, for the Crimea, has beer
countermanded
The correspondence Of the London Post
says, there is no doubt, that a revolutionar,
movement has broken out in Sicily; severa
insurgents were captured and shot. Ar
rests were made at Palermo.
At Paris the latest advces from Russia
show a more warlike feeling.
Western Canal Flour quoted at 43@44s
Philadelphia and Baltimore 44@45; Obi
As; white corn 47@48s.
The weather had been unfavorable. an,