Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1855-12-08
A WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.


The arrival at Halifax Of the steamer
Aacrtca is announced. Her intelli-
gence from London and liverpool is to
the oath ultimo. The Telegraphic re-
port Of it is as follows:
The WAR.-Both the Allies and Rus
slams in the Crimea are under cover the
former are still apprehending an attack
from the Russians. The reported con-
telnpated bombardment of the north
side of Sebastopol is to permit the Al
lied fleet to winter in the harbor.
Marianopol, town on the north coast
of the Sea of Azoif, was bolnbarded and
set fire to by the Allies in October; but
when the Austrian merchants hoisted
the flag of their country over their ware
houses the firing ceased
1t was rumored that Gen. Wrangle
menaces the Allied position on the
Straits of Enikale. The Allies have
30, 600 troops there, and are expecting
large rcinforcements A large Allied
force has embarked at Eupatoria and
sailed westward.
The Observation-Disclosures Dundas and
Penaud, with part of the feet, are in
the harbor of Kiel, and the steamers of
the fleet are watching for the American
clipper supposed to be in the Baltic with
a cargo of reyolyers.
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS The London
Post contradicts a story in the Times
about Canrobert's treaty with Sweden
and Denmark's adhesion to the Allies.
The rumored disposition of Russia to
make the first advances towards peace is
considered unfounded. 1t is confidently
reported, however, that the Prussian
Envoy at st. Petersburg had visited the
Gar at Nicolaieff with ID view of induc-
ing him to recognize certain conditions
of peace, and that the Gear listened to
him favorably. The Prussian Cabinet
had made known the Cars views to
the Western Powers, who declared them
insufficient; but Russia and Prussia are
still proceeding, and the Count at Berlin
is making the greatest efforts to induce
the Gar to consent to terms of peace
The continuation of negotiations offers
some hopes of chances for peace.
TURKEY. Letters from Constantine
pie give an unfavorable view of the con-
dition of affairs there Murders and
robberies in the open street are increas-
ing, as well as fanaticism against the
Christians, especially the French. The
Allies had called on the Turkish Gov
eminent TO prevent further outrages of
the kind, under threat of taking the
police regulations of the city into their
own hands.
RUssrA.-A despatch from Berlin
states that the Russian loan by the Ger
man capitalists had been concluded. -
The Gar arrived at st. Petersburgh on
the 10Th of November.
GREAT BRITAIN Henry Laboucherie
has been appointed Secretary of the
Colonies. Three thousand four hundred
operatives of Manchester are on a strike,
but they behave themselves peceably.
FRANCE. The King of Sardinia met
with favorable reception in Paris.
The Pope's Nuncio left that city the
same day. 1t is rumored that the EN-
peror has invited the Pope to baptise his
coming child.
SPAIN.--Reinforcements of troops
were being sent to Saragossa, where
further disturbances were unprecedented.
The Spanish Government is reported
to be unanimously in favor of joining
the Alliance, but wish the occasion de-
ferred.
DENMARK. There was prospect of
the Sound Dues Convention opening at
Copenhagen on the 10th of November.
Russia is the only Power that proposes
sending a special Ehvoy--the other
Governments empowering their resident
Ministers and Ambassadors.
LATEST BY TELEGRArH.--London,
Nov. 2i.-It is confidently stated that
Lord Palmerston has, determined upon
an immediate dissolution of Parliament.
and a new one will be called together in
February.
The London Post authoritatively de-
MES the alledged Swedish alliance, and
says there is no present prospect of such
consummation.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 12.-The last
accounts from Asia Minor state that
Omar Pacha was expecting a battle,
Mouravieff having detached division of
his army, which was making forced
marches upon Kutais.
Breadstgfs Richardson & Spence
quote breadstufis slightly declined, and
the market dull. Wheat has declined
ID; flour sd. The weather has been
favorable. Ohio flour 44I 45; mixed
corn AZ 464s. The market closed
dull.
LETTER FROM THE PoPE.-A letter
from the Pope, addressed to the Arch
bishop and Bishops of the province of
New York, dated in January last, has
just been published in the Freeman