Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-30
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Thursday, November ~.
The Royal Mail steamship Canada. Capt.
Stone, From Liverpool 10Th inst, arrived at
this port at about o'clock this afternoon.
The excitement in Great Britain in regard
to the threatening aspect Of the relations be-
tween the British Government and the Uni
ted States had totally cooled of, and moth
ing of bellgcrcnt nature nature had trans
pred.
Ia Bradstufls, general advance has ta-
ken place.
At Liverpool, the quotations for Cotton
are | higher.
from the scat Of war there il no news of
Importance, beyond fumors of battles near
Perekop and Smieropol, which are gencr-
ally discredted.
At the latest moment, report was in cir
culation that Nicolaef had been bombarded
by the allies.
Peace rumors were quite abundant, but
they were apparently without fuundat ion.
Strenuous efforts were being made to
bring Sweden into the Western alliance
Unlriendly relations were arising between
Great Britain and Spain, respecting certain
disputed claims.
WAR IN INTELLIGENCE.
The Danube.-Thc Austrian Gazette says
authorltauyely that French camp of So
600 men is being formed at Sllsiria.
The Crimcq There is absolutely nothing
to report The allies are engaged 10 build
ny huis for the winter, with occasional mil-
,ary pfImenadcs, and exchanges Of long
shots with Co'sack pcquets
Several rumors of battles near Simieropol,
have turned out false.
Letters from Sebastopol say that the Rus
sian prolectles from the north side reach al.
most every part IN the city. A desultory
fire Is kept up on both sides.
The allies say that the Russians although
keeping up their fire, are making prepare
tons lor q rSrcai.
Gen. lie Valiant is appointed French
Governor of Sebastopol.
Sir Collin Campbell, taking offence at the
appointment of Gen. Codnngton, has asked
leave to return to England.
The following is the substance Of several
official dispatches and letters:
1.-The French will garrison Kinburn con-
sequently, the English returned 10 Sebas,o-
pol Nov. ID. All the Turkish forces for A.
sih have left Sebasfopol.'
Gen. Simpson, on Oct 9th, says: q" The
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sauce on the 22d, and falling q with large
force OF the enemy. offered battle, out the
Russians retired. otter an exchange of few
rounds Of artillery. The allies burned the
tbo town of Saki. ,1onv farm houses and
stores ALONG The ro,to ana an me- 9lfh re-
tnrned ~ Fun,,o,,s
Ode, ,,t,if,+or.o oc or, 9th saws
G.n' T,ileben Il f,.f renjer,ng Nicolaef
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y oni, C..o r,,b,,,os hr,,d rno-Lo,.s man.
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are sia.ioned. B,uc,ies ARE being erected
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~ NicoI,ef and bbs,so, arr. ,n,or,ad linn
,be ,,t,,.s ,.,.,,, H., ,,,,rte, and ~ i,rcn nm.
nor,ion have ,rora NM, ,l, interior at the
govorno,aut eynonso
/, Is r.,,rted ,b.,, ,less, will ba dis,r,,-
ed and the guns sent d, \icol,,f
Gen. LADDERS. with ihe rrenadiers and cav
airy. is posted between kInburn and Kher-
son.
II is confirmed that the Car and the Duke
Constantine witnessed the CAPTURE of KIN.
burn. from Oczakoir
The Czar has returned 10 ST. PETERSBURG.
direct fom Nicoiaef without STAYING al
Warsaw.
The souadren oil the Bug have towed out
two RATS of oak timber worth 100000 -
Beyond tins nothinr has been done. except
mailing reconnaissance.
\ recent report arrived from Odessa, says