Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-30
From Europe.

The Cinada arrived at r1iliflx m tho 22l,
with weeks l1ter news from Euronn. IN
Great Britain the excitement respecting
war with the unitod States Ind .uh,ided.
The English journals. ashamed OF tho panic
they crented, attempt IN excuse Il. and let
themselves down ouietlv hv nttrihut,tp wha.
they call tho hostile attitude OF tho American
government to an election ruse on the part Of
the President and his Cabinet. although Il is
notorious that the excitement wa. hnenn,
fost'rna. and kept alive. hv The london TINES.
Considerable anxiety existed N learn how the
news Of the excitement md the comments of
the TonSs had haon received in America.
Intelligent Eoalishmen Of all ranks express
themselves rained and bumilated by tho
whole aflr.
An imn1rtant fe1turo of the vaak's news
IS the ef,r made hg Franco AMI E7rlani 10
bring Sweden into active alliance with thcm.
General Cnnr,hort is in Stockholm. charged
with this mission, AMI Sweden is required
either to assent or refuse 1t is reported
from Berlin that tho Car has recently made
conf lentit Il communication to Prus,iI ard
Austria. Of his wish to ronow negotiations.
1t is also stated that the Emuoror Of France
is favorable to a renewal OF dirlomacv. The
War nova is unimportant The following are
the principal items
In the rrImel tie arnles arc onrlre1 in
6rillinc huts for the winter. with oc,asion,l
military rr,mnnida4 anil evcAaug, Of long
-hot' with the Cn'slck riQuats Letters frpia
S"hastonol slv that Russian rroiactil,s fro n
tho north 81 10 roach aim q. ey.ry plrt p, t5,
"itv anl that dnsrltorv fire il tcr. up o,
both sides. The Allies say that u, Russians.
although keeping up a ejntinual fire, arc
making rrerarltions for n retreat Sir
Colin Clmphell. taking offence at the ap-
rointment Of Gen Colrin.tou. has asked
leave to return to Eoglani
The French will r,rrison Einbprr--oor,,
auontly the Enrlish returned to S.,,.tor.9I
November 2 4 despatch from Gop II mn.
son. Of October 9th. saws the voi-hor wis
n.yniGrant md tba Rriti.b 4r,,,s nor,
L,'.r,,'''' u"' tue Dr''l'" troops Wer1
,,.i,. rn r"n'n ''re ron b4ln''rla'
noi.,nco ~, tba %, o55,i'oE'Im;a' r,m;' Hl'I@ a recon
nuisance on tne Z-l' falling in with large
pnssi,. ps ..,e ''l'nv, on 'r'I h'tti'' TUT t'2
a''er an eSHtn'n-e OF Few
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l;,g ,yitlon, :'rees from N'to'
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,..':- t..,. w.. ~ 'I.' "...V -. tne I'I.
was added that the EmperJr lloy,nl,r hal
been induced to leave the place bef,re tIo
hombarduent began. but the Duke Const,n.
tine could not b.. prevailed uron f., Ia,,y,,' ,Io
town
1t is said that the Sultan will visi, p,-;s
and London in the Sprinr. and bIs n,j,
known his intention To the Grand Ii,ier er,,rI