New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23
TILE WAR.

Tie NEST important feature Of the week news
the effort mace by France and ENGLAND 70 bring S"e-
den into active alliancc with them. Gen Canrobert
IL in Stockholm charged with this miss'op aud Swe-
den Ia required either 70 assent or rtfjse
1t is reported fIom Der in that he Czsr has recently
made a confidential communicate TO Prussia and
Ausris of his with 10 renew me- otaoDs and thst NJ
BomqueDcy has retu ned to Vienna ~i fresh IN
struc ions to meet the contingency of proposas fon
Russis II is further said that Prince Gorchakof the
5ipJom .ist from Vienna and Russian ministers from
other Germ an courts certainly TO meet tho Car at
WARSAW in the middle OF the mouth when thu ques
ton Of a re Oews of negotiations will be settled 1t Is
also stated that The Emperor of France is favorable to
renewal of diplomacy.
THE DANUBE.
Tie Austrian Gazette states autboritatively that
French camp Of $4,000 men Is being formed at Sill
htia.
THE CRIMEA.
From the Crimea there is absolutely nothing to re-
port Tie armies are engaged in building huts for the
Winter, with occasional military promensdes and ex
change Of long shots With the Cossack pcquets.
Several rumors of battles near Synpheropol have
TUNED out to be false.
Letters from Sevsstopol say that Russian proectes
from the north side reach almost every part of the city,
and tia, desultory fire is kept up on both sides.
Up continual fire. arc making preparations for re-
ereat
Gen lie valiant has been appointed by the French,
Governor of Sevastopol.
Sir Colin Campbell taking offence at the appoint
ment of Gen. CodriDgton, has asked leave to return
70 England.
1espatches and letters
The French will garrison KinbuTn-consequenty
The EpPlith returned TO SevastopOl November 3.
All the Turkish force intended for Asia has left Sc.
vsstopeL
A dist etch from Gen. Simpson Of Oct. % says the
weather was magnificent and the British troops were
healthy.
An exchange of prisoners had arrived from Odessa
An Apgio-Fiepch force from Eupaloria under Geo.
ID AlouyIle made recoDnoiss on the 22d falling
in with large force Of the enemy, offered battle, but
the Russians retired after exchange Of few rounds
Of artillery.
The AL les burned the villages of Schaddfka, ksr-
anurt Tozela and the town Of Sski ALTO many farms
and stores along the route aud on the 24n returned to
Eupetofa-
Intelligence from Odessa of Oct - says that rodt-
Sehep Ia fast Iencerirg Nikosief defensib'e below
Paseks where the river is only 900 fathoms broad.
c,unboats manned by the of the former Black
sea feet are stationed and batteries are being erected
on both sides of the river.
The inhabitants of Nikol neR and Cherson are in-
formed that those cities may be attacked, aud large
numbers have gone inO the interior at Government
expense.
IL ia reported that Odesss will be disarmed ana the
guns there cent TO Nikoaieh.
Gen Luders, with the grenadiers ana cavalry Is
posted between Kinburn ans Cherson.
IL ia confirmed that The Car and Grand DUKE
Constantine witnessed the capture OF kinourn from
Otsh ,iof.
The Czar has returned t. St. Petersburg direct iro
Nikolseff. without staying at Warsaw.
The squadron Of the Bug have towed out tao Ia''s
AZ osk timber. worth 500 900. Beyond this nothing
s.s heep done except making reconnaissance.
recent report arrived from Odessa that the A'ns
had effected a landing in force near Perekop' ana
Russisn troops were hurried oil to oppose 'nem'
Later advices render the report doaotial'
St Petersburgh dispatches say the Russian army III
S,e C,imea has provisions To- eight months
Vienna paper the FFenden B'aff' learns ffOm
Corchakoffs headquarters that the Russians III 'ne
C,imes DOW number POO, 900 men. g'ensdier corps
had arrived at Symphtrorol, accompanied by oVo
Wagons drawn by oxen. 50 the army LOT
a;obt mouhs Gorch will rot expect conveys after
November, when tho stepPes, 1t 10 expected, VIII %
,ova,ed "a ith snow.