Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-11-30
OWE wEEKLATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamship Canada arrived at Halifax on the
22d inst, with Liverpool dates tc the 10th. The
steamer Washington sailed from Southampton on The
7th instant
bilitv of war with the United States has quite SUBJ
sided, and the leading journals, ashamed of the panic
which they created, attempting TO excuse it and
let themselves gently down by attributing the pre-
tended hostile attitude of America TO election ruse
on the part of the President and Cabinet lntel-
gent Englishmen of all ranks express themselves
pained and Inundated by The whole affair.
FRANCE.-Another false report has been put In
circulation of an attempt to assassinate the Empe.
ror.
stated unfavorable in its general character,
though it shows dminution of FL ,0OO,0 0O Its
notes in circulation have been largely reduced
SPA1N-Unfriendly relations arising between
Spain and England, partly in relation 10 the case of
MIR Boylan British subjec who was expelled from
Cuba notwithstanding an agreement on the part of
Spain to submit his grievances to the arbitration OF
The British Consul at New Orleans. Great Britain
demands indemnity for Boylan's loss
MORE DIPLoMACY-lt is reported from Berlin that
Russia recently made confidential communication to
Prussia and Austria of her wish to renew negotia-
lions and that Bourgueney went 10 Vienna with
fresh instructions TO meet the contingency OF propo
sails from Russia 1t was also further reported that
Prince Gortschako and the plomatist from Vienna,
with all the Russian Ministers from the German
about the middle of November, when the question of
renewal of negotiations will be settled. 1t is also
stated that the Emperor OF France is favorable 10 a
renewal OF negotiations.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.-A French camp of 5o,-
900 men is being formed III SIllstia
The rumored battles near Simpheropol TUNED out
to be false.
| From Sebastopol accounts say tnat the Russians
projectiIes reach almost every part of the city.
desutory fire was being kept up on both sides. The
allies say that the Russians are making preparations
| for retreat
! General LeVaillant has been appointed the French
Governor of Sebastopol, and Gen. Campbell having
taken offence at the appointment OF Gen. Codrlngon,
| asks leave TO return home.
A French force from Eupatoria on a reconnois-
sance, fell in with large force OF Russians, ana Oh
fered battle the Russians retreaed after exchang
ing few rounds of artillery. The French subse-
quently burned several towns and villages on their
route, and returned 10 Eupatoria.
Advices from Odessa say that odeben is rapidly
fortifying Ncolaief.
General Luders is posted between Kinburn and
EMERSON, and the Car has returned direct to ST. Pc
tersburg.
1t was also reported from Odessa that the allies
had effected landing near Perekop, and that the
doubted.
St Petersburg dispatches say that the Crmean
army has been provisioned for eight months.
The Vienna papers say that the Russian strength
now IN the Crlmea IS 26O,OUO men.
VIENNA, Nov. 9th.-Dis patches received at the
Turkish embassy state that the bombardment OF Nj
cholief was commenced on the 29th ult., and con-
tinued the whole of the following day. The result
was not known
| ITALY.-Ih he misunderstanding between Sardinia
and Tuscany remains unsettled, and the departure of
the Anglo Swiss Legion from Genoa for the Crimea
has been countermanded. The correspondent of the
London Post says that doubt revolutionary move
ment has broken out in Sicily. Several insurgents
have been captured and shot. Arrests have been
made at Palermo.
DENMARKlt is rumored. that Russia accepts OF office
of mediator between Denmark and the United States.
SwEDEN.--Genera Canrobert is at Stockholm
charged with mission for bringing Sweden into the
Anglo French alliance. Sweden is required either to
assent OF refuse.
! The French troops to garrison Kirburn, and
the English troops returned to Sebastopo the Sd
! AsIA.-Omar Pacha has opened friendly relations
with Schamyl
SeIim Pacha is to be stationed at Erzeroum with
an imperial guard, whence he would threaten the rear
of The Russians besieging Kars.
! Omar Pacha commenced his march kutaI or
the goth ult. with twenty-five battaions
Advces from Persia mention the departure of the
ambassador for St. Petersburg
TURKEY ConStantinople, Oct 29.-The Sultan
has announced his intention of visiting London anC
, Paris in the spring.
FROM THE BALTIC-Dantzic, Nou. 9.-Narger
dates to the 9Th have reached here The cruisers o.
the Baltic fleet alone remain-ail the other vessel.
are on their return. The weather is rough anC
snowy.