The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-11-28
foreign Ntns.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA

Canada from Liverpool, with dates to tho
10th inst, arrived at o,clockthis- alter
noon.
The excitement in England in regard
to the war with the United States had
abated.
There is nothing new from the seat of
war, excepting rumors of battles near
Perekop and Simphoropooi and-thesbom-
bardIhent of Nicoloff. Peace rumors are
numerous, but unreliable.
Strenuous efforts have been made to
bring Sweden into the alliance.
1t is rumored that Russia accepts the
I Office of mediator between Denmark and
the United States.
Gen. Canrobert is in Stockholm. He
is charged by the Russians with endeavor-
ing to bring Sweden into the alliance.
Sweden is required either to refuse or as
sent. E5 55saa
Rumors from Berlin report that Russia
recently made confidential contradictions
to Prussia and Austria of her wish to re-
new negotiations, and that Bourguency
returned to Vienna with fresh Instructions
to meet the contingency of proposals from
Russia. 80
1t is further reported that Prince Gort-
schakoff, Diplomatist at Vienna, aud the
Russian Ministess from other Courts are
certainly to meet the Car at Warsaw, in
the middle of November, when the ques-
ton of the renewal of negotiations will
be settled. Also that the Emperor of
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A French camp of $4,000 men is be-
ing formed at Silistria. tsai baA
The rumored battles near Simphoropool
turned out to be false.
Dispatches from Sebastopol say that
the Russian projectiles reach almost every
spot in the city, and that a desultory FIRE
is kept up on both sides.
The Allies say that the Russians are
making preparations to retreat.
Gen. Levailant has been appointed
Governor of Sebastopol. Gen. Camp
bell took offense at the appointment.
Codrington asks leave to return.
The French troops are to garrison
kinburn until the English return.
SEBAsToPoL, 3d.-A Frenchforce from
Eupatoria on recognizance, fell in with q
large force of Russians, who retreated
after exchanging q few rounds. The
French afterwards burned several towns
and villages on the route, and, then re-
turned to Eupatoria. 49,
1t is reported that Odessa viii be, dis
mantled and the guns sent to Nicolef,
and General Luder posted between Kin
burn and Kerson.
The Gar returned direct to St. Peters
burg.
1t is reported at Odessa that the Allies
had effected a landing near Perikop, and
that the Russians were fastening to OPP
pose them.
st. Petersburg dispatches say that the
Crimean army is provisioned for 8 months
Vienna papers say the Russian strength
in the Crimea is 200, 900 men. -,
AsIA.-Omer Pasha has opened friend
ly relations with Schamyl. - 80
Selim Pasha is to be stationed. al. Er.
zerburn with the Imperial Guard. whence
he would threaten the rear of the Rus:
slams besieging Kars. 80 80 ~
Omar commenced his march on Kutai
on the Goth, with % b~attalions.
VIENNA, Nov. 9.-Dispatches received
from the Turkish Embassy state. that the
bombardment of Nicoloff commenced on
the 25th of October, and continued the
whole of the following day. Result not
known.
CoNsTANTINopLE, Oct. 29th.-The Sui
tan has announced his intention of visit
ing London and Paris in the spring.
ENGLAND The excitement respecting
the war with the q. S. has subsidized.
The leading journals are ashamed Of the
panic, and are attempting to excuse, it
and let themselves gently down by attrib-
uting it to the pretended hostile attitude
of America; an election ruse on the part
of the President and Cabinet. The intel
ligent Englishmen of all ranks express
themselves deeply Inundated by the whole
affair.
FRANcE.-Another false report of an
attempt to assassinate the Emperor has
been circulated. - a, ,atf
SpAIN.-Unfriendly relations are. aris-
ing between Spain and England, partly
in relation to the case of Mr.. Boylan; .
British subject, who was expelled from
Cuba, and Notwithstanding the agreement
of Spain to submit his grievances to arbi.
traitors, the British Consul at New 0r>
leans, Briton, demands indemnity for
Boylan's losses. a-a- eeaa sFe4qfs u
ITALY.-The misunderstanding between
Sardinia and Tuscany remains unsettled
The departure of the Anglo Swiss lee
gion from Genoa, for the Crimea, has
been countermanded. 8la5 aJaaFJ 10 Ass;
The correspondent of the London Post
says there is no doubt that . revolution
airy movement has broken out in Sicily
Several insurgents have been captured
and shot, aud arrests were also made at
Palermo. srcfbois : aisdei2
Advices from Liverpool show . more
warlike feeling. H4Ftg
LIVERPOOL, Nov.l0.-Breadstufs con-
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