The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-26
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA
An NEWS UNIMPOnTANT.
WAR FEVER COLD.
Dispute sssween sp.in ana England
Corn and Breadstufs Higher.


HALIFAX, Nov. %.
The roynl steamship Canada arrived at
this port about O'Clock this afternoon
Her advices from Liverpool are to the 10th
inst. q week later than those received by the
Pacific at N. York.
I 1t is rumored that Russia accepts the Of
fee of mediator between Denmark and the
/ U.S..
Gen. Canrobert is In Stockholm charged
with mission of bringing Sweden into the
alliance. Sweden is required either to AS
sent or to refuse.
| 1t is reported from Berlin that Russia re-
Gently made confidential communication to
Prussia and Austria Of her wish to renew
negotiations, and that Bourgeny returned to
Vienna with fresh instructions to meet the
contingency Of proposals from Russia. Tits
further reported that Gortschakof, the diplo-
mat from Vienna, and Russian Ministers
from other German courts are to certainly
meet the Gear at Warsaw in the middle OF
| November, when the question of renewal OF
negotiations will probably be settled. 1t is
boosted that the Emperor of France is in ia
yor of q renewal.
I French camp is now being formed at Sill
istria.
| ne rumors Of battles near Sinpheropal
have turned out to be false.
/ Letters from Sebastopol say the Russian
prolecties reach almost everv part of the
city. There is desultory FIRE kept up on
! both sides.
| French force in Eupatoria in areconno-
sance fell in with large force of Russians.
! 4 battle was ordered. The Russians retired
.fter exchanging few rounds of artillery.
/ fhe French afterwards burned few towns
/ 1 r,lt h.. ..,l
| Eupatoria.
Advices from Odessa say Todtleben is fast
making Nichol@ff defensable.
|, is reported that Odessa will be disman-
lied and the guns sent to Nicholaf.
Gen. Suelers is poste' between kinburn
and kheison.
| The Gar returned direc. from St. Peters
burg
1t is reported from Odessa that the Allies
had effected a landing near perekop. The
Russians fastened to oppose them.
st. Petersburg dispatches state that the
Crimean army Is supplied with provisions for
s months.
Vienna papers say the Russian army now
in the Crimea is 100000 men.
AsiA.-Omar Pacha has opened friendly
relations with Schamyl
Selim Pacha is to be stationed at Erzer-
rome with the imperial guard, where he
would threaten the rear Of the Russians be-
| seging kars.
Omar Pacha commenced the march on ku.
TAM on the goth with % bassalloas.
The Allies saw the Russians are making
preparations to retrest.
Gen. Sevailon is appointed French Gov
ernor at Sebastopol.
Gen. Campbell, taking offence at the ap-
. / pDtntmpnt asks lpave IN refurp
The French troops were 10 garrison at
kinburn.
The English returned TO Sebastopol on the
3rd.
Advices from Persia mention the depar-
| ture of the Embassador to ST. Petersburg
Nov. 9.
Dispatches received from the Turkish en-
bassy state that the bombardaent of Ncho-
iaf was to be commenced the 29th of Oct,
and continued the whole of the following
day. Result not known.
The Sultan has announced his intention Of
visiting Paris and London in the spring.
EsoLAsD.-The leading journals are as
founded by the panic which they created
they attempt to excuse it, and let themselves
gently down by attributing the present hos
tile attitude OF America 10 an election ruse
on the part of the President and Cabinet.
Intelligent Englishmen Of all ranks ex-
press themselves panied and humilisted by
The whole affair.
fgAScE.-Another false report has been
circulated Of an attempt to assassinate the
Emperor.
The monthly statement of the bank is not
nni.asorable in general characters, though il
shows dimunItion OF one million pounds
Notes in circulation have been largely re-
luced.
srAIN.-Unfriendlv relations are arising
a'twe' n Spain ana England in the case OF
n. Boy len, British subject. VINO was ex-
PEELED from Cuba. Notwithstanding an
agreement to submit his clse to arbitration.
the British Consul at New Orleans demand,
IN iemnity for his losses.
The excitement in Great Britain in regard
q he threatening aspect Of the relations be-
ween the Government and the United States
al totally cooled of, and nothing Of bel
l4gerent nature had transpired during the
week.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liverpool cotton market had exhibited
considerable animation; owing to IL limited
supply OF the current qualities, an advance
IN prices had been fully established on some
descriptions.
LIVERPOOL BREApsTurrs.-Brown. Shirley
Go. say, that an advance hnd taken place
in all descriptions Of breadstuffs, viz: Wheat
Sd e BUSH. Flonr Is p bbl.; Corn Is y ar;
The IN trkct closed with an active denan ut
firm prices. Western Canal Flour quoted ut
43fa44s.; Southern 570S0s. White Wheat
Us. 3d(Gl2s. Cd; White Corn 47(d48s.;
yellow 46s{d 46s Cd mixed 46s Cd.
Weather in England had been unfavorable
for sowing.
The Manchester market was steady, but
notice had been given Of seduction Of sew.
eral of the factories.
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