The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-12
FOREIGN NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA
SEVEN DAYS LATER.

LlfEIUOui udtGo " tAN
London papers have an abundance OF
peace rumors; among the rest, one that The
Prussian Envoy had an interview with the
Car, & obtained bis consent that Prus. 3
sa shall inform the Western powers, heis
willing to treat for peace. The ramor is
considered doubtful.
1t is also reported. that Gen. Canrob-
ert has concluded treaty with Sweden.
to take fleet in the Spring, when tia;
power is to cooperate by land and sea;
the Allies to restore Finland 70 Sweden:
this rumor is also doubted.
There have been no active bostilihes IN
the Crimea, or in Asia. .r.
Rumor, however. has it that the AlneS
are determined TO bombsrd the hussi"h
position. at Sebastopol.
The King Of SARDINIA was IN Faff,
LIyERPooL, Nov. 23.--Cotton dull AT
a general decline upon last week $ quota
tions, reaching in some cases Bi.i
! Breadstuffs, in limited demand, at
slight decline. Wheat 2l lower
Flour and Corn Cd. Provisions unehang'
| ed
The difficulty between Greece and the
! U. S. has been settled.
The steamship Ariel, from New York
arr we'd at Havre on the 1871, and the
Hermann reached Southampton the same
day. 49,.
From the Crimea.-Both the Allied
and Russian Army are in the Crlmea now
under cover; but the former are suil
apprehensive Of an attack from the kus'
/ slams.
Reported that the contemplated bonn
bardment of Sebastopo, is 30 compel an
evacuation so that the Allied, fleet can
winter in the harbor.
The town of Marioupole, on the north
coast of the Sea Of Azof, was bombarded
/ by the Allies on the S0Ih of October and
was set on fire in the midst OF the assault
I The Austrian merchants, hoisied the
Austrian flag over their ware houses
when the firing ceased.
Itis rumored that General Wrang|e me-
nacos the Allied position in the Straits
OF Yenikale.
The Allies have 1000 troops there
and are expecting large reinforcemtnts.
A large Allied force had embarked at
Eupatoria and sailed Westward; destlna-
lion not known.
As1A.--No later intelligence from
Kars.
BALTIC --Admitsls Dundas and Re-
maud, with a part Of the Allied fleet,
were in the Bay of Kiel.
An allied steamer was watching for an
American clipper, supposed TO be IN
the BAl,ic, with a cargo of reVolvers.
GREAT BRIrAIN.--The London Post
contradicts a story, in the London Times
about General Canrobert, with Swted-
en- and Denmark's adhesion to the Al
lies
The rumored disposition of Russia
to make The frs: advances towards peace
are considered to be un(ounded.
1t is contidenGally reported, a Prussian
envoy to 81. Petersburgh, visited the Gar
while at Nicolaietf, with the view OF indu-
cling him torecognize certain conditions
for peace negotiations, and that the Gar
listened fayorabIy. The Russian Cabinet
male known the Czar's views 10 the
Western powers Nho-deolared them insult
hcient. but Russia and Prussia are snl
proceeding; and the Court OF Berlin
is making the greatest Efforts to IL
duce the Gar to consent 10 terms Of
peace.
Three thousand four hundred Of the
Manchester operatives are now on
strike; but were behaving peacea-
bly,. ...
FRAxoE.-The King of Sardinia had
met a favorable reception in Paris. The
Pope's Nuncio left on the same day, in or
der to avoid meeting him.
All the French gun boats and mor-
tar.vessels were recruiting at Cher
bourg.
Turkey. Letters from Cor stantirope
disclose bad state Of affairs there. Muir
ders aud roberies occurred in the open
streets; and there is an increasing fanatic
ism against Christians, and especially a.
gainst the French.
The Allied commanders had called on
the Turkish Government to prevent Iurth.
er outrages, under tie threat of taking
the police regulations 6Cthe city into their
own hands.
Prussia.-A dispatch from Berlin states
that Russian loan, from German CAPT
talts, had been concluded.
Reinforcements Of troops had
been sent to Saragossa, where further dis
urbances were Appreciated.
The Government is reported TO be
unanimously in favor of joining the
Alliance; but it is deferred for the pres,
ent.
LONDON, Saturday, Nov. 25.--It is con,
fdentialy stated that Lord Pamerstou
has determined on an immediate dissolu
ton of Parliament; and the new Parlla
ment will be called together in february
The London Post authoritatively contra
diets the story Of the Swedish Alliance,
and says there is no prospect ofany such
alliance, at present.
CoMMERcIAL.-Liuerpool Nov. %
The quotations are-Oreans fair 68, Or
leans middling 81. Uplands fair 81 Up
ands middling 5A Stock of American il
port 5000 bales. Breadstuffs slight,
declined, The weather had been favora
bic. Sales Ohio Flour at AS 6l@45s
mixed Corn 46s Cd; Sugar had decIine'
IS to 6s. and is unsettled. Bank rate
are wholly unchanged; and the stock O
bullion increased $4,000
Arrival of the st. Louis.
New YORK, Dec. 6.
: The steamship St, Louis, from Hayr