Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-28
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA,
WAR NEWS UNIMPORTANT.
WAR FEVER COLD.

Dispute detccen England and Spaiu-Corn aid
Breadstu6s higher
~. s HALIFAX, Nov. %.
The royal steamship Canada arrived at this
port about o'clock this afternoon Her afv-
ccs from Liverpool are to the 10th inst; week
later than those received by the Pacific at New
York.
1t is rumorcd that Russia accepts the office of
mediator between Denmark and the L. s.
Gen. Canrobert is in Stockholm charged with
a mission of bringing Sweden into the alliance
Sweden is required either to assent or tos refuse
1t is reported from Berlin that Russia recently
made confidential communication to Prussia and
Mustria of her wish to renew negotiations, and
that Bourgsny returned to Vienna with fresh in
structions to meet the contgcncf of proposals
from Russia. 1t is further reported that Gort-
schakoff, the diplonatist, from Vienna, and Rus
sian ministers from other German courts are to
certainly meet the Gar at Warsaw in the middle
November, when the question of renewal of nc
gotiations will probably be settled. 1t is boast
ed that the Emperor OF France is in favor of n
renewal. \ French camp is being formed in
Silistria.
The r,nnors of battles near Snpheropal have
turned out to be false. s
Letters from Sebastopol say the Russian pro-
jectilcs reach almost every part of the city
There is a dcsultory fire kept upon both sides.
French force in Euptoria in reconnaissance
fell in with large force of Russians a hattie
was ordered. The Russions retired after ex-
chanting few rounds of artillery The French
| afterwards burned few towns and villages on
the route and returned to Euptoria.
Advices from Odessa say Todttsben is fast ma
king Nicholoff dcfensablc ..
1t is reported that Odessa will be dismantled
and the guns sent to Nicholoif.
Gen. Suelers is posted between Kinburn and
Kheison. s.,
The Gar returned direct from St. Petersburg.
1t is reported from Odessa that the Allies had
effected landing near Perokop. f.
The Russians hastened to opposite them.
St. Petersburg dispatches state that the Cri-
mean army is supplied with provisions for eight
months.
Vienna papers say the Russian strength now
| in the Crmea is 200, 900 men,.
AsIA.-Omar Pacha has opened friendly re-
lations with Schamyl. .s,.
Solim Pacha is to be stationed at Erzerome
| with the imperial guard where he would threaten
the rear of the Russians besicging Krrs. -
Omar Pacha commenced the march on Kuta-
nj on the Goth with % battalions.
The Allies say the Russians are making pre-
paratons for retreat.
Gen. Sevailon is appointed French Governor
at Sevastopol
Gen. Campbell taking offence at the appoint
ment asks leave to return.
The French troops are to garrison at Kin
burn. a-
The English returned to Sevastopol on the Sd.
Advices from Persia mention the departure of
the ambassador for ST. Petcrsburgh Nov. Q.
Dispatches received from the Turkish embassy
state that the bombardment of Nicholof was to
be commenced the goth of Oct, and continued
the whole of the following day. Result not
known
The Sultan has announced his intention Of Wis
ting Paris and London in the spring.
ENGLANp.-The leading journals are astouud
ed by the panic which they created They at
tempt to excuse it, and let themselves gently
down by attributing the pretended hostile atti-
tude of America to an election ruse on the part
of the President and Cabinet
Intelligent Englishnien of all ranks e1pecss
themselves panied and Inundated BY the whole
affair.
FRAScE.-.Another false report has been circu-
lated OF an attempt to assassinate the En-
peror.
The monthly statement of tina Bank is not un-
favorable in general characters though it shows
dmunition of a million pounds Notes in cir
culation have been largely reduced.
Enthusiastically relations are arising be-
tween Spain and England in the case of Mr. Bow
len, British subject who was expelled from Gu
ha. Notwithstanding an agreement TO submit
his ease 10 arbitration the British consuls at New
Orleans demand indemnity for his losses
The excitement in Great Britain in regard to
the threatening aspect of the relations between
the Government and the United States had to-
tally cooled off and nothing Of belligerent ma
ture qad transpircd during the week.
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