The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-26
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The Canada left at 10 o'clock on the morn
ing of the 10th.
The Washington left Southampton on the
7th
1t is rumored that Russia accepts the office
! of mediator between Denmark and the United /
States.
Gen. Canrobert in Stockholm, has charged /
the Russians with bringing Sweden into the
alliance.
1t is reported from Berlin that Russia re- I
Gently made a confidential contradiction to
| Prussia and Austria of her wish to renew ne
gotiations, and that Bourguney had returned
to Vienna with fresh instructions to meet the I
contingency of proposals for Russia
/ 1t is further reported that Prince Gortscha-
koff, diplonatist from Vienna, the Russian
ministers from others courts are certainly to
meet the Car at Warsaw, the middle of No
vember, when the question of renewal of ne
gotiatons will be settled.
It is also rumored that the Emperor of
France is favorable to renewal
a French camp of 5000 men is being estab-
lished at Silstria.
The rumors of battles near Simferopol turn
ed out to be false.
Reports from Sebastopol say that the Rus
sian preiectiles reach almost every spot in the
city. A desultory fire is kept up on both
sides.
The allies say the Russians making pre-
parations for retreat.
Gen. Levallant is appointed French Cover
nor of Sebastopol. Gen. Campbell taking otfense
; at the appointment, Codrington asks beyai-
liant to retire.
The French troops are to garrison Kinburn.
Sebastopol Nov. 3.-The French force from
Eupatoria on reconnaissance, fell in with a
large force of the Russians and offered battle,
{ but the Russians after exchanging few
rounds, retreated The artillery ofthe French
afterwards burned several towns and villages
on the route and returned to Eupatoria.
Itisreported that Odessa will be dismantled
: ed and the guns sent to Nicoaieff.
t Gen. Luders is posted between Kinburn and
! Kherson.
The Car returned direct to st Petersburg.
: tits reported from Odessa thatthe Allies had
effected landing near Perekop and that the
Russians were fastening to oppose them.
S ST. Petersburg dispatches say the Crimean
army is provisioned for 8 months.
e A Vienna paper says the Russian strength
now in the Crimea is 100000
S Assa.-Omar Pacha has opened friendly re-
lations with Schamyl Selim. Pacha is to be
S stationed at Erzerburn with an imperial guard,
t whence he would threaten the rear of the Rus
, slams beseging Kars.
o Omar commenced to march on Kutai, on
the Goth, with % batalions.
Advlces from Prussia mention the departure
t of Ambassadors for st Petersburg
. Vienna, Nov. 9.-Despatches received from
the Turkish embassy state that the lombard
e ment of Nicolaieff commenced on the 29th of
: October and continued the whole of the follow
e ing day. The result is not known.
Coastant maple October 29.-The Sultan an
nounced his intention Of visiting London and
paris in the spring
y EngzanI-The excitement respecting war
with the United States has quite subsidized
The leading journals areashamed of the panic
n and are attempting to excuse it and let them
: selves gently down by attributing their pre-
h tended hostile attitude to America to the cleo
/ ton ruze on the part of the President and Cab
}, met Intelligent Englishmen of all ranks ex-
L press. themselves painfully Inundated by the
/ whole affair.
e Flance--Another false report has been cir
culaton of an attempt to assassinate the En-
e peror.
. The monthly statement the Bank Of France
!, is stated not unfavorable in its general charac-
X ter, though it shows diminution of million
e pounds. The notes in circulation have been
IS largely reduced.
Spai1a-Unfriendly relations are arising be-
tween Spain and England, partly in relation
g to the case Mr.. Boylan, British subject, ex-
PEELED from Cuba. Notwithstanding the agree
ment of Spain to submit his grievances to ar
J. bitrators the British Consul of New Orleans
l. demands an indemnity for Boylan's losses
al Haly-The misunderstanding between Sar-
: DINA and Tuscany remains unsettled.
The departure of the Anglo-Swss from the
10 region of Genoa for the Crimea has been coun-
fernandez
The correspondent of the London Post says
he no doubt Revolutionary movement has broken
l. out in Sicily. Several insurgents had been
If captured and shot. Arrests had also been
made at Palermo.
/ Latestby Teyegraph-Lonaon Saturday Morn
. ing.-Corn market very firm. Flour and
N wheat have advanced. Advices from Russia
J. show more war like feeling.
The AMENDE HoNoRABLE.--We subjoin a
II copy of the document which made peace be-
N tween the two Kansas belgerents. Its terms
o put us in mind of the apology rendered by the
il man who was forced to acknowledge that his
Opponent a0as eminently qualified to carry
Iguts to bear:
IS ''In regard to the conversation had between
k, NJ. j. Parrott and G. ?. Lowry, with refer
s. ence to reports in circulation about Col. j. H.
~ Lane, to which exceptions have been made by
said Lane, Mr.. Lowry states that whatever
was said by him in regard to said reports, was
in confidence to Mr.. Parrott as personal and
I'd mutual friend, without pretending to youch
OF for their truth, or to injure Col Lane.
h "And M. j. Parrott as the friend of Col.
), Lane, accepts this statement as satisfactory,