The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-11-28
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
HAIlrAx, Nov. %

The Canada, from liverpool, will
dates to 10th instant, arrived here a
one o'clock to-day. The Canada lief
Liverpool on the morning of the 10th.
The steamer Washington left South
ampton on the It'll inst.
General InteIiiSence.
The excitement in England in regard
to war with the United States had aba.
ted.
There is nothing new from the scat
of war except unreliable rumors of bat
ties near Perekop and Simpheropoi and
the bombardment of Nicolaeff.
Peace rumors are numerous but un-
re liable.
Strenuous efforts have been made tc
bring Sweden into the alliance.
General Caurobert, at Stockholm
charged the Russians with ~edeavoring
to force Sweden into an alliance.
Sweden is required either to assent
or refuse.
1t is reported from Berlin that Rus.
! ria recently made a confidential commu-
nication to Prussia and Austria of her
willingness to renew negotiations, and
that Bourqucnay had returned to Wen
ma with fresh instructions to meet the
contingency of proposals. from Russia.
1t was further reported that Pface
Gortschakof, a diplomatist from Wen
ma, and Russian Minister from other
Courts, are certainly to meet the Gar
at Warsaw about the middle of NoSem-
Der, when the question of arenegal of
negotiations will be settled. 1t wasalso
rumored that the Emperor of France
was favorable to negotiations.
A French camp of $4,000 men, vas
being formed in Sillistria.
The rumors Of a battle near Simpler
opol,. turned out to be false.
Accounts from Sebastopol says that
the Russians rrojectiles. reach the city
almost every shot. A desultory fire
was kept up on both sides,
The Allies say that tho Russians are
making preparations for retreat.
General LevaillaId has been appoint
ed French Governor of Sebastopol.
Gen. Campbell has taken offcuse at
the appointment of G~odrington and asks
leave to return to England:
Fren-h troops are to garrison Kin
burn. The English troops return to
Sebastopol.
A French force from Eupatoria, while
making a reconnaissance, fell in with a
large force of Russians. The French
offered battle, but the Russians retreat-
ed after exchanging a few rounds of ar
tillery.
The French afterwards burned sever
al towns and villages on the route. and
returned to Eupatoria.
Advices from Odessa state that it
was fast being made defensible, although
some reports stated that the Forts were
I o be ~dismantled, and the guns sent to
Nicolaief.
Gen. Luders was posted between Kin
burn and Kherson.
The Gar hal returned direct to St.
Petersburg.
It was reported from Odessa that the
Allies had effected a landing near Perc-
kop, and hat the Russians were haste
ming to oppose them; the report is
doubted.
St. Petersburg dispatches say that
the crimean army is provisioued for
eight months.
A Vienna. paper says that the Rus
sian strength now in the Crimea is 20o,-
600 men.
Accounts from Asia state that 0mer
Pacha had opened friendly relations
with Schamyl. Slim Pacha is to be sta
toned at Erzeroum with the Imperial
Guard. whence he will threaten the rear
of the Russian army who are besieging
Kars.
-Omer commcEccd a march on Kutai,
the Goth, with twenty-five battal-
ions.
Advices from Prussia mention the de-
parture of Ambassadors for st. Peters
barg.
Dispatches received by the Turkish
Enibassy at Vienna, state that the bona
bardment of Nacolaef commenced on
the goth of October, and continued the
of the following day. The result
was not known.
The Sultan has announced his inten-
ton Of visiting London aud Paris in the
England
The leading journals are ashamed ct
the panic caused by the late war excite
ment, and are attempting to excuse and
let themselves gently down by a,tribu-
ting the pretended hostile attitude of
America to an election fuse on the art
Of the President and his Cabinet.
Intelligent Englishmeu, of all rauks
express themselves painfully humiliated
by the whole affair.
Another false report has been circu-
lated of an attempt to assassinate the
Emperor.
The monthly statement of the Bank
France is not unfavosable in its gen.