Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-06


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by the Steamer Atlantic.
Nav YoRK, Dec. l.
The Atlantic brings one hundred and seven
ty- five passengers. She experience heavy west
erly gales for the last ten days.
The Atlantic arrived out at Liverpool ON the
18th, and the 81 Louis the same day at
Southampton.
There Is nothing important from the Crimea
Both armies were occupied in hntting and pre-
pairing for winter. A desullory fire rs kept up
between the north and south side Of SebasiOpOl,
and the Notifications Of both sides are being aug
mented.
The latest dates by mail are to the Sd Of No
veInbe:.
The weather continued very fine.
The latest dispatch from Gortschakoff, dated
November 5. says: There is nothing in
the Crimea. The enemy continue 10 occupy
the Valley of Baid@. where they have two diyi-
sions"
A Russian cadet. who had deserted, reported
that Gortschakof had determined to hazard an
attack upon the Allies, who were in eonse-
quence every night reinforcing their advanced
posts and supporting them with field artillery
Count Zamicski has been appointed TO raise
and command a division of Cossacks and Poles
for the Turkish service.
st. Petersburgh dispatch says the Emperor
left NieolaiOff ON the 7lh Of November for tie
Crimea. to thank Gortschakoffs army in per
son, and returned via Moscow TO st. Peters
burgh.
Up to the 18th of November the Allies had not
undertaken anything new in the Crimea.
The expectation OF breadstuffs had been pro-
hisited from all the Turkish ports. and impor-
tations allowed duty free.
A portion ofthe French feet had arrived in
Biecas Bay.
A private dispatch says that Russia had alb
solutely prohibited the exports Of breadstuffs.
Sweden was expected 10 follow her example.
The Allied fleets at the mouth Of the Bay Of
Dresper had been reduced to twenty eight YES
sells.
Official accounts Of General Williams and
Moarayofs attack upon kars have been pub
| lished
General Weddle had been summoned to Ber-
lin. Rumor says he is again TO be dispatched
TO Paris upon apeace mission. Numerous CON-
Inunicatlons are being exchanged between the
Courts Of Vienna and 81. Petersburg. but it Is
thought that preliminaries for peace negotia-
tions will not take definite shape until the ar
rival Of Sir Hamilton Seymour, the new British
/ Minister AT Vienna.
A Berlin dispatch, dated the 3D.. says il APP
pears more positive that prelilninaries are be
ing arranged at Brussels. with the assent of
Russia, for The receptions Of negotiations. not
withstanding the denials persisted in. Ia is
believed that peace Is not far of.
The formal closing Of the Paris Exkibition.
and the distribution by the Emperor Of the dec.
oratiocs and medals adjudged. to- = place ON
the 18th. The list Of American premiums has
not been received. The Emperor made brief
address. extolling the benefits Of theexhibition.
In relation 10 the war he said: "You desire. as
! do, speedy and desirable peace: hut This
peace, TO be durable, must distinctly reasze the
objects for which the war was undertaken.
Europe must decide who is right aud who's
wrong; final victory is To be achieved by nut
lac opinion. He called on foreign countries de-,
string peace to pronounce for OF against he Al
lies, and argued that without peace or res, the
forging OF these arms was necessary 10 carry
out the objects Of the alliance
Engiand.-lt is rumored that the Secretary
ship refused by the Duke Of Newcastle will be
given 10 Frederick Peel. who will be succeeded
IN the War Office by DIR. Layard.
Gen. Codrington accepts the command Of the
army ia the Crimea.
Orders and ribbons have been bestowed upon
Generals Pelissier and Simpson.
The Chartists. under Earnest Jones aud
other former leaders. have appeared in protest
against the recent expulsion Of refugees from
Jersey.
The American whaler. john Hsnry fell in
with the abandoned British Arctic ship. the Rec
dilute, of Belcher's expedition, in Davis Straits.
aud took possession Of her, abandoning their
own ship.
Beigiam.-The Belgian Chambers had been
reopened.
The-king's speech vas highly cnngratulatory
upon the iourishing state Of the nation, but
makes no allusion 10 the war.
SsoedeR-General Canrobcrt had an audience
with the King Of Sweden. and met with a cor
dial reception, but nothing is said as TO the sue
cess Of his mission.
Rumor says il has reference TO an alliance be-
tween a member OF the Bonaparte family and
the royal family Of Sweden.
Denmark.-An the governments invited TO
take part in the Conference with reference 10
the Sound dues, including Russia, have signi-
/ fed their intention Of being represented.
Denmark repudiates all intention Of relin-
gushing her neutrality or entering into negotia-
tons for altering the law Of succession.
Ii is reported that Canrohert will visit Copen-
hagen on his return
Spaia.-The troubles in Saragossa are over.
and order has been restored
SardiHia.--The difficulties between Sardinia
and Tuscany are ON the point OF being settled.
The Sandman Chamber opened on the l2th.
The King, IA his speech. gloried in ids alliance
with the Western Powers.
Hdty.-Mazza, the discharged Minister OF
Police. has been promoted by the King Of Ma
pies to the post Of Counsellor of State.
tx. President Fillmore was on his way to It
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The elections in Switzerland resulted in the
triumph Of the Russians
Creece.-The United States Minister To Greece
has excited attention by exchanging formal Wis
it's with the Russian Minister. French papers
say the United States offer to pay of the in
debtedness Of Greece 10 England and France.
upon condition Of receiving the island Of Milo
for ninety years
The American squadron left Athens on the
9Th OF November for Constaniinoplc.
rHK LATEST TELEoRAfH-
london, Saturday AtfcTRoea -Consois closed
at 80.
There is rumor Of the propable eas,y disso-
luton of Parliament.
IL Is reported in Paris that Canrobert IS 10 de-
mand the hand OF The daughter of the King Of
Sweden for Prince Napoleon.
The line of telegraph from Simpheropol and
Nicolaien TO II fetersburgh has been opened.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Il.
The Brokers Circular quotes Wheat 3 did
dearcr; Flour Is. IL is genei ally Conceded that
Philadelphia and Baltimore Flour is 44Ca47s.
Ohio do, 46Cef7s- White Wheat, I2s 9d6i3.
red. lis. sd@l2d. Southern Corn. 47@4ss.
Richardson. Spence Co. quote Provisions
as slightly advanced.
WASHINGTON. Dec. !.
Republicans TO the number Of thirty held a
caucus this morning. but made no nominations
They will, however, vote for Gener.. Cuilom
Soc Clerk. expecting the Americans 10 help them
elect a Republican Speaker.
There were about sixty present Mt a Demo.
cratic caucus this evening Strong Admins
Iaiion and Anti-know Nothing resolutions
were adopted.
General Richardson was nominated Cor Spea-
ker. and Banks, of Virginia, for Clerk. Wendell
for Printer. Johnson for Postmaster, and Glass
bremen for Sergeant at Arms.
NV YoRK, Dec. 4.
The steamship Washington sailed 10 day for
Bremen- She took out seventy passengers and
s20.0O0.
At Ashland. Schuylkill county. Penn. a col
hssion occurred a few dars am hof,r..o,. an