Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-11-29
EUROPEAN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.


the war with the United States had aba
ted.
There is nothing new from the seat Of
war, excepting rumors Of battles near
Perekop and Smpheropol and the bonn
bardment OF Nicolaoff. Peace rumors are
numerous, but unreliable.
Strenuous efforts have been made to
bring Sweden into to the alliance.
erpoel--Cotton active, owing to the
scarcity Of current and qualities, and an
advance Of fully Id had been established
on the same descriptions, sales of the
week 1900 bales, nearly ! on speculation
and for export.
Breadstuffs advanced and all descriptions
closed active. Wheat Sd de tarer, flour Is,
corn rs Cd.
Provisions unchanged; sugar advanced.
Money easier. Consos 8St
The Canada left at 10 O'Clock on the
morning of the 10th. The Washington
lett Southampton on the 7th.
1t is rumored that Prussia accepts the
office of mediator between Denmark and
the U. s.
Gen. Canrobert is in Stockholm. He is
charged by the Russians with endeavoring
bring Sweden into the alliance. Swe-
den is required either to refuse or assent.
Rumors from Berlin report that Russia
recently made confidential contradictions to
Prussia and Austria of her wish to renew
negotiations and that Bourguency returned
to Vienna with fresh Instructions TO meet
the contingency of proposals from Russia.
1t is further reported that Prince Gorts-
chakoff, Diplomatst at Vienna, and the
Russian Ministers from other Courts are
certainly 10 meet the Gar at Warsaw in
the middle of November, when the ques-
ton of the renewal of negotiations will be
settled. Also that the Emperor of France
is favorable to the renewal.
A French camp of $4,000 men is being
formed at Slistra
The rumored battles near Simpheropol
turned out to be false.
Dispatches from Scbastopo say that the
Russian projects reach almost every spot
kept up on both sides.
The Allies say that the Russians are
making preparations to retreat.
Gen. Devallant has been appointed
Governor of Sebsstopol. Gen. Campbell
took oflense at the appointment. iodring-
ton asks leave to return.
! The French troops are to garrison
Kinburn until the English return.
Sebastopol 3d.-A French force from
Eupatoria on recognzance, fell in with a
large force of Russians, who retreated after
exchanging few rounds. The French
afterwards burned several towns and vii
lagos on the route, and then returned to
Eupatoria.
1t is reported that Odessa will be dis
mantled and the guns sent to Nicolaoff.
and General Luder posted between Kin
burn and Kerson.
The Cur returned direct to ST. Peters
burg.
It is reported at Odessa that the allies
had effected landing near Perkop and
that the Russians were fastening to oppose
them.
st. Petersburg dispatches say thut the
Crimean army is provisioned for months.
Vienna papers say that Russian strength
in the Crimeu is 200, 900 men.
relations with Schamyl.
Selim Pncha is to be stationed at Erzer
burn with the Imperial Guard with which he
would threaten the rear of Russians be-
sieging Kars.
Omar commenced his march on Kutai on
the goth. with % battaions.
Advices from Prussia mention the depar-
ture of the Ambassador for St. Petersburg.
Vienna. Nov. 0-Dispatches received
from the Turkish Embassy state that the
bombardment of Ncoaoff commenced on the
% of October, and continued the whole Of
the following day. Result not anown.
Constantinople, Oct. 29th-The Sultan
has announced his intention of visiting
LonJon and Paris in the spring.
England The excitTeht respecting the
war with the U. s. has subsidized. The
leading journals are ashamed of the panic
and are attempting to excuse it and let
themselves gently down by attributing it
to the pretended hostile attitude of America;
an election ruse on the part of the Prcsi-
dent and Cabinet Tn" intelligent Englis
men of all ranks express themselves deeply
Inundated by the whole affair.
France. Another false report Of an at
tempt to assassnute the Emperor has been
circulated
The monthly statement of the Bank Of
France is stated as not unfavorable in
its general character, though it shows a
diminuton Of a million pounds. Notes in
circulation have been largely reduced.
Spain-Unfrlendly relations are arising
between Spain and England, partly in re-
lation to the case OF Mr. Boylan, British
subject, who was expelled from Cuba, and
notwithstanding the argument of Spain to
submit his grievances to arbtrators, the
British Consul at New Orleans, Briton de-
mands indemnity for Boylan's losses.
Itay-The misunderstanding between
Sardinia and Tuscany remains unsettled.
The departure of the Anglo-Swiss legion
from Genoa, for the Crimea, has been
countermsnded
The correspondent of the London Post
says there is no doubt that a revolutionary
movement has broken out in Sicily
Several insurgents have been captured and
shot, and arrests were also made at Pal