The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13
ANOTHER NOTE FROM PRUSSIA FOR PEACE.
The Refusal Of louis Napoleon to Allow Mr..
SOule to Pass Through France.
Explanation demanded Of the Emperor
by Mr.. Mason.
Threatened Departure cf OFT Minister from Paris.
Reported Refusal Of the French Govern.
ment to Reply to Mr. Mason.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
DC, de-, &c.

STATE Of The MARKETS,
&C., de-, &c.
Tie Collins msil steamship Atlantic, Captain
West arrived at this port .. two O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. She let Liverpool at quarter past
nine O'Clock on Wednesday morning, the lst inst.
On Saturday, the 4th inst, o. four o'clock p. NJ,
sire passed the steamship Baltic in lat 81 10, Ion
26-12, hence for Liverpool.
The news Ia four days later, and very interesting
The refusal Of Louis Napoleon to allow Mr.. Soule
to pass through France, on bis way to Madrid. has
produced deep sensation among the Americans
In London and Paris. Mr.. Mason has demanded
explanations Of the French Government or his pass
ports. II s semicficially snpounced, in the London
Times, thst Louis Napoleon will not reply to our
Minister's note. Messs. Buchanan, Mason and
Soule agree that the affair is national in its charac.
ter, and must be treated a. such.
The latest te.egraphc intelligence which has been
received by the French ard English governments
.is dated from the Crmea, on the goth October. AT
that time the siege, according to the London Times
was going on favorably; the bombardment from the
trenches Of the besisging armies had been resumed
on the 10th, with ef1e,t but the enemy is not re-
ported to bave sustained the loss Of any essential
psrtof the fortress. From the moment thst g was
clearly secesteinsd tAst ssbastopca csaiA not be 70
duceSstVsn fSom the south sidc and by land, With.
out the operations Of regular siege, there ceased
TO be reason to be surprised at the length Of the pro
asdings. Il is reported that the Russians had
nsfe successful sortie capturing French battery
and Lord Dunkellin, SON Of the Marquis Of Clan
ricardo.
The London Chronicle of the 3lst ult. states
xt.~A~ AI~A ma
by Baron Won Aanteu6el, on the part OF Prussia,
IN which he again earnestly presses upon the Gear
Il acceptance Of the four points, Nothing further
of the document has transpired; but there are not
wanting those who say that the note was dictated
by the Gear himself, to afford pretext for renewal
Of negotiations.
Advices from Vienna continue to express CONT
dsnce that the Germanic States will take part with
Austria. II is noticed indication, that the Ber
lin Ntw Prtssian Gazstte has bsen ordered, under
threat Of confscation, to cease It's attacks on the
French government.
Rumors are again current in Vienna that Bava.
ran army will occupy The Austro-Itaan provinces,
tor the purpose of enabling Austria to have her
whole force available, in case of hostilities with
Russia.
MeDschikoff's carriage, taken after the battle Of
Alma, was on public exhibition at Constantinople,
as trophy It seems it is the identical vehicle in
which he drove through the city during his insolent
embassy of last year. This is what Emerson would
call compensation
We learn from the Baltic that Sir Charles Napier,
who bad recovered from his recent ndsposltion, ar.
rived at Hamburg on the 30th ult., and Immediately
proceeded to Altona.
It 10 stated, in letter from Stockholm, that the
command Of the Baltic ieet next year Is to be given
to Sir Edmund Lyons, now in the Black Sea.
letter from China, dated at Hong Kong on
September ii, says:-The Russian squadron, 1t sp-
pears had been at Quelpaert but had sailed north.
The French frigate Jeane dare had run on shore
10 the river near Woosung, and had to land her
guns and stores to be repaired. Commodore Perry
leaves in the mail stesmer to day for Southampton.
One hundred thousand pairs of wooden shoes
(sabots) are to be shipped from Lyons for the
French army.
Ships continue to load cargoes OF linseed at the
klsck Sea ports. At Revel, and elsewhere in the
Baltic, the blockade Ia considered as removed by
tie departure Of the feete.
The new screw steamer Jura (Cunard) left the
Kersey for Cork Sunday, 20 to embark troops for
varna. Government has also chartered the Cana
dian screw steamers Ottawa and Cleopatra to con-
vsy troops to the East; the prices are reported 10
be f3 sterling per ton per month.
The North China Herald Of August Ssh, says
His Excellency R. NJ McLans, American Minister,
and SUITE quilted this for the South in the Susque-
hanna, on Tuesday last-hsving been detained by
the weather on Saturday, and on Sunday, the United
States steamer received some damage, by being
fouled by the Erolite. II is not the intention Of
either Of the Plenipos, We understand TO give any
decision on the subject Of the Back Duties, until
their return from the South, some month or six
weeks hence.
The Belgian brig Fanny, which was TO sail ON the
let Of November from Antwerp for Vera Crnz, was
leading several cannons, purchased for the Mexican
government.
The clipper ship Lightning arrived at Liverpool
on Monday morning, 23d, from Melbourne August
20--63h days. The screw steamer Great Britain ar.
rived ont in 65 days.
The affairs Of Edward Oliver have at length been
80 far Investigated ss to warrant . belief that an
official announcement will appear In fcw days.
The estate shows property which cost fl, les, ,25S
sterling, to meet 100000 sterling Of liabilities.
The assets consist of-in ships, f60o, $50; duo for
charters and freight, a2o3 900; insurance claims,
1000; timber, sA,5O0; oils, Goals and mines
f4e,30O; bills and securities, fl50,000; open
accounts and securities, sas,ooo. Even suppesins