Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-23
the AMERICAN.
ONE wEEK LATER PROM EpRoPE.
lllIVlI OF TIL PACIFIC.


She brings dates seven days later.
An extraordinary excitement pre-
vailed throughout England. amount
ing to panic, on the subject OF a war
with the United States
The London TIxss, in \ series OF
editorials. started the subject, which
was exaggerated by the provincial
press. and speedily obtained such d.
mansions that extras we're issued. an
nouucing that the American Minister
had demanded his passports
General astonishment and regret
was excited by this announcement. and
energetic protests were made from all
quarters against forcing the country
into dangerous war.
Our Liverpool agent telegraphed to
Mr.. Buchanan. who promptly and
courteouely sent him the following ex-
plicit contradiction:
"London. Friday, Nov. 2.
lis not true that the American
Minister has demanded his passports
from the British Government, and
there Is no foundation for such a re-
port.
Notwithstanding this denial. an un-
easy feeling remains upon the public
mind.
The intelligence from the Crimea is
not Of stirring character
The Allies had returned from their
advance 70 their previous position, and
were 10 expectation Of al attack from
the Russians 1t Is, nevertheless.
thought unlikely that any further cpe-
rations will take place this season
Both armies are preparing for winter.
Some trifing successes have been
gained BY the fleets. which have now
sailed toward the Gulf Of PerekoP-
Gen. Codrington has been appoint
ed to the command Of the British
troops in the Crimea.
The difficulty between France and
Naples has been settled
LoSDoS. November 5.--Ihe follow
ing additional intelligence was receiv-
ed yesterday:
General Canrobert has embarked
from Lubec for Stockholm in French
steamer.
A dispatch from Dantzic states that
the bulk Of the Allied fleet was about
to proceed to KEEL.
A dispatch received at St. Peters,
burg states that all lines Of the fleet of
Kinburn had proceeded seward, and
that the allies had attempted nothing
new.
Prince Gortschakoif telegraphed TO
st. Petersburg on Thursday that there
was no new movement in the Crimea.
A correspondent Of the CologAe
Gazette. writing from Berlin. alluded
to rumors Of peace, but they are look
ed on il diplomatic circles as unbound |
ed. not only merely because Russia
has resorted to a fresh levy Of con-
scripts but because every communica-
ton from that empire discountenances
the belief that Russia will make con.
cessions to the demands Of the West
ern powers. on the contrary. all letters
from Vienna aIlude to rumors OF peace.
The correspondent OF the Daily |
News declares that Russia has posi-
lively intisnsted ut both the courts OF
the great German powers her willing
ness to negotiate alone upon the basis
Of the four points. and that OF the
Allies Of Dec. 2.
The latter are disinclined to resume
diplomatic conference. although the
Western powers have atthe same time
declared they can only consent to such
q step when there Is sure prospect OF
attaining satisfactory result.
II is added that Austria Is very far
from declining the cooperation OF
Prussia. - .
The Prussian Gazette OF October
80 afirms that, at this very moment,
the French government intimates its
readiness at Vienna to negotiate with
Russia on the basis of the four points;
that u was resolved to continue the
war and recommence military opera
tons next spring with redoubled enel
gy. should q peace not be concluded
in the interim.
The British government has prohib-
tied the expectation to all foreign
countries Of saltpeter, nitrate of soda,
sulphate Of potash, muriate Of potash
and chlorate Of potash.
The London Times states the money
market opened this morning at the
closing quotations Of Wednesday, but
subsequently, experienced an advance.
The mercantile letters from Paris
indicate an increased confidence.
The Liverpool Journal of Saturday
morning, ina second edition, dated 2
o'clock A. NJ, says:
I'VE have received a telegraph
message from London, conveying most
serious. intellioence. which we can
vouch for, as our information comes
from source which excludes the pos
sibility Of sdoubt. The country is on