The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-11-22
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One Week Later from Europe !!
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC!
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND!
New YORK, Nov. rs.

She brings dates seven days later.
An extraordinary excitement prevail.
ed throughout England, amounting to
a panic. on the subject Of war with the
United States.
The London Times, in a series Of ed
itoriaIs, started the subject, which was
exaggerated by the provincial press, and
speedily obtained such DIMENSIONS, that
extras were issued, announcing that the
American Minister had demanded his
passports.
General astonishment and regret was
excited by this announcement, and eh-
ergelic protests were made from all qua,-
teIS against forcing the country into a
dangerous war.
Our liverpool agent telegraphed 10 Mr..
Buchanan, who promptly and courteous
iy sent him the following explicit contra.
dIction.
London. Friday Eve. Nov. 2.
1T is not true that the American Min.
lister had demanded his passports from
lle DIltloU bOFeIu ullIell' anu tleTe is lO
foundation for such report
Notwithstanding this denial, an unea.
sy feeling remains upon the public mind.
The intelligence from the Crimea is
not of a stirring character.
The allies had returned from their adj
vance to their previous position, and
were in expectation Of an attack from the
Russians.
1t is nevertheless thought unlikely that
any further operations will take place this
season. Both armies are preparing for
winter.
General Codrington has been appoint.
ed to the command of the British troops
in The Crimea.
The difficulty between France and Ma
pies has been settled.
The correspondence Of the Daily News
declares that Russia has positively init
mated al both Courts Of the Great
GermHn Powers, her willingness to ne.
golale alone upon the basis of the four
points, and that Of the allies of Decem-
Der 2I.
The latter are disinclned TO resume
diplomatic conference, although the west.
ern powers have at the same time de-
clared they can only consent to such
step when there is sure prospect Of
attaining satisfactory result
1t is added that Austria is very far from
declining the cooper ttion Of Prussia.
The Prussian Gazette oil October 3Oh
a0lrms that at this very moment the
French GpveInmenl intimates its roadi.
ness at Vienna to negotiate with Russia
on the basis OF the four points.
That it was resolved to continue the
war, aud recommence military opera
tiohs next spring, with redoubed energy
should peace not be concluded in The
Intern.
The British Government has prohibit
ed the expectation to all foreign coun-
tries OF saItpetre nitrate Of soda, su phate
of potash, murate Of potash, and chic
rate of potash.
The London Times states the money
market opened this morning at the clos
ing quotation of Wednesday, but subse-
quentIy experienced all advance.
The mercantile letter from Paris indi-
Gates an increased confidence.
The Liverpool Journal of Saturday
morning, in second edition dated Q O.
clock A, NJ. says;
We have received a telegraph mess
age from London conveying most serious
intelligence, which we can vouch for, ss
our information comes from a sour
which excludes the possibility OF doubt.
The country is on the eve of war with
the United States unless putlic opinion is
brought 10 operate Immediately on their
Mnlnslies' minister
An interchange of diplomatic notes has
taken place this week between Earl
Clarendon and the American minister.
The cause assigned by the Ministers
for the appearance Of our ships at Ber.
muda, was the report that Russian priva-
teerS were fitting out in the port Of New
Y ork but the fact is denied, and it is well
known this is a mere pretext; for the real
cause refers 10 affairs in the MuSquito ter
riory. end the enlisting business never
gave a moments uneasineSs-never ocCa-
stoned an angry word from the Govern
ment at Washington, and never caused a
solitary complaint against Mr.. Cramp.
ton.
The Mosquito question is one that i'm
pairs the peaceful relations between Great
Britain and the United States. II has
been tor some time the source Of diplo.
matte disquiet, and now tends 10 provoke
rupture, 10 quarrel about il would be
maunGSs.
Lord Stanley, Earl Derby's son, is of.
fered the Colonial SecretaryshiP.
Hamilton Seymour is appointed Minis
ter TO Vienna.
The Pacific made. her outward passage
in ten days and three hours.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2.
Brown Il Shipley quote Flour and
Wheat a triha lower and The market for
common grades firm the quotations f'r
Breadstulrs are as follows: Flour, Wes-
tern Canal Al Ia 42s; Philadelphia and
Baltimore 43, Ohio Ass G0 Al Sd.
Corn, Mixed, AS, Richland and Cos,
Circular says Provisions are generally
unchanged.
The brokers' circular reports an ad.
vance in sugar, and an active speculative
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