Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-20
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Pacific.
New YoRx, Nov. l6.

An extraordinary excitement prevailed
throughout England, amounting 10 q pa.
mic, on the subject Of . wsr with the
United States.
The London Times, in a series Of ed.
i.orisIs, started the subject, which was
BY the provincial press, and
speedily obtained such dimensions, thoi
extras were issued, announcing that the
American Minister had demanded his
passports.
General establishment and regret was
excited by this announcement. and enef.
ge,ic protests were made from all quar-.
iers against forcing the country into o
dangerous war.
Our Liverpool agent .elegraphed TO
Mr.. Buchanan, who promptly and cour.
teously sent him the following explicit
contradiction:
LONDON, Friday Evening. Nov. 2.
"lt is not true that the American Min.
lister has deman anled his passports, aud
there is no foundation for such a report"
Notwithstanding this denial, on TN
easy feeling remains upon the public
mind.
The intelligence from the Crimea is
not of an exciting character.
The Allies had retired from their al.
vances to their previous position, and
were in expectation OF ah attack from
the Russians.
Ii is nevertheless thought unlikely that
any further operations will take place
this season. Both armies are preparing
for winter.
Some trAing successes have been
gained by the fleets, which have now
sailed toward the Gulf Of Pcrekop.
General Codrington has been appoint.
ed to The command Of the British troops
in the Crimea.
The difficulty between France and
Naples has been settled.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-The following ad.
ditional intelligence was received yester.
day:
A dispatch from Dantzic states that
the bulk Of the allied feet was about 10
proceed to Kiel.
A despatch received at ST. Petersburg
states that all lines Of The fleet Of Kin.
burn had proceeded seaward, and that
the Allies had attempted hing new.
Prince Gortschakof fefeg egrsphed to
the Crimea on Thursday, that there was
no new movement in the Crimea.
A correspo ndent Of the Cologne Ga.
zeite, whiting from Berlin, alluded to ru'
mors Of peace, but they are looked on
in diplomatic circles as unfounded, moi
merely because Russia has resorled 10 q
fresh levy Of conscripts, but because ev'
cry comm unica,ion from that empire dis
countenances the belief that Russia will
make oncessions 10 the demands Of The
Western Powers ; on the contrary all
letters from Vienna allude 10 iumors o
peace.
The correspondence OF the Dali.
Neus declares that Russia has positive
ly intmated at both the Courts Of thu
Great German powers her willingness Il
negotiate alone upon the basis ot th'
four points, and that Of the Allies o
December I'd.
The latter are disinclined to renew I
diplomatic conference, although the ives
tern powers have. at the same time de
clared they can only consent TO such
step when there is q sure prospect of OBJ
tanning a satisfactory result.
1t is added that Austria is very far iron
declining the CO. operation OF Prussia.
The Prussian Gazette Of the 3Olh DC
tober states that at this very moment
the French government intimates its viii
lingness at Vienna to negotiate will
Russia on the basis Of the four points.
That il was resolved TO continue tn
war ,and recommence military operation
next spring, with redoubled energy shoul'
q peace not be concl luded in the interim
| The British Government has prohlb
tied the expectation 10 ell foreign coun
tries Of salipetre, nitrate Of soda, sui
phate Of potash, n,uriate Of potash, AM
chlora,e Of potash.
The London Times states the none
market opened this morning with closin
quotations of Wednesday, but subse
auently experienced an advance.
/ The Liverpool Journal Of Saturda
, morning, in a second edition, dated
Q o'clock, A. M, says:
We have Just received telegraP
message from London, conveying mo:
serious intelligence which we can vouc
, for, as our information is from sourc
which excludes the possibility Of doub
The country is on the eve Of war wit
, the United States Of America unless pub
, lie opinion is brought to operate imme
diately upon her Msjesty's ministers.
An interchange Of diplomatic note
/ has taken place this week, between Ea'
/, Clarendon and the American Minister
Q The cause assigned by the Minister
for the appearance Of our ships at Bel
+. muda was the report that Russian Privs
q teers were fitting out in the port Of Ne
&. York hut the fact is denied, and it
i. we'll known that this is mere pretex
). for the real cause refers to the affairs
the Musquito territory, and the existin
business never gave q moments uneas
y ness, never occasioned an angry woI
n from the Government at Washington
,f and never caused solitary complain
IS against Mr.. Champion.