Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-22
Arrival of the Pacific.

New York, Nov l5
The steamer Pacific arrived at her dock at s, this
A. NJ, with London and Liverpool dates To Novem.
/ bcr3 The Pacific made her outward passage in ten
days and three hours.
/ Extraordinary panic in England, in consequence
/ of runor of with the l.. - and that Buchanan
had demanded passports Buchanan contradicts the
story.
/ london Times. i'm q skillfully malicious editorials
started the subject which, exaggerated by the Prov
ineia, Press, speedily attained such dimensions that
extras were issued announcing that the American
Minister had demanded his passport. General an
nounccment, and angry protests wer0 heard against
the Government for forcing the nation to danger
Our liverpool agent telegrnphed to his excellon
cy, the American Minister, who promptly and cour;
e1usly sent HIM the following expert contradiction of
the rNmur
"It is not lruc that Inc American Minister has do
mandcd hss pa ports trnn the British Government.
( There is no liH suation for such u report"
Notwithstanding this, an uneasy feeling remains
in the public ~ nd. j..
Nothing important from tho scat Of war, except
The return 81 c allies from tlcr advance to former
positions in expectation of attack from the Rus
sans mover liz, il is unlikely that any further OPP
erations W ii AXE p!acc this season Both armies
preparing 10 winter. Some ;ritng successes have
been gained by fleets which have now sailed to-
wards Gals re ckofi. Copous details at hand of cap
ture of nctUm.
Lord s,aiIcy, Earl Dcrbys son, is offered tie col
onial sectc Gryship Gen Codrngton appointed
commander Ill Crmca in room of Simpson.
ADDITIONAL ny THE PACIFIC
Inndon--Saturday.-G Canrobert has ON
barked from Lumhro for Stockholm in Fronch
steamer.
A dispatch from Danizic says both of allied feots
were about to proceed TO kol.
\ dispatch received at st. Petersburg states that
all tlo liners o Il.e feet of knburn had proceeded
scawafd and that the all es had attempted nothing
now.
Gortsehakof telegraphcS to ST. Petersburg Thurs
day that there WAS no new movement IN the Crimca.
4 correspondent of the Cologne ia zctte from Berlin
a nI huf hos nj
on, ndiplomatic circles, as unfDunded-not only bo-
cause kussia has resortcd To fresh levy OF con-
scripts, but because every communication from that
Empire tlscounenances the beliet that Russia will
ever make any concessions TO the demands, of the
Western powers. On the other hand, all the letters
arriving from Vienna allUde TO rumors Of pence
The correspondence Of the D0aV NeuS declares
that Russia has positively minated at both the
Courts of the great German powers, her Willingness
to- ncS"ciUc alone on the hasis of the four points
and that the allies of December second ARE not nj all
inclined Ia resume conferences. although thieves
tern powers have Attic same time declared that they
can only consent when there is q prospect ofat
tanning satisfactory results
1t is added that Austria tx very fur from declin.
ing tho cooperation OF PRUSSIA. The Pruesiau
GG>c,tc OF the 18th of October, aflims that at
the very moment the French Government intnlates
at Vienna its readiness To ucgo iatc with Prussia,
the basis Of the four points, adding hat it was re-
solved TO continue tho war and recommence militia
ry operations next spring, with rcdouhcd energy,
should pehce not be concluded in the interim. The
British government has prohibited the expectation
to all foreign countries OF Salt Peter trnte Soda,
Sulphatc Potash, Muratic Poiasl. and Chloreato
Potash. From the T.mes article, the English funds
opened Tie morning ut the closing quotations of We'd
nesday, but subsequently cXper'crccd an advance
Mercantile letters from Paris indie ate increasing
confidence
Mcssrs. Lewis, Keys g. CO., suspended This morn
ing. They were engaged i'll the oil ana iruit trade,
Liabilities E2O0,0
London, Saturday, by telegraph, cousols closed
this morning tNi. 80 Tor both money and account,
The liverpool News of Saturday, ID edition. da.
ted Saturday o'clock, 4. NJ, says; We have recei-
we'd tecgraphc despatch from London conveying
most serious intelligence, and we vouch for IFS Inn
portanoe for the information comes from
which excludes the possibility OF doubt. The
try il en- the of war with the u. s., unless pub
lie opinion II brought TO operate on her ln'Jestys
Minister.
An actve interchange of diplomatic notes has to
ken place this week between the Earl Clarendon and
the American Minister.
The cause assigned by the Minister for the appen-
rance of our ships nj bermuda was report thota
Russian privatccr is fitting out in the port of N
York, buf the fact ia denied and II il well known that
this is prctext, for the real cause refers to tho
affairs of the Musquto territory. The enliStng bu
sjncss never gave n moments urcasiness, never &C.
casloned one angry word from the government at
Washington nor caused solitary complaint against
Mr. Champion
The Mosquito question is the one that impcrls tho
peace hetwcon Great Britain and the United States.
1t has been for sometime SOURCE of diplomatic dis
quiet between the two countries, and now tends to
open rapture. To quarrel about ii would be mad