Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-17
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PAcIF1

ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP PACIFIC.
1 NEw YoRK, Nov. 15.--'rhe steamer Pacific ,r.
rived of Sandy Hook light SHIP at 90 CLOCK this
| morning. She brings seven days later European
dates.
/ An extraordinary excitement prevailed through.
out England, amounting to almost panic on the
subject OF war with tie Uni'ed States.
The London Times, in srlies of editorials,
BStaretl the subject, which exaggerated by the pro-
vincal press, speedily obtained such demonSira.
tons that extras were issued nnUuncing that The
American Minister, Mr. Buchanan, lad demanded
his passports.
General establishment and regret was excited by
this announcement, and energetic protests were
made against the Government forcing the country
Into dangerous war.
Our Liverpool Agent telegrophed 10 Mr.. Bucha-
non, who promptly and conIteouSy sent him the
| following contradiction:
''Lonton, Friday night, Nov. 2.
"It is not tue that the Amtrcrn Minister has
demanded his passports from TIE BRUSH Govern
meMt, and ihtre is NJ foundation for any such re-
| port"
Notwithstanding This denial. an uneasy feeling
remains upon the public mind.
/ Intelligence from The Crimea brings no stirring
events
The allies have returned from their advance to
their previous positions and were expecting an at
tack from the Russians.
|
ther operations will take place this season, as both
arm es are preparing for winter.
Some traing successes have been gained by the
| fleet, which has nov sailed towards the Gull OF
PerekoP.
Gen. Codrington has been appointed TO the COM
/ mand OF the British troops in the Crmea.
| The difficulty between france ard Naples has
been settled.
| COMMERCIAL.
| Liverpool, Nov. 2.-COttUn during the week
has been more cheerful, with partial advance
of I'd, sales VI g.. 001 bales. Brown, Shpley & Co.
quote the market as buoyant. Tut not without i'm
ptovement in lower and middling quotations OF
ID, and i'll fair Orleans and Mobile OF I'd. Sales
OF the week have been $500 bales, including g.
COO bales 10 spectators and 1880 10 exporters,
market closed steady.
Flour unchanged in prices, and Corn Cd dearer.
Brown, Shipley Il Co. quote Flour and Wheat o
triie lower, market for common firm. Quota
lions for breadstulS as follows: Western Gu
nal flour 4ln42s; P Philadelphia and Bait. 43; Ohio
44a44S6d. Corn, mixed AS.
Richardson, Spencer & Co. quote provisions as
generally unchanged.
The Brokers Circular reports an advance in
sugar and an active speculative demand The
advance is from 10 IS.
Potash is quoted at 34S Cd; Pearl ashes 36a3Ss.
ROSin firm al 5sa5S Sd.
London, 2d.-Burrimg Bros. circular quotes an
advance in sugar of 5a6S.
Welsh bar iron aud rails quoted, ON shIpboard,
at Is. Pig iron lbs Sd.
Money market steady. ConSos for money quot
ell at SSaS84. American stocks easier, but not
quOtably lower: Frsighls dull but unchanged IN
prices.
Bullion in the Bank OF England has increased
| ESQ, 600.
London, Nov. 3--Fhe following additional i'll
teIIigence was received yesterday: That Gen. Cau-
| robert had embarked from Lubec for Stockholm,
i'll The French steamer.
a dispatch !IUm the DanlZc states that The bulk
Of the allied fleet was about 10 proceed To Keil.
\ dispatch received at ST. Petersburg states that
all ihe lines OF fleet off KlnbuIn had proceeded
seward aud that The allies had attempted nothing
| rev.
Prince GortschakoT teegra9hed to ST. Peters
burg on Thursday, that III. was no new move
ment in the CrImea.
correspondent OF the Cologne Gazette writing
from Berlin alludeS to rumorS Of peace, Lul they
| are lOUked ON IN diplomatic circles as unlouniet,
not only merely because Russia has resorted to the
first levy OF cOnScnPtS, but because every COM
muncatiOn from that Empire dScOuntenanceS the
belief that KuSSia will make concessions to the
demands Of the Western Powers. On The Other
hand all Letters from Vienna altitude to ruuorS oil
peace.
Correspondents of :he Daily:News declare that
Russia has positively minated at both courts Of
the great German Powers, her willingness 10 ne
gotlale alone upUn The basis of the four points,
and that of Tie allies OF December Bud. The lat
Ter are d'Slnclinedto resume diplomatic confer
nee, although the Western Powers lave al the
same time declared that they can only consent 10
such step when there is sure prospect OF its ter
mlnatIng with satisfactory result.
II is added that Austria is very far from declining
the cooperation Of Prussia.
The PiuSSian Gazette OF Oct. Both alfrmS that
at this very moment the French Government init
mates, at Vienna, its readiness to negotiate with
Russia oil the basis OF the four points; adding that
II was resolved to continue The war and re-
commence military operations next spring with re-
doubled energy, should peace not be concluded i'll
the interim.
The British Government has prohibited the tx-
portalon 10 foreign countries OF SaltpetTe, nitrate
of soda, sulPhate OF potash, muIlate and chlorate
of potash.
The London Times states that the money mar
ket opened this morning. at closing quotations OF
Wednesday, but subsequently, experienced mad
vance.
The mercantile letters from Paris indicate an In
| creased confidence.
The Liverpool Journal Of Saturday morning, in
| second edition dated 2 A. NJ, says:
We have received Geographic message from
| London conveying The most serious intelligence,
which we can vOuch lor, as the information comes
from source Which excludes all possibility of
doubt. The country is on the eve OF War with
the United States, unless public opinion is brought
to operate Immediately on their MajeStie's Minis
te:s. An active interchange of diplomatic notes
has taken place this week between Earl C!aram
don aud the American Minister. The cause u.s.
signed by the ministers for the appearance of our
| Slips at Bermuda, was TIE report that Russian
prlvateers were fitting out in the port Of New
York; but the fact is denied, and ii is well known
That this lisa mere pretext for the real cause, which,
refers to affairs in Mosquito Territory, and the
existing business never gave moments uneaSi-
ness, never occasioned an angry word from the
! Government ut Washington, and never caused
solitary complaint against Mr. Crampton. The
AlSquito question is one which mpairs the peace
Iul relations between Great Britain and the Uni
led States. II has been Tor some time the source
ofdiplomatic dsQulet between the two counties,
and now tends to provoke open rupture. To
quarrel about it would be madness.
London, 3d-by telegraph -Consols closed this
morning al S73aSS, both Tor money and accounts.
| DUEL.
PnILA., Nov. ia duellng party was arrest
ed a; SchuyikiII Haven, this morning, by officer
CHS; Of PottsvilIe, consisting of CnI. WetherelI
ard Mr.. AdolphuS MoCTe as principals and Mr..
Eli Bowen and DR.. Elager seconds, all belonged 10
Putsville. The affair is said 10 have had IT'S orr