The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-16
ucuer Feeling I'm Cotton wheat lower
Flour Unchanged.

Srw york. Nov. l5-6i A. M.-The steamer
Pacific with seven days later adSices from Europe
has arrived off Sandy Hook.
Extraordinary excitement prevailed In England
amounting almost to panic. on the subject OF wal
wifi, the United States. The London Times, in
series Of editorials, commenced the subject when
was exaggerated by the Provincial Press to such
dimensions shat extras were issued announcing
that the American Minister had demanded his pass
norris General astcnishnent and regret were ex
cited by this announcement, and protests were
everywhere heard against the government forcing
the nation into sucf, dangerous war
The American Consul at Liverpool telegraphed
Mr. buchanan our Minister at London, with re
gard to the statement put forth in these extras and
received the following explicit contradiction from
him:
"LoxDoN Nov. I'd, night.-1t is not true thar i !.
American Minister TO England has demanded MS
passports of the British Government, ana lhere is
no foundation for such report
Notwithstanding this announeements an uneasy
feeling still remains in the public mind
PROM THE CRIMEA
There il nothing important from the seat OF wal
except the return of the allies from Their advance
,,,- a more secure position. in expectation OF
an attack from the Russians. 1t is unlikely tina
any further operations in the field viii take place
This fall Both armies are preparing Tor inc VIII
ter. -, ,o,, r,o;n,5 h., III,
allied fleet in the Gulf OF Perekop
General Sir William Codrington had been ap
,,o;ntod Commander-in-Chief of the British forces
in the Crimea.
larger norton of the Allied feet ABOUT to pro-
A dspatch received from st. Peter sburg states
that all the ships of the line, which had been lying
off Knburn, had proceeded seawafd ana una. nv
| Allies had attempted nothing new in that dlrec
/ ton ~ 4. ..
/ Gortchakoff tclegraphed to st. Petersburg that
shere was NJ new movement in the crimea
I RUMoRS OF PEACE.
| rrba CORRESPONDENCE of the Cologne Gazette
writing from Berlin. alludes to rumors of Peace
/ that are in circulation there but says they are
looked upoa in Diplomatic circles as unfounded
The London Daily News declares positively tina
Russia has minated to both the Courts of Austrl;
and prussia her willingness to treat alone upon thu
basis of the four points, and that paper turtle
states that the Allies not disincllned to RESUME
dinlomatic conferences, although they at the sam
time declare that they can only consent to such
| step when there Is sure prospect VI Obtaining
satisfactory result.
l firms that this very morning France intimated a
Vienna its readiness to negotiate with Russia OF
the basis of the four points" adding that 1t was re
, solved to continue the war, should peace not b
concluded in the mean time"
= ENGLAND.
r. The British Government has prohibited the ex
N portatlOn to Foreign countries VI SAT- Pe'io' mn
| of soda suphate of potash, muriate OF potash ant
, chloride of potash.
n GENERAL CANRoBERT has embarked for Stock
:, holm.
THE MARKETS.
: LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2d-Cotton was \ little more
: cheerful during the week and partial advance o
r one farthing Sales amount TO 65,O00 bales
Observation-Disclosures is pence lower. Flour i
/ nehanged. Cornis Cd. higher.
Provisions are without alteration.
Supar is animated. and ) to q ShilliDpa dearer
Freights dull
Money unchanged Consols 9edeek.
E LONDON, Nov. 2d.-The London Times of tn
ID, states that Money was active. English fund
opened that morning at the quotations of the da
: before; but afterwards advanced.
by Telegraph from London to Liy9pookl
LONDON, Nov. 3d.-Consols closed this mornin
at S7i asa