Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17
LATEST NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC
LATER FROM EUROPE.

YORK, Nov. 15-64 A. M.-The steam
Nc with seven days later adyices from
fr az, has arrived off Sandy Hook.
bui fsa,1ipary excitement prevailed in Eng
hNna,,onn,ine almost to II panic. on the sub
And' var with the United States. The London
rc'n in n series of editorials, commenced the
g,ct. which was exaggerated by the Provin-
'aG;p.es. TO such dimensions that extras were
c'l Il announcing that the American Minister
,'"' iamanded his passports. General astonish-
a' and regret were excited by this announce
"at and protests were everywhere heard
~G" :, the government forcing the nation into
-ch dangerous war.
mir. Buchanan our Minister ut London with
ed WI 70 the statement put forth in these ex-
rega' and received the following explicit contra
l,;on from him:
A' , nvnoN. Nov. ID. night.It is not true that
brnercan Minister to England has demand
ne ne: nsssports of the British Government, and
20 W. no foundation for such Il report"
sWa,vith standing this announcement, an I'M
s'.l;np still remains in the public mind.
cas-! FROM THE CRIMEA.4s
n.0re Is nothing important from the seat of
lHs orcept the return of the allies from their
Lance to occupy u moro secure position. in
'o'' '",.,;,n of an attack from the Russians. 1t
likely that any further operations in the
ga rill take place this fall. Both armies are
D,Snarng for the winter
| cP,ne triAiug successes have been gained by
+ .,o allied feet in the Gulf of Perekop.
'D e snaral Sir William Codrington had been ap-
.,;o,ed Commander n-Chief ofthe British forces
n the Crimea:
-iarcor norton of the Allied fleet was about to
proceed to klel. G.. ,,
"a a Ill the ships of the line, which had been ly-
.oT Kinburn, had proceeded seward, and
.'ot the Allies had attempted nothing new in that
erection.
y. ,hore was no new movement in the Crimea.
RUMoRS OF PEACE.
The correspondence of the Cologne Gazette
.;,;ng from Berlin. aluds to rumors of Peace
i .ot are in circulation there; but says they are
Le1 mon in Diplomatic circles as unfounded.
Tbs London Daily News declares positively
.ba, Russia has intimated to both the Courts of
Austria and Prussia her willingness to treat alone
nnor the basis of the four points; and that paper
fIrthur states that the allies are not disinclined
| 10 resume diplomatic conferences, although they
| # the same time declare that they can only con-
sent to such step when there Is a sure pros
nect of obtaning a satisfactory result.
The prussian Gazette of the 18th October at
frms that .this very morning France iatimated
At Vienna its readiness to negotiate with Russla
On the basis of the four points, adding "that 1t
was resolved to continue the war, should peace
hot be concluded in the meantime"
ENGLAND.
The British Government has prohibited the
yportation to foreign countries OF salt petre' nj
rate of soda, sulphate of potash, murlate OF pot
a.h and chloride of potash.
GENNRAL CANRoBERT has embarked for Stock
DIN.
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Cotton was little more
ieerful during the week, and partial advance
one farthng. Sales amount to 63,OuO bales.
Breadstuffs -Wheat is 2prnce lower. Flour is
achanged Corn is Oh higher.
Provisions are without alteration.
Sugar is animated, and ) to q shillings dear
T.
Freights dull.
Money unchanged; Cunsols S8a8S4.
LONDON, Nov 2d.-The London Times of the
IA. states that Money was active. English
mds opened that morning at the quotations OF
HE day before, but afterwards advanced,