The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1855-11-22

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portant feature 10 her advics, Is the sft'rnpi
which Ia bcing inaiic by the English govern
rnent, supported BY portion Of 'hc press "a
excite feeling Of hostility against the United
States. In the minds Of the English people
Tbs London T,ms hrsdx this movement. on the
part Of the press and such was the excitement
At the time the steamr len, that extras had
bcen issucd announcing that Mr.. BccDAsAS
had demanded his passports This rumor. how
ever. our minister promptly contrsdirte'l IN
being tecgrsphsd 10 by the agent of the asso'
ciatcd press at Liverpool,
The reason ascribsd for this war krling In
..ngland, by its promoters. will excite naugh'
but laughter AMI ridicale on thia sds of the
Atlantic Ths idea Of dcsont upon ireland
has never becn seriously entertained by iiliy per
sons, and Tie Cuban isver bas nlrnos, entirely
subsided II Is interesting 10 peruse the ssHn
mcut. Of the eastern papers on this last dodge"
Of John Bull
The n. T. Trtbuus takes rather u curious
view Of the ense. II says;
confederation will be tempted 10 reply in n
kindred spirit TO the SILLY gaaconade Of the
Times and one or two other British jouruals
foreshadowing q war between this country and
Great Britain II would bc a sacrifice N Ma.
tioual dignity to take the matter al al! serious
ly The whole thing Ia hui a iincssr of tricky
famerston possibly pa, up,o IT by his mas
ter IDuis Napoleon covers some ui'rrlor
gime which will in due time be dcyelopss.
We strongly doubt that the fleet 70 o,ton.a'
tiously dispatched 10 our coast Ia coming hll@f
at all very likely the commander has sealed %
dora which. bcing opened IN arriving oh GER
tain point In mdoonn, will direct hiin to
change his course for some port thousands 81
miles from lis
III Y T. Times Gays
Tho feeling Ia London seems 10 he general.
that ihers Is danger Of War lrtw~n the two
countries and although the Times, and those
who sympi,hiae with H. yanut loudly a0i Ohm
sycIy The power of England "a rru'h "or am
hItion together, the more ln,licious understand
fully that in such contest ther" viii hc blows
% iaif. az well "a well ~ blows 10 give Tte
Liverpool Journals, Il Will be observed which
represent the camrne rral interests of England
are cmphatie in their condemnation Of the7e IN
crndiEry mp,riritis.
Tho Cour,er dad F,,gaus, ,hus d,'poss uf
the i.onloe Times efiiclr
The bolt lannchel at Young America d.
voted head. 10 which 1.-THE bolt, no, the hea.i,l
wc directed attention Yesterday, coud not have
hecu fabricated by le,a accomplished wag
,han the puppet e,litor II tT London thafise-
ri and Se ean nmgine the halt mhecc, half
dcndish glee. with which hr r,,urahcd eat his
delight at having betrayed tho Jupiter oi t'rti'
ing House Stluarr into making Jrfg al him
s,r surely ~ MANY alsurtiiiI,N. 80 much ~
narnncc. and 81 much aolnn n,atseiss, were
never before crowded nin such limited space.
Our renders doubtless Rad the artirle. which
we gave Yesterday IN full uni whic they read
Il did not know whether 10 laugh most Ut the
man who could write IT, m nj the proph' t'r
whom II could lc written. with the expectation
that they would ral !, With snl"'r ias~
Capt NswL.Sps. passenger In the Asia
Liverpool the wraihlul comments of the Ion
don Times nhcut the supposed expeditions
iram the United States. excited only merri-
mcnt among the business men, The story. he
reports. was traced TO certain expressions used
by Tnoa,s Fe,xcis MrAGurn inn lecture de.
lvcreL by him, aud which were transmitted Ia
the Times aud the Admiralty, So much for
the invasion expeditions. About the Heet ol
wa, vessel to he sen, Ia the coast. lcou'nncs
the Atlaa.l by referring To the british Navy
List. II will hc sen b, the time they arrive
here, the time ii ihosr now on this station sIll
have expired
The Atlas adds
Among the stories aioat IN England, Capt,
Nowlnuds informs ns, was one that largo
feet el pr,vatccrs, d,siun,d for the service of
Russia. were building IN onr Ecnstcru ports;
and that on, friend Mr, Mckay was one Of the
principal ba'ldcrs This j. au old eaa''d NJ
yiveJ
So much Tor tho Amerlcan press, The Ea.
ropeau TnN. Of October u has the following
article on the subject The Tims, Is the lead.
ing commercial paper IN Liverpool
The British public were as much startled Ms
the people OF the United States will he by the
appearance OF an article ~ the leading iouroal
Of Thursday. t,ho London rIme-,) relat've 10 u
Misunderstanding between this country aud
the American Union. The article to which
we refer will he iourd In another part Of our
imprcssion, and although vs. must adm,t tina,
the tom Il the writing IN the Journal referred
10 ia for the most part uneNccptionaolc. s''il,
this Incorporate datribc has been very gen
orally condemned, and certainly has met with
no response on this side oi the water. THIS
as a test Of public op,nion in England is con
elusive aud the commercial world were put IN
possession Tor the first time. through tho me.
diua ia question, Of the Tact tha, the govern
m.n,s OF the tive countries were not on terms
r. friendly a. formerly
The Earl " Elismcr' IN lecture which
be delivered the other evening on the subject #
the Russian war, 10 persons d his own imu,,s
date neighborhood. made u p'markahlc state
men,--rmarkable. certainly when taken ia
connection with the inflated and bclieo,c spirit
OF the article in the Times, announcing tha, the
British govcrnmen, had largely NinnrNd The
W@, India squadron. in order 10 check tbs fit
bastcring expeditions of the worst portions oI
American society
If YOU were To ask me- said his lcr,hhip
which which was thr most wariike nations u,
the world. sboui aay the United STATES 81
America. They have many thousands Of miles
of frontier and they have ncx, Ia M army u,
all; but they have a laryc population. aceus-
tomed TO the USE Of arms, aod ready To volun.