Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-21
,AnnrvAL 81 THE PACIFIC.

ARRIVAL Of THE PACIFIC.
Nrw Yosx, Nov. Is
The steamer Pacific arrived at her dock at 81
dis A. Il with Ioadon and Liverpool dates TO
Nov. s. The Pacific made her outward passage
/ ii, ten days and three hours.
\ Cotton All qualities have considerably sdyanc-
/. cd ieat Sales for the week 81, 900 bales Flour
nasfsct unchanged; moderate demand prrsioss
rates. Wheat declined cd; Corn advanced Cd,
I Consois for money quoted ssasss Money mar
ket unchanged.
IS Extraordinary panic in England, in ccnse-
4 euence of runner of war with the U. s. aud that
Buchanan had demanded passports. Buchanan
I contradicts the story.
London Times; IN a skilisul malicious editorials
started the subject, which, exaggerated by the
Provincial Press, speedily obtained such dimen-
/ sions that extras were issued announcing that
the American Minister had demanded his pass
port General establishment and regret was ex-
cited by the announcement, and angry protests
were heard against the government for forcing
the nation TO SO dangerous war.
ouI Liverpool agent teiegraphed to the Amer
lean Minister who promptly and eourteously sent
him the following expert contradiction of the
| runner.
at is not true that the American Minister has
demanded his passports from the British Govern
| nient. There is no foundation for such report.
Notwithstanding this, an uneasy feeling re-
mains in the public mind. $3.50
Nothing important from the seat of war ex-
cept the return of the allies from their advance
TO former positions in expectations of an attack
from the Russians, nevertheless it is unlikely
that any further operations viii take place this
| season. Both armies preparing TO winter Some
| triding successes have been gained by fleets
| which have now sailed twards Gulf PerekoF. Co.
| pious details to hand of capture of Kingburn.
Lord Stanley Earl Derby's son, is offered the
colonial secretaryship. Gen Codrington appoint
ed commander in Crimea in room Of Simpson.
Hamilton Seymour minister to Vienna. DIFF
| fcuity between France and Naples settled--Liv-
| erpool observation-disclosures, Shipping 4 CO., re-
port flour without Improvement, but in more de-
mand; white wheat 12sal2s I'D; Red lis 9da
/ Us Western canal -four 4lsa42s.
Philadelphia and Baltimore 43s; Ohio AS 3d.
White corn 45sa45s Cd; yellow Ass 6da44s; mix
| cd ABS Cd. Liverpool Observation-Disclosures
| Spencer 4 Co, report beef as slightly improved
in demand but sales scarcely to average extent;
Pork in fair enquiry, prices dearer; Bacon rather
lower; Stocks of Irish increasing; Lard unchang-
ed, fair enquiry 66o67s; Tallow IS dearcr 66a
| CTS.
ADDITIONAL ny THE PACIFIC.
Lohuoh~1dtuiuitN- peu tdllTODpTt Has Ell
barked from Lubre for Stockholm in a French
| steamer. ... ..
dispatch from Dontzec SAYS both Of allied
fleets were about to proceed to KEEL
dispa. oh received at Petersburg states that
all the liners of the feet off Kinburn had proceed
I'D seaward, and that the allies had attempted
nothing new. e....... L.-.....
Gortschakoff telegraphed st. Petersburg Thurs
day that there was no nav movement in the
Crimea A correspondent of the Cologne Ga
zette from Berlin, alludes to rumors of peace |
but they are looked upon in diplomatic circles,
as unfounded-not only because Russia has re
sorted to fresh levy of conscripts, but because
every communication from that Empire dscoun- |
tcnances the belief thrt Russia will ever make |
any concession to the demands of the Western |
powers. On the other hand, all the letters ar
irving from Vienna allude to rumors of peace
The correspondence of the Daily News declares |
thrt Russia has positively intimated at both the
Courts of the great German powers, her willing
ness to negotiate alone on the basis of the four
points and that the allies of December second
are not all disinclined to resume conferences,
although the western powers have at the same
time declared that they can only consent when
there is sure prospect of attaining satisfactory
ly results. s-.. ora.
1t is added that Austria is worry far from de-
clning the cooperation of Prussia. The Pr,ls-
sian Gazette of the 18th of October, affirms
that at the very moment the French Government
intimat9s ut Vienna its readiness to negotiate
with Prussia, on the basis of the four points, adj
ding that it was resolved to continue the war and
recommence military operations next spring,
with redoubed energy, should peace not be con-
Guided i'll the interim. The British government
has prohibited the expectation to all foreign
countries Of Salt Petre, Nitrate Soda, Sulphatc
Potash, Muriatic Potash and Chlorate Potash
From the Times article, the English fluids OPEN
ed the morning at the closing quotations of
Wednesday, but subsequently experienced an
advance. . $685.
Mercantile letters from Paris indicate an in
crcaSing confidence. D..
MeSsrs Lewis, Keys Co., suspended this morn
ing. They were engaged in the oil and fruit
trade. Liabilities .e3Oo, 900 ..
London, Saturday. by telegraph, cynsols clos
cd this morning al ST.. So for both money and
account. '..D 60 -s.- r'a. .' .. 49,
The Liverpool News of Saturday,. I'd edition.
dated Saturday, . o'clock, a. NJ, says: We have
received a telegraph dispatch from London con
rcying most serious intelligence aud we vouch
for It's importance for the information comes from
n source which excludes the possibility of
doubt. The country is on the eve of u war with
the L. S, unless public opinion is brought to OPP
crate on her naicsty's Minister.
An active Interchange of diplomatic notes has
ttNSH pia1C hcch btlNccn inc Earl NtGfCn- |
don and the American Minister.
The cause assigned by the Minister for the ap-
pearance of our ships at Bermuda was a report
that Russian privateers are fitting out in the port
of n. y, but the fact is denied and it is well
known that this is a mere pretext for the real
cause refers to the affairs of the Mosquito Terri
tory The enlisting business never caused an
angry word between the two Governments.
The Muequito question has been for sometime
IF 81,
and now tends to open rupture. A
quarrel about it would be madness.
The Pacific brought ISL passengers and Lon
don papers of Saturday. jail. 49,. !
-.a-. From the London Times
When the war in the East broke out, there
was no power from which England received ,
of support more hearty and more ,
spontaneous than from the United States of +
America Even the Minister of the Union in ;
This country, testified both to the cordial sympa. ,
Thy of the cabinet of Washington and the ma ,
ion over which it presides. He expressed an
apprehension as to the duration of our alliance 9
with France, and our ability alone, and unaded
% resist the overwhelming might of Russia; but
he desired us to be under no apprehension on
hat account, for that the United States were +
Wiling to make our quarrel their own, and aid +
Is with thousands of stout hearts and brawnv u
rms. We cannot blame ministers that, "
n their urgent need of men, they sought to d
wall themselves of the resources of the vest 7
At the same time the Government gave most n
tringent orders that nothing should be done in +
he endcavoI to obtain recruits to violate the q
municipal laws of the United States However "
lnhappilA, soon it became only too ate-only h
90 apparent that the American Minister and the q
British Government had alike mistaken the dis e
POSITION of our transatlantic brethren. The n
ympathcs of the land of freedom were found, +,
n great measure, enlisted on the side of Rus sr
ia Orders were Immediately dispatched to @
america to desist from all attempts to recruite q
nd to give no cause of annoyance to the sus- y
capabilities of the nation. .s......- o.
The American Government determined, how s,
yer, not to neglect the opportunity of turning e,
ubic feeling in the iut3est of the Presiden- o.
al election Of 1856 Their Minister in London f. f.
'as directed to demand the discontinuance of s.
Ii endeavors at recruiting in tho United States a,
he British Government answered in the most 4
tone, that what was demanded had III
cen already done and ordered. T.
Explanations which proved perfectly satisfac- te