The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-21
Foreign 9ebs.
ARRIVAL GF THE PACIFIC.

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Throughout England. amounting almost to
a panic, on the subject of War with the
United States.
The London Times, in series of edito-
rials, started the subject, which, exaggera-
etd by the Provincial press, il speedily OBJ
tanned such dimensions, that the American
Minister had demanded his pasSports.-
General astonishment and regret was excl
te by this announcement; and energetic
protests were made against the government
forcing the country into dangerous war
Our Liverpool agent telegraphed to Mr..
Buchanan, who promptly and courteousIy
sent him the following explicit contradic'
s"LoNDoS, Friday night, Nov. 2nd.-It is
not true, that the American Minister has de-
manded his passports from the British Gov
ernment; and there is no foundation fol
such a report" Notwithstanding this de-
NAL. an uneasy feeling remains upon the
public mind. -ttr
Intelligence from the Crimea brings no
striking events. The allies have returned
from their advance, to their previous posi-
tions; and were in expectation of an attack
from the Russians. II is nevertheless very
unlikely, that any further operations will
take place this season. Both armies are
preparing for the winter.
/, Some trfing success had been gained by
the fleets, which have now sailed towards
the Gulf of Perekop.
Genera! Codrington has been appointed
to the command Of the British troops in the
Crimea. ~.a a.r
The difficulty between France and Maple
has betn settled.
Adyices from Manchester are more favor
alb e. Brown & ShipIey quote Flour an
Wheat triAe lower. The quotations 70
, Breadstuffs are as follows: western cana
-four 4ls@42s; /; Philadelphia and Bal'imor
: ABS; Ohlohour 44s144, Cd; Corn, mike
- AS; Richardson, Spence & Co. quote prt
i visions as generally unchanged.
>, LONDON, Nov. --The following addition
n al intelligence was received Yesterday. =
;, Gen. CAnrobert embark ID fro Lubec fl
;, Stockholm 3
90 A. dispatch from Dantzic states, that IL
- bulk of the allied fleet was about to pr
ceed to Kie.
to A dispatch received from st. Petersburg
st es-that all the lines Of the feet Of Kin
"a burn, had proceeded seaward and that Il
a. allies had attempted nothing new.
M Prince Gortschakotf telegraphed to {
10 Petersburgh, on Thursday, that there WI
is no new movement in the Cfimea.
3, A correspondent of the Coogue Gazett
~ wiring from Berlin. allude to the rumors
ia peace, but says they ars looked on, in di
=, lo,natic circles, as unfounaed, not only b
~ cause Russia has resorted TO a fresh levy
ls conscripts, but because every commune
b, tio1 from that Empire discountenapces t
;, belief that Russia will make CON sessions
h., the demands of the Western powers. {
- the other hand, all the letters from Wen
10 anVdes to rumors Of peace.
-. The correspondent of the Daily New
declares that Russia has positively intimat
,d at both the courts Of the great German Pc
~ ers her willingness to negotiate, alone, U
~ on the basis Of the four points, and that
the A lies of Decr 2l. The latter are
,ot inclined to resume a diplomatic conferent
i although the Western Powers have, at t
YER same time, declared they can Only const
to- to such step, when there is a sure prC
wn pect of attaining satisfactory result.
:. is added that Austria is very far from {
"a cllning the co operation Of Prussia. I
RS, Prussian Gazette Of Oct. 30th, affirms Il
Is at this very moment, the French Cover
tn r,ert ;nt;nates at Vienna. its readiness
negotiate with Prussia, On the basis of t
-Four Points, adding that it was resolved
or / CpHllIlut ttle wal anu iSSoIhulCuSC ulItte
ia operations next spring. with redoubled en-
be. gy, should peace not be concluded in
be, interim.
WIS The British Government has prohibit
the expectation, to all foreign countries,
les saltpetre, nitrate Of soda, sulphate Of potas
n. muriate Of potash, and chlorate Of potash
to Mercantile letters from Paris, indicate
20 increase of confidence.
= h The Liverpool Journal, Of Saturday mo-
les ing, in second edition, dated O'Clock,
ion NJ, says: We have received telegra
. message from London, conveying the M
eu serious intelligence, which we can vou
49,. for, as the information comes from SOU
which excludes the possibility Of doubt
me This country is on the eve Of war with 4
United States, unless public opinion
brought to operate Immediately on her M
esty's Ministers. An active interchange
ole diplomatic notes has taken place this we
an. between the Earl Of Clarendon and the
o. merican Minister. The cause assigned
ood the Minister, for the appearance Of our 81
ng' at Bermuda. was the report. that Russ
wit privateers were fitting out in the port
New York; but the fact il denied; and
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