Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-23


at half past 5 o'clock this morning.
Cotton was more active. ut partial adj
vance of 3D. Wheat trne lower; Flour
unchanged Money unchanged. Consos
So.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE WAR PANfc N ESGLANp.-An ex-
traordinary panic was occasioncd by umors
OF war with the United States, and that
Mr.. Buchanan had demanded his passports.
Mr.. Buchanan was obliged publicly to CON
iradict the rumor
The London Times, IN series of skilfilly
malicious editorials, started the subject,
which. exaggerated by the provincial press,
speedily attained such dimensions that
extras were issued. Announcing that the
American Minister had demanded his uuss-
ports. General asiouishmCnt aud rcrret
was excited by the announcement and en-
ergetc protests were heard against Govern
mcnt forcing the nation into 50 dangerous a
war.
Our Liverpool agent telegraphed to Ills
ExceIlency the American Minister. who
promptly and couTteousy sent him the fol-
/ lowing explicit contradiction OF the rumors-
london, night of 2d.-lt IS not true that
the American Minister has demanded his
passports from the British Government
There Is no foundation for such report
Notwithstanding this, an uneasy feeling
remains in the public mind
Gen. Codrngton is appointed commander
IN The Crlmea, IN place OF Gen. Simpson.
The difficulty between France and Naples
is settled
The British Government has prohibited
s,hnatre n,,rato ~ sad, s,,i,t,.,, -
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IVAN INTrfIJGpNCT
There !. no,btng ir'nor,oot fran, tho soa,
of war, except tl,,. return of the Allies from,
their advance to their former poslt,ons. In
expectation of nn attack fro;n iba Russians
Nevertheless seSs unlikelv th,, ans, r,r,bor
operations will fake Mace ms s,os,o po,b
armies are preparing FOR winter
Some iriAng successe, have baen oainod
bv the fleets. winch have nav, sailed towards
i6e Gulfof pereL.n
A desoatch from Dant7ic s,,tcs that tho
bulk oftbe allied arot was abon, f., nroreed
to Kicl.
A dnse,ich reco,vod from 81 potarshnr,,
states that au the liners Of tho aaa. n
Kiuhurn had nrocea.lad .,,s,,ord ,,l M, ,ba
allies ind attemnted notbinp new
A correspondent ofthe Colo,,ue Gazo,,e
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peace. bnt thev Are looked pn,o An l,nlnrn,,i,
CIRCLES MS nn,onn3sd o,t tncral., hec ,,,s.,
Russia has resortad IN a trssb levy IF con.
srripts. hat ber,Dse every cnm,npnica,inp
from th,t em,ifa dis~oint,.n,o,,ss tb,. h.Ier
rhai Russia viii mako any concessions IN tho
demand, nrthe Western Powers On ths
other hand. all the letters arriving from,
/ Vienna allude 10 rpuors off pa,ce
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ion Is brouglt Ia oner,te nomcJioteI, \, -,
Her Maiesty's Ministers. An activc ,n,er-
chnnre OF dlp.n,siic notes has taken nloce
this week between the ofCI,ra,.don o,d
the American minister
The cause nssigued bv Nlinis,ers for the
appearances of our shlns M Hprnuda was
the report Of a Russian nrivataer hr,n,, now
fitted ont i'm the port of New York INT the
tact is denied and It is well known that lb,s
is a mpre pretext for the real canse rcf..rs IN
the affairs ofthe Musouito territorv
The onlistinr business meyer oave a mo-
mcnt's uneasinrss. never accustomed an nm
gry word from the Government nt Washing.
ton. never caused n sol,tarv copnlaint
against Mr.. Crampion. The liosauito
question is the one which inperils the neece
between Gfeat Britain and the United States.
n has tor some time been a source az dinlo-
matte dlsouiet between the two conntr,es
aud now tends to an omen runtnre. 10
quarrel about il would be madness
From the Lon,lou Times = ,Nban the war
IN the East first broke out. there was no
power from which Enpl,nd received assur-
ances of suppart more hearty and more
simultaneous Than from tho Un,ied states of
America even the Minister Of The IJnion in
this country. testified 10 the cordial symnn-
thy ofthc Cabinet of Washinoton and the
Nation over which IT nresided lie cxpres-
sed am npprehension as 10 Tho duration of
our alliance witb France and onr abilitv
alone and unaided IN resist the overwhelm-
inr might of Russia. but he desired NJ 10 be
nnder no apprehensjon an Inn subiect for
the United states we're wilhnr 10 make our
quarrel their own. and In and us with tbou-