The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-11-17
tnrciln Nous.
Ore Week Later from Europe.
siGitHsty between England and
the United StatcS-Grcat Panic
ias EngiarI

tsAc ebftcN Ss3tTS-Grrat Panic
ia England.
The steamer Pacific arrived ut New York
on Thursday with Liverpool dates up to the
3lyl inst.
An extraordinary cXctmcnt prevailed
throughout England. amounting" to almost n
panic. on the subject Of war with the
United States
The London Times, in a series of malicious
editorials started the subject, which cxag-
grrat,d by the Wovinc,d press, speedily oh.
canned such dimensions that extras were
issued announcing that the American Minis
ter had demanded his passports.
General as;onlShmcnt and roget were cx-
cited ny this anrounc, mcnt and energetic
protests We're made against The Government
forcing The country into a dangerous war.
The Liverpool agent tclcgraphcd to Mr..
Buchanan, who promptly and couricously
sent HIM the following explicit contradiction:
'Lovpov. FRIDAY Night Nov 9 1855.
1T j. not true that the American Minister has
IT. mandc'l his passport from the British Govern
mcnt and there is no foundation for such report.
Notwithstanding this denial, an uneasy
feeling remains upon the public mind.
The British Government has prohibited the
expectation to all foreign countries Of Sallpc.
ire nitrate of soda, sulphatc of potash, muir
latc of potash and rhloratc Of potash.
The intelligence from the Crimca brings no
stirring events. The Allies have returned
from their late advance to their previous 20.
Sluons. and were in expectation of an tack
from the Russians.
II is, nevertheless. very unlikely that any
further operations will take place this season.
Both armies are preparing for the winter.
y despatch received at st. Petersburg
states that all the liners of the fleet off Kin
burn had proceeded seward. and that the
allies had attempted nothing new.
Prince GnrtSchakoit tclcgraph,d to st Pc
tiers burg on Thursday that there was 30 new
movement in the Crimca.
A correspondent of the Cologne Ga:ettc.
writing from Berlin. alludcs to rumors of
peace, but they are looked upon in. diploma
tic circles as unfOund,d not only merely be.
cause Russia has rcsortcd to fresh levy of
conScrrtS, but because every communication
From that empire diScountCnanrcs the belief
that Russia will make concessions to the de-
mandS of the Western Powers On the other
hand all the letters from Vienna allude to
r,norS ofpcac". The correspondence Of the
DmlV N'wS, declares that Russia positively
lntlmattd at both the Courts Of the Great
German Powers. her willingness to negotiate
alone upon the basis Of four points. and that
of the Allies Of December ID
TIE REPORTED RUPTURE WITH TIE UNITED
STATES.
The Liverpool JmTjui Of Saturday morn
ing, III second edition, dated . o'clock, A.
", savs:--
eve have received a Telegraph message
from London conveying most serious jntclli-
@rncc, which we can vourh for, AS the inror-
nation comes from source which excludes
the possibility Of a doubt. The country is
on the eve of war with the United States.
unless public opinion is brought to operate
immediately on Her Maicstv's Ministers. -
An active interchange of diplomatic notes has
taken place this week lctwccn Tarl Cla: cldon
and the American Minister The cause as.
signed by Ministers for the appearance of our
snpS at Donmnda. was the report that Rus
san prlvatccrS were fitting out in the port of
New York, but the fact is denied and it is well
known that this is a mere prctcNt, for the
real cause refers to affairs in the Mosquito
territory.
'lhc mlisting business never gave mo-
mcnt uncaSlncss. never occaSioncd an angry
word from the Government at Washington
and never caused a solitary complaint against
Mr.. Champion. The Mosquito 1ucStioniS the
one which impcril> the peaceful relations be-
tween Great Britain and the United Statcs-
II has been for some time the source of diplo-
matte diSqulct between the two countries, and
now tends TO provoke an open rupture. To
quarrel about it would be madness"
This article, it must be remembered was
written before the receipt of Mr.. Buchanan's
despatch, quoted above.