Demoine courier., 1855-11-29


Government determined however not TO
neglect the opportunity Of turning pub
lie feeling in the interest of the Presi
dental election of 1850. Their Minis
ter in London was directed IN demand a
d~iscontinuance Of ALI endeavo Of re-
cruiiing in the United States.
The British governments answesed in
the most conciIia,ory tone That wha,
was demanded had been already done.
and offered an explanation which prov
ed perfectly satisfactory 10 the minister,
who could but remember his own
uine nnticipations Of a contrary feeling
and 30 for a time the nfsrref remained.
The American government was not so
easily satisfied, and returned 10 the at.
tack with a dispa ,ch which we will con
tent ourselves 10 say was i'll calculated
10 restore coed feeling between the two
countries. and by no means a fitting ac-
acknowledgement, 10 The readiness shown
BY our ministry to recall a mistake into
which they had been 80 innocenlIy led.
To ,ha, dispatch the British government,
has rendered a temperats aad dignifed
reply, aud has secured its diplomacy by
strengthening ito West India feers with
The ships lately arrived from the Baldc.
In this position affairs row stand.
THE WAR MOVEMENTS.
Nothing imror,an, from The .ea, of
war except, the return of the Allies from
their advance TO former positions in cx-
Peciauon OF an attack from the Russians
nevertheless il ~ splikely lbss an,
surther operations will lake piare lf.s
seas"" H'th arnies are preparing to
winter. Some ,riHing successes have
been gained by fleets which have now
sal!eG towards Gulf Perehoa, 'Copinus
details to HANK Of the eaptsrr of Kin
burn.
Lord SianAy. Earl Derby's Son is
offered the colonial secretary ship. Gen
C~od'ng'"n appointed commander in The
l'rimea IN o OF Simpson.
The following dispatch has been re
cfivcd a, 81. Petersburg. NicholeoH,
Oct. 23, NJ. The position of the
enemies squadron of Kinburn, has no,
changed, their steamers and fl Eating bat
tsries are in the OezakoG road. IN the
emb"uchere OF the bay opposite The ril
lage Of Painting, and in the mouth of
The neiner between Staneslaus and
R,babopseo al the mouth Of the Lama.
fhe eRemy is busy taking sonud,nes q.
long The sowth~sB hank of The river.-
The number Of troops laaded on the
spot Of kinburn. has not been increased
according 10 the statement of three Eng
llsh prisoners. A part OF the. enemy is
still on board The vessels the armament
amount IL about 10000 men.
A dispatch received al St. Petersburg
states tina, all the liners of The fleet of
ki"buta had proceeded seward, and
hat the Allies had a.emp'sd ae,h,ng
new.
G"r'schsk"f ,elegraphed to ST. Pc
tsrsbnrg Thursday. that there was no
new asssse melt in The Crimea.
The British government has pvohibi,-
ed the expor'ation to all foreign countrie.
ii snlt peire. nitrate soda, sulpha,e pot
ash, muriatc potash and chlorea,e pot
ash.
A correspondent of the Cologne Ga
zei,e. from Berlin, alludes to ru4sors nt
peace. but they are looked UPON. in Oh
ploHitir circles as Acknowledgement on
ly be- sause Russia has resorted to a fresh
levy ~ c"nsrrip's, but because svery
communication IRON that Empire dis
couH,enancss the belief Ina, Russia will
ever make any concessions 10 The de
mands OF the Western powers.
The papers are filled with c,naacting
rumors respecting peace movements.
but as they are all rumorsr and no,Ling
more, we do no., care TO bniher he rea
ders Of the Courier with them.
GREEcE.
Ii appears tina. the Allies have nu~
been able To pull much wool over the
eyes of the Greeks, if we may believe
.hs following.
The Paris correspondent Of the Time.
gives the following from a letter from
Athens al Oclober 81: The cour, is
TRIUMPHANT, as well as The Russian fac
ton. The patriotic party, wish Mons
Manicomato (!) appears d~fsa,ed- Cor az.
ter all the efforts they have made 70 dis
arm doubts Of the Queer, they find them
sslves driven from office BY Russian in-
'rigue. and the Western Powers have
received their retire neni with cold in
difference. While these changes were
ia course Of operation, a m MISTER from
the U States has come among us. BE
circulated a thousand rumors, all nose
or less extraordinary. The Cour, re.
ceived him with marked attention, as
the envoy Of a government, presumed to
be friendly TO the Emperor of Russia.
entertained him 10 the bes. account, aud
caused il TO be spread around every
where that Greece was soon to have a
fleet OF s'eamers supplied by ,te United
States.
News up 10 llth September
The exports OF tea TO Sept. Is, were
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