Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.


The Dihtwhy brtmeen the England and the E"Hed
Sio,rs--Grcm Panic IN EngIand-R"mor ot VI.
Buchanan demanding las passports, dc.
NEW YORK, Nov. b. The steamship Pacific ar
rived off Sandy Hook Light Ship, at halt.past SIX
O'Clock this morning. She brings dates seven days
later.
ENGLAND.--THr DIFFICULTY WITH THE UNI-
TED SrAIEs.-An extraordinary excitement prevailed
throughout England, amounting To almost pnnic on
the subject of war with the Cnited States.
The London Times, III series OF malicious cdIt"-
rias, started the subject, which, exaggerated by the
provincial press, speedily obtained such dimensions
that extras issued announcing that the Amcri-
can Minister had demanded his passports.
General astonishnent and regret were excited by
tins announcement, and energetic protests were made
against the Government forcing the country into n
dangerous war.
Our Liverpool agent telegraphed To Mr.. Buchanan,
who promptly and courteously sent him The following
explicit contradiction
'LoSpoS Friday Night, Nov. :, iS''j.-"lt is not
true thnt the American Minister has demanded his
passports from the British Government, and there Is
no foundation for such report
Notwithstanding this denial, al uneasy feeling re-
mains upon the public mind.
The British Government has prohibited the expor-
aon to all foreign countries OF salpere nitrate OF
soda, sulphate of potash, muriate OF potash and
chlorate of potash.
The intelligence from the Crimea brings no stirring
events. The allies have returned from their late ad
vance 10 their previous pOsltl0ns,hnd were III e4pect'
ton OF an attack from the Russians.
Ii il, nevertheless, very unlikely that any further
operations will take place this season. Both armies
are preparing for the winter.
Some trhng successes have been gained by the
fleets, which have now sailed towards the Gulf OF
Pcrekop.
Gen. Codrington hns been appointed to the COM
mand OF the British troops i'll the Crimea.
Gen. Simpson states in of his dispatches that
the fine weather has permitted great progress to DO
made in the repair of the railway and construction "i
roads, and he enterans no anxiety Of there be-
ing q scarcity of anything during the approaching
winter. DIR. Hail. British inspector OF hospitals re-
ports the health OF the army satisfactory: utS were
arriving daily and hc hoped that ere Inc coId wed
tbrr set in the most of the army would be under cover
OF the one thousand nine hundred and ten British
wounded in the assau, on the Rcdan, eight hundred
and six were shot or stabbed through the chest or
upper part of the body.
William Penn American steamcr. from Marsclle>
for Karneisch, is aground at tapoli since Oct. H.
and is dscharging.
The Russians believe that the presence Of the allied
squarons ut the mouth Of the Dneper is meant To
cover al attack on Pcrekop TO be made from
Eupatoria. khcrson, they say IS to be attacked 10
employ the Russian forces stationed at Aeschikl be.
tween KhersOu and Perekop.
a new levy of ten men per thousand il to be made
throughout Russia, excepting only a few provinces.
Gen. Luders proinulgates an order of the day nc
knowled.ing the receipt OF twenty thousand recruits!
and cauoning the veterans ot his army not to rId'
cule the want of experience Of these raw soldiers.
The Emperor Alexander is making himself popu-
lar by visiting the forts and hospitals.
report comes by way of Paris, that RIssla hal
granted letters OF marqur to some American ships as
privateers.
With the object of stimulation, the zeal OF the no
bility of his empire in carrying OH the war the Car
has issued Il ukase guaranteeing all the ancient prv-
legcs and mmunitles OF the noblesse.
Advces from Persia of July %, report q cessation
of cholera.
ish and allied forces at :OJDOD men, exclusive OF the
Turkish army of 2i,DDO on the banks OF the Danube.
These troops are distributed nearly follows: AT Ba-
toum, under Omer Pasha. 5000 men, at kars, un-
der Gems Yussutf and Williams, lS,OO at Erzerouln,
under Eely and Hafz, $4,000; at TreblzJndl, under
Sen, 5000; in the Crmea, the main body OF the
allied army the Chernaya aud elsewhere 91,lDo at
Eupatoria under Gen. d. Aonville, GO0DO at hertch,
10000; at kinburn, l2,ODO their way to reinforce
the corps at the mouth Of the Dueper, 21,0Oo at
Seva.topol, 5000; reserve in the camp at Malash'
l0,Ow. ~
THE LATESr.-LoSDoS. Saturday, Nov. 3.-The
following additional intelligence has been received
since yesterday.
Gen. Canrobert has embarked from Lubec Tor
Stockholm in French steamer.
dispatch from Dantzc states that the bulk OF the
Allied fleet was about TO proceed to kiel.
dispatch received at ST. Petersburg states that
all the liners of the fleet off knburn had proceeded
sesward and that the alliee had attempted nothing
Prince Gortschakoff telegraphed to St. Petersburg
on Thursday that there was no new movement In ;he
Crimea.
RUMORS OF PEACE.-A correspondent Of the
Cologne Ga=ette writing from Berlin, aludes to ru
mors of peace but they looked upon il diplomatic
circles as unfounded not only merely because Russia
has resorted fresh levy o conacrpts but because
every communication s-om that empire discounle-
nances the belief that Russia will make concessions
to the demands Of the Western Powers. On the
other hand all the lettera from Vienna alnae 10 rn
mnrs of peace. The correspondence OF the Da"y
Ne.ss, declares that Russia positively ntima.ea ~
both the Courts os the Great German fowersI nel
willingness to negotiate alone upon the oass ol t
four points and that of the Allies Of December I'd