Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-11-20
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PACIFIC

| OF war.
New YORK. Nov. Is
The steamer Pacific arrived at her dock at half
past eight this forenoon London and LIVER
pool dates to Nov 3D. Pacific made outward
passage in ten days three hours.
Cotton-Lively advance of farthing; sales
10000 bales.
Wheat I'd. lower Flour unchanged. Corn
Sd. lower Il
Consols IS 88115. Money unchanged.
Freights dull.
Sugar excited-5@6 shillings.
Extraordinary excitement amounting almost
| TO panic, has prevailed in England, on the sub
ject of war with the United States. The Lon
don Times, in a series of skillfully malicious
editorials, started the subject, which exaggerated
by the provincial press, it announced that
the American Minister had demanded his pass
port General establishment and regret was
cited by the announcement and angry protests
were heard against the government forcing the
nation to dangerous Our Liverpool
agent autographed to his Excellency, the Ameri
can Minister, who promptly and courteously sent
him the following explicit contradiction of tie
rumor:
1t is not true that the American Minister has
demanded his passport from the British Govern
nent. There is foundation for such a
port"
Notwithstanding this, an uneasy feeling re-
manned in the public mind.
othing important from the seat OF war,
cept the return of the Allies from their advance
10 former positions, in expectation eff attack
from the Observation-Disclosures it is unlikely
faL- Al
season. Both armies preparing TO winter. Some
trifing successes have been gained by the fleets
which have now sailed towards the Gulf OF Per-
ekop. Copious details at hand of the capture Of
Ringburn. Lord Stanley, Earl OF Derby's
is offered Colonial Secreta~yship. Gen Cod
rington Is appointed commander in the Crlmea,
in place of Simpson. Hamilton Seymour, late
envoy to Russia IS sent as minister 10 Austria
Gen. Canrobert has embarked from Luubec
for Stockholm in a French steamer
A despatch from Dantzic, says that the bulk
of the Allied fleet about 10 proceed to Kiei.
A despatch received AT St. Petersburg, states
hat all the liners Of the fleet off Kingburn, had
proceeded seward, and that the Allies had at
tempted nothing new.
Gortschakoff telegraphed TO st. Petersburg on
Thursday, that there was no new movement IN
the Crimea.
A correspondent of the Cologne Gdzette from
Rerln aludes to rumors Of peace but they are
locked upon in diplomatic circles unfounded,
net merely because Russia has resorted 20 Z fresh
levy of con~cripts, but because every commune
cation from that empire dscoun5enance5 the
, belief that Russia viii make any concessions to
demands from western powers. On the ether
Fl hand ali the letters arriving from Vienna allude
to rumors of peace The correspondent of the
Daily Mars declares that Russia has positively
infimated at both the courts of the great German
powers her willingness 10 negotiate the basis
of the Four Points Of December ID, and that the
Allies not at all disinclined 10 resume con-
ferences although the western powers have at
. the same time declared that they can only con-
sent when there is sure prospect of obtaining
n satisfactory result 1t Is added that Austria
is very far from declaring the cooperation of
r ssia The Prussian Gozdte Of 18th October.
affirms that this very moment the French govern
rnent intinates at Vienna its readiness to neeo-
: tate with Russia the greatest of the -Four
Points that il was resolved to continue the war,
; and recommends military operations next spring
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Guided in the in;e~iGm.
The firm of Levin, .{ever & Co, suspended
this morning they engaged in the oil and
fruit trade. Liabilities fl00000
d, The British Government has prohibited the
expectation all foreign countries of saltpetre
2 nitric soda, sulphurate potash, and chorate pot
ash.
: + The Times says that the English funds opened
} in the morning at the losing quotations of We'd
nesday, but subsequently experienced an ad-
! vance. Mercantile letters from Paris indicate
an increase of confidence.
The difficulty between France and Naples, is
settled.
The Allies have thrown up batteries op-
posite Northern forts but they have effected
nothing. Russians suffer but little from can
nonade.
Berlin advices to the 20th represent that Aus
trian occupation of Danubian Provinces was as
Stunning troublesome aspect. Austrian forces IL
creased $4,000 men.
Sir Colin Campbells expedition from Eupato-
STA had been countermanded.
Omar Pacha was concentrating his troops pre-
vious TO marching upon Georgia Position Of
Allied Squadron at Kinburn unchanged
The BresIau Gazettc asserts that conditions Ct
peace have been agreed upon between France
aud Austria.
4 Cholera in Sicily abating.
Russia has ordered new general levy of fou
hundred thousand men
Gortschakof has received an order to defend
or cracaate according to circumstances.
CHOLERA II EURopE.-The Buffalo BqpuJ}i
contains Tie following item which We have moi
seen In any other paper
We learn from some emigrants arriving last
week from Germany and France that the Chol-
era is raging fearfully Oh the borders Of these
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