The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16
Extraordinary Excitement in England
Relative to the Threatened Rupture
/ with the United States.
AlmOr Of Mr. Ruchanan's Wlthdrawal, and
the RumOr Denied
MRE SHIPS or WAR FOR THE WEST INDIA FLEETS.
ADVANCE IN COTTON.
FAN MAMcxAx AFFAIRS.
SlcRT IMPROVEMENT N CousoLs.
\ss. SC, &c.

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The United States man steamship Pacific Captain Nye.
from Liverpool about O'Clock afternoon Of Saturday
Nov. g. With passengers arrived at this port O'Clock
yesterday marning.
The Pacific arrived at az O'Clock Sunday morning,
Oct 49, sailed iiom Liverpool Nov. o at "a 7. M 4th,
at A. NJ, passed the Carada ten miles above Tuscar
and arrived of lgitship at3 A. ~, Nov. 10.
The greatest excitement prevailed In England amoun.
ting almost to ptnc, the subject of Asr with tho
United States.
The London Tina in series Of malicious editorials
started the subject which, exaggerated by the proyn
cal press speedily tained such dimensions that extras
issued annourrng that the American Minister had
demanded hs pass prts
The utmost astdthment and regret we're excited by
the announcement, and energetic protests heard
against the government forcing the nation into so dan
gerous war.
Our Liverpool agei elegraphed to Mr. Buchanan, the
American Minister, ,ho promptly and courteously sent
him the following EXPLICIT contradiction the rumor-
LoSDoS--Night Of the ID.
1t Is not true thatthe American Minister has demand
ell his passports from The British There
no foundation for sucl a report.
The agent not feeling at liberty to make Of this
information gave it 40 publicity In England where
yet the rumor Of rupture remains uncontradicted.
report comes, by way of Paris, that Russia has
granted letters Of maque to some American ships
priyateers.
There is nothing OF Importance from the seat Of
except that the Allies in expectation of attack
from the Russians is unlikely, however, that any
further operations will take place this season, both
armies making PREPARATIONS for the coming winter
Some trfing have been gained by the fleets
which have sailed twards the Gulf Of Perekop.
Gen. Codrngton has sceved the appointment Of Com
mander nchei Of the British army iu the Crnea, In
the place Of Gen. Simpson.
The London Eruess, Speaking of the new Commander.
in-Chief says,--
General Codrington an officer emphaticslly Of
the present generation He entered the army in
1879 receiving his first commission ensign In the Cold
stream Guards, obtaneda Coonelcy in ls48 and ap
pointed MsjorGenenl III June, 1854. His age il believed
TO be somewhat under so and he has served With the
army In the Ctinea from the moment OF it, Landing.
According Vienna letters the Emperor Russia
desrous holding personal neryew at place
the frontier with the Emperor Of Austria King Of Prus
s and PROBABLY other potentatcs with tho WOW of
ing to understanding for the conclusion Of peace
Tho Rutnns In tho Crimea have constructed road
haputrid sea, communicating with simpheropol
and by this road supplies and reniorcemens may reach
their cam,
Of the 1910 British soldiers wounded Ia the assault
th. Rean 500 shot stabbed through the chest
upper part Of the body.
The ncys from Asia il dated at Kars TO October /,
Erzerourn 9th Trebzond llth and samsoun 18th Ac.
cording tothese, the Russians had made assault
Kars sincatheir repuse by Gen. Williams, but they
tnued to lockadc tie city closely Cholera making
havoc in ,ie Russian camp. and had appeared in kars
omer pada had his headquarters at souchun- -Rala
and concentrating his troops preparatory TO march
ing into forgia His army but 900 strong at the
above dates but roinorcement have since been sent
from consantinope and the Crimea
Lord stanley Farl Dcrby's SON. has been offered the
Colonial rcretaryship.
Lisbon sttefs state that the Portuguese government
has prolonged the period for free importation Of wheat
into its p.rts 70 June co. 1856.
The difficulty between France and Naples Is settled.
Among The passengers lately arrived BY the man
Ia Plaza al Southampton, England, Gen. Belzu,
% Bolivia tour and the negro Baron Jean Baptisc
Daimler, appointed 70 represent the empire of Hayti
during the temporary absence of the Hayen Minister al
London.
GEN canrobert has gone on special mission 70 stock
holm AZ Admiral Dundas s. also there Il sufmised
their mission I, obtain permission for the allied aests
to winter in swedhh ports.
Victor Hugo, with his ron snd those who signed the
rocen, protest of the French exes have been expelled
from the Channel islsnis.
II Ia said tha, Lord Hardinge a about resign the
chief Of the British army, and will be
eeeded either By the Duke Of Cambridge or lord seaton
sir Hamilton seymour will be appointed Minister
yienna.
Speaking of the treaty lately concluded between Maple
and the United STATES correspondent of the London
Nrra writing from Naples on October 18th, says
me ntioned la a recent letter that Mr. Owen the nit
ed Stat Minister had endsavored 10 Introduce In the
treaty between his government and that ~ the
Sioes article In favor of the extension of the
eious privileges o his fellow citizens 10 completely
failed, and Mr.. Oven understand, was asked When
foreigner persecuted In this country for hi,
religion, Of even nativef" Oh, no, rs~nton
H. Alas have proofs of the most cat like vigilance
the condolences Of Eeapotan subjects and u
of punishment In certain given casss
The United States vessels the Congress and the Sara
mac, lef, Naples yesterday for Constsntnope. Their
visit have asesrained, had no especial object The
rst has never been here before the saranae has vaei
port several times.
The william Penn, American steamship, from HafseiIle
for Ksmieseh, has been aground AZ GaIipon since oc-
toher IA, and was dlschargIng
The liverpool cotton market has been cheerful
during the week with partial advance u one tAihas
sales, 90 COO bales.
Wheat I'd. lower. Flour unchanged. Cora 6d dssrer.
Provisions unchanged.
Consols, ssa By