The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-16

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European NEWS BY tie washington
The u 8. mail steamer Washington apived az
New York on the 9Th. We have BY Der accounts
from Bremen to the 18th, and from Southampton
to the Doth uIt
Fresh executions Of Hgngarian PATRIOTS had
taken place and were to take place in Ard and
in Pesth by sentence Of Austrian Courts Martial
One Of the first notables IN Hungary, tie octoee-
marian Beothy, was condemned 70 death. The
brutal retaliations u the Austrian Goyernmenthas
filed all Europe with horror and disgust.
AT Constantinopfe she Turks were actively pre-
pairing for war and hostiHtes between the Porte
and Russia were deemed b Be unavoidable. The
British Ambassador had received dispatches, STAT
ing that the English feet its way to The
Dardanelles, and the French Mediterranean squad
ron was also under orders to rendezvous at the
mouth Of the DardaneIles [Our teIegraphic reports
have informed us Of the fact that the English have
entered the DardanellesJ The Turxish army II
Constantinople and its environs were 10000
strong, and was daily drilled and manauvred.
THE TURK1sH QUEsrIoS ~ FRAEcE.-Ths
Sieele IN alludngt0 the order given to the squad
ron at the Iyerss Islands 20 set sail towards the
East insinuates that NJ Theirs and M. Mole have
also opposed the policy Of the President on the
Turkish question and the IlefoTzne even goes so
far to remark seriously upon paragraph IN a
London journal, declaring that NJ Mote has been
in close conference with the Russian Minister IN
Paris 7vith.a view to prevent accord with Eng
land this subject, This charge is probably
founded, Its reported, indeed, IN Paris that NJ
Mole has taken steps in the affair, but that
they have been solely directed towards eOneIlIa-
ton honorable to the French Government The
iSieele says:
In spite Of the efforts Of NJ Mole and NJ.
Theirs, who are become the directors Of the Lee
gitimist party the President Of the Republic and
the majority Of his Council have ranged themselves,
the Eastern question, she side Of civilization.
and against the sangunaTy pFetensions Of the Gar.
| Thus, as we have announced, the Mediterranean
feet has received orders to repair TO Smyrna, where
it will Join that of Admiral Parker to act in con-
cert, in Of need, according TO ulterior nstruc
tions and advice has been sent to the French Am
hassador at Constantinople- of the order that has
I been given. The Republic has IA sail Of the
line armed at Iouon, and three irgates- All these
vessels do not form part OF the Mediterranean feet
but they could join it before their services would
be required"
The steam fleet in the Mediterranean Is not less
respectable, being composed of 10 frigatesi and if
/ it should become necessary to embark force Of
4 $4,000 men, the means OF transport would not be
\ wanting. We do not believe that Russia would
/ attempt the risk Of war with Turkey, allied 70
| France and Great Britain, but that is for Us only
| an additional reason for approving Of demOlstfa-
/ ton which viii consolidate European peace, by
! showing those whose ambition would lead them 70
| disturb it, with whom they would have to deal
BUCHAREST, Oct The Turkish and Russian
armies have lifted their tents, which were pitched
| out Of the town, and have their quarters IN the
town ITSELF adding about 10000 to its population.
| The Turks are quariered IN large khans the
/ right bank Of the DembOritza, small river which
| runs pictuFesquely through Eucharist, and the
| Russians on the left bank, The town affords a
| curious sight for an observer Russian and Turk
ISL uniforms are constantly seen crowding the
! streets.