The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-18
News by the Iluronn.


The following is the foreign news brought by the
Europa, and telegraphed to the Baltimore papers,
TuRKEY. r.
Letters from Widden, of the 4tlr Nov, state that
all the Hungarian and Polish refugees had been
transported from Widen to Sohumma. The first
portion left on the 30th, being, 1909 Poles under
ex-General BEN, now Murat Pasha,. The second
portion left next day commanded bYex-General
Stein, now Fehras Pasha. These last included the
apostatized. The Magyars LEFT on the Both, headed
by kossuth
Rnmors of war between Russia and Turkey
are fast dying away
At Constantinople the English ships of war
were anchored within the Dardaneles. The French
fleet was near Smyrna. Nothing further has trans
PRED relative to the decision of the Emperor Of
Russia respecting purkish affairs
The alleged author Of the assassination Of Count
Lamberg, M. DeEadoff arrived at ConstantnopIe
and is regarded as secret emissary from St, Pc
ters6urg, whose mission il is to sow discord between
the English and French ambassadors and TO upset
the cabinet Of Reschid Bdsha.
ITALY.
largelevy Of troops is going on in Lonbardy,
causing great discomfort All whoare able to es-
cape doing So.
Rome continued quiet up to the 1lth The Pope
was daily expected
SPAIN.
Private letters have been received from Madrid
announcing the promotion of l34 officers. These
were granted by Gen Espartero in the latter part
OF his regency. The act has been recognized by
the Spanish Government This measure; it is be
heved, will impart additional strength to Gens Mar
vaez against his intriguers.
Garfibadi has arrived at Gibraltar, on board q
Sandman ship of.wars Ten thousand francs were
offered him by the Government but he positively
| refused to accept them.
Rel III Bt.
Treaty Of Navigation between France an,
Belgium has recently been signed aud ratified.
GERMANY.
The Diet Of Sake eihngen have approved O
the adhesion to the German Confederation, withOu
any reserve OF the Duchy to the alliance of tn
three Kings.
INDIA,
The whole of India is in state Of .profoun,
tranquility. '.- -
CHINA
| There have been no disturbances with the Chi
neses was anticipated.
The Chinese Commissioner at Canton, has pos
-session OF the head and hands of the murdere
! Governor Of Macao, which he will retain until III
| three Chinese who are detained by the Portuguese
are liberated. As these men are required as wi
nesses OF the recent events, the Portuguese hay
refused to give them up. The presence OF Englisl
| French and American men OF war on the static
! has hitherto prevented any outbreak, but it
scarcely to be anticipated that the Chinese will nj
revenge the late capture of their fort, and d
| slaughter OF Their troops. ..
The piratioaI vessels which infest the Chine,
| waters are more numerous than ever
| MOROCCO
| 1t is positively stated that the dispute betRee
France aud Morocco has been settled by the En-
peror conceding all points demanded by France
The GREEK CHURCH IN AMERIcA-EfForis q
making in NewY0rk TO form a congregation
Greek Christians, from the many Greeks, Russian
&c, now in that metropolis, One has lately bel
formed in London.