The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-12
MORE OF THE NIAGARA'S NEWS.
treaty between Russia and Turkey-The Frencl
Elections, sc.
RKEY AND ssIA.

whole diplomatic world in a state of excitement
and as yet no definite conclusion has been arrived
at respecting the embassy.
In Wallachia there are now 81 900 Turkish, and
80 900 Russian soldiers; of these, 10000 Turkish
| troops have been sent thither.
The number of the advancing troops increases
every day; fresh troops are continually arriving by
Turkish and European steamers Lloyd's) from
SAMSON, Trebizond, Sinope, Beyrout, Smyrna,
etc. Constantinople will soon assume the appear
ance of a vast camp The fleet is also lying in the
Bosphorus, and the Minister of Marine, Suliema,
having ships built with the greatest activity; the
machinery for two men-of-war steamers has arrived
| from Eng land, and three other men-of-war are
nearly finished. We have just learnt that Reschid
| Pacha, minister of war, ian opponent of Russian
politics,) has been completely deprived of power.
Who KNOWS whether in this we may not read the
| cause OF the appearance of the Russian General
BY the Videt!e war steamer, which left Constan-
tnople on the evening of the 29th April and arri-
we'd at Marseilles on the evening of the 10th May,
we have received important intelligence from that
capital. The Vidette was dispatched expressly by
| Gen. Aupick with accounts for his government of
the result of the negotiations between Russia and
the Porte, which have been proceeding for some
time past under the auspices of the Russian envoy
| extraordinary, Gen. Grabbe
A few days after his arrival, Gen. Grabbe pre-
sented bis credentials, and officially opened his ne
| gotiations and the following are the bases of
definite arrangement determined upon between him
and the Porte:
Russia demands the occupation of the principaI
e Of Modava and Waaehia By Russian troops until the
these two countries.
that the ooeapaton snd bs Tah
and that at the end of year. both will
Russia demands the nomination of two hospodars to be
appointed by the two powes without consulting the local
Granted with the modification that the two hospodars
approved Of by a vote Of the assemblies '''A
Russia proposes the revision of the organic statutes of
Refused The Porte merely restrict the liberty
Russia demands Of the Porte that the Russian troops
the OF
Russia proposes to the Porte that the two should
enter into new treaty. offensive and defensive Refused
Such are the bases of new treaty, as far as
agreed on, and it will be acted on by both sides.
The treaty is to be called an act preceded by pro-
tocOl There are some questions of detail yet to be
settled.
MISC LANEOUS.
The Adultery Case in Paris.-At the Court of
Assizes, in Paris, M. and Madame Caraby and M
Coetlegon were brought up for trial the lady and
M. Coetlegon charged with adultery, and the hus-
band with attempted homicide. NJ and Madame
Caraby are Americans, and the particulars of the
case were given in our paper in March last, when
they occurred. After a heightened trial. the jury
returned a verdict OF guilty on the charge of adul
terry, and not guilty as regarded the other charge.
M. Caraby was consequently immediatey'set at
liberty and the court condemned Madame Caraby
and NJ. Coetlegon, for the adultery, each to two
years. imprisonment and the latter to one thousand
francs fine.
Latest Intelligence of Mdue. Lind.-Jenny Lind
was absolutely married to Mr. Harris, at Norwich,
on Wednesday forenoon The Bishop of the Dio-
officiated at the nuptial ceremony and was at
the same hour in the Hanover-Square Rooms as
sisting at the meeting of the Servants Provident
Society. On Tuesday night Mde. Lind travelled
by the mail train to Dover, and early next morning
stepped board the Ostend packet route for the
Continent Sir Moses Montefore and his lady
crossed by the same boat on their way to the East
Mr.. Bale received, by Thursdays post, letter en-
closing an intimation from the Swedish nightingale
that she had become Mrs. Harris on the previous
morning.
The Latest Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, May 10, 1S49-1 P M.-The Con-
tinent of Europe again rrembes with the move
ment of armies. No nation is likely long to con-
tinue neutral, and during the next few months we
likely to send you much terrible intelligence
as the most greedy of news could wish for. The
following extracts from the London Times, of this
mornining, are
BY Electric telegraph
The Journal des Debats announces that the fol- |
lowing candidates have obtained majority of votes
in Paris NM. Lucien Murat, Ledru- Rollin,
Boichot, Lagrange, Bedeau, Lamoriciere, Dufaure |
Moreau, Victor Hugo, Passy, Felix Pyat, Varn, |
Lamennas, Bixio, Odillon Barrot, Theodore Bac
Peupin, Cavaignac, Ruttier, Wolowski Coquerel, |
Pierre Leroux, Considerant, Roger du Nord, Ra- |
potel, Ferdinand de Lasteyrie, Bugeaud, BOssel.
The Journal DIES Debdts observes, that when this |
list was made there were wanting returns from
section ofthe first reimbursement from section one of
the second arrondissement and from six sections of
the fifth reimbursement From this incomplete re-
turn it would appear that socialists and 10 |
moderates are at the head of the poll
The Credit publishes the following result: The |
Paris elections, according to the returns received
up to midnight on Thursday, show the return of Is
socialist candidates, viz MN. Boichot Ledru-Rol-
lin, Lagrange, Felix Pyat, Lamennais, Conside-
rant, BAG, Pierre Leroux, Ruttier, Berdguais, Do
may, Nader de Montlan, Dalton Shea, Thore,
and Greppo. The other Is candidates elected are
MN. Lucien Murat, Bedeau, Dufaure, Lamoriciere,
Passy, Moreau, Victor Hugo, Cavaignac, Vavin,
Peupin, Coquerel, Wo!owski, and Rapotel.
The Constitutional states that the elections of
give the following result; 454 representatives, of
whom 1913 are moderates, 81 democrates or social
sts, and Is friends of the constitution.
A Geographic dispatch has been received by the
Government, dated from Gen. Oudinot's head
quarters, Castel Guido, on the 18th inst, atmid-
accompanied by a Roman superior officer, had
lrrived there with message of peace.
letter from Toulon of the 18th inst. announces
he receipt of the following news from the French
rmy in Italy, brought by the steam-frgate Magel-
an -" The main body of the army was at Palo.
On the Sth Gen. Oudinot had made preparations to
march against Rome, but he gave counter orders
m the 9Th. The French prisoners had returned to
he army, where they were received with trans
'ors of joy. They were loud in their praises of the
romans for their kind treatment. Gen. Oudinot
lad been invited to enter Rome with his Staff, but
e had refused The steam-frigate Pomone had
allied for Civita Vecchia the 18th inst, having
4. Lesseps on board. Numerous renforcements
we're embarked at Toulon for the French army in
tuly.''
Gen. Thierry has been appointed Commander
nChief of the Artillery attached to the army under
he command of Gen. Oudinot He sets out from
'aris on Thursday.
The Nationnel states that the 9th Regiment of
Artery has been ordered to quit Vincennes at a
sw minutes notice, and to proceed to La Fere
he reason assigned by the Ndaionnel is that the
deity of the Regiment was suspected by the Presi-
ent of the Republic.
BURGLAR RE-CAPrU RED.-Seale. the burglar,
'as recapured on the 18th ult. in the prison-yard
Charlesiown, Mass, where he had been con-
saled. The person shot on the road by milk