New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-13

! Hdijdr, August 5.--Ihe impression with re-
gard 10 the Eastern question leaves no doubt
| that the reception given by the cabinet of st.
Petersburg to the first proposition Of the COM
bined powers was so favorable as to warrant the
expression that the question will be settled with
| out further delay.
The Y. ships Nincennes, John Hancock
Portland and Porpoise, were at Madeira on the
1th of July. The ship Fennimore Cooper was
| also there,
1t is reported that Lord Palmerston will soon
take the Office Of Secretary of Foreign Affairs,
the Earl otClarendon exchanging for the Home
Department
The Earl Of Portsmouth's death is announced.
FRANCE.
1t is reported that the condition Of the En-
press Eugene required a postponement of the
| contemplated visit to the Pyrenees
The Paris Press considerable Eastern question
| as being definitely settled
| The Pope has paid into the French Treasury
the price demanded for the forty thousand rifles
| furnished him
The number Of persons arrested for being i'm
| phcaied in the supposed conspiracy 70 assassi-
nate the Emperor AT the opera, is over 300
Switzerland intends making certain diplomat
ie representations to France
Austria will send Minister to France, in
stead Of Charge
RUSSIA
The Chancellor is sand to have declared to the
French Embassador that the Car will welcome
| the arrangements held out for his acceptance.
| 1t is difficult to say if the following imnart,l,,f
statement be premature 1t came on the 20fL
telesraphe'l from Berlin, that the Gar Ind ac-
taalIy accepted the proposal offered by France
and England, The only delay in completing
the negotiation would be occasioned bv tho No
cessity Of obtaining the consent of Austria.
which is said to be already on the way to St
Petersburg
The great public fully believed the main
Hanger was over, 1t was telcgraphed from
Vienna 10 London under date Constantiuorle
lth, that conciliatory note had Just been
issued hy Reschid Pasha, which is considered Of
2 nature 70 bring negotiations at once to a CON
elusion
The English and French fleets remain still at
Besika Bay
PRUSSIA
The King has issued proclamation DECLARING
that he would dismiss from his service any Off.
Ger who married a Roman Catholic without
promise to bring up children in that faith
TURKEY
There is a rumor in circulation that private
intelligence reports the American Minister, at
Constantinople, addressed note to the Porte,
announcing thar the United States would asso-
cate with other powers 10 support the Turkish
integrity, ard would henceforth claim a voice in
European affairs.
The note handing Costa over to the French
Consul was signed by the American Consul and
the Consul General Of Austria The pris-
oner would not be liberated, except upon their
Joint demand
The American Minister at Constautinople was
serenaded by the Hungarian refugees
Notwithstanding the favorable accounts from
st Petersburg, it is expected that Russia viii
remain by the princpahties until spring. They
had iortlhcd JaSsy at Bucharest and fortified
the town on the Danube
\ semi official correspondent saws that tbc
conduct Of the commander of the 1 S shin 81 |
Louis IN the Costa affair, at smyrna. has excl /
ted an Undesirable Indignation in the minds of
nil The Consuls and well disposed population of /
Smyrna. 1t is also said that the Austrian hri,, T
Of war Artenus is continually lowering around
the American corvette. An American steamer
was expected to arrive al Smyrna soon. il BEING
2retty evident that Captain Stringham rcpry
;ents ale feeling Of the American nation
AUSTRIA.
\ domiciliary visit has been made to the cor
respondents Of the London Times at Vienna I
several arrcstst followed
The Austrian Cabinet had received n telp
Graph dispatch from Berlin, dated the 90fb. f
Eating that the Car had actually accepted tho
proposals. offered by France and England
Tuis report had caused considerable improve
nent in the French and English funds
Seven cart loads Of hungarian prisoners were