New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-22
NUMBER 2g2.
Tho News by the Baltic.

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the passage a succession Of westerly gales,
Our thanks due 10 Mr. W, II A Crazy the Purser
Of the Baltic for the latest
The most important piece Of intelligence B the fnllo~
ing which received Liverpool By telegraph, us
previous 70 the departure Of the Baltic
The London Times states n leading article that there
= no to doubt that the 21th Of October 300
Turkish infantry and 2o1 cavalry crossed the Danube
aud occupied Katufa aud that large number Of troops
were still passing over In bsrges vh-n this dir
patched, The Russians gathering the point I
attacked and i was expected that eo4og would take
notes and diplomatic conference Omar Pasha. move
ent appears ths extremity Of rashness bot he proba
command After the frrocity Of hostile nations has
been satisfied By the ssnguihary srng of useless and
the claims Of Justice and -pity Whatever may be
iHs result Of ths conte-t alter the duty Of the
Whsther Omar Pashs be- s.fa. or whsthsr he be /
drIsn back We equally b4uBd to maintain the rights
OF turkey Let the war 20 it will England and France
can never permit Russia reap the fruits Of her dup
city and violence. It will not disehsrv. France ami our
selves from the duty Of preventing these countries
from falling under the heavy yoke aud grasptng ambition
Of tho Car yictors vanquhed tbs Tnrs.
the same right and claim the Western power. and
the Times does not doubt that the same langn,1s iii b
held by them whether the first operation Of the war
shall terminate in victory or defeat 10 silica The
article concludes follows We sincerely that the
Efforts which will doubt be employed light from this
the hae Of civil dscord throughout Europe
may fail Of anu that diplomacy may extinguish
the fire before be the Of sitting The continent
a blaze At any rate, shall the satisfaction Of
thinking that efforts part have been wanting
stem the tide Of hostile AID that If forced
at last to enter the conflict it will only after
having used every conceivable means to avert #.
The other morning papers cont4in dispatch received
in Par. stating that 20C00 Turks cresed the Danube
the 18th Of October Widen and occupied Ealuf.H
which had been evacuated by the Russians No eneoup
ter took place
The Austrian Envoy has submitted to the sultan
draft Of note with collective guarantee Of the Fou-
Powers It Is stated this note has been accepted by
Russia.
The Arabia from this port 18th wss OF Holyhead nine
o'clock morning Of Saturday, 10Th. At 200 slowed
reported nine days twentyoDe hours and ten minutes
time
letter without date from Tunis announces the sud-
den death Of Mr. Head, Consul Of the United States
The circulars report slight decline in cotton and
hresdstuffs-very slight but sufficient to check sp-cua
tiOu fer time.
There had been destructive riots wigsn in Lanca-
shire,
THE TURKISH QUESTION
The first note OF that fe. snxously on the ears
OF Europe has been rapidly exchanged for note Of
peace The three days since last adviees brought reports
from the Danube announcing successfully eugageent
and an srmstice-the commencement Of hostites and
the conclusion of truce We without detailed par
tcusrs Of either Of these but the London
press believe that the pacific intelligence will be found
the substantial and that the movements in the
direction Of peace have been important than in the
direction Of
There those notwithstanding. see in this un-
ookedfor arnstice an instance Of Kusias , in obtain
ing what she most at present wants-delsy.
The information which these hopes surnses are
based is as and unsatisfactory all that has been
doed out to the European public during progress Of
this protracted difficulty Here it is rsr5atiu
Velna, Friday evening [2sth -ThertEs tobe-
ieve that armtice has been concluded between the
Turkish and Russian armies The intelligence Of Russian
hostile operations the Lower Danube Esd is con-
tradicted by the OdstyTeichisch. Correspondents =
The London Daily News is possibly the truth in
| In ali probability, instead of any formal armistce
few days at the instance the Sultan
Prince to receive orders from st Petersburg
before 0mer pashs finally advised begin offensive
operations on large scale This is Interpretation Of
/ the armistice story
This view Of the is strongly corroborat-d by the
following telegraphic dispatch the Importance of which
and 'ruc 7He TURKS hare crossed Tie Danu5e
/ The highly important is teegrephed, crcumsta u
tally TO an extra Of the London Morning Chronicle
Of the 9th inst Thirty thousand infantry and four
hundred cavalry under the orders of Omar Pasha passed
the Danube at Kalafat the 27th of October great
number were in the act OF crossing From 0rtova
another dispatch mentions that the Danube had been
crossed and from other sources learn that the Russians
had evacuated kAafat eyilonty with the intention
drawing the Turks from the strong possion and bringing
them TO battle in the plain with the Danube in then
rear 1t is nconcevahe that general so experienced a;
Omar would fall into perceptibe trap and if he has
crossed the river he must have done confident in h
resources and with the determination to inset the
in pitched battle ThSnext reliable from the sss
Of will. therefore DO Of intense interest.
The London Times and other organs Of Russian senti
ment labor to prove that the skirmsh on the Danube
before referred act of Turkish aggression
arising from accident but would not provoke the Rus
slams into retaliation The Times goes far
that the Car does not consider himself at with
Turkey Ii this statement be authorized it betrays the
pretext which Russia will strive throw the respous
CRcAssA-L-tters from Warsaw, Of Oct. % state thai
reinforcenents had been sent of TO the Crimea Tn,
Ureassians have lately manifested much activity, ant
have passed down to the of the Black Sea Fort
dortogoewsk and Tenginsk have been completely demol
ished by them and the Russians several occasions
have been very hard pressed The new alliance with tn
Sultan lends TO the 1iaintaiueers ardor.
The following are the terms in which the Minister of tn
Interior announced the article Inserted in the Me,
the 27th. the Turkish and Russian differences tn
Prefect of Departments.
THE MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR TO TIE PRErEors
Mt . Z h.. f,.N he
official column 1t announces in the no1-oacis
lumn, that the combined aests Of France and Engsn
have passed thS Dardansles Although positive
has arrived to confirm the report Of first engagement
hostites are imminent between the Turkish troops AM
the Russian army the banks Of the Danube. Franc
aud England have not lost all hopes Of arriving at sou
tion to the THrco Russian differences They do dot
nouuce the cooperation Of the cabinets of Vienna
Berlin whose interests identical with theirs. to
tnue the negotiations for peace In any they
the situation with security and they wait the result witt
confidence
TTeana Oct 27-It is asserted that the note of tn
Vienna Conference has stl chance Of being accepted
though Of course it will in such case be subjected
| some notifications.
There is of Baron Bruck being recalled froI
Conssntinople to take the management Of the Fnsnce
Baron Prokesch is mentioned as his successor.
Letters from Bucharest state that the 18th ins
Prince Gortschako ordered Baron Osten Sacken to
into the Principstes and take the place OF IL
| corps OF reserve in MeldaFa.
Massar Pasha the son Of Reschid pasha has arrived
/ Belgrade.
Up to the 2ad inst no change had taken place in IL
Russian and Turkish positions at GiurgeVo and Bra
| Paris Tuesday Morning. o'clock-G rneral Baragua
d'Ilers is, by decree in this days Mo,er appointe
Embassadcr Extraordinary and Minister Pleupoentisi
the sublime Porte in the stead Of NJ de la Cour cae
: TO other duties
On the evening of the 22l Mr. Soule Minister of Il
United States Spain admitted TO audience wit
, the Queen. The queen attended by the Minister
Foreign Affairs and by the officers of the palace Att
being ushered in with the usual ceremonies, Mr.. Sou
handed the Queen the Presidents letter accreditiI
him Envoy the Spanish Court and then address,
i her follows in the English language:
Mr.. soULE's SPEECH.
Maidm-In delivering the letter which accredits me
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary Of
United States Of America to the Court OF your Majesty
cannot dispense with expressing the satisfaction exT
ricnce in having ouly TO gys the most friendly assuanc
yosr royal person. and to the people eopded - yo
direction and s0citude The respected chief who pi
sides this moment the destiHies If America AN
iousy desires that the best understanding should chara
the relations Of his Government with that o yo
Majesty, and it would be to qualification as Il i
duty to cultivate and develop every calculated
e render intimate the ties of interest which exist
r tween Spain aud the United States and TO srenSt
e bonds which unite the two powers, offer Madam
your Majesty sincere wishes for the welfare ot yo
IT royal person aud august family May the reign OF 20
Majesty fortunate and fruitful in events destined
render your people happy and prosperous
in To this address the Queen replied as follows;
quErN isABELLA,s REPLY.
i, MuSjeir The AiilseF-l have heard with satiSfact
M the insurance YOU have given To me, relative to
fndv sentiments OF the President of the United Stat
ana feel pleasure in assuring you that they not s
ed passed by those which animate for his person and
ynur country Those new assurances, always grateful