New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18
Details of the News by the Franklin

The Franklin, whose arrival at New York was teie-
grsphed with the main features Of the news brinzs
days later intelligence from Europe We copy the
following interesting summary fsom the T. Courier and
Enquirer
ENGLAND.
Parliament has been further prorogued until the 10th
OF November the aspect Of the Eastern question not be-
ing deemed by the British Cabinet Of sufficient impor-
iance to warrant It's earlier consideration.
1t IL rumored that the Emperor and Empress OF France
will Witt LONDON in November
frishtfu accident happened on the river Medway
near Turnbridge Wells the 2lst Ut by which nearly
forty persons pershed in Of the Medway ha
ing Overpved its banks number Of hop pickers after
having finished their days work being conveyed
through the food in wagon drawn by three horses,
when arriving at Hartake Bridge they became alarm
ed 90 the rusb Of and uttered loud cries The
party consisted Of men, women and children The noise
they made slzrmed the horses who appears
and came in contact with the side Of thr bridge which
being in 1eapdated state broke down and the wagon
preciptated into the river and all the persons it
drowned. Eighty-seven persons were missing.
FRANCE.
The unfavorabe accounts Of the vintage crop fully
The trade Paris beginning revive and the pros
pect Of heavy increased business is very attering
The political news from France Ia without much in
terest.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY
Very little intelligence Of definite reliable character
has been recev I'd from these countries since the sailing Of
the last steamer.
The telegraphed from Copstantinople under
date of the 18th that the combined fleets Of England
France at the earnest solicitation Of the sultan had
passed the Dardanelles
II stated that the Gar has issued assurances that the
property o leading British merchants we'll their
persons will be carefully protected in the event Of
| with Turkey.
The army Of Asia are daily receiving reinfcreetnsnts
Omar Pasha preparing to cross the Danube at l.
din. having large number OF boats AMI pontoons IN
readiness The bridge between the fortress Widn and
Islands opposite already occupied BY Turkish corps
The Russians were marching great force to haaat op-
po-ite widin
letter from St Petersburg dated October Il says that
the Of the declaration Of by the Porte produced
most painful sensation In the North the Russian army
the civil service but in the South they
we're more pacific and nothing like warike enthusiasm
apparent anywhere although various means had been
taken oproduce it.
| sian manifesto had reached the French government,
which contained something very insulting TO France,
charactrsing her the hot bed Of revolution One OF
the expressions is said to read as follows am in my
right, and will defend it, well the rights Of my Co
regons against all foreign interference whatever and
shall not stand alone"
Notwithstanding all unfavorable symptoms, public
opinion in Paris and London still believed that the re-
sources Of diplomacy were not all exhausted and war
would yet be ayerted.
AUSTRALIA.
Later advces from Sidney and Melbourne have been
received at London The miners appeared to be prosper
and gold continued very abundant. Produce wa
very plenty and could be obtained moderate rates
Owing to the large arrivals Of merchandise and the pecu
ave movements which had been going forward for som
months, crisis was looked for among the merchants
AFRICA.
By arrival at London dates from Monroya had beer
received to the 2d of September and Bathurst to th
| 2lEt OF October.
War had sgain broken out at Logos, but was soor
checked with but little bloodshed by Admiral Bruce
The American brig Clara had been wrecked at serr;
Leone
The Colony of Liberia in most prosperous condi
! | ton and the people seemed contented and happy
The Government had received handsome presant o
arms and sccoutrements from the French Emperor.
The U. S. frigate Constitution was at Coast Castle an
the U. s sloop Marion was at Monrovia.
The French Squadron collecting at Grand Bassa
for the purpose of redresng some grievances Of thei
: Government.
Chief Malone wanted possession of the Amaloo noun
! tans but this was refused by the British.
J. INDIA AND CHINA
The British acquisition Of Burmah again in a stat
Il Of having been by large bodies Of arne
who said to exceed hundred and forty tho'
They are reported have occupied fortified position
whence they attacked successfully in several instanc.
the English posts.
The revolution in China still continued with indferei
y results both sides At Annoy the insurgents had m
IT with success, but the patriots had invested Kh
e Fun Foo the capital Of Hondu the Yellow river.
The whole country in state of anarchy, and bus
% ness at q stand still.
y y CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
The aspect Of affairs beyond the borders of the color
n is again in an unsatisfactory state. The withdrawal
" the troops and the abandonment of the Orange Riv
l., sovereignty caused much dissatisfaction.
D. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
d Lpeypool Oct "a In the week ending Friday last Il
total sales 1920 bales of which l20 spec
ation and 4690 for export leaving 1910 for the trad
Ill The advance in prices may be quoted to 3l6 dear
the departure of the Arctic On Saturday the sal
lc amounted to COO bales including 900 for speculate
and export To-day the market quiet notwithsan
y ing advce by the America still uufavoratle
g concerned the crop TIE sales reached go
bales of which about 900 speculation and
1t export and prices without change The following
comparison of the present rates with those which ru
s this time last