New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-12
NUMBER 214.
Details of the Foreign News.
BY THE AFRICA


woB6 commence before the 25th.
K-sehid Pschs the bearer Of the to
Instructions how in the the Russians
fusrg t1 leave the Territories Duplicates Of these d
In Ala 80 THAI ths rcti1n Of ths divisions Of M
srrny raigbt be in cono~rt
The following is a translation Of
oMER PAsHA's LETTER
Nonseg Gn1ai 1t is by the order Of my Govern
est tszt base the honor address this letter to your
Exeeilency
'whiie the Sublime Porte has exhausted all means Of
pneiaatien tonsintain AZ once peace and s nfe
pendspee, the Court Of Russia has ceased to
dcnities IN the way OF any sueh .-ttsmsnt, snah hss
ehdrd with the viostion Of treaties invading the
fnepatie- Of MoldaEa and Wallschia integral parts
or theOttonnn Empire
irus to its pacific system the Pere instead Of eIer.
csing the right 70 make repra confined itself thsB
from protesting and did deyats from the way tina.
might lad 70 an arrangement
Russia on the contrary far eyfscinr correzpord-
ing sentiments has ended BY rejecting the proposals
comnspded BY the august mediatDg posers-proposals
ity Of the Porte
fhere only remains to the latter the ind se ne
cessity Of But az the invassn Of thePrincspar+
aud the violation Of treaties which have sttenasd it are
the versble Of tbs euhirne Porte the
exse,on Of its pacific sentiments proposes to soer TX
ceency by Intervention the aeuatisn Of the
Provinces and grants for your decon term Of fifteen
days to date from the receipt OF this istter IF within
this interval negative shah reach from your
E1ceency the Commandment Of hostlties viii be the
natural consequence
While have the honor to make ntimation to yosr
E1ceency embrace the opportunity to ofer the assur
ance Of my high esteem (Sfgued} oNsR-H
The following curt document ia
GGRCAAKsfFs REPLY. -
Ny Master f not at war With Turkey bu. have orders
not TO leave the Pnncipatfes uut the Porte shall have
gwen to the Gar the moral satisfaction he demanis
When his point has been obtained WIN evacuate the
| fend myself. GsRcHAxerFT
Voluntary gifts Of all descriptions continued 10 so into
the Turkish treasury Jewels money hores houses and
lands offered
service Eight thousand Rejifs mita men we're arm
ed clothed ard squpped from the proceeds Of day
offerings. Military preparations continue with unabztea
spirit The Turkish steam frgates Faxi Bshri Taef Ps
ridge and Medede have been sent to Byrout take
beard 12ee0 regulars Of the army of Syria Orders had
been given cali out 0eo more Eedi exclusive of me
ofthese $1,000 IS go and equipped
te1eees IN one day and within thearns cloth
ing and horses provided Twenty thousand Drses
irf-gulars pnde their chief Cheib who long with
stood Mehemst Ali, daily expected ioiutne army
Of Asia One half Of the Turkish feet was about
for the coast of Asia between Tsebi.ond and Bstour
Two bsrtsiens al Ghasseurs arnsd ard drilled the
system Of the Gbaseufs de yihcenpes has besn
0mer Pssha and third sbousts ieaye fur Bssoa,n
Orders had been ssatto the Governor Adrianople
cassn Chief seer Bey Who had been residing
mer city Hassan Jazdjii had marched At tbs head
1000 horseen for the army Of Asia, and it was stated
that after retaining sufficient force in Egypt Abba
Paeha can spare $1,000 more to the Turkish aid,
The Paris journal ass Dt5ats irdulgesfn epecua-
ous respecting the from which the large suppe.
cf money at the Governments s sosal drawn. The
Iurkss Gays the DsoTs have eSfdenuy resources with
which no one is aequaated Some speak secret hoard
which the Government has now decided on broaching
others say that the yemas supplies
IN sch the ress mos. of f ts sIe II
only after harvest tss the Ray pay their espia
tionax after harvest tbs land and peasants pa
their dues the peried the export trade com
mences and pays Of five per cent all articles
and further il is harvest that the native dsalers
their supplies Of foreign merchandse all Of shic
there is duty Of three per cent During the presen
quarter the Government thus receives nearly the eAtr
H.
pientnulness Of money but cannst be expected to con
tinue-
proof Of this is that the Government has commence,
new issue Of paper money aud that the value Of th
pound sterling which there regulates the other exchapg
es has risen at the banker. at Gsats to l2e psstres
equal 81 francs 30 confines to l30 the bsZaars
shops. and wilt rise higher as the war proceeds.
Ths Turkish force now in arms Is estmassd, thougl
the Daaube and The balkan rs coo In Bosnis eoc ues
Pristna on the Servian fronti 80 600 who will be
within enty days at Adrianope and from 50 90
to 100000 men on the frontier OF Asia.
The Prussians their part actively incressin
their forces the Danube Immense barracks are bein
built its banks, the expense Of which Gortschako
makes the Hospodars and TO such length has tn
Russsp carried his demand that the WaIlaehan Govern
meht has been compelled % borrow six millions g
pisstres
rumor was prevalent Vienna that the Russians vou
foundation. On the 10th the Sultan re
quesed the British Embassador TO send for the fleets
which request assented to- The fleets were to ente
the Dardap pelTes the Black Sea- except to
any hostile movement of the Russians
command in the Turkish army has been offered I
Add kader but previous to accepting 1t he asks tn
| opinion Of the French Government. 40.
The Sutsn II appears since he declared war. pass
the entire day IN religious duties under the instruction
a Young Polish jew named woliwssi. has been appr
hendednear ShumIa his person was founa treaso
able correspondence with the Russians He was brougl
before Omar Pasha vhogave orderste hang him.
ENGLAND. H.,
The ship palhousie froun Gfavesend 18th for sydne
sunk the 10th OF Beechy Head Fifty-nne lives We
numerously attended meeting was held at Finsbur
London. the 18th to express SYMPATHY with the Turk
Il L s Duncombe presided, and suitable resolutions we
over 500 refugee Poles and uugarians IN London ha,
offered their services to Turkey in the eeming
The British public in the dark respecting IL
intentions the Government in the present crisis al
will probably remain 50 until after the meeting Of Pa
Mrs Hcsg the widow of the Bstrick Shepherd. is
poverty Friends endesrofng to have Der put on Il
t General Sir Alexander Mackenzie died at Bath DC
sheridan Knowles is ecturng in Scotland disseu
The Dublin Exhibition was to close nnsy on the 81
J utimo, f-3T
A parliamentary return, just published, shows that
the year ended January last Great Britain paid out
the public treasury f9o7A sterling for bounty and
pensss captured negroes in prevention Of the sa
7 They have begun a movement in Manchester in fav
of the Msins Anti Liquor law in England ,
closed but hopes are entertained Of settlement
no distant day.
The screw steamer Andes arrived at Liverpool moon
Friday. 21st instant
A FRANCE.
1t -t4tei that When the Emperor returns to Pa
from upieyne the day Of his Intended coronation
be announced
Much activity prevailed in the Naval Department a
the Moynfsa contains order for special credit
IF 5 900 Oo0 francs the Minister Of Marine
The Paf,is that i knows the assertion of the
ID cent Russian the csueasas to be Totally
founded,
Ii was said in Paris that Colonel Charras, the ee
brated Republican Represent had been applied
by the Turkish Government 20 accept a command,
had declined Dembinski had not kft his lodgings
Paris on the Sth alt. consequently he could not b
been put in command in the Turkish service the