New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-16
From New York uapsi' Of the evening
Further by the Canada.

INDIA.
The India mail had been telegraphed via
Marseilles, with Bombay dates to April 25.
At Calcutta, business was slack-exchange
on London was at q, owing to an influx Of bills
from China.
The news from Burrnah is to April 13, and is
Of an unfavorable character More troops were
wanted, and there was no prospect of peace.
The Burmese Commissioners had refused to sign
the treaty.
CHINI
The dates are to April II. The American,
French and English ships-of-war on the coast Of
China have, on the urgent request of the En-
peror and a requisition for the Chinese authori-
ties, consented to guard Hankin, Shanghai and
the mouth Of the Great Canal against the rebels
The Times says: 1T is rather suspicious
circumstance that just now, when their very
smart missionaries have given the Americans
more intelligence Of the nature and progress of
the rebellion than our British representative
and merchants were ever likely to do, that they
have in those waters the largest armament ever
seen in the East under their flag. What if the
army, apparently intended for the chastisement
of Japan and the opening Of Jeddo, should
really have another ooject-to hold the balance
Of Chinese parties, and to slip in at the right
moment and grasp the prize " The Times adds !:
90 The possession of an India would break up
the federal Union as surely-a5 Immediately
| as tAC Vi l@uIplC htolltyti llt Ult
constitution of Rome"
LATEST NEws.-A second edition of the Times
has telegraphic dispatch dated Vienna, the
evening of the 26th-stating that Menschikof
and suite have left ConstantiDople, aud that
Russian subjects are placed under the protec-
ton of the Danish Enbassador
The French feet are said to have received per
mission to pass the Dardanelle5.
Our Paris correspondent telegraphs to Liver
| i Al. :. 4. III.
will be disturbed by the Turkish difficuty--it
being reported that the British Minister has Sc
stated. The telegrarhic reports, however, con
tradict each other fatty.
The Mormon elders are to be expelled iron
Persia
1t is reported that the American ship-of- wal
Cumberland, with Mr.. Marsh en- board, has de
manded an explanation and 5000 drachms from
Greece for the illegal imprisonment of the Amer
lean Consul. (Quere-Alr King of Athens)
An English Cabinet Council on Eastern affair
had been summoned for the Goth (Sundoy.)
The French per cents closed at so IS an
the Al per cents at l03, 10 for cash.
Sir Charles Lyell and Mr. Joseph Whitworth
two of the Royal Commissioners to the NewYor
Exhibition, are amongst the passengers by tn
!, Canada.
[By Submarine Telegraph to Liverpool
; Peace had been formally proclaimed at til
- | Cdpe Cl uOOu hope.
CONDITION OF AFFAIRS IN TURKEY The wik
!, dr0wdi Of the RussiCH Embdssddor, etc.
: The Porte having refused 10 accept the Russia
ultimatum, Prince Menschikoff embarked a
e Constantinople on board Russian ship-of- we
: fer Odessa
Il Relschid Pasha. the anti Russian statesma
is appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Dispatches in Paris to the 10Th confirm Il
: rupture in the diplomatic relations, and stat
Z the Russian troops were receiving reinforce
ments. Their situation appears critical TIL
, Turkish brig Selim had been sent with an in
portant order to the Governor of Jerusalem an
the French Consul there.
Our Paris correspondent telegraphs to Liver
pool that it is not feared the peace of EuroI
will be disturbed by the Turkish difficulty,
being reported that the British Minister has
stated. The telegraphic reports, however, cor
tradict each other fatty
: Just prior to the Canadas departure di:
patch was received by submarine telegraph
Liverpool, stating that Menschikoff seven day
! expired without any arrangement being mad
with Turkey; but the steamer, with Mensch
koff on board, had not sailed from Constant
,, , nople on the Goth Of May.