New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-04
=" lon writing from Washington to the Bal. |

timore Sun, under date Of the 26th ult,, says .
Adyices received by mercantile houses in Bos
ton and New York, fronrtheir European cores
pondents. go to show thakthere is no probability
of war between Russia and Turkey, or any
other war, Notwithstanding the signs of the
times. 1t is said, also, to be the opinion of the
r Cabinet at Washington, MS derived from their
!. kiEpropean adyices, that war will not occur. In
s1fine, war in Europe at present is generally
considered to be, to use the words of one of her
Statesmen. can impossibility."
al The rumorcd alliance between Spain and
Santa Anna is so far improbable, that we can
ali get no war out of that A great deal is to be
las elade, however, out of Uncle Tom CdbiniSm,
End it is already declared, in at least semi-o
, ial quarters, that in that new demand turks a
,t 6eH If we consider the Stafford House
concern as the British Government, and reflect
stlso upon the fact that it is, at best, pettcoat
and remark upon the sympathies
!, between the lady monarch and the lady agta-
syp ors, we must admit that at best, "war is in
, Neyitable'
- The demonstrations in favor of Mrs Uncle
& Tom, added to the rumors of British designs for
z, the abolition of slavery in Cuba, are already
lsIcous,dered as an adequate justification Of the
q proposition for our Government to take the mi
Lstiatiye in the war impending, by the immediate
y f., an ,'eizure Of Cuba.
- The Fishery question is, after all, the nearest
r. chance for war at present, and if we cannot
get il out of Tom Cabin, we may get it out Of
4 Tom Cod
a. The American fishing vessels have gone out
we'll armed and well manned and great num-
Der are to follow during the next month They
will resist what they consider the agr resi- 1ns,
and have no doubt they will coRstrue the con-
vention Of 1918 to mean hatthey may, rs here
totore, fish where they please. A single fishery
vessel may not undertake TO resist a ship Of the
|, .
them combined may he able to make reprisals
both ashore and Mt sea and this, as | learn
from good authority, it is their purpose to do.
Meanwhile, the negotiation FOR the adjust
ment Of the question is going on very we'll, and
will no doubt, in the course Of time, be brought
to a satisfactory conclusion-but not in time to
mar the expected sport Of the fishermen, either
in fishing or lighting this season
Several of the newly appointed foreign minis
tiers are expected TO arrive here during the pre-
sent week, for the purpose Of receiving their in
structions, written and verbal
Some Of the most important empires on the
globe are, says the New York Herald, now ruled
by young men. The Emperor Of China, Hen
Fuug, is now in the twenty-second year of his
age and the third Of bis reign 1t will be re-
collected that he is Of the Tartar or Tut sng
dynasty. Prince u-kisn, of the Ming dynas-
t., who aspires to the throne of China, is about
nineteen years old The Sultan, or Shah Of
Persia, Nasser- Din, is about twenty years of
age Abdul-Medjid- khan, the Sultan of Tur-
key, was born in april 1S23--of course he is
now little over thirty years Of age The En-
peror Francis Joseph Of Austria, is nearly
twenty three. Having been born in August,
1880 He assembled the imperial throne in De-
| cember, lS4S. These empires embrace more
than one-third of the population of the world
The Bank of England has increased its stock
of bullion in one week from eli, 944 81 sterling
! 10 els,25393i sterling. Increase e30S ,3"7-
and it is now daily adding to its treasure The
amount Of notes in circulation was, on the ii
| June, according to the return made 10th Junc)
81, 32s,535 sterling, being an increase Of
G750 600,
The increase Of private securities, which
shows the demand lor money, was E6l0,G4j
stcr:ing :.
SuGAE AND MoLAssEs SrrcuLArioys- a
matter Of some interest to our merchants we
clip the following from the St Louis Evening
| News of the 18th ult
pedlcIS III THESE articles n&te - WIDE miss
TINS year, and II majority who purchased
iiHIEely VIM W at me close OF The season with
Salahcet accounts, they may deem themselves
l0rtunate' Inc oihGuity Aas been TINS The
crop w3s ah increased one anu not Known
EpctiSeiy 20 "ltlI extent dealers bought Two
IN, e.i{ - an early ny NJ "na1 was thsn con-
Si'efe'i 10" figures Inc stock almost from the
"slHhlhS vas IaI4e' aha sun continues 50 At
L" tltlo mas tnere been anything Ike scarcity
- inner, nut re'eills nave been constant md
slrnay1 Mi'n ~ ahinatloA anu greater UNI
i2llu,lS ~ prices thah we remember to have
yer noltea OF a season before Sugars opened
AZ ao3ul - 70 &c ana Nese fgures are the
4uG 9. Fuuhf rates at present hgasses has
!'gi.l.et anu i now luiy 9s low Or lower than
II was az 'Se opening Of the season We have
~ means VI aSeefta'hihS the precise amount Of
"a sore Dul we are assured that 1t Is sut-
l.'ei' iol az least Two months shoutt not an
9t''ei '''ssns"'' or 9arfeI arrive.
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w II honest PRIDE over the extraordinary speed
attained ~ our clipper ships over those Of the
Old World and former times The CLIPPER shin
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