New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-17
Arrival of the Asia.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


The steamer Asia arrived at New York on
the 9th, bringing dates to the 9th ultimo
The general intelligence is devoid of interest
The Eastern question was in statu quo, but
was generally regarded as settled
The Asia brought 147 passengers The fol-
lowing dispatches caused considerable excite
ment, having been interpreted that the Rus
slams had re-crossed the Pruth, which, how
ever, does not appear to be the case
Bucharest, August 10.--Gen Asten Sacken.
commander of the third corps of the Russian
army, crossed the Pruth with his forces. Gen.
Shoers, of the fifth corps, was still at Ismael.
Gaiats, August IA Russian commission
has arrived at Suluia- mouth, to investigate the
condition of the river and to advise as to the
means of making it navigable.
A report prevailed at Constantinople on the
i th,- that collision had taken place between
Omar Pacha and the Russians on the Danube
correspondence from the capital states that
the French Government had received dispatches
from Vienna which are surmised to contain an
adhesion of the Porte, but only on the indispen-
sable condition that the Danubian principalities
be evacuated before the Sultan sends an ambas.
sador to the Car To meet this punctilio the
Vienna Conference proposed middle course for
the joint acceptance of the Gar and Sultan
This proposal had been communicated from
Vienna to Constantinople and St. Petersburg
Some time must be necessary before the replies
can be received
A Geographic dispatch from Paris of August
70 states that late advices from Constantinople
brought information that the Prince Ghika de-
MES the rumor that he had gone over to the
Gar He says that he had been desired by Rus
STA to suspend relations with the Porte and stop
paying tribute, but that not feeling competent
to decide the question for himself, he had made
the matter known to the Ottoman Porte for its
decision.
There had been riots at Genoa in consequence
OF the high price of bread, and the military had
been called out
pllmented Capt. 1ngraham for his conduct in
the kosta affair.
ENGLAND. ION the oath, at Osborne, Mr.. In
gersoll delivered to the Queen his letters of re-
call, and Mr.. Buchanan was presented by Lord
Clarendon.
FRANCE. 80 The settlement of the Eastern
question is now regarded as fat aceompH
Accounts from the departments represent all
apprehension from the Eastern difficulty as
dying away, and commercial affairs are gener-
ally reviving.
The latest intelligence from Constantinople is
to the 18th August, which had reached Vienna.
The Porte had accepted collective note, with
very trifing verbal notifications thereof, con-
frming the above advices.
Accounts from London say that the Turks are
anxious for pacific settlement, but they re-
quire some alteration to the note that had been
sent from Vienna.
Turkish courier is to proceed to that place
CVienna) on the Goth, with the note modified
according to their wishes
IMPORTANT FROM CHNA--Private letters re-
celved by the Asia represent the condition of af-
fairs at Canton as very critical, and an out
break was expected. Shanghai was quiet, and
b usiness dull