New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-27

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Arrival of the Steamer Franklin - -Four
Lays Later from Europe-The War Plos-
pect, etc.
New YORK. July 10
The steamer Franklin, from Eavre and South
ampton, arrived this morning. briL ging s. pas
sengers and Liverpool dates Of the 9Th inst.
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
The intelligence from the East is decidedly
warlike, though Notwithstanding the threaten
ing aspect Of affairs, there are some who llupe
frr peace. A dispatch to the London Times
lated Vienna, July 8, states that the Russians
had crossed the river Pruth at two points for the
purpose Of occupying the principalities Of Wal
lacha and Moldavia.
A protracted cabinet council wa held al j. q
don on the u instant, at which it was saiu t.
| be decided that the French and English fleets
We're to enter the Dardanelles as counter NOV.
to tie hostile demonstration Of the Russians
1t was thought, however, that negotiations
would continue even after the occupation by
Russia of the pripcipalities
The report in London OF the ID. that the Rus
slams had entered Ja-sy had caused panic in
the London Stock Exchange. The rumor was
denied by the Austrian Minister ON the 4th, bur
was still believed, owing to the fact that the
Paris .IoH:teW had ANNOUNCED the receipt It
an official dispatch from St Petersburg decree
! lHP lit OtGG pullbil VI 'ue DduuDlHQ provinces
The warlke preparations Of Turkey are con-
tinued on the most extensive scale The un-
! furiing Of the Sacred Banner Of Mahomet will
| lie tie signal for the rising of the Mohammedan
| tribes from the Red Sea to the Caspian. At the
Arsenal OF Constantnople A vessels were being
armed, and the militia of Constantinople had
| been ordered out. The Prince of Servia had
offered to place 4 600 men at the disposal Of the
Sultan, and a similar force was being raised in
| Albania 1t stated that the ,t
Mollavia hy Russia had caused Austria t. unite
cordially with France and England Prussia
maintains her neutrality.
Count Gayluse was to leave Vienna on spe
cial mission to St. Petersburg, in regard to the
Turkish question.
The Emperor Of Russia had issued NANTES
to on the 2jth Of June, denying that he wishes
war, and throwing the whole blame if one comes,
upon the Ottoman Empire.
SECOND DISPATCH
| MANIFESTO OF THE RUSSIAN EMPEROR-INDr
CATIONS OF PEACE AT ST. PETERsBrRG - TIE
CROSSING OF THE PRrTH -.Ntp York July 10,
r M-The Franklin brings 300 tons Of mer-
chandise. Among the passengers, in addition to
Princess Murat, are Hon. Neil s Brown Of
Tennessee. late Minister of the United States to
Russia, Mrs. Commodore Hall, Miss Hart, and
Countess de Goguy.
The Franklin left Cowes at o'clock A. NJ. on
the 1th.
The report that the Russians had crossed the
Pruth is confirmed
The rumored entry of the Russians into Jassy
: is false
The Emperor, however, had issued decree
declaring his intention to occupy the provinces.
RUSSIA
The latest telegraphc dispatch, dated Vienna,
! July 8 states that the Pruth was passed by the
Russians at Deyva. by a corps destined for the
occupation of Walachia, and at Skoulany by a
corps which was to invade Moldavia.
Gen, Gortschakoff was to arrive at Bucharest
on the 9th.
Peaceful APPEARANCES. letter from St
Petersburg, dated June %, says: . To Judge by
the aspect Of society here, there can be bu
little intention of involving the State in war at
i the present moment. 1t is true it is far enough
from here to the Danubian prncipaties for oul
troops to have passed the frontier, and we to be
living here in hlissful ignorance Of the fact. A
, number of high officials have received leave q
absence, in pursuit of health and pleasure, and
every thing at court betokens profound peace
4 There is at least an absence of war and wars
( alarms.
But the old Russian party is working away
\ beneath the surface, and is endeavoring to worl
{ up an interest for the orthodox faith in Turkey
l. is this party-tAe old Russian-the Sclavo-
q rian, properly speaking-that Prince Menschi
8 hotf leads, as Count Nesserode, the so-eallet
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2 Io..o., fror, Co,,start;no,,o ,,rdo,. doto
I,no y SOW In a month mnre rho Porte vii
ba III =, Iaro o,, fo,,t o5o OOo man
- NJ DcBruek, Of Austria, is actively engage
- ba,o bis Gararnn,,nt as Ta1iotnr
A ,ria,., a,o extensive ,,ovemarts in oneratio
!, ,,,,,. ti,,, r,,ri;sh ani Frorcb Frer, iIoy tn
a 81 eannon ar,onncos som. now ar
r;s 10 . y
I,ha r,,1isb .too,,or Potributiop Ieft IN;
'5t.,., M = ,ositinn viii the Turltis
d hest at thc mouth o. ,ng piaoM 81 "'
hannrfant intelligence has been received fro1
Scryi,. which states tha, the Prince offer
} ~ GOO men-of whom 10000 are for the PRO
Z lection of the fortress of Belgrade, aud 5000
T, for tbat Of the frontiers of the principality.
= Gold is being coined in great abundance a
+, the Mints in Turkcy, and tuur machines are 1
= ,york dov and rnght
Four ships are being fitted out for immediat