New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-26
The News by the Arctic.


From our New York exchanges we make up the follow
ing summary Of The European received by the Arc
lie, which arrived at New York the 18th
The American clipper Challenge had put into Fsyal
!aeky ''
The Liverpool cotton market was dun Breadsuffs had
lcned-vheat "a per 20 lbs and -four Il Is Cd per
Hbi Oihrr markets unchanged
Another American citizenship hes
me seems Of Operations Is Aneons the Adratic sport Of
ne Roman states The authorities finding themselves in
AFFAIRS IN THE EAST.
Ihe news confirmed thas the Turks have crossed the
Danube, and that fighting had begun in in Cir
etssa Onl-r Pacha, his part, kept his word He
aforEed the Russian Commander Gortschakon that If
Dc Russians did not the Prncipalities before
''etOber u he wo1id the put him out
tae brief time that interFened this summons
aad the date allowed for its fafilment 0mer employed
t-nsporng attachments Of his troops to certain lands
I, Tue Danube. from which point thy could with
HtI farther obstacle to the bank held the Russians
me passage was however Effected without opposition
Previous to crossing the Dauube omer Pacha issued
ae following proclamation, which Is well calculated to
iispire the fanatcism Ct his troops;
soLnIEns Of TIE IMPrar.L AHSY: When firm and
.ourageous we shall engage the enemy will not AZ
Int sacrifice body aud soul TO he aveagei Lock to the
Koran On the Koran we have sworn You Mos
ms and doubt net you rady to sacrifice body and
eul for your religion and your country there be
single msn among you afraid Of let him
i- s dangerous to fsce the enemy With such men He
no is under the feeling Of fear should be employed in
ae hospitals or other occupations but be who remains
9TH US and turns his back the emmy shall be shot
l.-t thr who long their
5tednsss TO their religion and the throne, remain Their
hears uni-ed with God and if faithful to religion
they prove themselves brave. God will assuredy give
tlem the victory Soldiers let purify hearts and
aen put confidence in the aid of.ood Us do battle
nd sacriee ourselves like our fathers and a. tney he
queathed country an religion to US ought to
que1th them 20 our children. You all that
great object this serve God and the sultan
orthiy and thus win heaven Soldiers, NAV God pro-
ct al Who have the honor to believe and these
prineipes.H
1t remains to be whether omer would keep
Lis word by bassing the first Of November bucharest
assigned for the evacuation Of Kalsf4t by the
Eussi1ps the mortality in
Respecting the diplomatic movements Of the Powers.
the Journal fes D5ats learns from CoDsantinope that
October 81, VI. de Brck the Austrian nternunco had
"a interview with the sultan and handed him pro-
ct Of note with the collective guarantee said, Of
aneE at Vienna that it would be accepted by Russia
To the above statement added another source
that the Gar had declared his acceptation Of the
condition that England aud France guaranteed
rs acceptance by the Porte which it understood both
tsn and France declined neither icing disposed to
The Car took the opportunity Of stating that this was
lL ProPositl9h ne Noulu MAKE or aecept, anu the
kns Of Prussia had given notice on his part that if the
rote was not rejected he would wlthiraw altogether
any interference in the matter
The terms Of the nos did transpre but the
riuaon Of the interview, messenger Immediately
llspatched to 0mer to direct him time be-
f're commanding hosties. That circumstances led to
belief in Ccnstantinopi- that the note Of a nature
60 he accepted by the Divan.
Prince Paskewiteh had left ST. Petersburg for Buchar-
est to take command Of the Russian army n the Princi
lities
The main force Of the Russians near Bucharest vher.
they have some hundred heavy cannon posted.
Money remains Namak Pacha, the Minister
Commerce about to visit London and Paris on
financial mission Various schemes under discussion,
rd among others, it proposed open loan in the
Z nited States.
.pDaEss TO 1HE rRoors
Here omer Pachas address 70 his troops after reading
I u them the declaration of war:
Officers and Soldiers from Asia, Africa and Europe
che blood of your fthers has more tan once rpldened
mis- soi which powerful enemy Eshrs TO you
r has by fathers been c7nheI 70 your patriotic hon
it has a. yet no blot it Know then, taat you
with a
tying his dust that yoa tres uud foot l. cur ashes
the ashes of your fathers-BErsSp MI
soldier let altogether sDl blood unto
the last drop TO uphold the integrity the
EmpsrCranI beloved Sovereign the sultan Abdul MUjdi
October 54th having passed and gone. without any
movement on the part Of the Russians % show that they
inenie 20 retreat the Turkish Commander waited only
i'r suitable opportunity. which the 27th October he
'and, and immediately threw across strong body Of
tth infantry and cavalry into the village Kali
afat. position recently evacuated by the Russians
From the last accounts received Consantinope.
TebsonIe it certain that the Circassians and
q Daghestan have begun the with spirit. Several
thousand Of these mountain warriors Descended
the tortrees the Eastern of the Black Sea from
s2njouk hale to Nayaghinskoi aud in Deghestan the
occupying the banks of the Terek. Prince woronsoG
has himself repaired to the spot Russian
meuts have been from sebasopol the Eastern
GREAT BRITAIN
boiler in the cotton mill of W Hesleth Blackburn,
exploded, and killed six persons on the Il inst.
The mail steamer Msgdalena had brought the Pacific
mails from Valparaiso September Il Calao 23d and
the Peruvian Government bfye allowed fu compensation
the recent outrages American citizens at the Chin
cha I,lsuds snd consequently the contemplated of
/ Mr- Clay had b5en abandoned.
IRIsh NENs--An inuudaiion of the river had done
much damage to the city of Cork The above
the gauge and flooded ali the lower streets Business was
geueraiy suspended and the stores u the flooded dis
rict had to be closed portion Of the quay near Gam
twenty lives it being impossible to ascertain how many
persons fell with into the food The country for thirty
miles round was likewise inundated from the various
streams aud great many houses and trees swept