New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-20
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most interesting particulars of the news brought
by the steamer Atlantic:
PARTICULARS OF THE EASTERN QUESTION. - |
Austria had again put herself in accord with |
the other powers, and met the representation of
France, England and Prussia in conference at
Vienna to consider new proposition to the Sub |
| lime Porte, and negotiations were formally re-
snmed But telegraphic dispatch from Con-
stantinople, under date of the 26th September,
stated Grand Council of the Ottoman empire
then IN session, had recommended that the Sui |
tan shonld at once declare war against Russia |
| The decision of the Sultan had MT been given,
but the courier was hourly expected with IT,
| This news produced much excitement and ap-
prehension in all quarters, with considerable |
| further depression in the funds. At London, |
the British Cabinet was Immediately called to- |
| gether, Turkey was reported to be generally |
quiet. AT 81. Petersburg, the Minister of War
had issued official orders sending more Russians
TO the Prncipalities
| On the Sd instant dispatch was received at
| Dresden with the announcement tdat the Divan
| in Grand Council at Constantinople had resolved
| upon declaration Of war, notwithstanding the
| advice Of the Four Powers, and that the Sultan
| had signed the declaration. The report was
also brought that hostilities had already com
menced''
| FRANoE-In addition to the extension of the
time allowed for the import of foreign grain,
decree of the Federal Government prohib bits the
export of potatoes and other articles of food from
France.
| The American packet ship Isaac Wright, of
| New York, had struck on the Irish coast, and
was leaking badly when last seen. As soon as
the news reached Liverpool, steamer was sent
in search of her, but had not yet returned when
the Atlantic left. The Isaac Wright had 600
passengers on board.
| Louisville, Oct. II. The steam packet
Georgetown, with cargo, bound for New Or
leans, has sunk at Grand Tower, ON the Upper
Mississippi. She was insured in this city for
$4,000
There is now feet inches water on the
Cumberland Dam, and 8 feet on Flint Island
.Neao YORK, Oct. 1.-THE Cotton market here
has been further depressed by the Atlantic's ac-
counts, and prices have again declined &c. per
flb. Sales to-day 600 bales
Late adyices from the China Sea state that
Commodore Perrys feet had been spoken on its
way to Jeddo, Japan.
Baltimore. Oct 1q.--The Atlantic's news has
had no effect whatever on our market.
A malignant fever, resembling that which has
lately rayaged the South, is now raging at Felrs
Point in Baltimore, and has already caused
several deaths.
Mobile, Oct 19.--The Black Warrior, Capt
s. d. Bullock, arrived here at midnight from
New York, vio Havana, which she left on the
10Th She left New York on the 10th instant,
and therefore brings nothing new.
She reports having spoken, at noon on the
10th, the schooner Reindeer, seven days out
from New York.
The Black Warrior brings sixty-two passen.
gers, most of whom are for New Orleans She
, had landed forty -four Mt Havana.
1 She also brings 5Ss paekages Of freight for Ney
\ grienn-. - --+-1 ~---
' The following is list of the passengers by tn
Black Warrior:
Lord Elmley, Lord Ingestre, London; Mr. Fowler NJ
Apodaca Bersault, DR. Lanatus, family and servant
Mrs Hannah, Messrs Clark. Rash Tompkins Pellet,
NJ Haanan. Tr, Mr. Diis Mr. yergne and lady I Hat
ton Mr. Durd and lady Mr.. Collar simms II Portu
endo Bailano liTo, Dir Sierra Buenno Mr.. Tredi. ia
Deger NJ Casanger Mr.. Jones, Mrs Strong ser
want oammeron % Mr. nexereux and lady: Jose Fer
nando Iynando Rust w Tufts James Wibray and
lady Adler, Faures, Jr 2 DeLorra, Mr. Clark apd
lady, Juan Motallo; Lopez Armento, L Lyman G Mil
tenbergerG Dunbar lady three children and servant
Mrs Sughi. Parr. Bishop Polk, Esande B Gui-
nand, Dubose, La L suiz, Guen, Major Dixon L
TURTLE Aganica Mrs Jacobs Rosanna Reynolds Jose
de Birmingham, Thomas Dixon, Jr L D Baules Mrs
Blair, Miss Thyme, Miss A Hottelet and sister Lnu-
gridge Mr. Stewart Mr. Jones' lady and two chldre
Huffman, ] Eorbel.
Mobile, Oct. 19.--The interments in this city
yesterday were eight, including deaths by yell
low fever, three 1--we. papers.
Philadelphia, Oct. 12.-Hon. Charles Gilpin
whig, has been reelected Mayor of the city by
3l06 majority, Three consolidationists, Wm c.
Patterson, democrat. Geo, H. Hart, whig, NJ
W. Baldwin and VIM R. Morris, whie not or
the consolidation ticket, are elected to the AS.
semby. Eli X. Price, consolidatonist, is ele CT
ed to the Senate by nearly 1000 majority Col
Murphy the democratic candidate for Marsh al
is 7e0 ahead with Kensngton and three wa I'd:
, of Spring Garden to hear from. The vote viii
be close.
The democrats of the city have elected Smith
County Commissioner; Miller, County Surveyor
r Gibson, prpthonotary and probably Murphy,
Marshal The wings have elected Reed, Attor-
ney, and Coleman, treasurer. The assembly
, ticket in the county is yet in doubt.
In Lancaster county the whole whig county
ticket is elected The Prohibitory Liquor Law
question has 1000 majority in the comfy, and
200 in the city.
, Harrisburg, Oct, 1.-THE whig county ticket
is elected but the Legislative ticket is in doubt
The vote on the Legislative ticket in this county
:, as far received, is as follows Barrett, demo-
, erat s32; Soliday, democrat, 116; Bishop, pro-
hibitionist, S62 Ross prohibitionist, S96; Hum
mel, whig, 5s2; Bergstresser, whig, SOL
Chombersburg, Oct. II The returns from
franklin county are incomplete The indica.
u tions are that the whig State ticket will hay,
t about $50 majority The democratic assembly
1 ticket is probably elected
h Piftsbrg, Oct 1.-THE Senate and Assembi,
: ticket in Allegheny county are in doubt. Ro
berts, democrat, for District Attorney, an,
= = Hampton, whig, for Judge, are probably elected
y The democrats have, no doubt, carried tn,
d State by large majority, electing their Judge
n Canal Commissioner, etc.
Il Phiiadelphid, Oct 12-The haJeas corpu
a case of Deputy Marshals Jenkins and Crossier
= arrested last week on the charge of assault anl
u battery on Bill Thomas, fugitive arrested b
n them at Wilkesbarre, was called up in the Cir
a cult Court to-day Judge Greer said he woul,
:. not allow lawyer Brown, employed by the abo
/ litonists, to come into Court as private prose
Il cutor, and interfere with the officers of the Go
u yernment in the execution of their duties
It Mr. Brown asked if it was to be understood
10 that no private prosecution could be represented
il by counsel in proceeding against officers of tn
Government
" Judge Grier replied that the Court would no
is be questioned by any person.
Mr. Ashmead asked the discharge Of the off
GERS.
Judge Grier replied that it must be show
first that they were acting by authority.
Commissioner lngraham testified to the issuin
OF of the warrant and the Marshal testified to hay
ing sent the deputies to execute the warrant.
ic Deputy Wynkoop testified to witnessing tn
+. resistance made by the fugitive to the deputie
: under arrest.
ne Mr. Ashmead again asked for their discharge
tie Judge Grier replied that he would write ou
We his decision, and deliver it on Saturday next.
IS. A terrible explosion occurred this morning
n. the Navy Yard The boiler on the sections