New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21
Later from Europe.
.qRRIp.aL OF THE .qRaBLa

important.
The debate on India has terminated in favor
of the government by much larger majority
than was anticipated-322 against no. in the
proportion of more than two to one.
| A repeal of the tax on advertisements has
once more been carried in committee of the
House of Commons.
The Times correspondent writes, that in
quarters usually well informed, the opinion of
II pacific solution of the Eastern question now
prevails.
The Paris correspondent Of the Morning
Chronicle states that the Porte, encouraged by
the presence Of the English and French fleets,
had followed up their rejection of the Russian
| t.ltiiaatua by demand of armed intervention,
addressed to the other four great powers of Eu-
rope
The Washington arrived off Cowes on the LIST
of July
| ENGLAND.
PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT Duke of
Newcastle has brought the affairs Of Jamaica
before the House of Lords in mastery and
comprehensive speech. 1t appears from this,
that Sir c. Grey is recalled-that the late
Governor of Guiana, Mr.. IL Barley, is to sue
coed him with a salary of $4,000 year-that
the British government is prepared to pay off
tho half million of debt owing by Jamaica, by
raising money at lower rate of interest-that
some changes are to be introduced into the le-
gslatve council-and that sinking fund is to
be formed by which the debt will be altogether
cancelled in a few years These are striking
changes, and cannot fail to alter the whole COM
plexion of the dispute which now exists between
that colony and the mother country.
TURKEY.
No DECISIVE MOVEMENT THE letters from
} Turkey brought by the Eurotas contain no facts
of Importance with which the public is not IA,
miliar Indeed, their date, the 10Th, is antece-
lent to that of the accounts already published
From the Danube no certain intelligence is to
be reported, although rumors are rife, and bel
ligerent operations are again positively an
uounced by telegraph. According to calcula-
tons based on the assumption that the rejec-
ton of the Russian uiiRatUHi would have to be
reported to ST. Petersburg, and that the Gar
would at once order the immediate advance of
troops, such order should have reached the Rus
sian commander in Bessarabia yesterday, OF
should come into his hands to-day. 1t is not,
however, certain, that the commander had not
received instructions to act on the news from
Constantinope, supposing it to be unfavora bls,
in which case the Pruth may have been crossed
by this time
The naval forces united at Besika Bay are
thus composed;
BRITIsH--Ships of the line, Britannia flag
ship Of Vice-Admiral Dundas, 100 guns; Trafal-
gar, 100 guns; Albion, 90 guns; Vengeance, s. ;
| DSuefOpuOn, 20. fflEdle, AletuuSa, Ou guns.
Steam frigates, Retribution, % guns Sampson,
Is; Firebrand, l6; Tiger, Is. Steam corvettes,
Niger, l6 guns; Furious l6; Fury, 6; Inhexi-
BILE, 6; Wasp, IA: Modesto, Is. Steam packet
Caradoc, > guns-Total, Is vessels 716 guns.
FRENcH-Ships Of the line, Vile de Paris,
flag ship of Vice Admiral lie la SUISSE, 112 guns
Valmy, l20. Steamships of the line, Monte
bello l20 guns Henry ", 100; Napoleon, 80 ;
Bayard, 80; Charlemagne, 50. Ship of the line,
l Ir,,t fsi. " ~
guns; Sane, IA Magellan, II. Steam corvette,
Cation, guns, Dispatch steamer, Chaptal, >
guns. Total, Is vessels, s44 guns
The Turkish fleet is concentrated at the north
ern extremity Of the Bosphorus, from Therapia
to the Black Sea. 1t is composed of 80 ships,
two of them three-deckers, three two-deckers.
ten frgates, four corvettes, eight briggs and eight
steamers, four of which are of large dimensions
The most important part of the fleet is at anchor
opposite the villages Of Buyukdere and Sori-
yeri.
ANOTHER N0TE FROM EESSELRopE-Th fol-
lowing is a translation of the letter addressed
by Count Nesselrode to Reschid Pacha
ST, PETERSBURG, May 81, 1858.
| SlR-The Emperor my august master, has
just been informed that his ambassador has
been under the necessity Of leaving CONSTANT
nople, in consequence OF the peremptory refusal
Of the Porte to take towards the Imperial Gov
| tlnHltLL VI huSSlu tlt SlnllleSJ engagement oil q
nature to reassure It Of the protective inten-
tons OF the Attoman Government with regard to
the orthodox worship and churches in Turkey
II lt IS alter tru!tless sojOurn Of three months
after having exhausted, by word of mouth and
by writing, all that tryt, benevolenee and
spirit OF Cancellation could dictate-it is, finally
after having endeavored to meet Cmelldge,,J all
the soruples of the Porte by successive modifca-
tlons, to which he had consented in the terms
1 and the firms pF tha H.
Instructed TO demand-that Prince Menschikoh
was compelled to take the determination which
the Emperor learns with sorrow, but of which
lie could not entirely approve
our ExcellenCy is too enlightened not TO
toresee the consequences of the interruption of
our relations with the government of his high
ness You are too devoted to the true and per
nlanent interests Of your sovereign and his en-
rire not to feel proflnd regret in provision Of
the events which may follow, and the response
hAity OF which may rest entirely on those who
provoke them
Thus, in addressing this letter to-day to your
Lxeeliency my only object is to put it in your
power, IN so far as it is still possible to render
most important service to your sovereign
Place once more the real situation Of affairs be
fore his highneSs explain to him the modera-
ten and the justice Of the demand Of Russia ;
tue very great insult done to the Emperor by
opposing to his intentions, which have constant
| II been friendly and generous, untoundel mis-
| trust and inexcusable refusals
The dignity of his Majesty, the interests Of
EIs empire, the voice Of his conscience, do not
permit him to accept such proceedings in return
for those which he has had, and still wishes to
entertain, with Turkey. He must seek 10 OBJ
| tam their reparation, and to provide against
! their recurrence in future
in a few weeks the troops will receive the
| order to cross he frontiers Of the enpire not