New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-15
fsuTther bv fhe naIsio.

sQt1D W Clock an tho aEnang OF TAG okts Eng
Baitio ieit Liverpool, at X. II on Wednesday,
June rs Passed ship Calhoun inside tho Bal
Buoy Come out tie North Channel. Passed
Cape Race ct s Il sM., July AT " =. N, on
tho i7Tth, passed Light Ship on Nantucket South
Shoal. PASSED. Sandy Hook ii a las =. ", and
arriyed III the Rattery at LIS a NJ on the 9th
having made the run In Q days, ~ hours, 6s
minutes, mean times BY steam alone---not hay
| ing used square sails at oil, and only few
| hours fore and aft canvas,
Latest Telegraphic intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, June %, 1854 THE
Continental news ID very scanty. There is nc
| fresh intelligence from the East.
The French Three per cents opened ct 3f
| and rose to 73f. 45c.
On the 28d, Narcisca Escosgra, mother Of the
former Minister Of that name, was arrested al
Madrid.
The following paragraph, dated St. Peters
burg, June IL, is from the .Moniteur Of yes
terday.
The damage CEASED by the blockade Of the
coasts Of the Baltic and the Black Seas may be
estimated pretty nearly according to the ordi-
nary rate Of the exports and imports. Thus, in
1852, 300 freighted vessels entered the ports al
the Baltic, and about the same number of yes
sells which entered the Black Sea was 1900
total 100000 tuns
India and China.
The express, in anticipation of the overland
mail, has arrived. A brief abstract Of the prin-
cipal items Of news was given on Monday.
The Russian squadron is supposed to have
taken refuge on the coast of Kamschatko. One
of its vessels was seen about 80 days since, at
Woosong, where she had put in for intelligence.
After deducting vessels ordered home, our
naval force in those seas consists Of 15 vessels Of
the Royal navy, mounting IA guns; of q
steamers Of the Indian navy, mounting 100
guns, Of very heavy calibre and heavy metal,
and of IL sailing ships Of the same service,
mounting 100 guns, making total Of 81 vessels
and 463 guns, exclusive Of the French squadron.
1t is not the Russian squadron that is feared BY
our mercantile marine, but pirates from Califor-
mia, sailing under Russian colors.
CALCUTTA, May 15.-Freights have fluctu-
ated, having at first receded fully los, but
which, after receipt Of news Of actual war in
Europe, has been recovered.
BOMBAY, May 3d. Owing to the few arrivals
since the departure of the last mail, freights
have advanced from Cd 49, Cd. to "a los. to
Liverpool, and to London IS.
Hone KoNG, May -Freights to England
ssee7 for Tea and 50 for Silks
Annoy, April %. Trade unfavorable.
SHANGHAI, April q. Trade dull.
CANTON. The continued unfavorable advices
from the interior seriously affect the import
trade. The Provinces were oyerrun by ban.
| ditti and the feeling was strong that the pick
ing of the tea would be affected in those places
and that there would be bad or short supplies
lsof It'll. IL
ALEXANDRIA Great numbers Of vessels keeI
pouring in for homeward cargoes, but they find
that there is little stuff for shipment. Freghts
are consequently ut 3s. to 4s. per quarter.
! Prices of wheat and beans falling in eonse-
quence Of the advices from England.
The Siege Of silistria.
A private letter of June 10, from CONSTANT
nople, communicates intelligence from Silistria
Of which the following is the summary: After
| the attack Of the 10th, which was desperate and
sanquinary, the Russians retired to prepare fol
| a fresh assault. On the Slst, they advanced in
considerable force, and renewed the assault in
/ the same order as before. After prolonged
and bloody struggle the Russians were complete.
| II repulsed, and the same evening flag Of truce
| demanded permission to take off their dead, who
| were not less than 1000, On the I'd general
| assault took place, and the whole Of the forts
| we're attacked, while the Russian hotilla bonn
/ barded the town but, thanks to the truly heroic
| intrepidity Of the Turkish troops, and the excel
,tp 4J,of
af
NUS VIZ 90 cost tha Tmys dear as
tban III tba;r gaIiant chief. Mussa pasha. WIN
10y aoss *. LET s;da hy tba fraaret IF
mas la0A n M r;Sbt nine Which baf
sao,, aa,.r;ad ,,s, tba frst Turkish battery
s 49, dasroved hv co,,nfer
800 and 400 R,,ss;ans tbe foremost Of the at,
/ taaI;,s. ool,,mns uara blown into the ain
M,,s so,s,. n ts aynIosion and the CONFUSION
/ that fe1Iosyod tba llttomans sailed out Nh.
,e,.e ,o,tsd in ali directions and the en-
Tha total loss If tba Rms
Il; thasa Iast assaTlta i calculated af from
/ snnn ~ enno h;iiad. ub;Ia tha Tnrks lost bu
I'LL. :, ,ro,,ortion Reisam Pasha. who hae
ieft sbumIa far tn ii nurpose approached silis
4 - IA. 5;,,;a;a,, r. o. non mon The o4foi Il
ef s,a COST tho Pnss;ans abont 400 man AMI
/ fo,,, rnns wssons boraes etc
1 2 80
miscellaneous
1 me russians nave maae .he long lookeu 10
retrograde movement, having evacuated TN
Prlncipalities. gs,;
/ Official and private letters from the Dannb J,
state that the Russians were leaving their slcl
\ and wounded behind them IN the hospitals. IN
most stringent orders have been gwen py tn
turkish authorities to respect them, ana even q
! render assistance II assistance shouid pecom
absolutely necessary. Free passports are ais
4 20 re deilvereu 70 husSlan surgeons VINO may o.
left IN attendance
General schllderss VINO was SO sc severei.
4 WOUNDED IN the desperate sortle from Sliistrla
Is aead ]. S.
Generals aortschakof and Luders, who Wer