New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-19

= 1UPInE Il
to be IN time to witness the bombardment Of |
Revel staa459s 57s ~
The clipper ship Red jacket had arrived at /
Melbourne, Australia, in II days passage from
Liverpool, which port she left On the 4th Of May
last. sise
Although there are, as yet. no tidinrs df al I
between the Allies and Russfarf |
forces in the Crimea, the news in its "details ID
exceedingly Interesting, yif;s - m |
The public anxiety in England was at the
highest pitch when the Europa sailed, news Of
an engagement being looked for DIT any mo-
ment. 3sss as IA sR9 @ ssssil 1sss
The allies had sent a, force into the Sea Of
Azof, to intercept Russian transports. sa3
Var LsarEsT TMTELLTGENcE
By submarine and European Telegraph l
f58 a5 stz fssn VIEsNA--F Friday evening.
It is rumored in the Greek Mercantile, Cir
culars, that the allies have obtained a signal
advantage. The funds have risen in conse-
PARIS, Tuesday Evening, 9 p M.-Further
telegraphic messages from Vienna confirm the
accounts of the favorable disposition mani
tested towards the Allies by the Tartar popula-
tion of the Crimea. The sanitary condition of
the Allied Army was excellent
Twelve thousand Tartars had offered them
selves to the allies as volunteers, and their SER
vices were accepted ssI9 Stg4 ttSs {s,t
The Three Per Cents closed to-day ut 75 251
for the end Of the month, and the Four,and-a-
Half Per Cents at 1886.
MADsID, Sept 26.alThe Three Per Cents weref
done to-day at "a S4.F.s.+s..q,s I'll, s.syT, 4ai
3 "a THE SIEGE Or sEBAsToPoL. - ssi
Itis confirmed that on the 18th Of Septem-
ber Eupatoria was occupied without opposition
by 1000 Turks, 1000 French and 1000 English
troops. The Russian garrison, numbering 400,
surrendered at discretion. The advanced guard
was under command of Prince Napoleon. On
the 14th the main army landed, unopposed,
halfway between Eupatoria and Sebastopol-
horses, artillery and munitions all safely,
The Russians retired in good order as the
Menschikoff, who had his head quarters at
Simferopol, Immediately advanced to .Burtsuck
on the river Alma, where he awaits reinforce
ments to give battle to the allies. s1a sves
gy The Russian Embassy at Vienna had re-
ceived dispatch dated the 22d, from the sCri:
mea, but all that had transpired was, that it
contained news unfavorable to the Russians.
The latest date from the Crimea {certainl is
the 10th, when the allies held the road from
Cape Baba to Simferopol. IL was intended TO
cross the Alma on the 10Th, but Marshal ST.
Arnaud had telegraphed to Paris that there
was an unavoidable delay Of two days cause
not stated-which would prevent their march
ing till the 21st. 4 nss5tft 5ggSss az 5sz5I VA,
Fifteen sail of the line were off sebastopol
A Russian courier who had been captured
stated that the whole Russian force was only
45. 900. nj sftts sss 58a aaii IsSS3yY if84y ia
Russian accounts of the 18th say that Cen
Canrobert had q fortified position at Eupatoria,
and that the main body Of the allies was on
small river north of o parallel with the river
Alma Thirty thousand Russians were posted
atathe latter point, but with insufficient artil-
lery.t v5gssif b,ta s+rT .-ltss,,fyi 4ssi
Admiral Lyons,s squadron, with one hundred
transports, had left the Crimea to fetch the
reserve. s443s9s go
Baron Hess, the Austrian General, arrived
at Bucharest on the. Esd of September, and
| News of a battle was looked for in London
| every hour, and the public anxiety was intense.
III THE DANUBE
Lord Raglan had called for division in Bess-
arabia, consequently the Turks were advancing
to the Pruth Ten advance guards set out from
Bucharest on the 9th, and Qmer Pacha would
follow on the Doth, Ibrail and Galatz will be
the base of operations. Only two battalions will
remain at Bucharest, and small detachments
will occupy the various points on the left of the
Danube. s735-4zL +sa ,f7 w@
"A dispatch says that Omar Pacha is prepar-
ing to hesiege Ismail. g.
The Russians are entrenching their winter
quarters along all the line of the Pruth.
0t iiaiila 1882 y THE BALTIC. Z ave sR
| News Of the bombardment Of Reyel was daily
expected, but the English press. consider il
Id be impolitic at this late season, in the
wa, asafs French Heet.g AT last accounts
abssno. % 80 Eft &c e feet was at Ledsund
tbs Iaso IL ooa =. tne ....3,ss save for Bare
yUN Il Il.I.Lz s8+a
oound @ Of Margen. Admiral Piumr;doo,s
ron was at Margen 1use . sq u "a
sh;na russian feet at Helsingfors consists ~ o
h;ps sh;ps moan.ng dS0 guns; OF Cronstadt. io1
y, sllps mounting 1888 guns, besides q s.aa,. y
;n hney were striking their topmasts, and prenar
-. on the 18th, the French and English foat.
pearaiea the French, under Amirai Duohesne
aize3 Ras3as3 THE WHITE SEA. sssa5..s5
Capt. Lyons officially announces r. tho..p...
sn Admiralty the destruction of tbe ton
Aola, which he burned to the ground w;tbopt With y
{, al s69d THE SEA OF AzoF. l6a lfIH H I'll
-FOUR Anglo. French steamers win AM reenndsaos ro,
lorce an entrance into the Sea- of Ayof ~
ap.ere hasslan transports, which now conway L
elnforeements into the Crimea II
-. 80 - 'eH, Y tuscan shIpsat COnstantinonJp
eported that an army of sc, 600 was al Taeanr
%, READY TO be conveyed in pontoons and rmn
OATS q. TO Ienlkale or kaffa, n 5TaI offfG sfff +.
ahey journal Of Censtantinople states that +.
~ iorce aad put to sea, was oyertakens by )
Pes, .sd Ssd 2oo men drowned This is oonsid Il
:xsleaaIG ASIA sA2 iI'
The Turkish army occupies the camp aban. /
onedHby the Russians, near Kars. The Porte !
ad authorized Sebaugh, now commander in ,
nief of the army in Asia, to select his generals
om the army Of sRoumlia.y He has chosen.
crotch Paoha, Elikin Pacha, Hussein Paoha
nd Mahmoad Efendi Schamyl has effected d lss
lnctien with his lieutenant, Daniel Day, and +
lreatens an immediate attack on Tifiis a5elll f
Daniel, has had two engagements, both suc- Z
ssful, against Gen, Wrengles. ln
A.diyision7 of Polish artillery had deserted I'd
70 Turks, bringing two guns. 2 d1 sia Iii
.ua 4 PRussIAN NEGOTIATIONS.
The Austrian Circular note Of the 14th ult.
ldressed4 to all the States Of the Germanio i
onfederation, except the. two Mecklenburgs,
IS been met by a Russian Note. dated the I
st, calling upon AuBtria to define categori1
NY what 1t means by German interests, o. Fl 4
a Pfussian Note has also been presented to \ y
% Diet, promising o moral support to the La
ur guarantees required from Russia, but !!
'ges postponementlof all discussion on the i
9ssig l&A ez5ezk es5S al s@6t ssY adH liz