New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-04

steamer Vladimir up to the head Of the harbor and
her shells with beautiful accuracy sad killed two men
and wounded twenty others could reply ssotuay
LORD DUyEELLrs's CAPTURE.
Lord Dunkein Captain Of tho coldssresm Guards and
eldest son q the Marqns q canresre was taken pr
Of his regiment which had got Iittle out of their way
when number Of were observed through the dawn
ing light In the ravine in front Of them. There the
Rhssisnst exclaimed Of the Nonsense they're
cur fsilows said his ordshp, of be went towards
them, sasing in high tone he got Who is in
| command Ct this party " His him more.
As they unared they retreated rapidly hut there
@ sad ers eas n IN -
could get away No doubt he will be well taken or
and forwarded probably 70 81 Petersburg for bis ahss
was cur at the court of the Czar and il said
to have enjoyed his friendship, that his will if~
sure good treatment for his son
THE DANUBE--ADvAEcE or THE THRKs.S
From Jassy. November 18Th teiegraphed that tie
Of Ottonan trosps towards Moldsvia and hs
Pruth continues with activity and produces mneh
tion in the Pripcipalites lt is not doubted that the
Turkifh army g In condition to the offensive
with vigor, Omar Pschs is expected in person the
Pruth
odessa letters say that the Russian forces in tsa Delta
Of the Danube will probably be removed to the Upper
Pruth and that only garrscns will be left in the fortified
places Gen. Luders il said viii the southern
part of Bessaraba it SebasopoI falls, the allies will
| then act sgainst Odessa and Acksrmam.
THE BALTIC.
The Of the feet under Sr Charles Napier were
in Kiel harbor English mile from the town of Kie
L
fleet would probably leave.
Commercial letters received at MemeL the sth nst
should not be shipped in British vessels tsy feared
the Russian feet would put to sea- there being 20 few
British cruisers In the Baltic.
| ASIA,
sion of the Russian ladies who recently carried of
by the Daghestansea from the villages north Of Tiaa
Nothing from the army -
TIE GERMAN STATES.
4
tion occupy itself with the question Austris
and Prussia 1T Is reported) have smoothed their differ
far the Germanic States concerned and
joint demand will be made upon the body of the Diet Of
both these Powers.
All the smaller German States particularly those Of the
south engaged in putting their armies foot
ing as though ft decided already that the whole
| man nation viii adhere to Austria's policy.
These indications (says English sccountJ Of the
offensive and defensive alliance about 70 be brought 10
close between Austria and the Western Powers esl
ousy watched by the Cabinet Of Prussa and Lord Pal
such treaty Negotiations continued active between
the Russian and Prussian Courts. Baron Brunow had
returned 02th inst from St. Petersburgh to Berlin
have joint interview with IL de Manteuffe the Prussan
Premier and Baron Budberg the Russian embasaaor at
Berlin ss9 &
| AUSTRIA WILL NOT YET TAKE THE FIELD.
The statement Is that Austria viii not under any cir
Ecumsances take the field against Russia until the spring
As long the Russian troops concentrated along
collision might take place aud the Cabinet Of st Pc
tersbnrgh prevent such casualty and anxious not to
give umbrsge to Austria has announced ts Willingness 70
withdraw this menacng force and during the winter to
place it in some other squsiy advantageous strategic
position" 5g s.5Es
tinue her armaments.g s{l r4Ef 55sB ess
There q in Vienna that Baron Rothschiid find
ing his purchase of the Austrian Government rail-
ways a bad bargain, offers the Government loan of
100000 to cancel the agreement. This propoaa
If true will exercise considerable influence financial
affairs. f 4e Ell ~
4 BRITAIN.
Parliament is further prorogued to Thursday the 14th
causes the ministry to dread the meeting Of Parliament
Il Charles Kemble the great tragsdiau died at London
the th having just completed his seventy
Andrew Orr Of the firm Of Orr and Sons publishes is
elected Mayor of Glasgow for the next three years.
George Hale Of Rocket notorsty writes 70 the newspa
pers that the English Government has stolen his plan Of
hostipg batteries which he induced to submit to the
department Of ordnance He adds: am not only the
author and inventor of those floating batteries but could
show the how they could all be destroyed and
sunk and how twenty sail CT the line could all be de-
soed and sunk in less than hour when brought into
4 close quarters with very inferior force u
funeral service celebrated by the Poles in Lon
don, the l1th for the aou Of the late Duchess of
wurtemberg who died at Paris 2sth ult, aged 49, The
| Duchess sister of Prince Adam Czartoryski.
The regiments under earliest orders for the Crimes
the 9TH Hussars, 18th Lancers list 3D. Sd and 7th dra
solemn requum wss celebrated in St Patrcss Chapel
Liverpool on Sunday the 18TH for the souls Of the dead
4 Dr Kinks in iecturng in London on the subject Of
Russia Rev J. Cooke Richmond in Liverpool Hungary
and the Holy Land.
The British press begins to talk savagely against the
Aberdeen Ministry and its promotion Of Austrian inter
y ests Even the London Times says:
Austria is occupying the Principsities at this moment
means OF hostility to the Allied powers and Of cili
tatng the enterprises of Russia. had known that
the Turks not to be allowed to make diversion in
favor the banks of the Pruth. that Austria had
dispensed them from the necessity Of defending their
country and forbidden them from invading that Of their
enemy might have found occupation for Omar Pacha
and his gallant army either in steppes Of the Grmea
priucipalities neutrAii1ed
equal her She has Joined in protocols but de
serted us in action. She has entered the Danube
friend, and remains there to insult our Allies and
: counteract our strategieal combinations
The Liverpool Courier exclaims:
Austria is playing her treseherous game publicly that
the Times dare not ignore the dgracefu and dam
n8tory fact The occupation OF the Princpaitfes, il
is not merely of securing their possession
hereafter but also Of preventing the free action Of Omar
Pacha. More fruits OF Aberdeenisrn More duping c
senle Premier More eaamites stored up hereafter
the western naons When will this monstrous foy
and mposture be brought to close When will tht
Government Of England become really Al
present the Ministry holds office in spite of the conyic
ton Of the public that it is unit
+ Another Liverpool Journal says:
The policy of Austria can no longer be disguised ami
expect hear next is that Omar pacha has beer
a captive Vienna that he is preparing to de
fsnd the otomans against the united Of the Cza
and Francis Joseph. s8 NJ Ia 3
If Omar Pacha has an army in the Balkan to fall baci
upon he may be able to hold the ascendancy over th
united of Austria and Russia until assstanc
: can be rendered to him by France and England
Should hostile collision haye taken place between TIL
Austrans and Turks at Bucharest only hope Of san
onstannopte rests upon the Turkish Chief If disaster
teach the danger Of dependence, the folly
relying the honor Of the courts of central Europe tn
next from the East may make US wiser nation an
a determined people than we have as yet show
ourselves The defeat Of army in the Grimea wou
! make eyry Engshnan soldier and every British sub
F" jeet patriot. :S HzeT sS5
:. FRANCE.
The returns Of the Bank Of France for the past mont
show further decline in the bullion equal to f159ooo
sterling the decrease preceding month being equal
sS50O0o sterling continuance OF the demand for dI
count must therefore have been generally felt and th
commercial paper in the Bank OF France alone has agsl
at increased nearly S6oo 900 sterling. S
IA Fifty thousand French troops to be sent to tn
lie Grimea-England paying half the expense. ss
es ti5.57 -=z SPAIN
IN Gen San Miguel has been chosen. President Of Il
Cortes Seniors MADDOX Duce and Inante Vice President
The Gazette publishes general amnesty TO take edet
81 on the occasion Of the opening of the Cortes
All zezs* 8 CHINA - Essa
MT According to telesraphic accounts Trieste in ante
he patton of the from China September ~ there hi
further change in the rate of exchange The
port of tea to date, had been q lbs and OF 8
ed 6eO7 bales Canton being still threatened the trade Of
nd place continued at stand. Considerable fighting
mt taken place, but the result unknown
p No further supplies of tea had arrived and seem
OF to expected although every effort had been made Al
ch black ma' had been offered for safe transit at
Of 81 per pecut Anarchy increasing in ehe
Use terror the country From Focchow shipments
ing forward very slowly and at Shanghai there lit
businesathe market having been cleared OF the nl
The quantity Of silk available Prices had consequently
of