New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-13
Rrsu ths Neg YorE Hersids
Arrival OF the Canada at@Halifax.
cNE WEEK LATER sKon EUROPE

Liverpool Saturday, December a. arrived at this rcrt
gers for Boston 5f7lf |
The Collins steamer Baltic. Capt Cornstocs frou. Ne7v
York December 10, arrived of Liverpool the evening
of Thursday, December e. bat did not enter her dock
until the following morning
1t is crediby asserted that the British, French and
Turkish fleets entered the Black Sea the 10th of De-
eember their supposed Destination being ssbastopel
Three vessels of each squadron left to guard Con
stantinope.
The Car having frequently declared that the entry in
to the Black Sea would be considered equivalent to de-
claraon of the withdrawal of the Russian Ministers
from Peris and London was Immediately looked for
The Pace NEsor1sTfoSs.Th diplomats continued as
busy The Paris journals publish what purports
to be letter Of instructions from the Powers to their
ambassadors at Constantnople calling Turkey
quiesce in peaceful settlement, with the that
Russia intends no infringement the Turkish sovereign
ty. 1t proposes that negotiation shall take place in
neutral country and that the opening Of the conference
shall be the signal for armistiee The letter guaran
tees the limits OF the present Turkish sovereignty
The sutans reply was expected to reach Vienna the
26th of December. s& 4%sa. @a
MORE FIeHTINe THE DASuBE--REruLsE OF THE Res
SLAMS skrmishes the Danube haze taken
Russians attacked Kalafat on the 4h Of December
but were repused with great carnage both siass
-Four thousand Turks and Russians reported have
been killed in the attack Kalafat. g--=s-.
On the 18th two Russian steamers, with gun boats
made unsuccessful attack on Matciini. .
There ia nothing really later from Asia The general
tenor of the advces indicate that the operations during
November unfavorabie to the Turks "a
Persiaa declaration against Turkey caused by d
promise from the Gear remit the debt and
disputed territory to Persia The Shah had placed 10000
troops at the Cars disposal. H
Turkey forbidden the expectation of grain but con-
tracts permitted to be completed
THE TURKS, GAINING FRrESps-An ingurrection has
broken out inCrmea in favor of Turkey s-af
Private accoants from Erzowa Of November IL confirm
previous statements Of Turkish successes which had in
duced the main body of the Turkish army cross the
Georgian frontier and march upon Teis The Georgians
everywhere welcomed the Turks.
The provinces Of Bessaraba Kheren and Tauris were
placed under martial law by Russia.
ATurkish force occupied Erivan, which the Russians
had abandoned on their approach. l asssS r ~ (
The reported Turkish defeat Akbabsik is doubtful
although battle fought there on the 18th of Nove
/ ber with considerable slaughter. ~ f} a@G
General Andonikoff has possibly relieved the fortress
Of Akattsche and another division under Prince Rebuff
tof has succeeded in repulsing Turkish force back
upon Kars Russian bulletin says with loss of cannon
and camp. 5#5
The rupture between Persia and England happened
anterior to the declaration of by Persia against Tur
key and was caused by insults offered the Britiqh En-
bassy The Persian Embasador after breaking off reIs
tions with the Porte retired to Bagdad
The relations between the Austrian Minister and the
Dyan daily becoming colder on various pretexts
The British Embassy has ordered Mr. Gardiner the
British Consul Jassy to retire from the Pnepalty
The Russian Government has ordered that all foreign
ships going to Ottoman ports in the Black Sea shall be
searched and all carrying stores or munitions of war
shall be seized although sailing under neutral aag
Turkey the contrary has extended the forty
five days ere Russian merchantmen shall be declared
prizes.
| RuMoKED PEACEFUL MrsstoN OF THE COMBINED FLEETS
The DISASTROUS NAVAL BATTLE, ETc,-A Vienna repor
says the combined fleets have the Black Sea on
peaceful errand to prevent further collisions.
/ An extraordinary aioat about the nava
| battle at Sinope The Turks imagine the affair wa
planned with the consent of the British intiuliiat
them into accepting terms of peace appears th
Russian Admiral observed the Turkish hoLia at ancho
in Sinope 23d November, and although already out
numbering the Turks he sent for three line
tie ships which Joined him the eth. and the bat til
fought the 30th The news that the Turkish fee
was at slnope was carried to the Russian Admiral by
| Austrian steamer
/ TIE New PEACE CoNrERE.cE--REMARKs OF The FREScr
PREss ETe.The Journal dss De5ats published the docu.
purporting be letter Of instructions from the
four Powers to their ambassadors at Gonstantnople
The oner recopes it, but does not say whether it Ii
genuine spurious The letter the protocol
9th December of Austria France Britain and Prussia
1t hopes the Porte will crcnmscribe the difficulty be
| tween Turkey and Russia within its limits ana
avoid introducing elements the war 1t calls OF
Turkey to declare that she is still desrous peacefu
settlement, accepting the of Russia that
infringement of the Snans sovereignty is intended
that The Czor is prepared to discuss for bshine
peace and evacuatng the Prncpates suggests thai
Russian and Turkish penpotentiaries entrusted with
this negotiation and should except in the pres
ence of the representatives of the four Powers
city in neutral country be selected the session
the conferences and further that the opening of the
conferences be the signal for armstce This dispatch
the ambassadors ordered read Resehid Pacha
| and to impressit it on his attention. a ~
The eats also publishes the protocol itself precisely
above but with this Important sentence That the ex
tence of Turkey within the limits which treaties havs
assigned to her has in fact become of the necessr,
conditions of European equilibrium and the present
cannot in involve notifications in terrtor
ccumspectien of the empires calculated to alter th
state of possessions which has consecrated in th
East and which is necessary for the tranquility of all tn
other powers Turkey therefore invited to state wha
1 terms it will treat y
| From Consantinople Dec 13 we learn that the coure
bearing the note and letter had arrived and the ebasa
dors of the four Powers forthwith proceeded act
rected The sultans reply expected To reach Yenn
on the 18th December Letters that he refuses to
cept an armisce but consents to send represeptve
1 the conference. -
| German papers mention a doubtful rumor, that th
Czar also to send envoy the conference
Paris paper denies this and says the has bee
officially forwarded to the Car will it be unit
| the Sultan shall have replied
| e AFFAIRS IN GREAT BRITAIN.
The vacancy in the cabinet caused by the resignation
Of Lord Palmerston remains open.
Cabinet council met the Esd, at which Lord Lans
downe not present 1t has transpred that Sir eorg
Grey pleaded i'll health for declining tn
proered post of Nome Secretary. Among others rumo
offers it to Sir James Graham Sir Charles Wood and Lore
Panmure 1t is said that Lord Paimerston was invited
office the being that lord Clarendon wnu
resign if Palmerston excluded from the Cabinet
The people anxious that Lord Aberdeen should
sign and that parliament should be summoned.
The liberal complain that Prince Albert is making
himself too busy in the aairs of the army and
tribute Lord Palmerston's resignation caba in tina
quarter Complaints are also made that the Prince inter
| feres in politics. W.
The Sandman frgate Eurydce thirty-one guns Capt
Cera, had arrived at Deyonport her way to Boston
Mass.
A meeting in favor of q decimal currency had bee,
called at Liverpool for the 2sth December.
Smith O'Brens relatives not if he has ss
capped from Van Diemen's Land, as reported.
Severe weather had been experienced the Irish
and several shipwrecks are reported
The ship Niagara with 100 passengers ON board wen
ashore at Wexford. Cargo saved.
The Pollock, from Liverpool for Apaachicela put int
Queenstown badly injured,
FRANCE,
Reports from Great Britain that France was insncel
in her alliance in the Turkish Affair caused much ind
nation. The French cabinet even taking into col
sideration whether an explicit denial should be mad
The Emperor expresses himself favor of action
declares emphatcally that the of France IL
matter shall be the path of honor.
Prince Napoleon is appointed President of the commi
sion for the Paris Exhibition OF 1855. 4a
INDIA AND CHINA.
The overland India mail was teiegraphed via Trieste
the 23d of Dseemberthe dates being from Calcutta
the 10th NoysAber, Shanghai ID, and Bombay 2sh.
The accounts from Burmah are more satisfactory.
In Pegu tranquility is established and famine no longs
prevails
The Pssha war force has been strenthened
Trade in indigo was fat Exchange at Calcutta was
Is. ID
The Chinese insurgents keep firm possession OF shaI
ghai but had been defeated by Imperialsts at Amo
At Cautos the markets had improved. Exchange
. Canton, 5s ID at Shanghai 6s Cd.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS. =sg gl7 s7 :
FRIDAY EVENING, Dec IS, 1s5S-Cotoa.Fhe adye
known at an early this morning. produced bett
feeling in the cotton market and at the close prices
yery drm The sales of the week foot up about 4b.0
bales of which specuators took $3.50 bales principal
reliable at Liverpool states the sales specu
tors 5000 bales and TO exportsrs cool In com
quenee of continued eastelly winds there had been
arrivals Of cotton for the week The brokers quote:
PAIR. MIpplit
orlssns is,, 81 s,<.o to