New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-14
Four Days Later from Europe
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ATLANTIC

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The United States mail steamer Atlantic,
from Liverpool on Wednesday noon, the Goth
ult., arrived at New York early on Saturday
evening, the 9th inst, thus making another
quick passage.
The Europa arrived at Liverpool at midnight
Of Sunday the Esd. On entering the Mersey
she ran down schooner, but there was no loss
Of life
The news brought by this arrival, although
presenting no points Of special Importance, e1-
cepting the intelligence from Spain, will be
found not altogether devoid of interest.
The Liverpool Cotton market remained steady,
quotations being unchanged.
/ There is little news from the seat of war
Every thing is apparently deferred to await the
action of Austria. The hopes of Prussia sup
porting the Western Alliance become daily
fainter The fleets and armies remain as at
last advices
| The news from Spain is interesting Queen
Christina and her Court have been hunted out
of the country. The instruction has tri-
umphed. Queen Isabella has been compelled to
send for Espartero, and to instruct him to form
a government, the Rivas Ministry having re-
| signed 1t is not the intention of France or
! England to interfere in these Spanish dis
sensions.
The Portuguese Government has prohibited
the export and authorized the import of Indian
corn into Portugal until the 25th of Sep
TENDER
II The following are the latest accounts to hand
on the morning of the Atlantie's sailing:
LONDON MONEY MARKET, July 25-English
funds were rather animated at the opening, but
i the supply of stock being considerable the mar
ket afterwards exhibited tone Of heayiness.
Consols closed 924 to 92s discount; 92I to 92a
money. Three-and-quarter per cents, ga to
SO. Bank stock, 210 to 212. Exchange bills,
Is discount to 2s. premium.
FOREIGN Observation-Disclosures three
months, 25 22a to %. %; short, "a 95 to %.
Hamburg, three months, Is 81 to IS 6. Frank
fort, three months, 1854. Antwerp, three
months, 25.22A to 25.25. Amsterdam, three
months, 11.162 to LIZ; short, lila to lilo.
Vienna, three months, 1885 to 1890. Trieste,
three months, 1890. Rates are q shade
higher.
Paris, % p M.--Our Bourse opened with dull
ness and inactivity, without variation in prices.
J Closing quotations are: Four and-half per
cent. rentes, SO; three per cent rentes, TO- So.
Il THE WAR.
AUSTRIAN MOVEMENTS. following dis
patch comes from Vienna. We give it for what
it may be worth
ssTiennG, July 22--Prince Gortschakoff s
mission to this Court has entirely failed. The
Emperor Francis Joseph will not disappoint the
, expectations of Europe"
1t was expected in Vienna that if Prussia did
not throw any immediate difficulty in. the way,
new and decisive protocol would be signed by
the Conference on the 18th or Goth of July. A
, courier, with the official communication Of the
answer of Russia, left Vienna on Saturday, the
I'D, for Paris and London. A statement from
] Bucharest, of the 18th, that Gen. Hess had
t crossed the Wallachian frontier, is incorrect.
Prussia. .N....s... .s
II It seems hopeless to expect that Prussia will
cordially come to terms with the Allied Powers.
We have, however, no further intelligence on
which to decide. A story is current that the
King had declared openly g it would be sottise
to 60 to war with Russia
German Confederation.
I On the 10th the representatives of Austria
and Prussia presented their treaty Of April
Goth, to the Diet of Frankfort. The cabinets
, invite the Diet to strengthen the Austro-
Prussian convention by acceding to it uncon-
ditionally. .a 81. icy.
\ AC ABdnQpca
| On the 10Th, another battle was fought near
Giurgevo, in which the Russians are reported to
have been completely defeated, with two of their
Generals killed. We have few or no details OF
this second battle The present situation Of
things on the Danube may be told in a very
+ few words. All parties are waiting for the ed
vance of Austria General Gortschakoff COM
mands in person the 10000 men stationed at
! Frateschti; while 10000, supposed to be under
0stensacken, are posted at Budesehti, on the left
bank of the Agrich, to guard against any attack
from the Turks at Oltenitza. 1t is considered
J that Omar Pacha will not hazard any general
engagement, unassisted by his allies. AS to the
allies their motions are slow, but it is evident
they are systematic, and drawing to an end that
shall be decisive.
y General Gortsehakoff announced that he will
I hold the Danube provinces, with 200 600 men, il
necessary. He also orders, that to all official
documents published in the Principalities, IN
' which the name of the Emperor Nicholas occurs
the title of GO Protector of the Principalities Of
the Danube" shall be added. Three Austrian
officers of rank arrived at Sehumla on the 10th
; of July, and Immediately left for Varna, as
. Commissioners of the Austrian Government
Omar Pacha had returned from Yarna, and
was gone to Rntschuk. Lord Cardigan, with
the 18th English Hussars, had returned to the
camp at Devno, after a reconnaissance Of
two weeks duration along the banks Of the
Danube
6 The advanced force of the British army has
: progressed no farther than Devno, and the re-
mainder are encamped in different positions be-
tween that place and Varna. The health and
discipline of the troops were excellent. The in
corporation of the Bashi Bazourks into the allied
army is completed. All their officers are Euro.
, peans, and in future they are to be regularly
paid. Admiral Hamelin has ordered the imme-
date construction of thirty troop ships capable
of transporting four thousand men at each voy-
age 1t is surmised that these ships are for use
on the Danube. The Generals in Chief are un-
derstood to have now completed all their plans
: of the campaign.
Il new parsonage, Gen. Wassitczikoff, has beer
accommodating the Tomosch and Altschanz passe.
into Wallachia.
On the 18th of July, Gen. Rudiger suddenly
i, left Warsaw, but as he is very old, it is moi
4 likely he will join the army in the field 1t is
said that Gen. Paskiewitch will be reinstated in
, command the story of his disgrace was doubt
full The Russians continue to destroy theroads
and bridges leading from Transylvania into
. Moldavia. Gen. Luders is concentrating his
strength ct Obiliesti, east of Bucharest. The
n Turks are entrenching themselves at Giurgevo
!, In the recent action at Giurgero, the Hetman Of
the Cossacks and Gen. Buturlin were wounded
not killed, as was reported.
The Bey of Tunis has sent apresent of AZ 900,
/. 900 francs to the Sultan.
: Captain Butler, the English officer, who
voluntarily remained in Silistria and rendered
valuable services to the Turks during the siege