New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-22

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Particulars of the Foreign News by the
arabia.
The Cunard mail steamship Arabia, from
Liverpool Saturday, June 8, arrived at New
York on the 18th inst.
The United States mail steamer Washington
arrived off Cowes on Friday morning, and pro-
ceeded to destination.
Cotton at Liverpool irner, having recovered
1.si. on week Breadstuifs have been dull, hut
closed with partial recovery and greater stead
inees. Consols, Oil.
The Vienna Post states that, after comforting
with the French and English commanders Omer
Pacha advanced towards Siiistria with 10000
men in two columns, his right wing leant on
the heights near the Taban, and his left on the
river Driste
News from Bucharest of the 30th ulf states
that the Russians had been repulsed in an at
tack on one of the detached forts of Silistria
ana that the Rus ians admit that the place is
not likely to be taken for fortnight
From the London Times second edition Friday morn.
ing, June q
BY SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH
We have received the following from our COR
| respondent at Vienna:
VIENNA, Thursday evening. -s 1t is conf
IDENTIFY stated that the Austrian summons to
Russia is equivalent 10 an uttineatum
s. AT Silistria, on the 2Sth, affairs were unll
changed
The Danube was continually rising.
At Rutschuk and Turtukai there was no.
thing new.
at is probable that sistow is still in the
hands of the Turks.
'' SHUALA, May 24.-0mer Paeha, Marshal
st. Arnaud and Lord Raglan have reviewed the
Turkish army. Marshal St Armand made a
tfattering speech, to the effect that he was
happy to serve with such troops against the
Russians
..The regiments organizing in the Caucasus
VIII JON the Turkish Danubian army. 1t is
said that Schamyl has gained an important VIC
tory over the Russians in the Caucasus
'.Skender Beg, on the 221, had rencontre
with the Russians near Turnu, and sent in
many prisoners to Kalafat''
We have received the following from our cor
respondent at Berlin, dated Yesterday evening
. The Russian Lnpaiide relates that the Eng
lish fleet, 26 strong, battered the outworks Of
Hango udde on the 2Sth. hut were compelled to
withdraw, much damaged -
PARIS, Thursday mornng.-The .Monifeus,
announces that the French division destined to
occupy the Pir@us arrived at that port on the
10Th ut., where it landed, after taking possess
sion OF the Greek vessels OF war
On the 26th. King Otho accepted all the pro-
posals of France aud England, proclaimed a
strict neutrality in the affairs of Turkey, anl
changed his Ministry,
Silistria still defends itself bravely, The
news Of disposition to treat on the part of the
farks is false The word "capitu lation y ha!
never been uttered
There are 3U,uoO Russians round SiIjstria.
on the ~ or ID of June the Austrian couri er
bearing the summons to the Emperor Nicholas
70 eyacuate the PIjncipalities, will leave Vienna
tor St. Petersburg
V!EsNA, Wednesday evening --on the 27tl4
The defence OF siistria was still carried on with
energy.
The operations from the islands Of the Danube
are suspended in consequence Of the height Of
The river
The bombardment has done sonoe dana re to
the fortress, but it has been repaireed
The Russlans, Mt the demand of the Turks.
have promised not to fire on tn e hospitals in
the fortress ~
According to Russian advices, the Turks have
evacuated Turtukai Nicepola, and Sistowa
ATHENS, May pa body of French and
English troops has landed in the Pira,us.
The mediation of the Prussian Consul has
led to the following results:
In the presence Of all the foreign ministers,
hing etto has promised neutrality, aud change
IN his ministry.
The following list ofa new Cabinet has heen cir
cuiated: Mavrocardato, President and Finance
Minister; Palandrios, Interior Pericles Ar
ttyropoulos, Foreign Atfai1s; Kalergi, War:
Fetoals, Justice.
pARls, Wednesday,, May 81, 6 p. Mt was
fuinored at ConstantiDople that General Csten=
aaeken was menaced with disgrace, and that he
Would IN 4li probability be degraded to the lowest
rank, and sent to Siberia as a private soldier
notwithstanding the Grand Cross of st Andrew
EVEN him Tor the victory" hegaiued at Odessa
me letters say that he stands charged with not
Aa'lhg aPPhed to Its proper use a large sum OF
money sent some time since by the Emperor OF
ifnssla for the repairs of the defences of that
city. An inquiry was instituted after the BON.
1ardment, ami the result has been highly un.
favorable to thelntegrity of the parties to whose
hands the funds were entrusted
General paraguay d'Hilliers has returned to
Paris from Constantinople Marshal St Ar
naud will, IN the mean time, corjoin diplomatic
functions with his military mand in the
East.
From the Liverpool Chronicle. June .
Denmark.
COPENHAGEN, May 3l.-A coup tPetnt has
taken place in Denmark. All the opposition
newspapers, including five in the provinces are
indicted The French fleet has quilted Kiel
From the London Times June 2 1
The Wsr In the Baltic
COPENHAGEN May 27-nitherto the news 5f the
hombardment of Hango Point by Admiral Ma
PIERS squadron has not been confirmed The
trenehtieet is anchored in the interior part of
the Bay OF hiel, and therefore seems not ID be
prepared to leave upon short notice
In the Swedish papers the controversy con
tnues about the line Of politics Sweden and
Norway ought to take in the present contest be
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