New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-09
Detsils Of Foreign News BY the Pacific.

Of the soth
arrived at Liverpool the morning of the 1Ath after
run of twelve days and 10 Il hours, mean time.
The clipper ship Red Jacket as4ved in the Mercy on
the morning Of sunday the 18TH with adYlces from
bourne of August having accomplished the return trip
in ray days notwithstanding having lost some time IN
the ice. The Red Jacket made the run out from the
Mersev to the anchorage ut Melbourne in 69 days thus
completing the voyage from liverpool to AustfatS and
back In five months aud eleven days being se
work was 2e5 Y miles, the smallest progress ao miles, ana
her greatest 400 miles in On her re-
turn the average speed 5s miles smallest days run
Al niles greatest $40 miles The Red Jacket brought
Is 600 ounces Of gold 0oe soyereigns She reports
the lightning and Gairngorm clippers arrived out The
finidinr star had also arrived at Liverpool with $4,000
ounces Of gold and Melbourne dates Of July % |
THE Cupard steamer Asia a.sved of Holyhead at noon
and Al liverpool O'Clock evening OF Saturday tho 18th,
bringing no news whatever of the unfortunate Arctic
The Canadian mail steamer ottawa arrived at Liver.
pool at SIS r. Of the 18th, also without intelligence or
| the Arctic
The following notice posted in the Underwriters
rooms at Iiverpoels 9s4s
The royal mail steamer Canada, spoken the morning
of the 9th inst by the Arabia made great exer
tons to communicate with the latter but the only woFA
heard was savedn She then telegraphed the Arctic
ether signals but the vessels were bd
that time too far apart for them to be made out
The arrival OF the Hermann We looked for with anx-
ety in the hope that abe might be the bearer of crafty
\ ing news. .gsF..g 49, "A.
4 Of Charlow Pultowa and Kew
The Council Il Tanzmat has been appointed in accord
with the decree of the Sultan mentioned some time
since Ali Pacha is President but Fund EEend is the
ruling spirit The Council consists Of All Pscha Meme
het Ruchdi Raat and Hfsi pachas Ruchti Moa Edendi
| Fund Efend "
GotschakoF it is said, is appointed Generaissmo of
\ the forces the Austrian border.
At the great fire in Meme the whole place would
have been burned down had it been for the exerons
of the American and English So ilors then in port
Mr.. Upton, Englishmau, settled in the Crmoa son
engineer of Notifications sosastopo has been
taken prisoner by the British and sssnt to Lord Rag!Gns
headquarters, to have information extracted from him
respecting the works. 5 IL
Adyices Portugal untayerabie both
CARDS the wine districts and the genes4 position OF al
occurred including of the French houses estlb
iished there, well as several native firms.
Sir Edward Beleher under ial by court at
Shernes England for his msmana cement of the Polar
q expedition. The inquiry is pro tarzaa merely "
Prayers have been offered in some of the lish Roman
Catholic Chapes for the sous of the brave who fell at
| Alma.
Cholera continued to spread in Dublin.
Dispatches from Madrid October Itth state that the
foreign refugees have received orders to leave that city
within eight days These only who can give good reasons
for their residence offer security for their good
conduct. will be allowed to remain.
The Bte, De Lis con- inns impe .at decree re-in-
stating NJ. Jerome Bonaparte in his quality as Freneh
His SON. Lieut. Bonaparte, has Joined the ny In
9 the East.
me following telegrsphic intelligence Of the 9th r,
from constantnope j. from the P'esse: For the first
time for four hundred years. publicly erected
in the Turkish capital 1t while funeral mass was
read for Marshal st. Arnaudn
of trade in the manufacturing towns during the last
week show duness although with the exception q
Manchester, confidence where maintained AL
that place the transactions have been limited, and the
depression caused by the recent failures has not passed
o The birmingham reports describe no alteration N
the iron trade The demand is generally steady, and in
the manufacture of plates for ship building there in
creased activity caused by the government orders fol
| gun-boats, TO be completed by the spring Notwith
standing the present maintainance of prices per
entertain doubts regarding its psrmanence owing
the continued augmentation of furnaces the copper
trade there renewed and the business Of thu
district altogether is still charaeterzed by freedom from
failure, claims being in almost all instances well met
Ar alth he Anna innrn in
qaence of the endorsements that side unpre
cedentedy small quo ations are steady, and the hom
demand is active In the wooden districts prosperity still
preva7s The Irish linen markets continue heavy.
9 THE WAR
The i.om the Crimea is--nothing multitud
of private letters Geographic dispatches and revival
of news found in the English and Continental
per but of theae state that Sebastopo g TAKEN
that the allies have made much towards taking
Lord Ragan's late dispatches say that he expected
aopep fire . in few days and private letters add that
: attack the outworks fixed for the 9th inst Th
position of the aries strong, and easily defensbl
against attack from the landward The allied extrem
right leans the slope of the mountains east of Balak
h lava which lun down like immense walls to Ator7 ht
The body of the lght wing is at kamara and outpost
posted the Black river The centre occupies tn
roads leading from Kadko to sebe opol and from Baksh
SERIAL BalaklRya The body of the left wing is at Ka
rani the ouposts ut Khntor The Lies SIEGE ARTILLERY
it with 6o0G0 gasons tasenes and piles have been olsen
seff has 1c5 Held guns with lis army On tie 4th car
nonade took place between English steamers and III
" Quarantine fort at Odessa; nothing resulted.
Russia continues to troops upon the Austria
frontier, but has scarcely siment the PrnasaI
The inference plain The oz8 at length distrusts AM
tra and hrs arrangement with Prussia. Confirmation
of this superstition rumor at Vienna says that seort
treaty actually does exist between Russia and Prus
of strictly lays down the limits within which Prussia
IT make q sham allience with the German Powers.
ID, In the crowd Of so-called dispatches the foowir
the only that indicate any in the ope
til tons
to- VIENNA, Oct. 1e-Evenipg Lord Raglan has wiitte
to Omar Pacha that the regular siege Of ebastopo wo
to begin thought the
tor be taken in ten days, =8aa@I All @a55
pie, 9th inst, That the Russians, 10000 strong, und
MensohkoH have been again beaten and that the sout
ern heights (of sebastopol are taken The surrender
the city is looked for between the 18th and 10th irst
Against these set the following received from Berlin
lie ST. PErERsnuRe, Oct To- 1s5l-Nothng of importan
had been undertaken against Seba5opo to 9th of Oct
it'll Der, being last adviees.
To- The Russians seem fully deter mined to defend the
ble mea should Sebastopol fall AS proof of the il
pcrtance attached to the defense it s currently given
. in Russia that the Grand Duke Constantine will hms
take command Of the southern army, The question
discussed with much earnesn4ss TO the possibility
az achievements reaching MenschkoG, enable
to the offensive in the field against the allies
we'd compel them to raise the siege The Russians have
10 ready SOL 90 men entrencbed Rakshi nucle
~ for the expected reinforcement, and the army of
Crnea will be, by the middle Of October, In position
operate with 3oe1 men in the field in id of the besee
"a garrison. which numbers au GOETHE total Russian fo
aed thus being 90e % men.
tie, 10 meet this force, the s have at the present
ment, at sea, and on shore an equal numberthat is
= say 90es0 men, and they continually bringing up
inforceaentS hayn of COURSE, the tree command of
cry 81 10 additional Turks under orders emb
from yarna and the Egyptian extra contingent Of 7
ds WIN proceed ateet from AeAana q 70 sne ofmea
be hsys s;eee artillery for which sa il ahot and shel
already landed) and al of fare, there is
ma probability that Sebastopol will fall and perhaps speed
led ra ~ ne @ sna us W sna .e
true, has still $4,000 men to spare England has
Itch single regiment unless she briggs forward her Sep
ne from Inta. Russia, the contrary has immense
:, serves and may protraet the war Indefinitely.
NJ THE DANUBE.
ure The Turkish army ready to second the operation
~ the Allies and again hear that Qmer Pacba is PREF
uy ing to the offensive in BesFaba 1t is suppe
Inc that his operations will three points
| Prath, the Dobrudscha and the sea.
ress THE BALTIC,
0s- There now be little doubt that the Baltic a
tha will return home without attempting any further OPP
tions. All the smaller English steamers have are
left. and the whole of the French tset is its wa
her France The English sailing fleet, under Admiral p
| ridge, was in Kiel Bay. Admiral Martin with 81
b.a steam squadron, among the Aaand Islands an
s' the Gulf of Bothna, squadron under Captain Wat
was cruising off the Gulf of Finland Riga and Cour
Sir Charles Napier, with the line of battle 81
Tai had take last look of the Russian ships
~, singfors.
POLAND -- PROPOSED ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF
> oh KINGDOM.
dry There various Indications little in themselves
,h amounting something in the aggregate the
of France and England have actually considers
ota the practicabity Kingdom
-. a an independent power. such stroke of policy
a- believed is favorite project of Napoleon Ill., who
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