New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-21
NUMBER 249


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nlv four or ve hundred ffIed and ot,ned The Hust
sisnk left about 800 unon tEs plain ss 20 no
Toward evening walked over the hattie eld; but can
never describe 20 ycnr readers what u like Its her
rors besgar sl descrption-l20O0 dead snd wounded
Engsh Wrench and Russians lay upon the heights and
the groars and screams Of agony were rising from ali
scene vss that the Russians from tie ships IL TIE
harbor and the to the north were
PEREZ. aa oar ouaSed ~ 81 0ssr ls h''a
: nUssfAN ACc0USTs.
eoyny ii Russ5sn accounts uoss,tne had occ.,,ysd
~ qs1 prnes Wenscb;lsF ;ns ~, ~ Tss
~ 9 ~, dons Nv the frs ~ rs hesiselrs
snas se ,S thst tie = M g ;s
uon 1s , ~ ~ S,rss, ~
gsrn' gssn styarelv III Asess =,
yfay S s.tpnsI. nv - a. -
s 17ti So,n ndsss. mt a. they suuounce nothine
49, u = 4. Sse s ..ss ~ 81 f,sf ~;
70 rns lssn msu st ,o,, ,.norts ..4
whsans " 80 III MI;
ment which bad been gradually slackenins mad amoss
enttiireiy tiy cssseu m on sns W iosat ss ss sss
sTHB BALTIC.
III was renorted nit Eiel on the zsd on the faith Of 4
tslegraphic nat on the Or 10Th q
s;,;h NJ ;snr nes n tb f,,s ~ p;,,s,d
The denartmre ~ tie british feet had been farther
postpoued I'M the 4th Of Decsmber The nayieation o
hs of F;rand was stilI Mt last aceonus and
theys = iittls I'd from svssbor Is rostadt
Ti is.g psssh ast s =; E;, rs = -
~ 10 4 l-. l-. q .....l ....is
hELATioNs oF PRUSSIA WITH THE ShAnANie
:. 20 = Z,
wiSch II n s,fnw Is aFs ii ts tssrsric rt II it bs
annroved ~ hustria The essential points are
rh ,sr,,s,, I,,,d Il; rev, ,t ,t,;. ., pv,.
- ;. 80 ~ to..r srss - - a. W tsss " az 80 s,t,,ra
~, ~ % se i. . MI R y e ~ - - g s
Sas tJs ~ ~ ,b p,;rsrait;ss v
h s..; I ts,.s a stsr H. fa- 80 y
tns austrian 1reops q Alter ne ior conaiions nave W
s ~ HI nsr;s shs ,sd1a bsrsslf ma
take any further steps in the Esstern question with
;nt ;., prrss;s "a Az Anstr;s pms
ia and The Confedsrstiou shall sdsess collective SUM
mons To Tussa on The sbisct of the our couditicus
should Russia not reply favorably to this summons.
military committee Of the Sund wil immediately take az
g y ~ Il y
ssasss On W.. .oous ,, ~ ~ t, ~ ~. ~ s
Il speG.lng tue as ~ . =. q An " w. ~.
q PIussa anu tne sumo oscaIs tsas sney VIII gise Aas
- M snr az HI - nsa ~ u. .a.c ~ %
II sue shouo DC sApose 70 an a'saeA ilosn
hnss'a ms a.; ~ !. y,
an.d That ssv % pss
d Asr;s won1 NJ haa AZ sie ~ ~
T,ain vho,v on the defensive nor Aha nor right 10
however explain its views further in the form q not
on the treaty Of April segsssa s +
Observation-Disclosures T0 THE AIYTrs
Between the 9th and 1sth General Msyran's division
10000 together with $500 French oos left
pie for the Crimea 10 600 Tuss and $500 had
nople says 10000 more Turks will be shipped with al
speed The renforcements dispatched from France an.
England hearing Of the battle Of the th Of
: : were beginning 20 arrive
TERRIBLE STORM On THE 6AAch 6AAch ssA. *
terrible storm occurred in the night Of the 18th
November on the Egean and Black Seas At CONSTANT
nope minarets Of the mosque Of Sultan Achmet wer
blown down. At mouth of the river Katcha twev
transport ships belonging the Allies wrecked,
+ the crews fell into the hands of the Russians. TN
steamers and rigate driven ashore but 60
eff The weather continued very stormy until the 19tf
and if we believe Russian accounts the Allies hay
fewer than transports and ships Of val
GUS storm Of October 49, the Egyptian three-dscks
!, Mustapha Djeha, went down with the Admiral HASA
N :, m, y. ,,oyv,,v,ra.
"a gui'. goMh' : N4' - - = - ~ : s VI ~. "
n ing the movements Of Omar Pacha OF date 10Th ne
said TO have received ofuers not 70
definitely that powerful diversion s to be made In Be
lie saraban and rumor Frsneh divisions wi
as be Immediately added to the army of the Danube 1t
n difficult how Omar to carry on Offensive oper
tions and at the time to send 50Oo0 or tine best
his troops to the Crmea The Russians continue Il
Pruth, with their patrols on the Turkish bank Of IN
er river.
il Gen. Tseheodsef is advancing with his army cor
feMaIaS pasha
n winter campagn sne nhssan IN
It necessary 70 watch tine positou wnlcn ne (oma3
" taking np - ea.ss. =. hs. r.na,o, Ma Il,
me =, uisstn II h hAs s tn @ d
w sans aas ~ ~ tat tha Alias III, d;S;aa VI
bis present is unlikely 'na' the Aies w aisioe tn
to tofss ss,;.., p.n,, bo commandaa the rurks in
uh
ne Otinsh, mas pet ue 70 - I ~. . N - . M . ~
icy der Ior ene eao peha'i'f VI hs oops oi .n' o''
nj November. .,.h, - ,;hIs 49, rt,,
OK The czsrs sons icnaei aaa Ni'noAs' hase Ae'ot
ut. 70 ~ lAionensn rom Ssoassopol, ssas i. T.. ,,
ION lne ~ @ ~ \. ai " @ @ ;ii Il ~ Irr
.has .he ,tee e1poi i;,; y. t eo s; ~ " p ~
he tns psnmo,aa w. LIZ @ ~ have ontsr
lg MISS anu Ne sot u - - sIs an ~ I,
in upon uusy ~ 'i1e - ~ -. .h,S 80 M.
ck wounded rom Lnksrmann , VIZ hs i h ts Az
as wounds were washed ana panaagea py tnese iaa.e
an MANY scR c9uaois hau oee n uissWnses T A S @ y
he 0o0 funa collected py .ne loaou AZ ainies .
cir more aounoant anu a'0oge.hor WIG eio te Pes.J
ian carso ioti ~ e., , i, ., s q, th. .ooedanoo of A
ON Count oron Wno y u Sas - sne TI = n,
at ShAf, 10 w - wv. .s..asa - 1 ~ s'
vas mas awakeneo soine e9pJec.ure -. u.;.
he Mahmonu faena, iurk'sn eA-9ainis.ef u "iafn'
en-, oar,aea % @ arS as are the
,th ane sm9 s;tnta tIs lssst tn hand on ii
he ierences oraWh-oons'isp'e 'ns i"ses ss y $50 ~ - =
it sunlect. :, =. =, - A. oa.,, ...ta. =,
Of On TINT dau Connt Buo and Count Arnim by order
ns har rasnect;ys oourts austria and Prussia signed
the a;t;onai article to The treaty of Apri 90 As ct
ich Of he oompete says the Corr
eir ads th,,s psabshed between the two great Germ
ny IL certain that the motion about to be made
md H. Nat will a carried by majority almost amount
his TO unaniny. Ihua the ianueio . " w - '.s,;o, @ y =
tes. hHlJ "AtA " - -