New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04
Steamboats, Passing.
Foreign News by the Atlantic.


Foreign News by the Atlantic.
The United States Mail steamship Atlantic,
with four days later news from Europe arrived
at New York on the 25th ult., with Liverpool
dates to the 18th.
The Liverpool Cotton market exhibits de-
cline of l-16 to &c; sales for three days $4,000
bales
BREADsTrFFs.--Th weather being more
favorable for the harvest, prices inclined down
wards. Manchester trade quiet. Consols Oh.
Money market unchanged.
The Europa arrived at Liverpool on the 18th
There had been several arrivals in England
from Australia, but the news brought was un-
important.
The Very --latest.
AT the moment of the Atlantic's departure n
rnmor was current that the Russians had made
an attack upon Silistria that the powder
magazine was blown up, and that many thou
sands were killed. The rumor, however, was
not generally credited
1t is reported that on the Sth the Turks in
Silistria made rally, destroyed the approaches
of the besiegers, and filled up the mines before
Silisria The confidence of the Russians was
vlsibly declining. They are said to have
suffered serious loss on the Sd, by the springing
of Turkish countermine.
Russian reports say that Mussa Pasha, COM
mander Of Siilstria, has been killed by a cannon
ball.
Letters from Kraiova to the Ist report the
Russian loss in the affair at Karokal on the S0th
of May, as 1000 killed, 100 wounded, 500 horses
taken and as many killed; they also lost 1000
muskets, 6 pieces Of cannon, and lis prisoners
Il M " two tro MI bod
reached Varna with allied troops on board.
The Turks were to make movement to re-
lieve Silistria about the 18th.
The Russians are fortifying Jassy.
The Baltic.
COPENHAGEN, Tuesday Chronicles cor
respondent telegraphs report that some Eng
lsh vessels off Brakslof, in Finland, demanded
the gun boats building there They were re-
fused entrance into the harbor; they then took
or destroyed the gun boats and a large number
of merchant ships and fired the wharf Ten
barrels of tar, and property to the
amount of 800, 900 silver rubles, was destroyed
This needs confirmation
Austria.
VIENNA, Tuesday The Journal Austrian
states that the meeting of the
Austrian and Prussian monarchs furnishes an
other proof that the interests of Germany and
Europe will be cared for in the war now waged
by Russia against Turkey. The correspondent
Of the Chronicle says the result of the inter
view was satisfactory and perfectly consistent
with the avowed policy No diplomatic note
resulted therefrom, The policy of the minor
German States formed the chief object of dis
cussion.
Greece.
Friendly relations with the Western Powers
have been re6stablished Sue and Lake have
hfnJt tod In Fro Tba cd
victory is said to be fiction.
The Eastern Question.
The whole of the English light division is now
at Varna. Ten thousand English troops were
still at Scutari. The third French division was
daily expected to arrive at Constantnope A
great part Of the combined fleets has left Sebas-
topol to transport troops from Constantinople to
Varnn Capt. Gitfard, OF the war steamer Tt
ger, is dead. The Prussian embassy is TO leave
Athens. The dragon corps have been ordered
TO advance by forced marches to Moldavia
The Transylvanian frontier is described as
with Cossacks.
From the Black Sea we lzarn that detaeh-
ment of the combined sqnadrons have captured
the redoubted Kohl and Pati, with their arms
and ammunition
Silistra has repulsed four different attacks
made at that post by the Russians.
Grand Duke Constantine MD Tho;r nr1,borS
were estimated at 80 nn(1 mon
II Is said that Rnss;a mad;totos an o+took
unon Austria Tho nns;t;on 81 tho 1890
embassy in ST Petersbnrg was extren,a1g faor-
fnl II is renorted tbat Swede,, hoe ononlr do.
,ared o@ainst Rnssia and bo UpT5
her Minister from ST Pptereb,Irr
A disnatch from Saroiavo stotes tbot Rrobos-
tadt Former, on the Gull of Botbnia, had bpen
connonadea with sneoess . l'VlO'"' ''''' 0oe"
The removal Of the head -oparters If princo
Paskiewitsoh to Jassv Is confirmed The 13u
sian Government has nern,ittad all Rr;tisb ooa
French vessals ia laaya fdesso
Under dotc of Rucborast .Tnna & n 10 sto+od
that the Russians are stI, unaba t. rsnort INV
success from before Silistria Tho rnn4nre ' no,
tween Persia and Russia il soid 70 ba con,r,oto
and large numbers of Russian Subjects, resident
in Persia, had already left the country
Aovices from hostock, to the 9th inst, state
lh91 inc hnghsh nave appeared again Oft Lihan,
anu nave taken away ten ships from the harbor.
count Orion Jr.' Is reported to be dead.
admiral Napier, on the 9TH, was before Swea-
berg With fourteen shlps-shots had been ex-
changed.
a French feet consisting OF twelve sail and
Two steamers, was seen on the morning of the
am OH "arhehoroe, steering away IN north
easI olrectioh.
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