New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-24
One Week Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA At HALIFAX.


The New York Herald of the 18th has tile
following European intelligence, received by
telegraph from Halifax:
IlniifGs, March 10 The royal mail steam
ship Arabia, Capt. Ju1kins, from Liverpool on
Saturday. the 4tt inst, reached her deck here
at halfpast two o'clock this afternoon
THE WAR.--Actual operations exhibit no new
features, hut every power in Europe continues
to arn4--Ffance, England and Russia on an
immense scale. W
Sir Charles Napier is appointed to the com
inand Of the Baltic allied fleets, and Admiral
Seymour is in command of over twenty ships
alfeatlY assembled at Spithead
Fhc sce in the Baltic was breaking up, and
part of the Russian fleet at Cronstadt was ready
to sail.
A report from n private source las yet un-
contrmedl says that the Car has laid an en-
barge on British shipping in Russian ports.
On the Danube, the deep snow prevented any
movement by either army The weather was
becoming milder, and the Russians were making
ostentatious preparations to cross the Danube
0mer Pacha was evidently aware Of their plans,
and was making dispositions Of his force to
check them.
Some military men think that the Russians,
notwithstanding their demonstrations, do not
intend to attack Kalafat, but wish to entrap
the Turks to come out.
0mer has sent supplies to Varna.
The Turks no longer occupied any place but
Kaiafat north of the Danube.
There had been considerable fighting by
small parties, whenever they had come in con
tact, but no decisive action
From Asia there have been no further ad-
vices.
Another convoy of 10000 men wss preparing
to leave Const9ntinople for Batouln
The Creek irsurIpption woe in a ia; -
being suppressed,
Several British ships of war were ordered
from Malta to Pirtens
The Pacba Of Janna had defeated the Greek
insuET~@r eEists MT Arta, but had not sufficient
force % iisaerse them. The Pacha had issued
u proclamation calling on the Scutarians and
Catholic Aibanians to remain faithful
The Turkish government, in concert with the
BRUSH French and Prussian, had addressed
remonstranee to the Greek Court, which had
apalogiSed, and dismissed the Minister of Police;
but the government is powerless
The Turks are concentrating force in 81
hassnn, under command of the distinguished
Hall Pasha
The iDsurrention does not extend further
north th IN Albania
Nionteutgroi is quiet=
A statement is current fhat cOuriersz are on
their WAY TO ST. Petersburg with q Joint note
from Eugland and France. demanding q cate.
gorical reply within one week, whether the Gar
will eyaeaate she lerineipaltties hefnre April go
"a refusnt, or no answer, by the 18th or 10Th
of Marqh, to be considered as /, declaration Of
war against the allies. The reply will be Laid
before Europe. Again, though such vacillation
s scarcely oreaIt&ble, il is said TINT tho Car
signifies through Austria some other rnodificn-
tfen ofneebiations. Of
The fact that Austria adheres to the Allied
Powers #aB officially announced by The Emparor
Napolson 20 5be French Legislature She VIII
noi, however, be called On at present to take
offensive measures against Russ a, but merely
IA keep peace on the frontiers.
Tue Vienna oorrcapondent Of the Times SAYS,
undcr date % An Austrian manifesto is about
70 anneunee chat Austriaas wall oqepisg Hpsaia