New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-29
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A& moment like "a present, when event
| upon Whicn uepehds me insure OF EUROPE ar
enaoting IN tne sack sea ana we danube, on
woula naturally suppose that not 9 gay, scarce
iy an honr, swouia eiapse without the British an
nrench SapInets RECEIVING intelligence from tn
seat q Vac; ana We have 40 doubt they 90 g
= lew Gays ago We mad dispatches by o.
EUROPA, which sailed from Liverpool on the 6tl
q May. me intelligence was Of the highes
\ Importance. furporting to be the general IN
aerseandlng at Bucharest, it represented tn
defeat and almost destruction, Of the RUSSIAN
army under Gen. Luders IN the popruasna %
| All faeha at the head Of fo,oVV men nii'
we were anxiously awaiting furt her anteiiigence
| the particuiarsof the contest--the Ameries
arrives four days later nom Liverpool, without
any news from the seat OF war We CONFESS
| that we are not Wltnout apprehension mat TN
French and BRITISH governments are IN posses
sion Of information that It may be inexpedien
to spread pelore me puphc.
4 shoulo pc borne IN mino tnat our commu
nlcations Win RUSSIA are cut on, All the IN
teliIgence we receive, or shall pc likely to re
ceive, durlng tne present war must necessariil
pe tnrougn frencn ana ngilsn cnannels ans
Any one py turning TO the gazettes that day vii
discover now long y was before We could learr
sdehnlteiy tnrough me Brush press me result
q the battles q jena and Nagram. H. wa
long peiore the Ministry dared ack noWiedge ths
defeat q the schemes to q down trodden ano
tax ridden people.
AND We ere not sure tnat some imposition mas
not already been practlsed on the pubic mind
It's now tf more than fortnight since We hearo
Of the nombardment OF odessa and Of an unsue'
cessful attempt under the guns Of 2 formidable
neet, 70 land iooo men. SINCE then we have
received what may be termed the official account
Il the admissions OF LORD Clarendon IN the
House OF Lords may be viewed IN that light.
IN reply to inquiries ne stated that all the for
tliicatlons ana Russian men of-war in the har-
Dor Of Odessa had been destroyed; but not
WORD about any attempt 70 land force.
NOW yet any one glance at the map and he
will see how essential an attempt, and success
full one too, must have been to the cause Of the
allies The annihilation Of the army on the
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Great expectations were early excited by the
appearance % LORD Napier IN the Baltic, by
tnose q us who were net familiar with the fact
Ihat navigation ~ that sea is never fairly open
before the middle Of Nav All Aha last da4ao