New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01

+, faAtaI, Jan. ~ 1884 The w.. steamship Niagara
Captain Letsh, from liverpool abGut 2 p " On SATIN
ny the sh inst arrived here between and ia oclor
the passage S'e'''Sf "n
,- The scFsE steanahip Andes from New York on sh.
the Ist inst " ''' P''' @s '''l: On o"l'ayt
g.i5sts Ins Collins in steamship Atlantic from New York on
S,a.utday the 2th Dec, arrived at Liverpool At two
oeock, 10 ?. NJ on Thursday, the 5th inst
Ine screw steamship City of Glasgow sailed from
IT. fas PVos ,a4 y sne oth January for Philadelphia.
oreet britain had been visited by the sever.st snow
isor for many years; ali the trains were bacsd m Tar
sItoat5 aa she mails when the Niagara sailed were
ior isck Of business, had recourse to snaySha Szt
-. ooAeI Yersas STOCK Breksrs-whfch ended in
row ensued = 7 poAse anu 9uise& n
'ne mails IN that country from the SNOW =
hutnentie intelligence confirms the ursyioz reror. +t
sns evening Of December 30 the Porte ACCENTED fhe
der - ioof powera and says that he would not nm
esr.ah conditions objact an armstiee but CON
ues 70 1naiat che eyasuation Of the prnensitiss
~ so Congress In neutral cty-to revision
tner arnehoratons Id the coalition Of the hrissns III
sovereignty must be maintained = ' '''
The deliberations Of the nfvon .o,+:--,os r.. a..
days the 10Th 21st 22d On sha deIiharat;
prlns IN eonstantnopIe the Dist tuut arose fror,
mob Of three thousand saffas urged an bv tb Iins
having assembled to present m ny s az, s
tan declaring that the sehcate Consultation was Via
riot feared and force Of MarIncs fr ~ n : my, %
and French steamers called to conssntDonle Ths
night however passed over quietly ard On the 2s5
al0f
the mob were arrested and baniahed to Gambia "a
Something definite Is to the action Of the Gar WAS
daily looked for at London and Paris 1t was sfafaa
from St Petersburg Dec 29 that the Emperor foraaIi
reeted the Vienna protocol and Of the 5th But
consent to receive and examine the Turkish pro-
plohs Oh the 10Th, above although he persIsta in
to recognize the right Of European intervention
.o which, he says. Russia and Turkey
Il Tas reported several times during the week on the
turkish ns Gar had received aud rejected the
~ ~ ths @otH december jied had
siea tle PACK sea owing to compositions weather
sinnns T az sialts are ordered to form depets at
safna and Trebizonde The iugtruetions to the
ests are that in the event Of meeting Russ shns If
.ss m IN tne names Of their respective govern
henIs request the Russian officer in comIaa.a 10 r.rr
with his ship ships to ssbastopoi whars X @ al
further Instructions from his Government On "a
comply, force will be used Russian statements
70 feel the slightest alarm regards the threat ~ ~
allied squadrons the contrary, they assert that ia
entry Of the fsss will be the signal for aimultan
outbreaks In India Algeria Greece and ersek ipsHrs
ructton throughout the Turkish Empire all being slrss
organized by agents Of the Gzar. Heavy snow storms
prevented any operations Of magnitude but there ero
small daily besWeen the outpnats Of the aries
Russian dispatch says that ths Turkish army in Asia
. totally disoEganzed and that Selim Pasa and General
had been killed by the troops No one believes this
accounts acknowledge the evacuation of the
the reported losses. 9ss1 Fts--0'-
Abd, Pachs, commsndar in Asia is removed and suc-
ceeded BY Ahmed Paeha-
Two rans have been sent to sevis one
al servisn privileges and the other canceiing all the
TurcoRussian treaties but permitting seryia to claim
The latest news from Persia is more satisfactory hut
with the statement that the Russian
General Fermoff commands the Persian army
Gonstantinope dispatch. of the 25th saws that Mr.
Thompson the British Charge Persia has succeeded In
terminang the differences between Great Britain and
Persia.
Ahnet Efendi the Turkish Charge was satisfied With
the explanation Of the Persian Government and did not
think right to interrupt the relation with the Shah
NJ kenikof, the Russian Consul at Tefis has gone to
Persia and Afzhanistan special envoy of the Czar.
Accounts from all parts of Russia describe extraordpa
10 axau1n cd 7in
The Gear mas Just got supply Of Twenty Millions of
Toubes from the Church.
for Russia. -
HsiI paehs is in the ministry but without mort folio
Ria Paehs supercedes haehmond Pacha Minister Of
Marine.
The Paris Moni,sr contains circular, dated Decem-
Der 3d. signed by the Minister Of Foreign Affairs to ali
the French Legations the Eastarn question The
document is moderate but very firm in After mar
rating the phases of the question declares that France
England Austria and Prussia have recently by agree
meut at Vienna, soemnly recognized the territorial
integrity of the Ottoman Empire as one of the copd-
tions of their political equilibrium Further that the
affair of Sinope took place against all proysionsRussia
having declared that she only desired material guarau
tee Therefore to prevent the Ottoman territory flag
from New attacks by the naval force of Russia the
French and English fleets have received orders
the Black Sea. The ercuates terminates
the hope that Russia will not Europe to
vulsions. .-r
The papers suthentcaly state thxt the French Gov
ernment Is dissatisfied with the conduct Of Aus
ria, and has addressed that Cabinet strong remon-
stEanee tnas any recession on her
from the proceedings of the other three powefs will ~
taken indication of meditated hosttieF the results sf
which she must be prepared to ahids by whatever they
| may be- and that France will extend aid to Hungary,
| Italy etc.
The Paris Palie and Bulletin gives report that tbs
Gear had given orders for immediate preparations for
crossing the Danube If this true indicates that the
Gear has rejected the proposition Of the Powers
AdYlees from Constannope agree that there s little
hope entertained of negotiations leading salts
| factory result.
AdFicss from Vienna dated Friday evening the 5tl,
a 1TJrEi danIar Tanlf
permanent and harmony is established in the Cabinet
On the recent disturbance the Sultan declared to the
French ambassador that he would rather abdcatc than
accept assistance against his subjects. .g
The Russians have occupied the Austrian Wallachian
frontier from 0rsoya to the Yorburg pass Cronsadt
The Russians also permitted purchases within
the Austrian frontier,
Count Esterhazy has not yet gone ST. Petersburg 1t
Is therefore, supposed that political msundsrstand
| ing has arisen. Constantinople is tranquil
Trieste is mentioned the neutral town for the meet
ing of Congress.
Kraova adVces of December Sth say that the peasant
had nsurrectioned along the Danube Kaafat to
Turna, and Russian minor officials everywhere
surned out.
siuch indignation is excited in Great Britain at the
discovered interference Of Prince Albert in politics Tho
independent of the papers and yet loudly the
public voice protest that Prince Albert sbserrient
tool of Russia and that Lord Aberdeen is altogether
der Albefts influence The Prince betrays every secret
of the British Cabinet to the Russian Austrian and
man Courts. lE
In Belgium tbs snow lies several iset deep on the rail
ways aud troops ars employed clearing the tracks,
At Madrid thick ice had been formed.
In the North the winner WAS very sewers.
The Baltic was packing with floating ice $50
There was report thai another duel, between Mr.
soule and Lord Howden the British Minister was ony
deferred a famp af 81.