New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-14
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
Nothing Important from sebastopol.

ARRIVAL OLE THE PACIFIC.
Nothing Important from sebastopol.
COTTON DOWN oN.E--EIGHTH!t 4!
II Dec 13.---The Collins steamship
Pacific, which left Liverpool on the morning Of
The 30th Of November, has arrived of Sandy
Hook, with eight days later intelligence from
Europe than that brought by the steamship
Union, on Saturday last.
Her news was received by the Associated Press
via the Sandy Hook Telegraph Line an hour and
upwards in adyanUe Of her arrival at her wharf
The sales Of cotton in the Liverpool market
since the sailing Of the Africa on the ed ult,
had been SO 900 bales; prices closing at o de-
cline of I'd. per ID.
The authorized quotations on the 29th Of No
vember we're Cd. for Fair Orleans, Sd. for Mid
ding Orleans, 52d for Fair Uplands, and 45d.
for Middling Uplands
The sales embraced but about 1000 bales to
spectators and 5000 for export.
AT the close holders were anxious to sell, and
were pressing their stocks on the market.
Western Canal Flour was quoted at 42s. and
Ohio at 45s.
Indian Corn was quoted at 44s.for both white
and yellow.
Lard had slightly declined, and was quoted
on Friday the LIST at SIS.
Consols had also lowered q fourth, being quo
ted at the close 81.
The state of trade at Manchester was very
gloomy, and prices Of cotton manufactured goods
were lower The stocks were increasing, and
a crisis would probably occur.
The British Parliament has been summoned,
probably for the purpose Of assessing more taxes
for war purposes.
These is nsthing Of Importance from Sebasto-
pol.
Second Dispatch.
THIBTY-TWo ENGLISH TRANSPORTS
LosTI THE BLACK SEA.
The following items embrace the latest tele-
graphic intelligence received up to the sailing Of
the Pacific on Thursday morning, November 80.
Constantinople adyiees of the 10th November
are to the effect that thirty-two English trans
ports were lost in the Black Sea during gale
on the 14th Of November.
The Prince and Sea Nymph foundered, and
all on board were lost.
Mail Steamers Stranded.
Three mail steamers were also stranded
Wax Vessels Lost and Damaged.
The Sanspariel was driven ashore on sc Fore
Britaria,' and at the last accounts had FIVE feet
of winter in her hold
The Agamemnon was also stranded, but after
great exertions, was got off.
The Samsons machinery was badly damaged.
The Retribntion was saved by throwing over
board her lower deck guns.
The Henry Fourth and Pluto were totally
lost.
The Czar willing to Treat for Peace
The Cars answer to the Prussian note ex-
presses his willingness to treat for peace on the
following terms.
LIST. A common guarantee by the Five Powers,
Russia, England, France, Austria and Prussia,
of the rights of the Christian subjects of Tur-
key, without distinction Of creeds.
I'd. common protectorate over the princi
palities by the Five Powers, on the terms of the
present treaties between Russia and Turkey
Sd. A revision Of the treaty of 1841, making
one-fourth free of the navigation Of the Danube
The Russian Loss on the 9th November.
The loss sustained by the Russians in the
battle of the 9th November, is confirmed to have
been fifteen thousand in killed and wounded
Seventy Thousand Russians Engaged
Seventy thousand Russians were engaged il
the battles Of Tnkerman, as the battle which
took place on the 9th ult. is termed
The Hurricane In the Black Sea.
The Hurricane of the 14th Of November did
not extend beyond the limits of the Black Sea
--latest Cotton Market.
The Liverpool Cotton market closed dull on
Wednesday, Nov. 29th, the sales of that day
reaching 1000 bales.
Additional by the Pacific Third Dispatch.
NEW YORK, Dec. 13.--The next steamer from
Europe for the United States would be the
Sarah Sands which would leave on the 9th inst,
for Portland
From the Crimea.
The western powers have determined to hold
to their position in the Crimea
Mensehikof informs the Emperor that the
damage done Sebastopol by the besiegers will be
speedily repaired The garrison he also says,
is in o good condition for service
The Allied troops continued to fortify their
right flank, in the strongest possible manner
Forty Thousand Turks for the Crimsa.
The journal of Constantinople says that forty
thousand additional Turkish troops are to be
shipped to the Crimea with all practicable speed.
Prisoners taken by the Russians.
The crews of o number of the wrecked British
transports fell into the hands of the Russians.
Addition to the French Army.
It was rumored that two French divisions
would be added to the Army on the Danube.
Odessa Again Blockaded.
The blockade of Odessa by the Allied squad
ron has been renewed. aq
Turkish Commander Degraded.
Salamin Pacha, who commanded Turkish
troops in the Crimea, has been degraded.
r The czar,s Sons Left the Csimea.
Private dispatches say that the Cars two
sons have left ssbastopol in consequence of bad
treatment received from Or rendered the troops