New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
"Details Of F'orsIgn News by the Baltic.

Details of Foreign News by the Baltic.
We publish below that portion Of the Baltic
news which appears to DO authentic, omittin
the accounts Of the fall of sebastopol, whicl
have since been contradioted by the Africa
advices. The dispatches below will give som
idea of the manner in which this stupendou
hoax originated. We give them as they ap
peared in the English papers:
dispatch from 0mer Pacha to the Turkish Ministe
Vienna reported to state that Sebastopol Is sker
with all its material and fleet The garrison were oere
Thsy 81 ths
pARis, October Sit is autographed from Bucharest
2sh Of September that was captured by tn
rson surrendered az prisoners q War.
VIENNA October 1.-The garrison Of Sebastopol, t
which free retreat after laying down CHER arms
offered preferred to remain as prisoners of war.
y1EsNA October 2-The French Embassy and the Aus
trien have received from Bucharest unde
date Of p H., September 80 the following telegraph
dispatch: 5,sss. $50.
with dispatches from 0mer Paca bis Highness hein
ID isrs the dispatches had to be forwarded to him
mo Tartar announces the capture Of Sebastopol-
10000 Russians were killed and wounded; % goo mad
prisoners Fort Constantine was destroyed, and othe
80. ts54r + =
Russian fleet six sail Of the line were sunk AM
had retired to the bottom of the ba
With the remaining vessels declaring that he would burr
them if the attack continued. ~ u ~
The Allied Commanders had given him six hours to con
sider inviting him at the same time to surrender for th
sake Of humanity 4t sa
a French General and three Russian Generals, al
wounded have arrived at Constantinope which city wa
to be Illuminated for ten days
Weexpect tomorrow the official report OF tho above in
telligencs from 0msr Pacha. IA sSs
From the London Times Of the 3d.
~; s - - Il; vian u,s
The Gorssponaes confirms the news Al
roca;ea ,rith Az sos dasrerco that ;nstsaS q
bs.g na and wounasd and
~ Eat anstsntne ba m snd othe
issss With 80 sans xsrs taken e.. - Co !. ",
fs,t whs frs 4 Il can ha tr,a Y
az I'LL ION hoatities recommended between the T,rk
ana Monfaneyrns Tn ths case the rnrks yere tIa M
saiIants ., :, 4 ~ al
las sa ~ ~ 70 ION u..l eo
1sssss ust yecsys thsrs sabsso
ny " fIi "p''1s '''s
pryats ts,sersrbc dsnstcbss yace;vad at Paris from,
v;a s, ~ 20 +ha .srt,,ra ~ s.is
;,na, 81 49, oat ras;s. ,aa 's = s o'fAA = ''
Eant;a Il u III mn 1,,,sss mo ro avid ,vo,,rdoa
of aSeo Russians made prisoners and eight Russian YES
s 90 ~ 80 hIoss,, n, 'S W ss = ~ ~
pr.cs sa,a IL ~ b,,rr
the whole town unless terms we're urante5 to him
nj. ar. 49, ~ ~ - s.e - a. 81 - q, -
M ,ss = nnss NJ
WI tba Fn,r ha,f nar Cate ~ aos 81
Iuha, .h;s fsisa st - s.;S A. a,ssaa ~ !,
greatest excitement in Constantinopie France and Eng
fa,S Il h,sh,aa tb ,a,a ;fn th ,,os+ o;s, AZ
~ sns a I I ~
sho,d ba illuminated for ts access;va
avs Marsrilles yas iilyninafad when ina news vas
brought 10 that mort On reaching Boulogne The jspaob
r. M nsror yvas s,,aarod
W. = n y ~ as 5000 H. rs
them turna 10 is Generals and ala dnetiy. sebasto
mi ost rsa IL The race;veS Tith
chsers mi ys bv ia Emneror II
NJ, $500 TIa ssd ~ q mi. u nrnh.bia bare
a f ~ r. yo,, vpsssIf n,,d ~ 4ba
rnor,ani sreai have Iffe nnbt fbat te Aas ~ ina
allied armies are floating On Tie walls 81 sebastoeol
q. II t anu W
th S,s ~ ~ th Tna Mvr a M M ~
~ sentemfer 40 nroceadsd to The Rnua
Exnhanas r. rrncisisa tha y;otnry If Alma ana
ca;ng fbe nepnie ;orethsr Nv aonnd If trumnet tha
M.nns daiivarsd San,n, sd5rass ,,no m;,bt
-, - ~, fsse o"'s' ulon sAts el'eAs9
ee.1''' eA''As' = = ~ ssg5a
THE LANDING IN THE CRIMEA. -fss Fl
4 On september Ia the formidabe souairon OF the
Alias came n sipf ~ the snot selactad far tha landing
of lie main body Of their army All thu ships were drawn
up In line and extended front Of nine miles All eyes
Mee NM, lhs peach. ps NY
was " ~ gun from w n
f rs nv ~ ~ IN NJ @ & w s sags
Sy h;s W ; g 1ss
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Y es puS IN t, VIC " t " seaui-
IF tbs diysons " WIS
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~ W osuay anae mas a. "oioch eoanofroW
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, s - n n ~, 80 = ~. ~ ias ss ~
sssrses ~ MOI 80 nearer % ene snore tnan eisht
A. 4 ans.,, A., A., a., :, .,-.
a,usung W eese oroers Sne SLIPS OF me various
y psoceeaaa 70 me oSaIy noleasea Inc place
@ " as y nsaSm cast up
Way between the sea and staEnant salt water akeone
deposits 81 water so frequent
along ,ne snore OF the ornea Ihe lake 10 about mile
anI na broad ana Whsn ms heet arrived was covered
VIII v Nv WY y, owe 3 ". a., -,
the snips tne could see homesteads and
vages yang peace1uy IN tne rays OF tne autumn sun,
Sie qule.y pursuing tnelr ordinary oc
n huhdreas q oalse covered the helds, and
noasss were M ny tne evidences OF an
IN ths shape "a stacks OF grain The
eas ~ aI D0se to
'i ! ps r. 800 % AZ iail9e r.
80 " wy " .ne 14tn, most OF the
seb ~ snsr asgsu positions ana without any
lie order the ships
~ ~ ~ s 1sa E ana Ine french
HA'e 0ios0 ~ s'aot os10W siis elns Of ene pateaa
lttIe altar 7 y Rrenob bo,+ oo,,,a;r;,,,
teen men nnled an;stIv IL tha baach =. ia
ryexv yvho adyancad sbort u .aaaea as,
iiurine 4 hoe Presently tho anvioys - t f
tbe sbina faesaff raioaa aa ~ rom
Tmmediatav tha Ersnch S,eir, eu Iun w
N No tba I III s'9 ono sps, ana IN
mn ss te lrsI W lake possession OF the Cr
nea mne french mad landed regiment
- nickefs were SAINT ~ n front ~ srmsnsIs
o,1ad T., ani1,r,. a. ,raaaas. io-
49, a AZ y uspeyee, extended IN
". i;l T. 49, .a oraeI, eil fnasnf
sstinu N otsarya their nrng~ass ap5 ~ w