New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-06
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.
asp tbr Southern ltns.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Arabia
IMPORTANT GENERAL NEVIS.
LATER ACCOUNTS FROM THE EAST
ENGLAND IND FRANCE PREPARING FOR ",

ENGLAND IND FRANCE PREP4RING FOR 1P.4R.
New YORK Feb. 4.-The following are the more i'm
portant items of the Arabia's news:
four first dispatch Of the Arabia's accounts incaung
all the Commercial news has from cause, failed to
reach u.s. and we are not informed when the steamer ar
rived OF course she brings dates from Liverpool to the
21st ultimo. Eds.
EASTERN AFFArns-BArrLE OF CiTALE-Ine ostaiis VI
the battle of Citale had been received at LONDON anu
show the result to been brilliant victory ior tns
Turks. The conflict lasted five days, ending Weh the
entire rout of the Russians who lost aooo Killed Two OF
the Russian Generals wounded On the last day the
T,rps attacked the Russian reserve, and drove it in con-
fi ,non Kr;;ora with the loss of its artillery. The
slaughter on both sides immense The Turks after
r5 DESTROYED the Russian Notifications, and returned
in triumph to kasfat
pnrpARArroSs-A Polish regiment of 1900 men, has
organized by schauy the great Circassan leader
who is also organizing army in Daghestan.
The Russians have erected strong Notifications at Sc
bastopo and along the coast of Crmes and have extn
guished the lights in all the Lighthouses.
The LAST NoTE.--The Sultan has essentially modified
the last note of the -Four Powers which declared
satisfactory and has been forwarded to the Emperor OF
Russia at St. Petersburg No answer had yet been
cesed from the latter but there little doubt enter
tanned that he would reect and it was expected that he
would at once recall his ambassadors from Paris and
London and formally declare war.
PREPARATIONS IN EvGLAND AND FkAsoE.-The English
have commenced to strengthen the coast de-
| fenses in preparation for the event.
In the French Navy Yards the greatest activity prevails
in fitting ships and preparing ornaments and stores
Every in the navy fit for service is ordered be
fitted out immediately and the wsrkmen are engaged
even Sunday.
INTEREST RAIsEp-The Bank of France has raised the
| rate Of discount to per cent
COMMERCIAL FALuREsThe extensive cotton printing
| house of Thompson Bro. has failed.
| sHrtwRLcK The ship John 0'Gaunt, from Canton
| bound fer Liverpool, has been wrecked of Holyhead
Her cargo very valuable consisting of silks and
owned by Mesrs Gladstone of Liverpool Several of
| crew lost their lives
| CARDINAL BEDINI GONE.
| New YoRK, Feb 4-Gardnal Bedin the Pope's Nun
eio sailed to-day Liverpool in the Collins steamer At
| lsntio.
| LATER FROM RI0-CoFFEE IMPROVING.
BALTIMORE, Feb 3-A vessel arrived here from Rio d
Janeiro this morning with dates from that place to tn
9th December advioes report the arrival at Rio
the English steamer the Goth December, the
by which had favorable effect on the Coffee market
Prices for Good Frsts advanced 400 to 500 reis and
other descriptions 100 $50 res The circular of Messr
Maxwell Wright Co, however. states that no actua
advance had been paid, though holders askin
higher rates the demand being checked by the scarc
shipping qualities, although the stock of other kind
was large The sales the month stated at 10000
bags
4 Flour was quoted at CISCO Exchange was firm.
| EASTERN MAIL.
MoBmE. Feb. 5.The morning mail of the 30th Januar
from New York has arrived the evening mails hay
failed beyond Charleston
NEW ORLEANS BOAT
| MOBILE, Feb. 5-The New Orleans boat did not arrv
in time to-day to connect with the mail going North