New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-15

posed. Of urging Sweden to declare for the Vest
ern Powers, On the 2lst, Magennis. The British
Ninister at Stockholm, had an interview with
the King Of Sweden.
ENTRY OF THE AusTRIAHs INFO wAILACHIA
The Paris Moniteur contains the following
announcement:
g VrENN 4, August e. - The Austrians entered
Wallachia On the Goth The whole corps of oc-
cupaticn VIII have passed the frontier by the
13d Two brigades have marched for Herman
stadt, and another for Gronstadt Bucharest,
Kraioya and Lesser Wallaohia will be occupied.
The advanced guard will reach Bucharest on
the 5th Of September. Three brigades IF the
army Of Count Coronini are preparing for a
similar movement into Moldavia." Count Coro-
mini Is Commander IN Chief of the army of oc-
cupadon
There is no truth in the report that the Rus
slams refused to retire from the Principalites,
ssnd that Prince Gortschakoff had communicated
that determination to the Austrian Cabinet
after receipt of o new dispatch from st Peters
burg in contradiction to the note Of the 9Th.
No such dispatch had been received by Gort-
schakoff, consequently none was sent to Vienna.
Matters, therefore, remain precisely as they
were in,x shat respect.
It's stated by Vienna correspondence that a
circular has been forwarded by the Austrian
Government to its foreign diplomatic agents, of
which the following is the substance
After abiding to the propositions made by
Russia on the 29th June, and by France on the
ed Of July the Austrian Minister observes that
although the position of Austria is considerably
changed by the evacuation Of the PrincipaG-
ties, the war continues between Russia on the
one side, and England, France and the Porte
on the other. Secondly, that all treaties be-
tween Russia and the Porte have been abro-
gated by the present war, and have not regained
validity by the evacuation of the Principalities.
The Austrian Government, in principle. APP
proves the conditions of peace proposed BY the
Western powers, and oonditionally agrees to
them The Anstro-P russian treaty of April
20 is, in spirit, in accordance with the stipula-
lions in question, though not exactly in word. A
hope is expressed that the Court of Berlin will
not be of another opinion; but should such un-
fortunately be the case, it will lead to no change
in the foreign policy of Austria. For the
present, Austria will maintain an armed neu-
trality.
If the above be correctly quoted, it indicates
. more straightforward policy on the part Of
Austria, which cannot be without q consider 4
able influence ON the war.
I'd Austria has just proclaimed the Gulf Of Cat
faro, with its bays and anchoring grounds,
war port. No foreign vessel of war will be per-
mitted to enter, and if any single ship of-war is
driven in by stress Of weather, it must leave
within seven days. Austria has now three war
ports in the Adriatic, namely, Pola, LISA and
Gattaro. Il
The Austrian loan has been all taken
THE DANUBE.
According to Austrian advices, (requiring
confrmationl, $4,000 French and English had,
to the 18th, embarked at Varna. IF so, they
had again disembarked, for the expedition
against the Crimea is certainly postponed, tenn
porarily.
The Turks are concentrating considerable
force on the Jalornitza, but the Austrians hav-
ing at length entered the Princpalities, it is not
likely any battle Of Importance will be fought
Bucharest is now garrisoned by 5000 Turkish
troops. Mr. Colquhonn, the British Consul, has
resumed his functions at Bucharest. Omar
Paoha had issued proclamation, stating that
an Austrian force would enter the Principali-
ties between the 18th and 18th Of August The
Russians still remain on the Sereth and Prnth
line. a few regiments have re-crossed the
Pruth, as have all the sick and wounded. On
the 9th the greuz-sperre, or mutual closing Of
the frontier began between Austria and Russia
AsTA--RAzzIA BY THE cIReAssIANs- DECISIVE !
DEFEAT OF THE TURKS,
From Odessa, August Is, it is stated that d
band of Caucasian mountaineers, commanded
by a son Of Schamyl, made razzia into the
province of Titais. They sacked several places,
put some persons to death, and carried off q
Russian generals wife, and her sister the Prin-
cess Orbelan. The news had caused a panic at
Tifdis
: There is reason to believe that the Turkish
army in Asia has met with a decisive defeat A
Vienna despatch states, but without date, that
Gen. Bebutof had attacked and signally routed
the main body Of the Turks under the walls of
Kars. The Russians say they killed 5000
Turks, took 1000 prisoners, including "a staff
and other officers, and captured IL guns, with
an immense amount of military stores. The
shattered remains Of the Turkish force had dis
persea This is, however, from q Russian
source
Government has advertised for enormous CON
tracts of provisions namely $4,000 tierces
and II, 600 barrels Of beef, and $4,000 tierces
and 10000 barrels of pork.
The 54th foot, Goth foot, list reserve battal
ion, and I'D regiment Of the line now in Canada,
are ordered home
Lord Haddo, eldest son of the Earl Of Aber-
deem, IL elected to the House of Commons for
Aberdeenshire. 49,
George a.. Brandreth is approved . as u 81
Consul at plymouth, and George Bowen as Nj
caraguan Consul at Liverpool.
The Government contracts for 1900 tons of
hemp hare been completed at Ego to G67 los,
without discount
{ I4ilywhite, . man who achieved eminenes
as q professional player Of the game of cricket,
is dead.
a * FRANCE,
li The Emperor and Empress are still rustica-
! ting at the baths of the Pyrenees. On the Dist
the Emperor left Riavritz for Pau. He was ex-
pscted to arrive at Paris on the 28th, and would
proceed to the camp of Boulogne on Sept. LIST.
!. The -dh0nateur states that notes were ex-
changed between NJ. Bourqueney, French Min
lster 81 vienna, and Count Buol, on the 9th, on
the subject of the guarantees which England
ana France demand as condition of peace. The
notes, which are given in the JMonitens. are
exact oounterparts Of those published by tile
BRITISH Government as having been exchanged
between Lord WestmorelaRd and Count Buot.
Ihe reference to q Limitation of Russian powsr
IN the Black Sea is noticed in M. Drown
dLnuys' note OF July 22d being Gas in thenl)
decree is published in the Hoaitear re-
uucing the customs tariff on potash, dyestuffs,
saarpe, blocks of stone, beetroot, foreign seeds,
ssoh ore, charcoal, stalks Of hemp vanilla,
0 % woods, bamhoda and exotic resins
Inc rates on potash are: BY French vessels
si t. french colonies francs per 100 Kilograms;
~. from colonies not in Europe, francs, do.
10. from bonded warehouses, 10 francs; do by
ioreign vessels, IL francs Sand, for manufae
lure o. glass and earthenware, is permitted TO
De exported free.
!. Madame Sophie Soult, sister Of Marshal Soult.
oiea st. Ameins. August is, aged 81.
Inc Minister Of War has appealed to the Sis
terhood OF st. Vincent de Paul to act ma nnyses
"a the hospitals of the army in Turkey Fifav