New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-24
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The War In the East.

The War In the East.
NEW YORK, jane 22.--The Canada reports
| that the Turks had recently defeated some two
thousand Russians, killing 500 of the number,
and capturing many guns.
All the Russian troops stationed at Bucharest
have been ordered to advance upon the Danube
The allied fleet is still cruising Oh the Baltic
without important results.
French squadron of % ships passed the
port of Rouen on the 4th inst, steering to the
eastward. Five British ships of war were en-
the way to the blockade of the White Sea.
THE THEssALY INsURRECTIoN.-A Geographic
dispatch from Athens states that the insur-
gents in Thessaly have gained victory over
the Government forces, and were still making
headway.
MoRoCco.-The Emperor of Morocco has is
sued an edict forbidding the Russian flag to
enter the Moorish ports
AMERICAN SQUADRON The American squad
ron in the Mediterranean were on the coast of
Syria at the last accounts.
AUSTRIA AND PRUssrA.-The Emperor of Aus
tria and the King of Prussia were to have
conference, on the frontiers of saxony, on the
9th of June
ARMIsTICE CoNTEMPLATED.--It was reported
that the Emperor of Russia was inclined to
authorize the Emperor of Austria to propose an
armistice.
THE SLAVE TRADE AND CUBA-Lord John
Russell has laid before Parliament treaty re-
Gently concluded with Spain, having especial
reference to the slave trade with Cuba. ...
The Spanish Government have decided to send
six war steamers 10 Cuba, instead of four as
intended. The number of troops to
be sent there is settled at six thousand.
Ohio amboats-MarlSets.
PITTsBURG, June 22-The river here is now
stationary, with s feet inches water in the
channel.
CINCINNATI, June 22.-The river here is now
rising slowly. The Flour market is dull, with
sales at 81 to 81 rs per barrel Whisky is
firm at 224c. per gallon.
LOUISVILLE, June 22.-The river here is now
stationary. The steamboats, Mary Hunt, Chan
cellor, Empire and R. j. Ward have arrived
from New Orleans mMr-
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, June % The Cotton market is
firm with moderate business. Flour is I'M
changed, Corn is firm with an upward ten
iency in prices.
sR the american Iint.
SOUTHWEST Pass, June 23.-The steamer
Pampero has arrived here from San Juan with
$50 passengers She reports that the Promo
'heus had sailed for New York with $50 pas
'engers and 81 200 900 worth of gold.
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EAIGRATING TO THE NEW TERRITORIES. -The
savannah Sentinel, published in Andrew county,
IN the west line of Missouri, thus speaks of mat
ers across the State line
Settling in Nebraska and Kansas, we learn
rom the Gazette and other sources, is going on
apldly. Hundreds of claims are already taken
ip opposite st. Joseph, and q meeting of the set
lers held Not day passes but new additions
IRE made to the Number. The Indian agent has
ssued procla nation against trespassing on
indian lands, Tut little heed is paid to it, THE
YORK goes bra vely on Nor do the hardy pou-
eis seem to fear the cold steel Of the bayo-
ets with hich they were threatened last fall
mpatlen of the unreasonable delay of Govern
1ent extip gushing Indian titles and organizing
he Territory, the people have determined to
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~ 1oiiowing' from Q ~ LOUIS paper, is
lghly complimentary of the police regulations
that city, as will be seen:
A few days ago we noticed mysterious
murder which had taken place on Wash street.
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ean erras+oJ o S IL l liu VI nave noo
nd oboTo 49, LII Asul u lnFeSg,eatloh 10
nd ,witt tboe Heiu oepole sustlce lreau"ay'
40 .,hoio Aothi4til'leS We presume
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Drpse disclosed nitv nat ~ I,;otir, ~ a%
loney nor friends
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HE SPANISH ARHAMENTS FOR CUBA The fol- |
'Tlng vessels, says Ei C0merriO, of Cadiz, |
ave received orders to be in readiness to leave |
)r the Antilles, IN the month of July:
vessels OF war, with troops; frigate Cortes 80 |
uns sloops-otwar, Isabella |, "a guns; Villa |
e btlooa, ~ guns; Ferrolana. 80 guns; Colon |
b guns; brlgantlne Volad0r, u guns steam |
APP FRANCISCO de Asis, l6 guns, 800 horse power:
teamshp Santa Isabella, 4 guns, 1872 horse
over transport VESSELS with d portion Of |
1elr armom ents, for the conveyance of troops =: |
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