New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-01


the camp on Five Oak Creek temporarily occupied by
one company of the 1st Infantry, under command of
Cant Arthur Tie soldiers killed two Indians. II
-Four Days Later from Europe.
New YORK, Oct. 3O-The Collins steamer
Pacific has arrived here bringing dates from Liverpool to
the 18th inst four days later than the accounts brought
by the Niagara.
She brings the following interesting intelligence from
the seat OF war.
sEBAsropoI-No late official dispatches of i'm
potance had been received from the Crmea and the pr
vate accounts from there somewhat conflicting Au-
thenc advces to the 9th inst state that nothing had been
done by the Allies before sebastopo except to complete
the siege works. and dispatch from Lord Raglan an
nounced that ne to open hs fire upon the town
in few daysn Ths Allies occupied very strong posi-
the south of the city and all the besieging appa-
ratus had been landed. |
On the north side MenschikoG still held the field with
force of 10000 men, and daily expecting reinforce
ment of 20 600 more.
states that the entertainments were ordered
to be completed on the 18th inst.
Ten Thousand additional French troops had been ordered
to the seat OF war.
THE BALTIc-The reports that the Baltic
feet ordered to return home without further opera
tions, has been confirmed Nothing more will be at
tempted on that sea during the present season.
The DANUBE. Omar Pacha was preparing to
commence operations upon the Russian territories at
three points al the Pruth, the Dabrudska and
by
PoLAND-It is intimated that England and |
France are engaged in discussing the right and
policy of establishing Poland an Independent King
dom
Tr,,p,poor M,nrvro T;re,,,oo1 octoher IA
The demand for Cotton has been good since the departure
Of the Niagara and the sales of the three days
SzoeV oae8 inc mafkt. mas oeeu nm anu n ol h u
the transactions slight advance in prices has been
realized
The market for Breadsufs has been excited and most
descriptions are higher Flour has advanced IS per bbl
and Wheat Cd to Cd per 10 lbs Friday last, Pro-
visions unchanged in prices The weather has been
bleak and untavorabe.
sfo,1,x, .xn Tp.np Tho Mo,ay r,orl,at of |
London has been stringent and consols have declined
94z5 to Ga Trade in the manufacturing districts has
signify improved
FAILURES IN DUBLIN The PACING brings ad- |
vices OF the failure of Messrs Parrions wright. ana
these WI 'e .epofafS = nios = 80 .as
ANoIhah DAM AoisoLA 1Alsish 70! Ell
In tb n;racv If The Martha Wash;ngton has bcen
arrested at Cleveland Ohio charged with being concerned
with Kissane and others in the recent orgeres on the
'ahNa Vi ',.'' my
BANK EAPhosloN'-tp ds"t1tSto"' oct. Ca
nctltlou F Gonnein J " n @ I n;
eitV Several o the parties concerned in it have been
warrants issued for the arrest of others
The establishment mas DIS out 70 the amount OF one
u,.t st nJ W Wya "''- az -''''' -
!. f,o,,-,o,,,,,, ph;1.5o,.,h;. na+ oe
poaia tbo doniat oboraad Win haxn co1nitted vim
ence upon Miss Nudge while she was under the influence
of choroorm has been tried in this city and found guilty
oil rape. "
r1,o ,o,u Mox;con ,vo,,-g +oo,nor Tturh;da am
49,. - a.. sr4o -. nth 80 ho, h,;,+ ~ ,1ossrs
-. . g. =; ~, - 49,, A., ~, t,;i t; ~
49,, a. and 70
~, p,tta,eaI, +a
a,s.,s os ,var t Tho
Tho Trtis vii; mount TON "a
800 - t.a ,,au f,oa,.+,o -,
swivel gun IN ner ooat aoncn, on aeck she IS pro-
pow - ~ - - :. ,... -, =, -
onine'' - 'n -oe' fe--Ss' - 49,.
f@fisn, y. VI, .no AalleA I'm s. ~ :e-as
|'"ti'. ",iA 10 --o " = ,, -, : -.
.et a,,t's' a. 'e." oiuA' Si NC -
''A 'eA-u'' - '10 $1,000
| An abstract of the renort of the English Emi
t; ,is;o,ars o,ys +bs+ +ba ,vora,s or,irr.tion
eon faat prita for tb ,ast eovs oars hoo hosr aoa
oaa .n,,oI ~ 191 os1 b;le for tbo nro;os tb;t
| -, - .,+d - a,I,, ! c7o 900 u,,, h hor
'"o 9eeAS ~ Announces w A5 -i ia
decrease IN emigration TO This country during the past
years but there has been increase in that to the
British North American provinces owing perhaps to the
So ~ ossa ~ tha ,,to. 3; a. I'll tioa
1acs sAa9 ehe Piise VI pe W ' ''e 10 o. el' liie7
provinces usually at first make their way to the United
States especially those of the laboring class which
course is by far the most but many of them
retrace their steps eventually become
tiers Canada the upper province generally having the
preference the lower account of tine large amx
ture of native Canadian French in the latter and for
other reasons Of more substantial nature The report
Norb Arnnr;c. n Great nrita, hv en,;,rants Fror
1848 IN 1s these raittances reached tbe
of * roo ooo mr. nearly, 500 non ooo and this ia only tbe
.r,out sent tbronrb the nr;nc;pa, banking and
tile houses leaving entirely ont of the the eouallv
| nor,o ono s,,, trorsn,;t+od hy privota obs,nel.
Il
| An imnortant opjnien on the Question of mar
ala rai,rosds has recentlv been delivered nv Chief ns
t;ce shaw of the suprsme Judicial Coprt of Massachu
sets be poston and lowell Railroad sped the Boston
| and Na;na tba Salem a nd Lowen and the Iawrepce
|
- rahe naraa, raaa t.on, po.ta ~
lowell and for .dvertis;n to carry and actually
jc na,,e,cors and freight btwson tbe two c;t;e4 with
mt Of oar. Chief Jnstice shaw has ver tho de-
on If tbo Court that tbe conrse ~ thu Roston aud
4 Mi, 49,, o.,,o;ataa roaa. H. ~. aa+ot,;sh; . nr
Of the charter of the Lowell Railroad that the
ants nave no right thus to establish ana run confn
t bara nrnGts and tb niotiT ave snt;t,ed ia drss
in their favor
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Inc fearful e&tent TO winch the yelloW 1eVer