New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-22
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NEW York, Feb, 21.--The following are ad-
ditional particulars of the news brought by the
Baltic.
ORLoFF's MIssIoN.-Count 0rloff declined Wis
ting Berlin upon leaving Vienna, and it is pre-
sumed that he had intimations of rebuff at
that capital in case he should have proceeded
there.
PERsIA.-There are some futher difficulties in
Seryia. 1t is said that the Government of that
country has yielded to the solicitations of the
Russian Consul at Belgrade, and will refuse TO
accept the two tirmans of the Sultan
CAR AND NEssELRoDE - The Emperor of Rus
STA is said to be fully aware of the critical posi-
ton that he occupies, and that he will endeavor
to avoid general confagration if he can do So,
and at the same time preserve his honor Count
Nesselrode is again somewhat in the confidence
of the Gar, and his influences are in the ascend
ant.
NICHOLAS AND vIcroRA.-It is stated that
the Emperor of Russia is about to write an au-
tograph letter to Queen Victoria, in which he
will endeayor to convince her that he is not the
aggressor in this war.
SHIPMENT OF TRooPs.-About ten thousand
men will soon be collected at the English depots,
ready for transportation by the Cunard steam
ers to Constantinople. They will form the first
expedition The 46th regiment, which was I'M
der orders for Australia, has now been ordered
to hold itself in readiness for foreign service.
COMBINED FLEETsAt the last accounts the
allied fleets were at Beyoos Bay (not Bessica),
THE TURKISH PosITIoN-The passage Of the
Danube by Omer Pacha, with 10000 troops,
was a brilliant movement, by which he has di-
vided the Russian army. Omer commanded in
person.
Adyces from Bucharest to the 18th state that
the Russians had made retrograde movement,
and fallen back upon Rabula. The last accounts
of 0mer Pacha report him to have been within
two days march of Bucharest, which he was ex-
pected to attack at once, as the Russian force
at that post was much weakened Omer in
tended to attack the rear of the Russian army
on its march from Karjova to kalefat.
The report of Omer's intended attack on
Bucharest has been confirmed by 8 dispatch re-
ceived by the Turkish ambassador at London,
and also by the Russian accounts
The latter state that bad weather, and the in
undation of the river, has prevented them from
crossing the Danube.
FRANCE.---In accordance with the recommen-
dation of the Council, Louis Napoleon continues
to make the most active preparations for war
Immense orders for ammunition, arms and ac-
coutrements have been issued, and were in
course of execution with great haste. The
greatest activity continued to prevail in the
Navy department. Prince Napoleon has return
ed from his mission to Belgium.
STEAMBOAT LOST Louisville, Feb. p. 1.-The
steamboat ]. M. Niles was sunk yesterday on
the Falls below this city, in consequence of
having struck rock. Her cabin parted from her
hull soon after she struck, but no lives were lost
all her passengers being landed at New Albany
in safety. The Niles had a heavy cargo on
board, and two fatboats in tow.
New YORK MARKETs.--.Ne York, Feb. 90