New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-21

Inc following Is summary of the foreign news recey
ed by the Baltic, which arrived in New York the 18th
me United States trlgate saranae, Captain j. O. Long
twenty-five daysfrom Norfolk Va. and six days from
Fayal, arrived at Gibraltar ON December 16 with Mr.
| Spence on board.
| THE TURKISH WAR
We totally without news from the seat Of war Mo
allied fleets have doubtless entered the BLACK Sen al
though the public are yet on what day or with
what instructions they entered - 49,
The latest statement, if it be relied on comes by
telegraph on Dec ~ and states that dispatch had been
received there from Baron Bruck dated Constantnone
2oth, and was Immediately communicated to the Minis
Iers OF brain France and Russia to the effect that the
Porte Will send Plenpotentiary to the Conference pro
vidid the russians eyacuate the Principalties The
sailors of the three powers had been instructed to
urge on the Sultan not to insist this con jton hu In
assure him that the integrity of the Turkish Empire will
be maintained, and that the Prncpaites shall be res
settled. w oseH
GREAT BRITAIN.
me return Of Lord Pamerston to the British Cabpet
Is understood is equivalent to deliberate determination
France 'D'"n0'ion Win
The London Times in its latest editorial thinks war
Asia. 'P0 "he
The only event of political interest is the decision of
Lord faimegson to retain office The reason assigned i
at ms derences with the Government on the Reform
OH nave been adjusted found to be
Ihe Times renews its assertions that foreign ars had
nothing whatever to do with his tender of resgnst;o,
letter from Mary Hewitt in reply to Frederika
mer appears IN the London Times relative to the
iaton by Mrs II OF Miss s Homes in America y and
expressing great surprise at card of the latter
Ing that there are many wrong things in the
MRS IioWltt says was particularly surprised rs
received from her very lately letter expressive of 49,
great satisfaction with my version of her work !, ei
subscription is now making in London for tsstino
NAL to Capt Ludlow Of the American bark Monmouth
Tor MS heroic exertons in resscung m persons survivors
OF the ship Meridan wrecked the Isle of Amsteran
FRANCE.
by Imperial decree NJ Tropong is nominated President
of the Senate for 1854 NJ Mesnard first Vice prssat
Of the Senate, and Drouyn de Lhuy, Gen Baragnav
dlillliers and Gen. St. Jean dAngely vice presdsnsy
NJ BillaGt President Of the CORPS Iersatif fnr III
and NM Schneider and Reycil Vice Presidents o.
Nast-Nimeux and NJ. Hebert Questors 49,
SPAIN
tremendous gale was experienced the 18th along
the coasts OF Spain and Portugal At Gadiz the Amer
lean ship Emhea which sailed the 10th Tor Bostcn
with cargo OF salt put back the 18th so leaky thnt
they had to run her ashore. ~
The duels fought by hIeSsrs Soule father and SON b
caused great sensation Letters and papers give lengthy
and generally sustain the soues and blame
'N' Hhnoo 1"isei' WIN whom the elder SouC fought
letter from Freiberg Baden of the 10th st,tss +b,
the Jesuit missionaries have been ordered nv the snb
ties TO leave the place within week The ChamlGrs are
,onvoked to meet January o Austrian n1"i;st 10 az
spoken of i'll the Jesuit quarrel ~ %
The conflict between the Government of thu Dpksao
If Baden and the Archbishop of Freikprg il not
The Jesuits however have finally been expeeS frn ~
len and Frebarg, the focus Of the disturbance =.
INDIA AND CHINA
Dates from Shanghai, China, are TO the Sd Nov,,,hr
The correspondent of the London Times saws:
THE proceedings of the American Commissioner nr7
he American Consul regards neutrality are consIrd
omewhat eqniyoealand the nsugent chief has addressed
letter on the subject
Annoy, November 8, expected to be speedily re-
AIKEN by the Imperiasts AT Canton there was nothing
ew. s
MI Marshall at Macao awaiting the arrival Of a
lccessor. $500
At Whampoa, United States ships of war Macedonian
ississippi PoWhatGn, Supply. At Maco storesbsLin
outhampton At Gamsing Moon, yandalia and at shapg
ia, Saratoga.
By electric telegraph to Liverpool we have the follow
e:
Scedea, Stockholm, 26th.-The King has invited the
let to nominate small number of its members possess
Its entire confidence TO whom as secret committee
10 Government may make an imanrtlut communication |
believed that thu Government wishes bring some
omentous facts connected with foreign affairs to the
let. ~
Odessa, l6h-Grain again more active. Freghts stea
at former high prices
Consdntnopte Dec l5-The Shah of Persia has in
rmed his eonsns of his intention to suspend dspomatic
ations with Great Britain. =
On the Black Sea the price Of Corn has risen enor-
ously, 'N 'A'NN