New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08
NUMBER 1S3.
Later from the East.


Later from the East.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ALPS.
The Cunard screw steamship Alps, which left
Liverpool early on the morning of the 10Th ult,
arrived at Boston on the 31st.
Her advices are nearly four days later than
those received by the steamer Africa. The Alps
reports
At o'clock, A. NJ, on the 18th inst, of
Grand Armshead, passed the Collins steamship
Atlantic, from New York ON the Sth, bound
into Liverpool
The closing quotations for Consols on the 18th
were 81 to 50.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
On Tuesday, the 18th, the sales of Cotton
| comprised 5000 bales, without any change in
prices.
Breadstutfs were still declining.
Vienna dispatch, of the 17th of July, gives
a rumor that Prince Paskiewitch was dead
The Paris Presse states that Omar Paeha re-
turns his loss at Guirgevo, on the 7th and 8th,
at 100 men 7a'5s-
The Russian force at Frateschti was 10000
strong, with artillery, and was continually
being reinforced.
Three hundred persons had been arrested at
X
outbreak The police told them that no posi-
tive accusation could be made against them,
but their political positions had rendered their
Imprisonment matter of necessity.
The allied forces were in full march for the
Danube on the 8th of July. Only French
| troops had reached Rutschuk. The English
| were at Embellar, a little place midway between
schumla and Rutschuk.
PARIS, Iuesdoy.--advices from Madrid of
the 18th state that the garrison and town of
| Barcelona had pronounced against the Govern
ment
| The Cunard steamship Canada arrived at
Liverpool on Saturday afternoon, the 18th and
the steamship Union, of the Havre line, arrived
| at Southampton on the same day.
&Mv5 The War. as .... -
Private dispatches received at Paris state
that the Turks under Omar Pacha had entered
Bucharest.
| Tn. .Moniteur does not mention this, but
4 only says that the army of Omar Pacha, with
the English and French auxiliaries, amounted
to at least 60000 men; that Prince Gortscha-
kof had likewise 10000, and that battle be-
| tween these two armies is close at hand.
From Orsova, it is stated chat Mehemet Pacha
| defeated the Russian Brigade at Czernovada, in
| the Dobrudscha, ON the Sth, after battle of
! five hours, and took possession Of the place.
| The Turks have crossed the Danube in force
| at several points.
/ On the 9th and 10th the Turks attacked Bri-
gadiers Pauloff and Solmonoff with other Rus
sian detachments at Frateschi, north Of Giur-
gevo. The Russians were completely routed.
By advices from Hermanstadt, 10Th, we learn
Prince Gortshcakoff was at Frateschi with TO-
600 men
1t was rumored that Gen. Aurep had COM
mitted suicide.
Isli Pacba defeated Gen. Propotf' g division at
Nicopolis on the 9th.
There were $4,000 of the allies at Rutschuk
| on the 10th
We have nothing new from the Black Sea, the
| Baltic or Asia.
Many additional rumors of new negotiations
were current.
From Vienna, 18th, it is stated that the Aus
trian ultimatum had either been sent or would
be sent on that day to St Petersburgh, demand
ing the evacuation of the Danuhian Principali-
ties within a certain time The term men
toned is understood TO be one month.
The Austrian correspondent says that ssas
regards the present phase of the Oriental ques-
tion, and the answer brought by Prince Gorts
chakotf, the demands Of Austria and Prussia
are but impertectly satisfied, but there are some
materials which might possibly serve as tbs
basis for the peace negotiations. These are lef
to the decision of the Western Powers. Upor
receipt of their answer, Austria, acting upol
her convention with Prussia, and Turkey upol
her cordial understanding with the Western
Powers, will take all measures requisite fo
, the establishment of the balance of powe
in Europe, and for the integrity of Turkey, ant
for general peace on safe basis.
Lord John Russell has given notice that tn
Government will ask the country for an addi
tional war credit. 1t is thought that the oppo
sition will make it party question, and if pos
Il sible defeat the Ministry and cause them to re
sign. The discussion comes on tonight, Wednes
day, the 10Th.
y The London Morning Chronicle publishes tn
following statement: 6 A request, it is under
). stood, was submitted to the Cabinet Council hel
v on Saturday last, for permission to allow 81
: Charles Napier, with the feet under his CON
mand, to attack Cronstadt. Sir James Graham
first Lord of the Admiralty, and the Duke
. !. Newcastle, War Minister, attended priv
ia council held on Monday, by the Queen, to con
2 slider the same application. and the resolutio
r of the Cabinet, and although the result has nc
IS transpired, the dispatch of Brigadler Gener,
. Harry D, Jones and company of Royal SAY
's pers and Miners from Chatham leaves lit
doubt as to the answer sent to the gallant Ao
miral in command of the Baltic feet.
v IS The Dauntless, screw steam frigate, brougl
v home the application from Sir Charles, and
: now on her way back with the answer"
Spain.
Inc MaQrlu correspondent OF tne LOnuO
Times, under date of July =, says, g The il
y surrection daily appears more likely to becon
: II general revolution in liberal sense 0'Dor
d nell, convinced that the country will not moy
'. for the mere purpose of making him Prim
Minister, is more and more disposed to ente
into the views Of the progresistas.'' There
u strong report here that Queen Christin
leaves this place for Paris on the 18th instan
: This looks like retreat, if true am IL
II more inclined to think it may be, because tt
: guards have again been stationed on the roa
from this place to Burgos, from which I, IL
other day, mentioned they had been withdraw
North of Burgos, a Garlist party has appeare
about 80 men strong, headed by priest who
y they call the Curo di Hierro-the iron prizes
There is another Garlst band in Navarro. y
From Perpignam, the 10Th, the advices sta
that the garrison and town of Barcelona ha,
pronounced against the Government The reg
Z, ment of Navarro and the Gaudalseeara took Il
ne initiative amid the aecaims of the peopl
a The military Governor is at the head of u
movement, to which the Captain General az
hered amid shouts of long live the constitution
ID down with the Ministers, away with Quee
Christina.
II Three Days Later.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX.
HALIFAX, July S1.--The royal mail steamsh
Canada, from Liverpool at ga NJ on the 2.
: ult,, arrived at this port at o'clock this eve