New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-25

with ODonnell in the proclamation Issued to
the troops is considered as q guarantee of the
liberal tendencies Of the movement, as evinced
by the demand for the re-establishment Of the
Constitution of 1887 which u 7Donnell helped to
overthrow in 184S To give any opinion az to
the issue of the movement would be rash indeed,
as in no country do things happen more op-
posed TO all probability and all calculation than
in Spain !; and precisely because the Court is
pronigate and the Ministers hated, and the
conduct of both merits the worst that could
happen to them, the movement may be put
down. If it succeed, and the more advanced
sections Of the Liberals get the upper hand, the
story Of the Spanish Bourbons is told for long
time to come; if the Government succeed, We
may look out for a coup d'stat, and indeed, for
any thing else that q frightened and unprinci-
pied Government may think proper to do.
Austria and Russia. *t
Our adyices, by way Of Paris, from Vienna,
dated yesterday, state that the entry of the
Austrian troops into Wallachia is g an accom-
plished fact"
The Three per Cents closed on the Paris
Bourse yesterday at 73f. 70c. for the end Of the
month, and the Four and Half per Cents ct
98f Soc
At Madrid, on the goth, the Spanish Three
per Cents were at 81 40, with no business doing
We make the, following extracts from the
-Nontfeur Of yesterday:
g The Minister Of Marine and the Colonies
has received from Baro Sound report, dated
June n, from the commander of the Breslau,
announcing that this vessel, which left Kiel on
the 10Th of June, had arrived &C Baro Sound in
five days only, in spite of the fogs
The Breslanhad been Joined at that anchor
age by the Anglo French division, commanded
by Rear Admiral Cory, and the major part Of
the naval force, which, since the 22d Of June,
had been dispatched to the extremity Of the
Gulf Of Finland, under the orders Of Admirals
Parseyal and Napier, was expected.
's The report Of Commander Bossee terminates
thus:
Sour sanitary state is excellent. The small
pox, which had manifested itsef on board the
Breslau, has entirely disappeared The crew is
extremely well-disposed, and / have ninety good
guns, for which will answer
&c BERLIN, Thursday, June 90, 1854
CO 1t is stated that the Prussian Government
has received from Col. ManteuffeI, who, as is
known, was sent to St. Petersburg with dig
patch in support Of the summons from Austria,
information indicating q marked coldness on
the part of the Court Of Russia At the depar-
ture Of the last courier it was not known What
would be the answer of that Court, OF in what
terms il would be couchsd. At Berlin, as we'll
as at Vienna, the retrograde movement Of the
Russian troops is regarded both as q retreat
and change Of attitude hostile to Germany"
ss BRUSSELS, July 2, 1854.
Correspondence from most of the leading
commercial towns Of Europe announces that ali
the Governments have agreed to forbid the pub
lie negotiation of the Russian loan. The Jour
| nal .dilemand, of Frankfort, in an official COM
munication, proDounees an energetic denuneia-
ton against whoever may be disposed to partici-
pate in tnat operation. It is SO reprobated in
Germany that the house of Bethmann has ak
planned that it only took part in the Russian
loan in consequence Of its connection with the
house at St. Petersburg charged with the
affair" eg4 s.s---s & s
ssThe executive poser Of Hamburg, the Dutch
Government, and the Belgian Government have
declared that they will oppose SO far as depends
upon them, any transaction relative to the Rug
sian loan. In England the Crown lawyers have
declared that all participation in the loan would
be considered as an act of treason. In the face
of such unanimity, it is useless to add that the
new Russian loan was from the very first looked
Upon with suspicion, and considered in itself as
an operation without solidity.
{. According to letter from Janina, dated
June 20, Fuad Efendi left Metzovo on the 18th,
intending to enter Thessaly. He arrived on the
18th within league of Kalabaka, with the
corps of Osman Pasha, composed of 1000 regu-
lars and 1000 Arnauts. He effected his march
withoutstriking blow. As the Ottoman troops
| advanced the Greeks fell back upon their CEN
| which have been received from Larisse.
| 'sOn the 18th of June the Turkish troops at
tackled the Hellenic volunteers commanded by
| Hadji-Petros. After conflict of three hours
the Greeks were completely beaten. They had
a considerable number killed and wounded, and
their guns and baggage were captured. The
Greeks took flight, some towards Agrapha, and
the rest in the direction of Olympus.
"a letter from Corfu, dated June "a, says:
ssHer Britannia Majesty's frigate Diamond
| left to-day for the Black Sea- There only re-
mains at the Corfu station the corvette Modesto,
of Is guns. The .Prometheus is about to leave
tile Gulf Of Arta on a tour of observation in the
ports of Albania.
The Vienna correspondent of the London
Times, writing under date of June 30, says:
ssSome Of the organs of the Vienna press re-
| late that the Russians are assembling in con-
| siderable force in that district in the north OF
| Great Wallaehia, known rs the DimboWitza
and if this should prove to be correct, not only y
the Tomosch Pass, but also that of Tozburg
farther West) is menaeed My own impression
| is that the Russians will endeavor to avoid a
collision with the Austrian forces, and as soop
as possible return to their own frontiers, where
they will wage q defensive war until the allies
are completely tired out.
IF the Russians do retreat behind the Pruth,
| the only way of bringing them to reason is to
take either Cronstadt or Sebastopol On the
| 10TH OF this month Lord Raglan had confer
ence with Omar Pasha at Shumla, but no one
knows any thing of the intentions of the allied
commanders. Omar Pasha is advancing into the
Dobrudseba with his army of 10000 men, and
as the fleets are still lying at Baltchick and
Kayarna, it is possible that something is about
to be undertaken against Sebastopol or the
mouths of the Danube
Telegraphie news has been received here
from Shumla that on the 22d and 23d battle
had been fought between the Russian rear
guard on its way to Trajan's Wall and the
Turkish vanguard, under Mehemet Pasha,
which consists Of 25 ,0o0 men, with "a guns. The
Russians were obliged to retreat behind Trajan's
Wall
q am assured that Baron Meyendorff this
morning received his letters of recall 1t is not
yet known whether the diplomatic relations
| with Austria are interrupted by this measure.
or whether it merely affects the person of M. de
Meyendorf. On Monday, about 10000 men
under Gen. Count Coronini, will enter Wallaeha
by 0rsoya. Achmet Pasha, Sho brought ths
convention between the Porte and Austria tt
Belgrade, remains with Count Coronini as I'm
perial Cemmissary. 1t is whispered among the
Austrian military men of rank that the Turks
and their allies are about to undertake some
| thing against the Russians in the Drobodja.
1t is not clear how it is to be effected, but the
Russian gunboat fotilla is to be destroyed
! A letter from Carlsruhe, 1st inst, in the