New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-28

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acent bills Balakava has at present but church
its inhabitants Who were they possessed Of greater
industry might cultivate with profit soil well adapted
the growth Of grain and grapes subsis principally
the traffic they with other towns in tho Crmea
The harbor Of Balaklava is separated from the naval
harbor OF BY rocky peninsua the direct dis
lance across which, between the two ports does not
coed ten miles It has long been closed to commerce
| vesfels are admitted only in case Of distress.
| The Paris sMoniteur of the 9Th has the fol-
lowing: $ta ea&
The Allies are firmly established in the orimea
The various columns Of the army had to cross several
rivers in successon in order to turn the Gulf Of Sebasto
pol and enter the mountain country before they could
arrive at Ralakaya Menschikof had been driven to
distance with the wreck of his army 1t stated that
the battle Of Alma was fought within very short dis
Of tne sea COAST the French nearest the sea-
and fully half Of their force was protected by the fire
IRON the steamer The English occupied the center
and the Turks the left the French division which su
fered most was that the left nearest to the English
i The brunt Of the battle fell on our troops
Although the Russians were posted the opposite side
q deep rayne and on the top Of steep and difficult
bank protected by their artillery the whole division
the English army and tho left division Of the French
stormed and carried the point Details Of the battle
will apt reach London before Sunday Itsrsporte that
the Russians blew Apapa to prevent falling into the
French reserved troops said have arrived from
that t5 s ~. ia,.ae III tile south Of the Crimea SO
snat the Ahes would be reinforced for the attach Sc
nas.opol at the same time that Afsnscnlko would be
heldin check. 80 T 77 S1 ri 78T II6 s& 57J
Another version of the news brought by the Fury to
Marsees from sebastopo is that the second line Of de-
had been carried and the place was Nv
the allies who occupied the heights The Russian naval
division had made unsuccessul endesvor to nnt mt
with fourteen sail These details want confirmation
A dispatch'o of the 9th from Marseilles to the
London Times says: @
The Fury has Just arrived Up TO the oath there had
been no further fighting in the Crmea The 2sd lost all
US ofcsrs but three Of whom Capt Bell is the senior
Capt Ansle was killed in planting standard on the
heights Of Alma. Gen Brown had q horse killed under
him sebastopol was invested A 4 - - !
/ To Tow Il asr
dispatch from Marseles informs us that on the 23d
September the Allies advanced to Akarnia eight miles
from sebpotol On the 25h Of September within sight
OF sebastopo Lord Burgersh set out with dispatch
fhe hussans mad sunk four of their vessels the ne
the entrance OF the port The English feet before Sebas
topol was constantly firing shells and balls
dispatch dated Odessa, September 26, saws !.
On the first news Of the landing at Eupatorfs having
reached ten Chamaton he left Kertsch Smferopo at
the mead Of 1000 soldiers Perekop cannot well BE- at
tackled because the water not deep enough and the
place itself is at a distance of eights versts.
It's stated that the English lost 90 officers in
the engagement at Alma
THE BALTIC.
There was nothing of Importance from the
Baltic. A dispatch from Hamburger Of the 9Th
instant states that the commanders of the vari-
ous vessels of the Allied feet, still at anchor be-
fore Nyborg and Helsingfors, have been ordered
| not to leave the Baltic. .a,t-5
Some twenty Russian coasters, laden with
grain and rags, had been captured
The Liverpool Journal of the 7th instant,
in commenting on the news of the week, saws :
"The Baltic fleet continues to keep watch upon Grou
sadt and the countermandng of the French ships has
given rise 70 rumor that the French Admiral too
great hurry to escape the coming frost but the more
probable conjecture that the affairs of the rjmca
polite the of the feet in the Baltic
nr mi, .,,l.u =
but the season forbids any such operation until next
| spring
| The Liverpool Journal holds the following
language in regard to the war, viewed in
| financial light:
The expense the war has been nothing the harvest
balances the Sl0000G00 If Mr. Gladstone had to ask
1or NOVEMBER session In order to demand money
and immediate taxes not loan he would obtain
unanimous vote and the more readily if as Mr. Jas
Wilson has suggested through his valuable journal the
Government has made up its mind to modify that Dor
ton OF its war policy which rendered the attack on
Russia, as represented by her commerce, somewhat
farce and made neutrality the obvious interest of pms
sia England afford the war to 20 on with If Al
once, necessary 1t is the popularity of the present
political period IN this country that the only ques
We are not agitated by Excise Reform as Pitt
~ Catholic emancipation, as Castlereagh or Canning
wereby colonial (American questions) as the first PHI
was The Government which is carrying on the war
not the Government of party but the Government of
nation-trusted BY the whole community Parliament
therefore, should it meet it ought to be allowed III
Nmeet, in November session. would become mereIv the
executive help not an obstruction to the
in this war. s " 81
The contradiction at Paris of the fall of
Sebastopol operated injuriously on the funds.
Ihrees reoeded per cent. and although a re-
action subsequently occurred, it could not be
supported On the 9Th, the Bourse was apain
bouyant. and, although prices did not reach the
quotations of the Sd, they were / per cent. bet.
ter than on the 9Th
A Madrid letter, Of the 9th, says:
Information received at the War Office today Of
Carst party having itself in the province of
Corona Catalonia, Figueras, and surprised small
body Of troops We wait for details The Carsts are
SAD to active at this moment thinking the present
Many electors Of the province of Madrid in fixing unon
list Of candidates for the provinces resolved tha fhe
MADRID ought to be by least three of
It's members and at meeting, ct which the directors Of
fourteen Journals attended, 1t agreed by them that
t P Dc Tor nhe three to
the Nacion Sgnor Sandino Of The Europa and Sjenor
cisneros, of the Union Liberal.
Count Montemolin has issued address. Ills misfor
tune and love for SPAIN he says the only title that h
alleges since he does not wish to raise his throne on
bloody pavement to be the chief of new civil wars
arms. - a w Ao' s'-eA
Another Madrid letters dated October says that seri
Gus disturbances have broken out Malaga and Lozron
eleau IL is reported that republican conspiracy has
been discovered and that the infant Don Henriuue has
been sent to the Balearic Islands. =
There is nothing from this quarter beyond somewhat
siees prohibited the Exchange Of NapIes ths
negotiation of scrip for the Russian loan. j -
TURKEY.
On the 10th hostities recommended between thu prks
en- Montenegrns In this case the Turks the as