New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-17


= ufts' are fcayIng afTfeus ne JTTHeK unvern-
ment either cannot or will not check them
Nearly collision happened in the Black Sea
On the Sd. The squadron of British and French
steamers at present cruising in the Black Ses
met q Russian steam division under command
of Admiral Corniloff. Both parties beat to
quarters, but held on their way without salu-
ing, and without hostilities.
Carroll Spence, the q. S Minister arrived as
ConstantinopIe on the I'd, in the Saranac On
the same evening the Hungarian and Italian
emigrauts gave him d sereDade, The Saranac
and Levant we're shortly to go ON a cruise in the
Black Sea, for which the Sultan had already
granted a frman
RUSSIA.
The Patriarch Of Moscow had issued an ad-
iress to the Sixth corps, ON leaving for the
Danube, Of which the following is transla-
ton:
Children of the Gar, our father, and of Rus
sia, our mother our brothers of the army fhe
Gar, the country and Christianity cali uport
you. The prayers of the church and the coun-
try accompany you. Russia is again provoked
BY an enemy who was vsnquished under Cathe.
rine Ii, under Alexander /, and under Nicholas
Already have your brothers revived the old
habit Of beating him by land and by sea.
If It be decreed by Providence that you are
70 see the enemy in font of you, recollect, that
you are hghtIng for the most pious of Cars, for
your dear country, for the holy church, against
the prosecutors Of Christianity, against the pro-
faners OF the holy and venerable cities, which
have seen the birth. the passivn and resurrec-
ton OF Christ. Now, if ever, victory, glory,
benediction and eternal benedietion are due to
hose who give their life for their faith in God.
for their faith to their Gar and their country
By faith you will gain victory Hebrew,
chap. ii. 13 You, likewise, will conquer by
faith We bid you farewell, with our prayers
and with the symbol Of our faith Carry with
you and recollect the warlike and victorious
speech of the Gar Prophet, David Salvation
and glory is in God. - Psalm Hst. y
The Emperor Nicholas had been suffering
from erysipelas, and was said to be in state Of
great irritation and excitement, which rendered
him inaccessible to the advice of bis oldest min
| lsters.
The utmost activity in every department of
the Government, and preparations for war are
nade on the most extensive scale An answer
had been dispatched to the letter addressed by
Louis Napoleon to the Emperor Nicholas, which
is framed in unsatisfactory, arrogant and dis
| courteous language
Times Berlin Dispatch states, that the Gar
is extremely enraged at the answer returned by
Prussia
Authentic advices from ST. Petersburg state
that another warlike manifesto had been issued
levying nine men per thousand till April 10th
AUSTRIA.
With regard to Austria Paris paper SAYS:
The attitude of Austria is so vacillating and
questionable that if an immediate categorical
definition Of her intentions be nor given, France
will form an army of 100, 600 on the frontier oil
Italy, and another on the northeast frontier
toward the Rhine and will send 10000 more
| troops to Rome as the nucleus of operationsu~in
| Italy itself, should Aestria's conduct force the
| allies to declare war upon her
Prince Wassiltschikoff Abide camp to the
| Gar arrived at Vienna Feb Is, with message
| to the Austrian Emperor.