New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-19

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tie rest we're sent to Erzeroum Selim Pasha's
corps was 10 an efficient condition Mt Batoum.
Lord John Russell also stated that the text Of
the last Vienna protocol did not contain any
special recognition the part of Britain of the
article Of the treaty Of April 90 between Austria
and Prussia, whereby the contracting powers
reciprocally guaranteed to each other their Ger
man and non German territories.
England.
We gather several points of interest from the
reports Of the proceedings in Parliament. Lord
John Russell informed the House that a force Of
| COCO men had been sent by France to occupy
( Greece, and that @ detachment of British troops
would be sent to support them Their instruc-
tens we're 20 occupy the Piraaus, but not to take
possession Of Athens until further orders The
cause Of this occupation was the connivance Of
the Greek Government in the insurrection
against Turkey.
Letters from Turin state that a contingent of
25,OO0 men has been demanded from the Sar-
dlnian Government by France for the purposes
Of the Eastern War. Sardinia is stated to have
| rephed that, although quite disposed to copper
| ate with the Western Powers, the present state
| oi its nhances could not afford 50 large an in
| crease Of the army. However, the contingent
u recruits, which is not due till the end of next
November will be called out in the present
month
Garibaldi is at Nice, with his family. where
he will remain some time for the recovery Of his
| health
Col Monti, who fought on the side Of liberty
in Italy and Hungary, in 184s and 1849, has
died in Turin.
| China.
Dates are as follows Japan, March "a; Pc
kin, 2; Nankin and Shanghai, 81; Annoy, April
| Il Canton, 10
TN March 20 an attempt to retake Shanghai
was made by 1000 ImperiaIist troops, but they
retreafe5i, with the loss Of some 20 killed. The
| insurgents having broken up their winter quar-
| ters, were steadily advancing towards Pekin
A mob Of pore lain workers had been creating
much d1stur bance in the green tea districts and
the Ningehow country, and had sacked the city
\ of kimum
a letter dated Hong Kong, April y, says.
" me most prominent and interesting inteIli-
| gence we have to communicate by this mail il
the authentic accounts of the successful nego--
| tiations Of his Excelleney, Commodore Perry,
| Of the United States navy, in japan; and there
| is great reason for believing that we mag shortly
| have particulars Of the treaty and the ports to
| be opened, the 9th of March, Commodore
| Perry was to have grand meeting near Jeddo
| with the Princes and Ministers Of the Emperor
OF Japan, appointed, it is said, for the consider
alton and conclusion. and most probably the
| ratification Of the treaty. From all we learn,
| there can be no doubt that Japan will be opened
| to all nations, and each have the facility of
making treaty The United States ship Sara
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tor Panama to convey the important news to
| Washington
The United States steamer susouehannah
arrived here on the ID inst, having left the Bay
| OF Jeddo on the 25th ult., and is to be held at
the service of the United States Commissioner,
| Mr.. McLaine
g The ports selected are said to be Ozaka,
34 ~ latitude, and 1885 longitude, and Mats
mai, in the Straits of Sangan.
. Ihe Emperor of Japan was dead A very
old man, but new Emperor was enthroned
:" The report given of the Russian Admiral
| having made treaty with the Emperor. turns
out to be unfounded''
Latest by the Mail at liverpool.
BY this mornings mail Wednesday 81 we
have nothing late from the Baltic, Black Sea,
or Turkey. From Athens it is stated that King
Otho has accepted the Anglo-French ultimatum,
and has promised to recall the Macrocordato
! Ministry, on conditions that the allies do not
occupy his country. If they persist in their
intention to send troops to Athens, he will with
draw the seat of his Government into the inte-
| rlor, and will collect his army there, 1t is re-
| ported from Cronstadt that prayers were read
IN all the churches of Warsaw for the success of
| the Greek nsurrection
| From Vienna, Monday, 29th May. the follow
ing is the telegraphed: The adhesion of the
Germanie Confederation to the Austrio- Prussian
| treaty IS secured committee has been ap-
| pointed by the Frankfort Diet to prepare the
document Of adhesion
From private telegraphic accounts it is re-
ported that the Russians are menacing Erze-
roum. They have recently made a compulsory
enrolment of 10000 Americans
| he Chronicle states that several ships of the
| aliled fleets, the Agamemnon and Charlemaene
| amongst them, arrived off kaffa in the Crimea
~ the 10th, and demanded the delivery of the
atisstah ships amongst them two frig4tes: and,
| Upon refusal, bombarded that harbor for two
Gays Other accounts state that the town and
harbor OF katfa were destroyed Other ac-
counts represent it as an Insignificant affair
The English mail at Marseilles brings the
Russian treaty with the Affghans. Russia pro-
mises never Till the end of the world to interfere
IN the interior concerns of the country in return
tor which promise the Khan Of Khiya accords to
Russla the right to build fortified barracks in
the districts OF Hougani. The stations named
vail be Immediately occupied by Russian troeps
The vienna correspondent of the Times tele-
graphs on Monday that dispatches have been
received from Schumla, of May 3d. which state
that the Russians had been repulsed foQr times
with heavy loss at Silistria. A private despatch
states that, on the Goth, the fortress had not
surrendered. Tunis sends 10000 men to the
Porte
The Baltic.
The journal de St Petersburg states that on
the 18th two frigates cannonaded the batteries
OF withstand, and on the 10Th approached Renas,
but We're repulsed.
The Magicienne has brought news to Copen-
hagen that a portion Of tie fleet bombarded
Gastayesvarn on the I'D without any result
Russia.
St Petersburg advices of the 21st, say q very
hostile feeling prevails against Austria
Odessa accounts OF the 18th throw new doubts
on the confident statement made in Parliament,
of the existence Of blockade Some neutral
vessels at Odessa had, it is said, been chartered
to load in the neighborhood, and that they heard
nothing of a blockade but, on the contrary, had
been given to understand that vessels were
allowed TO pass into Black Sea, unless they had
Goals or other naval stores on board.
France
PARIS, Tuesday -General Hilliers has re-
turned. Funds closed al 1920 and 9B II
Gold is about 02S per cent. dearer in Paris
than London.
The Times ridicules the idea of the least dan.
ger to England's Indian possessions arising nom
the treaties between the Emperor of Russia.
the hhans of Khiva and Bokhara, and Dost
Mahonmed
India.
Adyiees to Bombay are to April 2Sth The
Bombay Times of April 2Sth, again asserts that
the alliance Of Dost Mahommed with Russia is
complete
A most violent tornado passea from W s W