New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-13

details OF the news by the steamer Canada at
Halifax. -l-.s-ss.l -1=-.l
THE BLACK WARRIOR AFFAIR. N
The London Times publishes synopsis of the
correspondence between Mr.. Soule and the
Spanish Government, in relation to the, Black
Warrior affair. 1t is Of high toned charac-
ter. Mr. Soule had dined with the British Min
lister and the affair had been discussed. The
Times says that five notes had been exchanged
between Mr.. SoulS and the Secretary for For
eign Affairs for Spain. 1st. Mr.. Soule stated
the complaints which the United Stated Gov
eminent had to make, and demanded reply
3D. The Spanish Government declared Its in.
ability TO reply until advices had been received
from Cuba Sd Mr.. Soule charges the Span
ISL Government with seeking pretext for de-
laying reply, and insinuates that the Govern
ment had tceived dispatches from Cuba. 4th.
The reply from the Government was so strong
that it was thought Soule would demand his
passports. 9th. Mr.. Soule's note to the Spanish
Government was couched in much milder terms,
but the contents had not TRANSFERRED.
The Spanish Government looks upon the
American claim as exorbitant and overbear-
ing.
MARRIAGE OF THE EMPEROR OF
AUSTRIA.
The marriage Of the Emperor Of Austria had
taken place, and four hundred prisoners had
been released on the occasion.
THE EUROPA.
The Canada spoke the steamer Europa on her
passage out --z-5-z--,-z
OPERATIONS IN THE BLACK SEA.
The British war steamer Fury cut out a
Russian merchaptman near the entrance to
Sebastopol The trader was under convoy, and
the Fury was pursued by Russian steamer
aud two frigates, and was compelled to cut loose
from her prize s..... - 80.
RUSSIAN STEAMER PASSING THE OAR
DANELLES.
Russian war steamer from the Mediterranean
passed through the Dardauelles and the Bos
phorus, running by all the batteries and safely
entering the Black Sea.
MUTINY IN THE TURKISH CAMP.
Four thousand Turks had refused TO march
from Erzarou, in consequence of their pay being
In arrears
FRANCE AND RUSSIAN COMMERCE..
A French Imperial decree allows all Russian
ships lying in ports of the Baltic and White
seas, previous to the 9th April, to unload and
return unmolested to Russian or neutral ports.
RUSSIANS LIBERATED.
The crews of all the Russian prizes taken in
England have been liberated on their parole
not to serve against England or France during
the present war.
TROOPS FOR THE SEAT OF WAR
Great activity prevails in ali the ports Of
FRANCE anu troops are continually DelpS sHiPpeu
for the seat of war. Prince Napoleon had left
Malta for Turkey
ENGLAND.
Parliament re- assembled on the 9th of April.
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
ST LOUIS, May 11.-The news by the steam
ers has checked operations in breadstufs, and
no sales of Flour have taken place. Corn is sell
ing at 45 to Soc Mess Pork is dull at $l2 81 to
Sl2 so No | Lard, in bills, Sc. Hemp $3.50
to $165 per ton Lead $6 40 per cwt. The river
| is rising slowly.
| NEW YORK MARKETS.
| New YORK, May 1.-THE business in Cotton
is limited, and prices are unchanged. Rio Cot
fee has declined and is now quoted at 102c. Corn
| N to S5c. per bushel. Prime Pork $12 % pei
| Dbl Flour IS 97a Lard in bbls 94o.
THE NEBRASKA BILL.
| WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Nebraska Bill
was debated in the House yesterday, and it con-
tinued in St ssion until half-past 10 o'clock last
| night Numerous speeches were made on both
| sides of the question.