New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-10
BY Telegraph to Yesterdays Papers.

BY Telegraph TO Yesterdays Papers.
New YORK, July 5.--The following are adj
ditional particulars of the news brought by the
America:
The rout of the Russians at Silistria was COM
plete. The loss of life was great, and among the
killed were three Russian Generals
The Emperor of Russia had ordered Prince
Paskiewitch, who was still at Jassy, to return
Immediately to his post, and take Silstria at
any cost,
Great preparations were made for IN attack
on Sebastopol, and the assault was daily ex-
pected to be made. The heavy guns had ar
rived, and every thing believed to be in readi-
ness
The report of Musa Pacha's death has been
confirmed
The nsurrect On in Greece has been entirely
suppressed.
The Circassia have gained another brilliant
victory over t. : Russians, and are carving
every thing befofe them.
New YORK, July 5.--Twenty four persons lost
their lives by the collision of the ships Trade
Wind and Olympia, off Cape Sable The Captain
of the Trade Wind was saved
BALTIMORE, July 5.-The great loss of life on
the susquehanna Railroad yesterday was
caused by a collision between two trains of cars.
One of the trains was crowded with excursion
lists bound to the great Sc Know Nothing festi-
val, The number killed is stated at twenty
four, and seriously wounded thirty three.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-Mr. Clayton's slave
ship bill passed the Senate yesterday
BALTIMORE, July 6.--Twenty- nine of the vic
tins of the collision on the Susquehanna Rail
road are low dead, Several others are so badly
injured that they will soon die
BosroN, July THE election for Senators in
the Legislature Of Massachusetts has been in
definitely postponed.
New YORK, July THE panic in the stock
market here, caused by the recent discoveries OF
fraudulent issues, continues undated 1t is
ascertained that the clerk of the Harlem Rail
road Company, has overdrawn to the amount of
two hundred thousand dollars
New YORK, July An accident occurred
to-day on the railroad near Buffalo, to an emf
grant train, by which ten of the passengers
we're killed and ten badly wounded
PHILADELPHtA.-Th National Theatre, Chi
nese Museum, Art Union, and forty large
stores and dwellings, extending from Eighth to
Ninth streets, and from Chestnut to George
streets, We're destroyed by fire on the 9th inst
Loss estimated at $2,000,0 600. The Girard
House was several times on fire, but by great
exertions was saved The whole block on
which the National Theatre stood was CON
sumed Mr.. Sheppard one of the actors, was
burned to death.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Senate to-day
passed twenty private bills, and then postponed
the remainder Of the calendar, and adjourned
over to Monday.
In the House an effort is being made to re-
| consider the vote by which the General Appro-
priaton bill was rejected yesterday.
BosToN, July THE steamer America ar.
piun bot0 S1r1br
A late arrival at Baltimore from Barbados
bringing dates to the 18th ult, states that four
hundred deaths were occurring daily from
cholera. The total number of .eaths since the
commencement of the scourge amounts to five
| thousand
MASONIC CELEBRATION AT ALEXANDRIA,
Saturday, the Masonic Fraternity of Rapides
celebrated the anniversary of one of their Pa
iron Saints st. John the Baptist. The day was
fine one, and the celebration was one which
cannot fail to reflect great credit on this ancient
and popular Order. The procession was large
one, numbering upwards Of sixty, which shows
that the Order is in very Furnishing condition
in that parish. .m-
The exercises were held at the Methodist
Church, Rev. A, D. Mccoy officiated as chap
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i'~tti VI .iie o'g,'ph feo0ing 'Ne usual scrlP'u-
raj serVlce' anu Offering up appropriate prayers
The choirs of both the Episcopal and Methodist
Churches mingled their strains tocetber on the
occasion in singing songs to the Most High
After this part of the ceremony was conclu-
ded, O, n, Ogden, Esq, member Of the Order
aud gentleman Of the highest talent, was in.
troduced ia the andience and delivered nm alo.
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