New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-13

missed more to the rioters than the Government
would sanction
The Spanish Government are reported to be-
| unanimous In favor Of joining the alliance, but
the occasion is deferred until Spain can appear
as great nation At present she has no spare
money nor soldiers
General Zabala was desirous Of having COM
mand of the contingent, and being Disconnected
| at another general being spoken of, will proba-
ably retire from the Cabinet
Denmark.
There was every chance that the Sound Dues
Conference would be opened at Copenhagen on
the 10th of November; Russia was the only pow
er thatw would send' special envoy, the other
Governments accrediting their resident ambas-
sadors, assisted by persons conversant with the
SUBJECT 1t had been settled that Russia might
take part in the Conference simultaneously with
the power with whom she is OF war
Greece.
King Ohio opened Parliament on the 18th.
He promised the maintenance Of neutrality.
preserving at the same time the friendship Of
foreign powers A slight difficulty with the
United States has been settled TO the satisfsc-
tion Of all concerned
Latest By telegraph from London,
LONDON, Nov 24-9 a Mt was stated
with confidence in Downing street yesterday
that Lord Palmerston has determined upon an
immediate dissolution Of Parliament, that the
announcement will be made public in q few
days, and that the new Pariiament viii Be
called together early in February.
The Times city article, dated Friday eve
ming, says: 'sThe English funds opened with
nrmness this morning at final quotations of yes
terday, and for short time exhibited a ten
dency to further Improvement, but ultimatelya .
gradual decline took place, the market closing
with general appearance OF duIlness The oc-
currence of sales, in the absence Of any an
nouneement, tended to confirm the reports cir-
culated during the past day or two of new and
important political arrangements, was the prin-
cipal cause of the reaction, coupled With o less
favorable appearance of the continental ex-
changes.
The mercantile advices from Paris continue to
describe great steadiness.
At Hamburg the pressure for money sppears
to have slightly diminished, but the rate is still
g. per cent. s..5@4
St. Petersburg letters ara to the 18Th, and
quote the exchanges at 35.
Since the departure Of the advanced portion
of the Allied fleets, a number of small vessels
had been in communication with the coast of
Finland, and the lot destined to convey NUM-
tions of war, ETC., to Sweaborg, was understood
to be waiting its opportunity sg ea
CoPENHAGEN, Friday--Gen. Canrobert ar
riyes here Tomorrow and will stay at the Hotel
d. d'Angleterre On Monday he will have an au-
-'N-~~
tianberg. He is expected to remain here q
week. The Post says we can state on authority
that there is at present no prospect of Swedish
alliance, and that the statements that have been
published respecting military convention and
its terms, are purely imaginary q
War in Asia. E s8@
The Moniteur publishes the following, dated
CoSsTASTIsorLE, Monday, Nov. u, 1856
According to the last accounts omer Pasha was
expecting battle. Gen. Mourayieff had detached
a division from his army, which was advancing
by forced marches on Kutars, by Akaiska road.
About eight thousand Turks, under Musha Pa
sha, had left Batoum to try and cut of this de-
tachment. Early in the month they had reached
Osurgethi, and the Commander-in-C Chief bade
them meet him at Kutars, which will become
the theater of some important engagement, I'm
less the Russians intend entrenching themselves
in the defle, which protects the advance on
Tifis. aFY
BERLIN, Friday-The political circles here,
especially the Krew Zeitung or Russian party,
are triumphant. While the Western people
dread German treason, they are loudly declar-
ing for peace or an adhesion with Russia as the
alternative. @I 88a