New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19
Further Foreign News by the eanada.

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consain tslesFaphle dispatches from Halifax or
the Canadas advices more complete than ttoso
received m this CITY. "sezssacs ths ssllowiuc
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Active operations have been resumed II IN.
Crimea. $'@ s%Hs sS ~ p NJ -
Gortschakof reported on the 17th that tbs
Allies had attempted nothing up 10 that daseon
the north side, but were Concentrating ths;v
forces between Balaklava and the Tchernaya
and constantly accommodating the left wing of
the Russians from the Baldar Valley.
The Cossackg had taken tWentyefive pris1nera
while foraging at Kertsch. 5s18s~55l a
Letters from the camp mention that the
Allies were actively preparing for campaign
From three to four hundred deserterg. rnoat
of them Poles, had arrived at the Allied camn
They said that the decentralization Of the Rus
sian army was most complete, and that such
was the confusion from the frat moment of tha
attack, that the soldiers, exhausted with "a
tgue, remained for twenty -four hours without
provisions. ss#
The loss Of the Russians is estimated at
18, ,000 men The correspondent Of the psr;a
Patrie, under date Sept 20, says: ever since
their retreat the Russians have continued to IRE
shells at rs, and it would be 9 mistake to sup
pose that our armies in Sebastopol are beyond
the range Of the enemy batteries on the north
ern shore and on the plateau. The balls from
Fort Constantine reach beyond Streitzka Bay,
and they can very easily threw their projectiles
into the town. AS to the batteries Of she other
forts, some of the guns in them are 80 powerful
that they can carry shot right over the town
and do execution in the advanced siege works;
but although the Russian FIRE does NOT cease, 1t
is not very active The artillery and engineers
in Sebastopoi are every where at work Fort
st Nicholas, which was left almost intact, has
been fortified and its cannon already replies to
the enemy. ANY attempt of the Russians to
return to the place is wholly out Of the ques-
tion.
The Grand Duke Constantine arrived at Nj
colaef on the Goth, and it was said that the
Car himself would shortly visit that place to
superintend the winter Crimean campaign.
a letter from Berlin, dated 23d, says: VARIOUS
circumstances at st. Petersburg seem to Indicate
that Prince Gortscbakof will soon evacuate the
forts to the north of Sebastopol, those forts be-
ing only stragetic points, but great preparations
are making by the Russians for winter CAM
paign.
: The Russian treasury has received large
gums Of money through Berlin. English war
material is constantly passing through Prussia
for the army. ~.
The Anglo Turkish contingent would go to
Trebizond, and be placed under Omar Pacha.
II was also announced that considerable bodiea
of French troops had been sent to Eupatoria.
si4L The War in Asia.
I Vienna dispatches say that Kars was greatly
straitened for provisions, and that the garrison
was eating horse flesh,
Adyices from Trebizond, dated the 9Th of
September, announce that the Russians had
abandoned Erzeroum, and we're at Malagulemia-
#~gW The Baltic. &7
DxSTzc, Friday, Sept. 28.-The steamer Bull
Dog has arrived here with mails from the feet.
All the high pressure block ships had left for
England. The weather here continues unsettled.
The Times Paris correspondent writes on the
9th, that the Baltie feet will winter at Kiet.
Hsz&l5 Greece.
Letters from Athens state that the news Of
the fall Of sebastopol had produced the greatest
eansternation among the partizans Of Russia,
who were always boasting Of the inlpossibility
of the Allies succeeding. The Ministers waited
on the French and English Ambassadors to offer
their warmest congratulations. @J
4 4sss,.4. eiss Denmark f.sl 5s f
The Folkshing, now in session at Copenhagen,
has definitely approved, by q vote of 81 to Az,
of all the proposed constitutional changes.
Naples.
A. circular had been given to the police
authorities throughout the Kingdom Of Naples,
saying that although Mazza has retired from
Office, the policy of the Government will be the
same, and no changes is to take place in the con-
duct Of the police towards politically suspected
The The Minister Of war, Prince Ischebefli, who
opposed the arbitrary proceedings Of Mszza, had
| also been dismissed. @A 1@s4
| An eI E.F Austria. .-z,.
The Austrian Government has caused the
publication Of the following announcement in
its acknowledged official organ, the Austrian
Correspondence:
ssThe new state of things may give occasion
to diplomatic contest or q sanguinary strife
between Russia and the Western Powers, but it
will in no way affect the mediatory attitude of
Austria"
Commercial Intelligence.
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| sj7145 us-.iI4 a sF45 HAllFAr, Oct 10, 1855. !
TheNtollowng sfrom McAlmont Brothers Co.'S circu-
lar Favorable from the growing crops together
with the state Of the money Market combined to
depress prices and Gauss much reguarity, the
ket closes duh at I'D to I'd decins We quote fair New
Orleans at 6gsd Midding 81. fair Mobile, at s.d.i
The sales of week s5 500 bales Of which the trade
have taken so4So bales The stock on hand esmaed
at 52s56o bales against T98Tso at the date last
'eal I1Erroo BssApsrurrs MAaxrr-Ths same circular
saws We have q fair demand for wheat aud nour from
The trade and quote the former Id to I'd per busha
and fhe latter Cd to Is per sack dearer the week.
aad and prices are about Is higher The quotations
| Whest-White Genesee lls 81 to rs Phi.adelphia
e 5ea ana
and Baltimore Ais 70 4Ss Western Canal and uanadisn
4s to 42a Indian corn Whits, ASS to 49, yeIow 4os
3D. to Ais.
1 Au Irishman, who had served on board @
man-of-war in the capacity of waiter, was se-
lected by one of the officers to haul in tow
line of considerable length, which was towing
over the tatfrail. After rowsing in forty or fifty
lfathoms, which had put his patience severely to
proof, as we'll as every muscle Of his arms, he
muttered to himself: ss Sure, it's as long as to-
day and to- morrow it's q good weeks work
for any five in the shipI Bad luck to the arm
OF, the leg it'll lave me at last! What! more OF
q it yeti Och, murther! the sa's mighty deep,
to besurel" After oontinuingiin similar strain.
, and .conceiving there was little probability Of
the compilation of his labor, he suddenly stopped
! short, and addressing the officer Of the watch,
! exclaimed, g Bad manners to me, sir, l don't
! think somebody's cut off the other end OF 1t :
IL From oue Of ,.Dick Tinto's' Paris letters to
!, | the New York Times we extract the following
y charaeteristio paragraph:
Q THE UNITED STATES VERY BAD.-The Uni
y pers devotes shrieky editorial every other ds.
n to the alterations, enormities, political crime
d and outrages of every sort committed BY tn
Q people and Government of the United States
o railroad accidents, Know Nothing abon,ira