New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-24

t0rs and no truce was agislsa nSASN - 4 49,,
when il was at once granted, and when our
dead and wounded, the latter IN 9 'nose Ppl'liuA
State, were brought in. ~. -
The Russians threw out an advance lne "
sentries to keep off prying eyes from ~ -,
and d similar preoaution having been eaEsm "a
our siac the neutral space was thus hAsi9 W.
rreatly The scenes Of battle cafl !. w. naso
been often enough described, SO nesu on,y saS
that this was like the rest narrowing y lvos
on Dead and dying lay al over the ground,
Drrinp this proceeding d number OF Russian
nffioers mingled among our party, end as several
81 then, spoSe English fuently, d good deal was
said Their spnmpingn inclination, however,
was 50 marked as in most cases to defeat itself;
though one Of our officers was guilty Of the m
discretion Of informing very suaye lnterroga,
ton that their grape did sad injury to our men
in possession of the lately taken auarries "a
remark which procured his instant order 70 lhe
rear by General Airey ia IL,
Ii was by one Of Theses polite foes that the
INQUIRY was made Of an Euglishman OF my sioo
whether Sour generals had reaily pesm ~, or y,
or mot during tho recent assault Inc nus
slams having helped us to gamer ~ .he 1saa,
HE whole sad duty was soon performed, and the
trnce brorght To III end. Since then nothing OF
interest has occurred, and the firing has nearly
been suspended altogether.
Sea Of A7off.
Nothing new from the sea Of Azotf. On tho
18th the English steamer Ripon arrived with
253 inhabitants Of Kertch, including men, NO {
men, old persons and children. This part Oh
the population Of Kertch have been quartere"
at the English Admiralty Heziz Pasha has
offered khan to lodge them. The expense OF
their subsistence is professionally at the charge
< Of the English Government.
France Opening of the Legislative Assembly
5 Speech of the Emperor.
The French Legislative Assembly was opened
ON the I'D Of July, when the Emperor Louis Ma
poleon delivered the following speech
MEssIEUREs LES sENATEuRs, MEssEuREs LES
DEpUrEs The diplomatic negotiations com
menced during the course Of our last session a Z
ready made you forsee that should he Obliged
to call you together when they came to a ter
animation.
Unhappily the conferences of Vienna have
failed in procuring peace, and I come again TO
appeal to the patriotism Of the country and 90
your own. We're we wanting in moderation ~
settling the conditionss do not fear to exam
Inc the question before you
One year already had passed since the com.
n,snoenaent of the war, and already France and
8 England had saved Turkey, gained Two battles,
forced Russia to evacuate the Princlpalities,
and to exhaust her forces in the defence Of the
Grimea. We had, moreover, in our favor the
adhesion Of Austria and the moral appreciation
Of the rest Of Europe.
In that situation the Cabinet Of Vienna asked
Ia Rasor m, Il, ccesses 4 -
s,sssl 81 ~. "a !, = ai We n MOI
$50 s,,,',s,sof s.sash that tha demands :,
H. Mi IN sc,,lS ;ncraase in nronor
ZION TO the greatness of the struggle and the sac
rifices already made !
at Well, France and England did not turn their
advantages to account, or even make the most
= F. Il l. r5tto I'd
no. !, ,,roof NJ their Ynoaer
49,. st (
Va restr;ctad o,,rsaIvas Il AL n the ;ntar
asts cf nsrraa,,r tha sras nayioaton "a the n i
,,ha and ! braar es,a;na tha Russian ooe
whSat, cont;naallv ohstrneteli the moutha of tha
aat !; IN, ~, s
VII III .,ssa ,,,o,,os;t;ons ,vb;eb 49, al
ers, H, MI.
whiobs were annroyed ii prinoiple by Austria, b.
prnss;a ans3 hy R,lssia. herself have eyaporated
4 In the tlon ,t S
We demanded HI the interest of humanity MA
al Justice NM same fnY the Christian
az averv corfession under the exclusive nrotee
ton IL dc Sultan. t
& In lid interests Of the Porte. as well as il
those Of Enrope, Ne demanded that Russia shout
limit Il, \. reasonable degree. sufficient 10 ahielf
her apainst a,y attack. the humber 81 I,t.r ai /,
il tho Black Sea, a number which she coaId ori,
raaintain with an aggressive object, 4
we demanded. in tIe interests Of Austria q ut
BIZ Germany, 3 better Constitution for the Dnnu
{ bian municipalities, that they might serve as
barrier against these repeated inVasions of THE
North
Russia, who had consented In theory to put
an end to her prapanderanne in the Black Sea
has refused every limitation Of her naval forces
and we have still to wait for Austria to fulfill
her engagements, which consisted in rendering
our treaty of alliance offensive and defensive i
the negotiations failed.
Austria, it ia true, proposed to US to guaran-
tee with her BY treaty the independence Of Tur-
i key /, and to consider for the future as o casus
5eIli an increase Of the number Of Russian ships
of war exceeding that before the commencement
of ho5tilities
TO accept such proposition was impossible.
for it in no manner bound Russia; and on the
contrary, weahonld apparently hare sanctioned
her prapcnderance In the Black Sea by treaty.
{ Il The yva,. mad "a folloyv III, co,,rse -
The admirable devotionsof the army and navy
will, 4 trnst, soon lead to d happy result, II ID
Tor ven to provide me with the means to con.
5 time the struggle.
The country has already shown what re-
sources Il has AZ IT, command. and ina oonti.
4 dsnce il places in me- N Is5I IA
Soma months since II offered me I .7Of, 900
Z 0nOf more than i demanded. portion If tbnt
j sum win suffice to maintain its military honor
and ia riehta a. 4 creat nation