New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-18
FOUR DAYS LATER. FROM EURopE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC AT NEW YORK.

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The ST. Louis Republican of the 18th inst. has the
following Geographic dispatch. It contains intei-
genee by the Baltic, additional to what we have re-
ceived, which will be found to be interesting
New YORK, Nov. 10.-The Collins steamer Baltic
arrived at her dock at 8 o'clock this morning. She
left Liverpool at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on the 20tIi.F
The Africa arrived out on the morning Of the 9th.
The feature Of news, which has excited the most
attention, is an official paragraph in the Moaite,s
that the English press published calurnnies against
the French government, and holding out menace that
continuance Of such conduct will break up the
This paragraph has caused excitement both iI1 Eng.
land and France having even affected the Rourse and
it is reported thai the British government will ask an
explanation of the threat to dissolve the alliance
Respecting the Neapolitan difficulty the only add.
tlonal progress is that the French embassy as also
probably the English, left Naples on the 26th.
Count WaleWski's official correspondence with the
NeaPolItan government is published.
The English feet is at Malta and the French at
ToHIon.
German papers aay the squadron will go to Naples
in three weeks, if the matter is not settled
There is nothing really respecting the cornpli-
Gated relat ons of the Danubian Principalities
II s denied from Vienna but reasserted from France
shat the Porte has summoned the Ausrians to quit.
IN THIS connection are two reports, first that the
Congress of the Paris il not likely to meet soo owing
to the nonassent Of England. Secondly that Russia,
inspired by suspicious of secret understanding
Tween hngiana ana Austria respecting the PrncipaT
ue3, demands Russian squadron to enter the Black
Sea upon the same terms the English fleet now in
those waters ,5725~5 1S-S:'st
The entire Turkish Ministry have resigned. The
event is attributed to the ntigues off Lrd stratoTd
to bring in Redschio Pacha as Yizier.
There is no news from Spain, except contempIa
ted increase in the army. sa5S.Es =
A dispatch from st. Petersburg saws Railway con-
cessions have been granted to French company for
eighty years under guarantee of A per cent witt,
an additional per cent for sinking fund. The total
amount required, s40,O0O00O will weigh down all
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every other enterprise. -S-%*
VIENNA, Tuesday Evening-The Austrian CORES
pondence denies emphaticay the statement that the
Pope had protested against the Austrian occupation
OF the Principalities.
Advces from Constantinople state that the Minis
tiers resignation remains nnaccepted.
GREAT INcENDIARy FIRE IN SYRACUSE, N. Y
We learn from dispatch in the New York Times, of
the 10th inst, that the largest fire which has ever
visited Syracuse, broke ont at that place On the
morning OF the sth We copy from the dispatch the
following particulars Of the disaster: a.a
The fire originated in the barn back of Grants
Hotel, which had not been occupied for two three
years. 1t Immediately communicated to Grants
Hotel; occupied by Barney Grant, which was cor
sumed. The loss on the building is estimated at
$4,000. The store Of Mr. McGnire then caught fire,
and was soon burned down-loss $5 900. The flames
then spread to the new and magnificent building
owned by Messrs Slattery & Ford and soon it was
in mass of ruins. 1t was occupied by lynch L
Brothers. who had just got in entire new stock Of
goods. The loss on the building will be about
lo,oOo.insurcd for 81 ,ooo The Lynehes will lose
about l0,000-insured for So ,000 a large number
ofwooden buildings in the aud adjoining block
were consumed. The Avery Block, owned by 4. G.
Avery, was entirely destroyed-loss $l0.Q00 insu-
rance not ascertained. The Bank Of Salna was also
consumed--loss on building $4,000. All the books
and papers Of the Bank were saved. The Post Office
and Telegraph office were destroyed. but we learn
| that all the letters and papers were saved.
Tho ofTn !
sequently the hydrants were useless. strong west
wind blowing at the time, and our citizens were
compelled to stand and see their property consumed
with nothing to stop its progress The entire loss can
fall little short of million of dollars and niay
reach more. Over hundred families have been
rendered houseless. The fire undoubtedly was the
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