New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

P0RT mo WESTERN ANHE1ATI0Ss.
[From the Russian Correspondence Petersburg, ssps
The eastern horizon becomes more and more
clonded; the foreteliing signs of the storm are
more and more evident, and the public voice Of
Europe tells as that perhaps the eastern question
qnenees. Tint capital question has existed for
centuries, BUT Tar from settling it definitely
the western powers thought It was better for their
own interests to leave itsopen. Therefore the
difficulties of solving it became more grave from
year 10 year. Should We have renehed at last
thesday when. those unfortunate christian nopula.
Sons Who groan essantly under the Ottoman
y0ka will be able to enjoy the benefits Of ibeftyg
IL such we're the and no country takes
more concern than ours in the relief of the suffer
ing OF onr e0-reiigiO giOnsts-What means would be
used TO- attain thai aim Partial annexation
Territorial acquisitions BIZ the western powers
We d9 not believe 1t those terms seem to Ils f-
admissible La fact they are directly opposed
TO all The IDEAS of our era. They soon would
soN diseord among the eO:partakers, and raise
the indignation of the christian population of
Turkey aaa enid have been lihefated from the
Ottoman domination only to be curbea under the !
will Of new master, perhaps ostensibly more
civilized, but whose only end would be 10 make
them aubsergient to hispYn interests.
No; the Eastern question can be solved only by
the Christian popn alton themselves, whose energy
and vitality afe such that they have resisted for
whole centuries of snliariag and serFtude. The
western powers VIII try TO attach those people te
themselves. They WiIt assist them In raising the
fag4o independence, they Will become the cham
pions of their freedom. Those who know Russia
are aware That NE Rilnot oppose id The least the
realization 0f such q .projsct ii It does exist We
have said so very often, and we repeat again To.
day, any territorial acquisition Is useless tous and
our only desire u the well-being and the freedom
of those populations who are tiedt0 our country
both by blood and religion. Our mission III THE
eastern affairs Is sacred. 1t consists In being that
the independence Or those populations may be
real, and that it may not serve only the ambition
ta1 fsF 7fluco Is
freedom is The remarkable point of that action /;
she can say To her coreIisionists u am ready to
assist you with ail my power and my strength In
your Legitimate aspirations. If yem are satisfied
with yonr fate, Russia rejoices at it; but il you
think, sooner 0r later, thatyou have been deceived
in your expectations you will always find in me d
stong and sincere support
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Gog5uGAL lSrIpE1IgY III DErKofrA Hus.
band us. 1Sco Toner'S, dt Lsast-C)ne Of those
sadinstances Of c0njugAl intidetty, By which the
peace Of family has been blasted . woman's
reputation ruined d young family disgraced. anda
fond husband crushed with shame, was yesterday
published TO the world.
IT appears that the Young mother pf three chill
dRen. residing on or near the Grand River Road,
Taeanle smittep with The attractions of d ynunc
gentleman living near her. and taking advantage
81 the absence of her husband, about aweek since
sent him by The hand Of one Of her children an in.
VitaIi0R TO naake an evening call. The gentleman
did su and received such cordial Welcome that
fha visit Was repeated several times. The init
macy became of very criminal character. AL.
though managed with great cireumspection, this
intrigue was detected by aperson who shall be de-
e;anatea as M ~ Mr. X, approaching the fair
frail one with threats Of exposure induced her to
consent Ia add one more to her iniidetes and re,
ceiYe It'll nocturnal visits.
Thursday night Mr. N. paid tho eharmer visit
and willis in her room was surprised ard his #es
cane cut I'll by the unexpected Visil Of the other
favored lover. twas but tie work OF moment
for Ie siren t0 conceal him in cosetand then tx
receive his rival. At this juncture the husband o.
4he dama made his appeafances having returned
fo HE ha5ns sooner than he expected, aud sue
cseded in surprising himself as well as bis wife
TIhe Younger L0thario stood notuponthe order q
HI Soing, bnt 1ent at once through the back win
dav w5fhpnt going through the fomality OF Gre
snn1ine the atfire which he had laid aside. Tht
husband followed lin, and Mr.. N., thinking thc
opportunity ~ escape good one, made third IN
lie chase, only To coiae TO gref for the husband,
returning rs IIis Gishonorea house, met HIM con
INC oIiB ana proceeded to administer personal
Establishment, which all must acknowledge was
well deserved. Z,
This affair has resulted n tine abandonment ot
ths SHINING syIfe sua her little children by the IN
Snred husband, who either has gone or intends tc
al 10 California "a Live leaving 10 Proyldenee and
her own conscience tIe punishment ot hs talthiess
spouse n Detroit Free Press, Oct. lSth.
4 ecAool girl in Cambridge port, Mass, named
Mcpherson. returning home slipped and fen upon
Eta sidewalk. q sharp slate.penoil whleh sle