Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-27

One of the companies raised Ivy the state
had met at their rendezvous ~ Gnh'd. Ancn
counter with the lndi,us hnd 'okcn place in
Star county, The ,rops lust corporal aud
had several men wuupicl, but tho Indians
were finally dispersed v rec men were shot,
at Carnarso the ih ult One ior de'crti"h'
one for murder, and the third for series OF +
murders
New York New"
NV Sokk, Oath.
'rbc rroposition II TIE Coumon Council to
ry,end rublic lr,rnrs 10 Capt. Luce was taken
v,p in the Board of Aldermen last night and
referred to committee. One OF the Alder
spcn stated that he had received letter from ,
Capt Luce requesting that no proceedings of
the kind might he taken. Tho Wings of the
9TH Congressional District las, night nominated
Charles S. Marshall, of the packe, ship York
Shire, as their candidate.
Health of New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Oct. %.
The total intermcnts for the week were but
Relics Of the Arctic.
INV YORK, oct "a.
Barpue Wdihom, at this port from Bristol
Eng, reports that on the 18th instant, on the
Banks of Newfoundland, in lat. IS she saw
large quantity Of wrecked materials, such as
bulwarks, black spars, etc.
She also saw what appeared to he boat
bottom. 1t was painted black and was % or
80 feet long. The wind was blowing very
heavy at the time
These pieces of wreck are supposed to be
portions Of the lost steamship Arctic.
Interesting from Europe.
Bombardment of scbastopol Commenced.
Dean IF the French Commandments Chief.
SANDY HOOK, Oct. "a. ia y. NJ.
The steamer Washington, Captain Lines,
from Bremen, via Southampton, has just
passed this point.
She brings go passengers, and London
dates to the lith inst.
No official dispatches have vet been pub
lishcd in relation to the Battle of Ithc Alma.
The English lost 1000 men killed and
wounded, and the French 400. Nothing but
want Of cavalry prevented thi. decisive vic
tory from being turned into complete route
of the Russians.
The Allies had changed their plan Of opera
1ons and would attack attack Sehastopol from
the South where it was found to be weakest.
The base Of operations is Balaclava, where
the cavalry and scigc artillery are landed
The Russians had sunk seven ships Of the line
at the mouth of the harbor of Sebastopol
Marshal st. Armand i, dead and General
Canrobertis now in chief command Of the
French army.
Mrmel has been nearly destroyed by fire.
4 dispatch from Vienna states that on the
Goth of Sept between 100 and 1870 heavy
guns were disembarked at Balaclayo,
From Bucharest, Oct, 9Th, We learn that
5000 of the Allies have taken possession of
Cape Chassonne.
Prince Gortshakoff is i'll. There is n great
concentration of Turkish troops at Matschin.
Omar Pacha will Immediately commence ope-
rations against the Russians in Be.s Ara
bia.
\ telegraph dispatch, dated Paris | o'clock
states that according to dispatch just receiv
ed from Vienna. the bombardment of Sebasta-
rol commenced at five clock ON the morning
Of the 4th.
A dispatch from Marsailles Of the 10th
announces that orders have been given to
receive the remains OF Marshal st. Armand
with all the honors that were paid him upon
his departure for Constantinoplc
Still Later from Europe.
SEBASTOPOL STILL HOLDS OUT.
Boston Oct. 25th.
Steamer Niagara arrived at Halifax at an
carly hour this morning with dates 3 days
later then those by the Washington.
Scbastopol has not yet been taken, and the
Allies have a. yet made no impression upon
it.
The news of the loss of the Arctic reached
England by the C'eopotra and created pro-
found sensation.
In the Crimen Prince Mcnschikof kept the
field in the North and expected daily to be
joined by Gen'ls. Osten Sacken and Prince
Gortschakoff who were at Perekop. 1t i.
said that energetic notes from France and
England have coerccd Prussia to express a
Willingness to act with Austria
rom IOlhHH VIC IeuIn lIldl great move
ment is IN operation. Along the whole line the
Russian forces were advancing by forced
marches towards Warsaw. The troops of the
Kingdom of Poland were ordered upon the
Austrian frontier.
The official report Of the Battle of the AL
ma by Lord Raglan, was published on the
9th.
The loss Of the British army was &c officers
10 sergenuts, drnmmcrs, and 300 rank and
file killed, and - officers, 9G sergeants, II
drummers, and 1927 rank and file wounded,
and Is missing.
Private dispatches state that great demor-
alization prevailed in Sebastopol. The Allies
had destroyed an aqueduct which supplied
the fortress with water. Cavalry to the nnm-
Der of 5000 had been landed by the Allies in
the Crinea.
Flour Is. Cd. higher. Corn dull
CARrETs.-Ihc immense quantities Of European
carpoting sold at the New York ION trade Gales
This fall ha- In la tendency to Affect the prices.
Inc New England Carpet Company, of boston, are
among the h, vic-l purchasers al these percmptory