The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-02
Eisht Days Later From Europe.
rxCCSSaNT FIGHTING IN THE EAST.
I,crxr DEMANDS FOR REINFOECEMESTs
EY TIE ALLIED ARMIES.

I-rGr>r DEMANDS FOR REINFoECEMEST>
; EY TIE ALLIED ARMIES.
The Steamer Baltic, at New York, brought
Liverpool dates to Nov 10. Breadstulls had
further declined in Europe. The news from,
,bc seat %. war is Of treat interest.
TIE WAR.
The news Of tic massacre Ct the Enulish
,clt cavalry. under Lord Cardigan, is main
" confirmed They charged upon a Russian
battery OF thirty guns, and no less than 100
were Killed outright. only two hundred men
returning. Since then there has been inc.s-
SAINT and >anuuinarv fighting. The allies. in
,,oiu; Of numbers. are ROW Ovcrmaichtd, and
ur".n; request Is have been sent for instant re-
inior1 c,ncnis. Fifty thousand French troops
are 10 be Instantly sent to Scbastoro. and ey-
cry available Steamer has ht,n taken M by
the French an! English governments. in,lii-
ding the Europa, Alps, Indiana, New York.
aud OTHERS.
On The 18th Of November There WIS a san
c,;inaf. engagement, and on The 9th. tenn
i!r combat. Including a surtie and general at
tail: i.v Mrn>'iikoil ; whole army. The bat
tie lasted from !,.vhrcak until T. ~ Both
sides claim ih" Victory. The Er-i>il took
go '.'.,''" 81 .n,isonnrs The En>Si.u>
storlncd several batteries and >i.nccd ,!i,.
guns. The los Of the allies wa 1000: thai,
OF TIE Rr>,;an> SV0o. The Cars tao sons
were il tue battle on TIE 9Th. The ba,,lc
was re>"iic,! bv the Russians, bat the r,.>,,r,
is yc: untnc"r.
'iiic allies are preparing 10 storm Scia=.o-
lfoi before the Russians can recover their
losses, and T. practicable breach has Iccn t;:
ttc;cd.
SECOND DL>PATon
Tho d'ncws was exciting the mo-. IN
tense anxiety in ENGLAND and France. Lori
Raglan al Gen. Canro!'crt had sent the most
urgent demands 10 their respective Govern
mcn.> for .nr;c;Iate rclhiorccncntS. and ;h;.
greatest iia>tc was manifested 10 meet Them
Seven tlr> class steamers had been taken II,
for instant service. and others were wanted
The Al ps sailed on the 18th tor Toulon.-
The Eur,l'a would 90 to king>,own Oh the
18Th, and great number OF others were ,,n
der orlle'S 10 cmta!k troops.
The disastrous result, TO the English. O. the
hattie OF the 10Th. Is confirmed. alihourb !,
Is not quite 80 bad as at first represented
Tie or,a; carnage was OWN. 10 the ni>cou
>trncfiol OF an order from the Commanders
i'll Chic. that Lords Cardigan and Lurau
rode tlt light horse over a plain a nIil.. and
a halt in lc'"th. exposed TO IA cross fire. tuli
alta Russian battery Of thirty guns Tie al,
tempt vas madness. and til. result d,>,ruc-
ton. Out CT 600. only lbs returned, a:p!
these must a!>n have been DESTROYED. l,ut tor
a magnificent ,.aroc 10 their rescue. lv thu.
heavy dragons. and the brave stand of ,E,.
lii.hian !c,>, Ly which the day was redeemed.
Gen. Nanlobcrt'> oiiiriai report of the bat, /.
tie Of Tie 9TH OF November. is published in
The Monltcur OF The 18th. He saws:
The Russian army, swollen !v reinforce
mems from the Danuhc. as Wei! as by liz, cc,,- (
hn,! reserves OF all the Southern provinces
and animated lv the presence of the Grand
Dukes. Michael ant Nicholas. attacked y,s.
i'r'!av. Nov 9TH. the ri hi OF the English no
s;iion before Scha>topol. TIE Enrli,., arm,
sustained The attack with the most remark +
BE il'nnr>s and so!ldi'y. lsupror,ca it by /.
portion "i Gen. Bo>quets division. which .
fought wiki admirable visor. as we'll as l., /
our force. beat retreat. wilma loss cstin,,- !
led at from eight thousand to nine thousand
mcn. I'll" struggle lasted the whole t!av.-
!, The same tire. Glen. Forcy was forces. To
rc;,ul>c a >ovi!c mate " the garrison. and
under his energetic command. the enemy
were driven back again INTO TIE place with
a loss oi enc thousand killed and wounded /
This brilliant dav. which was not ,urci.a>-
ed w,lou, considerable loss 10 the allies does
the create: honor 10 orr arms.
Tic >:crc ,!.iucs with regularity
"CANROBERT."
ENGLISH a,ilic,> of the 10th. from Buchar-
c>t. -.a'c !!a' On Tie morning ci tie 9TH. Men
s.iilh".; :. whole arn.v attacked ti:e i,nr'i>'.
position y >an%uinarv LATHE c,>uc,,. which
lasted :i.i ! O'Clock in the afternoon. The
allies cl.,in,d a decisive victory The En-
ii>ll took many hundreds Of prisoners Gen
erals butler. ADAMS. Ecrtinck. Torrcus. ana
Sir Geo. Brown. We're wounded. The En-
,i>h official count has not vet arrived
The Eu>sian account. a trlccrarhic des-
patch from st. Petersburg OF the 18th. states
iha, Ncn~clikoh' reported. under date OF Nov.
&. from Sci'a>topol. that On the 9TH the carr
SON made two >ortics. one against the n.ht
flank Of the allies. which was Successful. and
resulted in Tie capture oil one OF their batter
i,> ihc Guns of which were spiked There
was great loss ON both sides. The other
>oriic was also completely successful. the
Russians having spiked fifteen guns In....,-
diatrlv AFTER Fr,n,h infantry division par
,uin. the retiring Russians. attempted 20
mo;.nt to the assault but were thrown back
viii: Iinn.tn>c loss.
Another ,!c>l'a:, h saws that on the :ih the
allied batteries w.r" hat one luudr, Il aid If
i, wards from the walls. and that they ii,..!
cti,c.cd a practicable breach in the walls o;
:,,.iu>iooi
Prom .ja>>v. on the 10th. ii was trlrrra,,i-
cd that H.. nusrnicni> oi the Ottoman trus,,,
towards a.oiil>ia and tie Pruth continue, q.
with great activity. and produced much sen
>a,ion in the lrinciraiic. Omar ra>ha !,
expected in person at the Pru;h.
ic,i. l.un,ls. /: is SAID. will cvacua;c thu.
>ou,hrrr Part ct Er>sarahia If Schs,topol falls.
AS The allies will then act against Odessa ami
ArkcrElai::.
i.aIiE.-Wclncstiay morning. is tcle-
ctaici from Vienna that Gcrt>,hakoti. the
ai!Ionatl>t, has announced o!liria.lv TO Count
!'""i that En>>la Is prepared 10 irr;. directly
with Austria. on the bass oi the four con,,;-
tons. This is considered As palralle al
tempt to cause dis>cn>ion between Austria
and the Western powers.
GA iii" 10TH the Gornanic Confederation
was to orr"iy It's II with the war question:
Nj Ike smaller German States have thri, ar
;:.!t> GA a war footing.
Tie statement is tha, Austria will nc. take
the field. un,:cr any circumstances. AGAINST
Russia. until the spring. and that Russia has
expressed "A Willingness to withdraw lis troo,,S
tI":n TIE Austrian frontier during the winter