Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-13

cupicd in the reception Of delegates. The CON
venton is expected to continue in session
several days.
Oct. 9TH.
1t is limited that the Know Nothings, at
their meeting yesterday, manifested pro-
ference for Greene C.. Bronson. for Governor,
and Elijah Ford, for Lieut. Go,crnor,-the
candidates Of the Iards
An Imperial Present
The Emperor Of Austria has presented To
Charles II liaswcll the well known engineer
OF this City, magnificent diamond, WORTH
some Sl1oo, III consideration Of his profess
sional labors in the furnishing Of drafts oG
steam machinery.
The yellow Fever.
Columbia, S. c.. Oct. it'll
| The Fever has ceased at Montgomery At
! tharcston on Tuesday there were . deaths,
at savannah ., and at Augusta none
one WEEK LATTER From ErROPF.
News from the Allied Army.
TIE ARCTIC SAILED SEPT. 2oru.
NV IonK, Sept 9Th.
Steamer Canada from Liverpool Sept 23d
one week later arrived at n. York this AN.
The Allied army had effected a landing on
til" Cnmea, and were marching on Sebas,opol
Odessa had again been bombardcd. Flour lad
advanced Gh wheat 81 and corn U.s. The col
Inns steamer Arctic sailed from Liverpool on her
regular day, the 20th
II Is officially announced By the French and
English governments, that on the 18th, 5000
men landed at Baiachtar, and Immediately
marched upon Scbnstopol The transports re-
turned TO Narna for loo more / renchmen.-
The Russian fleet had again run into Sebasto-
pol, aud part Of the allied fleet had arrived off
! that fortress. 1t was stated from CunsIautino-
= pie but as yet unconiirned, that the Car at the
o last mon en', assented TO terms and that q
i steamer was despatched to postpone landing
ii hut at last advlce. she had no, reached the
=, fleet. Il is reported that the batteries of Odessa
had again been bombarled. Anapa and Kerseh
were closely bockaded. The evacuation OF
-, Moldavia was now completed. Gen. Guyon
10 was recalled from Ana. Greece makes sub
mission 10 the Porte and offers treaty of COM
v mcrcc The rupture with Persia Was prrrially
~ con'radlctcd
T. gnn ministerial crisis i. over. Ministers re-
main.
y, The instructions issued to the troop.
at Narna, at the moment Of cmlarkation have
n been published and display evidence Of the
of most minute zeal and forcthought, and indi
cate that the intention is to make an imme-
diatc push on Scbastapol. \ dispatch dated
r Narna 2i,soys, from Russian sources it had
! been ascortaincd that the Russians did not o,-
pose the landing Of the Allies because their
entire force in the Crimca numbers only
- .o0o men, besides the garrison in Seha.to.
pol, 1000 strong. The Russians have so, GOO
mon and Is guns on the Heights leading to
be Scbastopol, and they will defend these
OF heights to the utmost.
ne The Allies march on Sehasto,ol by way Of
~ >mmcistol.
TO- The first encounter was anticipated to ia e
t.. place about the DIST or POI, unless the Rus
an slams advanced from their position to meet
the allies Ships with troops were off the
. fortress Of kimbura and Island of Trn,lla
y, Odessa doubtless with view of intcrceptin,
mr. the Russian rcinfurcrmcnts for the Crmca.
in Tn" English are sIid to have captured a Rus
ar sian express stetmrr with important dis
uI- patches off Srhlstopol.
\ despatch from Vienna. wednesday
ere states that all the Strand Batteries recently
erected at Odessa were destroyed by part of
"' the allied fleet.
adj ON the 18th, Il powder magazine rxplo-
- ded at Pcrkuss. There is said to have
IAN been great loss of life ON the part of the Rus
, siaus Two vessels of the allies were al.c
r.y damaged This dispatch needs confirmation
number Of regiments have been inspec
,bc ted at St. Petcrsburgh by the Emperor and
for marched to share in the campaign of tn,
OF South.
sur During the embarkation at Narna a Turk
rod ish steamer upset two gun boats and twenty
dis Iouaycs were drowned. The fleet met witt
rcd serious accident, an English and twu
.ne French transports having fpundercd.
. The Greek Emhassador has returned t,
Constantinoplc,
adv \ dispatch from Athens states that tn
French commander has again demanded tina
inc 10000 troops be received ut Athens. tn
nj King refused, declaring he would leave hi
Capt. oil if the Ministry acccded to the de
has mand.
lieu The know-NOthing Convention.
\. loRK, Sept. ST.
felt The Post of tins evening learns that nehc
and of the three regular candidates for Governor q
.'r! the State are Acceptable TO the Know NOTHING
Convention in session IN this city. It also say
that Myron II. Clark, the Wing candidate
claimed scat as delegate, but was rriectc,
on the ground that he not elected undo
the call Of the ch cf of the Order.
BosTuN, Oct. 9TH,
!, Encounter with Chinese Pirates.
the Accounts from China state that a French
Portuguese and American naval force ha,
ard mad an encounter with Is piratical Juuks
ling and after severe fight had captured two ar,
Mr., dispersed the remainder,
cite NLw YORK. oct. eth
day bank Suspension.
the The sth Avenue Bank which has been il
ms diiH' ujty some days, finally suspended Iay
en- ment yesterday. lt> notes arc selling at TT
per cent discount,
sen The New York State Fair.
uSn The Agricultural Fair closed last evening
poor Hon. John +. Hale delivered the annual al
u! dress. The total receipts Of the Fair amour
: To to about $4,000.
Vs." The Know Nothing Convention.
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