Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Canada from Liverpool, Sept.
23l, arrived at New York on Friday morn
ing, Oct. 9th, bringing one week later news
The allied army had effected a landing on
the Crimes and were marching on Sebastopol.
Odessa had again been hombarded. Flour
had advanced Sd, wheat Sd, and corn Is.
1t is officially announced by the French
and English governments that on the 18th, of
Sept. $4,000 men landed at Batachtar, and
Immediately marched upon Sebastopol. The
transports returned to Varna for l 400 more
Frenchmen. The Russian feet had again run
into Scbastopol, and part of the allied feet
had arrived off that fortress 1t was stated
from Constantinopls, but as yet unconfrmcd,
that the Gar, at the last moment, assented TO
terms, and that steamer was despatched to
postpone a landing but at last accounts. she
had not reached the feet. Anapa and Kerseh
were closely blockaded The evacuation of
Mo,davia was now completed. Gen. Cuycn
was recalled from Ana. Greece makes sub
mission to the Porte, and offers treaty of
commerce. The rupture with Persia was par
TALLY conradicte1
Spanish affairs are unchanged. The Bel
gian ministerial crisis is over. Ministers re-
main.
The instructions issued to the troops at
Varna, at the moment Of embarkation have
been published, and display evidence OF the
most minute zeal and forethought, and indi-
cate that the intention is to make an immedi-
ate push on Seaastopol. A despatch dated
Varna, 22d, says from Russian sources it
had been ascertainel that the Russians did
not oppose the lundiag Of the allies, because
their entire force in the Crimea numbers only
$4,000 men besides the garrison in Seba&t'-
POI, Z,000 strong. The Russians have 3d.
coo men and rs guna 90 the heights leading
to Sebastopol, and they will defend The .
he; ghts to the utmost.
The first encounter Was anticipa ted to take
place about the Dist Or I'D unless the Rus
slams advanced from their position to meet
the allies. Ships with troops were off the
fortress of Kinibura and Island of Teudra
Odessa, doubtless with a view of intercepting
the Russian reiniorce,nents Tor the Crinea.
The En- lish arc said to have captured Rus
sian express steamer with important dispatches
off oebastopol.
A despatch from Vienna, Wednesday, Goth,
states that all the Strand Batteries recently
erectc at Odessa wero destroyed by part of
the allied. fleet.
GA the l2th, powder magazine exploded
ut Perkoss There is said to have been great
loss OF lie en- the part OF the Russians Two
vessels Of the allies we're also damaged. This
despatch needs confirmation
A number OF regiments have been inspected
at st. Pe'ersbursh by the Emperor and
marched to share in the campaign of the
South.
During the enibarkaton at Varna, Turk
ISL steamer upset two gunhoats, and twenty
Iouaves were drowned The feet met with
a serious accident, an English and two French
transports having founderel
Tie Greek Enbassador has returned to
Constan.inopie
y despatch from Athens sta4es that the
French commander has again demanded that
10000 troops be received at Athens. The
King refused, declaring he would leave his
Capitol if the Ministry accaoled to the de-
mand.