Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-26
NEWS of the Week,
BY T. i 4 Il G. R A. PHI
TO THE FREE PRESS.
A Week Later From Europe.

NeU WopeWeHfS IN the C'NWen q Dfdch Sea-
NKw YORK, Oct. Is.
Tho steamer Atlantic from Liverpool on
the 9th inst, arrived at half-past o'clock,
this A. NJ. Commercial uneasness exists in
England Cotton market was depressed and.
prices irregular. Wheat firm.
Sebastopol is to DO blown up BY. the Allies,
mincs being sunk for that purpose. Prince
Gortschakoffs army was Threatened by land
forces of the Allies from Eupatoria and Bal
dar. On the %. of Sept. the Russians were
defeated near Eupatoria by French cavalry.
Loss 40 killed and so wounded, French loss 6
killed and q wounded. Gortschakoff on the
81 of Oct report, an Intellectual movement
made on his left flank
The fleet had sailed on secret expedition,
supposed to be against Nicolaief or Odessa
The Russians seem determined to meet the
campaign vigorously.
The Emperor was at Odessa. lie had
issued an encouraging address to the Rus.
sian people and will shortly be in the Crimca
collision WAS anticipated between the
Western Powers and the King of Naples, on
account of Bomht's Russian propcnsitics.
The food question still remains serious
both In France and in Germany
Col Wyndham who led the attack on the
Redan, is to have division.
In France the government has interfered to
regulate the prices Of butcher meat.
Kars still held out according to last ac
rIv
exhausted. 1t was expected however that
the sn ow would soon compel the Russians to
retire.
KIN. Gathering in New York.
n. Y. Oct. 18th.
The Americans held City and County
and it is estimated that as many as 20 900
persons were present. The meeting was ad-
dressed from different stands, by Hon. Geo
Briggs, Lewis c. Levin, and numerous 9TH
ers and much enthusiasm prevailed.
Washington, Oct. 18th.
The Star of this morning intimates that
Mr.. Mason L. s. Consul at San Juan had
been dismissed for recognizing Col Kinney's
Government
New York News-Fire and loss of life
Arrest Of Free lovers.
New York, Oct 10Th.
A fire occurred early this morning in
dwelling house in State Street, occupied by
Irish families. Two women and three chill
dren were burned to death. One woman
leaped from window in the the third story,
and was it is feared fatally injured. Another
was rescued and taken to the hospital in
dying condition
At 555 Broadway last night there was a
Wholesale arrest of disciples OF the new doc
trine of Free Love" Many of them are ap-
parently highly respectable. Albert Bris-
bane WAS among the arrested. In conse-
quence OF rumors in the streets that the
police were watching the premises. a large
crowd was gathered and when the prisoners
were brought out they were greeted with
hoots and yells. A mob of rowdies followed
them to the station house. Four men were
committed to the cells namely, Albert Bris-
bane for disorderly conduct, Thomas Har-
land assault and battery on an officer and
keeping dsorderly house, John Hender
son interfering with the police, Benjamin
Henderson attempting to rescue a prisoner.
From Washington.
The Times Washington correspondent state
.h~- Co.o-l w-.I ct r"u..ua, and My,,"n
at Matanzas will soon receive orders to hoist
their a,gs, (Which they lowered on account of
trihng difficulties with the authorties) Gov
eminent not being disposed to sanction their
proceedings.
The MesiIla Valley.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 10Th.
We have dates from New Orleans of
Thursday. The San Antonio Texan states
that the survey Of the MessillA Valley secnres
to the L. S. both passes to the Pacific. The
new territory is said to abound in gold and
silver. The surveying party arrived at San
Antonio on the Oath nit.
One week Later from Europe.