The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-10-12
FROM EUROPE.
MORE FIGHTING IN THE CRIMEA.

The Royal Mall steamship Canada, Capt
Stone, from Liverpool Sept. %, arrived at
Halifax on Tuesday the 9th.
--LATEST FROM THE CRIMFA. The following
dispatches have been received via Hamburg I:
St. Petersburg, Sept. 2G.-Princo Gor,s-
chakoG reports, under date Of tho Odd inst,
''that the allies had landed 90, 900 men at
Eupato'ia, and that they have now 10000
men on the Russian flank Yesterday tho
allies attacked our Infantry, who rctreatsd
TO The heights over Rnsla.n
Another despatch from 81. Petersburg
2Sih says Prince Gorischakod reports,
under date of fhe Goth. ,ha, on the previous
day 10000 Of The allies hal debouched
from Eupa,oria, and occupied the neighbour
Ing villages, on the LEFT flank.
The Cossacks had taken 25 prisoners who
were ioraging at Kertsch.
Sebas:opol, Sept; l6.-The Russians are
terrifying The north port, and are construct.
ing new batteries. The French are advan.
cling their Cavalry and a column Of Infantry
towards Batch Serai, by The Baidar road.
SebaslopOl is 10 DO razed, and the basins
filled up.
A fearful tempcs, has occurred n. Sebas.
,opol, accompanied by heavy rain.
On Sept. l7lh Prince Gorschakoif reports
from Sebas'opol that The allies have a,iempt.
ed nothing yet on The north side. The
enemy is concentrating his forces between
Balaklava and The Tchernava, and constant.
" reconnoiiers our LEFT wing from the Baldar
Valley.
The allies are actually preparing for a
campaign. From 80 400 deser,ers. most
of them Poles, have arrived nj The allied
camp. They relate that The generalization
OF The Russian army was most complete,
and ha, such was the confusion from the
first moment of the attack that the soldiers.
exhausted with fatigue, remained for iwen-
ty-iour hours without provisions. The loss
Of the Russians is estimated at rs, 900
men.
A correspondent of the Paris Pdiris,
nnder date Sept. Goth, says ever since their
retreat, The Russians have continued 10 fire
shells at ms, and il would be mistake 10
suppose iha, our armies in Sebasiopol are
beyond range OF the enemy's batteries on
the northern shore and on the Plaieau.-
The balls from Fort Constantine reach be-
yond Sueliizka Bay, and they can very
EASILY throw their projectles into the town.
AS to the batteries Of the olher forts, some
OF the guns in them are so powerful, that
they can carry shot right over The town, aud
do execu'lonin the advanced siege works,
bu, although The Russian fire does no,
cease, il is no, very active.
The artillery and engineers in Sebasiopol
are every whose nj work. For, 81. Nichol-
ne, which was lefi almost intact. has been
fortified, aud its cannon already replies 10
The enemy. Any attempt Of the Russians
TO return 10 The place is wholly out Of The
question.
The Grand Duke Constantine arrived a,
Ncoloil on The Goth.
II was said The Car himself would short
" visit Nicoloif, 10 superihtend the winter
Crimean campaign.
A letter from Berlin, dated 23d, says :
" Various circumstances at ST. Pe,ersburgh
seem to indicate that Prince Gortschakoh
will soon evacua,e the forts TO the north OF
Sebas'opol, those forts being only slraiage,-
10 points, but great Preparations are being
made BY the Russians for winter cam
paign.
The Russian Treasury had received large
sums Of money through Berlin. English
war material were constantly passing
through Prussia for The army.