Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-11-10
LATER FROM EURorE.


goth, reached New York Saturday morning,
having encountered heavy westerly gales for
eleven days. Her news is six days later, and
of much Importance. The Russians had been
repulsed at Kars, in Asiatic Turkey, with great
loss, and the financial crisis in Europe had
reached to absolute panic.
PRooREss OF THE WAR-The Russians at
tackled the fortress of Kars in Asiatic Turkey,
September goth, and at the first onset took two
batteries, bu, before they had time to turn round /
the guns, or even to spike them, the Turks
rushed upon hem with such vigor as to regain |
possession of the batteries, and decide the for
tune of the day. The Russians, fnriously re-
pulsed, fell back upon their comrades, who
were thrown into confusion. The Turks then
rushed ont of the fortress, and mastered an e.
normous number Though large number of
killed and wounded Russians were removed,
four thousand were leit dead under the walls
Two hundred were taken prisoners, and some
pieces Of ordnance captured. Several Russian
officers Of high rank were killed or wounded
early ia the action, which listed eight hours.
The secret expedition of the allies which
sailed from Baaklava on the 9th ult. after ma
king demonstration before Odessa, bombarded
and captured Kinburn, an important Russian
possession at the mouth of the Dnieper and
Bug. BY their position at Kinburn the allies
place in close blockade the naval arsenals and
port Of Nicolaeif, the towns of Cherson and
Berisluf, and the whole region watered by the
Dnieper, Bug and lngoul. In the straits Of
Kertch the allies have also bombarded and des-
troyed the towns of Lamar and Phanagoria, de-
molishing all the houses and capturing &C can
non and moriars.
In the Crimea the allied forces were adyanc-
ing 10 complete the environment Of the Russians.
On the 18th the advanced posts OF the allies
were within FIVE leagues Of Bakschi scarf the
Russians were retiring slowly, and everything
led to the belief that General Liprandi intended
to defend the line Of the Belbec, and to rest up
on the corps commanded by Prince Gorschakoff.
The battle which would definitely decide the
possession of this ground was expected shortly
10 take place. Other accounts state that the
Russians have surrounded the north side Of Sc
bastopol with a chain of new Notifications, and
placed it in a state to support siege. All the
pateaus on the north side are, it is said, cover
ed with redoubts and earihworks, and, on thu
line of the Bebec, new works, constructed it
the form Of the Mamelon, have been raised.-
The English have fonnd in the Karabelnaa i'm
mense Russian stores of ammunition and cloth
ing, valued at c70,oo0
Marshal Peissier describes brilliant cayal
nv engagement on the 29th September at koug
hill tive leagues northeast Of Eupatoria,) i
which the Russian cavalry under General kol
was completely defeated, The action inauet
rates very auspicously the series of operation
of which Eupa,oria will be the pivot. Tn
French took six guns three cannon and thre
moriars,) 10 cassons, and one field forge, wi.
their horses and harness; 1863 prisoners,
whom one is an officer, and $50 horses. IT
Russians left on the field about 90 killed.
The COMMERCIAL CRisIs.-While the WI
= thus progressing favorably to the allies, Il
monetary conuIi6n VI INC - = b
SEEMING Desperate The Ssnk If E tRs Bank
France advancing to the same rates, is in a CO
dition to excite still apprehension, though DO
governments are doing what they can to prevel
a rninous panic. The scarcity of breadstuiis
France compes large reign purchases, at d
same time that the demand for gold 10 carry
the war is more and more exhausting. In CO
trast with the state Of affairs in England, Il
trade, commerce ard credit Of France is mu
extended. This complication of difficulties CT
ates much anxiety and consequent caution al
contraction in England as well as in France
Hoarding, also, is going on to very large e
tent among the people. The wants of Europ
however, are the wealth Of this country. I
present advices are highly favorable 10 our brea
stuff and provision markets, and not nnfavorat
10 our market for the great southern staple.
The news caused decline of about 3 ?
i l.
Saturday.
FOUR DAYS LATER.
The steamer Arago left Cowes at mdnig
of The 2lth ull, and arrived at New York Tue
day afternoon, with 300 passengers The ca
ture of Kilburn is confirmed. A steamer squa
ron lies at the mouth of tn Dnieper, commau