Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-26
LATER FROM EUROPE.

lhe steamer GHfc, nom ilNerpOOl May oihi
arrived at New York on Friday evening with
one weeks later intelligence.
The Wir.--The siege of Sebasiopol was pro-
crossing and the allies were apparently gain
ing ground. The bonbardment however had
slackened, il not entirely ceased, in order not
to exhaust the ammunition Lord Raglan ad-
mis that it had not Produced the result looked
for. The liot of casualties to the allies was
no, heavy. The general impression in Eng
land appeared to be that the siege would be a.
bandoncd for the present, and that whilckamesch
and Balaklava are left TO the defense of few
corps, the main portion the allied troops would
tSy To penetrate into the interior and cut olfsup-
plies from Sebasiopol, and then completely in
vest the town, Numerous reiniorcements we've
cosiantly reaching the allies The French re-
serve ofs0 900 men near Consianiiuope was cx-
pecled 10 be sent 10 Balaklaya. Russian official
accounts To April 9th, represent the damages
sustained bf little account, and actively re-
l.aiied during the night while the allies were
generally successful. The loss sustained by
the garrison from The lib to the 10Th Of April,
is set down at sulalerns and 1876 men killed,
nnd superior and 81 subaltern officers md 800
men wounded
The English captured the FIRST Russian rifle
pit ON the night Of the l7lh ult., altor des-
pcraie encounter, In which Col Graham Eduer-
ton, the field officer in command, was killed.
The following night the second pl was attack
cd, and almost Immediately abandoned by the
Russians According to the statement OF two
Polish deserters, there arc 100 900 Russian
-. a.. 4. r *
The latest ieegraplic news from the Crimca
Is 10 May 4th. On The night OF the lst sharp
engagement took place. The whole OF the
Russian rife pits on the front and left attack
tefe taken, with IL moriars and | 200 prison
ers. The affair was brilliant for the allies
On the I'd the Russians took possession Of some
very important Russian works of counter ap-
proach, after a fierce enpaeement. On tLe al
The Russians attempted to re-iakc the positions
which remained in possession of the alles.-
The forts on the noth side of the liarbor had
taken part in the cannonaJe, carrying their Shots
clear over the town into the lines of the allies
Canlobert speaks to the French troops of i'm
inedale operations Order had been receiv-
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