Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-09
Latest News from Europe.

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of October, arrived here last night.
l The report that the Russians had blown
up Fort Nicholas and other fertilization:
at Otschakof, is confirmed
The aisiccs from scbas,opol show tha'
the Allies are advancing in strong force,
and the Russians falling back in good or
der, upon their fortified positions. The
Allies were close upon the Russian posi-
ton at Albat, where it is thought they
must make stand, in which case battle
is inevitable.
The Russians on the North side keep
up constant fire upon Sebastopol, under
cover of which they we're Withdrawing
their troops and concentrating them upon
Perekop.
A Russian despatch dated tho 22d, says
the Allies had marched 10000 troops
from Eupa,oria towards Toulat, but after
wards fell back on observing the Russian
Lancers on their left.
! The English gun boats had rcconnoitred
the river almost up to Nicolaef.
A late St. Petersburg despatch says the
, whole militia has been ordered to the rein
forcement Of the army of the South under
Geu. Luders.
The Allied troops officially reported in
the Crimca, including sick, amount to
2lO, 900.
The attitude of Sweden is regarded at
St. Petersburg with much uneasiness
The English fleet was at Nargen, pre-
pairing to leave. The gun boats and the
Elsinore had been ordered to England.
The reported Russian disaster at Kars
is confirmed, but somewhat modified The
Russian loss is reported at 1000. Two
Turkish rcdoubts were lost and retakcn
four times. The Hungarian General he.
merry commanded the Turks. 1t is be-
lieved the Russians can not continue the
siege.
The Russians have fortified all the
passes leading to Titiis.
The London Times has a noticeable ar
ticle touching American expansion 1t
says the English Government are omitting
no opportunity of reinforcing the West
India squadron, and thus interposing a
powerful barrier between Great Britain
and the North American continent. At
this moment North America is in profound
peace with the whole world, yet in her
ports are fitting out this moment pirat;cal
and f!ibusteriug expeditions, destined to
carry war and bloodshed into the dominions
of unofTending neighbors. We can not
believe that those engaged in enrolling
men for these desperate and criminal eD-
terprises, fully contemplate the success Of
a descent upon ireland, for instance, as
probable or even possible. If We can
prevent such expeditions from sailing or
intercept them in the mid ocean, We shall
have done much towards averting the dan
gers which must arise, should they be car
ried out to natural development
The Bank of France has arranged loan
Of several millions of silver from the Bank
Of Amsterdam
The cholera still prevailed at Madrid.
The cases averaged over 100 daily. Gen
Tacan, formerly Governor Of Cuba, had
died of the prevailing epidemic.
The cholera is increasing in Tuscany.
The Government of Russia has come to
an amicable understanding with Pope Plus
respecting the nomination of Catholic
Bishops for Poland.
1t is rumored that the Government of
Naples has committed gross outrage upon
some American citizens. The particulars
are not known.
Wheat is dull, ard Sd. lower. Flour
closed dull, at decline of Is. per bbl.
The Provision market is quoted by Rich
ardson, Spence & Co. as generally un-
changed.
The amount of bullion in the Bank Of
England has decreased G500,000.