Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
Furrign Nrms.
One Week Later from Europe,

One Week Later from Europe.
HALIFAX TELEgRAPB OvFIcE,}
Tuesday, October ..
The Royal Mail steamship Canada,
Capt. Stone, from Liverpool Sept
20, arrived here at 100 p. M.
WAR INTELLIGENCE. q
Latest from the Crimea. The
following dispatches have been re-
ceived via Hamburg:
81. Petersburg, Sept 26.-Princo
Gorischakoh reports, under date Of
the 23d ult., that the allies had land.
ed 10000 men a, Eupatorla, and that
they have now 10000 men on the
Russian flank. Yesterday the allies
attacked our infantry, who retrea,ed
10 the heights over Russia
Another despatch from st. Peter
sburg 25lh says Prince Gorischa-
koH reports, under date of the Goth,
thai on the previous day 10000 Of
The allies had debouched from Eu-
paiorla, and occupied the neighbos-
ing villages, on the left flank.
The Cnssacks had taken Is pris.
oners who were foraging at Kerisch.
Sebastopoi, Sept. l6.--The Rus.
slams are foriify ing the north port,
aud are constructing new batteries.
The French are advancing their ca.
vaIry and column of Infantry to-
wards Baichi Serai, by the Baidas
road
Sebastopol is TO be RACED, and the
basins filled up.
A fearful tempest has occurred at
Sebnsiopol, accompanied by heavy
rain.
Gu Sept. 18th Prince Gortschakofr
reports from Sebastopol tina, the al
lies have attempted nothing yet on
the north side. The enemy IS con-
centrating his forces between Balak-
lava and the Tchernaya, and con-
stautly reconnoilcrs our left wing
from the BaIdar Valley.
The allies are actually preparing
for campaign. From 3 TO 400 des-
eriers, most Of them Poles, have ar
rived a, the allied camp. They re-
late that the decentralization Of the
Russian army was most complete
aud that such was the confusion from
the first moment of the attack that.
he oldiers, exhausted with fatigue,
remained for twenty -lour hours with
out provisions. The loss OF the Rus.
SANS is estimated at $4,000 men.
A correspondent Of the Paris Pa
trfe, under date Sept. Goth, says ever,
since their retreat, the Russians Lave
continued to fire shells at US, and il
would be mistake to suppose that
our armies in Sebastopol are beyond,
range OF the enemies batteries on the
northern shore aud on the plateau.l
The balls from Fort Constantine
reach beyond Streli,zka Bay, and
they can very easily throw their pro-
leciIles into the town. As TO the
batteries of the other forts, some Of
the guns in them are SO powerful
that they can carry shot right over
the town, and do execution in thoa
advanced siege works, but although
the Russian fire does not cease, il Hs
not very active. asA
The artillery and engineers in Ss-5
bastopol are everywhere at work.
Fort ST. Nicholas, which IVES left IS
most intact, has been fortified, and Z
its cannon already replies to the enc
my. Any attempt Of the Russians
10 return TO the place is wholly out :,
IF the question.
The Grand Duke Constantine ar
lived al Nicolofi on the Goth.
Ii was said the Car himself would
shortly visit N,coloh, to superin,end .
he winter Crlmean campaign.
A letter from Berlin, dated 23d,
lays: Various circumstances at ST. Z
seen TO indicate that :
Prince Gorischakoff will soon eva. a
,uaie the forts 10 the north OF Sc a
those forts being only ssra- .
aee,lc points, bu, great preparations a
are beng made BY the Russians fora
! winter campaign. 20
The Russian Treasury had receiv- q
ID large sums Of money through Bsv- .
~. English war materials were con- .
lan,ly passing through Prussia fos
he army. 80
On the l7ih of Sept. the Turk .
IN troops AT Constant,nople, in,ende q
d for Asia, had been sent TO EoPss-
ia.
The War in Asia Dispatches +"
,cc,v1d from Vienna state that ksrs
greatly Strengthened for provisions
re garrison being obliged to eat
orsc flesh.
The Anelo-French contingent will
o to Trebizond, aud be placed un.
or the command Of Omar Pssha.
Adyices from sfseb.sond dated
,ept. 9th, announce that the Rus- -
ans had abaudoaei Efzsrousm md