The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-06-06
Later from Europe.-Arrival of tho
Pacific.


fog She brings 1876 passengcrs--sa..
mongst them Hon. Il. McLane, late II
S. Commissioner to China.
The Pacific arrived out at Liverpool
on the p. NJ. of the l3tb and sailed for
New York about noon on the l9th.
The 81. Louis arrived off Cowcs on
the 18th.
The French Exhibition was opened
on the l5th.
The siege of Sebastopol makes but lit.
tie if any progress. The latest dates by
mail are to April both, aud by telegraph,
so far as published, to the 10Th May.
Gen. Canrobort had reviewed the entire
French army, and assured them he would
soon enter Sebastopol either by TIE door
or window. Symptoms have trnnspired
Of extended operations about to be COM
mcnced on the part Of the Allies A
force of 5000 Turks, French and Eng
lish hastily embarked nn board all tho
available ships near Sebastopol,a and stood
away in the direction of the Sea of Azof.
They returned in day or two and as
hastily discmbarked
Omar Pocha and his troops were ma.
king all speed to ensconso themselves a.
gpn in Eupatora.
The combat or the night Of the oath
between the Russians and the French was
a Desperate affair TTho Russians attempt
cd to dig new riAs pits, and the French
partly prevented them. 600 French
were placed horS dr. combat. The
E.o,ob ,,,nor,J Ia ,,.b thn;r con, nan,
siderably forward aud mounted several
new guns.
A despatch Of May LIT says" Ad.
vanccs are approaching surely though
slowly" Lord Raglau's despatch of the
same Gay says the Russians had con.
siructcd IA new battery on the left Of the
Mamclor, and there was every appear.
oncc cfthe establishment Of largo camp
iu the Plateau above the Balbeck on the
north side, extending towards McKcn.
zie's Farm.
The Russians made Il sortic on the
nigh, of the | lth. on the advanced works
of the left attack but were Immediately
repulscd, with considerable loss. A
short trncc was granted on the evening
of the 10th, to allow the Russians to
bury their dead in front of the Allies ad
vance.
Gortschakoff tcegrarhs that the Al
lies on the 9TH and 9th were occupied il
augmeuiirg their batteries and reiuforc
ing their approaches against the Contra
Bastiou. The French Government i:
understood to have received dcspatche
announcing heavy raus, and that the
trenches were full of water thereby sus
pending operation.
Count Coronini Austrian commander
in chief, had proclaimed martial law il
the principalities.
The Cnpitotion tax on Christians il
Turkey is finally abolished
A new manifesto from the Car or
dcrs another levy of twelve men in every
thousand in the seventeen Western
Provinces, to DO completed by the end 0
JUL.
A reconnaissance Ind aaccrtaincd that
the Russinns have % 600 men at Oaki
near Eupatora.
A despatch states that Russia vii
not consider herself bound to abide by
the first two points unless the whole .
Germany remains strictly peutrnl. In
dications of a more intimate relation
ship between Austria aud Prussia ar,
apparent, aud an armed neutrality is be
coming more and more probable A,
important conference between the tive
powers has been held The Allies are
understood to have sent an ultimatun
to the Swedish Government, and as a,
Indication that it will not be accepted
Sweden is said to have ordered the i'm
mediate enrolment Of the militia
The French Baltic feet had arrived
out, and the allied feet was pushing for
ward.
The LATEST Con Canrobcrt has re
signed, and is succeeded by Gen. Pelis
sicr.
The Noniteu publishes the following
as Canrobert's resignation dispatch
My shattered health no longer nj
lowing me to continue in the chief com
mand, my duty towards my sovereign
and country comrels me to ask you t
transfer tie command to Gen. Pclisiel
skilful aud experienced leader. Tn
army which I leave him is in tact, inur
ed 10 war and full of ardor aud conf
dcncc. besecch the Emperor to leav
me a soldiers's place as general of d
vision"
The Minister of War replies in term
of acceptance, and gives Canrobert date
May iG. says: ave continue our work
before the place. Various attempts I
smoke out the enemy by Camouflcts o
stink pots have perfectly succeeded
Our troops continue in excellent spiri,
and are full Of ardor and confidence"
VIENNA, Friday Evening Thing
have undergone change. New Au,
TRAN propositions were forwarded yes
tcrday to London and Paris. 1t is sal
Austria will give her material supper
to the Western Powers, should they ac
ccpt and Russia reject her proposition.
VIENNA, May i7-There is heavy fl
ing every night at Sebastotol. The eN
petition to Kerstch has not been reuew
ed. Three divisions of the French arm
have left Moslak for the Crimea, Th
cholery has almost disappeared
BERLIN. Friday. --Eisht Russia
merchantmen have been captured o.
Dunamule.
At Re7el flag of truce was flying
Cause not known.
LONDON, Saturday morning -Quie
has been restored in the Ukraine. Te