Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-01

The steamship Canada arrived al HALIFAX,
Wednesday morning, from Liverpool lslh.--
Her news is ono week later, and imporan, and
exciting, both from the Crmea and the Baltic.
The steamer Hermann arrived at New.York
"Wednesday evening, with news Of the same
date
In tho Crimea, force Of about co 900 Rus
SLAMS under General Liprandi, attacked the
lines Of the allies on the Tchernaya, the 10Th
inst, and a desperate engagement Of three
hours onsued, when the Russians were repulsed
with very heavy losses. The allies took 100
prisoners, and the Russian loss was estimated
at from four to Eve thousand. The French and
Sardnaus were chiefly engaged and their loss
was worry small. The allies Tough, with great
vigor, and the French General Pelisser espe-
caly commonds the bravery Of the Sardinians.
The Russians lell large number dead on the
field, and icireaicd on Mackcnzic's hill, when
the French reserve and the English cavalry
force came up and the Russians received an-
other severe blow. On the same day, Gen.
Simpson autographed to the British government
that the bombafdmcnt Of Sehaslopol would ho
renewed on the following morning AT daybrcak,
and the London morning Post, the ministerial
paper, says, awe have reason to believe that
stirring and hitherto unexpected intelligence
may be looked for from the Crmea within the
next few days" Gortschakon has orders from
/ ST. Petersburg to sink the Russian feet il
MAlakofi falls. The Russian General Todlc-
ben, supposed dead, is recovering. and was re-
Gently carried to inspect new battery. Can
robert is recalled aud has arrived in France,
Gen. Espinasse taking command Of his division.
Gen Ramosky is TO organize doseriers and
Poles against the Russians. Gen. England
returns home sick. Duke Newcastle is in
camp. Dr. Blackwell is cashieicd for writing
letter to the London Times exposing the
management, Of the hospitals.
The bombardmeui of Sweaborg, the strong
I " fortified Russian town on the Gulf Of Fin
Land, opened the o,h inst, and eonliu-
ued until tho liih and ra@ attended, ''i'' ~'''''-
ple'e success resulting IN 'ie '"'al obstruction
Of the place' Inc losses OF the allies were
irihing, but The Russians suffered an immense
loss An extensive eonlaerailon ihat lasted
lor'y-h'e hours destroyed nearly all The store
houses ana magazines OF the arsenal, which is
a complete rum. various powder magazines
and stores OF Projeeslles blew up. The crews
oil The BRUSH heei worc most enihusiasiic.-
Admiral Dnndas despatch Of the lllh is -
"SweapoFg was attacked by The mortar and
gun boats oil the allied squadron, on the morn
ing of tho 9th; the firing ceased early this
morning heavy explosions and very desiruc.
i've hres were produced In few honrs
nearly all mo principal buildings OF Norgoe
and many more on S"arlz, including those Of
The doeI yard and arsenal, were burned. Few
IN the allied Heei. Two officers and thirty
men were wounded IN tho English feei.--
When the attack on sweaborg began the grand
duke Constance ssked permission from the En-
peror to attack the diminished feet before
Cronslad', but the Emperor refused. The al
ned squadron returned from S~eahorg TO Mar
gen on the l3ih. Sweaborg seems not to be
IN the possession OF tho allies, and as II is not
hey To any Important position ITS destruction
must DC regarded as a detached enterprise and
not rs part Of any comprehensive operation.
It however revived the spirits of the deet and
satisfied expectations at home. English Con-
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70 cen'imcs on receipt Of the news.
There is little Intelligence from Asia Minor.
The latest account iroE hars is that the city
was surrounded by the Russians, the first par
alel opened and communication with Erzeroum
stopped Turkey was fastening roiniurcemen,s
to The latter place Provisions were abundant
but forage scarc'.-Ihe British government
intends to collect reserved force from India to
Cairo Persia still inirigues with Russia and
British force from India VIII be sent to the
Persian Cult. A complimentary embassy is
preparing to ihe Hing of Ava. Travellers re-
port tho lureomans committing ravages along
the Caspian sea and Nolga.
American resistance to the SQUAD dacs eaus-
es much anxiety in Denmark, and Admiral
Mourer of the Danish Navy has gone to Paris
10 ASK auP'ee ana assistance OF France NO
'n'uo'e course seems possipe l" pennsrk', and
serious compl'ca'ons arc apPteehnded' Den.
mara "'u'' 'es'.'g ''a' 'ne on''eu S'a'es wiz
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