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... THE CRIMEA. Cam, before Febastool Januar. The destruction of the docks will, it is , fully ex y pec 2B ted, be completed this week. The strong report of imme diate peace that prevailed the other day caused the works to be accelerated by every possible ...
... THE CRIMEA. 'Private dispatches dated from the camp, June 4, transmitted by telegraph from Varna, state that new reconnaissances had been made, and that a further advance was expected. RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG, JUNE 4 Prince Gortschakoff reports from Sebastopol ...
... THE CRIMEA, Advices received from St. Petersburg, in Hamburgh, on the 30th instant, state that in a report to the Russian government of the battle of the Tchernaya, Prince Gortschakoff admits that his troops have sustained severe losses, but he attributes ...
... THE CRIMEA, We have received aivices through Marseilles to -day from the Crimea. According to these the . navigation of the Danube was re- Ported to be perfectly free—the Russians per flitted all vessels to pass without molestation; and at Constantinople ...
... THE CRIMEA. t Z h e Moniteur announces that nothing of impor 2 0 had occurred before Sebastopol up to the ta instant. ...
... THE CRIMEA. A letter from Varna, of the 14th, in the Post Anzpt Gazette of Frankfort, says: Reinforcements have again been sent this day to Eupatoria, to the number of 1,200 infanty and 500 cavalry. Troops continue to arrive here from Bulgaria to complete ...
... THE CRIMEA. VIENNA, WEDNESDAY EVEN T°. • The last news receive , ' here from the states that the preparations on both sides approaching attack on Sebastopol were 1 161 , n - early completed. ...
... THE CRIMEA. Advices from Berlin of the 31st March, state that General Osten Sacken had sent the following report to St. Petal burg . The troops of the garrison made a sortie on the nights of the 22nd and 23rd, to destroy th e a d vance d wor ks o f the ...
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... THE CRIMEA Camp of Sebastopol, March 1. On the 28th ult. a flag of truce was hoisted, and shortly afterwards a boat left the shore. About the same time a French boat put off from the south side, and the two met each other near about mid-distance between ...
... THE CRIMEA. MALTA, December 3.—The Cambria and Ilitna• Iva, which arrived here on the 30th ultimo, bring us dates from the Crimea to the 22d. There had been several sorties from Sebastopol, which had been successfully repulsed by the allies, whose fire ...