... THIE CRIMEA. 11-- -IIAhl ?? t (From the Globe.) The French Minister of War has received the following telegraphic despatches from General Canrobert:- e t Before Sebastopol, May 2. 0 We had a successful affair last night. The enemy hact e strongly connected ...

... TIHE CRIMEA. Vo, ho Tbnre' Correspontdent telegraphs oin Cte 91h. A fierce IV battle. was fouglit beforc Seastasopol anI the 5th. Rtelussian .1i~ troops ntewly arrived fromli Perelcop attacked thle English posi- lol tion . AfteCr a battle, wichtel lasted ...

... THE CRIMEA.- The Eupbrate has arrived at Marseilies,'and brings Con- atantinople news of August 27. The Russians have constructed two semicircular lines behind the Malakhoff. New works are constructed by the Allies to protect the line of the Tchernaya ...

... THE CRIMEA. There is no later news of importance from the Crimea. Prince Gortschakoff has received, through General Stackel- berg, full powers from the Emperor to defend or abandon the Crimea, according to circumstances, without incurring any re- sponsibility ...

... (Thefollowing alipearcd in our Late Edition of Jrondlay:-) THE CRIMEA. Tue following is a vcry interesting letter, from the camp Of Kerners-Tchcrnic, in the valley of Baldar:- A Our advanced posts are not more than 200 yarde from those mg of thle Russians ...

... THE CRIMEA. DESPATCH1 pROM' GENERAL S1IMPS~ON. War Department, Jully 14. Lord Panmure presents- his compliments to the, Editor of thle Gloke, and has great pleasuesl' in traiisritting tse~onclosed in- telligence, which has this day reached him krdei General' ...

... THE CRIMEA. (From tho Special Correspondence of the Morning Herald.) = Heights of Balaklava, Oct. 30. f Monday next will be the anniversary of the glorious battl e of . Inkermann I Should the Russians again attack us as they did on the 5th of loot November ...

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... | From the London Jouinals of Saturday Eecning.) THIE CRIMEA. (From the Standard's Correspondence.) Mfarseilles, Friday. h Tile rsnglish steamer Fury has arrived. She had bean de- layed in her passage in consequence of being eompelled by stress of weather ...

... to have been flogged to death at I IBalaklava about Christmas, end which circumstance I and the other correspondents in the Crimea reported at the time, is pet aolivee Ihops so. It is said he is now in pris .n at Balaklava. I will soon diecover that; and ...

... THE CRIMEA. .I - (From tile Morning Herald's Speclal Correspondence.) s Balaklava, Saturday, Dec. 1. s General December toaces the command to-day, vice General s November, deceased. We have in General December caught D a Tartar; and seeing this we must ...

... THE CRIMEA. . - , t 'l ni -,n (I oI r..nnn.l. (Front the Times' Corraspondeonc.) Balaklava, July I.- The old heading of The British Army, or The British Expedition, will answer no longer. The evacuation of the Crimea is all but accomplished. In ...