... (Thle follo'illu (appeal ed in 61 Secnl Editionl of | So.I'zl/rdag-) I THlE CRIMEA. Sri3aSsTorot, Sep~tember 30.-The enemy's battcries are exchailning a sharp lirc iit~h 1 20 mortars, placed in position by the allies. The Tinies, in a leader, describes ...

... THE CRIMEA. Letters from Paris state that there is reason for believing that, instead of adopting the slow approach of sap and mine, as woas generally believed just after the 1 8th ult., the Allied Generals have determined to deliver, and that speedily ...

... 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 ...

... Fewer young H ansoldiers are seen in this division than in any other of this earmy. 'About 20,000 French have lately left the Crimea, eincluding snany-old and tried soldiers, These hare been the htmen whose time of service was completed, partiosalaril' those1 ...

... 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 ...

... that the Queen had a miscarriage yesterday. TIHE :TINIES COlt lESPON IDENT'S LETTER FROM1 THIE CrIMEA. The Tilsie corrsll)otldlents letter from the Crimea is published. It occupies eight coltmns of that paper, and is dated UI) to the I oth inst. inclusive ...

... IO OF THE CRIMEA. g A letter from Odessa, of the 23d June, in the Aiestrian I Gazette, says -- A definite decision has at length been re-p ceived here from St Petersburg, respecting the colonisation v of the Greek volunteers in the Crimea. These win ...

... CRIATEA. T| AiSEItLLES, Monday.-Twhe Carmel stcamer has arrived. She left Constantinople on the I7th. Brings I advices from the Crimea of 15th. Gcncral D)ubac has arrived. Despatches leavc at 9 A.t. Shell and cartridges are being shipped. I The Times Paris ...

... THE CRIME:A. The Tters hes a letter from the Camp, to May 24. Its at correspondent writes The British army is on the move. The Third Division has been broken up, and the Mediterranean stations -Will soon be filled with regular troops. Even Gozo is threaten- ...

... ., (Thlefullowing aop)eared in our Second Edition of yesterday .) TrHE CRIMEA. - :Gortschakoff writes on- the 2d that our vigorous fire impedes the enemy's works; their fire slackens. MAas8aaIIS, Monday.-Arrived Jourdain ; left Cdnstmantinople JuIy ...

... THE CRIMEA. laee Canes-i, Juice 129, 1856. heat~ The weather is now very finle-not oppressively hot-and fires this land looks maost beautiful. The hills are clad with Pea( swe-briar, juniper bushes, flowers, adpat fedessn variety of form, size, and colour; ...

... 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 ...