... THE _CRIMEA _I-eate-an—Colonel Alaxwell _waa hurt _. _and _several ( _Deft _oT whe 88 th _R-pyimonc _were killed and _wounded , on board ship by aa _accident In _welghinff _anchor . ' _> J ; Order _* • « er _« _fiven 10 _abandon all _attempts to _ ...

... THE _CRIMEA _. Letters to _the 5 th _. April have been received from ( he Camp _. - - - PBOCLA 3 UTIOH OF _PZJLCEL On the 2 d inst _., at two r . _u ., the proclamation _of peace _was made to _the _allied armies by salutes of 101 gunsfired by the field ...

... THE _CRIMEA DESTRUCTION OF FORT ST _NICHOLAS . DESPATCH _FROM GENERAL _CODRINGTON . TnE Gi _^ ctte contains a despatch from _General _Coilriugton , dated Sebastopol _, _February 4 , _which _describes the _destruction by _the French of Fort St Nicholas ...

... THE _CRIMEA _(/• rwn ( _Ac Tiaef _CoiTBiponrfcnt . ) Cmr _BEFOXa _SiniSTOpoL , Saturday , April _26 , 10 A . _M . —Sir W . Hyre » nd _Man' will _leave lhi » _afternoon on their way homewurdx , and a _brigade is _to be made out of _llie _regiments of _the ...

... THE _CRIMEA Th _* JUnndw , « hlch ha . nriW at _Martillf , _Lrinii _Crimean n « ...

... THE _CRIMEA _u—ui uxiKMuni * . \ _8-AOTorot _, _VArn _af _l _.-Bttwtttt nlii _. _ind « CT . o'dMk _on Ib . _nilht _of tb » _28 th J _« ilii _« r » , tlM _> _whit _^^^^ _b _j _^ _W _^>^^ _T _- _• _A _% _; _. _^ _&A _l _ft _t _U _w _n _- _^^ _. _; _^ _l ...

... THE CRIMEA. (From the Times' Correspondent.) THE AR I b N THE Campbefore Sebastopol, April 25. The impression left on the mind of every person who has made the little tour which our party has just accomplished must be, and is universally, as far as 1 ...

... (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. A letter from the Crimea, of May 12, says :— A grand religious fete has been celebrated by the ',Russians in the Monastery of St George's. All the Russian families were present. Marshal Pelissier is at length about to embark, to reach Paris ...

... 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 ...

... THE CRIMEA. A telegraphic despatch h as been received from St Peters. burg, dated the 7th. Prince Gortschakoff reports from Sebastopol the 2d. There was nothing of importance going on to communicate. The vigour of the Russian fire prevented the works ...

... CRIMEA. Times a letter from ite Crimes date July I. He writes The old heading of The Amy; • m. will mower longer. The Crimea all hut amomplisbed. last eight's the for tweaking up the staff. These sow the Nth, s&b, rm. sod regiments, a portion et llth ...