... THE CRIMEA. The papers do not contain single telegraphic despatch. A letter from Bucharest, dated December 7tb, says Pasha starts on Monday or Tuesday. Thirty or forty thousand Turks and 100 guns are to embarked at Varna or Bachina under bis superintendence ...

... THE CRIMEA. Tha following remarkable passage appear* in the Corriare Italio of Vienna, often quoted semi-official Tha coaraa to ba followed by the Allies in the Crimea, after the taking of Sebastopol, will depend on attitude of the Stataa of Central Europe ...

... THE CRIMEA. St. Petersburgh, June 30— Prince Gorlschakoflf writes from the Crimea, under date of the 27th, as follows“ The fire of the Allies is feeble. The enemy is constmcting new woi ks. We are preparing to de'end. ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Paris Correspondent of the 7 ivies states that the occurrences which have lately taken place in tbe Sea of AzolT and at Kertch have tilled with consternation and dismany the Russian party both at Paris and Brussels. They regard the Crimea ...

... THE CRIMEA. Nominal Return of the Officers who have been Killed from the 16th to the 19th April, inclusive. 77th Foot-Col. T. Egerton. Captain A. Lempiere. Nominal Return of Officers who have been Wounded from the I6th to the 1 9th April, inclusive. •2d ...

... THE CRIMEA. A letter from the Crimea in a French journal says—“ All that remains of Sebastopol has been nearly destroyed. It would now be impossible to find in the whole place a piece of wood six inches in length. The docks will be destroyed the end of ...

... THE CRIMEA. Letters from the Crimea, dated on the morning of the 28th lit., contain little news of importance. The firing was very heavy on both sides. The total French loss from casualties of all kinds is calculated about 100 men p«r day. Our casualties ...

... THE CRIMEA. Balaklava, March 27—Colonol Kelly a prisoner at Sebastopol, and is slightly wounded. Ceptain Montagna ta also a prisoner, and is not wounded. There were false alarms the 24th and 26th March, It is hoped that the file will open this week. ...

... THE CRIMEA Paris, Thursday Morning. A despatch from Admiral Uniat, dated stb January, announcing that snow had fallen beavdy, but tbe sun shone again brightly. Thermometer was 20 below Zero. North Easterly winds prevailed. ...

... THE CRIMEA. Th« Timet has received a telegraphic despatch from M* r•eillea giring newt from the Crimea of the 17th. Omar Pacha arrived at the camp of the Allies on the 12tb. the 13ib the Rassians opened fire from their batteriee on the heights of Balaklava ...

... THE CRIMEA. from (ha Crim« to th. 10th alt. .ar th.l Ration .orties frequent. The frost readers cener.l attocV the town imprectlcsblo. . The weekly amount of siek sent to S ...

... THE CRIMEA. OFFICIAL REPORT OK I HE VICTORY OVER THE RU SIAN3 AT EUPATORIA. L%te lart n ght Lord Tanmure received tho following telegraphic despatch from Lord Raglan, through the Brit'sbageatat ISacharcst:— Before Seba*Upol, F-b. Id. A force—said to be ...