... THE CRIMEA. The intelligence from the seat of war reaches to the August. On that day General Prissier telegraphed to his Government that he had nothing of interest communicate. The enemy has not undertaken anything against our trenches Some cases cholera ...

... THE CRIMEA. Prince Gortschaltoff reports from Sebastopol, under date of August 38, eleven at night that the fire of the AUiea was the same the preceding day*, and in all other reepects there was nothing new. His official report of the battle the admits ...

... THE CRIMEA. Odimi, July 85.—General Luders has received orders to re- ' more his head-barters from to Odessa, in order to prevent the enemy from seizing the territory between Ismail Perekop, aad support more efficaciously the operations which an preparing ...

... THE CRIMEA. Under date of Simpheropol, 31st October (12th Xovem- ber), the Czar Alexander addressed the following order of the I day to his troops : Brave Soldiers the Army of the Crimea By my order the day of the of August last I expressed 1 to you ...

... THE CRIMEA. The intelligence from the Crimes informs us that the most important change in the military position is the reoccupation by the Russians of the advanced work near the town of Malakoff, assaulted by the French the night of the February, and ...

... THE CRIMEA. Odessa, July 25. —General Luders has received orders to re-' move his head-quarters from Kischeneff to Odessa, in order to j prevent the enemy from seizing the territory betweeu Ismail and Perekop, and to support more efficaciously the operations ...

... THE CRIMEA. We hive received the following telegraphic despatch from oar Marseilles correspondent Toesday Mar I.—The Cain, which left Con.tantoople the 19th of April, ha. arrived. Despatche. leave a.m. General Forejr has arrired here. „ April 17.—General ...

... from the Crimea.—The Himalaya screw steamer came into Portsmouth harbour from Spithead, on Wednesday last, at noon, to disembark the wounded and sick officers and soldiera, and women and children she has brought home from Malta and the Crimea. The more ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Times has letters to the 3d instant. The correspondent writes:— At no period of acquaintance with the Brittish army have|l ever known the officers to be in such a state of profound dissatisfaction they are at present. The indecent haste ...

... THE CRIMEA. , -» 28.— The Simois has arrived with ad- Constantinople of the 18th, and from the Crimea of the 15th mst.. • e telegraph was broken. General and .the ijrisoncrs who had been taken at Kara succeeded in reaching Erzcroum, Si' reSSe movcTnent ...

... THE CRIMEA. —♦— (' Ft'KTttEK INTERESTING DETAILS FROM TIIK F1 (-11.1 II ATT I. E. Tin: 'it \hi». The following letter from the Hon. Hugh the Fu*iUer ...

... THE LOSSES IN THE CRIMEA. War Department, June 8.30 p.m.—Lord Fanmure has received the following list of officers killed, or who have died of their wooed*, on the 18th of June :— Sir John Campbell. Colonel 7th Regiment. Lieutenant-Colonel Hli»4iortl: ...