... THE CRIMEA. The new Constantinople journal, the Presse d'Orient, of the sth, gives the following : A considerable portion of the troops of Lord Raglan have approached Balaklava, where it will form a corps of reserve with the Imperial Guard. The batteries ...

... THE CRIMEA. According to Russian letters from the Crimea, Prince Gortschakoff has expressed his high approval of the works constructed in front of the Malakhoff Tower. The prince, whose specialite is the artillery, immediately gave orders to treble the ...

... THE CRIMEA. Our Constantinople correspondent, writing on the 18th, informs us, sa ge t he Constitutionnel that the allied troops who had advanced beyond the Belbek, where they were, it was said, to take up a position, have received orders to return ...

... THE CRIMEA. MALTA, DEC. 3. The Cambria and. Himalaya, which arrived here on the 30th ult., bring us dates from the Crimea to the 22d. There had been several sorties from Sebastopol, which had been successfully repulsed by the Allies, whose fire continued ...

... THE CRIMEA. The latest news from the Crimea, in the Lloyd, informs us that the bombardment of Sebastopol commenced on the 7th inst. This is in some measure corroborated by a despatch in another Vienna journal, to the effect that up to the 6th the bom ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Courrier de Marseilles publishes the following letter, dated Sebastopol, the 10th inst. :— The embarkation of troops is proceeding with the greatest rapidity. About 40,000 men have already left, and as many more will have sailed before ...

... THE CRIMEA. A letter from Odessa of the 30th ult. in the Fremden Blatt, of Vienna, says that as soon as the news arrived at Odessa that the Grand Duke Michael was taken ill at Cherson, the Governor-General immediately set out for that town in order to ...

... THE CRIMEA. The accounts received by the French Government are of a very satisfactory kind. The opinion of General Canrobert is, that the position of the Allies at Balaklava is impregnable. With the reinforcements that hake arrived the force of the allies ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Courrier de Marseilles publishes the following letter, dated Sebastopol, the 10th inst. :— The embarkation of troops is proceeding with the greatest rapidity. About 40,000 men have already left, and as many more will have sailed before ...

... CRIMEA. A letter from Warsaw, in the Augsburg Gazette, says :— The papers have spoken several times of the reconstruction of Sebastopol ; but as yet all the Russians have done has been to clear away the rubbish ; and the plan of the rebuilding of the ...

... THE CRIMEA. irretrievable, BEPORE SEBASTOPOL, Nov. 23.—Since my last communication nothing of any great interest or importance has occurred in the Crimea. The sevEra blow sustained by the commissariat department T houg ,\from the disastrous effects of ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Russian organs in the press affect to feel as much security with regard to Nicolaieri as it formerly did about Sebastopol. The National Gazette of Berlin, which supports Russian interests, announces that the Boug has been rendered imp ...