... THE CRIMEA. Odessa, July 28. The garrison of Odessa, now the head-quarters of General Luders, was yesterday reviewed. consists of 16,000 infantry, two regiments of light cavalry, and few batteries of artillery. The telegraphic line from St. Petersburg ...

... THE CRIMEA. SECOND EDITION. BATTLE OF the TCHERNAYA aA *■ A y DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIANS. War Department, Aug. 17. The following important telegraphs have been received by Lord I'anmure: Vabxa, August lGth, 1.30 r.»:. The Russians attacked the position on ...

... THE CRIMEA The following are among the latest telegraphic dispatches received Marseilles, Wednesday, Feb. 14 “The Thames, which left Constantinople on the 15th of February, has arrived. Despatches for the Government left at 11 a. m. Under date of Kamiescb ...

... THE CRIMEA. The nag regrets to say that intelligence bee been remised at the war department of the deaths, in the action of the 9th Nov., of the following distinguished caws :- Lieutenant General Sir George Cathcart, Brigadier-General Strangeway, and ...

... THE CRIMEA. The following are the most interesting portions of the last communication from the special correspondent of the dated, Sebastopol, April 8 TS The weather has at last assumed the mildness spring and for the few weeks that the army will have ...

... left xr, lalta on the 26th, and Constantinople on the 28th, for m the Crimea. en CoRru, Jan. 28.-The Tlst Regimelnt and the Is remainder of the 37th have embarked for the Crimea. p,, FLoRENCE, Jan. 30.-It has been resolved to raise us- 2000 men from ...

... THE CRIMEA. RAGLAN'S CENSURE THE MEDICAL STAFF. I regret (says the special correspondent of the Morning . Chronicle) to be compelled to forward you a copy of a general ordar just issued the commander of the British forces, in reference to the medical ...

... expectation was alih deriayed front Russian sources, that the forces of the yes Cents were about to evacuate the whole of the Crimea. alli for f saidc in a former letter that the net was gradually ofI loing round Prince Gortschakoff. Doily proofs are ff afred ...

... the Piedxnoutese are fortifying their position on the TeThernaya. prince Gortschakoff telegraphs to St. Petersburg from the Crimea, uider date August 28: The enemy continue to fire briskly.l prince Gortschakoff writes from Sebastopol on the 30th at eleven ...

... THE CRIMEA. Marskii.i.es, Saturday. The Thabor has arrived here with Constantinople •news the 30th. The Duke of Cambridge arrived at Constantinople on the 28th. Sir de Lacy Evans has gone to Malta on his return to England. The Russians have divided their ...

... THE CRIMEA. The default of official announcements any kind, from tiie Crimea has now extended over so many days as to call forth general remark, and give scope for the most adventnreus reports. The latter are without exception ot sinister character ; ...

... CRIMEA. Gortschakoff had published an order of the day thanking the inhabitants of New Russia and Bessarabia, for their patriotism, and announcing the arrival in the Crimea, of the 7th and 15th Divisions, from Bender, and Odessa. Omar Pasha returns to ...