... 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. Pabis, Thtjesday Morning.—Tho Moniteur contains tho following despatch from General.Canrobert, dated the 23th of November :— The rain has ceased, and the weathe» seems disposed to improve. Our works will now exhibit fresh activity. Our ...

... THE CRIMEA. been received Mr. John • from bis brother, was the fa mous charge Camp, D Sebaatopool, October, 18*>4. Dear Drother, - Thank God, spared to write, for can you that 1 had little hopes when at the charge the 2.i!h, in which nearly half the ...

... THE CRIMEA. Marseilles, Sunday. The Siuiois has arrived here with news from Con.uitinople the 14th of September. She brings the following particulars: t'le 9th of September, the (lay after the evacuation of Sobtstopol the Russians, white Hag was hoisted ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Victory of the Tchernaya. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH FROM GENERAL SIMPSON. Lord Panmure, on Sunday morning, received the following despatch from Gen. Simpson, dated Crimea, August 17, 1554, 11.45 p.m..-— Prince Gortschakoff' commanded yesterday ...

... THE CRIMEA The following is an extract of letter received from Private John Palmer, a native of Soharo, Cambridgeshire, who is now lying wounded at Scutari Hospital the sth of November we were attacked by a large body of ItussiHns : our picquett came ...

... The Army in the Crimea. Fourth Division Camp, Monday, Oct. 22. Is the British army in the Crimea to become, rather to continue, a model of drunkenness for all nations? certainly not giving too much importance to this question insisting upon it very strongly ...

... THE ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. ...

... CLOTHING FOR THE CRIMEA. Sill, —1 shall obliged if you will insert herewith the following copy of letter received by from medical gentleman at Southampton, who is now actively engaged in receiving and dispatching from that port various gratuitously supplied ...

... Reinforcements for the Crimea. lie total of the infantry reinforcements now the ir way about to embark lor Crimea may In said in round numbers to amount tonearlv It was stated a fortnight since that detachment.- from the regimental depots, amounting in ...

... THE CRIMEA. The foIlowiB? copy of letter received Ely on Saturday, the tfOth of September. It ia with much pleasure notice it, for it breathe* the real life and courage of a Britinh eoldier. The writer it, to the honor of the city, a native of Ely, and ...

... THE CRIMEA. Mercury Office, Friday Evening. Paris, Friday.—A telegraphic despatch from the Crimea states that 4,000 men arrived on fbelOth, with amamuition. There had been a brisk cannonade for two days. The enemy had made some vigorous sorties on the ...