... THE WAR THE CRIMEA. VN the ?. , ol mts of the opera'ions in the Crimea reach , inst -; that time the bombardment of Ser)t;,V»l,i'tl,J Ued » but wi'hout any decisive result. Tne i at, eries had made a breach in the indented wall, hy 'h 8 ,? nts of the ...

... THE CRIMEA. Crimea, the ancient Taurica Chersonesus, is peninsula in the south part of Russia, included in the government of Taurida, the isthmus of Perekop, on the north it is joined to the mainland, and all the other parts are surrounded the sea of ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Third division has been broken up, and the Mediterranean will soou be tilled with regular troops. Even Gozzo is threatened with military occupation. Several English regiments of infantry and artillery nad embarised. General Marmora aud ...

... THE CRIMEA. DESPATCH FROM GENERAL CODRINGTON. Lord Panmure received, and issued from the War Department, on Saturday last, despatch, of which the following is a copy, addressed to his lordship by Gen. Sir William Codrington, K.C.B.:— Sebastopol, April ...

... THE CRIMEA. The following despatch has been received from General Pelissier, dated Sevastopol, Sept. 17th. In their work of destruction, the enemy respected the docks (which are magnificent constructions) the establishments in the vicinity, the barracks ...

... THE CRIMEA. Intelligence from the camp is now confined within monotonous limits. Beyond packing and preparing to go away, eating farewell dinners, and making excursive trips to the north forts and to Simpheropol, there is nothing left to do. Upwards of ...

... THE CRIMEA. A despatch has been received from General Codrington, of the 2nd inst., in which he says The de struction of the docks of Sebastopol is now com pie-; ted; lb;; sides the last dock were blown in yesterday morning, small parts of the wall ...

... activity of Omar Pacha, the last transports conveying the Turkish army to the Crimea sailed for their destination on the 14lh. Intelligence up to the 13th of January from the Crimea has been received at Vienna. Very considerable reinforcements had arrived ...

... three or four decorations, but that is rare. APPROACHING EVACUATION OF THE CRIMEA. The news of the treaty of peace, and the consequent probability of a speedy evacuation of the Crimea, have led to increased attention to the arrangements necessary for facilitating ...

... STATIONERY FOR THE CRIMEA. THE EDITOR OF THE NEWCASTLE JOURNAL. Sir, —I see the Newcastle Journal on Saturday that our poor soldiers and soilors in the East are sadly in want of writing materials. I have commenced a penny subscription to try and make ...

... THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA. S«tl***i'(I ,la di8patch from Vienna furnishes intelligence Wn t0 w,h ult - and to ,he effect that 0119 were t0 commence on the 3rd inst. All ♦foil ' taw d round the Bay of Kamiesch have received 1 0 « »•!! Positions nearer to ...

... THE CRIMEA. The evacuation of the Crimea the allied forces tak» place with all possible dispatch. The Sardinians have co&' menced their departure. They are embarking in l,s transports, and, it is said, the English troops will notlo flV *' with the exception ...