... THE CRIMEA. Crimba, June I.—We have sprung two mines in front of the Flagstaff Bastion ? the second explosion did considerable damage the enemy. In the ravine of Careening Bay in advance of our works, our engineers discovered transverse Hue of twenty-four ...

... The Crimea. The Monitcar of .Saturday publishes the following : Marshal IVlissier, in his last report to the Minister of War, gives the following account of a successful coup de main effected on the 3rd of November by the expeditionary corps of Eupatoria ...

... The Crimea. We have received the following telegraph despatch from The Tima correspondent at Berlin Under date of St. Petersburg. Jan. 2, learn that a despatch had been received therefrom Prince Menschikoff, announcing that nothing remarkable had taken ...

... THE CRIMEA By the Gange, arrived at Miraeillea, there are ad. ricea from Constantinople to the date of the 3d inst. The English naval squadron had arrived there, and so bad also the English cevalry, and that of the Turkish contingent, which are to winter ...

... THE CRIMEA. Varna, May 17. —There is heavy firing every night Sebastopol. The expedition to Kertch has not been renewed. Three divisions of the French army have left Maslak for the Crimea, The cholera has almost disappeared. Varna, May 20.—A1l the French ...

... The Crimea. The accounts from the Crimea brought by the Marseiiles journals of (he 17 ...

... THE ARMY THE CRIMEA. the the RonUn* mede eortio night, but were repulsed by the French, after a very severe atrtngl*. _ . T Rifles also repu’ted a Russian sortie. Our mortars and batteries are ready to open, but heavy rains impeded the progress of the ...

... The Turks in the Crimea. It cannot be too often repeated (says the correspondent of the Dai!* Newt) that the Turkish soldiers we have are not the heroes of Kalafat and Silistna; they aresweepinao ofSi.mboul, Scutari,andOajhpoh. Weeannoteipec to make them ...

... THE ARMISTICE THE CRIMEA. CELEBRATIXO THE ARMISTICE. This morning (Feb. 28) brought us news of tho conclusion of an armisticc. The Russians had it first, by telegraph from St. Petersburg. .At 8 a.m. a boat, bearing a flsg of truce, put off from the north ...

... The Hallway in the Crimea. The public will learu with scarcely less surprise than satisfaction that the main object of the Crimean Railway Expedition is already completed, and that the munitions of war are now being conveyed direct from Balaklava to the ...

... Scenes in the Crimea. letter from the height* of Sebastopol the 27th ult. states follows: ** General Canrobert has sent to Prince Menschikoff the minutes of the inquiry held on the Russian Major whom English conrt-roartial sentenced to be hung for having ...

... Pictures of the War.—The Crimea. This peninsula of Southern Russia is connected by narrow isthmus to great plain, and its nothem part is flat, partaking of tlio character of the adjoining mainland, but on the south rises a small but comparatively high ...