... CRIMEA, The following intelligence, dated Sept. 12, 10.45, has been reeeived from Rear-Admiral Sir E. Lyons:— The Russians are burning their steamers; several have already burned to the waters edge, and have sunk. THE LOWER DANUBE Within the last week ...

... THE CRIMEA. tlse Mortar Baiteries. - A despatch from the Crimea, of the 13th lust., received in Marseilles, say. : The mortar battteries have opened to-day a Ste against Forts Constantine and Catherine. The position of th• Russians is becoming more and ...

... CRIMEA. The Sunken Russian Veneta. —A letter from Sebastopol, in the' Post Ampt Gazette' of Frankfurt, declares, on what it represents to be good authority, that the vessels sunk by the Russians at the entrance to the port can be raised without much ...

... as to whether he shall risk a deeisive battle or evaourte the Crimea. The Emperor has thereupon sent Generals Benkendorff and Ilaoktlburg to the Crimea to make a perso nal ul nn their report movements depend. Rumour adds that the Czar has sprained hie ...

... TILE CRIMEA. Stß,—As the Crimea now occupies so prominent place in the public mind, the following extract, from a standard seientifio iamb, recently published in America, will, I doubt not, interest your Cambrian readers. I am, sir, poufs, ...

... Letters from the Crimea. The Cvphire of the Itedam.—The following is an extract from a letter of an officer of the Light Dietcion :— Sebastopol, Sept. 18 —By the way, I must give you the history, in a few word., of a few hours in the life of a hero, ...

... Letters from the Crimea. Lord Edro Irtirr li.ls front the ('uotiti,. of El roll, who. it w re beggNl to he iillowcd to accottip.o.2. tip 1:3r1 on his Muhl Thcrapia, Oct. 5. My dearest h. r, are he re established in a charming hotel the Bosphorus, the ...

... Oar Army in the Crimea. STRENGTHENING OF THE WORKS. The special correspondent of the ' Daily News' writes on June With:— No move of importance has occurred in the siege operations the last few days. The French are sapping up towards the Malakhoff, and ...

... THE EXPEDITION TO TUE CRIMEA. LANDINn Tao°Pa.—The 'Time. Paris corresponrnt writes, It is stated that serous's have reached Paris, announcing that the espiclitionary troop have landed at Perrkop, the isthmus joining the Crimes to the main land. The p ...

... Lottoro from the Crimea, A Kilkenny Max at hkermann.—T. B. R. P. writes from Scutari to the ' Daily News' :—As your journal chronicles so many deeds of bravery amongst the soldiers of our army, 1 trust you will join with me in thinking that the gallant ...

... Se*patch from the Crimea. Before Sebastopol, Aug. 4. Lord,—l bate the honour to inform your lordship that on the night of the 2.1 inst., between 10 and Il o'clock, the enemy made a sortie in considerable fords by the Woronsoff-road. The strength of the ...

... TIIE BURGLARY AT CRIMEA, DOLYDDELEN. It will be in the memory of our readers that, on the 7th of laslamonth, a magisterial investigation was made at Liewelyn Arms Hotel, otherwise called *Crimea, into a case of burglary, where a labourer named John ...