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... THE CRIMEA. Prince Gort«clir>kofl «ay«, on tho 4th :—Yesterday and tf-Jay enemy reappeared in tlo Talley of the Relink, retiring niglit to crest dividing that valley from the valley Baidar. There is no movement at Eupatoria; the tho vidblo there. firing ...
... THE CRIMEA. telegraphic despatch has been received from Lord Raglan, dated yesterday, announcing that tbe Russian force stationed hot ween the and M’Kensio’s Farm bad been reinforced by two divisions. It may assumed, it is not mentioned, that no resumption ...
... THE CRIMEA. [prom TUI sraCIAL CORRRSPOSDKRt “MORNIRO POST.] Fbb. 3 'The weather Is intensely cold. The French, although said ti> havf* more comtort than tbe English, arc reported to have on the sick list. F . 4. Weather sharp and frosty, with little ...
... THE CRIMEA. A letter in the Conrrier de MaueilUt, dated Kamicsch, I7ih of March, says:—- •• The Russians cro throwing new works of defence the Victoiia redoubt, which now cd the 9,h F-ench division. ibis redoubt rockets are every cvrnmg fired Into the ...
... THE CRIMEA. Vunna, Tceeoat, October 3.—Several private despatches received here to-dajr convey tho intelliscnco received from various quarter* relative to tbo tall of Sebastopol. official despatch from St. Pctorsburgh. dated tho Ist instant, stating that ...
... THE CRIMEA, ViiKiti, Fiudat.—Advices from ststo that the Russians are tsking position to North of the fortress*, to ready repulse- expected attack from that quarter. Various concurring statements would seem to indicate that one object for which Turkish ...
... THE CRIMEA. private letter from the French camp in tbe Crimea gives very bad account of the state of too French army there, both respects health and comfort. The writer says:—“Tbe sanitary state of the French army is deplorable, the hospitals were never ...
... THE CRIMEA. Tabu, Thuxsoat Night.— Tbs bows givtn this morning tha MoniUur, as reqsirsd to be reoMTcd with hat since been officially posted tbs Bourse. Despatches of this date bars been received from Vienna. They state that, the latest accounts from ...
... THE CRIMEA. Palmerston stated last night, in the House of Commons, that later accounts than those published had been received from the Crimea, bat that they contained nothing of importance It is to be inferred, from General Pelissier's last despatch, ...
... THE CRIMEA. Gener«l Simpaon’s deapatch ooafinns tb« letters of cormpoodcnU the expectation of another Haitian attack on the Tchefoaya. . . « According from Vienna, Prince GorUcbahofl** condoet in omitting renew the attack before w»e too late aererely ...
... THE CRIMEA No changes are contemplated in the present *n of our troops till the result of the Conferences Paris is known, and the armistice is over. The war party here still cherishes the hope that the negotiations may break down. The French army is dwindling ...
... THE CRIMEA The correspondence to May lith. Miss Nightingale bad arrived and vi-itod the hospitals the had also been at head-quarters. A deal of rail had fallen. Captain oyd Edwards and six men of 68th Regiment were killed, and the same regiment voun Jed ...