... THE CRIMEA. Paris, Monday Morning. —The Moniteur contains the following despatch:— Sebastopol Dec. 9.—General Montebello has ar* rived. It is assorted that Liprandi’s corps has abandoned the heights of Rulaklava, to reinforce the which has taken up position ...

... THE CRIMEA The correspondent of the Daily points out some of the evils of divided command, and hints that jealousy and mutual dissatisfaction lies under external parade of cordial amity between the Frcrch and English armies. The remedy he suggests the ...

... THE CRIMEA. Marseilles, Feb. 27. —The steamer has arrived here from Constantinople avith intelligence to the 20th, General Niol has returned, and expresses his confidence in the result of the siege. The operations are advanced nearly to Fort Malakoff ...

... THE CRIMEA The Moniteur of this* rooming has the following despatch from General Pelissicr:— u Crimen 4fh July, 10-30,p.m.—There no change in (he situation. The health of the army continues to improve.” War Department, Fivlatj. —Lord Panmure presents ...

... THE CRIMEA May 2rt— Yesterday, between one and tv. o. c m., the enemy's fleet, ith the troops board, approached the Gull Kertch. 1 his day, before Sebastopol, consider:!hie forces of the enemy arc established upon the heights the left hank of the and ...

... THE CRIMEA. Vienna, Wednesday. —News from the Crimea, to the 19th ult., says that Russian sorties were frequent. The severe frost rendem general attack on the town impracticable. ...

... THE CRIMEA Ft. Prttrshtwrf, /me 2S,—General Prince Gorlschakoir. under date of tiic 24th, says that the Allies were Jierfbmmg v«y little. The corps which crossed the Tchernaya returned to the left bank the night cf the 22nd. Great movement was taking ...

... THE CRIMEA. The correspondence has been leceived to the 15. h, the day previous to th- attack the Tchermya. A general attack on the part of the enemy was expected yesterday morning; the whole army was under arms* but it was false alarm. It was festival ...

... THE CRIMEA. The correspondence is to January 23rd. The had disappeared, and the weather was mild and fine. The number of invalided during the '•reek was 2,000, being a total of 5,000 in twelve days. The men were sinking under the fatigue and privations ...

... April 14.—Prince Gortschakoff, writ- j ing from the Crimea says, that to the Gth instant nothing important had occurred before Sebos- j topol. Berlin, Saturday. Russian despatch from j the Crimea announces that the French had begun bombard the redoubts ...

... THE CRIMEA. «. T*e*iay.-~X from Prince preteiula that the of tho 24th the Allies attacked the left redoubt of the fortifications, in considerable force, ami were repulsed by two regiments, after having sustained loss of (WO men. He adds the mining operations ...

... THE CRIMEA correspondent of the Post, writing the 27th, says -“Two more regiments of infantry (Turks) arrived to-day, from Eupatoria. Our works are progressing very rai>idly. are placing heavy gum in our trenches made in the advanced parallel, and very ...