... The emotion of the feared, she mt in Eng: was extreme, and Internuncio. ve been warmly thanked and the THE CRIMEA. The Turkish army in the Crimea will amov t. Law- the end of January, to 60,006 men. Account George at Constantinople, to the 10th inst., ...

... THE CRIMEA.. [From the Special Correspondence of the Daily News.) Camp, Sebastopol, Jan. 22. The enemy opened heavy fire late the evening the 20th inst., about 10, p.m., from some new batteries on that part of the Mackenzie ridge which walls in to the ...

... THE CRIMEA Prines Oortsohekoff writes, Nov. 1, that there was nothlaf new the Crimea. A part of the Russian sailors of the Black Sea have been sent to Cruostadt and Svaaborv. The Moaitamr that Coloom TUrr will nut given the Baglisb. TURKEY. The arrived ...

... to the 20th ult., had been receives terrible. Omer Pasha had arrived in that city, graves; Pasha was recalled. ir natu- THE CRIMEA. Camr 8 Fen, 25,—Yest ragging Commander-in-Chief reviewed 25,000 Britis! ardship, ou the elevated plateau overlooking the ...

... the CRIMEA from Paris contaios numerous Lord Stratford BoddiftV has rcoomd. from h,. Go- Ternment, ordor. a>«oo.ato h.msolf most cord.al , with the instructions to M. Ihouvood, and to draw still »er the bonds which unite France and England. , The belief ...

... THE CRIMEA. Tbe special correspondent tbe Daily News takes different view from tbe rimer correspondent respecting the next movement of the Russians. say*:—The belief pains ground that the Haitians are preparing to evacuate tbe North aide of tbe harbour ...

... THE CRIMEA PREPARATIONS FOR AN AUTUMN CAMPAIGN. [frou tub special corrcspondbrcb ** daily .news.] Crimea, Herr. 18.—On the 15ih, two divisions (Fern-h) large contingent Piedmontese, and the whole u,® French and Sardinian cavalry, marched, is hoped for ...

... THE CRIMEA. [rao.M the special conncapoxoßXCß the time*.”] Sebastopol, Arntt Farewell dinners tr>- the order of the day. General fodrington entertained General tic la Marmora and largo party dinner to-day. ...

... THE CRIMEA. Nearly the whole of the second edition of the Times ts full with a long communication from its correspondent in the Crimea, dated May 15. is a description of a seven days’ tour in the country. There was nothing new in camp. General Garrett ...

... THE CRIMEA Uochabf.bt, Oct. Omar Pasha has returned here. Ho states that ho has been informed that the allies effected a junction at Balaklava the 3d. The English passed to the South of Sebastopol land across the Katcha, Bel brie, and Tchernaja. The French ...

... THE CRIMEA. May 17. The Timet correspondent says;—“ About 20,000 Briish troops have embarked, and each day sees a regi- leave. Fresh and good meat is distributed five times a-week. The French war medal was distributed to our troops on her Majesty’s birthday ...

... Chronicle joined the troops in the Crimea ho went out to the 4th Division, and he regularly drew rations for himself, for two servants, and for three or four horses, and this did op to the time of his departure from the Crimea. The correspondent of the Morning ...