... THE CRIMEA. The following despatches were published on Monday: Sebeas'opl, Feb. 16. 3Iy Lord,-I have tbre honour to acquaint your Lordship that a Russian force, estimated at about 3,000 infantry and Cossacks, appeared on the morning of the 12th inst. ...

... THE CRIMEA. CAPTURE OF THE MALAXHOFF. WAR DEPARTMENT, SEPT. 9. Lord Pannmure has received the following in- telligence from General Simpson:- CaIaX,, SEPT. 5. Our batteries opened fire at daylight this morning. SEPT. 6, 5 ?? bombardment goes on steadily ...

... THE CRIMEA. I INVESTITURE OF THE ORDER OF THE BATH. The following despatch from the English Commander. ?? to Lord Paninure was published in Tuesday' s Gazettee1- i8elbattpopl, ,Tune 7. b My Lord,-Viscount Gough arrived at the head-quarters en the 4th ...

... THE CRIMEA. WAR DEPARTMENT, JULY 21. l-d Pannure has received the following telegraphic Menge from the Crimea, dated the 20th instant:- Nothing of importance has occurred. The siege opera- ltsas progress favourably. The health of the army is good. ...

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... THE CRIMEA. Letters from the camp to March 8 give particulars of the arrangement of the armistice. It was announced to the English army, on the 2nd of March, that all hostile firing was to cease on our side, pending arrangements which were in progress ...

... THE CRIMEA. The letters from thle Camp to January 19 contain no 7ecord of any event that can be called a military opera. tion. There were rumiours of a cessation of hoBtilities, but in the mean time, preparations are being made to mieet all contingencies ...

... TIlE CRIMEA. Letters from tire canip to January 28 were published on Monday. The only event is tile further blowing up of the decks. The condition Of the troops is good, and the stilte of tire campf Mfitifrictory. The weather has con- tinued rerinarkably ...

... THE CRIMEA. A portion of the following despatches appeared ia our Second Edition last week THE BATTLE OF THE TCHEKRNAYA. GLORIOUS VICTORY OF THE ALLIES. WAR DEPARTMENT, Aug. 17. The following important telegraphic despatches have been received by Lord ...

... THE CRIMEA. General Simpson writes from the Crimea on the 12th inst., stating that the enemy have destroyed the remainder of their fleet, and that nothing now remains in the harbour. similar despatch has been received from Admiral ...

... THE CRIMEA. PARIS, SATURDAY, Aug. 20. The ?? announces that the Minister of l has received the following despatch from Generlal Pelissier_ Pelissier:- CRIMEA, Aug. 23, 10 P.M. {I closed pressed by our miners in front of the battery numbered 53, the ...

... THE CRIMEA. MOVEMENT OF BRITISH TROOPS. l' 11.4 DEPARTMlfENVT, Oct. 14. Intelligence has been received by Lord Panmure that Sir Colhn Campbell has been sent to Eupatoria with a considerable force of infantry and artillery. Important Victory over the Russians ...