... THE CRIMEA The Euphrates arrived at Marseilles on yesterday morning. left Constantinople on the and brings news from ihe Crimea to tho 15th. The steamers Indus and 2Herman, ami the clipper Golden Guta, have left Marseilles with troops for the East. The ...

... ple, writing ou tue Hth, K*ya :-*• The wfo.lo of the eavalry has now oome down from tho Crimea Scutari and Taman. Tii. only remains for orderly duty in the Crimea, two squadrons of the 11th Hussars. All U»o cavalry regiments are to increased three squadrons ...

... THE CRIMEA Official intelligence was received on ednesday the War Office of the deaths of the following officers in the Crimea, addition those who (ell iu the battle of the Alma : Lieutenant Colonel Hoey, 30th Regiment; Captain Freeman, Greys ; Captain ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Vienna papers say that the French and English engineers were surveying Eupatoria, with the intention of erecting a chain of fortification* around it. ...

... THE CRIMEA Not. s.—Ao English steamer had advanced the bay reeunuoitro choluielF. It states that there are numerous vessels iu port. It was strongly fortified. Odessa is sail bhwkaaed the allied steamers, liad weuttier interrupts opcratlous iu tbo Crimea ...

... THE CRIMEA. Marseilles, Feb. 27.—The steamer has arrived here from Constantinople with intelligence to the 20th. General Niel has returned, end expresses bis confidence in the result of tbe siege. The operations are advanced nearly Fort Malakoff. The ...

... Turkey—have been happily landed in the Crimea. ViKSJta, Oct. —Tlie Vienna papers contain the following;—An English man of-war has brought 3fd wounded Ru-siatis Aiuenkolf. further engagement had taken place in the Crimea up the 2d instant. From Theodosia, ...

... THE CRIMEA. Camp before Sebastopol, Feb, 25.—Yestcrilay, the Commander-iu-Chief reviewed 25,(HK) British infantry, tlic elevated plateau overlooking tlic Tchcrnaya. The healthy appearance of the men, their soldierly carriage, and perfect dressing, ere ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Morning Po*l pwblisbes tbe following letter, addressed by her most gracious Majesty Mr. Sidney Herbert, and through him to Mrs. Herbert, whom was transmitted to Miss Nightingale:— ** Windsor Castle. Dec. 6, 1854. “Would you tell Mrs. Herbert ...

... THE CRIMEA. The has received despatches from its special correspondent in the Crimea to the 23d March. The following are extracts : March 23.—-The sorties of the enemy are made, night after night, in greater force, and with more confidence on each occasion ...

... THE CRIMEA SEiusTorof,, April I.—The extension of the armistice has been formally announced general orders; date for its duration is mentioned. The of hostilities is to continue till furtiler orders. change has taken place in the position of the hostile ...

... THE CRIMEA. The nows of the taking the Mamclon the allies has been forwarded from Vienna, under date of the 10th. There was nothing further from the Crimea. Sebastopol, May 26. —Yesterday, between one and two p.m., tho enemy’s fleet, with the troops on ...