... THE CRIMEA. ST. PETERSBURG, July 17. General Prince Gortschakoff writes that there was j | nothing new in any portion of the Crimea. j The fire of the allies was more slack. They had, | j however, made several reconnaissances in the valley ' of Baida ...

... THE CRIMEA. DESPATCHES FROM GENERAL LORD RAGLAN. (From the London Gazette of last night.) War Department, October 10, 1854. His Grace the Duke of Newcastle has this day- received tyvo despatches, of which the folloyving are copies, addressed to his Grace ...

... THE CRIMEA. DESPATCHES FROM GENERAL SIMPSON. (From a Supplement to the London Gazette of Friday.) WAR DEPARTMENT, Aug. 20. Lord Panmure has this day received a despatch and its enclosures, of which the following are copies* addressed to his lordship by ...

... THE CRIMEA. CRIMEA, Anta ■>!>. Thirty-five thousand French have been embark A at Kamiesch. General Luders has given permis«i to General D'Allonville's division to march by ]_a from Eupatoria to Kamiesch. The Tartars of Eupatoria are emigratinj to the ...

... THE CRIMEA. ! VICTORY OVER THE RUSSIANS AT EUPATORIA. We were last night favoured with the following gratifying communication : — '•Feb. 25, 1855, 10 p.m. Lord Panmure presents his compliments to the editor of the Morning Post, and begs to transmit ...

... to France. Accounts from the Crimea, of the 15th, state that three divisions of the French had marched to the Tchernaya, and that an action was expected. BERLIN, Sept. 24. General Prince Gortschakoff, writing from the Crimea on the 17th, says that the Allies ...

... THE CRIMEA. THE ASSAULT OF THE 7th AND Sth JUNE. ■ ■ i BRITISH OFFICERS WOUNDED. ?? I Lord Panmure presents his compliments to the Editor of the Morning Post, and begs to transmit a nominal return of officers wounded between the 4th and Bth instant : ...

... THE CRIMEA. We have been favoured with a copy of the follow- ing letter from a young officer of Artillery :— • Before Sebastopol, Oct. 3, 1854. We left the place of debarkation on the 19th ult., and after a long march of 12 miles, over a beautiful ...

... THE CRIMEA The following is an extract from the letter of an officer in bivouac near Balaklava, dated Sept. 27. 1854 :— How the whole ofthe Grenadier Guards were not anni- hilated, I cannot conceive. Only one officer (young Bur- goyne) was taken to ...

... THE CRIMEA. A communication from Sebastopol iv the Union says : — It is difficult to imagine a more desolate place than this poor town ; it is a positive sepulchre. Its sloping hills, once covered with picturesque gardens, are transformed into arid ...

... THE CRIMEA CAPTURE OF THE MAM WAR DEPARTMENT, J INB Lord Panmure presents his compli ni( 1 Editor of the Morning Post, and has ...

... THE CRIMEA. Aii occasional correspondent of the Levant He, aid, writing under date Sebastopol, Sept. 13, says : — The Emperor and Empress, accompanied by the Grand Duke Constautine, Prince Adalberg, General Todtleben and suite arrived here on the morning ...