... THE CRIMEA. General Codrington’s despatches mention the arrival in the Crimea of Sir Colin Campbell, on the 14th ult, whilst the correspondents of the daily papers relate his enthusiastic reception. Sir Colin is appointed to separate command, second only ...

... CRIMEA. TUE COMMAND OF THE ARMY IN THE .. It is now certain that General Sir William Codrington is to succeed to the command of the British army in the East. lie has, no donbt, by this time received the intelligence, possibly is already installed in ...

... THE CRIMEA. April 10, The preparations for the departure of the army continue actively, and already several hundreds of the Army Works Corps have been shipped at Balaklava, and have gone on their way homewards. The carriage of provisions to the front ...

... THE CRIMEA Despatches dated the 10th March from Sebastopol, state that the armistice, to that time had not been signed by the Kussians and the Allies, A dispute had taken place relative to the blockade the Russian porta in the Black Sea and the Sea of ...

... THE CRIMEA. CRIMEA, April 5. The news of the signature of peace has arrived here. The Press* (TOrient announces that the evacuation of the Russian territory by the Allies will begin with the fortress of Kinburn, and that Eupatoris will follow. TURKEY ...

... THE CRIMEA. April 10. The preparations for the departure of the array continue actively, and already several hundreds of the Army Works Corps have been shipped at Balaklava, and have gone on their way homeward*. The carriage of provisions to the front ...

... THE CRIMEA. One of the d.e celebrated dry in the Kartbelnala suburb of Scbaatopol was demolished by the French enginrere on Saturday, the •-■Jnd ult, at two, p.ra., by Hie explosion The destruction of the dock was fnily aeootnplished, the blast having ...

... THE CRIMEA. The following from the Moniteur Intelligence from the Crimea, under date of Wednesday, May ten o’clock a.m., announces the arrival of General La Marmora with 4,000 Piedmontese troops.” THE BALTIC. HAMBURG, May 8. The Aland Islands are denuded ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Moniteur of Saturday publishe* the following Marshal Pelissicr, in his last report to the Minister of War, gives the following account of a successful coup-de-main effected the 3rd of Norember the expeditionary corps of Eupatoria, under ...

... THE CRIMEA. Telegraphic despatches (not published) have been received the French government, from which it appears that the wet weather of the last few days extends to the Crimea. The roads and trenches are in deplorable state, and no operation is possible ...

... THE CRIMEA. A letter from Kalisch, of the 25th ult., the Austrian Gazette says ■— “According to the latest accounts from the Crimea, the Russian troops have been reinforced regiment of Hussars of the Guard, and by the regiment of Hussars, formerly stationed ...

... THE CRIMEA. A telegraphic pate from Marseilles ann »uncc-» th-- arrival of the Ganges, with Constantinople newto Dec. 3: Admiral Stewart’s squadron was to leave - dih far Smyrna. From thence, according to report, it was to go tlu waters of Greece and ...