... telegraphic message : CRIMEA. 17th JULY, 9, P.M. Nothing of importance has occurred. The army is in good health. DESPATCH FROM GENERAL PELISSIER. PARIS, THURSDAY MORNING. The Moniteur publishes the following report from Gen. Pelissier:— CRIMEA, JULY 16. The enemy ...

... THE CRIMEA. [Notwithstanding the repetition of the announcements of some of our cotemporaries, we think that the authenticity under which the following reacher us, and a regard to dates, auth or i ses us t o say we now, with deep pain, and th a t f ee ...

... THE CRIMEA A letter from the French Camp, dated the 2 9 t h ultimo, mentions that the Sardinian troops bad affair with the Russian outposts, and had take° 200 Russians prisoners VICE-ROYALTY OP POLAND A despatch from St. Petersburg, dated the 1001 instant ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Allies continued the bombardment. Several French mines had been sprung with successful -results. A. French general commanding the engineers had been killed in the trenches. Our fire *had been very effective on every point. ...

... THE CRIMEA Tile iTurkish army in the Crimea, will amount, before tlfh end of January, to 60,000 men. Later advices from the Crimea announce that t he SUCEW had ceased for the moment. The last English parallel had been completed. ...

... THE CRIMEA. From St. Petersburg, a telegraphic despatch has been received, containing a report from Prince Crortschakoff, dated Sebastopol, July 4. The Prince states that the allies appear to be preparing for a fresh bombardment, and an attack, which ...

... THE CRIMEA. A despatch from Vienna, published in the Patrie, Paris journal, says— On Dec. 22 there was a great deal of snow at Sebastopol, and it was very cold. Both sides were preparing for a battle. Omer Pacha was expected. The latest news from the ...

... Government for the Black Sea. It is C ONDITION OF THE ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. The Times inn leading article says it can no longer be doubted or even denied that the expedi- tion to the Crimea is in a state of entire disorgana• tion, and it concludes by assesting ...

... THE CRIMEA. Intelligence dated Marseilles the 11th, and the Crimea the Ist instant, mentions that a neutral line had been traced between the Allied armies and the Russians. A review of 50,000 British troops took place on the 25th ult. at Balaklava. Advices ...

... THE CRIMEA. The foray made by the French, which ter. minated in the driving away of herds and flocks, intended for the supply of the Russian army, took place as long ago as the 3rd instant, when some operations were still going on, and not on the 23rd ...

... THE CRIMEA. A. telegraphic despatch from St. Petersburg, announces the receipt there of a report from Prince Gortschakoff, dated from Sebastopol, the 2nd inst. The report states that there was nothing going ea to communicate. The vigour of the Russian ...

... THE CRIMEA. SEBaSTOPOL, M arc h 10th, 1856.—1 t seems as if th: armistice were likely t o exp i re b e f ore i ts terms are settled. The fi rs t diffi cu l ty arose upon the demand - the Allies to embark things from the south side of th e d harbour, the ...