... THE CRIMEA. Cam, before Febastool Januar. The destruction of the docks will, it is , fully ex y pec 2B ted, be completed this week. The strong report of imme diate peace that prevailed the other day caused the works to be accelerated by every possible ...

... THE CRIMEA. Advices from Berlin of the 31st March, state that General Osten Sacken had sent the following report to St. Petal burg . The troops of the garrison made a sortie on the nights of the 22nd and 23rd, to destroy th e a d vance d wor ks o f the ...

... THE CRIMEA. Advices from the Crimea, received in Constantinople, mention that the Russian fire from the southern side had reduced its vigour on those points where the Allies were employed in completing their preparations for blowing up the docks of Sebastopol ...

... CRIMEA The Times in a leading article says it can no longer be doubted or even denied that the expedition to the Crimea is in a state of entire disorganatlon, and it concludes by asserting that no reason Can . be given, and no excuse will be admitted ...

... THE CRIMEA. Fren c h a tele ß ,, government have just received n —Nue despatch from General Canrobert. ot t h e Emperor that the bombardment holiresb.astopct Nvill commence within forty-eight F urth , Intelligence is anxiously looked for. ...

... THE CRIMEA. We have correspondence from the Crimea up to the 20th Oct., Lot it adds nothing of interest to the news reeett et: trom ours own special correspondent, and published ter column. The Globe of last night contains the following :— A private ...

... THE CRIMEA. MARSEILLES, SEP. 1. The Thabor, which left Constantinople on the 23rd August, has just arrived, having on board Abd-el-Kader, who leaves for Paris this evening. Omer Pacha was still at Constantinople owing to the fete Bairam ; he was to leave ...

... Crimea TILE CONVICT PALMER.—It is reported that the execution is to be undertaken by a man of the name of Smith, who had the office at the last fearful exhibition of the same kind which took place in Stafford about five years ago. REPRESENTATION OF LECEISTER ...

... THE CRIMEA • We have again received advices from Balaklava, and also from Varna. The dates from llalaklava are to the sth instant, and from Varna the Bth instant. They say that nothing of Portance had occurred relative to the operaof the siege. A few ...

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... THE CRIMEA, We have received aivices through Marseilles to -day from the Crimea. According to these the . navigation of the Danube was re- Ported to be perfectly free—the Russians per flitted all vessels to pass without molestation; and at Constantinople ...