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... THE CRIMEA. A letter from Warsaw of the sth, in the Coma.tutionnel, says :— The Councillor of State de Kotzebue arrived here yesterday from Sebastopol, and immediately had an audience of Prince Paskiewitch, to whom he delivered letters from General ...
... THE CRIMEA. The last accounts from the Crimea, says a letter from Vienna of the 3Gth ult., in the Post Ampt Gazstte, come down to the 28th. Information had reached the French camp that the Russian army had been reduced to 120,000 men by the losses ...
... THE CRIMEA. Mr. SCOTT wished to know whether the Government had received any further intelligence from the- Seat of War, as he understood there were some accounts in the papers of to-day. Lord PALMERSTON observed that a list of the officers killed had ...
... THE CRIMEA. The Journal de Constantinople has the following from the Crimea,, dated 23d ult. : The English fleet left Sebastopol on the 22d, with troops on board, for Eupatoria, where a diversion is to be made against the Russian army, at the same time ...
... THE CRIMEA. A letter in the Courrier de Marseilles, dated Kamiesh, 17th of March, says The Russians are throwing up new works of defence opposite the Victoria redoubt, which is now occupied by the 9th French division. From this redoubt rockets are every ...
... THE CRIMEA. BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, Oct. 7.—Ten days have the Allied Forces now been in sight of Sebastopol, and not a cannon has been fired. Our heavy siege guns are up, and apparently only waiting for ground to be broken to commence their work of destruction ...
... THE CRIMEA. We have received the St Petersburg journals of the 9th and 10th of January. The'lnvalide Russe publishes the following extracts from Prince Gortschakoff's journal of the military operations from the 4th to the 14th (16th to the 26th) of December ...
... And in order to keep up the armies in the Crimea at their present strength, troops have been stationed in the Governments of Bessarabia and Chersou in such a manner as to be abl© to proceed rapidly to the Crimea, or if required to effect a concentration ...
... THE CRIMEA. A letter from Vienna of the 22d7in the Ind*. pendance of Brussels, says : From the accounts which have been received here it wonld appear that the allies are actively preparing for a campaign, and doubtless they have it in contemplation ...
... THE CRIMEA. The following telegraphic despatch has been received from Marseilles : MARSEILLES, FRIDAY EVENING. The Amsterdam, which left Constantinople on the 22d of December, has arrived. Despatches for Government leit by the 1 o'clock train. ...
... THE CRIMEA. A letter in the Ost. Deutsche Post states that at the late visit of the Archbishop of Cherson to Sebastopol for the purpose of giving his blessing to the army, his Grace, after delivering an animated address to the troops, turned to General ...
... THE CRIMEA. The taking of the inventory of material abandoned by the Russians in Sebastopol progresses. Nearly all the forts have been found capable of repairs without any considerable expense. The allies still suffer loss from the fire of the northern ...