... THE CRIMEA. Jclt 17—General Prince G.wtschakoflT writs* 12th:—“The fire of the allies is feeble. During th* night of tho lltb, many shells wore thrown into tbs city.” From the other parts of Crime* nothing new. General Pclissier reported tho death of ...

... THE CRIMEA The Euphrates arrived at Marseilles this morning, with advices from Constantinople of the 3d, and Crimea of the Ist inst. The Whit© Works at Sebastopol were blown on February 28. The health of the troops is excellent. The bad weather is over ...

... British Ambassador, announcing vole of thanks passed by the Eng- Parliament Friday, to the French army ami navy the Crimea. THE TURKS FOR THE CRIMEA. The army under Omar Pasha will, is believed, landed at Eupatoria or Old Fort, and endeavour intercept the r ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Moniteiif of yesterday contains telegraphic despatch, dated December 27. from the Charge U’Atfaires Trance at Constantinople, in these words . '* General Can ruber: writes lo mo uu the lb (Christmas Day). shall very toon position to assume ...

... THE CRIMEA. A private letter which We have received from the Crimea aaicd the 20lh. states that the French will probably retain possession of Kinburn during the winter, bat that a large portion of their force and the whole of Spencer's brigade were expected ...

... April 14.—Prince Gortschakoff, writ- j ing from the Crimea says, that to the Gth instant nothing important had occurred before Sebos- j topol. Berlin, Saturday. Russian despatch from j the Crimea announces that the French had begun bombard the redoubts ...

... the Khussian fi very heavy, has casualties. Th regiments are about to embark for England w is quite thawed at Kinburn. THE CRIMEA, Camp Fer. 2.—Thi NFORM | ject of conversation in the camp has been t! of Ve are still in doubt aboat it. In emberton ed Agent ...

... THE CRIMEA- Th. orr«po.,d. n« Jol, 24. onl, thr.. d. . to, . io.port.nl op.r.tion, h.d in thi. The French ere »te»« ° f oontinned and eery sceere o,.portion both day and nii-ht. Their daily eatoahie* ...

... THE CRIMEA. «. T*e*iay.-~X from Prince preteiula that the of tho 24th the Allies attacked the left redoubt of the fortifications, in considerable force, ami were repulsed by two regiments, after having sustained loss of (WO men. He adds the mining operations ...

... THE CRIMEA. The special correspondence is to May 2J. letter under this date says :—“ We are progressing fast with our batteries on both attacks, and hope when open 6re neat time, we shall in few hours silence the Russian fire, although they have made ...

... THE CRIMEA. Advices from Paris state that, according to telegraphic despatches from General Pelissior of the 16th, the general state of was roost satisfactory. The allies wero rapidly completing their new batteries, which would soon open fire with terrible ...

... THE CRIMEA. Vienna, Apuil 14.—Prince GorUcbakuflT, writing from the Crimea, «ay«. that, to tli« titli iuwt., important had occurred before Sebastopol. Bkblin, Saturday. —A Kantian dequitch from the Crimea announces that the French laid to bombard the ...