... THE CRIMEA- v ?? . . ., I MOlSuAy, MAY 26.-A airocco wind,' which: Is still blow- ing, brought with It one consolation this moising-the msil with London letters and papera up to tbe lsth.: However, there is no news -relating to the army, and the fate ...

... strength- ening it as well ai Cronotadt. It is to the nobility of the govtrninent of Cherson, as it appears, that the army in the Crimea owes the possibility of maintaining itself in its full force in the Taurian peninsula since the destruction of the Russian ...

... whom he danced were the Princess de Ligne and Madame Seebach. The Moaile t e 1 'Armse announces that the evacuction of the Crimea by the French army was proceeding with the greatest aotivity. The division of General de Failly, com- posed of the 10th, 57th ...

... THE CRIMEA. Wu read in the Jojirnal de Constantinople of the 19th ult. :- Our accounts from the Crimea are of the 14th June. For some days the embarkation of French troops was conducted. with extraordinary rapidity and on an extensive scale. It still ...

... The following appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday:- TIME CRIMEA. I Lo - - _ 4A. L - E. The coriespoisdence 1, it. Use Crimea is to June 80th. On the 28th the following itI maphic despatch from Lord Pan- miure was iosued in au uludr ok the day ...

... AL3MA. SuroTsrND are consecutive and mnostgraphically des- oi'cl.^1lF-the-5 c~c o f-thne lcroiawormn -oavs 'fP A11s I in the Crimea, from the breaking up of the camps on thie banks of the Almna, until the successful seizure of' Bala KiLva and virtual investment ...

... The followirig appeared in our Second Edition af vepterday - I V THE CRIMEA. prince Gorttcbakoff says o'n the 4th - Yesterday and to-day the ?? re-appeared in the vallsy of the Balboa, ireg at ntight to tot' crest dividing that valley from the oslley ...

... THE, CRIMEA. | rb A- A - I ODnassA, OCr. 20.-Accounts received here from Sim- pheropol state that the inhabitants were in great commotion, as it was believed the allied armias were approaching. A good many people had left the place, taking with them their ...

... d 'Orkrt of the 18th:- Sebastopol, Oct. IS. Nthing positive is known about the military opertatio in the interior of the Crimea. We are in hourly expectatio of some event, for a serious and imuiediate engagera r iD inevitable Troops leave this place ...

... The followng appeared ini our Sedond Edition of yesterdays I THE CRIMEA. , ?? I D ARSICLLES, MONDAY.-The Sinai arrived with the fol- f lowing dates:-Crimea, October 23rd; Constantinople, 25th The French Minister of War has received the following telegraphic ...

... ?? flowing appened in or Scciid Edition of I 1yesteidsyi; : - ; . . : , . . ; I I T98 CRIMEA,, m. ep,- `Sehaggtpol, March 8. The wooeather habee severe, and put i stop to all but the rmost necessary. duties sod can p wdo.: ' The'line of the''aquedueob ...

... The following appeared in our Second Edition of Yeaterday:-, I JO THE CRIMEA. Letters froma alieach state that the advanced position of the French batteries are four or five leagues from the camp. SE. PSTEx8ssugair, Aud. 12.-General Prince Gortscha- koff ...