... THE CRIMEA ; Atthe meeting of the British Association, Mr Danby | | mour, M.P., read a paper upon “ The and Parts of | e Crimea,” which excited a great amount of interest. th He commenced by stating that he bad passed the | Crimea nine years ago, and ...

... THE CRIMEA Paris, Monday Morning. The Moniteur says, that intelligence had been received at Varna, brought French steamer, which left the Crimea the 2ist, confirmatory of ihw news that the two outer forts at Sebastopol bad been destroyed, and that the ...

... THE CRIMEA. Crimean letters to March 18 have arrived. The co Id continued. No news of importance. INDIA AND CHINA. We (Times) have the following telegraphic despatch from Trieste, dated Saturday 29th instant :— The steamer Bombay arrived this morning ...

... THE CRIMEA The Morning Heralds Paris correspondent writes on Fri- day evening :—We have received the following private tele- graphic despatch :— « Marsetties, Nov. 2.—The Hellespont steamer arrived this evening. She brings the despatches of the Euphrates ...

... THE CRIMEA. DESPATCHES FROM GENERAL CODETNGTON. The Gowns the &spate\ horn General CArinztnn, dated Sebastopol, Dee. 23 • Notiritbstaorling the recent sere;e Weather—the thawutroneter, few ago. haring fallen to urn—the general mate of health of the array ...

... THE CRIMEA. supplement] SECOND EDITION THE DUNDEE COURIER. (From London Papert of this Morning.) Wednesday, Nov. 8, 12 Noon, Menschikoff reports that nothing extraordinary had ocrurred before Sebastopol to Nov. Ist. The al'ies were annoyed by rain. The ...

... THE CRIMEA. Marseilles, Sunday, 7.5 p.m.—The Borystine has arrived with advices from Constantinople to the 26th, and from the Crimea of the ult. The despatches leave at 10 P.M. The liner Napoleon, the frigate Panama, and the transport Birkenhead, have ...

... THE CRIMEA. TW Al On the afternoon of the 14th, the chiefs of the staff of the Allied and Russian armies ariu met at Traktirbridge —this time to sign the conditions of the armistice, which have been finally agreed to, the Russians having shown themselves ...

... THE CRIMEA. (From the Times' Correspondent.) What change has taken place since this time twelvemonth in the aspect of this army 1 Just as the rows of graves, which were then black unsightly mounds, are now green with verdure, and giving early promise ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Ganges arrived at Maracalee on Tncstlay. left at 8 r.ar. Dates—Constantinople, 11th ; Crimea, 9th. The first conference concerning the Danubian Principalities was held at the French Embassy on the 10th. The Times' Kertch correspondent ...

... THE CRIMEA. EDITION, (By Electric Telegraph.) x ADVERTISER OFFIVE, Fripay, 12 noon. MORNING EXPRESS. Lonpoy, Friday morning No later telegraphic despatches or letters. The Times publishes a note addressed by Count Nesselrode tothe Russian Minister at ...

... THE CRIMEA, A supplement to the ffVr //• contains despatch fiom General Codrington, dated lOth Apiil. General Codrington states that Marshal Pelissier, General Marmora, and himself breakfasted with General Luders cm the 13th. After which witness* parade ...