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... THE CRIMEA. lie Mahob Bth. —Despatches have been received to the above date. No important event bad occurred before Sebastopol. The Russians were perfecting tbe’.r advanced work* opposite extreme right attack. Pasha was receiving reinforcement* Eupatona ...
... THE CRIMEA. Telegraphic despatches, not published, have been received the French Government, from which it appears that the extremely wet weather of the last two or three days extends to tho Crimea. Tbo roads and trenches are deplorable state, and no ...
... THE CRIMEA, The Kreuz Zeitnng publishes the tallowing;— St. Petebsbckoh, Nov. 29—Since the snow has been covered with crust ol ice, enormous rows sled.es, six miles long, have entered the Crimea Perekopand the Spit of Arnbat, loaded with provisions and ...
... THE CRIMEA. Paris, Scsdat Nioht. —The Government has just received telegraphic despatch from General hert, in which b8 states that, in hours from the time which wrote, the bombardment of Sebastopol would commence. ...
... THE CRIMEA. The Monite-ir de I Annte account* from Scbaatopol the alt, Our letter*,” it mj».— u State tb»l tl»« result* then known the battle Inkermann far exceed the first estimate. Time, the de bodice were counted owe one, and upward* 5,500 Ro**ian ...
... THE CRIMEA. A telegraphic despatch from Prince Gortschakcff has been received at Berlin. Tbe Prince writes that nothing very important had taken place in any part of the Crimea that dale. Tbe fire of the allies boloro Sebastopol, says, very moderate. ...
... THE CRIMEA. Marseilles. Wbdvksoat, March 14to.— The Ganee*. which left Constantinople on he sth msl, has arrived. Tho number d-.-aths Scutari has diminished 20 r day. The news from BalakUva is the 3d inst. Tbf weather was tine but Irosty. Sickness was ...
... THE CRIMEA. Tbe special correspondent tbe Daily News takes different view from tbe rimer correspondent respecting the next movement of the Russians. say*:—The belief pains ground that the Haitians are preparing to evacuate tbe North aide of tbe harbour ...
... THE CRIMEA. Camp, April 14.—The French soldiers of the class have all left for France, and to-day those of the class of Mil, who have just completed their period «f ' service, are marching for embarkation. A general censure of the conduct of the Army ...
... THE CRIMEA PREPARATIONS FOR AN AUTUMN CAMPAIGN. [frou tub special corrcspondbrcb ** daily .news.] Crimea, Herr. 18.—On the 15ih, two divisions (Fern-h) large contingent Piedmontese, and the whole u,® French and Sardinian cavalry, marched, is hoped for ...
... THE CRIMEA. The intelligence from the Crimea is only of embarkations. ami the gradual disposal the surplus res of the speculative sutlers to the Russians. One report i states that several large new cannon have been found lias been reported that Marshal ...
... THE CRIMEA. Advices from Odessa report the arrival there of numerous prisoners from the milled armies ; they were well treated. The port was blockaded. French camp was free from sickness. The news from the army in Asia was very satisfactory. General Williams ...