... THE CRIMEA. Telegraphic despatches, nut published, have been received the French government, from which it appear* that the extremely wet weather of the lu«t two or three day* extends the Crimea. The roads and trenches are iu deplorable state, and operation ...

... THE CRIMEA. London, Tuesday. from the Special CorrttpondaU of the Morning Pott.) FcBBt’ART S.—The weather intensely cold. The French, although said to bare more comfort than the Engiiah, are reported bare 20,000 oti the eick Het. Feb. 4.—Weather sharp ...

... THE CRIMEA. The following dtuputch, Uatctl “Seh**topol, September,” list received The generals and superior otticeis who have been wounded are going well as possible.*’ ...

... of the Daily News in the Crimea speaks ol the resignation of Gen. Simpson as a positive fact. Mabseillfs, Monday. The Ganges, which left Constantinople on the July, has arrived. The advices from the Crimea arc to the 21st. THE PRINCIPALITIES. The Austrams ...

... THE CRIMEA, Tho coirc»>pond«i.ce is to May 12. Miss Nightingale bad arrived and visited the hospitals *ho had a!-, head-quarters. great deal of raiu had fallen. FRANCE. Farm. Thuurdat.— N. wsfrom the Crimea is anxiously expeett*! in Faris. The new plan ...

... THE CRIMEA The paper* have received their special correspondence October 16th, b«t they contain nothing in the shape newa. The ftre from the batteries on the north side still eootinoes Tory active, chiefly against the French side of Sebastopol. The weather ...

... THE CRIMEA Prines Oortsohekoff writes, Nov. 1, that there was nothlaf new the Crimea. A part of the Russian sailors of the Black Sea have been sent to Cruostadt and Svaaborv. The Moaitamr that Coloom TUrr will nut given the Baglisb. TURKEY. The arrived ...

... THE CRIMEA. Militia Volostreiu*.—The depot of lh« Bop . Vv-rn.nr m |.,itc>r from a Touoff ofliccr of KewrT, bit* lately received 15 volunteers from the The learned and Ker. A Dotler givet the follow- Iv- tbjm>plonHbire Mililw, and 7 from tlw Cambridge ...

... THE CRIMEA. Viexka, Wednesday E\ Kini««.—The Russian embassy lias received a despatch the 22d, from the Crimea. All that known U, that it contains news unfavourable to the Russians. (From th* Time*.) U is reported that Mcnschikoff has advanced the hea ...

... bsrtlo, or evacuate the Crimea. The Ktnpernr has therefore sent Generals llcrk* und iiuckelburg the Crimea to make a peraottHl iuspecHou, and apoo their report, future movements deticnd. l»u--tuoar adds, that the Czar has sprained his font in the most serious ...

... THE CRIMEA. A despatch announces, that the portions of the Crimea occupied by the French were given up officially by Marshal Pelissier to tho Russian Commander-in-Chief, on the inat, and that from the Bth every one still in the place was under Russian ...

... THE CRIMEA Sebastopol, Mat B—The general orders received by the mail this morning are chiefly tilled with regulations respecting the ro-emhirkaUon ot the army. The Hussar* and til Lancers have embarked for England. The dd Regiment was to embark in the ...