... THE CRIMEA London, Friday. Letters front st.te th.t there is reason for beliering that, instead of adopting the slo- approach of sap and mine, a. generally just after the 18lh, the allied Generals hare determined deltrer, and that speedily,, general ...

... THE CRIMEA. RESUME OF FRENCH AND ENGLISH DESPATCHES. SUCCINCT NARRATIVE EVENTS. Sebastopol has fallen—all the earthworks, granite forts Sooth of the great harbour, Great and Little He • dan, Flagstaff, Central Tower, and Qnarantine Battery, the sea defences ...

... THE CRIMEA Advices been received to July 10. There are scarcely any events of interest to report, and the operations include little more than the same and fitful snatch of cannonading day, with variation of musketry by night, without making the smallest ...

... 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. A special return casualties from to 15th in. clusiee : Four rank and file killed; officer, 34tb, wounded. Naval Brigade One killed : wounded. officer wounded is Captain Rosses, slightly. The correspondent of this Daily in tlio Crimea •{leaks ...

... THE CRIMEA, The Thabor, which left Constantinople on the 27th Sept., arrived at Marseilles this morning. She brings advices from the Crimea to the 25th, three days later. Marshal Pelisaier’s despatch produced a good effect in Paris yesterday. People are ...

... 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. The latest news from the Crimea is the Ganges, which left Constantinople December 25. Eighteen battalion* of Turks had disembarked at Eupaloria. Wh n the remainder of the 50.1100 shall have arrived, great preparations arc commenced. Tbs weather ...

... The emotion of the feared, she mt in Eng: was extreme, and Internuncio. ve been warmly thanked and the THE CRIMEA. The Turkish army in the Crimea will amov t. Law- the end of January, to 60,006 men. Account George at Constantinople, to the 10th inst., ...

... 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 ...

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... the CRIMEA from Paris contaios numerous Lord Stratford BoddiftV has rcoomd. from h,. Go- Ternment, ordor. a>«oo.ato h.msolf most cord.al , with the instructions to M. Ihouvood, and to draw still »er the bonds which unite France and England. , The belief ...