... THE CRIMEA. THE BRITISH ARMY. the Times Correspondent.) Camp before Sebastopol, Apb.ii. 25.—The impression left on the mind every person who has made the little tour which our parly has just accomplished must be, and is universally, as far as I -know ...

... The Crimea. Crimea. The Times Crimea correspondent's letters of March 10th and have arrived. Scurvy and fever were playing havoc in the French army. They admit the mortality to be 120 a-day, and on some days considerably more. The right, in the Baidar ...

... THE CRIMEA. THE BRITISH ARMY. (From the Times correspondent.) GENERAL OF THEEE DIVISIONS. Camp before Sebastopol, Monday, March 17.—0n Saturday afternoon orders were issued for the First, Second, and Fourth Divisions to parade complete, with their artillery ...

... THE CRIMEA. letters of February 29th give details of the arrangement of ...

... THE CRIMEA. CON ITI N . POSITION THE ALLIES AND RUSSIANS. accWints of the 13th from the Crimea, the advanced poets of the Allies were, on the 12th, within five leagues ->f Baktchi-Serai. The Russians were retiring slowly. Everything led to the belief ...

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... THE CRIMEA. Letters from Crimean corraspondents ave published this morning. They bring down the narrative of events before Sebastopol to noon on tie Sth of September, the hour at which the French and Eaglish were in the very act of rushing te-the assault ...

... — a THE CRIMEA. accounts reports the [ree from ice. ‘Yenikale was on the 6th free from ice, and the cruisers of the Sea of Azoff were again at liberty. Sunken ships at Sebastopol are to be destroyed by galvanic batteries. A governmental communication ...

... =. THE CRIMEA. Crimean letters to Feb. 2nd have been r csite?. ce Russians fired heavily on the night ef the “@ h It appears they had sent off six Dats men tesa their side of the the ol ject beirgunksown. Tre | is ch are said fo have sunk ene boat, ard ...

... THE CRIMEA. ISECOND EDITION BY THE BLFOTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH. DAILY POST OFFICE, Friday, 9 a.m. Crimean letters to Feb. 2nd have been received. The Russians fired heavily on the night of the 29th January. It appears they had sent off six boats ...

... THE CRIMEA. DESTRUCTION OF FORT ALEXANDER. On Feb. 11th, precisely at one o'clock p.m., Fort Alexander was exploded into ruin by the French engineers. This work, which was immediately opposite to Fort Constantine, and commanded the approach and entrance ...

... THE CRIMEA. 'J'he Church, erected by public subscription the memory of the British soldiers and sailors who died the Crimea, was consecrated to-day. The Bishop Uihtaltaf »Hi elated. ...