... THE CRIMEA RUSSIAN NEWS TO THE Bth. A despatch from St. Petersburg, dated Sunday, the instant, says Under date of the Bth of January, Prince Mensebikofi writes that the situation before Sebastopol has undergone no change. A heavy fall snow took place ...

... THE CRIMEA GLOOMY PROSPECTS THE RUSSIAN ARMY. Tlie following linen are selected from letter from St. Petersburg, dated the 17th of December Tin last accounts from the Crimea are anything but encouraging. The army is decimated by disease, visions are getting ...

... THE CRIMEA, SERIOUS ILLNESS OP PRINCE MENSCHIKOPF. Tho Gazette ie St. PUershourg has this an- it ounce meat The state of suffering of Aide-de-Camp General Prinoe Menschikoff has so increased of late, that the 2nd inst. he was obliged to give the command ...

... CRIMEA. The Invalide Basse publishes the following accouat of the Emperor Alexander’s visit to the Crimea His Majesty the Emperor deigned, on the 28th of October (9th of November), to honour his army in the Crimea with a visit. The Commander-in-Chief ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Wettr Gazelle quotes letters of the 19th from St. Petersburg, stating that the Emperor had set out for Kiew, where Marshal Paskiewitsch had been ordered to meet film. After a week's stay at Kiev, the Emperor will, it la said, proceed to ...

... THE CRIMEA. Private letfere have been received Paris from General Canrobert and other officers m the Crimea. They complain the iujußtioe of public opinion with reepeot to them, of the unreaeonable impatience pereons who are not acquainted with the place ...

... quite apropos to receive and carry to the Crimea the great news ot the death of the Emperor Nicholas. The Canada arrived in our roadstead on the 28th ult., from Beikos. She to take materiel and troops to the Crimea.” ' [The letter of our own correspondent ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Moniteur of yesterday says—“ Thirty-eight officers and 1,100 soldiers of the line embarked this day on board the Jura. This vessel carries out an immense quantity of planks, and all the material for an extensive supply of the artillery ...

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... THE CRIMEA. The latest intelligence from the Crimea, received via Germany, is of the 14th. It states that on the 14th the second French corps, commanded by General Bosquet, occupied the passage of Diana, near Alsu, and the excellent positions of Tchouliou ...

... THE CRIMEA. ANTICIPATED STOBMING OF SEBASTOPOL. In a letter from Constantinople, dated Dec. 20th, read— confidently aaaerted that the resolution has been adopted to storm Sebastopol as soon as the Turkish reinforcements come np. The French, it is .aid ...

... THE WAS IN THE CRIMEA [Feoii oub Special Coeeespoxdent.] KADIKOI HILL, Nov. 20. There material charge in the position of affaire. The Kussians are still holding the Tchcrnaya Heights, and the Allies still on the alert to repel any attack. Opinions are ...