... THE CRIMEA. PARIS, Tuesday Morning. The Moniteur contains the reports of Generals Pelissier and Niel on the fall of Sebastopol. These merely give some further details of facts already known. General Niel says the enemy made immense efforts to regain the ...

... THE CRIMEA. FROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT. OFF KATCHA RIVER, Oct. 6. Since I wrote on the 23d, nothing of any great importance has occurred. About 6,000 more French troops arrived from Varna ou the sth, and on the evening of the 4th three of our steamers ...

... THE CRIMEA FROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OFF KATCIIA RIVER, Nov. 13. As I went up from Balaklava to the camp, on the day after the battle of Inkerman, I met the wounded on their way to the ships. This time our ambulance cars were employed, and the ...

... THE CRIMEA. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir, — I send you a passage from the celebrated Dr. E. D. Clarke's Travels in the Crimea, in the year 1800, which, I think, is very applicable to the present state of affairs in that quarter : — ■• Detested ...

... ?? THE CRIMEA. The announcement which appeared in our second edition of yesterday that fifty-eight thousand of the combined troops had safely landed at Eupatoria, on the coast of the Crimea, was very shortly afterwards fully confirmed by an official despatch ...

... THE CRIMEA. THE ASSAULT OF THE 7th AND Bth OF JUNE. BRITISH OFFICERS KILLED. ?? WAR DEPARTMENT, Ji ne 12, 1855. Lord Panmure presents his compliments to the i Editor of the Morning Post, and begs to transmit a j list of the officers who were killed on ...

... THE CRIMEA. m PARIS, Thursday Morning. The last despatch addressed by General Pelissier to the Minister at War, and given in the Moniteur of this morning, is dated the 7th, at 11 p.m. The General says : — I have nothing of interest to ! communicate ...

... THE CRIMEA. PARIS, July 10. The Moniteur contains the following despatch from General Pelissier to the Minister for War : — July 8, 10 p.m. I have nothing new to announce to you to-day. The works of the batteries of Careening Bay are progressing ...

... THE CRIMEA. PARIS, Saturday Morkisg. The Moniteur publishes a despatch from General Pelissier, dated Crimea, Aug. 23, one in the after- noon, in which he announces the enemy, hard pressed, has decided to fire his mines, and on the preceding night fired ...

... THE CRIMEA. ST. PETERSBURG, July 17. General Prince Gortschakoff writes that there was j | nothing new in any portion of the Crimea. j The fire of the allies was more slack. They had, | j however, made several reconnaissances in the valley ' of Baida ...

... THE CRIMEA. MOVEMENT OF BRITISH TROOPS. The subjoined note has been obligingly forwarded to us by Lord Fanmure : — WAR DEPARTMENT, Oct. 14. Intelligence has been received by Lord Panmure that Sir Colin Campbell has been sent to Eupatoria with a considerable ...

... THE CRIMEA. A communication from Sebastopol iv the Union says : — It is difficult to imagine a more desolate place than this poor town ; it is a positive sepulchre. Its sloping hills, once covered with picturesque gardens, are transformed into arid ...