... THE CRIMEA. PARIS, FEB. 8 . Advices from Sebastopol to 30th January been 'received, which report that the weath er had greatly improved, and that a genelt l att 3e/' upon the place appeared imminent. ...

... THE CRIMEA. Nine thousand of the English troops had embarked. The allied cavalry, at Eupatoria, by permission of General Luders, will come down to the coast by land to their point of embarkation. The Tartars of Enpatoria are leaving in great numbers to ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Moniteur publishes a report from General Polissier, dated the Crimea, July 27th, 11 o'clock, announcing that the Phlegethon had arrived at liameisch, bringing the prisoners that has been exchanged at Odessa, for Russian prisoners of war ...

... THE CRIMEA, Advices received at Constantinople from Kertch, mention that the Russian troops had withdrawn from the immediate vicinity of the Allied position. A private letter from the French camp in the Crimea, gives a very bad account of the state of ...

... THE CRIMEA. From Marseilles, (August 21), we have intelligence, dated Constantinople, the 13th inst., from Which we learn that a winter camp is to be established at the Eaux Douces, and this camp, when combined with that of Maslak, will prOiride aceoin- ...

... THE CRIMEA. OFFICIAL DESPATCH. War Department. Saturday, July 7. Lord Panmure presents his compliments to the editor, and has great pleasure in transmitting the enclosed intelligence which has this day reached him from General Simpson. Crimea, July '6 ...

... THE CRIMEA. By the Thabor, arrived yesterday at Marseilles, we have news from the Crimea, stating that snow continued to fall in that promontory. We learn also that credence was given to a statement, that in the ensuing spring the British army would be ...

... THE CRIMEA. A private despatch received from Konigsberg, announces that the Russians have decided upon the erection of a bridge to connect the Forts Nicholas and Fort Michael, so as, in case of necessity, to facilitate the retreat of the Russians from ...

... THE CRIMEA. [Notwithstanding the repetition of the announcements of some of our cotemporaries, we think that the authenticity under which the following reacher us, and a regard to dates, auth or i ses us t o say we now, with deep pain, and th a t f ee ...

... THE CRIMEA. The - news from the Crimea brought by the Jourdain is to the, date of the Bth instant A tremendous, hurricane had blown away a ,uumber tents, but fortuuatelyno easuahies had oceuried'on the Coast; or at least none had' been notified. The rchernaya ...

... THE CRIMEA. 'Private dispatches dated from the camp, June 4, transmitted by telegraph from Varna, state that new reconnaissances had been made, and that a further advance was expected. RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG, JUNE 4 Prince Gortschakoff reports from Sebastopol ...

... THE CRIMEA, Advices received from St. Petersburg, in Hamburgh, on the 30th instant, state that in a report to the Russian government of the battle of the Tchernaya, Prince Gortschakoff admits that his troops have sustained severe losses, but he attributes ...