... THE CRIMEA. Intelligence dated Marseilles the 11th, and the Crimea the Ist instant, mentions that a neutral line had been traced between the Allied armies and the Russians. A review of 50,000 British troops took place on the 25th ult. at Balaklava. Advices ...

... THE CRIMEA. SEBaSTOPOL, M arc h 10th, 1856.—1 t seems as if th: armistice were likely t o exp i re b e f ore i ts terms are settled. The fi rs t diffi cu l ty arose upon the demand - the Allies to embark things from the south side of th e d harbour, the ...

... THE CRIMEA. • PARIS, SUNDAY. W e have received advices from Sebastopol to ti e 28 th January, which announce that General !r ich had arrived with the Guards, which had teed . the greatest enthusiasm amongst the Weather continued very fine. ri The batteries ...

... THE CRIMEA. A. telegraphic despatch from St. Petersburg, announces the receipt there of a report from Prince Gortschakoff, dated from Sebastopol, the 2nd inst. The report states that there was nothing going ea to communicate. The vigour of the Russian ...

... THE CRIMEA. SEB ASTOPOL, JULY 17th- General Prince Gortschakoff writes on the 12th—The fire of the allies is feeble. During the night of the 11th, many shells were thrown into the city. From the other parts of the Crimea, nothing new. General Pelissier ...

... THE CRIMEA, By the Carmel, which arrived at Marseilles,there is news from Constantinople to the 20th, and also the intqlligence from the Crimea of an order of the day promulgated by General Pelissier, dated 17th, in which that gallant commander thanks ...

... THE CRIMEA CONSTANTINOPLE, JAN. 29. Mvices from the Crimea state that the damage do to the earthworks before Sebastopol by the e rh i ting of the snow had all been repaired. he whole of the third division of the French tjPiace the English in the trenches ...

... THE CRIMEA. A despatch from Vienna, published in the Patrie, Paris journal, says— On Dec. 22 there was a great deal of snow at Sebastopol, and it was very cold. Both sides were preparing for a battle. Omer Pacha was expected. The latest news from the ...

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... THE CRIMEA. A letter from Varna, of the 14th, in the Post Anzpt Gazette of Frankfort, says: Reinforcements have again been sent this day to Eupatoria, to the number of 1,200 infanty and 500 cavalry. Troops continue to arrive here from Bulgaria to complete ...

... THE CRIMEA. The correspondent of the Daily News points out some-of the evils of divided command, and hints that a leaven of jealousy and .mutual dissatisfaction underlies the external parade of cordial amity be tween the French and English armies. As ...