... THE CRIMEA • We have again received advices from Balaklava, and also from Varna. The dates from llalaklava are to the sth instant, and from Varna the Bth instant. They say that nothing of Portance had occurred relative to the operaof the siege. A few ...

... THE CRIMEA, We have received aivices through Marseilles to -day from the Crimea. According to these the . navigation of the Danube was re- Ported to be perfectly free—the Russians per flitted all vessels to pass without molestation; and at Constantinople ...

... THE CRIMEA. t Z h e Moniteur announces that nothing of impor 2 0 had occurred before Sebastopol up to the ta instant. ...

... THE CRIMEA. VIENNA, WEDNESDAY EVEN T°. • The last news receive , ' here from the states that the preparations on both sides approaching attack on Sebastopol were 1 161 , n - early completed. ...

... THE CRIMEA. In continuation of news of the 19th, it is stated officially that the besiegers were consolidating as to render secure all the points they continue°. to gain from the enemy. From Vienna it is asserted that the diversion which it was arranged ...

... THE CRIMEA. Prince Gortschakoff has addressed a despatch to the Russian government dated on the evening of the 19th, in which lie praises the troops, and states that the fire of the allies had all but ceased. A small Russian reinforcement was then marching ...

... CRIMEA. The following is an authentic list of the officers who sailed for the Crimea on the 6th instant, on board her Majesty's ship St. Jean d'Acre, from Queenstown, viz. : —l7th regiment: Major Arthur Lowry Cole, Captain D. L Colthurst; Lieutenants ...

... THE CRIMEA. We have much satisfaction in presenting the subscribers and patrons of the NORTHERN DAILY TIMES with the following communication received from the seat of war, (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Heights before Sebastopol, June 18, 1835. I have ...

... THE CRIMEA, Letters from Sebastopol, dated the 15th ultimo, give a long account of the review of the Russian troops by the allied generals. On arriving at Traktyr bridge the Russian band played a national air, the guard presented arms and cheered. Marshal ...

... THE CRIMEA. We have received, via Trieste, under yesterday's date, intelligence from Constantinople to the 10th inst. The news which had arrived there from the Crimea mentioned that the Russian Commander was preparing to assume offensive operations during ...

... THE CRIMEA. A private despatch, dated Konigsberg, the 30th instant, announces that news received at St. Petersburg from the Crimea states that Prince Gortschakoff had published an order of the day, thanking the inhabitants of Bessarabia and New Russia ...

... THE CRIMEA. A despatch from Berlin, dated yesterday, says, according to special reports published in St. Petersburg►, the Crimea is supplied with provisions for the Russian army for eight months. The Constitutionnel of yesterday, on the authority of the ...