... THE CRIMEA. A private letter received from General Bouat, by the Simois, announces his complete recovery from severe illness; and his return to his command in the Crimea. General Bouat distinguished himself from the landing of the allied armies at Old ...

... THE CRIMEA. The latest news from the Crimea, in the Lloyd, informs us that the bombardment of Sebastopol commenced on the ith inst. This is in some measure corroborated by a despatch in another Vienna journal, to the effect that up to the 6th the bombarding ...

... THE CRIMEA. All the Paris papers of Saturday publish the two following telegraphic despatches from Prince Gortsohakoff : ST. PETERSBURG, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 26. Prince Gortschakoff writes from the Crimea, under date of the 23d of September : After ...

... THE CRIMEA. A letter from Warsaw of the sth, in the Coma.tutionnel, says :— The Councillor of State de Kotzebue arrived here yesterday from Sebastopol, and immediately had an audience of Prince Paskiewitch, to whom he delivered letters from General ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Czas, a Cracow journal, gives the following account of the positions held at present by the Russians in the Crimea :— The Russians occupy a line fortified by art and nature which forms a half circle round the positions of the Allies, ...

... THE CRIMEA. Mr. SCOTT wished to know whether the Government had received any further intelligence from the- Seat of War, as he understood there were some accounts in the papers of to-day. Lord PALMERSTON observed that a list of the officers killed had ...

... THE CRIMEA. The last accounts from the Crimea, says a letter from Vienna of the 3Gth ult., in the Post Ampt Gazstte, come down to the 28th. Information had reached the French camp that the Russian army had been reduced to 120,000 men by the losses ...

... THE CRIMEA. We have received the following telegraphic despatch from our correspondent at Marseilles:— MARSEILLES, MARCH 22. The Tarnise, which left Constantinople on the 12th of 14Iaroh, has arrived. Despatches for the Government left at 4 p.m. Colonel ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Journal de Constantinople has the following from the Crimea,, dated 23d ult. : The English fleet left Sebastopol on the 22d, with troops on board, for Eupatoria, where a diversion is to be made against the Russian army, at the same time ...

... Crimea. 4. England and France pledge themselves that the territorial possessions of the Emperor of Austria shall, under all circumstances, remain un. diminished. There is a secret article. After the triple alliance has beeu ratified Prussia will be ...

... THE CRIMEA. We read in the Journal de Constantinople : SEBASTOPOL, OCT. 15. This day, three divisions of the Sardinian army, under the immediate command of the General-in-Chief La Marmora, have loft for the interior. This expeditionary corps takes provisions ...

... THE CRIMEA. Tho Attract/ de St. Petersbourg publishes Prince Gortschalmff's journal of the operations in the Crimea to August 14, preceded by the following summary: On the 11th the besieger commenced a brisk cannonade with his batteries, concentrating ...