... THE CRIMEA A despatch from Marshal St. Arnaud announces the safe arrival and disembarkation of the allied army at Oldport, on the 14th, without encountering opposition. Constantinopi.b, 15th.—25,000 Turks are marching upon Ibrail. Schamyl is about to ...

... horses axd mules perished exhaustion cay working by want of water, of wl he meu: 4 ‘was a great scarcity. ledger ; > work- THE CRIMEA, gnedto Tuurspay The Daily 2 ...

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... THE CRIMEA Princo Gortschakoff (June Bth) reports the as sault on the previous evening. says:— The allies kept up very heavy bombardment on the 6ih and 7th, until six o’clock in the evening, when three French regiments advanced and attacked the redoubt ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Siraoia arrived at Marseilles this morning, with advices from Constantinople of the 19th, and the Crimea of the 13ih. In reference to the appointments in the Crimea subsequent on General Codrington being raised to the chief command, the ...

... THE CRIMEA A telegraphic despatch has been received from Lord Raglan, dated May 1, announcing that tho Russian force stationed between the Bclbcck and Mackenzie’s Farm had been reinforced two divisions. It may assumed, as it is not mentioned, tliat no ...

... THE CRIMEA. (lean Speri'd C,rresimmlemee o tAe Daily Camp, Sebastopol, Nov. Y. I 'There has been absolutely no ocourrence N ibis part of the field worthy of record during lb, peat week. here has been a rumour the lad die or two that an expedition was ...

... THE CRIMEA, The Timet correspondent writes thus under dale April 2:—The ground i- covered with snow, the sky is obscured Black Sea fog, and all the struggling vegetation of the plateau and of the adjacent valley* is exposed to severe trial. The wind is ...

... THE CRIMEA. road the Contlitutionnel :A letter, written on the 22d by ‘■•ur oorreepondent in the Crimea, inforMis us that, to. •tead of iljc vigorous attack which was expected on the 18th, way of celebrating the fete-day the Emperor Nicholas, them *a» ...

... THE CRIMEA. THE ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. {From the Correspondent of the Times.) Camp before Sebastopol, Dec. 21, 1855. Winter has now come upon us in reality, and we hare had, for the last few days, some very cold weather. On the night of the 18tb the went ...

... THE CRIMEA Official intelligence was received on ednesday the War Office of the deaths of the following officers in the Crimea, addition those who (ell iu the battle of the Alma : Lieutenant Colonel Hoey, 30th Regiment; Captain Freeman, Greys ; Captain ...

... THE CRIMEA. NUMBER OF RUSSIAN SHIPS DESTROYED AT SF.BASTOPOL. It may not uninteresting at th* present moment to give statement of the Russian fleet Sebastopol previous the invasion of tbe Crimea the allies. It consisted of the following ships;— Ships ...