... THE CRIMEA. The papers do not contain single telegraphic despatch. A letter from Bucharest, dated December 7tb, says Pasha starts on Monday or Tuesday. Thirty or forty thousand Turks and 100 guns are to embarked at Varna or Bachina under bis superintendence ...

... harbour.” the 17th instant the 13th Regiment embarked Gibraltar for the Crimea. The with the Indian and Mediterranean mails, arrived at Southampton yesterday. There later news from the Crimea. The Invalidt of the 16th iast. contains a despatch from Prince G ...

... THE CRIMEA. Tha following remarkable passage appear* in the Corriare Italio of Vienna, often quoted semi-official Tha coaraa to ba followed by the Allies in the Crimea, after the taking of Sebastopol, will depend on attitude of the Stataa of Central Europe ...

... THE CRIMEA. The immigration of the Bulgarians continues with unabated vigour in the Crimea. Russian agents are scouring the Northern provinces of Turkey, alluring the inhabitants by every kind of inducement, and in many instances advancing money to pay ...

... the whole, great cordiality prevailed on both sides. The Times has despatches from the Crimea, dated the 11th. The preparations for the speedy evacuation of the Crimea are proceeding with rapidity and energy. It is said that 6,000 Sardinians will be the ...

... THE CRIMEA. Paris, June 30 General Pellisier reports that he will make another assault in the first days of July, and, should it be unsuccessful be will raise tne siege, and and attack the Russian army in the open field : but is determined to defer no ...

... THE CRIMEA. Advices from Sebastopol state that the assn are taking up position to the north of fortress, to ready repulse an expected attack that quarter. Varions concurring would seem to indicate that one object for which tlm Turkish troops have been ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Ganges nn-ived at Maraeillee thie morning with advicee from Constantinople 17th, and the Crimea the Bth. A ship called the Superb bee gone down in the Black Sea with the whole of the crew, transport Ttlavere bed alio gone down in the Son ...

... THE CRIMEA We read in letters from the Crimea that General de La- Mannora had addressed the following proclamation to the Sardinian troops;—. ** Head-quarters, K&dikoi, 6th. •* Soldiers !—The peace signed a: Paris the 39;h March lasi defeats ihe hopes ...

... THE CRIMEA. Camp before Sebastopol. Aug. 27. The special correspondent of the Times says; Trie slate of suspense which w© were kept during the last week, daily, and almost hourly expecting an attack, somewhat realised during the last twenty-four hoars ...

... THE CRIMEA. A despatch from Vienna published in the Patrie says : On December 22d there was a great deal of snow at Sebastopol, and it was very cold. Both sides were preparing for a battle. Pacha was expected.” The latest news from the Crimea is the Ganges ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Ganges arrived at Marseilles this morning with advices from Constantinople of tho 17th, and tho Crimea the sth. A ship called tho Superb has gone down in the Black Sea with the whole of the crew. Tho transport Talavsra had also gone down ...