... THE CRIMEA. The First Night Shore.—The troops had terrible time of it last night, September 14; the wind and rain were exceedingly violent, and after the snug night on board ship, our poor fellows must have felt the change terribly. To-day the tents were ...

... THE CRIMEA. The first detachments ofthe allied troops entered the eastern part or Karabelnaia suburb ol Sebastopol on the 11th, order of General Pelissier, and on the following day the city, having been previously inspected, was occupied, but only by ...

... THE CRIMEA. A letter from Kamiesch of the 20th ult., in the Moniteur de la Hotte, says ;— Malakhoff commands all the lower part of Sebastopol, and dominates the passage ofthe Bay of Inkermann, by which the town obtains its supplies from the north side ...

... THE CRIMEA. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. (By Submarine and European Telegraph). VIENNA, Sunday Evening. The following intelligence has reached Vienna through a Russian source :— Up to the 7th nothing of importance had occurred in the Crimea; the attack on the ...

... THE CRIMEA. LAND TRANSPORT CORPS. A correspondent in the Crimea writes : It is calculated that seven battalions of the Land Transport Corps are retained, the number at present fixed upon, there will yet be 35,000 mules and baggage animals for sale, and ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Russian organs the press affect to feel as much security with regard to Nicolaiefi as they formerly did about Sebastopol. The National Gazette of Berlin, which supports Russian interests, asserts that the Bug has been rendered impracticable ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Times has a letter from its correspondent in the Camp, dated May 21, He says:—The monotony of life in camp like this is as complete and as barren of incident as existence in barrack at home. We make a few extracts: Lieutenant-Colonel ...

... THE CRIMEA. (From the Daily News). CAMP BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, Nov, 10. The enemy have not been strengthening, apparently the north side any more, but they had a grand review on the 6th ; their firing, too, has been less lately. Our battery in Sebastopol ...

... THE CRIMEA. (From the Daily News.) We have had heavy rains and gales. 1 have not heard of any ships being lost, though several have been slightly damaged in the ports. At Kazatch two vessels have been wrecked—one,a brig, ran on shore having no anchors; ...

... THE CRIMEA The news froth the Crimea is to the 10th. The Russians have announced that they will not allow the importation of merchandise into the Crimea except Theodosia and Rupatoria. General Jaknowskyßas been appointed Civil’Governor of the Crimea. The ...

... THE CRIMEA. According to official reports lying before me (writes a St. Petersburg correspondent of the Cologne Gazette) the army in the Crimea, which Prince Gortchakoff has just handed to General Luders. is composed as follows: the 4th, sth, 10th, 11th ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Invalide Ruise publishes the following extracts from Prince Gortchakoffs diary of the siege from the 14th to the 18th of August: The fire of the enemy before Sebastopol, from the 14th to the 18th of August, which was very heavy times, ...