... in thte Crimea, or even on that part of the steppes beyond Perokop, as a permanent and regular mode of conveyance, because the snow does not retain the necessary degree of solidity. The Russians cannot, therefore, rely on sledging in the Crimea, and they ...

... THIE CRIMEA. 'l'h news froma the Crimea is to the 30th ult. The i RIreSiasBs have erected newr batteries to answver the a llied battery called the Bilborquet, but wvith no effect. The fire oF the allied batteries against thc northern forts, F a~ns that ...

... ,~ (. eneral Burgoynie has left. T'he 4aiheu? of Thursday,.cot..ins a despatcl from AdliralT Brnt,.gio~ing news from the Crimea of the 7th. For aeyprao duys 6he Freoch had been throwing roekots into eastoptol, ant had aset the town on fire in several ...

... THE CRIMEA. OFFICIAL l)ESPATCHJES. (Fiom the ?? to the T - Jnan-- 7 -adon Gazette of Friday, V Saturday, January 27. NVar D partmentt, J .nuary 27, 1855. lls Grace tbe Dutk.' of Newcastle has this day i received a despatch, of wbich the following is a ...

... THE ORIMEA. (The following is from thle Correspondenlt of the Times.)bo s - from THE FLEET OFF THE RIVER KATCHA, chelrm CRIMEA, SEPT. 26. LordI This morning, the whsole steam squadron, with the but osi gaemnon at the head of it, and Hccompanied by made ...

... present some impediments di to the facile evacuation of the Crimea ?y our owna troops. B The French army is rapidly retiring from Russian soil. The eageruess of the French to gut away from the Crimea generally is undeniable. As for your Englishman, He's ...

... TIHE CRIMEA-, SIECGJE OF SEBASTOPQL. TrIE OFFICIAL DESPATCHES. From the Suppleument to the Lundon Gazctte of Tuesday. WAB. DarAIrrTauNT, MAy 2. Lord Panmure bus this day received two despatches and their enclosures, of which tho following are copies, ...

... THE CRIMEA. Advices from Consteatinople of the 28th ult. state n that within a week from that date the whole of the et Turkish fsrces under Omar Pasha would have landed cz at Eupatoria; and it was reported that Gerecral Osten- = Sacken was hastening with ...

... '1THE CRIMEA. DESPATCCH FROM LORD RAGLAN. (From the Lolon (Jaznoette of Tuesday, F-b. 20.) WVAR DEPARTMENT, FEB. 20. Lord Panmure has this day received a, d spatch and i&s nclosures, of bhich t0, following tiie copies, ad- dressed to his Grace thu Duke ...

... THE CRIMEA. were A letter from the rench camp, dated January 29th, i tirola says :- On Tuesday last the Pietlnoliteso hadl anl t affair Of *IutPosts wi h the Russiaus, and made 200 is, I prsoners. gornst I le Vatican briags intellicenoe fron the Crimea ...

... THE CRIMEA. A telegraphic despatch has been. leciveA by'theI French Government from queic1 ?? jsir, dated the 3rdinstant, announcing that tbe last dutiet &hadjust been paid to Lord Raglan, by the two armies, with all I the. pomp which circumstances permitted ...

... THE CRIMEA. ATTACK ON THE REDAN ATND~ i},1 afttr MALA&KOF TOWER. . Lord Pmnmure yesterday (F riday) announced witu TIu regret that he bas received iaformittion that the Euglish' COME troops attacked the Redau and thO French thii Malakoff -Divii Teower ...