... THE CRIMEA. SECOND EDITION. Paki3, Tuesdav. The Moniteur publishes a despatch from General Pellisier, dated June 20th. He says The enemy is actively occupied in constructing and repairing his works. We have a little cholera, but it does not make much ...

... THE CRIMEA. The intelligence from the seat of war reaches to the August. On that day General Prissier telegraphed to his Government that he had nothing of interest communicate. The enemy has not undertaken anything against our trenches Some cases cholera ...

... THE CRIMEA. The following extracts are from a journal of the siege of published by the Constitutionnel:— '• Nov. —A Russian declared in dying that we were betrayed by a deserter from the Foreign Legion. This man, it is said, informed the Russians that ...

... THE CRIMEA. Marskii.i.es, Saturday. The Thabor has arrived here with Constantinople •news the 30th. The Duke of Cambridge arrived at Constantinople on the 28th. Sir de Lacy Evans has gone to Malta on his return to England. The Russians have divided their ...

... THE CRIMEA. The default of official announcements any kind, from tiie Crimea has now extended over so many days as to call forth general remark, and give scope for the most adventnreus reports. The latter are without exception ot sinister character ; ...

... THE CRIMEA. Prince Gortschaltoff reports from Sebastopol, under date of August 38, eleven at night that the fire of the AUiea was the same the preceding day*, and in all other reepects there was nothing new. His official report of the battle the admits ...

... THE CRIMEA. Odessa, July 28. The garrison of Odessa, now the head-quarters of General Luders, was yesterday reviewed. consists of 16,000 infantry, two regiments of light cavalry, and few batteries of artillery. The telegraphic line from St. Petersburg ...

... CRIMEA. Gortschakoff had published an order of the day thanking the inhabitants of New Russia and Bessarabia, for their patriotism, and announcing the arrival in the Crimea, of the 7th and 15th Divisions, from Bender, and Odessa. Omar Pasha returns to ...

... THE CRIMEA. POSITION OF THE ALLIES.—ATTACKS BY THE RUSSIANS. Continued, though slow progress, is the sura all the intelligence from the Crimea. General Simpson writes on the 21st ult. : have great pleasure to inform your lordship that the health of the ...

... THE CRIMEA. despatches from Warsaw of the 26th gives an ex tract from message of Prince Mentshikoff, dated Dec 16. Up to the evening of that day no event of any im_ porta nee had occurred before Sebastopol. 1 state of the weather was a serious impediment ...

... THE CRIMEA. Constantinople, 28. Ten thousand Turks had landed at Eupatoria on the 26th. The entire corps with which Oiner Pacha operate will have landed, it expected, before the end another week. It was reported that General Osten Sicken was hastening ...

... THE CRIMEA. Crimea. Dec. 22. Since the departure of the division of General Jjiprandi for Baktchi Serai and Sitnpheropol, in anticipation of a movement on the side of Euprtoria, n0 more masses of Russians have been seen. They' keep in ir positions on ...