... THE CRIMEA. Balaklava, March 20.—The Uosstniu still ocenpr the ainbusciulcs which the French Attacked the 17ii ami 18th without success, and with loss. Reinforcements ol 15,000 Russians arrived at Scbastofwl on the 18th. On the same evening, 15,000 Russians ...

... THE CRIMEA. MaasciLLrs, Wednesday—The following has been received : The Himalaya has arrived, with important despatches for Omar Pasha and Lord Raglan. The small pox has broken out on board the St. Jean d’Acrc. She has been p'ac ...

... CRIMEA. MARscir.t April from Constant'mople the March, state that all the Allies in the Bosphoroiw had ordered, and had sailed the Crimea. All the ti oops engaged round the l»ay of Kamcis«*h had received dirtetioiis to take p ...

... THE ARMY IN THE CRIMEA, from the Crimea that Major-General the Hon. Yorke Scarlett, commanding the Cavalry Division, left lialaklava, attended by Captain Elliott, Aidede-Camp, for England, having been summoned home on account of the serious illness of ...

... THE CRIMEA. THE BATTLE OF THE TRENCHES. (From Morning Herald Corresr ondeni.) Camp bektre Sebastopol, March 23. Last night onn of the most desperate of the sorties which have been made on the allied lines for some time past took place against our advanced ...

... RUSSIA Military letters from Vienna warn that Russia putting forth her utmost strength in the Crimea, and express doubts whether the remaining force of the Czar's army in that pen* insula, and the corps marching daily into it, properly estimated in England ...

... to the Crimea. There was one steamer used to take them out, all the other vessels used for that purpose being sailing vessel*. It was intended to form a cavalry reserve of 150 men, and about the same number horses for each regiment in the Crimea, at Scutari ...

... April, wlk„T|« ferenee. arc U, be resumed, will depend mainle ootta .'htary erentt which may in the meantime curred in the Crimea. If R„«,i„„ s h« been on*, thu mterrel to threw laree reinCeraS,. the pcinna.da, and if they think they can look wnh eonfidenee ...

... e contains to-day a very long article respecting the expedition to iha Crimea, which concludes aa.tel:—“ multiply the examples which prove that the Anelo-French army in the Crimea has done everything that expected from it. From the courace of thesol-ability ...

... not in Canada and New Brunswick. American paper. Light Cavalbt fob the Crimea —lt is said that Colonel Parlby will command the Hussars and the 12th Lancers, now en route for the Crimea. These will probably form the third Brigade. Tboop Horses fob the Cbihea ...

... THE GERMAN STATES. _ Th® Augsburg Gazette, of the date, pnbiMhes an article mocking the failures of the Allies in the Crimea, and urging the Slates of normally to rally to Austria os the real arbitra* tor on the affairs of the East. RUMOURED BURNING OF ...

... communicate with the Crimea, what steps Lord Palmerston would take to furnish the public with information as to what was going on. Lord PALMERSTON replied that it was his intention to ask the Commander of the Forces in the Crimea to send home information ...