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... THE CRIMEA THE BOMBARDMENT COMMENCED. Tuesday.— The Moniteur contains a despatch which Gen. Canrobert announces, under date of 10th April, that the fire the French and English batteries was opened on the 9th against Sebastopol, and that during the first ...
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... THE CRIMEA. DESPATCH FROM LORD RAGLAN. Before Sebutopol, April 14, 1855. Mr Lord, -Since 1 wrote to your lordship on the 10th inst., steady and heary firo upon tho works of the enemy has been maintained from all the batteries of tho allies. The 6re of ...
... THE CRIMEA Balakiara, March 20. The Russians still occupy the ambuscades wiiii-h the French attacked on 17th and ISlh without success, and with loss. Reinforcements of 15,000 Russians arrived at Sebastopol on the 18th. On the same evening, 15,000 Russians ...
... April 14.—Prince Gortschakoff, writ- j ing from the Crimea says, that to the Gth instant nothing important had occurred before Sebos- j topol. Berlin, Saturday. Russian despatch from j the Crimea announces that the French had begun bombard the redoubts ...
... THE CRIMEA. Vienna, Apuil 14.—Prince GorUcbakuflT, writing from the Crimea, «ay«. that, to tli« titli iuwt., important had occurred before Sebastopol. Bkblin, Saturday. —A Kantian dequitch from the Crimea announces that the French laid to bombard the ...
... THE CRIMEA. Pams. TiicnsDar, p.w.—Official te’egraphie intelligenc from Sebast' pol, April 6th, says nothin of importance has occurred. The French hold their ground before the Malakoff Tower. There is new* from Vienna. Vies**, Thibsdat Evaaiso —According ...
... THE CRIMEA. The following authenlio it.tellifepcc ha* been receirej, in » despatch dated Vienna, at nine o’clock thi* morning:— Nothing new ha* taken place Sobaetopol up to the io*Unt. ioclosite. There are t.o facts of interest in corresrondcnco and journals ...
... THE CRIMEA. A letter in the Conrrier de MaueilUt, dated Kamicsch, I7ih of March, says:—- •• The Russians cro throwing new works of defence the Victoiia redoubt, which now cd the 9,h F-ench division. ibis redoubt rockets are every cvrnmg fired Into the ...
... THE CRIMEA. Paris, April 20. Under dlte April 11, General Canrobert writes from before Sebastopol that the superiority of tho artillery of allied armies la more and more eonfirmed. Oor troopaonthe preceding night, harin* twice driren ‘.be Russians from ...
... THE CRIMEA. London, Friday. A telegraphic message from the Crimea, of date cectas Wednesday, reached the Admiralty on yesterday. but, a late hour this rooming, tbe goreromeut _-do« in sole possession of the quickest means of communication— appear to bare ...
... THE CRIMEA, Viissa, Wkdrssdat.—Tho Pretse brings intelligence from Constantinople of the 6th, and from Sebastopol of the 3d. mention is road* of any engagement on that day, was anticipated. VtiKRA, April, .Mormso. —News has been received from Sebastopol ...