... THE CRIMEA. The Tiui't says, what want t*. know is this. Sup. posing everythin!; done that i- s be. .mlsed or !•' ■ .. .. taking Sehuslop-d the days than there wa« In wi. chance is tiicrc t-f taking tho place at all The Jir.l ish people want something ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Times, under date Viennft, Thursday evening, says:—According to a despatch from our Crimean correspondent, dated April l9t, the allied armies were quite ready open their fires on Sebastopol. The probably, only waited the arrival of despatches ...

... THE CRIMEA—THE BOMBARDMENT. Paris, Tuesday —The correspondent says, it it ■aid that despatches of the 12th announce that the bombardment of Sebastopol continued, that it bail already caused much damage to the town, and that breach had been opened. The ...

... THE CRIMEA. We have again received advices from Varna. The dates from Balaklava are to the inst., and from Varna to the Bth inst. They state that nothing of impottance had occurred relative to the operations tbe siege. few unimportant attacks and skirmishes ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Times' Paris correspondent writes Tuesday jßrmiag that he believes the Government has reeeived intelligence similar kind to that contained in tbe private despatch of tbe from Kamiesch to the effect that the bombardment bad caused great ...

... THE CRIMEA. SECOND EDITION, Courier Office, 1 a,m the 12th, the operations commenced on the against Spbasfcopol, continued without decisive resul*. ...

... THE CRIMEA. Vienna, Wednesday.—The Fremden Bladt gives the following intelligence from the Crimea, which requires confirmation: —The operations of the allies have commenced three points. Omar Pasha, with 24,000 Turks, advanced towards the Old Fort, and ...

... THE CRIMEA, The Times trusts that decisive measures have at length been decided upon with regard to the attack on Sebastopol. THE BALTIC. FLEET. London, Thursday, I p.m. —The Baltic Fleet was off Deal at 1 p.m. WEST INDIA AND MEXICAN MAILS. The Tyne ...

... THE CRIMEA. REIEILLE% MONDAY.—By the Carmel we have news from Constantinople of the sth. The Ottoman fleet was preparing to join the allied squadrons. The Egyptian division has been detained by contrary winds. There were 500 guns in position in the English ...

... THE CRIMEA. There are later datea from the Crimea con* taioiug iutelligenoc of moment than what are under oar usaal Foreign Intelligence. The Moniteur of Tueoday contains no news of interest. The lom of the Crowns, which had left Genoa with detachment ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Sinai, arrived at Marseilles ou Saturday; left Constantinople on the 22d; despatches for CioverunieDt left at p.m. Balaklava, March 20. Tlie Russians still occupy the ambuscades which the French attacked the 17th and 18th without successwith ...

... THE CRIMEA. Tn frna tb* Cium will b* (mud cor ami bad of Foreign letetligeooe, Oraet eurpeue bee prmi!cd daring weak ia nil perta of country, bat more eepeoalljr an tbe Stock Exchange, an to tbe eoming reaulla. The eye* of oouatry hare bean at one time ...