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... THE CRIMEA. The Times Paris correspondent writes on Tuesday evening that believed the government has received intelligence similar kind to that contained in a previous dispatch of the 12ih from Kamiesch, to the effect that the bombardment had caused great ...
... THE CRIMEA. BiLAILAVA, MARCH 31. The Russians have constructed two new• batteries, and have converted the ambuscades into an advanced parallel. The allies have also constructed two new batteries. The firing has been slack. It was said positively that ...
... 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. Balaklava, March 20. —The Russian* still occupy the ambuscade which the French attacked o.i the 17th and 18th without success, and with loss. Reinforcements of 15,(NK) Russians arrived Sebastopol on the 18th. tin same evening 15,0 crossed ...
... THE CRIMEA The Morning A/#/ftate!* »h»t Hie c«* are actualljr from Daiaklasato Varna, will rea*ly for h-c to-nmrrox* (liiaar* rancftn* inlrlliitence from (he hrod (piarlara in the Crimea may received London aithto few honrt. REJECTION OF OUR CONDITIONS ...
... THE CRIMEA. The Moniteur contains a report from General Canrobert. The sanitary condition of the troops is generally good, and the discipline has never been better. The Turkish army at Eupatoria amounts to 40,000 men, with cannon. The excellent measures ...
... THE CRIMEA. Advices from Berlin of the 31st March, state that General Osten Sacken had sent the following report to St. Petal burg . The troops of the garrison made a sortie on the nights of the 22nd and 23rd, to destroy th e a d vance d wor ks o f the ...
... THE CRIMEA The Time: says, under date of Vlen'oa s Thursday, that according to a despatch from our Crimean correspondent, dated April 1, the allied armies were quite ready to open their fire on Sebastopol—the generals, probably, only waiting the arrival ...
... 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 March 20.— The sorties of the enemy are made night after night, in greater force, and with more confidence on each occasion. Last night, indeed, they received severe check, but it was not till they got up to our second parallel, on the left ...
... number of men as a reinforcement for Uio Crimea. When Parliament resumes its sittings, this subject will demand attention. It is, indeed, possible that even before that time events may have occurred in the Crimea which will urge it upon us more strongly ...
... THE CRIMEA. Paris, Thursday, 7, m. OfficUl telegraphic intelligence from Sebastopol, April 6tb, rays;—“ Nothing of importance has occurrot!. Tho French hold their ground before the Malakhoff Tower. Vienna, Thursday Evening. According to telegraphic despatch ...