... another form, which will be the separation of the Crimea from Russia. The Vienna Fresse, of the 14th, publishes an article to show that the proper termination of the war would be the evacuation of the Crimea the Allies— France and England henceforth defending ...

... their wsy to the Crimea. They were not disposable till now, because the attitude of Austria was not sufficiently clear, and attacks other pomts ot the empire were expected j but now that the Allies have engaged all their forces in the Crimea, they will meet ...

... the town. Lord Ennismore is one of the three rival candidates for the suffrages of the Cork constituency. THE FIGHT IN THE CRIMEA. ...

... and foreign companies, plying regularly. Since the 18th ult., when embarkations commenced, there have been sent off to the Crimea, 28,000 ton* forage, flour, and biscuit, and 30,000 tons of war materiel. Upwards of 250,00 u shells have also been sent, ...

... 414 convalescents embarked in the the 31st March tor the Crimea, under the command of Major Purnell, 90th Regiment; and 120 more convalescents will embark on Monday, the 2nd of April, for the Crimea, including 83 of the Brigade of Guards, . . At Scutari ...

... of the Three Powers is insured for the future. Austria will to war, if necessary, and is ready to send 100,000 men to the Crimea, to aid the durable conquest of that important province. Austria is already disarming, say the opponents. Not a bit, replies ...

... the Russians were defeated • but these rumours were of very indistinct shape. ' The Weiner Zeitung publhhes the followin'* CRIMEA, April 14. Daring the night of the 13th the left; attack of the allies obtained considerable advantage over thi Russians. ...

... Vienna Conferences, adds“ Thus, in either case, it was well to negotiate at Vienna while continuing all the same fight the Crimea. New, this is exactly what we have reason to fear is not being done as ought to be. A few days age the telegraphic report ...

... Gortschakoff announces that up to the 6th April nothing important had happened before Sebastopol, aid generally throughout the Crimea. HAMBURG, Saturday. Commodore Watson, commander of the flyirg iquadron preceding the Baltic fleet, has entered tie port Kiel ...

... not possible unless France and England should extend the interpretation of the third Point. The Emperor’s departure for the Crimea is now considered quite as certain as his journey to London. Everything in the same state preparation, and all ready to start ...

... coasts of the Ciimea and back, carrying provisions for the use ot the Russian army !'* ACTUAL STRENGTH OF OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. The following account, compiled from official documents, on the spot, is given by contemporary as the strength of the English ...

... throughout the day, but they are all controverted by ' the despatch, announcing that nothing of importance had occurred in the Crimea to the 6th inst. However, something of importance will occur there shortly, | as the preparations for war here are being carried ...