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... LATEST NEWS. THE CRIMEA. Paris, Saturday Afternoon. New« has been received hero from Sebastopol to April. As yet, the fleets had part in the bombardment, except two frigates, which engaged the outer forts. The explosion of mine had done much damage to ...
... The Herald says: jays :—The immediate departs for the Crimea had been deferred. parture of Napoleon ...
... THE PRIEST IN THE CRIMEA—FATHER SHEE.- HAN’S DEATH. We (Catholic Standard) have been favoured with the following interesting account of the death of the Rev. D Sheehan, written by a Catholie officer who witnessed his pious labours :— Camp BEFoRE Marcu ...
... in proportion. was nothing of importance in other parts of the Crimea. The Independance of Brussels has received from Vi- enna a report, alleged to be founded on a despatch from the Crimea, that the allies have suspended the bombard- ment of Sebastopol ...
... THE WAR TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. MAGNETIC TELEOEAPM.) THE CRIMEA. Admiral Nachimoff. in hia last order the day. on taking command of the fortress of Sebastopol, says that, after being besieged six months, the garrison is now in possession of threefold ...
... DESPATCHES MAGNETIC TLI.EGUArir.] [Tlic despatches of Friday appeared in onr second edition of that day.] THE WAR. A jiv from the Crimea, of date recent a- ...
... anative of the Roman States, and by trade a shoe- maker. Lord John Russell has arrived in London. Nothing further from the Crimea. Lonpox, 9, a.mM.—Wind N.E., fine. ...
... FRANCE. The Emperor Napoleon has deferred bis journey to the Crimea for the present. The opening of the Paris Exhibition has been post poned from May 1 to May 15. General Bizot, who was lately severely wounded before Sebastopol, and reported dead, has ...
... from Varna, of the 27th, from our own correspondent, announces that Lord Stratford De Radcliffe, left Constantinople for the Crimea on the 26th. ...
... Prince Menschikoff's order of the day, dated Porekop, March 12, in taking his farewell of the naval and military forces of the Crimea, he says:— The Imperial leader of the orthodox army, now passed into eternity, bestows his blessings from above their fortitude ...
... dated the 27th lost., from our {Timet) own correspondent, announces that Lord Stratford Redcliffo left Constantinople for the Crimea the 251h. RESIGNATION OF THE SARDINIAN MINISTRY. Count Corona and all his colleagues hare resigned. The King has accepted ...
... Varna, and will be ready for use to-morrow, the 24th. By this arrangement, intelligence from the Allied head-qu: arters in the Crimea may be received in London within afew hours.” We may add, that the telegraph between Varna and Schumla will be finished by ...