... THE CRIMEA. (From the Daily News.) CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. 15.—8 y an English boat, arrived from the Crimea, Lord Raglan writes on the 12th, that the coast was not seriously defended, and that he bad faith in the snccess of the debarkation. The weather ...

... THE CRIMEA. JANUARY 28. It is evident the struggle is about to be renewed with greater vigour than before, and that on the events of this month may depend the fate of Turkey, of eastern Europe, and the result of the great campaign on which the eyes of ...

... THE CRIMEA. Marseilles, March 29. The Sinai has just arrived, with dales Iron) ConstanlU nople to the 20th. The weather continued very tempestuous in the Black Sea. The caravan of pilgrims to Mecca was to leave Constantinople on the 21st. Accounts from ...

... THE CRIMEA. DECEMBER 21.—ANOTHER SORTIE. The Invalids Rune contains the following details of sorties made from Sebsatopol on the night of the 20th-2Jat ult. :— Nightly sorties are made by our people with sucans. On that of the 20th-21st a detachment ...

... THE CRIMEA. DECEMBER 4. The number of beery guns, the quantity of shot, shell, and powder landed on the beach daily, under the superintendence of Captain Anderson, B. .t, are enormous. The Russian& had made some -eery determined attempts to recover their ...

... IN THE CRIMEA.. OTHER The states that the northern fortifications of ars, can offer hut little resistance, as in fact they are domin.. .by Fort Quarantine and partly by the Karabelgforts. Admi ruat has caused Tamar and Tangoria, in front of Yeui - ,to ...

... cavalry to the Crimea met with a succession of gales, which fully justify , the fears of those who recommended caution in navigating ' the Black Sea at the period of the equinox. Whether the main body of the vessels have reached the Crimea, we have not ...

... THE CRIMEA. DESPAMMI FROM LORD RAGLAN. BEFoss SEBASTOPOL, JANUARY 15. The fall of snow has been very great, and it is now fully one foot deep, which I am assured i.e very unusual occurrence in this part of the Crimea. This circumstance adds materially ...

... THE CRIMEA. There is no news from tbe Crimea or the Black Sea. Canadian Contingent.—The Morning Post says, is intended to raise two battalions Canada, a force amounting to 2,800 men. They will bear the name of the Royal British North American Begiment ...

... THE CRIMEA. We suppose that the inquiry which is just now being made What shall we do with the Crimea 7 will be taken by our peace friends as a proof that the real difficulties of the war are only jut beginning; and in truth, if one or other of the ...

... THE CRIMEA. The death of Brevet-Major McDonald, of the 84th Regi« raent. is reported. He was froseu to death in the trenches. Letters of the inst. stale that the troops still sn(lere4 severely, but their condition was improving, and better arrangements ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Euphrates, arrived at Marseilles, brings Constantinople admen of 28th January. Marshal Pelimier had been informed that the Russians proposed to attack the advanced position in the valley of Eiaidar, and hoped to surprise it. To oppose ...