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... THE CRIMEA. The arrival of the Thabor Marseilles pats us possession of news from Constantinople to the 14th inst. The Conferences relating to the re-constitution of the Danabian Principalities bad commenced, at which were present the representatives of ...
... THE CRIMEA. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. Western Flyiny Post Office, Yeovil. Monday, November 12. EXPRESS. The Jourdain has arrived at Marseilles ; she brings Constantinople accounts of the lst inst., and Crimean letters of the 27th of October. The troops had ...
... THE CRIMEA Camp before Sebastopol, March 10.— It seems as if the armistice were likely to expire before the terms are settled. The first difficulty arose upon the demand of the allies to embark things in boats from the south side of the harbour, the object ...
... THE CRIMEA. LETTER BY RUSSIAN SISTER OF MERCY. The following is translation of letter written in May by one of the Russian Sisters of Mercy ministering at Sebastopol Only a few days have passed since I last wrote to you, md now I could again fill at least ...
... THE CRIMEA. The ‘ Constantinople Journal ’ says, Our accounts from the Crimea mention fact of the least importance. The cold was intense, and the sea had frozen along the coast, but particularly in the ports of Kazatch and Balaklava, and in the roads ...
... THE CRIMEA. The following is an extract from a letter sent Serjeant of the 2nd Battalion Rifle Brigade to his friends this city :— . Camp before Sebastopol, Sep. 9, 1855. embrace the earliest opportunity of writing to you, nopmg to find you in good ...
... THE CRIMEA We ( Times) have received the following from the War Department:— War Department, Oct. 14.—Intelligence has been received by Lord Panmure that Sir Colin Campbell has been aent to Eupatoria with considerable force of infantry and artdlery. ...
... THE CRIMEA. PABis,Sunday.—The Government has just received telegraphic dispatch from General Canrobert, in which he states that, in 44 hours from the time in which he wrote, the bombardment would commence. letter from the military correspondent of the ...
... THE CRIMEA. The following extract from a letter from seaman, on board the Agamemnon, to hi 6 parents, residing this city, will be read with interest :— H.M.S. Agamemnon, off Seb-astopol, April 17th, 1855. Dear Parents, —I have to inform you that the batteries ...
... astonish the Russians on the north side. General Crauford arrived in the Crimea yesterday. The quidnuncs he is to succeed General Simpson as Commander Chief. LETTER FROM THE CRIMEA. Extract from soldier's letter, a native of Dublin, to his mother. —Every ...
... THE CRIMEA. The Times has letters to the 3d instant. The correspondent writes:— At no period of acquaintance with the Brittish army have|l ever known the officers to be in such a state of profound dissatisfaction they are at present. The indecent haste ...
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