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... Wanderer. Prince Menschikoff has been nominated to the three. There were no members in thé house. T rd to all overnorship of the Crimea. were determined to carry out the views of the maj: leases of 6 A letter dated Constant attending. The Speaker adjourned the ...
... peace The excitement at Constantinople is excessive, 1 rritorial that the Turkish fleet is to be dispatched to th uest the the Crimea, and it is believed that the E: lish an conces- fleets will enter the Black Ses. As the slso the are exercisi This neutrals ...
... thening cus. The Times that th fleets re waiting Sees ae ae desired The English and French admirals di of respond dition to the Crimea, but advised that efficient erefore, should be given to Turkish ports. n width The Ambassador has been recalled from I pth ...
... frigate. Tuas Brack Sea.—Letters from the shorvs o state that the Russians are establishing at diffe more especially in the Crimea, defensive batteries. They have changed the direction | lighthouses constructed to protect vesesl» ar otting ; and have also ...
... the Black Sea Tus Brack Sea.—Lette state that the Russians are establishing at different points, and more especially in the Crimea, defensive intrenchments and coast batteries. They have change: d the direction of the fires and uses constructed to protect ...
... { corted the Turkish convoy to Batoum had cont after having aided in the landing of the whole, the coast of Abasia and the Crimea. Tho Tu tumed on the 13th to Constantinople, to tak neh troops. They had left the English aud Pr: fourteen in number, at Sinope ...
... Batoum had continued their route after having aided in the landing of the whole, and cruised alow, the coast of Abasia and the Crimea. The Turkish frigates re turned on the 13th to Constantinople, to take on board fres! troops. They had left the English aud ...
... Dardanelles. The followioit particulars are given of the visit of the Retribution to Sebastopol, the famous Russian port in the Crimea; —“The RttrUmiwn, when sent to Sebastopol with the notification to Prince Menschikotf the entrance of the Black Sea, arriving ...
... fight, the Tarks listened to nothing, and slaughtered, without pity, all who fell under their han . The Mussulmans of the Crimea, incorporated with the Russian army, in vain appealed to their character of Mussulmans ; o quarter was given of blood ran ...
... they were ijafluenced by con r South might be a lon, and severe one; but might end in Bessarabia to urkey—in erecting the Crimea in 2 time: depeadent State—in freei the navigstion of the Da opening up the Euxine to the nations of the world.’ other hand ...
... also visited, a tow division composed of French and Eo. lis! son, Firebrand, Gomer, and Sané, ov th along the coast of the Crimea, from Tue Greek Esxsurrecrion.—T sense of a most important article in he pondent The latest news leav tion on the frontiers ...