... FANATICISM IN THE CRIMEA. --- At Foyodocee (Theodosia) has taken place a rather remarkable criminal trial for fanaticism. In August, 1882, cattle disease broke out in the Greek-Bulgarian villages of St. Amen and St. }:zhanko, in the above. mentioned districts ...

... THE CRIMEA. A correspondent of the Malta Tines writes from Constasthiople on the 21st of September We received orders at Constantinople to go to Galata, and there embark Genera Adye and Colonel Gordon—the latter being our commissioner in the Danube—who ...

... THE CRIMEA. As the interest of the war is about to be concentrated upon the expedition which has made good its landing upon the shores of the Crimea, we think it desirable, with a view to the better understanding of the military movements which it may ...

... CRIMEA SHIRTS. OVERCOATS AND REEFING JACKETS. BOOTS AND SHOES. IMPORTANT NOTICE !! THE NOTED BOOT & SHOE WAREHOUSE, 52, High Street, Blue Town, Sheerness- B %, GRIMSEY, Having purchased largely and to advantage a stock of BOOTS, SHOES, and CLOTHING of ...

... THE CRIMEA. Vabna, Tiicrsdat, May 17.—There is heavy firing every night at Sebastopol. The expedition to Kertch has not been renewed. Three dubious of the French army have left Maslak for the Crimea. The cholera has almost disappeared. ...

... THE CRIMEA. Admiral Pellion has sent a despatch from Constantinople, stating that the removal of the troops and materiel yet remaining in that place is still continuing, but that the evacuation of the Crimea is entirely terminated. The Mositeier de ['Armee ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Newcastle received late Sunday -ht telegraphic message from Lord Raglan, dated tie ld,l» September. It states that the allied armies arrived at the place disembarkation, near the Old fort, lat. -K>, break of day on the Hlh, and before ...

... THE CRIMEA. General Codrington’s despatches mention the arrival in the Crimea of Sir Colin Campbell, on the 14th ult, whilst the correspondents of the daily papers relate his enthusiastic reception. Sir Colin is appointed to separate command, second only ...

... THE CRIMEA. From intelligence from the Crimea down to the 18th ult., we glean the following particulars : Omar Pacha returns to the command Asia. Intelligence from the Crimea represents that the improvement in tht health of the French army was still sustained ...

... THE CRIMEA. iiiti from the last confirms the account of tindefeat the Russians at Eupatoria, which is well fortified, and where they will, we trust, tiud her KaJafut or Silistria. From Ralakliva, have a letter from oflici r, dated I'eb. 7- He .says : ...

... CRIMEA. TUE COMMAND OF THE ARMY IN THE .. It is now certain that General Sir William Codrington is to succeed to the command of the British army in the East. lie has, no donbt, by this time received the intelligence, possibly is already installed in ...

... THE CRIMEA. [BY SUBMARINE EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH. | PARIS, Friday Evening. A ptivatc despatch from Marseilles announces the arrival of the Fury, which left the Crimea on Ihe This vessel reports that Sebastopol was to be completely invested on the 27th, ami ...