... last three months, will, therefore, give upon the whole year, on the same calculation, thii ty-two. So that it seems these Crimea of violence are all increasing. Gentlemen, there are no means whatever of putting an end to crime. It is hopeless to suppose ...

... from Odessa state, that so late as the 14th inst., fresh Russian troops were still being poured into Bessa- rabia and the Crimea. It appears tbat on the re- ceipt of the intelligence, that the Russian army had crossed the Pruth, the Turkish government ...

... minister, after breaking off diplomatic relations with the Porte, retired to Bagdad. Ttie reason why LuyderV corps went to the Crimea was, that there was an insurrection tbere, On tbe 19th November in favour of Turkey. ...

... sia, and Mohamad Khan Issues Constantinople for Bskdsd. Tht English snd French admirals disapproved of sn expedition to the Crimea, but advised tbat effieiant pro- tection should be given to Turkish ports. Tsasgrsphtc ttmt* from Coastsotiooalo, of the 15th ...

... Letters from the shores of the Black Sea state that the Russians astablishing at differet points, and more especially iv the Crimea, defensive entrenchments and coast batteries. They have changed the direction of the fires and lighthouses constructed to ...

... Cosaacks. By Ladbekcb Oli- raart, Author of A Joasoev to Nepaul. With Thirty-four Engravings on Wood, enlarged Map of the Crimea, aod Map of tbe Author* Route. Octavo, lis. WilliMß Blackwood 4 Son. Edinburgh and London. ttrr\___ tARMER WARNED against ...

... reasonably be suspected, especially as it is understood that they have recently been called to supply the reinforcements for the Crimea. The Turkish force between Shumla and Tulska was on tbe 12th, about 40,000; the garrisons of Rutschuk and Sihstna numbered ...

... Nearly nine months in the year the waves of the Blank Sea roll iv an almost unbroken mass, and in a rapid stream, from the Crimea and the Don toward the opening of the Bosphorus. Entering there, the tide, carrying with it tie superfluous waters of the ...

... left Beycos, in the Bosphorus, some time ago, reached Kavarna Bay, on the 26th ult., and are expected shortly to land on the Crimea, to make a bold attack, at once, npon the Russian harbour of Sebastopol. Tho Baltic Fleet is also in motion— it has left Kioge ...

... perfectly distinct. The middle part of the Dobrudscha is inhabited by Tartars, who, when expelled by the Russians from the Crimea withdrew to Bessarabia, and after the taking of Ismail retreated to thia spot. Runaway Cossacks also aud Lipporaners who have ...

... the camp in the south is to have reinforcements at hand for the army of the East, and very probably to make a descent on the Crimea while the combined fleets ?? Sebastopol. The Government naturally keep their plan ot operations enveloped in secresy, but ...

... the shore redoubU have been thrown up to prevent a landing. A detach- ment of Circassians lately seized near tbe frontier of Crimea on two Russian gun-boats, which happened to be ly iug quietly at anchor, and took tbem to the Bay of Pschad. The next day ...