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... the unexpected display of strength made by their party on Thursday week. As Catherine of Russia, after her conquest of the Crimea, haughtily inscribed over one of the gates of Kherson, The route to Constantinople, so did the agricultural members rush ...
... nations. Her whole empire is a bundle of thefts. Look at her progressive encroachments upon Turkey, her forcible seizure a the Crimea, Finland, Poland, and the struggles even now going on against the tribes of the Caucasus -whom she is striving to subdue. ...
... rare occurrence. —Miscellaneous Thoughts on Men, Manners. and Things, by Anthony Grumbler. THE WOMEN OF SYMPHERAPOL IN THE CRIMEA.—Here, too, was impressed on our minds the glaring difference of customs growing out of modern civilization and those unvarying ...
... principalities was to have his head-quarters at Odessa, and to command the fifth corps d'armee and all the troops in Bessarabia, Crimea, and Sebastopol. ...
... Emperor and Empress are expected. A grand review would also -take place near Odessa. Their Majesties will pass some time in the Crimea. According to the same-hccounts Osman Pasha was moving to Bosnia With 35,00 'run, though the country was tranquil. - - SANATORY ...
... honour. Such, in a few words, have been totally unfounded is the framework of the opera. The manner in which it ROMANTIC CRIME.—A young man, named Ringer, was is put on the stage is truly magnificent, almost surpassing lately tried at Kongsvinger, (Norway ...
... are a part of New York in everything but name and organization, about 650,000. —llTezo York Evening Express. JEALOUSY AND CRIME.—A most extraordinary circumstance occurred at the theatre at Oran, in Algeria, on Sunday, the 3d instant. During the performance ...
... college, in order that he might not be corn- , pelled to stay in it. The jury declared him guilty, but said . . . _ REMAT.KABLE CRIME.—A liberated convict, named Tirard I that he had - acted with discernment ; and the Court ordered Gallier, residing in the village ...
... town of Kyros, in order to roam through woods of Colchis, to visit the coasts of the Black and Azov to wander through the Crimea, and then to take ship fr° °l Odessa to Constantinople. Seldom, perhaps never; has Tiflis see o l such enchanting splendour ...
... ;sr:Eck of a vessel, were passed, 13th instant, dr the west end of Lundy Island. _ DEC. s.—The Bathurst ha l; been last off Crimea, with all hands ea• sold. Dec. 2l.—The Flime, Dixon, has been wreekrd off r,,timain Bar: materials saved. SHANGHAI, Nov. ...
... their beauty, by whose presence they were graced. The old Prinee de Ligne, formerly a witness of the f4tes of Catherine in the Crimea, a warrior, a statesman, a writer, a poet, a sort of Alcibiades of the west, presided over these festivities, grew young again ...
... a ; Campbell, Daniell, from Odessa; Earl 11fulgrave, Brough, from Malta; and Despatch, Zanea, from Galitz, at Queenstown. Crimea, Bracey, and His, Jorgenson, from Buenos Ayres; Belvidere, Dobinson, from Taganrog; Ariadue, Meinann, from Alexandria; Derby ...