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... approaching departure of Omer Pacha for the Crimea:— ** By order of the Imperial Government, and at the request of the Oenerals-in-Chief of the allied armies, Omer Pacha is to proceed very ehortly to the Crimea with 30,000 men of the army of the Danube ...
... THE WAR, As yet no account has been received of any further movement in the Crimea either the Allies or by the Russians. Finer weather had, however, according to the despatches to the 13th of December, improved to some extent the condition of the army ...
... LATEST INTELLIGENCE. LONDON, THURSDAY MORNING. The Crimea.—To St. Peiersburgh Prince Men6chikod'reports that nothing remarkable hud taken place Sebastopol between the uud December, with the exception of two sorties on the 21st; in one these 11 officers ...
... BBlTiaE FRENCH FORCBS THE CRIMEA. , t correspondent Constantinople, writjpg on December, say*:— *• The effective British force about 18,000 men, exclusive of 1200 who have lime arrived in the Royal Albert, and 300 artillery’ ' to supply the places of ...
... rifle shot's of Lhe commandant’» qusrtera. RKINFORCBMKNTS. v the 18th, the number English sad French rein- c the armies in the Crimea amounted 18,000 ...
... of the community In America. At present the great demand for tho transport service for steam-vessels. Our expedition to the Crimea, it is feared, waa delayed too long, and when we discovered our mistake, and began to feel the strength and resources of our ...
... division, but hie medical attendants insist on his thorough restoration to his accustomed good health before he quits for the Crimea, It was thought his Royal Highness would leave towards the close of December. Captain Collinson, in the Enterprise, has arrived ...
... Va, MMa, December 22,-Tlie Ineereent .rrlval of and from the Crimea, for the treopi thence, tend, abeorb oo.l,wbichmmt bat sootier or later, on the price tbiemineral,and,eee ■ _i ai,- Crimea from thlo port may be recßonoa a* *»•. t*cr ton which rate shipping ...
... dealers of have resolved to present cadt of about fifty gallons of whiskv—upwards of gallons in a! I-for the use of the army the Crimea. The Duke of Newcastle has conveyed the thanks of the Government to the distillers for their generous ofler. THE REVENUE, ...
... illuatrious writer. While on the anbject of the army, I may at well allude to the position of the Timet correspondent in the Crimea, as lias been the subject of good deal of newspaper oorreapondenoe of late. The virulent attack of that journal upon all connected ...
... distributed according to merit, the Rev. J. Lawson, M.A , Incuinbeut. Hexham. —Mrs. Stanley Eiringtoii^qf House, forwarded to the Crimea, ship sailing on the 9th iust., a second bale of warm clothing, containing flannel shirts, 12 flannel drawers, pairs of worsted ...
... French Emperor reviewed on Tuesday, in the Court of tho Tuilerios the detachments of the Imperial Guard under orders for the Crimea. The Emperor afterwards addressed the troops, urging them emulate the example of their comrades, and lend their as-dstanc ...