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... Steam direct to the Crimea, calling at 5 GIBRALTAR and CONSTANTINOPLE, to land passengers ?? A well-known splendid fast-sailing S,:rew Steamer, having i, died cabin aeeommodatiou, will be despatched positively ou t ji-t July, for the purpose of conveying ...
... STEAM to CONSTANTINOPLE and the CRIMEA.— The splendid new Screw Steam-Ship SARDINIAN, ] (1,111 tons, and 2 ...
... STEAM to CONSTANTINOPLE and the CRIMEA.— The splendid new Screw Steam-Ship SARDINIAN, n.006 tons, and 20« horse-power. A 1 12 years. John M'Gowan, Commander. This fine Vessel has very superior accommodation for passengers. Parcels and small packages for ...
... ■^T7 D ON, MARSEILLES, , L U^taNTINOPLE, BALAKLAVA, direct to the CRIMEA, j Co ffiew English Screw-Steamer LONDON, H. Nkwbolt, ! Splendw* ded SAIL on the 10ttl September, from Mar- ! Coßmao^'.for Constantinople and Balaklava. The ship being , jalles, ...
... STEAM Direct to the CRIMEA, calling at Gibraltar and Constantinople to land Passengers on'y.— A well-known, splendid, fast-sailing Screw-steamer, having ?? ■equ-llcd ca'dn accommodation, will he dispatc'ied positively onthe 2lst of July, -for the purpose ...
... of those seas. Death of the m Times' Commissioner in the Crimea. — We regret to observe, from the columns of our contemporary, the Times, that the gentleman who was ' sent out to the Crimea by the manager of that paper to ' succeed Mr. Macdenald, has ...
... Dire.*! to the CRIMEA, ealli-ng at a Gibraltar and i '->nstantiu >ple to laml Passoge»rs on^y.— A well-known, .plondi I, fast sailing Screw steamer, havintniin- ?? c.V in accommodation, will he dlspate °ed positively on tlio •> st of J uly. for the pu ...
... SJTEAM Direct to the CRIMEA, calling a *p Gil»i?altar and C uistantinople to laud Passengers only.- A welM;»r,)wn, splendid, fust sailing Screw-steamer, having ur •equillotf ca>ein ?? will be dispatched positivel ? n tiie 2ist of July, for the purpose ...
... AUSTRIA. Vienna, March 14. The regular conferences l>ogin to-morrow. The two Russian Grand Dukes are on their way home from the Crimea. Prince Menschikoff has gone to Moscow. ...
... despatches:—Crimea, Sept. C, 10 p.m. —Our fire against the place continues under favourable conditions. Our losses are very small. Nothing new has occurred on the lines the Tchernaya. The enemy is not preparing any movement there. Crimea, Sept. 7, p ...
... army have left Maslak for the Crimea. The cholera has almost disappeared. Berlin, May 19.—Prince Gortschakoff, under date of Sebastopol, May 12, writes:—Nothing of importance has occurred on the different points of the Crimea. The fire of the enemy is moderate ...
... Saturday morning with a heavy cargo of Lancaster guns, shot, shell, &c., for the Crimea. The Sydney, steam transport, left Greenhithc on Saturday morning, for the Crimea. The Jasper, gunboat; is the third vessel of 1 that name lost within the last 30 ...