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... THE CRIMEA. M-schiUoff E tho prisoners have been taken. T innn/i; * ultimo four redoubts were taken by General and retained° W were destroyed, and two fortified tbe Cavalry was supposed by the Russians to amount to 500. e es llas despatch from its Vienna ...
... THE CRIMEA. London, Tuesday afternoon.—No later news from the Crimea, and no general intelligence from the continent, owing to the heavy gale last night. A Vienna piper, according the ' Morning Post of Monday, states, under date of Odessa 14th, that the ...
... been relieved of the command in chief in the Crimea and the Caucasian provinces. REINFORCEMENTS FOR THE CRIMEA. The ' Times ' states in a leading article, that from the commencement of the campaign in the Crimea up to the present time, there had been despatched ...
... THE CRIMEA. The following important telegraph has been received from the French Consul at B t TTCHA.REST, October 30. The English steamer Trent arrived Varna on the 26th. She brings news from the Crimea of the 25th. The bombardment was continued ...
... THE CRIMEA. (By Electric and Ikteknatioxal Telegraph) Berlin, Monday. According to a Russian official despatch, published in the 'Kreutz Zeitung,'dated St Peters, burgh 28th, the siege of Sebastopol continued uninterrupt. edly to the 23d, but the for ...
... THE CAMP IN THE CRIMEA. Marseilles, Saturday, April 26, 12.20 p.m.—The Thabor has arrived with advices from Constantinople of the 17th, and the Crimea of the 13th instant. She has brought 145 military men, but no sick. Marshal Pelissier returned the visit ...
... THE CAMP IN THE CRIMEA. REJOICINGS FOR THE BIRTH OF THE PRINCE IMPERIAL. Paris, Saturday.—The Moniteur contains the following despatch from Marshal Pelissier, dated Sebastopol, March 23 This morning, the French, English, ,j Sardinian armies and the fleets ...
... THE OPERATIONS IN THE CRIMEA. »■' ■—»-—. ?? ?? ?? mcircutuarc ousy with their works near the batteries of the Quarantine Bay but asserts that their approaches do not advance. ' DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIANS. French letters from the Crimea, dated the 3d inst- ...
... THE CAMP IN THE CRIMEA. Intelligence from the camp is now confined within monotonous limits. Beyond packing up and preparing to go away, eating farewell dinners, and making excursive trips to the north forts and to Simferopol, there is nothing left to ...
... CAMP IN THE CRIMEA. Marseilles, Sunday.—The Mersey has arrived with advices from Constantinople of the 3d, and from the Crimea of the Ist inst. The steamer Columbian had arrived. Two events are recorded in the late advices from the Crimea ; the firing: ...
... SUPPLIES FOR THE CRIMEA. unfortunate fatality appears to have attended the Government supplies for the Crimea. Not only was there an unnecessary delay in despatching things suitable for the army on the approach of winter, and under the exigencies protracted ...
... SUPPLIES FOR THE CRIMEA. unfortunate fatality appears to have attended the Government supplies for the Crimea. Not only was there unnecessary delay in despatching things suitable for the army on the approach of winter, and under the exigencies a protracted ...