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... THE CRIMEA. Prince Gortschakoff has transmitted to St. Petersburg the following despatch from the Crimea OCTOBER 29, 9 p.m. The enemy's force kept its position at the village of Saki during the past night, but at eight this morning it has again moved ...
... THE CRIMEA. The Invalide Russe publishes the following despatch from Prince Gortschakoff, dated the evening of the 18th ult Nothing remarkable in the Crimea. According to authentic accounts, it is only a small number of Turkish troops who have left Eupatoria ...
... EVACUATION OF THE CRIMEA. The following telegraphic message was on Tuesday received at the Admiralty from Admiral Grey, at Constantinople, dated 14th July, 1856: Banshee has arrived with Admiral Fremantle. Every person belonging to the army had embarked ...
... EVACUATION OF THE CRIMEA. The Constantinople journals of the 23rd ult., state that the evacuation of the Crimea was then proceeding slowly, owing to the want of transports. The allied troops remaining there did not exceed 15,000 men. The English had only ...
... decisive battle or evacuate the Crimea. The Em- peror has thereupon sent Generals Benkendorff and Hackelburg to the Crimea to make a personal in- spection, and upon their report future movements depend. Rumour adds that the Czar has sprained his foot in ...
... cheerfully endured by those who went through the serious and terrible sufferings of last winter in the Crimea.- Blackwood's Magazine. PLUM PUDDINGS FOR THE CRIMEA.—Mr. Robert Feast has prepared and shipped, partly by the Osprey, and the re- mainder by other vessels ...
... FIGHTING IN THE CRIMEA. The Moniteur of this day announces that the Mi- nister of War has received the following telegraphic despatch from M arshal Pellissier :— SEBASTOPOL, Dec. 8, 1 P.M. I have received the following despatch from the General in command ...
... THE ARMIES IN THE 'CRIMEA. Marshal Pelissiev has made known that, from the 5th of July, the Allied Generals will cease to exercise any authority in the Crimea. The Marshal was preparing on the 14th, when the last dpspatch left, to depart on board the ...
... TATARS OF THE CRIMEA. THE TARTARS OF THE CRIMEA. THEY differ materially from those on the northern side of the Caucasus, as they have retained their primitive con- formation, both in features and person. They all, without exception, possessed a short ...
... and Southern Crimea -or, more properly speaking, dividing the Crimea from the barren steppes which abound on its northern shores. It is a distance of 142 versts from Simpheropol, and has played an important part in the history of the Crimea for many ages ...
... DELIGHTS OF THE CRIMEA. THE Crimean tat is of a very large size many of the mice are as big as asmati Engtish rat. Traps being here unknown, and cats extremely scarce, both rats and mice revel in im- punity, and one hears them fighting and frolicking ...
... Tiioops IN THE CRIMEA.—For the purpose of practically testing tl|e efficiency of the distilling apparatus with which the Wye steam vessel has been fitted for the supply of fresh water distilled from the sea, for the, use of the army in the Crimea, a final trial ...