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... THE CRIMEA Advices from Bjrlin of the 31st of March state that General Osten-Sacken had sent the following report to St. Petersburg : — The troops of the garri- son made a sortie on the nights of the 22nd and 23rd, to destroy the advanced works of the ...
... REINFORCEMENTS FOR THE CRIMEA. Orders have been forwarded from the War De- partment to the officers commanding provisional battalions and depot troops and companies of cavalry and infantry to hold in immediate readiness for em- barkation as many effective ...
... EVACUATION OF THE CRIMEA. OFFICIAL DESPATCH FROM SIR. W. J. CODRINGTON. A supplement of the London Gazette of Tuesday contains the following official intelligence: — War Department, July 30. Lord Pan mure has received a despatch, of which the following ...
... FAREWELL TO THE CRIMEA. The latest moments of the British army in the Crimea, consist of the destruction of unused stores, and the departure of officers. As the Calcutta, which left Balaklava with some of the officers of our army, cleared out of harbour ...
... THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA The besieging and the besieged forces before Sebastopol are now within three or four hundred yards of each other, and continual combats take place for the possession of the narrow slip of land which lies between them. According to ...
... THE EXPEDITION TO THE CRIMEA We are at length in a condition to present to the public something more than speculation and surmises on the movements of the allied armies in the east. About the time we write, if not on this very day, a force made up of ...
... OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA (From Ute Daily News Correspondent.) Crimea, April 14.— Yesterday, the 13th instant, General Luders reviewed a body of Russian troops on the Mackenzie plateau, in presence of Marshal Pellissier, and Generals Codrington and La Marmora ...
... LETTER FROM THE CRIMEA Crimea, Feb. 11, 1855. My Dear Brother and Sister,— l received your very welcome letter and was very glad to hear that you both John, Hannah, George, and the rest of the lads, are in good health, as this leaves meat present, after ...
... OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. Camp hefore Serastopol, Fee. 26— After se- veral postponements, unavoidable from the state of the weather the British army was reviewed by Si eral Codrington. the day before yesterday, the 24th, with all the pomp and circumstance ...
... ONE YEAR OF WAR IN THE CRIMEA. The first year of war operations in the Crimea having now been completed, we present our readers with a retrospective view of the chief incidents con- nected with the progress of the siege, which will no doubt be read with ...
... WHAT ARE WE DOING IN THE CRIMEA? [times.] So far as regards the more material part of the question, no doubt we are already in a better posi- tion than we were on the morning of the 18th. To concentrate our army on the siege, we have been obliged to leave ...
... PROPOSED VISIT OF THE EMPEROR TO THE CRIMEA. The Emperor may have some reason to modify his intention as to the date of his departure; but persons very likely to be informed — if any one except the Emperor himself has really any true knowledge of the ...