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... THE CRIMEA. The Timta has a letter from its correspondent in the last camp, referring to the latest moments of the British army in the Crimea. Already the Russians send in their guards with prisoners the Provost-Marshal of Balaklava. Once more the gray ...
... THE CRIMEA. Sx. Petersburg, Wednesday. —Prince MenUehikoff reported, on the 17th inst., that the besiegers made no progress. He says that in sortie on the 15th the Russians took fourteen English and nine French prisoners. Marseilles, Thursday. —The Telemaque ...
... THE CRIMEA. Correspondence of the Timrs, dated Sebastopol, January 1, eays:—As to finding anything of importance is out of the question. Health, comfort, and abundance through* out the camp. The weather frosty.” ...
... THE CRIMEA. Lieutenant-General Airey, K.C.8., left the Crimea, Nov. 19, being ordered home on duly. The following changes the staff of the army in the Crimea took effect on Nov. 17: —General Barnard to cominsnd the Second Division ; General Garrett, Fourth ...
... THE CRIMEA. The special correspondence of the Morning Pott contains severel interesting facts, some of them in direct contradiction the statements of the correspondent of the Times. The clothing served out was of the best quality, and had given the highest ...
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... THE CRIMEA. There no later news present from the seat of war; but have reason to believe that Government is in hourly expectation of receiving important despatches from General Simpson. THE BATTLE OF THE TCHERNAYA. SARDINIAN ACCOUNT. The Gazetta Pitmontfu ...
... THE CRIMEA. The Times ha* received its special correspondence to October 9th. The sailing of the expedition to the North on the 7th had created sensation the camp. The fleet consisted entirely of rners, and its destination was unknown at the time, but ...
... CRIMEA. A letter from St. Petersburg says that the part of Kertch is beginning to resume its commercial buiriness. In March thirty vessels were occupied in landing coffee, olivo oil, and English porter, and taking on board the productions of the country ...
... THE CRIMEA. A supplement of the Prtut d'Orknt of Constantinople, ...
... THE CRIMEA. General Piince GorUchakoff; writing on tbe 21st, says the Allies cannonade intervals. We answered with The arrival of the mail steamer at Marseilles from Constantinople has brought supply of unamhenticated report and repetitions ol intelligence ...
... THE CRIMEA. The Tima has received its correspondence to August 4. August I.—Nothing but rein, and nothing more discouraging in its aspect than the camp before Sebastopol in rainy weather. August —News of the recall of whose position is admitted to have ...