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... THE CRIMEA. Prince Gortschakoff has transmitted to St. Petersburg the following despatch from the Crimea : Oc-rossa 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 ...
... 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 ...
... LETTERS FROM THE CRIMEA• The following is front a private in the 57th Regd., who eat out front this town : Camp before Sebastopol, Juno 13th, 1555. We have had bard and bloody lighting since I wrote 134, and thank Clod I ant still preserved to light again ...
... Azoff is bounded on the south the Crimea, and is approached by the Straits of Kerteh and Yewkale from the Black Sea. From a quiet mercantile lake, whose waves wafted plentiful supplies to the Russian army in the Crimea, it has now, by the fortunes of war ...
... GOOD-BYE TO THE CRIMEA. As the Calcutta cleared out of the harbour the crews of the Leander and Sanapareil gave the gallant ship and her cargo three cheers spontaneously—an unusual compliment from men-of-war's men. The Hussars returned the cheers, and ...
... LETTER FROM THE CRIMEA. I am glad to acknowledge the receipt of your kind letter dated 9th of May. which gave me great pleasure m hearing that you are all well as this leaves me at present. thanks to Almighty God for all his goodness to me lam happy to ...
... STATE OF THE CAMP IN THE CRIMEA. Letters from the Crimea come down to June 3rd. The Times correspondent writes :—Notwithstanding the increasing temperature, the army continues healthy. There have been two cases of Asiatic cholera, which have created a ...
... LETTER FROM THE CRIMEA• Crimea, Nov. 15th, 1855. Dear friend, The day I received your letter, I was 200 miles from the Crimea on an expedition to take three strong forts at Kinburn, on the ooast of Russia. These forts commanded a river called Mimes. We ...
... LETTER FROM THE CRIMEA. lat -, 1855. I received your letter ; happy to find by the contents that you are all well, as thank God, this leaves me at present, thank God for all his present mercies to me. 1 may well be thankful to my God that ho has spared ...
... ALLIED TROOPS IN THE CRIMEA. THE STH Daanoos GUARDS are a fine English regiment, who have greatly distinguished themselves at Alma and Inkermann. Tax Zonavxs.—As much discussion has arisen upon the original character of these fine soldiers, a few words ...
... TATARS OF TIM CRIMEA. THE TARTARS OF THE CRIMEA. TitEv differ materially from those on the northern side of the Caucasus, as they have retained their primitive conformation, both in features and person. They all, without exception, possessed a short and ...
... Land 'Transport Corps; Hispaniola, with ditto. THE ARMIES IN THE CRIMEA. has - emade known that, from the Mb of July, the Allied Generals will cease to exercise any authority in the Crimea. The Marshal was preparing on the 14th, when the last despatch left ...