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... THE CRIMEA. A letter from Balaklava, in the Mforninig Post, says, under date of the 13th instant:- The sortie alleged byV the Russian accounts to have boon niade ipontheforcesofthieallies hassbeen mci eloxaggerated. It originated tius-a party of Sappere ...
... THE CRIMEA. The Gazette of the 9th inst. contained a despatch from Sir W. Codrington, to Lord Panmure, dated April 22, enclosing the weekly report of the Inspector-General of Hospitals. We still find a decrease in the returns of sickness and mortality ...
... TlJIW C'RIMEA.. The correspondent of the Thinv, writing con the 11th ilt., says- The eparatiolis for tihe speedy evacuation of the Ctimea are pressed on with rapidity and energy. Each division collects about 4,000 shot a I v, and they are carried to ...
... THLE CRIMEA. DESTRUJCTION OF THE DOCKS OF SEBASTOPOL. Thle followin despatch was published inl the Gn~um of Friday the 15hinstant - Ifead'st arte's, 8ePatlpSo~tl, Felb. 2. My Lor'd,-Tho tdestruction oif the ?? of Sebastopol is now Compileted ; thle sides ...
... AS Ce iasul-scr Ageiat for Franice unttil aI rouIl: - foii ctionaiy lie ap ptointeri. To induce Gruliohi to settle iil the Crimea very gl'oat iacleceiients, arck lield out toI itheii bky the Russian Go'vuner- lineut. Thus, each fntoiliy xviii receive thle ...
... the old one, the campaign in the Crimea, was enti-ely brought to a close. The rumours circulated by the German papers, which seem to have originated in Europe the idea that the Russians were preparing to leave the Crimea, seem rather l suspicious, considering ...
... THE CRIMEA. The last report of the Inspector-General of Hospitals, in the Crimea, is a most remarkable document. During the week ending 23rd February not a single death from disease occurred in the whole army, and only two deaths from accidents. In the ...
... THE CRIMEA. Statements have been published to the effect that the Russians are evacuating the north side of Sebastopol, and also that French troops are to be disembarked at Eupatoria to attack the enemy. The Daily Nerrs of Wednesday says, Nothing as yet ...
... THE CRIMEA. MaraeilUs, Satining. M.ir.l, .11 The Sinai, which left Conatantinople the 2Jod of March, ha* arrived. iWepalchca for the (iovcroait-nt left at Jp Ilalaklunt, Mar, A 20, The Kuaaiana Hill occupy the ambusewdee. which the French attacked on ...
... THE CRIMEA. The correspondent of the Daily ATes, writing on the 2Dth of March, says - The oeatlihr has again been severely cold, wsith a strong and cutting whid from the north. Couighs and colds are now more prrvalent in camp thall they have been at ...
... THE CRIMEA. I The correspondent of the Tines, writing on the 31st lilt., says:- If the army continues healthy, it is, under Heaven, owing to tho great care which is taken of the men, and, above all, to the moderate temperature which has pre. vailed for ...
... THE CRIMEA, The intelligence re«|>ectiug the movements of the Allies is not of a very definite character. The French have 120 mortars placed in position, which open a sharp fire on the northern forts. The general opinion that Marshal Pelissier intended ...