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... THE CRIMEA. The Post Ampt. Gazette contains the following particulars relative to the taking of Sebastopol:— The Malakoff Tower was taken at the first rush, and without any very considerable loss; but the two unsuccessful attacks on the Redan and the ...
... THE CRIMEA. Paris, 18th. —Accounts of the 13th from the Crimea state that the advance part of the allies were, on the 12th, within five leagues of Bakschi Serai. The Russians were retiring slowly. Everything led to the belief that General Liprandi intended ...
... THE CRIMEA. ©ctcgrapb. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27. Marshal Pelissier reports that 150 prisoners fell into the hands of the French at Baga. The Times correspondent's letters to the 11th inclusive have arrived. The Russian surprise of the French forces at Baga ...
... THE CRIMEA. (From the Morning Post.) Paris, Oct. 2.—Two divisions, one French, and one English, occupied Sebastopol. The army of operation under Marshal Pelissier will take the field. General Simpson and General Marmora will hold defensive positions. ...
... THE CRIMEA. Intelligence from the Crimea states that on the of January the Russians made advance upon the ice, with the intention of attacking Kertch, but the vigilance of General Vivian completely disconcerted the enemy. The temperature in the Crimea ...
... THE CRIMEA. giitln Sflcgraplj. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16. EXPECTED BATTLE, AND RETREAT OF THE RUSSIANS. The Times' correspondent at the camp before Sebastopol, writes on October 23rd :— Yesterday afternoon a younker or cadet who, according to his own account ...
... THE CRIMEA. A despatch from Marseilles of the 9th says that the Sinai brings Constantinople advices of July 2nd, and from the Crimea of June 30th. The construction of the French batteries on the Russian redoubt on Careening Bay was being hastened. It ...
... THE CRIMEA. Letters to the 29th June have arrived. The wounds received on the 18th were cleaner than in previous engagements. The armistice for burying the dead lasted two hours. The Cemetery remains in our possession and was being fortified in spite ...
... THE CRIMEA. Letters up to April 28th, inclusive, have arrived. The review of the whole of the British Infantry went off exceedingly well on the -nth. Marshal Pelissier and many Russian officers were present. The weather was remarkably fine, but rain much ...
... THE CRIMEA. MONDAY, AUGUST 27th. Paris, Saturday.—The Moniteur contains the following despatch from General Pelissier : Crimea, August 23rd, 10 p.m. Closely pressed by our Minies in front of the ■battery numbered 53, the enemy decided to fire last ...
... THE CRIMEA. REVIEW OF THE_ALLIED ARMIES 13Yj THE RUSSIAN COMMANDER. Camp, Sebastopol, April 19. —The past week has been marked by several official visits of Gen. l.uders, accompanied by large staff of Russian officers, to the allied armies, at the invitation ...
... THE CRIMEA. The Times, leader, observes that Prince Gortschakoff must look with anxiety towards a retreat as the only means of extricating himself from a position which every day is being rendered more untenable. Marshal Pelissier's object in avoiding ...