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... THE CRIMEA are much obliged to friend in tba County for the opportunity of laying before oor readers the following interesting extracts. The letter is written the tone of manly, true-hearted soldier, who does not despise the hardships of war, but baa ...
... THE CRIMEA Macmillan's Magazine there ad aoconot of a ten days’ visit to the Crimea “in the summer of 1861 by one who passed the winter of 1854-5 in attendance on the hospitals at Constantinople.” She writes under the initials A. P. S. ” and is accompanied ...
... THE CRIMEA The following extracts from letters from young Officer of Regiment, native of this city, give some Idea of discomforts of Camp. Tba writer, will be inferred from letters, not given to complaint, but U one who makes the best of everything j ...
... THE CRIMEA The follomng letter from « Sergeant of Hie 4lh (K. Of a native this city, to his wife hero;— Tuesday, Mir 1, 1855.—12o'dock, the KussinliS all appearance itctc intemhojto visit GmnMll, and were ready five them but they changed thcirdirecUon ...
... THE CRIMEA Sebastopol, Jan. 14. dear ♦♦ * ♦ —l left Cathcart’s Hill on my grey pony and stumbled onwards through the snow until reached the Woronzoff-road. I here entered ravine, deep, winding, and rocky; there was fine solid roadway through it, and French ...
... THE CRIMEA The Invalitk contains additional telegraphic despatches from Nicliolaeiff reference to the movements of the Allies, but they are of little interest. Prince Gortschakoff has transmitted St. Petersburg a despatch dated Crimea, October 29th, which ...
... THE CRIMEA (From tks Second Edition of the Times qf yesterday.) The Carmel, which left Constantinople on the 17th, had arrived at Marseilles this morning. Slie brings advices from the Crimea to the 15lh September. A letter dated Marseilles. Sept 20th ...
... THE CRIMEA Nearly the whole of the Second Edition of the Times of yesterday (Monday) filled with coramnnication from its correspondent in the Crimea, dated May 15th. is a description of a seven days’ tonr in the country. There was nothing new in camp ...
... THE CRIMEA Telegraphic despatches, not published, have been received by the French Government, from which it appears that the extremely wet weather of the last two or three days extends the Crimea, The roads and trenches arc In deplorable state, and no ...
... THE CRIMEA Tbo Journal de St. Peitrtbourg contains despatch from General Luders, giving account of an interview with the Allied Commanders-in-chief, whom ho afterwards invited to dinner. The Russian General gave as toast the health of the Emperor Xapoleon ...
... THE CRIMEA (From the Daily News' Correspondent!) Camp, Sebastopol, Jan. 22.—The enemy opened a heavy fire late on tho morning of the 20th, about 10 p.m., from some batteries on that part of the Mackenzie road, which lies to the north of the Tchernaya ...
... THE CRIMEA A despatch has been received at Paris from Marshal Pclissier, dated December 28lh, announcing that the volunteers of General D* Autemarre attempted a coup de main against the Russians on the night of the 26th December, 18 Russians were killed ...