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... tbe Emperor Alexander. 55,000 French, 10,000 Turks, 9000 English, and 7000 Piedmontese have left tbe Crimea. 17,000 Tartars are about to abandon the Crimea for tbe Dobrudcba. Many of them enter the Turkish army. 9000 will work at tbe lateral canal of the ...
... THE CRIMEA. RESIGNATION OF GENERAL SIMPSON. That General Simpson comes home immediately appear 8 to be beyond a doubt. Owing to his great and increasing infirmities he has persisted in his request to be allowed to resign. But if it has been decided who ...
... THE CRIMEA. There is no later news tban tbat to be found in our third page. Tbe correspondent of the Times, writing from Con- stantinople on the 17th, says— Menachikoff bas been tbe subject ofa great number of reports at Pera within tbe last __ w days ...
... THE CRIMEA. EXECUTION OF PRIVATE GEORGE DAY IN THE A general order (writes tbe correspondent of tbe Morning Herald) bas this evening been sent to the Go- vernment press at head-quarters ; it relates to tbe execution of a young man, just 19 years of ...
... THE CRIMEA. GREAT DISSATISFACTION AT A GENERAL ORDER. INGRATITUDE AND NIGGARDLY ECONOMY. The accounts from tbe Crimea comedown to the 3rd of May. Gen. Luders has authorised tbe cavalry division of General ?? to proceed from Eupatoria to Eamiesb by land ...
... THE CRIMEA. ' n f,\\ ¥7 ?? arn /5 d WIth ad'teesfrom Constantinople of the 2nd instant, and from tbe Crimea of the 31st ultimo. She has brought 485 men of the Artillery. The 14tb, 21st, 48tb, and 57th Regiments left tbe Crimea on the 31st ult. by the ...
... THE CRIMEA. THE ARMISTICE IN THE CRIMEA. im. _»_. . February 29. There was (says the Timet* correspondent) a lively and novel scene at ten o'clock this morning at Traktir- bridge. At its furtber end the white flag was hoisted, and just be- yond it were ...
... the Russians have a better entrance into the Crimea. As it now appears, the Russian Government had some time back con- structed across tbe shallows of the Putrid Sea another great military road to tbe Crimea, so effectually that it is actually the better ...
... Turks would ie ?? to the Crimea. On the 22nd the Russians made a sortie, and ?? poised, after a very brisk fire had been kept up for two ?? ag^nat the English batteries. ?? An Egyptian division hud embarked ?? w ' the Crimea. The demand of France that ...
... THB CRIMEA. A letter from tbe Crimea, says the Pays, ** mentions that tho statement tbit tbe Russian Government bad ap- proved of a plan submitted to it fbr the reconstruction of Sebastopol is incorrect. No decision of the kind baa been come to. Tbe ...
... con- nect all the great towns ofthe Crimea with one another. A ioad of this description is with difficulty injured and easily repaired. Ac all events, it could never be cut up as that iive oxen (of which we know the Crimea affords an utmost unlimited supply) ...
... THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA. lOTENDBD COUNCIL OF WAR AT PARIS, IN OBBEE TO INCREASE OUE SUPERIORITY BY AH IMMEDIATE DECISION AHD COERESPONDIHG PRE- PARATIOKS. THS DUX& OF CAMBRIDGE, SIR R- AIREY, AND sirtbTlyons, MEMBERS OF THE WAR COUNCIL. The Times afforded ...