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... 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 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, 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 ...
... 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 A despatch received from Marshal Pelissier states that from the date of the signature of peace to the 13th of this month there had been embarked in the Crimea, to return to France, 3,620 officers, 93,826 men, and 15,046 horses. There only remained ...
... THE CRIMEA. Lord Panmure has received a despatch from General Sir William Codrington, dated Sebastopol, Dec. 4, 1855. The enemy continued to fire occasionally, and sometimes heavily, on parts of the town, without causing ua any ]om or inconvenience. The ...
... THE CRIMEA. A despatch in Tuesday's Gazette from General Codrir,. ton encloses Dr. Hall's report on the health of the army up to the 8th ultimo. The report is satisfactory; the commencement of a wet and stormy season had caused some variation in the ...
... Algiers for the Crimea since the Ist inst. All the disposable steamers, and some ships the line, the Fleurus amongst others, have been ordered to Toulon op Marteillcs, carry out reinforcement of 25,000 men, who are to landed either in the Crimea or Roumelia ...
... a ceived from St. Petersburg that, on the 18th instant, the y Emperor despatched an order to the Russian Generals in d the Crimea to suspend hostilities. d This important public step argues the sincerity of LI Russia's desire for peace-a desire which we ...
... THE CRIMEA A message from tho same place dated Wcdnesday, says - The latest accounts from the the Crimea mention tho arrival of General Chasseloup’s division of 12,000 men. The English and Sordini 'ns have also received reinforcements. The Russians have ...
... TIHE CRIMEA. Tilo following despiatch appeared in Tacsavrry'e Gazette - d Sebatstopol, Lace. 25, 185 di My Lod-Ktatsaragthe recent severe weather C the thermoumeter a fe nihs g having fallen nlearl] zero, the gi:neratl state of health of thle army liets ...
... poles, and will enable him to laugh at Boreas, be the temper of the stormy god what it may, for the next four months in the Crimea. The arti- cles distributed on Wednesday comprise a most excellent Tweed coat, lined throughout with rabbit or Cat skin, the ...