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... not only CONCLUSION or PEACE LOCAL INTELLIGEN At pd py he hed (NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.) 8. L. Godkin, late the ce tae News in the Crimea, thet re Pants, Sunday, March 30. lamente on the oy the following announcement + Comonase ov Panis, March 90. ch hs bed ons ...
... THE WAR IN THER CRIMEA HE TTLE OF LMA. Vienna, Oct. a Russian source we learn that in the battle of the 20th, on the Alma, Marshal Arnaud could not command the Allies in consequence of a severe attack of sudden indisposition, which prevented his mounting ...
... THE WARK. THE CRIMEA EXPEDITION The Siecle has the following on the expedition to the “ The delay which took place in the departure of the first part ot the expecitionary arm: to the Crimea is explained by the violent winds which evailedt in the Bosphorus ...
... ATEST INTELLIGENCE. Crimea are pressed on with rapidity and ene The preparations for the speedy evacuation of the Advices from St. Petersburg of the 22nd instant, state that Prince Menschikott has been relieved of his tovernor of Cronatadt. post as The ...
... The preparations for the speec Crimea are pressed on with rapidity an Advices from St. Petersburg of t that Prince has been 4 Governor of Cronstadt. The Persian difference with th likely to be satisfactorily settled. ‘The Sultan has senta magnificent ...
... Accounts from the Crimea to t ceived by way of Varna. On the | detachments of French troops ent found the streets full of in different parts. On the 12th the to enter. Barricades aud the cathedral and the great square ; by, beyond the latter point. ln ...
... LATEST INTELLIGENCE THE OPERATIONS IN THE CRIMEA We received the following at half-past pine this ing from Mareeilles :— “(no the 19th of Sept. there was a skirmish between English and cavalry ; 6 English were wounded, and 25 Russians killed. On the 20th ...
... THE CRIMEA The correspondent, writir under date April 11, says— very statement made by the Russian officw in this that we mi; ight have taken Sebastopol j they were not IY prepared to abandou the | they regarded it AS aable and ineapabie « doubts of their ...
... FOR INDIA, THE CRIMEA, AND ALDERS. TT. FUSEE CANDLE COOKING LAMPS. NVALUABLE for the ensnin Campaigu. They wi fi of me poil « a pound one bour: boil water, eggs, soup, &e. givin ted with a mirror brilliant light; a Nifed as « will keep goo vears in any ...
... THE WAR IN HE CRIMEA THE LANDING. Serr. 14.—As the ships of our expedition drew up in line, parallel to the be: hh the French fleet passed us under steam, ond extended itself ov our right, and ran in close to shore below the cliffs of the platean. Their ...
... THE WAR. THE CRIMEA. advices from St. Petersburgh According to telegraphic nounces on the evening o of the 80th, Prince Gortschakoff an the 29th that the enemy (the allies), after strong demonstrations during ¥ from Eupatoria, in the direction of Simpheropol ...
... Mr. Kinglake’s Invasion of the Crimea,” the fourth edition of which has just appeared, has already spread over the continent. Tauohoitz, at Leipsic, has not only published German transl itiou of the work, but likewise cheap English continental edition ...