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... THE CRIMEA. The Presse d' Orient says“ At the end of several councils of war held at head-quarters, between General Csnrobert, Lord Raglan, Omar Pacha, and General Marmora, appears that determination has been come to to attack the Russians seriously outside ...
... THE CRIMEA. FIELD-MARSHAL LORD RAGLAN. befohb Sebastopol, Dec. 13. The intelligence brought by the last mail from England, to the effect that her Majesty hal been graciously pleated to appoint the Commander et the Forces in the Crimea Field-Marshal has ...
... FOR THE CRIMEA. Two hundred of the Ist Kegunent of Life Ouaids, the tame number of the 2nd Regiment, as also a like quota of the Horse Guards Blue, bate received orders to hold themselves ready to proceed to the Crimea. Active measures are adopted to ...
... HORSES FOR THE CRIMEA. Yesterday Lord Cardigan spent some time at Mr. Reaâs extensive horse repository in St. Georgeâs-road, and close to the Elephant and Castle, in examining a number of hcrses, purchased for the use of the army, and intended ultimately ...
... ARMIES THE CRIMEA. The Augsburg Gazette says:—“There is-not in the Bahian camp in the Crimea any correspondent for journal give exact and faithful picture of the defence of Sebastopol, and of the situation of the be* •isged. Whilst reports are published ...
... THE IN THE CRIMEA, [Fbom oca Special Cobbespohdesi.] HEIGHTS OF BALAKLAVA, OCTOBEE 9. are all expecting news from many points of the compass—from the Turkish riflemen who went lately to Bitoum; from the French Divisions, which embarked at Kamiesch and ...
... EVACUATION OF THE CRIMEA. Our Consul believes that the Crimea must soon be evacuated, or Gortscbakoff will forced into a pitched battle, defeated, and driven out. There is no possibility of holding it long. lie could not find a Russian officer who had ...
... THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA [Fbom ottb Special Coeeespokdbnt.] HEIGHTS OF BALA.KLAYA, OCTOBEE 23, There are few subjects of interest for this day’s post, so far as this part of the Crimea is concerned. The French and Russian batteries on Southern and on Northern ...
... THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA [Feom ors Special Cobkbspokdbkt.] Camp, Sebastopol, Hospital, Thied Division, Dec. 9. The mortality among the wounded, the late ireadlul calamity at the General Hospital in the field, itill continues; and wrapped stiff and cold ...
... THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA [Fb3M Special Coebesfonbent.] Camp Sebastopol, July 31 Had the cry the Russians are coming been and raised in the so-called bazaar or market ol Kadikoi, near Balaklava, it could rot have produced greater consternation than was excited ...
... THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA, [Fbom oub Special Nbae Sebastopol, Sept. 18. The Bassiang do not appear to know exactly what to do, alter the loes o( Sebastopol, and the Allies are much in the same quandary. Nevertheless, certain movements of the French troop* ...
... THE EVACUATION THE CRIMEA, The Courrier de Marseilles publi-h. the follow letter, dated Sebastopol, the 10th inst.: —‘Thee barkatloa of troops is proceeding with the rapidity. About 40,000 men have already ieit, .n.J as many more will have sailed before ...