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... THE CRIMEA. LATEST NEWS. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) London, Thursday Evening. Paris, Thursday.—The Moniteur publishes satisfactory accounts of the state of the Allies to the 18th. Reinforcements continued to arrive, and the Napoleon had that day landed ...
... THE CRIMEA. The intelligence from the Crimes informs us that the most important change in the military position is the reoccupation by the Russians of the advanced work near the town of Malakoff, assaulted by the French the night of the February, and ...
... THE CRIMEA From the Crimea the intelligence up the 9th, states that:— The tiring continued on both sides of Sebsstopol. The allies have blown up two more the docks. The Russians nro taking their winter quarters at Simphcropol and Baktcni-Scrai. The news ...
... THE CRIMEA. There has been an immense accumulation of news from the Crimea and the Black Sea since our last; and this is generally of so interesting a nature that we regret our inability to present the whole of it to our readers. As, however, that is ...
... THE CRIMEA. The evacuation of the Crimea appears to have received its commencement. The Paris papers contain accounts from that peninsula to the 22nd. The French Intendance had chartered a number of merchant vessels for the conveyance of stares from that ...
... THE CRIMEA. The following telegraphic despatch wu received Sunday in Peril:— Marseilles, Sunday. •• The packet boat of the Messageries Imperiales, which has just arrived, beings news from Constantinople the October. The Anglo-Turkish contingent is be ...
... THE CRIMEA. A dispatch from Sebastopol of the 3rd, states that nothing particular had taken place since February 24. Constantinople letters of the February, continue to give more favourable accounts of the general state of the hospitals. Funds Close. ...
... THE CRIMEA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. The military and naval despatches, so eagerly expected, add little to our previous information as to the fall of Sebastopol. The order of the assault and some of . ! its prominent features may, however, be correctly ...
... THE CRIMEA. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH ARMY THE RUSSIAN COMMANDER. From the Daily News' Correspondent, Camp, Sevastopol. April y.—The past week been marked bv several official visits of General Luders, accompanied largo staff of Russian officers, to the ...
... THE CRIMEA. DECEMBER 28. We have had rather a rough and dreary Christmas of it, and we have not had a very hapey new-year, as yet, on these heights before Sebastopol. Where are our presents — our Christmas boxes—the offerings of our kind countrymen and ...
... THE CRIMEA. The Times of Wednesday says that the preparations for a renewed attack on Sebastopol are so considerable that they may be regarded as a second siege of the place, with this advantage, that the approaches to the forts and walls are now complete ...
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