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... TEEE CRIMEA. _ Crimean letters to the 15th inclusive arrived. There was sickness among the Sardinians than among the English. Our percentage in the Crimea is a little over 4 per coat. but If that of the sick at Scutari and Renkioi are iodide& it will ...
... THE CRIMEA. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 28, PARK-ROW. Accounts from St. Petersburg received at Berlin state that Prince Menschikoff writes from Sebastopol on the 20th of December,—Nothing new has taken place here. The weather is bad, and ...
... THE CRIMEA. The foIlowiB? copy of letter received Ely on Saturday, the tfOth of September. It ia with much pleasure notice it, for it breathe* the real life and courage of a Britinh eoldier. The writer it, to the honor of the city, a native of Ely, and ...
... FANATICISM IN THE CRIMEA. --- At Foyodocee (Theodosia) has taken place a rather remarkable criminal trial for fanaticism. In August, 1882, cattle disease broke out in the Greek-Bulgarian villages of St. Amen and St. }:zhanko, in the above. mentioned districts ...
... THE CRIMEA. The Daily News special correspondent writes on October 26: Tbe talked-of attack against our position has not taken place, nor have there been any indications of movement on the part of that portion of the Russian army which can be observed ...
... and reinforcement of our army in the Crimea will proceed as if the struggle were still to be prolonged. The Emperor Napoleon, on reviewing detach- ments of the Imperial Guards on Tuesday about to proceed to the Crimea, delivered a warlike harangue, in which ...
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... RUSSIANS IN THE CRIMEA. It is said the Russians had received a reinforcement by the arrival of General Chasseloup's division, which was 12,000 The Berlin Krantz Zeitung publishes the : I'S!. Petersburg, Nov. 29tit.—Sinee snow has been covered with a crust ...
... THE CRIMEA, (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT. Caup wean Sesastor«t, Jan. 22, 1855.—On the night of the 20th some heavy firing and even fighting took place between the French and Russians; the enemy were repulsed in the usual manner. Thaw continues, but some of ...
... the last three days, and it is now fuliy a foot deep, which L am assured is a very unusual occurrence in this part of the Crimea. “This cireumstanee adds materially to our difficulties in obtaining fuel; but detachments of Turks are posted near the cost ...
... .. THE CRIMEA. ~~ 9 (From the Special , Aor” oF jo Camp perore Nov. 24.— There ol nothing to write about. The weather all that desired. Drunkenness is much on army whole, there never was a better cond under similar The Times adverts to the doing to them ...
... THE CRIMEA. THE BRITISH ARMY. (From the Times correspondent.) GENERAL OF THEEE DIVISIONS. Camp before Sebastopol, Monday, March 17.—0n Saturday afternoon orders were issued for the First, Second, and Fourth Divisions to parade complete, with their artillery ...