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... THE CRIMEA. We read in the Journal de Constantinople of the 19th ult. : Our accounts from the Crimea are of the 14th June. For some days the embarkation of French troops was conducted with extraordinary rapidity and on extensive scale. It still continued ...
... THE CRIMEA, The Timet correspondent writes thus under dale April 2:—The ground i- covered with snow, the sky is obscured Black Sea fog, and all the struggling vegetation of the plateau and of the adjacent valley* is exposed to severe trial. The wind is ...
... = aay ae ney has {By as been in con- ols, In London, THE CRIMEA. rice list 26,—Farewell dinne: order of the day. General Codrington eater resbyte- neral Della Marmora and a large party at ¢ day, Our Engineers and the Engit another dined together, bitie ...
... THE CRIMEA Balakiara, March 20. The Russians still occupy the ambuscades wiiii-h the French attacked on 17th and ISlh without success, and with loss. Reinforcements of 15,000 Russians arrived at Sebastopol on the 18th. On the same evening, 15,000 Russians ...
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... THE CRIMEA. road the Contlitutionnel :A letter, written on the 22d by ‘■•ur oorreepondent in the Crimea, inforMis us that, to. •tead of iljc vigorous attack which was expected on the 18th, way of celebrating the fete-day the Emperor Nicholas, them *a» ...
... THE CRIMEA. Day. Prinro Oorttchakotf reports trom B©bostopol, the evening the 23th:— •* Tho enemy’s 6re is alack ; nothing new again, on the 27th, he states that nothing fresh of importance had occurred. ...
... THE CRIMEA. The attack on tho Malakofl. as has already been stated. wa» directed by General Boequot. General M'Mabon was the first to lead division to the breach, having the Zouaves of the Guard for reserve. General Motteroogo led next division, having ...
... AL3MA. SuroTsrND are consecutive and mnostgraphically des- oi'cl.^1lF-the-5 c~c o f-thne lcroiawormn -oavs 'fP A11s I in the Crimea, from the breaking up of the camps on thie banks of the Almna, until the successful seizure of' Bala KiLva and virtual investment ...
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... THE CRIMEA A despatch from Marshal St. Arnaud announces the safe arrival and disembarkation of the allied army at Oldport, on the 14th, without encountering opposition. Constantinopi.b, 15th.—25,000 Turks are marching upon Ibrail. Schamyl is about to ...
... horses axd mules perished exhaustion cay working by want of water, of wl he meu: 4 ‘was a great scarcity. ledger ; > work- THE CRIMEA, gnedto Tuurspay The Daily 2 ...