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... THE CRIMEA. PARIS, Oct. 2. Two divisions, one French and one English, occupy Sebastopol. The army of operation, under Marshal Pelissier, will take the field. General Simpson and General La Marmora w ill hold defensive positions. The fleet has received ...
... THE CRIMEA PARIS, July 29. Tin* contains the following despatch from General iVlissicr;— “CRIMEA, July 27, 11 u.m. ** The Phlegethon has arrived at Kamiescli, bringing exchange prisoners from Odessa. The exchange of prisoners of war still continues. ‘•The ...
... THE CRIMEA. Prince Gortschakoff reports from Sebastopol, under date of the evening of the 2()th: The enemy’s fire is slack. Nothing new.” And again,*dating August 27, states that “Nothing fresh of importance had occurred.” ...
... THE CRIMEA- PARIS, Skit. lo*. The latest official despatches are not important. They only say that the allies are gradually occupying Sebastopol. It has been announced that General Trochu, chief the general staff of the army, had been wounded in the leg ...
... THE CRIMEA. IJEKLIN, Arc. fi. Taganrog has been again bombarded, well Ikrdiansk, and great uuantitv of liussiun stores dt-troved. despatch says that an English gun-boat had sunk, but that her crew were saved. The (iennan journals allege that reinforcements ...
... THE SOLDIERS IN THE CRIMEA They are fighting, they are fighting in » far » distant laud if-devoting They are nobly braving dangers, a stlfd banu; And freedom’s is swing o’er 9ub « i,tn..r with hope amt Aud Briton sons are fighting, strength renewed ...
... STATE OF THE CAMP IN THE CRIMEA. Letters from the Crimea come down to June 3rd. The Times j correspondent writes :—Notwithstanding the increasing temperature, the army continues healthy. There have been two cases of Asiatic i cholera, which have created ...
... GOOD-BYE TO THE CRIMEA. As the Calcutta cleared out of the harbour the crews of the Leander and Sanspareil gave the gallant ship and her cargo three cheers spontaneously—an unusual compliment from men-of-war’s men. The Hussars returned the cheers, and ...
... THE NEW COMMANDER IN THE CRIMEA. Lieutenant-General Sir William Codrington has been appointed to the command of the British army in the Crimea. The career of this officer since the breaking out of the war affords remarkable instance of rapid promotion ...
... THE REGIMENTS FOR CANADA FROM THE CRIMEA. Five regiments in the Crimea have received orders to hold themselves in readiness to go direct to Canada. They are the 9th, 17lh, 39th, 62nd, and 63rd Regiments. Several of these were serving in the Mediterranean ...
... APO-ROACHINC EVACUATION OF THE CRIMEA. The Pre serf Orient publishes the order of evacuation, as regu lated Marshal Pelissier : “1. The Zouaves, who are going to Africa. * 2. The second corps, under the orders of General Bosquet, and the divisions of ...
... A VISIT TO THE CRIMEA IN 1861. Miss Stanley, one of the nurses in the hospitals at Constantinople during the Crimean war, has published in Macmillan’s Magazine an account of a recent visit to the Crimea. We take a few extracts: In Sebastopol. The first ...