... THE CRIMEA. supplement] SECOND EDITION THE DUNDEE COURIER. (From London Papert of this Morning.) Wednesday, Nov. 8, 12 Noon, Menschikoff reports that nothing extraordinary had ocrurred before Sebastopol to Nov. Ist. The al'ies were annoyed by rain. The ...

... THE CRIMEA, The 'Moniteur'of Wednesday publishes a despatch from Bucharest, dated the 11th. Omer Pasha had left the day before for Varna, to embark 35,000 troops for the Crimea. Only nineteen battalions remained behind. On the 7th instant four French ...

... been relieved of the command in chief in tha Crimea and the Caucasian provinces. REINFORCEMENTS FOR THE CRIMEA. The ' Times ' states in a leading article, that from the commencement of the campaign in the Crimea up to the present time, there had been despatched ...

... THE CRIMEA. TURKISH REINFORCEMENTS FOR THE CRIMEA. The ' Times' Vienna correspondent telegraphs on Tuesday evening thi.t another corps of ,000 Turks from Constantinople lialaclava. Omar Pasha sends two regiments from Varna. AH the troops which were at ...

... was repulsed. No fresh Russian troops had appeared in the Crimea, excepi 2000, who must have entered in the beginning of October. The Porte raises the effective of the Turkish force in the Crimea to 30,000, starting in successive convoys from Varna and ...

... THE CRIMEA. he ' Moniteur' of Thursday morning contains the following telegraphic despatch Jassy, Nov. 10.—We are expecting that alnio t immediately hostilities will be commenced on the Pruth. Dervish Pasha has made preparations for the entrance and ...

... THE CRIMEA. SECOND EDITION or THK DUNDEE COURIER. y (From London Papert of Morning.) Wednesday, Dec. 6,12 Noon. The Vienna paper ' Lloyd' contains the following, dated Sebaatopol, Nov. 25 :— The Russians made a sally, and were repulsed by the v English ...

... THE CRIMEA. [supplement] SECOND EDITION OP THE DUNDEE COURIER. (From London Papers of thi* Morning.) Wednesday, Nov. 22,12 Noon. Up to 14th nothing new had occurred before Sebastopol. The Russian loss was estimated at 150 daily. A Marseilles despatch ...

... THE CRIMEA. FRIDAY EDITION. (Br Electric and International Telegraph.) No later news. ...

... THE CRIMEA. EDITION THE DUNDEE COURIER. Wednesday, October 25, 1854 12 Noon. By Electric and International Telegraph. (From London Papers of this Morning.) The ' Morning Advertiser' publishes the following. Berlin, 24th—St Petersburg, 24th.—Prince Menschikoff ...

... THE CRIMEA. [supplement] SECOND EDITION or THE DUNDEE COURIER. Wednesday, November 1, 1854. 12 Noon. Electric International Telegraph. (From London Papers of this Morning.) Warsaw, October 30.—A Russian despatch states that 30,000 Russians, under General ...

... THE CRIMEA. (By Electric and International Telegraph) Paris, Tuesday morning—The ' Moniteur' contains the following dated from Bucharest, 22d inst. The Crimea, Oct. 13 trench was opened on the night of the 9th. Wfe are at present 700 metres distant ...