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... THE CRIMEA The following despatch is from Vienna, though it does not contain very precise information, it professes to give news from the Crimea to the 13th. On the 13th a heavy fire of cannon and mortars against Forts Con stautine, Catherine, and the ...
... strength- ening it as well ai Cronotadt. It is to the nobility of the govtrninent of Cherson, as it appears, that the army in the Crimea owes the possibility of maintaining itself in its full force in the Taurian peninsula since the destruction of the Russian ...
... THE CRIMEA. Tha MoniUur that telegraphic line re. as far Bucharest. Tbe t vnlide tk of tbe iaa*., contains despatch from Prince Gortsc'iakotf, in which says the English and Turks who have oc« upied Tcnikale are perpetrating all kinds of atrocities —they ...
... THE CRIMEA. Paws—Friday December.—By the Nile,” which ar rived at Marseilles this day (Friday), have advices from the Crimea to the 18ih Nov. They refute the re port of a battle on the 13tb. The Russians made sortie on the night of the 13th, but were ...
... THE CRIMEA. Tbe believes mat di-patcb arse received last night from General m.-eon, dated July 16th. The general r»- porta that the health of army waa itill good, and the •loge works were being poshed forward actively towards tbs ditch of the Redan. The ...
... THE CRIMEA. Accounts from the Crimea to the 10th state that nothing remarkable had occurred since the sortie of the Bth. The Daily News expresses Home fear that unless the orders sent out the Minister of War to the Commander-in-chief to avail himself ...
... THE CRIMEA, Vienna, Sunday.—Adtices from Constantinople, dated October la.aUten that the EnglishContingenl is definitively destined for Varna and Schumla. The Journal dt Constantinople says that four divisions are also expected from France. At Sebastopol ...
... THE CRIMEA. The Timta has a letter from its correspondent in the last camp, referring to the latest moments of the British army in the Crimea. Already the Russians send in their guards with prisoners the Provost-Marshal of Balaklava. Once more the gray ...
... THE CRIMEA. Sx. Petersburg, Wednesday. —Prince MenUehikoff reported, on the 17th inst., that the besiegers made no progress. He says that in sortie on the 15th the Russians took fourteen English and nine French prisoners. Marseilles, Thursday. —The Telemaque ...
... THE CRIMEA. Private letter* which have been from the Crimea, date I the 20th,state that the French will probably retain Kmhurn during the winter, but mat large portion -.f their force and the w hole of ipeuesr's Bngsdv wrre exnect* ...
... whom he danced were the Princess de Ligne and Madame Seebach. The Moaile t e 1 'Armse announces that the evacuction of the Crimea by the French army was proceeding with the greatest aotivity. The division of General de Failly, com- posed of the 10th, 57th ...
... THE CRIMEA The ifoniteur cin tains telegraphic despatch, dated December 27. from the Charge d* Affairs of France at Constantinople, in tln words : “Genera! Canrobert writes to me on the 25th(Christmas day.) We shall soon in a position assume the olfensive ...