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... THE CRIMEA. Le Nord, the Russian journal at Brussels, savs that Prince Gortschakoff will be very well able 10 defend the mesthern forts of Sebastopol, should they be attacked; but that “ whenever he cnll judge that the time has come when it will be preferable ...
... THE CRIMEA. Yesterday’s Constitutionnel, speaking probably on good ‘authority, says that, according to a letter from l\flmuh_of Sept. 9, it was expected that in two days’ time three floating batteries, each carrying thirty-six guns, would open a fire against ...
... THE CRIMEA. Accmb‘frnm the Crimea to the I)ith reached Vienna on the 16th, wia Varna, Aceording to these despatches it was thought that a grand emcounter between the two armies would take place about the 20th, for it appeared quite impossible that the ...
... THE CRIMEA. “DONNYBROOK FAIR IN A MORE livelioor curious scene can scarcely imagined than what is presented by the accompanying engraving. A survey of the whole of the allied camps, covering a circuit of nearly twenty miles in extent, with the myriads ...
... THE TARTARS OF THE CRIMEA. Tuey differ materially from those on the northern side of the Caucasus, as they have retained their primitive conformation, both in features and person. They all, without exception, possessed a short and compact figure, a round ...
... THE VULTURES IN THE CRIMEA @ THE FLIGHT OF TINE. “ Fifty win fify; fift, fi . e ot aerog o thee Sy wings.” A‘:ld when that time d::l‘eonu.zu comes “:hnn.tu’h ln: indigestion, short anxiety about the stoc deQnrkfiw Mp::hictm and turkeys are less tender ...
... DELIGHTS OF THE CRIMEA. Tue Crimean rat is of very large size; many of the mice 1 as big as a small English rat. Traps here being unknown, and cats extremely scarce, both rats and mice revel in impunity, and one hears them “‘“’J and frolicking all round ...
... THE DRUNKENNESS IN THE CRIMEA. Major Powys, S«nur;‘: the Central Association in aid of the Wives and ilies of Soldiers- on Active Service, writes thus to the ZWmes .—* I deeply regret to find, and I am sure you will thare with me this feeling. that the ...
... THUNDERSTORM IN THE CRIMEA. ~r 23rd —At eight o'clock this evening a thunderstorm, vancing from the mountain ranges over Balaklava and Macnzie's farm, burst on the valley of the Tchernaya and on the sthern portion of the camp. I never bebeld such incessant ...
... THE TARTARS OF THE CRIMEA. Tuey differ materially from those on the northern side of the Caucasus, as they have retained their primitive conformation, both in features and person. They all, without exception, possessed a short and compact figure, a round ...
... LETTERS FROM THE CRIMEA. Tae following letter is from a young man who was among the first to land in the Crimea, and has lately been promoted to the rank of sergeant :—* Camp before Sebastopol, August 20, 1855. My dear uncle,~l should have written long ...
... LETTERS FROM THE CRIMEA. (FROM A COLOUR-SERGEANT OF THE 90TH ¥oOT.) A gt BBk s o o ARSBE U My dear Mother,—l wrote the enclosed letter, No. 1, the evening of the 7th, as you will perceive by its contents; it ‘was quite uncertain as to what my fate would ...