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... THE CRIMEA. Prince Gortschakoff has transmitted to St. Petersburg the following despatch from the Crimea OCTOBER 29, 9 p.m. The enemy's force kept its position at the village of Saki during the past night, but at eight this morning it has again moved ...
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... Russia,are summoned, was to be held, under the presidency of the Emperor, at Nicholaieff. In case the events of the war in the Crimea should pre- vent Prince Gortschakoff from attending the council, General Osten-Sacken is to attend in his stead. This veteran ...
... THE CRIMEA. nl. rnm- th p -m h{f; Private letters from the camp before Sebastopol are to the 9th. The health of the troops seemed to m improve, although the cold was severe. The daily . deaths had fallen to 90. The sheepskin coats for in different regiments ...
... THE CRIMEA. The Invalide Russe publishes the following despatch from Prince Gortschakoff, dated the evening of the 18th ult Nothing remarkable in the Crimea. According to authentic accounts, it is only a small number of Turkish troops who have left Eupatoria ...
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... CRIMEA.AND/ThE WELSH. 'Y Gleaninrgs from the INote-book of a M)2ember of the S. ' Council of the Surrey Arehreoltqical Society. '30Q'ecari ago ?? WVelsh are said to have emigrated er from (G-vind yr H at, or Dafrobani, under liu Gadarn. p. fie isecelebrated ...
... EVACUATION OF THE CRIMEA. The Constantinople journals of the 23rd ult., state that the evacuation of the Crimea was then proceeding slowly, owing to the want of transports. The allied troops remaining there did not exceed 15,000 men. The English had only ...
... EVACUATION OF THE CRIMEA. The following telegraphic message was on Tuesday received at the Admiralty from Admiral Grey, at Constantinople, dated 14th July, 1856: Banshee has arrived with Admiral Fremantle. Every person belonging to the army had embarked ...
... satisfactory. But therein lies the whole question. What arc those terms ? Is this pence-negotiation, like the invasion of the Crimea, to be a leap in the dark ? Are we to know nothing of its objects til1 we are irrcvoeahlv committed to it ? or are we to ...