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... CRIMEA. The whole Bay seems teeming with life—targes laden with horses, artillery, and war munitions of every description, meuof-war boats, crowded our horse soldiers; together with variety of craf; peculiar to this stupendous undertaking, are seen leaving ...
... CRIMEA The whole Ray seems teeming with life—barge* laden with horses, artillery, and war munitions every description, menof-war boats, crowded by our horse soldiers; together with variety of craf: peculiar to this stupendous undertaking, are seen leaving ...
... THE CRIMEA. The Hon. Mr. Forle.scuc said he had received letter from gentleman of the board who was not then present, recommending subscription to he entered into for the purchase of materials to make stockings and c4her clothing for the soldiers at the ...
... THE CRIMEA On the 6th, according to despatch from Balaklava, it was believed in the camp that the commanders of the allied forces would it impossible to allow the construction of the enemy’s works to progress on the point opposite the right; attack was ...
... but they only require change of air and food to effect their restoration. THE CRIMEA. Intelligence from the Crimea states that Fort St. Pam had destroyed, and that the Quarantine Fort would shortly follow. , . The French Engineers blew up. the mst., two ...
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... THE CRIMEA Raga Ourkousta and Skavaka are villages situated at the Eastern extremity of the valley of Haidar, and to the extreme right the French position, as well that of the allied army. Our allies are posted very strongly here, and their reserves are ...
... THE CRIMEA. Advices from Balaklava of the 30th December, state that the railway was to be commenced once. The sickness was on the increase. Berlin, Wednesday. learn from St. Petersburg, under date of the 10th inst., that the following despatch had been ...
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... THE CRIMEA Letters from Paris stale there reason for believing that instead adopting the slow approach the sappers and miners, it is generally believed that the allied generals have determined deliver an order, and that speedily, for a general assault ...
... THE CRIMEA Official returns of officers and men killed and wounded in the Crimea, to March 14th: The total number of officers killed in the army is returned at 91, of non-commissioned officers 81, and of men 1,183, making total of 1300. The total number ...
... CRIMEA. The whole Ray seems teeming with life—barges laden with horse*, artillery, and war munitions every description, manof-war bouts, crowded our horse soldiers; together with variety craft peculiar to this stupendous undertaking, arc seen leaving ...