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... THE CRIMEA. January 9. —The bring continues on both sides of Sebastopol. The allies have blown up two of the docks. The Russians have taken up their winter quarters at Sinipheropol and Baktchi-Serai. The news from Kinburn is to the effect that the Russians ...
... FANATICISM IN THE CRIMEA. --- At Foyodocee (Theodosia) has taken place a rather remarkable criminal trial for fanaticism. In August, 1882, cattle disease broke out in the Greek-Bulgarian villages of St. Amen and St. }:zhanko, in the above. mentioned districts ...
... THE CRIMEA SEBASTOPOL NOT TAKEN. ( From an Extraordinary Published on Thursday. ) OFFICIAL DESPATCH FROM LORD STRATFORD. War Ocr. 5.—His Grace, the Duke of Newcastle, has this day received a letter, of which the following is a copy, enclosing, by direction ...
... THE CRIMEA. Berlin, Feb. 17.—8y way of Vienna, we have intelligence from Erzeroum, speaking of battle between the Turks and the Russians, on the sth January, near Zugdidi. Six Russian battalions surprised single Turkish battalion. The lurks got off with ...
... THE CRIMEA. (By Submarine and British Telegraph.) Advices from St. Petersburgh state that the following telegraphic despatch bad been received there from General Osten-Sacken, dated Bth of March :— The enemy have not done any damage to Sebastopol. ...
... THE CRIMEA. (Telegraphic News.) REPULSE OF THE RUSSIANS. War Department, July* 16, 1855. —Lord Panmure has received intelligence that a Russian sortie took place against the French rifle pits front of the Malakoff on Saturday night, which was gallantly ...
... extends all along the Crimea far as Nicolaieff. In consequence of the continued increase in the price of bread, the Ottoman government has decided that it shall regulated by periodical tariff. Sefer Pacha has returned to the Crimea. Rear-Admiral Odet-Pellion ...
... THE CRIMEA. The Cairo arrived Marseilles yesterday, with ▼ices from Constantinople ~f the 14 th, and from Crimea of the 11th. A letter of the latter date says a h « attacked the French poaiUons at B ica °° ™ I>«»iaber, hut were repulsed with the loss ...
... permit any person to land the Crimea henceforth except those who have formerly lived there, and are about to return permanently. The little tour made by Major Hammersly, Captain Brooke, and Mr. Sinclair the north of the Crimea only demonstrated more clearly ...
... two Russian Grand Dukes are on their way home from the Crimea. Prince Menschikoff has gone to Moscow. The Moniteur of Thursday contains a despatch from Admiral Bruat, giving news from the Crimea of the 7th. For several days the French had been throwing ...
... THE CRIMEA. War Department, Sept. I.—Lord Panmure has received the following telegraphic dispatch from General Simpson, dated Crimea, August 31: The enemy made sortie, last night, upon our advance in front of the Redan, and destroyed some gabions. ...
... THE CRIMEA. The following telegraphic despatches have been received during the week ...