... the Crimea is entirely terminated. A letter from Odessa, of the 2° jd, in the Austrian Gazette, says:— “ A definitive decision has at length been rec vel here from St. Petersburg, respecting the colonisation of the Greek volunteers im the Crimea. These ...

... surely get rid of it at home, without the trouble and putting Government to the expense of sending it to be destroyed in the Crimea. Old Hvanyelical Magazines, 40 years of age, Italian dated 1806, venerable Greeé Grammars, a collection of manu- script Italian ...

... THE MEA Accounts from the Crimea down tot tate that General Luders has authorised the General d’Allonyille to proceed from Enpator Jand, passing along the coast. ‘The Tartars emigrating and establishing themselves in th body of 9000 English troops has ...

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... THE CRIMEA Orrrctat Despatcn.—The following despatch, under date Feb 26, has been received from General Codrington :— “My Lord,—I have the honour to inform your lordslup that a large portion of the infantry of the English army paraded, on the 2ith iustamt ...

... THE CRIMEA The /%mes correspon dent, writing from the Camp, under date April 11, says— Every statement made by the Russian officers in conversation concur in this that we might have take: n Sebastopol in September, 1854; that they were not ouly prepared ...

... THE CRIMEA The Times and the Morning Post have letters from the camp to Mareh 25, “The races” are the only event of any importance recorded. The racing was very good. A pony race and the grand steeple chase were won by officers of the French army—the ...

... GORDON IN THE CRIMEA AN OLD SOLDIER'S REMINISCENCES. Matthew Hudson, foreman collector at the Great Northern Railway Company's station at Batley, has furnished to a Liverpool press man the following concerning Gen. Gordon I enlisted into the 7th Fusiliers ...

... enemy to retreat. killed, and three Cossacks were wounded. Smolensk Regiment of Infantry were “On the other points of the Crimea nothing of importance has occurred ; the works of the enemy on the south side of Sebastopol have been discontinued, on account ...

... of the embarkation ut the Scuts Greys Constantinople on tire ultimo for the Crimea -This afternoon that trolde ship the Uimal-ya left the Bosphorus for 'a Bay, in the Crimea, after having embarked the Scots Greys at Kulelt. In lire Uusphoru*—as fine regiment ...

... because the subjects may deser pod on a and that be docs net necessarily adept the cuntians | June, officers LINT FOR ‘THE CRIMEA. we be permitted through your columot faded poy of clothing, flannel shirte, &c., to be shipped per the Crimes. we Gan no ...

... LANDING OF THE TKUOPB THE CRIMEA. liitelligeoce was rtceived telegraph and coiifinuid yesterday to the effect that 25.00U French, 20,0UU Coglisb, and Turks lauded safely Cupatocta tbs U:b, without meeting with any resistance. They immediately cuai-neuced ...