... have been sent up the river Anakeon. Mailer's Infantry division has left Odessa to take the place of the 13th division in the Crimea. Beyond the fact that the Turks had entered Wallachia, and for a certain period encountered no effective opposition, nothing ...

... Russians had taken place in At first it was said that an attack had 4 ade o n Sebastopol by the fleets ; and aftera rising in the Crimea was spoken of. Posi , tmation is wanting , /Meg, in a leading article, on the subject of jtle of Sinope, states, that it has ...

... themselves with defences sufficient to ward off the Turks. The article further shows the possibility of operating along the Crimea against the towns on the sea of Azotf, and the forts by which Circassia and Georgia are held. A competent maritime force, ...

... made him prisoner. A telegraphic dispatch, received this morning, informed us that an insurrection had taken place in the Crimea, in favour of Turkey, and that that was the cause of a portion of the eorps of General Luders being sent there. Subsequent ...

... the banks of the Danube, owing to local circumstances and to the unfavourable nature of the season: The Black Sea and the Crimea will, from externalappearances, be the first menace 4 with the ultimo ratio. . The funds remain comparatively stationary. ...

... n i s t er ,. breaking off diplomatic relations with the retired to Bagdad. The reaso n w hy p ar t o f corps went to the Crimea was that there ur of Turkeinsurrectiony. there on the 29th of N ovem b er, vo TH USRDAY.—The Post says a pr i vate Lvach from ...

... apparently elite themselves with defences sufficient to the Turks. article further shows the possibility of opee a.( a l o ng the Crimea the towns on the Az against • • -or • and the forts by which Circassia and gm are held. are held. maritime force, especially ...

... something Fri day, unfavourable to the Russians had taken place in the Crimea. At first it was said that an attack had been made on Sebastopol by the fleets ; and afterwards a rising in the Crimea was spoken of. Positive information is wanting. The Times, in a ...

... for Sebastopol. :xcatement at Constantinople is excessive. a report that the Turkish fleet is to be ted to the coasts of the Crimea, and it is that the English and French fleets will ately enter the Black Sea. attempts at negociation and pacification are ...

... similar pretext in order to render Poland and Turkey subservient to her power. She, too, violated treaties—having declared Crimea a province of her empire, and expelled the KHAN by a most extraordinary system of stratagem, which, fortunately for the OTTOMAN ...