... to revolt. The comtened fleets , were still at Becooe. The English and French Admirals ditoppeored of an expedition to the Crimea, but atie that eftletent protection should he given to the poem. eerkteb Ameasvador had been recalled ?roes Petrels, and ...

... district of Bessarabia the inhabitants profeu the Greek faith, the imperial sway as obnoxious to them as to the Mahomedans the Crimea; and the frequent but ncamiling remonstrances of the ancieot aristocracy, together with the demonstrations of discontent ...

... period it has rapidly increased in streagth and importance. Sebestopol is situated on the western coast of the peninsula of the Crimea, in on arphitheatre to the south of the harbour, extending along a point of land which serarates the Bay of Yujnsat-Bukhta ...

... be named after one of those brave seamen. The last letters from the Black announce that an epidemic disease coinmou in the Crimea is non’ raging at Sebastopol.” ...

... result of the conflict. The enemy's fleet would form a sufficient pledge for the restoration of peace, even if the fate of the Crimea were not involved in that of the only fortress in the Peninsula. Should the desire of the Emperor Nicholas for war be still ...

... successor was not designated on the 19th. The latest letters from the Black Sea state that an epidemic very common in the Crimea, arising from the malaria, is now prevalent at Sebastopol. Letters from Malta of the 27th state that a Sardinian steamer coming ...

... or, which is by the graver goesUon, of his soul. But it is also true with regard to toieide, aa i* , «iih regard all other Crimea, that the commiasion pf the , criminal act i* usually preceded by previous familiarity tba mind with its commiasion. The notion ...

... put in motion throughout the whole of the Empire. The letters from the Black Sea state that an epidemic very common in the Crimea, arising from the malaria, is now prevalent at Sebastopol. The Indus, which arrived at Southampton from Alexandria, on Saturday ...

... the conflict. The enemy's fleet c would form a sufficient pledge for the restoration of I ,peace, even if the fate of the Crimea were not in- I .volved in that of the only fortress in the peninsula.c ?? old Tartar population of the country is wholly c ...

... artillery. If, therefore, anything is to be attempted against Sebastopol, itmust be by land, which would imply the invasion of the Crimea. It has been decided, I understand, that at the re- ception of the diplomatic corps by the Emperor to- morrow, on the occasion ...

... be named after one of those bravo seamen. The last letters from the Black Sea announco that epidemic disease common in tho Crimea now raging Sebastopol. The ilemiteur publubea of overage price of wheat in the various markets of Francs, from which it appear ...

... put in motion throughout the whole of the Empire. The letters from the Black Sea state that an epidemic very common in the Crimea, arising from the malaria, is now prevalent at Sebastopol. The Indus, which arrived at Southampton from Alexandria, on Saturday ...