... s, namely, of medical men, lint, sheets, &o., must, if they have really ever existed, have been remedied era this, as the number of the medical officers with the army amounted to one to every ninety-five men in the whole force, being nearly double what ...

... with the vast fleet of meut of wlar and trausports. Before were vast steppes, troddell down iu the precipitate retreat of tieu defeated Russians. Many helmets, muskets, ali dknapsacks strewed the ground. Now and then a deserted white-washed house or a ...

... This was attacked as soon as the cavalry, which had diverged a little into a bye and intricate path, could be brought up. A vast i quantity of ammunition and much valuable baggage fell into our hands, and the pursuit was discontinued after about a mile ...

... wrounded, for I toas ® Prter d cula r in inquiring nbout tlhat. I do not knovr tble elis rl number of Russians ktilled t nd wounded, but we killed tod D tinoers tbe number of them. *My dear wife, w r r, for the siege blattering tratin to eome, ard wre abeu Sointg ...

... present pay, which is from 12 to 15 *t per cent. And when, with the aid of foreign o capital, iutelligence, and industry, the vast, and till now uncultivated, resources of this d great empire are more and more developed, the finances of the country regulated ...

... Vienisa since the breaking out of the epidemic. This number is subdivided into 639 deaths, 368 recoveries, and 676 cases under hand. The report is dated the 18th. In the preceding two days the number of cases amounted to 250. The Imperial ambassador at ...