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... THE CRIMEA. M**SEit.i.r«, 7>ec. packet from Tr«-b'*-nJ has arrived I'onstautinpple bringing news of rii* ICtu. At that dal© Russian army was inorchii.g on Erzeroum I Kedonbt-Kale; ett-ick again.-t the Circassians had vig-ro.olv repn's- I with the us>-b--tnneo ...
... THE CRIMEA. A St Petersburg despatch of 30th says that Mensrhikoff reported on the 22d : That iu the night between the 19th and 20th (he Russians successful sortie against the left flank, And ag.imst the trenches of tho French, who suffered runsidoruhly ...
... THE CRIMEA. One of the French hospitals was burned the ground —DO sick persons perished in the flames. The death of the Emperor Nicholas was known Constantinople on the 0;h. Omar Pacha's army was being duly increased. Supplies were very abundant on the ...
... THE CRIMEA. MAiisr.iu.Es. Tuesday.—The -Sunole. which left Constantinople the April, has arrived, and brinia letters fp>m the Crimea. • KaMIESTII. April 21.—• Hi the UKh the English i«r.k- I assault l«o the Auibn»ea les in from ut the Malako Tower. Ho«van* ...
... send a plenipotentiary to the conference at Vienna. Crimea advices of 20th state that the condition the troops it improving —l4 degrees cold. It was uncertain whether any more would be sent to tbw Crimea. ...
... THE CRIMEA, of 39, thtl nothing important had occurred. CossTAKTiNOPt.r, 38.—Tha Saltan intends raising national loan, Toluuiary subscriptions, in Torkey. Ths Post has tbs following despatch from Paris ** Auitrian merchant «hiM hvl arrired Oalatx. They ...
... THE CRIMEA. The 1 and H- ralJ'i correspondent’s letters have arrived. They are to the inclusive. The weather was very fme, and the men were more cheerful. Sanitary measures are progressing. Supplies fresh meat and vegetables prevent disease. Thu railway ...
... THE CRIMEA. Letters to June arrived. Tbe wounds received on the Li.h were cleaner than those in previous engagements. The armistice for burying the dead lasted two hour*. The Cemetery remained in our possaerion, and was being fortified iu spite of heavy ...
... THE CRIMEA. The Tiui't says, what want t*. know is this. Sup. posing everythin!; done that i- s be. .mlsed or !•' ■ .. .. taking Sehuslop-d the days than there wa« In wi. chance is tiicrc t-f taking tho place at all The Jir.l ish people want something ...
... THE CRIMEA. W--Ines-I.iv Morning.—Authentic information h.«» rcaelie.l Ti-acf’ eorrrvponent) that tii* hornbardmetf, which was on lb- 28: li. is to lie re-uun-l in a f.-w .levs CoX'T wrixon.f —The cholera has male its appearanr at lialalt, Mnslak, an-l ...
... THE CRIMEA. From i Edition of thr- Chronicle. Vienna, Tuetdny.-Intelligencj to the 13tU January has arrived from the Ciimca : ri-inforccnuid!) had arrived i ...
... THE CRIMEA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. The military and naval despatches, so eagerly expected, add little to our previous information as to the fall of Sebastopol. The order of the assault and some of . ! its prominent features may, however, be correctly ...