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... iforeupt 3ntelligeuce, THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA. Tiie most recent intelligence from the Crimea is con- tained in a telegraphic despatch from General Simpson, of date the 4th August, in wbich he reports that the Russians made a sortie on the previous night ...
... ShiteUtg-ence* THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA. News from Constantinople to the 31st of March has been received. The Egyptian troops, sent to the army of Omar Pacha, had arrived at Eupatoria in good condition. The intelligence from the Crimea is up to the 2Cth ultimo ...
... siderable movement in Southern Russia for bringing up supplies to the Crimea, before the bad weather sets in. There are now, it is calculated, 160,000 Russian troops in the Crimea, and as they formerly received the main part of their ?? from the Sea of ...
... while the field artillery, cavalry, and means of transport will be stronger than that in the Crimea, and to wliich detachments of the army now in the Crimea would be added preparatory to opera- tions in a new field. Whether the Karabelnia suburb be taken ...
... ofthe troops at the Battle of Inkerman, pleased the army highly. Another despatch states, that all the troops engaged in the Crimea are to have a medal and clasps, with the names of Alma and Inkerman, for those who took part In those actions. The 'Chronicle's' ...
... Newcastle is expected to arrive in England from the Crimea in about three weeks from the present time. His Grace's health has been greatly improved by his journey to the East. More Comforts for the Crimea. — However much the authorities deserved censure ...
... thousand men i for the Russian army. It is suspected that the Russians will have in February an army of 160,000 men in the Crimea. At St Petersburg complaints were heard against Prince Menschikoff, who, strange to say, is accused out of the Imperial circle ...
... ever from the Crimea. Tbere is nothing in the past history or present temper of the Russian Court to lead us to suppose that it would ever submit to humiliating terms of peace while any power of resistance remained. The loss of the Crimea would be to Russia ...
... Office at a late hour on Friday evening : — Lord Panmure has received the following intelligence from General Simpson, dated Crimea, 16th August:— ' General Pelissier and I have decided on opening fire from the English and French batteries at dawn tomorrow ...
... Russia in honour may propose should justify the retirement of the French army from the Crimea without securing Sebastopol. The ' Times * says the last accounts from the Crimea allow us to entertain a belief that the condition of the troops is materially improved ...
... stated, in order to explain away a false impression which existed with respect to the return of Sir John Burgoyne from the Crimea, that no stigma attached j to that gallant officer. Sir John Burgoyne simply returned j to resume his post of Inspector-General ...
... navvies who sailed in the Telegraph steamer for the Crimea misconducted themselves. 550 more navvies have arrived at Valence, en route to Mar- seilles for tbe Crimea. WINTER OPERATIONS IN THE CRIMEA. On Thursday orders were forwarded to the Ordnance ...