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... THE OPERATIONS IN THE CRIMEA. »■' ■—»-—. ?? ?? ?? mcircutuarc ousy with their works near the batteries of the Quarantine Bay but asserts that their approaches do not advance. ' DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIANS. French letters from the Crimea, dated the 3d inst- ...
... THE POSITION OF THE RUSSIANS IN THE CRIMEA. (From the Morninß Post.) Want of water is what we should fear in any advance from Eupatoria. From this even the Russians suffer ; and yet they have a line, eighty years old, from the Balbec in the south, straight ...
... THE FUTURE OF THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA. The late Crimean correspondent of the M, ruing Ueral! furnishes some interesting remarks on the present position and probabilities of the war : — In my last letter I pointed out some of the difficulties which existed ...
... Those in receipt of intelligence fiom the Crimea seem to have thought that the news of the fall of the south portion of Sebastopol was enough for one week. Accordingly, we have been left in comparative ignor- ance both of the operations and plans of the ...
... The intelligence of most interest from the Crimea, during the week, is General Canrobert's resignation of the command of the French army. 11l health is the plea assigned for his taking such a step ; but it is generally supposed the Emperor had expressed ...
... Intelligence from the Crimea has been received up to the 4th instant ; but no movement of importance is reported to have taken place since the 24th ultimo. On the night of the 23d-24th, a detachment of tbe French army, under General Monet, was ordered ...
... The intelligence from the Crimea is up to the Bth instant. No movement of importance had taken place before Sebastopol for some days previous. The Allies were actively preparing for re-opening their fire ; and it was hoped the effect of the batteries ...
... TnE despatches received from the Crimea during the week tell of several sorties that have been made by the Russians, but without success — the Allies continuing to make steady progress with their ap- proaches against the Malakoff and Redan. Indeed, a ...
... The Latest News from the Crimea is contained in the following important despatch from General Pelissier, dated the 9th instant : — ' • On tbe night of the B'h the Russians made a grand sortie against tbe Mamelon Vert and Rifle Pits. The enemy were re- ...
... At length* gratifying and important news from the Crimea has reached us. The Expedition to Kertch, recalled through some unaccountable mistake, was again despatched on its mission; and on the 21th instant, the anniversary of Her Majesty's Birthday, the ...
... The intelligence from the Crimea during the past week is somewhat meagre. A telegraphic despatch from General Simpson announced that the bombard- ment of the Redan had been commenced on the 10th, and with considerable effect. No movement of im- portance ...
... mouths of the Don to the Spit of Arabat, and from the great naval stronghold in the Crimea itself, it is therefore manifest that the country lying to the north-west of the Crimea, between the inuu ttw of the Bug and the Dnieper, Nicolaieff, and Cherzon will ...