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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... taken with that regiment, but was left at Varna for want of transports, and was never landed during.the time^he was in the Crimea. The supply of ambulance waggons was not sufficient, and the vehicles were heavy and inconvenient. He explained the bad state ...
... arrived from the Crimea all speak in the very highest and grateful terms of Miss Nightingale, and relate an anecdote of that lady which saved the lives of many of them. A considerable quantity of invalids arrived at Scutari from the Crimea in a very bad ...
... hief in the Crimea, as chief of the staff of the Navy, and as governor of the grand duchy of Finland, only retaining his rank of adjutant-general and councillor of the empire. General Oortschak IF, in addition to the command in the Crimea, has that of ...
... Constantinople on the 15th, and the Euphrates which left on the 19th, have arrived. Despatches for Government left at 6 p.m. Crimea letters of the 17th announce that Omer Pacha arrived at the camp of the Allies on the 12th. On the 13th the Russians opened ...
... which are placed under the orders of Prince Gortschakoff. An Imperial order nominates 11 Generals to the army of the South (Crimea.) Vienna, Monday Night.— There are vague rumours that the Grand Duke Michael has been seriously wounded before Sebastopol ...
... rely that the Emperor Louis bas resolved to place himself at the head of a French army of the big test class and invade the Crimea at the commencement of the early spring. His Majesty's de- parture is postponed for the present, chiefly owing to the unwearied ...
... scabbard unless on terms honourable and satisfactory — (cheers.) The Chairman gave '• Success to the allied armies in the Crimea, associating with the toast the name of Lord Pan- mure. ( Drunk with applause.) Lord Panmure said— To have my name associated ...
... jfomiju THE WAR IN THE CEIMEA. The latest news from the Crimea is of the Bth instant received in Constantinople. There had been no movement of importance among the allied armies during the last few days. The French had, however, employed a new descrip- ...
... Canrobert to press on tile siege of Sebasto- pol with the utmost vigour. Of the departure of the Enip.ror Napoleon for the Crimea nothing whatever can be said, more tnaii what has been already. Everything con- tinues in the same state of preparation. ...