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... THE CRIMEA. Despatch of Lord Raglan, giving one his com modious scoonnts the determined sortie made tbo Russians upon the French on the night of the and morning of the 23d u'timo, given in another column. There has been heavy loan ou both sides. Oar allies ...
... THE CRIMEA The Daily News says, accounts of the - i7 - th elate that the want of ammunition had been felt by the besiegers. On the 13th and 14th the allies gained an important advantage on the left attack. They twice drove the Russians from the ambuscades; ...
... THE CRIMEA. It is always difficult to form a jndgment upon military operations that are still in progress, even when we have good information respecting the numbers and the resources of the combatants. But in the present campaign the difficulty is increased ...
... THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA. BOMBARDMENT OF SEBASTOPOL. Paris, Monday Morning.— The Moniteur publishes despatch from General Canrobert. who on th.' 17th writes that the fire of the Allies continued to maintain its superiority without being too prodigal of ammuni: ...
... THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA. Marseilles. Mor-Lr-.—The Carmel, which left Constantinople the sth, has arrived. Despatches for Government left on Sunday night eleven o'clock. The news from Eupatoria are satisfactory. Nothing from Sebastopol. Prince Gortschakoff ...
... March, the whole of the troops might have been in the Crimea by the lst of April. The horses just despatched through Egypt are undersized for home service, they are unfitted for the climate of the Crimea, and will have cost the country £200 a-piece by the ...
... experienced officer . ' _THE _CAVALRY . Our cavalry force in the Crimea , hy the 10 th of next _mouth , will _lie 6500 _sabres . Reinforcements for the _following refiimeiita in _the Crimea _ure _under _orders to _join the service _troops from their _respective ...
... TITS CRIMEA. Marsh 29.—Omer Pao*: occupies taro Tillman tali a league from Eomitoria enlarging the girds of the fertilkationg for 60,000 mos. 10,000 Baptiabe digested oa Eepatoria. The euutrediet the death of Menechikoff, bat &bait be is very ill. The ...
... TUB CRIMEA. Virnna, Thursday Eronlng.—According to despatch from our Crimean correspondent, dated April Ist, the allied armies were quite ready to open their tiro Sebastopol. The general* probably on |y awaited the arrival of despatches from home before ...
... TILE CRIMEA. The Paris correspondent of the Globe says A despatch has been received from General Canrobert, announcing that he would' take the field on the &1 inst.,' and from another in the Vienna Preindenbiass, it appears that the 'General had serried ...
... THE RAILWAY IN THE CRIMEA. Private letter* from the Crimea continue to speak obeurfully of the program making there, both with the railway and the improvements Balaclava. “The tea ton crane (says one communication) has been taken up to bead quarters, ...
... THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA. VMS'S*. Taw*, I ani.—lfbe eineeisiag leineeniisse. ea linedey evening. wS be wig. le ee chases el dr adds is dr ilifosisor, Amur I Ilk* as ler obi MI wird Irsis. Vows, Ilieseq.—Lri Ilturdrs departure, with as sad forip. lo for Mir ...