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... recent calamities. The Saltan had ordered new recruitments m Syne. All the Allied ships of war have been recalled to the Crimea. THE CRIMEA. the Sitndit we have from Balaklava, vid ConsUntieople, to the 23rd. The English had received reinforcements. All the ...
... DEPARTURE OF ARTILLERY FOR THE CRIMEA, Yesterday forenoon, at nine o’clock, about 1,000 of the Royal Artillery, with the full complement of officers, horses, baggage waggons, and twelve pieces of heavy cannon, marched from the Barracks, at Romford, Essex ...
... good enough to govern the country” with certain delays, in the transport of porter, for the consumption ot our troops in the Crimea; and his statements show, that large quantities have been sacrificed and lost by incompetence, and want of arrangement. There ...
... their wsy to the Crimea. They were not disposable till now, because the attitude of Austria was not sufficiently clear, and attacks other pomts ot the empire were expected j but now that the Allies have engaged all their forces in the Crimea, they will meet ...
... General Sattler. They will appear before Eupatona about the middle of April. By these reinforcements the Kussian army in the Crimea will be increased to 300 000 (?) men. The Russian commanders are watching with the greatest attention the movements of the ...
... anxious I for war and the soldiers, in general, openly express I their sentiments in the same sense.” REINFORCEMENTS FOR THE CRIMEA. The Munich Gazette (quoted in to-day’s Delais) has letters from Odessa stating that the corps cavalry assembled there under ...
... the Mosaic Becoi d of the Creation and Deluge. By W. ELFE TAYLER, Author of** Hippoly tus,” The Dead Sea, Popery and its Crimea” Ae, There are no caiJcalalions more doubtful than those ot tA* geohjgist.'*—Old Red Sanstonc. and Stoneman, 65, Paternoetcr-row ...
... Stratford Redcliffe left Constantinople for the Crimea on the 25th. A RUSSIAN REPORT—COULEUR DE ROSE, read in the Sf. Petersburg Journal, that the Councillor Manzarov, who had been despatched to the Crimea to inspect the treatment of the wounded, has published ...
... the town. Lord Ennismore is one of the three rival candidates for the suffrages of the Cork constituency. THE FIGHT IN THE CRIMEA. ...
... THE CRIMEAN CAMPAIGN. RUSSIAN NEWS FROM THE CRIMEA. The Imalide Susse publishes the following“ telegraphic despatch has been received from Sebastopol stating, that on the 16th (N. 8.) of this month, the Turkish cavalry made a sortie from Eupatotia, but ...
... showing the approaches and the points of attack. One sheet. In sheet, 2s, 6d.: case, 45.; on rollers, 7s. 6d. WYLD'S MAP of the CRIMEA, 35., 55., and 7s. 6d. James Wyld, Geographer to the Queen, Charing-cross East, next door to the Post-office; and 2, Royal ...
... next to their master, who preceded them to the tomb, rests the greatest responsibility the present war. The news from the Crimea, received the same arrival, represent the Allied armies, increased by nearly 50,000 men, ready to resume operations. Their ...