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... —Different journals have announced that some troops belonging to the second and third corps of Kussian infantry have entered the Crimea, and are stationed near Perekop, under the command of General Paoiutin. can affirm that two divisions of the second corps ...
... yesterday’s sitting, and is likely to become the subject of many more discussions, which must eventually terminate in the Crimea or on the Polish frontier of Russia, as there is not the most remote probability that M. Titoff will accede to the demands ...
... Mazluk, near Constantinople. Abd-el-Kader was expected at Constantinople to pre- L his homage to the Emperor Napoleon. Prom the Crimea, it is stated that General Can,(rt l Admiral Bruat had conferred together, with ;„ w of connecting a great naval movement ...
... Petersburg that the Grand Dukes Nicholas and Michael have given orders to have preparations made lor their return to the Crimea. It appears that since the weather has Rendered the roads to Perekop practicaole, two regular regiments of Cossacks of the ...
... and foreign companies, plying regularly. Since the 18th ult., when embarkations commenced, there have been sent off to the Crimea, 28,000 ton* forage, flour, and biscuit, and 30,000 tons of war materiel. Upwards of 250,00 u shells have also been sent, ...
... 414 convalescents embarked in the the 31st March tor the Crimea, under the command of Major Purnell, 90th Regiment; and 120 more convalescents will embark on Monday, the 2nd of April, for the Crimea, including 83 of the Brigade of Guards, . . At Scutari ...
... discouraged the army. Once on this great theatre, inaction was no longer possible. It was then only that a disembarkation in the Crimea came into question. An expedition upon Sebastopol might hasten the conclusion of the war. It had a determined and restricted ...
... The sick sent here from the Crimea speedily ' recover. Some days ago, 200 left the hospitals to ' return to the seat of war. We have, m the roadstead, besides the Panthere, the liner Louis XIV., coming ' from the Crimea and route for Toulon. The steam ...
... March, the whole of the troops might have been the Crimea by the Ist 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 L piece by the time ...
... °The “Weekly Dispatch Sunday next, April 15, •n an Essay entitled French nod Englteh”—Official r.Xhfa ami littcrj’lrom the Crimea—The Arn.Wioo for BmM the S-PrSpeae of Siege Worka-Men of the War The Duke m C^anbridgc— Literature of the Eanka-Utters, by ...
... of the Three Powers is insured for the future. Austria will to war, if necessary, and is ready to send 100,000 men to the Crimea, to aid the durable conquest of that important province. Austria is already disarming, say the opponents. Not a bit, replies ...
... the Russians were defeated • but these rumours were of very indistinct shape. ' The Weiner Zeitung publhhes the followin'* CRIMEA, April 14. Daring the night of the 13th the left; attack of the allies obtained considerable advantage over thi Russians. ...