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... | THE CRIMEA. I SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. OPENING OF THE BOMBARDMENT. APRIL 10. The Times has published the following despatch from Vienna, dated Monday evening :-Onl the evening of the 9th the bombardment of Sebastopol commenced. The cannonade had lasted ...
... THE CRIMEA Advice* from before Sebutopol of the 17th *ute that the want of unmunition bad been felt the bemeger*. On the 13th and 14th the alUe* gained an important advantage on the left attach. The French twice drove the Russians out of their ambuscadet ...
... THE CRIMEA. The Tiui't says, what want t*. know is this. Sup. posing everythin!; done that i- s be. .mlsed or !•' ■ .. .. taking Sehuslop-d the days than there wa« In wi. chance is tiicrc t-f taking tho place at all The Jir.l ish people want something ...
... THE CRIMEA. A despatch, in the Second Edition of the Morning Herald, from General Canrobert, dated the 14th in -t., says-- our troops after baring twice driven the enemy from their strong positions on the left remain in possession of them, and are making ...
... second edition of the Morning Chronicle.) VIENIrA, Wednesday.-The Fremden Blatt gives the following intelligence from the Crimea, which requires confirmation ?? The operations of the allies have commenced at three points. Omar Pasha, with 20,000 Turks ...
... THE CRIMEA. The regular accounts from the camp come down to the 7th instant. In ordinary times they would be read with the greatest interest; but written before the bombardment began, their detail of preparations is overshadowed by the news of that event ...
... THE CRIMEA. “Vienna, Wednesday, April 11. Russian account of sanguinary engagement on the of March deserves attention, advices of 3rd inst. from the Crimea make no mention of it. The Russian a are still in the position they have so long occupied the Tchcmaya ...
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... a THE CRIMEA. Ps We od in the & Gesparcen va saucte seilles, which, in recording the affair of the 23d, says :— “ The English trenches were attacked ; the enemy was repulsed after a great struggle. Commandant Dumas, of the Engineers, was killed. The (English) ...
... THE CRIMEA. THE BOMBARDMENT OF SEBASTOPOL. Suspense still envelopes the great trial in the Crimea. Although three hundred French and one hundred English pieces of ordnance, despite wind and rain and other unpropitious circumstances, have thundered away ...
... THE WAR THE CRIMEA. VN the ?. , ol mts of the opera'ions in the Crimea reach , inst -; that time the bombardment of Ser)t;,V»l,i'tl,J Ued » but wi'hout any decisive result. Tne i at, eries had made a breach in the indented wall, hy 'h 8 ,? nts of the ...
... THE CRIMEA. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. Western Flying Post Office, Yeovil, Monday, April 2. The Sinai arrived at Marseilles on Saturday. She left Constantinople on the 22nd. Balaxlava, March 20th.—The Russians still occupy the ambuscade which the French attacked ...