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... THE CRIMEA. The Military Gazette of Vienna contains a letter from Sebastopol, which states that General Osten- Sacken, on the 18th March, published an order of the day, enjoining all females to quit the town at once. The Grand Duke Nicholas, taking into ...
... THE CRIMEA. A letter from the Crimea, of the 22nd, in the Ost, Deutsche Post, says that Prince Gortschakoif had kept the heavy guns continually at work since his arrival at Sebastopol, but without any perceptible result. The Prince had, however, undoubtedly ...
... THE CRIMEA. Private letfere have been received Paris from General Canrobert and other officers m the Crimea. They complain the iujußtioe of public opinion with reepeot to them, of the unreaeonable impatience pereons who are not acquainted with the place ...
... THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA. [Fbom oub Cobbkspoxdknt.] BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, 17. Daring the last tvro or three days an obstinate con* test has been going on between the French and the Russians for the possession of about 500 pits for Riflemen, which the latter ...
... REINFORCEMENTS FOR THE CRIMEA. Reinforcements for the following regiments of cavalry in Crimea are under orders to join the service troops from that respective depots, viz.;— , 4th Dragoon Guards and sth (Princess of Wales s) ditto, from Newbridge. Ist ...
... THE LATEST FROM THE CRIMEA. TO EDITOR OF THE MORNING ADVERTISER. Sib, —How long will the people suffer it. To-day the telegraph says, that the Anglo-French armies are resting on their arms till they get orders from Europe. In the meantime every day adda ...
... TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION WITH THE CRIMEA. Oa the motion that the house, its rising, do adjourn to Monday, Mr. WARNER wished to know whether any news had been received, in the course of the day, from the army in the East ? If no news, he should very much ...
... WOUNDED OFFICERS FROM THE CRIMEA. The screw steam-ship Lebanon, Capt. Cook, asriwl in the Mersey yesterday forenoon Irom Constantinople, Alexandria, Malta, and Gibraltar, with a general cargo. She she brought the following officers, invalided, from the ...
... CAMPAIGN in the CRIMEA—IBS4 Messrs. ASHBEE and DAN6ERFIELD have the honour to announce that they are preparing for immediate publication,' AUTHENTIC LIST ot the OFFICERS KILLED in ACTION, or who DIED from WOUNDS received in the BATTLES of ALMA, BALAKLAVA ...
... are sent to the Crimea by the Admiralty. On passing through Paris they visited one of the hospitals, where they became acquainted with the three medical students, who volunteered to accompany them their mission of humanity to the Crimea, ...
... Marseilles, and were to be embarked on board the first steamer bound for the Crimea. The people of Narbonne have shipped, at the port La Nouvelle, their offering to the army in the Crimea. It consists of 140 hogsheads of wine of the best quality produced by ...
... another form, which will be the separation of the Crimea from Russia. The Vienna Fresse, of the 14th, publishes an article to show that the proper termination of the war would be the evacuation of the Crimea the Allies— France and England henceforth defending ...