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... THE CRIMEA. DESPATCHES FROM LORD RAGLAN. (From a Supplement to the Loudon Gazette of Friday). War Di.paut.ment, April 2. Lord Panmure has this day received two despatches and their enclosures, of which the following are copies, addressed his lordship ...
... Tr Vienna, Aprit 14ra.—Prince Gortschakoff, writing from the Crimea, states that up to the 6th instant, nothing important had occurred before Sebastopol. Berlin Russian dispatches announce that the French have begun to bombard the redoubi, but bad not ...
... THE CRIMEA. The Times, under date Viennft, Thursday evening, says:—According to a despatch from our Crimean correspondent, dated April l9t, the allied armies were quite ready open their fires on Sebastopol. The probably, only waited the arrival of despatches ...
... THE CRIMEA. A telegraphic message from the Crimea, of a date as recent as Wednesday, reached the Admiralty yesterday, but to late hour this morning, the government, though in sole possession of the quickest means of communication, appears to have had ...
... THE CRIMEA DESPATCH FROM GENERAL CANROBERT. The following an official account by General Canrobert of tbe repulse of the Russian sortie on the night of the 22nd ult.:— Monsieur le Marechal,— We had last night a most hotly contested combat, one very or ...
... THE CRIMEA Wednesday, April 11.—Our men were not able to get the guns from which so much expected into position last night, owing principally, I believe, to the heavy nature ot the ground consequent upon the recent rains. The expectation which the outsiders ...
... THE CRIMEA. DESPATCH FROM LOUD RAGLAN. A supplement tha London Gazette contains the following despatch - or Sebastopol, March 24. Mvlorl - On the morning of the 22nd, the French troops in the advanced parallel moved forward and drove the oat of the rifle ...
... THE CRIMEA—THE BOMBARDMENT. Paris, Tuesday —The correspondent says, it it ■aid that despatches of the 12th announce that the bombardment of Sebastopol continued, that it bail already caused much damage to the town, and that breach had been opened. The ...
... THE CRIMEA. A despatch from General Canrobert, dated the 14th, says : —Our troops, after having twice driven the enemy from their strong position on the left, remain in possession of them, and are making considerable advances. The Morning Chronicle's ...
... THE CRIMEA. SECOND EDITION. JOURNAL OFFICE, Friday, o'clock p.i*. (By Magnetic Telegraph.) Vienna, Thursday.—ln the twelfth Conference th* Russian plenipotentiary declared that his Government declined to make specific proposals regarding the third point ...
... THE CRIMEA. I- A T EST NEWS. t THE FIGHT ON THE TWENTY-SECOND. The date of General Canrobert's despatch in the Wednesday's Moniteur (Sebastopol, March 29), was cvi. dently a clerical error. The serious affair which he reports as having occurred before ...
... THE CRIMEA. According to advices from Balaklava of the 29th of March, the regular operations were to commence on the 3rd of April. Accounts from Constantinople of the 26th of March, state that all the ships of the allies in the Bosphorus had been ordered ...