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... 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 ...
... THE CRIMEA BOMBARDMENT RENEWED The Times correspondent writes :— Easter Monday, April 9. This morning at daybreak the allied batteries simultaneously opened tire on the defences of Sebastopol. It now o'clock in the afternoon and the rain, which began ...
... THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA. THE RUSSIAN SORTIE ON THE 22xd. The Times' special correspondent writing on the evening of the 22nd says :— Between 11 and 12 o'clock last night columns of Kussian infantry came suddenly upon the men in our advanced trenches, and ...
... THE CRIMEA. We have again received advices from Varna. The dates from Balaklava are to the inst., and from Varna to the Bth inst. They state that nothing of impottance had occurred relative to the operations tbe siege. few unimportant attacks and skirmishes ...
... THE CRIMEA. The Times' Paris correspondent writes Tuesday jßrmiag that he believes the Government has reeeived intelligence similar kind to that contained in tbe private despatch of tbe from Kamiesch to the effect that the bombardment bad caused great ...
... THE CRIMEA. SECOND EDITION, Courier Office, 1 a,m the 12th, the operations commenced on the against Spbasfcopol, continued without decisive resul*. ...
... THE CRIMEA Advices from Bjrlin of the 31st of March state that General Osten-Sacken had sent the following report to St. Petersburg : — The troops of the garri- son made a sortie on the nights of the 22nd and 23rd, to destroy the advanced works of the ...
... THE CRIMEA The Times correspondent writes March 30th.—The weather lias been exceedingly fine since the despatch of the last mails, and has been very favourable for all siege operations. The sun is warm and bright, the nights are clear and cloudless, and ...
... THE ARMY IN THE CRIMEA Before Sebastopol, March 3?. Sir John Burgoyne, left the camp to-day and proceeded Kamiesh, where he took a passage the mail steamer on his way to England. TUB PITS CONTEST DECIDED. March 22 —The contest for the rifle pits terminated ...
... embarked for the Crimea to that date, was 55,224 men. The deaths of officers and men from sickness in Lord Raglan's army, from the date of the landing in Turkey to 6th Sept., were 903. The killed in action, or dead of wounds, in the Crimea, from 7th Sept ...
... THE CRIMEA. ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 8, PARK-HOW, BOMBARDMENT OF SEBASTOPOL. f oUow^ IS ' Friday.-The Moniteur publishes the C C£r4 , date v° f , the 14th of ■- General * the a£i7 r « °_ m before Sebas topol that the superiority fit *»ed ...
... THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA. S«tl***i'(I ,la di8patch from Vienna furnishes intelligence Wn t0 w,h ult - and to ,he effect that 0119 were t0 commence on the 3rd inst. All ♦foil ' taw d round the Bay of Kamiesch have received 1 0 « »•!! Positions nearer to ...