... considered impossible that fresh negociations may be proposed by Russia, under the auspices of Austria, should the news from tho Crimea prove favourable to the Allies. The 'Times' remarks that Austria has not ceased to act in close union, and apparently entire ...

... to be set right. Here is a specimen :— We have been scraping together the last of our Guards, and sending them off to the Crimea The other day, Thursday, the 12th, about a thousand of them arrived en route at Portsmouth. The day was not oppressively hot ...

... succeeded in forming several approaches, notwithstanding the difficulties ofthe ground. OPENING OF THE FIRE. The • Times' ' Crimea correspondent writes on the 9ths giving details ofthe opening of the fire on that day. There was heavy rain and a high wind ...

... reported at Smyrna, and suggests Smope for the hospital establishment if it be found' eligible. Dr Hall has accommodation in ths Crimea for 2080 men. | ...

... negociations pending ac Vienna fail to procure an honourable peac?, the Emperor of the French will proceed forthwith to the -Crimea to superintend or connnaud the military op rations there. The Empress will accompany Napoleon 111. The Emperor, Lard Palmerston ...

... further examined, and said, with regard to the supply of fuel, that when it was known that the army would have to winter in the Crimea, the duty of providing a supply of fuel was under- taken by the Commissariat. Mr Commissary-General Filder consequently adopted ...

... Turkey. Such a cruising squadron would suffice to occupy the Black Sea and to transplant its domination from the shores of the Crimea to the entrance ofthe Bosphorus. What Russia has lost, what she cannot recover by war, no matter how long, is her preponderance ...

... The present number i contains some excellent contributions to our stock of i periodical literature. The Campaign in the Crimea, i without much more than is contained in newspapers, de- -1 serves a niche in a more p-rmanent edifice. The article on ...