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... TnE despatches received from the Crimea during the week tell of several sorties that have been made by the Russians, but without success — the Allies continuing to make steady progress with their ap- proaches against the Malakoff and Redan. Indeed, a ...
... The Latest News from the Crimea is contained in the following important despatch from General Pelissier, dated the 9th instant : — ' • On tbe night of the B'h the Russians made a grand sortie against tbe Mamelon Vert and Rifle Pits. The enemy were re- ...
... The intelligence from the Crimea during the past week is somewhat meagre. A telegraphic despatch from General Simpson announced that the bombard- ment of the Redan had been commenced on the 10th, and with considerable effect. No movement of im- portance ...
... on Friday evening that accounts were received daily from the Crimea, which contained the satisfactory intelligence that the health of the army was good and improving. The summer of the Crimea (says the ' Morning Post) is now blazing over the encampments ...
... the army in the Crimea— double par shall be given. I propose that a shilling a day shall be added to the pay of all men who are now before the enemy, and that this addi- tion shall take place from the day when they landed in the Crimea. Ido not propose ...
... LATEST NEWS. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA. The 'Journal de Constantinople' says — Kertch has been completely dismantled. Another account says— A dread- ful fire on the 14th completed its destruction. The Circassians were harassing the ...
... INCIDENTS OF THE WAR. REMARKABLE ESCAPE Mr Rawlinson, one of the Sanitary Commissioners in the Crimea, had a remarkable escape on the 10th of last month. Riding in the front with Dr Taylor of the Third Division, and others, he was struck by a 68-pound ...
... JFbrrtcpi gSntelltgcncc, . THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA. Several despatches have heen received from the French and English Generals at the seat of war, supplying brief accounts of some of the incident that have recently oc- curred ; and shewing that the Allies ...
... Simpson :— Crimea, 9th July. — To-morrow I intend to open a heavy fire on the Redan. The health of the troops is satisfactory. Prince Gortschakoff proposes to me that we should exchange prisoners of war at Odessa. THE FRENCH LOSS IN THE CRIMEA. The 'Moniteur' ...
... destined for the Crimea, have been ordered to assemble at Nicolaieff. The reason for this last step is, that since the operations of the Allies in the Sea of Azoff, the Russians have found it difficult to feed their troops in the Crimea. THE SEA OF AZOFF ...
... Police were paraded on Thursday in the Castle Yard, forthe purpose of being allowed to volunteer into the Guards serving in the Crimea ; only a few steD- ped forward. r A Large Seal.— An enormous seal weighing nearly SS Cwt , r . was I sh ° t on T Har « Inland ...
... messages from General Simpson :— Crimea, July 4, 1855, 6.30 p.m.— Nothing of import- ance has occurred since my last. The French works on the right are going on well. The health of General Eyre is re-established. Crimea, July 6, 1855, 6 p.m. — Cholera ...