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... has destroyed enormous quantities of grain and forage, which had been stored for the service of the Russian armies in the Crimea and the Caucasus. The operation appears to have been effected in a gallant and skilful manner, and in the face of an overwhelming ...
... Association meeting. The Ckimea a Pexal Skttlemest.— The question has been asked more than once,— Wi.at are we to do with the Crimea when it fills into our hands, presuming that public opinion is too strong to suif.r any minister to restore it to Kussia in ...
... LATEST NEWS. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. THE WAR. Letters from the Crimea . have arrived. They are to the 13th instant. No serious change in the weather had up to that period taken place. The appointment of General Codrington had given great satisfaction. ...
... Deutsche states that prodigious exertions were being made to render Nicolaieff impregnable. In differ- ent magazines in the Crimea are provisions for eight months. DESTRUCTION OF THE SEBASTOPOL DOCKS. Advices have reached Marseilles to the 13th. The Allies ...
... having been made before the news respecting the latter could reach the Crimea. A Brevet in the Gazette states that Major-General Codrington is to have the local rank of General in the Crimea and Turkey, and Colonel Lord William Pavler, and Colonel Duncan Cameron ...
... Aberdeen, 24th ult. Henry Russell, Mat.liew_.ti, left Malta for Constantinople, 17th ult. Sutlej, Sinclair, left Cagliara for the Crimea, 22d ult. Aberaman, Young, for Dundee from Callao, left Queenstown, 27th ult. Treve, Lentz, left Pillau for Dundee, 24th ult ...
... LATEST NEWS. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. THE WAR. Marseilles, Monday Evening—The Euphrates has arrived. She left the Crimea on October 27th. Con- stantinople, 20th.— Despatches leave at 8 p.m. An English steamer had advanced up the Bug to reconnoitre Nicolaieff ...
... have quitted the Crimea— for example, the first brigade of the 14th division of infantry of the reserve, which formed part of the garrison of Sebastopol, lately arrived at Nicolaieff. Artillery has also arrived in that place from the Crimea for its defence ...
... part of the enemy. Intelligence of this having reached our Government, was immediately telegraphed to the Commanders in the Crimea, who in consequence countermanded the movements upon which public interest was so lately concentrated. The knowledge that ...
... off. No news yet of her having done so. THE RUSSIAN FORCES IN TIIE CRIMEA The Vienna paper, Fremden Blatt, learns from Prince Gortschakoffs head-quarters that the Russian army in tbe Crimea has now a strength of 200,000 men. The Grenadier corps which lately ...
... Simpson in command of the British Army in the Crimea, is a son of Sir Edward Codrington — go it, Ned — the hero of Navarino. He was an officer of the Guards. He has seen no war service except in the Crimea. He is on the sunny side of fifty, and he joined ...
... to the Cossacks, came over to us, and, among other valuable in- formation, brought the news that the Russian army of the Crimea, about 70,(100 men, had received orders and was preparing to attack our lines, especially our right from Tchorgoum to the ...