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... that since the snow has been covered with a crust of ice, enormous trains of sleds, six miles in length, have entered the Crimea by Perekop and the Spit of Arabat, loaded with provisions and other articles for the use of the army. It is pretty clear, ...
... THE WAR. The news from the Crimea during the week is of no particular interest. The Allies and the Russians seem to be both principally engaged in making themselves comfortable for the winter. There had been several movements of tbe enemy, however, and ...
... PREPARING' FOR A VIGOROUS PROSECUTION OF THE WAR. The Tunes Berlin correspondent states- respecting the Czar's visit to the Crimea, that he is understood to have brought back with him anything but a lukewarm deter- mination to prosecute the war. Same writer ...
... Somerset. The Duke of Newcastle has returned to England, and is now at Clumber. Since Parliament rose lie has been in tbe Crimea and in Circassia ; he has bad an audience of the Sultan, and has dined with the French Emperor. Captain Fox Maule Ramsay, ...
... advices from Constantinople to the 6th, and tbe Crimea of the 4th instant. She has brought 92 invalids. The steamer Europa has left with munitions of war for Kamiesch. LETTERS FROM THE CAMP. The Crimea letters to December 4 included have arrived. The ...
... hutting their men. Marskili.es, Dee. I. — The Carmel has arrived, with advices from Constantinople to 22d Nov., and from the Crimea to 20th. She brings 165 invalids. Provisions have been sent to Kars. General Vivian, who commands at Kertch, had arranged ...
... LATEST NEWS. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. \ THE WAR. ! No news of any importance has been received from the Crimea. f PEACE NEGOCIATIONS. ' Dresden, Monday.— Baron Seebach, the Saxon Envoy l at the French Court, arrived here yesterday from Paris. After receiving ...
... 500 men — artisans and navvies — to the Army Works Corps, organized by Sir Joseph Paxton, bas left London this week for the Crimea. It is expect- ed that these sturdy fellows, at rather higher wages, will do three times the amount of work hitherto performed ...
... accounts of the 10th, from Constantinople, state that the Russians are preparing to take the offensive this winter in the Crimea. From our own camp the news is scanty in tbe ex- treme. The Russians at times continued to fire heavily on the town ; the ...
... his house at Stonehoiise, near Devonport, thirty non-commissioned officers ofthe Royal Marines recently returned from the Crimea. Seven persons have lost their lives at Alexandria, in the United States, by a fire which is believed to have been wilfully ...
... Sergeant Thomas Denton, ofthe Twenty-first Fusiliers, who greatly distinguished himself at Inkerman and on other occasions in the Crimea, having visited his parents at Sedgefield, the inhabitants have presented the gallant young soldier with a watch, a gold chain ...
... LATEST NEWS. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. THE WAR. Crimea letters to Nov. 24th inclusive have arrived They are not important. The Russians continued to fire on the town. OUTRAGES BY THE BASHI-BAZOUKS. Marseilles, 10th.— The Bashi-Bazouks in English pay have ...