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... THE CRIMEA. An occasional correspondent of the Levant Herald, writing nnder date Sebastopol, September 18, says:— The Emperor and Empress, accompanied by the Grand Dnke Cor.stantine, Prince Adelberg, General Todtleben, and suite, arrived here on the ...
... wine they make a blackish sort of liquor, alike devoid of name and taste. With respect to tobacco it is the same ; whilst the Crimea would suffice to supply the whole of Russia with these two essential objects of contemporary consumption, and even to export ...
... THE CRIMEA. The immigration of the Bulgarians continues with unabated vigour in the Crimea. Russian agents are scouring the Northern provinces of Turkey, alluring the inhabitants by every kind of inducement, and in many instances advancing money to pay ...
... THE CRIMEA. Vienna, Oct. 22 —The Vienna journal* publish telegraphic Intelligence from Constantinople to«day stating that alarming news had been received there with regard to the attitude and armaments Russia. The same telegram stated that the Emperor ...
... THE CRIMEA. to the work of clearing the harbour, which Colonel Gowen has been engaged upon since 1857, he has succeeded raising eight large war-steamers (including the Vladimir, well-known in the Crimean-war), also one 50-gun frigate. Three corvettes ...
... THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA. The Army aiid Gasetle Field-Marshal Sir John Burgoyne bas sent a long letter to the longer than the occasion requires—in which the veteran engineer examines, with all the clearness of intelligence and professions] acuteness and ...
... - THE CRIMEA REVISITED. aD Dr Russell, the special correspondent of the Ti his last letter recording the jo Princess of Wales, says i— urney of the Prince anj Ithas always been. a matter of surprise to beauties. of the south coast of the Me that the in ...
... KINGLAKE'S CRIMEA. This often-promised book is at length published. The basis of it are the papers of Lord Raglan, entrusted to Mr. Kinglake by Lady Raglan. In addition to these lie has had supplies, incessant and valuable, from his own countrymen, ...
... FAMINE IN THE CRIMEA. SECOND EDITION. Evening Mail Office, 4.30 p.m. The Crimea, like Finland, menaced with a complete famine. ...
... THE GRAVES IN THE CRIMEA. Mr. Stopford put a question with respect to the preervation c f the British graves in the Crimea. Mr. Otway requested him to repeat the question in a few days, when he would endeavour to obtain the information required. WEST ...
... FUNERAL CEREMONY IN THE CRIMEA. It is well known that at the Congress held at Paris, after the close of the war in the Crimea, the cemeteries and burial places of the allied army were placed under the protection of the Russian Government; and that on ...
... _THE PRINCE OF WALES IN THE CRIMEA. ihe want gives the following particulars re- specting the visit of the Prince and Princess of Wales to the Crimea :— The visit of the Prince and Princess of Wales to the Crimes appears to have equalled in interest and ...