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... PANTO IN THE CRIMEA. The Sebastopol correspondent the Gulos states that a rumour having spread through the Crimea that the Turks intended making raid upon the peninsula rrith a large force of Bazouks, a panic has ensued among the people living in the ...
... GRAVEYARDS IN THE CRIMEA. General Adye, C.8., Laving accomplished, his tour inspection of the British graveyards in the Crimea, has gone to Smyrna in order to visit the English military cemetery in that town. During his stay in the Crimea, says the Levant ...
... TURKISH RAID THE CRIMEA. Advices from Eupatoria state that on tho 12th inst. that town was second time visited by a Turkish squadron. Early in tho morning three ironclads were perceived steaming towards ihe coast, and Ly noon they had approached so near ...
... KINGLAKES INVASION OF THE CRIMEA. { Specal Telegram.) The fifth instalment of Mr. Kinglake'a His: thy of the Invasion of the Crimea wan issued laat evening, and will doubtless be perused with great interest by all who remember the author's graphic ...
... Prince Milan of Servia will shortly repair to Crimea to pay his respects to the «~!zir. The mobilisation of the Cavalry and Horse Artillery will soon be fait accompli. late Urge Cavalry mats stationed Poland will remain there Captain Webb visited Dover ...
... German Officers in the Crimea.—By permission the Russian authorities, some German engineer officers have been permitted to proceed to the Crimea for the purpose of inspecting extensive fortifications which are being constructed Kertch. shocking accident ...
... Tartars in tee Crimea.—A correspondent writes:— Old Crimeans will be interested to learn that their Tartar friends are still running away by hundreds. The fear of universal conscription extending to them seems be the xaain cause cf their stealthy migration ...
... EMIGRATION IN RUSSIA. _ Budget correspondent at St. lft The »rSnfon the 23rd ultlT- According the SByB from the Crimea the emigration of the Continues, and the efforts made the authority it have proved quite fruitless. The emigr« & beforehand whoreVey ...
... district of Saurida, which includes the Crimea. The Russians lost 170,000 soldiers, the English, French, and Turks 150,000, and there were 15,000 Tartar victims. Of this total 324,800 were interred in the Crimea, and 210,0000f these in the neighbourhood ...
... RUSSIA. St. Petbbsbubg, Tuesday. —The Empress of left thia morning for the Crimea. ...
... false colours is thoroughly characteristic of the Muscovite. In this way the Crimea was annexed by Russia. The Czar's hordes got leave from the Tartars to bring army into the Crimea to revenge tha inhabitants Pasha who had occupied Tartar island in the Cimmerian ...
... which arises from desperation, that Mr. Waddy should venture to mention the Crimea again. In the first place it is not true that the Liberals only sent 27,000 men to the Crimea; the second place it most flagrantly and impudently untrue that with 27,000 ...