... the Russian Asubassador, will go on leave of absence to-morrow. kasehid Peels, Minister of Foreign Affairs, is going to the Crimea to convey a friendly message froni Sultan to the Cur. ARRE3TB IN /JAVAN NAH. NEW Sm. 3. Advices from mask that a Republican ...

... elasticity of tne in moisture, cient to counteract the iv iitrodnction in the This plan, which, I o*^ l Cadogan, late of the Crimea tothe ingenuity of tried by me on many Grenadier Guards haa been «\ c^ [^ f ail ; indeed, ouce occasions, and I have never ...

... I'ETERSBURGIi, Seer. 3, 127 P.M. The Emperor left for the Caucasus, the Empress has taken her departure for a tour in the Crimea, and the Grand Duke Atcris Alexandraa itch has embarked in the frigate Swetland fur the 'United States. TURKEY. CONSTANTIIf ...

... nt at Vienna telegraphs that the 10th Army Corps were leaving Odessa for the Crimea, to prevent a Tartar rising tliere. We cannot believe that that the Tartars in the Crimea can have any idea of rising. Their numbers are by no means largo, they having ...

... the Otte, of Worts, and Mr. 73. Straight the Metropolitan Board of Works. A anerber of ether were also represented.— Th e Crimea (Mr. Charlie Wood) said with respect to M. right et the inhabitants rurally to kr sod top in the of Bois, held that is was ...

... * ii tai ~ . • bi,ft 0 ..,, baulk Ilis . • • ; Cainpo lbws, : Gomm; ; Delestieum. . Vltleattm, Medium ; Crimea. Mdlle. essislil•emlUw 1; as p p• • Batiks, Saturday, is ' - MI A ASTr i' Mbeelaße Allati is slimsasael: . lieeMbl Mateo& ...

... A wOO I N 0 of IJNOLVL Chipman and lift IM.: TH6 HAW EDITION tT MR tYRINEA. In denhavo c , oth. 14a Wee EX pErlitorto the CRIMEA. By W. H. Rl'AtiELli, Special lAttrospondeut at the Tineer. • With Weer end This which he. out of for ten yet has end for ...

... unsuccessful commander without first allowing him opportunity for defence. His antecedents are all in his favour. He served in the Crimea, where he won the Meiljidi6 ; be passed through the Mutiny with credit; and he acted as Deputy Adjutant General during the ...

... Island a Fittom lives wire lost. The socoutl mate 1 to were save.l. - - - • • ril that considerable • 1t14 prevails in the Crimea, and that an f the Tartars, which bids fair to ,Talat. the peninsula, ip going on. The cause w be strong feeling of the males ...

... Horst sn.l Illickett. Publishers. 13, Marfberoughotn THE NEW. EDITION MR. ItUfLARLL'S CRIMEA. I. dewy ern &nth pile, 14. potage 51HE BRITISH EXPEDITION to the CRIMEA. By W. H. RUSSELL, Special Correspondent of the Il l b Maps and Plans. work ham been out ...

... and her friends in Germany had always stood by fluasi ,. ., as was shown at the peace of Adrianople, the Polish war of the Crimea!' war, and the r alish istuirrection of 1863. The Gazette concludes :— 11 the friends of the Cotes do not, at the r rent ...

... Orpsiiia. Jamsts mean. BRIGAND'S CAVIL -A Grand Pleture by IO W i: R e: a ' V 'I i 1 r I a the . ith Aftelmfes WO S. CAUCASUS, CRIMEA. RUSSIA, ITALY, Ile DRAW= of Ma OW OEIII.7II.II2IOW A GALLAZI. Tao fr lo. ' LACE mod WHITE EXHIBITION 4 Dudley 0 1 . 3 0:6Werp ...