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... DISCONTENT IN THE CRIMEA. (By Telegraph.) FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDEXT. BERLIN, April 10. The Tartars in the Crimea are reported to be iv a high stale of excitement and discontent owing to the introduction of the new Russian municipalities aw, which favours ...
... THE CRIMEA REVISITED. ?? , — _ FROM OCX OVvN CORRESPONDENT. SEVASTOPOL, Augot 12. At Kertch the southward-bound traveller is i once more transferred from steamer to steamer, and finds himself, if anything, better off than before. The light cane chairs ...
... THE CEMETERIES IN TUE CRIMEA The condition of the British graves in the Crimea has been from time to time tbe subject of much anxious cor- respondence in the public papers, and many and different were the accounts given of their condition and presem- ...
... TjtJ£ GRAVES IN THE CRIMEA. TO THE EDITOR Of THE MORNINQ POST. Sib,— With reference to the article on the Crimean cemeteries in your number of Saturday last, it may be interesting to your readers to know that a sum of money has been granted for the repairs ...
... Imperial Residences in the Crimea. — ln connection with the removal of the Russian Court to the Crimea, it deserves to be remarked that there are now thiee castle 3 on the southern sea coast at the disposal of the Court. There is the Czar's summer residence ...
... The Duke of Edinburgh Ls expected to return from the Crimea about the 13th of November. The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland have for the last month received a succession of guests at Dun- robin Castle. The Marquis and Marchioness of Queensberry have arrived ...
... Telegram.) CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 20, 150 r.M. Captain Manthorpe has been appointed to the C-iciMnd of the blockading fleet off the Crimea. ...
... asserted that her Imperial Majesty the Empress of Russia intends to pay a risit to England in October, after leaving the Crimea, her invariable summer residence. ...
... a special reason. The loth Corps is to operate in the Crimea and to have its dead- quarters at Simferopol. Now Prince Wotonzow is rot only the richest and most influential kiacl- o«ntr in the Crimea, his palace at Alussica sur- passing even the Emperor's ...
... thire Poft anitounces the death of Mr. Hamilton Hume, of consumption. He was formerly in the army, and served both in the Crimea and India, but he waa known in London chiefly aa the energetic secretary of the Eyre I Defence Fund, the biographer of Governor ...
... General Delia Marmora as a mark of the gratitude felt by Turkey towards tho com- mander of the Piedmontese contingent ia the Crimea. ...
... Government two millions. [It is not stated whether pounds sterling or francs.] The Duke of Edinburgh left Constantinople for the Crimea this morning. ...