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... the Danube, and dispersed the Turks at Matechin. I Prince Mensohikeff has demanded a reinforcement of 40,000 men. 35,000 infantry. Aud 5000 cavalry have been sent to Bessa GD. No later telegraphic news from the Crimea. The Vienna correspondent of the ...
... divisions. t It wa near nightfall when the rebels again ad- lo vanced. The movement was covered by their at artillery until the infantry came within musket in range, when a tremendous fire was opened on both cc aides. The volleys were regular and steady, and ...
... 200 horses, and 522 infantry. t Mr. R. MAurray Smith, aqent-general in London t for Victoria, states that the colony is ready to send 600 or 700 men to the Soudan. fully equipped, con- 0 sisting of navl brigade and mounted infantry. s Federal action for ...
... vessels destroyed the whole of tse steckades on thse Rangoon river. On tise 12th her Mssjeety's 51st, her Majesty's Iag ls, used the 40th native infantry landed, and toob, after severe fighsting, a stockade called the Wisite' eoro Picket, MijorFrazer ...
... W~inter Garden )ontest bY Mr. 1H1. Round, of Liverpool. Thei judiges are SiNr. T. E. Embury, sen., late Laidimaster 52nd 5Light Infantry; and Mr. T, Cilcen lJones, coednetor Liverpool Vocalists' U nion, Caledonian Musical Association, Birken- head Cambrian Choral ...
... Dec. 23; A despatch received here from Piros announces that On Monday a ServIln foroe, consisting of several battallots of infantry with 14 gnms,atbaoked >Nichivar, but were driven bank to their entrench. wents on the neighbourieg heights. The enemy wire ...
... Dyneley, of the royal artillery, died of fever at 1i, I Calcutta on thes 4the of May. Lieeltenrent Swaflield, cxtc of thee 51st light icefantry, is also among tlec deathe., 'l AUSTRALIA. clis V By flee Australianmsasil wele ave received 01cr Cor- ~let a ...
... give effect to so large a transparency an immense body of light was requisite, and this was provided by the arrangements of nearly 300 bat-wlux gas burners, so ltlaced as to blend their light and mrhi out the lighuts and shadows of the artist's pencil ...
... rangers, under mai Lieuitenant-Colonel Maxwell, and four light six- del pounder Madras guns under Lieutenant Chamnier,: plei the whole urider command of Brigadier Carthew' wel Madras native infantry. Following this force was the' pal 34th regiment, under ...
... es to Louis NArOLLON AND THlE ENGLISYI PRISS-The c- tionI ,re respondent of the Daily .Nere, writing od Thursday evening, lights ty says, 1The correspondents of the London papers who have and in ts- been threatened with expulsion by the French government ...
... folloeing :-Regimental Distriots-Colonel W. Byam, C.B.A on tannple-C tion of sive ys' servie in command of the 51st (the King's Own Yorkhbire Light lniantry) and. olth (the York and Lancaster Regiment)Rogi- mental Districts, is p laced on half-pay, dated ...
... with which the country is threatened. indil es Wolloohia, has two infantry and onie cavalry regiments, Ciro eswhile the army of Moldavia is yet smaller by a regiment Of add, 3d infantry. The Hoepodlars together could not bring 7000 man 00 men into the ...