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... THE CRIMEA. --411 , - (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) RUE DE LA FRANCE, KAMIESCH, SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. 13. If we had a Yarrell out here, great would soon be our increase of knowledge in regard to ichthyology. This part of the Crimea is just the place—with ...
... THE CRIMEA. ..---.o ,y,r (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) • CAMP BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, FEB. 4, Two r. m. DESTRUCTION OF FORT ST. NICHOLAS. About an hour since, from information I had received, I rode up from Balaklava towards Sebastopol, and was fortunately ...
... THE CRIMEA. (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) BALAKLAVA, SEPT. 28. We have evi lently established a tremendous fear - among the Russians. Everywhere they fly like sheep before us. Detached parties of .our cavalry and infantry, who sometimes fall in with ...
... THE CRIMEA. (BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRATH.) OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) PARIS, TUESDAY. The Moititeur contains a dispatch from Pera, dated the 19th inst. which says :— On the night of the ltith the French raised a line of ambuscade. At the same time ...
... THE CRIMEA. We publish the following from our Special Correspondent, for which we had not space yesterday : LANDING OF ALL THE ENGLISH AND FRENCH TROOPS IN KALAMITA BAY, STAROE OUKEPLENIE, 22 MILES NORTH OF SEBASTOPOL, SEPT. 14. At last I have something ...
... to which the climate of the Crimea is liable, tell much upon strangers, and I am sorry to announce that on Thursday there were two cases of cholera in the regiment. You will remember that the 92d did not arrive in the Crimea till after the capture of the ...
... THE CRIMEA. The following postscript to our Special Correspondent's letter of the 13th inst. has been received since our First Edition was put to press (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) PosTscairr. —Three or four days ago an advance was made from Eupatoria ...
... THE CRIMEA. We have been favoured with the following : War Department, Juno 28. The following vessels passed the Bosphorus, on passage to England and Malta, on the 24th, 25th, and 26th instant : Osprey, with 250 men of the Royal Artillery. Pacific ...
... THE CRIMEA [The following appeared in the Second Edition o• Morning derald yesterday :--] (FROAI OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) BALAKLAVA, OCT. 8 * The note of preparation resounds on all sid e !: Nothing decisive has been begun yet, but evident from the ...
... THE CRIMEA. (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) BALAKLAVA, JAN. 1. We observe times and seasons at Balaklava ; and we can yet ring an old year out and a new year in, although our churches boast not a single peal of bells among them. Kadi-Keuy, our neighbour ...
... upon it an apple of discoid has been thrown into the Crimea, which will lead to serious consequences. This is the note I have reeeived Miss Nightingale has arrived on her second visit to the Crimea, bringing with her a number of Sisters of Charity,' whom ...
... THE CRIMEA, There ha z been some fluctuation in the market, it was very heavy, with a strong tendency to a further decline. IJ%ter in ths day a report becatue current that accounts of a favourable nature bad been received from St. Petersbui they again ...