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... THE CRIMEA. A Russian account st.ttes that the nth inuent a B=ll portion of the ar•ny on the I.lltper Bclhct• entailed the mountain pass which cote , rectos+ to Oct alley of Balder, rust the advanced p 0.4 o f t h e O r _ kousta and BAIL end hatvina the ...
... advices from Constantinople of the 4th and the Crimea of the 2nd, has arrived. Despatches will leave at 9 a.m. The Emily steamer has arrived, and the City of Washington arrived with 1,000 troops, for the Crimea. THB BALTIC. We have received the following ...
... THE CRIMEA. The news from this quarter it meagre and, for the nt st part, unimportant. It is evident that both par Lies have taken up their winter quarters, and war news for the present bo scanty and tar between. MOVEMENTS OF THE ARMY. The cavalry of ...
... Crimea. But if Sevastopol has not been taken, great progress has been made towards g the end with greater facility, and the risk of less loss by the occupation of Balaklava by the Allies. The additional news which has reached us from the Crimea, I since ...
... THE CRIMEA. Varna, May 17. —There is heavy firing every night Sebastopol. The expedition to Kertch has not been renewed. Three divisions of the French army have left Maslak for the Crimea, The cholera has almost disappeared. Varna, May 20.—A1l the French ...
... CRIMEA COLONEL’S DEATH The death has occurred at Woretead House. Worstead. Norfolk, of Colonel William John Rous, late Scots Guards, who served .n the Crimea, in his 81st year. Colonel Rous was the only eon the late Hon. William Rufus Roue and first cousin ...
... THE CRIMEA. nl. rnm- th p -m h{f; Private letters from the camp before Sebastopol are to the 9th. The health of the troops seemed to m improve, although the cold was severe. The daily . deaths had fallen to 90. The sheepskin coats for in different regiments ...
... THE CRIMEA. Nothing yet confirms the Vienna news that the Russian army is in full retreat; but, on the other hand, nothing transpires to discourage the expectation of authentic reports to that effect. The same uncertainty does not attach to the accounts ...
... The Crimea. The accounts from the Crimea brought by the Marseiiles journals of (he 17 ...
... THE CRIMEA. In a letter from the Polish frontier, dated Oct. 19, to the dugsbury Gazette, we read: _ _ _ . The only good troops left in the neighbourhood of Odessa are four regiments of cavalry; the other troops consist of reserves and the Smolensk militia ...