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... THE CRIMEA. The Timer' correspondent at telegraphs on the 16th through Vienna—' The ground before Sebestopol is covered with deep snow. On the morning of the 13th the Russians, after a furious cannonade, assaulted the English and French lines, but were ...
... TIHE CRIMEA. Vo, ho Tbnre' Correspontdent telegraphs oin Cte 91h. A fierce IV battle. was fouglit beforc Seastasopol anI the 5th. Rtelussian .1i~ troops ntewly arrived fromli Perelcop attacked thle English posi- lol tion . AfteCr a battle, wichtel lasted ...
... Rue St Catherine. 515,000 French, 9000 English, 7000 Sardinians, and 10,000 Turks, have already quitted the Crimea. There are still iu the Crimea 85,000 French, ♦O,OOO English, and 9000 Sardinians. The embarkation of the English cavalry from Constantinople ...
... THE CRIMEA. Crimea letters to Bth April arrived. The weather had become mild. Preparations for the departure of the army continued active. Several hundreds of the Army Works Corps had left. Numbers of Russians had visited the allied camp. Turkey. —The ...
... THE CRIMEA. Crimea letters the dd Nov. inclusive have arrive.l The Ilritmli troops had returned from Kinburn. Only a small is.rtion wen- left guard our flag, which waves with the French ling the ramparts. Tim forts hail been rapidly repaired. The batteries ...
... THE CRIMEA. The Grand Dukes Michael and Nicholas quitted Sebastopol on the 6tb, ou account of their Lealtn. have advices telegraph from Halaklava to the Bth, Constantinople to the 10th inst.. and Eupatoria letter to the 26th ult. important event had occurred ...
... THE CRIMEA. REIEILLE% MONDAY.—By the Carmel we have news from Constantinople of the sth. The Ottoman fleet was preparing to join the allied squadrons. The Egyptian division has been detained by contrary winds. There were 500 guns in position in the English ...
... THE CRIMEA. No later telegraphic news. The death of Col. Alexander of the Engineers, from apoplexy, in the Crimea, is reported. PARIS, Monday.—The Constitutionnel has an article, apparently emanating from the Government, showing that the Russian General ...
... THE CRIMEA 7«Ws’and UrraltCt correspondent a’ le* lers 25 ...
... THE CRIMEA. N 1 aItSEI LUIS, MON DAv tNn.—The Thabor, which left Constantinople on the 15th,and the Euphrate, which let t Constantinople on the 19th, have arrived. Despatches for the government left at 6 p.m. Letters from the Crimea of the 17th announce ...
... THE CRIMEA The Times's Crimean correspondent's letters to the 31st of May have arrived. It was said that for twoyears no one would be permitted to live on the plateau, or to enter Sebastopol, except the 70,000 masons who were t; rebuild the town. The ...
... THE CRIMEA. The Mouitenr of Saturday publishes despatch from General Canrobert, dated the 17th, in which says, that on the night of the 14th there had been a most violent hurricane, and fears at first were entertained for the safety of the entire fleet ...