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... INVASION OF THE CRIMEA. BATTLE OF ALMA. HIGHLY IMPORTANT OFFICIAL DESPATCHES. LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED. [From the London Gazette Extraordinary^. War Department, Oct. 8, 1854, Bs, o'clock, a.m. Major the Lord Burghersh arrived this morning with despatch ...
... THE CRIMEA. A correspondent of the Malta Tines writes from Constasthiople on the 21st of September We received orders at Constantinople to go to Galata, and there embark Genera Adye and Colonel Gordon—the latter being our commissioner in the Danube—who ...
... —The Ganges which left Constantinople on the 23rd July, has arrived. The advices from the Crimea are to the 21st. The Moniteur states that the despatch from the Crimea, dated Friday, the 27th inst., 11 p.m., announces to the Minister of War that the Phlegethoii ...
... THE ARMY THE CRIMEA. (From the Special Correspondents ol the Daily News.) BALAKLAVA, Jan. 22. On the evening of Friday, the inst., had another intimation that we are not in the midst of peace. For a newcomer might imagine we were at peace, if he landed ...
... THE ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. BALAKLAVA, Jan. 28. The weather lias of late taken a favourable turn for our troops. is moderately cold at night. The days are clear and sunny. The wind low, and incoming vessels report fair average passages. Among the late arrivals ...
... THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA. FURTHER OFFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (From the Globe of Thursday.) are at last enabled to give further authentic •nfnrrnation regarding the progress ofthe Allied Arms Crimea. On the 28th ult. Sebastopol was no the hands ofthe Allies and ...
... THE ARMY THE CRIMEA. The following infantry battalions were in the Crimea on the 6th of November ; one battalion Grenadier Guards, one battalion Coldstreams, one battalion Scots Fusilier Guards, lst Royal Regiment (one battalion), 3rd; 4th, 7th, 19th ...
... FOR THE CRIMEA. With the opening of the summer campaign the measures for keepinif Lord Raglan's force in full efficiency, as regards numbers, come into expensive practical operation. Detachments of the several cavalry regiments in the Crimea have left ...
... THE CRIMEA. As the interest of the war is about to be concentrated upon the expedition which has made good its landing upon the shores of the Crimea, we think it desirable, with a view to the better understanding of the military movements which it may ...
... IN THE CRIMEA PRINCIPAL TOWN Inhab. 41,136 Theodosia 12,391 btaraKrim 12,104 . 9»20 Yalta The roads practical for artillery in the Crimea are 1. From Simidieropol Sebastopol, along the northern declivity the Taurian chain its length is IWi miles ...
... THE. CRIMEA, V7e76ma, Tnesday, Oct. 10.-One hundred and twenty. five pieces of siege artillery have been landed at Balnk- lava, ,utd conveyed to the heights commanding Sebastopol from the south,. Tl'e bombardment commenced on the 4th, at five o'clock ...
... THlE CRIMEA. The Gazette of Friday the 18th inst. containsia despatch, addressesl to Lord Paunture by( General Coodriigton, tinted Sebastopol, April I, stating that there has been nothing to report except the continuance of tile well-being of the troops ...