... CRIMEA Down PerekoP Germans are golo» the isthmus—or Abandoned by ?:uns, stores, and & or retiring accord^ OH, Everything :ndi £ Moscow perfect wow—one wows. DINNER The delegates dtf eft friendship cloS®, pas supplied the ...

... half were taken The maintenance of a large army the | rior of the Crimea will become a task of have to be if the whole of its supplies and | brought by land across the steppes north Crimea itself ped to feed its own it was of the of Asoff that the Rus- ...

... and reinforcement of our army in the Crimea will proceed as if the struggle were still to be prolonged. The Emperor Napoleon, on reviewing detach- ments of the Imperial Guards on Tuesday about to proceed to the Crimea, delivered a warlike harangue, in which ...

... CRIMEA The Russians are hitting back hard in the Crimea, where they have recaptured heights of great strategic Importance. The Soviet News Agency reports that the Germans were forced to abandon positions they had won and form a new line further back Intensive ...

... THE CRIMEA. Tbore is a letter in the Times (second edititn) from its special correspondent in the Crimea. The camp he represents as unusually quiet. There have been the usual number of parades, field days, and inspection of regiments, brigades, and divisions ...

... THE CRIMEA Berlin, Monday.—The following desprtch, datel St Petersburg, Sunday, has been received here :— Prince Gortscliakoff writes that on the night between the and 13th the Russians made two small andl successful sorties. Up to the Ith, nothing of ...

... THE CRIMEA. Portsmouth, Saturday.—The following letter, just received from a gentleman at Sebastopol, may be interesting to the curious:— Sebastopol, Jan. 11. My dear • • • *,--1 left Cathcart's Hill on my grey pony and stumbled onwards through the ...

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... TT} CRIMEA The Times’ correspondent in the Crimea forwards the following despatch, dated the 22d Janua —The wen- ther is ver fine and temperate. Our army still sickly. Abundant supplies of ali kinds aro arriving. No progress to report in the The French ...

... THE CRIMEA. Crimean lett:ren3 the 9th inst. have arrived. Fort Ales. was simply to be blown up, and RC' said the French will destroy some of the principal buildings. Educational leo• tures bad commenoed in the 3d Division, and were well attended. The ...

... Austrian Corre- publishes the following: — “Constantinople, Aug. 28.—The French are sending all their spare troops to the Crimea. Many wounded Russians and prisoners have arrived. Lord Redeliffe has gone to Balaklava to invest several officers with the ...

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