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... THE CAMP IN been 'of of tbe _ . Is excellent, and Speaking of the interviews between the allied soldiers aD d the Russians, the rilllde Correspondent writes : The men seem never to tire of looking on each other. Thoth, English, and Sardinians swarm ...
... stopped by the men moving to higher ground. Generally speaking, the camp was in a very good state, being clean and well attended to, but the men must naturally suffer more or less; arid it speaks volumes for the are and attention of the authorities that ...
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... and the ready utterance, but the/es-slay of his spirit is gone; and we love to bear him talk because we used to bear him speak, and, if he be scarcely the old man eloquent now, he Is better—the old man as much in love with liberty, and as uncompromising ...
... Crimea, excepting those whi:h ann.rtnee the ills of Lord Raglan, come to us from St Petersburg, u .: private intelligence speaks of active preparations f a another assault on the ltedan and Malakhoff forts. A larger force will be employed on this occasion ...
... the Crimea. The Russians are also adding to the defences of Otehakoff. BONSARDIIIINT Or THE NORTH FORTS. The latest accounts speak of the flre which the Allies keep up egainst the north side of Sebastopol. The number of pieces which play upon the north side ...
... information acquired by the reammaimanee is estrem ly satisfactory. I is ezpicialion of the detailed reports. Count Stadion speaks highly a the bravery of all the treops engaged. When the reports are sent in I will make known to your the of the persons ...
... refuse an unreammable reilicat for place, or promotion, sod, on the op magically springs a roost dwinterrsted tralriot. Speaking of • orator, remarkable for hi. pilfering* from Curran, lir. aaaa n, it hoc gt ttua he Ile reminded him of • goose gummed ...
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... ever dreamerl of. It is really being elevated to the rank of a great question, for not only has the Times eondescended to speak out upon it, but correspondents are rushing to its columns day by day in order to give expression to their feelings In reference ...
... 000 to 30,000 men. The St Prersburg Journal of the 12th, publishes an extract from a report (tore Menschikoff, in which he speaks of successful sorties on the 2d and 341 instant. Ile states that on the 2(1 instant a Lieutenant and sixty-six soldiers attacked ...
... e will be replaced, and that he will receive a oommand in the army of the East. Private letters from Constantinople again speak of the great penury of the Turkish treasury, and the dificnky, not to my the impossibility, of replenishing it. ...