... a hundred to one that government was as grossly cheated at Sebastopol as it was at Bomarsund.-'-Tivies Corresponldent THE CRIMEA EXPEDITION, According to accounts from Constantinople of the 2Stb of August, the artillery bad embarked at Varna, and the ...

... own; and the Crimea and Bessarabia she has taken not by right, but by strength of arms. [Hear, hear.] If I am asked whether I would drive Russia beyond the Caucasus, T answer I would if I could. [Cheers.] Would I take from her the Crimea ? I reply yes ...

... three months, 12 28 to 12 32; Tricest, three months, 12 28 to 12 32; St. Petersburg, 341 to 31*. THE CRIMEA. l There has been no news from the Crimea to-day. c THE BALTIC. The crew of an English sbip-of-vtar are stated to have out out a Russian steamer ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARY. The 12th Lancers marched on the 24th January from Bangalore, en route to the Crimea. The lst Division of the 10th Royal Hus.ars, under Colonel Wilkie, has arrived in Egypt. The Second Division, Head Quarters, under Colonel Parlby, ...

... e;,oi.tllssil I RE:INFORCEMIENTS FO11 THE CtIAIt.x.-Reiuforce- .1, 1moits for tho following ragiltents of cavalry ill the Crimea St are seiver order3 to join the eervict troopis from their It 4th Dragooln Gitards anid ith (Irhicess of Wales's) ditto, ...

... (Front thle London papers of yesterday.) CONSTANTINOPLE, DECEMBER 28.-Sir George Brown . arrived here yesterday from the Crimea. Captain Brock, ) our'late governor at Eupatoria, has arrived here. 10,000 Turks had landed at Eupatoria when he left, and ...

... who had not served in the Crimea in this distribution, which 'was regulated by an international convention, and effected on an invariable principle which was not once departed from even in favour of the troops landed in the Crimea only a very short time ...

... from Alexandria. Circassian, Richan, at the Clyde 24th inst. from Berbico. Iirtlancd, Burdeld, at do. from Newfoundland. Crimea, Eldridge, at do. 26th inst., from Maulmain. Robert Passenger, Foster, at do. from the Mauritius. Columbia, Smltlm, at do ...

... fresh convoys of material 2r- of war had been despatehed to the Crimea. of Accounts from Bombay of the 2d January announce the arrival of a detachment of HIussars destined for the Crimea. a They were to have left the following week for Suez. 'lie (From ...

... to be ready to embark for the Crimea, with horses and equipments complete, within 21 days, at Portsmouth, Southampton, Plymouth. Liver- pool, Dublin, and Cork. 152 invalids arrived at Chatham, on Saturday, from the Crimea. )Iany of the cavalyy soldiers ...

... . 0,840 'Peninsuls and Mediterranean, i with Conetantinople and the 511,260 24925,330 - 30,200 29,400 4,709,6050 127,995 Crimea ?? 1,903,090. 2,118,200 West ludies . 481,960 281,620 ?? ?? , 191,120' 00,300 Africa ?? 4,80tf- 48,922 Total. ., 14,224,610 ...

... SOUTHlAMPTON, SEPT. 3.-Arrived the -City of Limerick steamer from Dublin, and left for London. Sailed thle Colombo steamer for the Crimea. COWES, SEPT. 3,-Arrived the Elise from Rio Janeiro for Stockholm, TonmBy, SEPT. 3.-Arri46d the Migrator barque, No. 624, ...