... Beichan, St. John, N.B. SAILED-August 17. Petrol, Sullivan, Q~uebec. FALMOUTH. ARES ?? 16. Skelleftea, Hlndtman, Santos; Crimea, Woodrufir Alexandria. 16. Libertas, Dobson, Moulmein; Danube, Lulhanm, Tagaurog. 17. Velore, Hunkin, Callao. SAILEn-AuuEIst ...

... which are to be given in aid of the Patriotic Fund, for the benefit of the Widows and Orphans of Soldiers who-fell in the Crimea. When the hour agreed on for assembling had arrived, there were at least 1200 persons present, consisting mainly of natives ...

... paper, the Frcnancst Blatt, states that it learns from Prince Gortschakosffs head-(ullarters that the Russian army t in the Crimea has now a strength of 200,000 men. The Gretna dier corps which lately arrived at Sinmplicrpliti was accom- panied, says this ...

... 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 ...

... fetched good prices. There were several dealers present on the outlook for superior cavalry horses suitable for service in the Crimea, and we heard that riot a few were purchased with this object in view. Foor the best animals on the stance the prices asked ...

... front London for Midras,29th ?? lat.26 S,1ong.31W Ru.by, from llmrbndoes to London, 6th ult., in lat. 35 N., long. 41 W. Crimea of Arbroath, from Pernambuco for Gothenburg, off Tory Island, 14tHi It. OUTWVARD ARRIVALS, SAILTNOR, FTr. Cors, Wallace, at ...

... of the Stewarts, the Alexanders, the Muirs, and the Maxwells were either re- presented in the troops already engaged in the Crimea, or scon would be, fromn what he had seen in a local newspaper. The troops themselves he believed to be amongst tile most ...

... uninteresting at the present moment to give a statement of the Russian fleet at Sebastopol previous to the in- I vasion of the Crimea by the Allies. It consisted of the follow- ing ships: s SIIIPS OF THE IJNE. OUNS. Twelve Apostles ?? , 120 Paris .120 Three ...

... Strest, City, shirt manufacturers. William H~enry itchards and Sigismund Louis Borkheim, Grace- church Street, and Balakiavo, Crimea, merchlants. George Robins BOoth, Portland Place, Wandsworth Road, engineer. Francis oInaser, Brownlo* Place, Quen's Road ...

... the week, and was at Queenstown on Wednesday evening. A document, inviting tenders for a sailing ship to carry horses to the Crimea, was posted in the Under- writers' Room to-day. The ship must be of from 500 to 800 tons. She will be engaged forfour months ...

... Ermnet, Venice; Penelope, Felini Ibrail; C. Menmbelli, Zuppa, Marianlople and Falmoith; Forrest ) City, Tyler, New Orlcans; Crimea, Canopiotte, Ibrail. FALMhOUTH. ARRIVED-December 27. Ceserena, Vigmade, Havana. 28. Mate, PoUich. Panderiu. 29. Mlarguente ...

... jimost at the saom thene s tho Tlabor. s '1 We learn by this sicond paclet thit tice Egyptiacn divislon has s embarired for the Crimea. All tilce yirkisi ciovalry hlad left i Biocirgon. t: Omcar Palclea again visited the head-qiarters of the Allies before ...