... ETaNIANS IN THE CRIMEA. Yesterday a public meeting of ELonians was held at Rooms, King-street, St. James's, for the purpose of taking measures to perpetuate the memory of such of their schoolfellows as perished during the late war with Russia. _ . On ...

... OPERATIONS IN THE CRIMEA. THE MORNING lI . RALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER_ 15, 1855_ at about half-past seven, we saw heaps of men and troops with their arms piled, but they were on a hill some 2000 yards off. We proceeded at once to sound in the gig, and went ...

... THE CRIMEA TELEGRAPH. Mr. WARNER asked whether telegraphic communication had been established between the Crimea and any part of the Turkish coast and the principalities; and, if so, what was the date of the latest dispatch received from the seat of war ...

... THE ARMIES IN THE CRIMEA. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING HERALD. SIR,—In the present excited state of the public mind respecting the sufferings of the army in the Crimea, it may be well to put prominently forward the subjoined extract from the correspondence ...

... ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. Mr. T. DUNCOMBE asked whether there was any objection to lay upon the table copies of any letters or dispatches that had passed between Lord Raglan and the Minister of War relative to the wants of the army in the Crimea? Mr. PEEL said ...

... SUPPLIES FOR THE CRIMEA. Our Malta correspondent says :-- An order has been issued for all officers in the Crimea to provide themselves with bat horses, and every one is looking to Samsoom for a supply. The resources of this place have happily at length ...

... KERRYMEN IN THE CRIMEA. • The Tralee Chronicle, says : The following affords one of the many examples of the gallant spirit which pervades Kerrymeu in the Crimea, both as it respects the conduct of men and officers The sons of In old soldier, the writer ...

... TILE DRIBLETS FOR THE CRIMEA. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING HERALD. SIR,—I cannot hold on an hour longer—England daily reaping the most bitter fruits of her insane procrastination, is now thinking of sending out a few handfuls of troops to certain slaughter ...

... OFFICERS' HORSES IN THE CRIMEA. In answer to Captain NOEL, Mr. PEEL stated that the general order recommending the officers in the Crimea to dispose of their horses had not yet come officially under the notice of the War Department ; but he found that ...

... THURSDAY MORNING. THE CRIMEA. (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) GOLDEN BORN, STEAMER BRETON FERRY, APRIL 20. I arrived yesterday in the Golden Horn, being called thither, as so many have been during the campaign, on urgent private affairs, but, intending ...

... LETTER FROM THE CRIMEA. Extract of a letter from an Officer in the Rifle Brigade : Heights above Sebastopol, Jan. 19. My dearest Father,—Fancy my being a captain; 1 feel quite dignified on the strength of it. lam iu the 3d hate talion, but whether ...

... ANCIENT IMPORTANCE OF THE CRIMEA. (INTRODUCTION TO SPENCER'S'FALL OF THE CRIMEA.) The C rimea, from its central position between Europe a nd Asia, its salubrious climate, fertility, and noble harbours, has from time immemorial excited the cupidity of ...