... THE CRIMEA. FRONI OUR SPECIXL CORRESPONDENT.) BALAKLANA, SUNDAY, Nov. 18. Siuce I wrote to you yesterday I have had an opportunity of perusing the general orders of that date. I subjoin a few of the most important extracts : llead-quarters, Sebastopol ...

... THE CRIMEA. (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) BALAKLAVA, MARCH 28. RETURN OF MISS NIGHTINGALE AND M. SOYER. The Severn steamer has arrived in this port, bringing back to the Crimea not only M. Soyer, who last year did so much for the army by improving ...

... THE CRIMEA. [The following appeared in the Second Edition of the Morning Herald of yesterday :—] (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) BALAKLAVA, SEPT. 1. I write a few hurried lines to say that the Russians made no attack last night as expected. I landed ...

... THE CRIMEA. (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) CAMP BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, TUESDAY, FEB. 12. DESTRUCTION OF FORT ALEXANDER. The post leaves for England to-day, and the inward mail is hourly expected at the English head-quarters. Will the news be peace or war ...

... THE CRIMEA. (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) TRAKTIR, MONDAY, MARCH 24. GRAND RACES ON THE TCHERNAYA. The gentlemen of England, who live at home at ease, may well pride themselves upon their Newmarket and Epsom ; but the Tehernaya has to-day been ...

... THE CRIMEA. The following letter has been received by the parents of a corporal of the 30th Regiment of Foot, who is a native of Derby I received your kind and welcome letter; I was happy to hear from you all, and particularly that you were all in good ...

... THE CRIMEA. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING HERALD. tho Gazetteer of the World, by Fullerton and Co., Edinburgh, and in a copy which was published as early as the beginning of 1851, is the following Autumn is the most dangerous season in the Crimea, on ...

... THE CRIMEA. The following telegraphic message was received yesterday at the Admiralty from Admiral Grey, at Constantinople, July 14, 1856 : The Banshee has arrived with Admiral Fremantle. Every person belonging to the army had embarked, and all the ships ...

... THE CRIMEA. and crossed the river at all points, where not too deep. Soon, on the English side, Russians, Sardinians, French, and Scotch, were seen dancing reels together, and whooping, and yelling, and laughing, and enjoying themselves, as if such battles ...

... in the Crimea is yet a rarity. This seems unseasonable. Wednesday next will be the anniversary of the great storm at Balaklava, when the Prince was unfortunately wrecked. It is now said that storm. of 1854 was the worst experienced in the Crimea during ...

... THE CRIMEA. (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) CANON VILLE, MONDAY, JAN. 14. Having succeeded in thawing a bottle of ink and warming my fingers I sit down to address you from this little hamlet, where, in the Cafe Gallien, lam waiting the return of some ...

... THE CRIMEA. A letter from Simpheropol, in the Crimea, in the Austrian Gazette, states that a large fortress is being constructed by the Russian Government on the hill of Mithridates at Kertch, in order to command the Straits of Yenikale, which go into ...