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... THE CRIMEA. Wu read in the Jojirnal de Constantinople of the 19th ult. :- Our accounts from the Crimea are of the 14th June. For some days the embarkation of French troops was conducted. with extraordinary rapidity and on an extensive scale. It still ...
... AL3MA. SuroTsrND are consecutive and mnostgraphically des- oi'cl.^1lF-the-5 c~c o f-thne lcroiawormn -oavs 'fP A11s I in the Crimea, from the breaking up of the camps on thie banks of the Almna, until the successful seizure of' Bala KiLva and virtual investment ...
... THE CRIMEA. GRAND RACES ON THE TCHERNAYA. (From twoa Special Correspondent of the Rerald. TrARTIR, MONDAY, MAIRCH 24.-The gentlemeen of England, who live at home at ease, may well pride themselves upon their Newmarket and Epsomr; but the Tchernaya has ...
... Criina, bh POh opil and the Spit at AXlbht, luath with prolvisions and articlei for the use of the army. TFIE ARMY IN TIIE: CRIMEA. (From Special Corirespondent of Daily Aimes.) Camp before Seloastopol, Nov. 27. The weather for the last few days has been ...
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... JULV 1-.The old heading of The British Aimy, or The British Expedition,' will answer no longer: The evacuation of the Crimea is all but accomplished. In. last nii ht's orders are the arrangements for breaking up the Staff. There remain now the 50th ...
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... THE CRIMEA. BATL, KLAVA, JULY 6.-I have just time before putting to sea to say that her Majesty's ship Sans. parcil saifed from Bala Klava this morning at eight A.M,, after having embarked thle 72nd Highlanders, who about seven A.M., marched down through ...
... Superinten- dent of Metropolitan Police, has received an ap. pointment in the Land Transport Corps, and will embark for the Crimea ?? Ser- vice Gazette. By direction of the authorities at the War-office, the commandant of Chat bam Garrison has re- ceived ...
... THE CRIMEA. DESPATCH FRO 11 GEN. CODRINGTON. P b MEETING OF GEN. LUDERS AND THE 2 ALLIED GENERALS-REVIEWING OF THE a ENGLISH AND FRENCR ARMIES. (Frnom the Suppleme.t to tie Lorndon gazette.) n WAR DEPARTMENT, MAY 3, 185G.-Lord Panmure P ti has received ...