... to exist in Europe. The engineer is busy, and the clink of the armourer has not entirely ceased with the evacuation of the Crimea. It would seem, says the Times, that the era when nations shall no longer need to defend themselves is, as yet, far off, in ...

... 1737.) B E Tj F A S ?? FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, i8m5. PROGRLSS OF THlE WAR AND TIHE NEGO CIATIONS. TrlE telegraplic news from tihe Crimea comes dowI th rough at Russia source, to the second of Jan oari an1d ?? u1s no ?? intelligen ce of interest. Prionc IMenschikoff ...

... close, but only with a view to its more vigorous recommencement next year-that is to say, except- irg the expedition to the Crimea, which, we are again assured, has already started. There is just time for it. Symptoms of a long-con- tinued war are turning ...

... (oree, to deleutui paseca. 'TLwele thousand men oere at rrebizond, waiting the arrival of the Egyptianl divisiot. From the Crimea it was stated that the banlks of the Tet ernia w eres ill flooded. The ?? heights were surronmiled with stronti ecobankioeots ...

... coast; Egyptian still in delaliad for France- Indian Corn belt firmly, but less doing. Old kiln-dried Oats in dlecmand for the Crimea ; new difficrilt of sale' ind ciceaper. Other Grains tirm. LONDON TALLOW DMARKETr-YEsTEtDAY- Market firsi; delivery,for two ...

... the fidelity of Austria was anniounced as indisputable and unmis- takeable. The only scraps of recent intelligence front the Crimea received since oeu last, will be found in our special despateh.. ...

... Foreign Enlistment Bill, by a majority of thirty-nine. 'iThe old trick has served thein once again in good stead. THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA. As regards the piogress of the operations befoie Sebastopol, the abundant information which has come to hand since our last ...

... Dordt. QUEENSTOWN SHllL'PING-MONDAv, [LHY BEITISI AND IRISIH MAGNExETC TELEGRaPAHI.] Wind N.; fresh hreece, fine. Arrived-Crimea froin Moulmcui; Ellen from Ilocdirras; Jano from ]3arbadoes; E]bba, Bnher fraon tallao; 'T'ycoiineil front Maurities, off ...

... from Callao; Windsor Forest, from do. ; Tsis, from Monte Video; Lady Emma, from Rio Grande; Candia (s.s. transport), from Crimea, to disein- bark troops. Lr~oyDs, MaY 14.-Bordeaux, May 10-Arrived- Blanche Maria, from Liverpool. Santander, May 7- Sailed-Chando ...

... the Crimea. At that time he -was senior bhgle boy, and was present and heard the conversa- tion between Cantain Nolan and Lord Cardigan, and received the order to sound the advance of the celebrated charge of the Six Hundred. He received the Crimea medal ...

... Font ?? Mottday anti Wedntesday :-8tit, at 6 Pi. l; Ioth, 9 1at. A tit I V 1: D . At this port, ont thtc Otit in iatt, thcdie Crimea, Srnili. fromtt Ardruosst ; thtc Lyon, iutligant, from Dundlkttc ; thic woim, Eniglishl, from Liverpool.-Galrdncr and MI'Duliald ...

... their force atIinbumn, though they mav probahly retain possession of it during the winter. The h0ealth1 of Our troops in the Crimea is represented as extremely satisfactory. Tlme Rus- sian accounts of the bombaardment of Kinburin have been published, but ...