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... . They are supposed to march upon Varns. THE EXPEDITION TO THE CRIMEA. WAR MAP- OF THE CRIMEA, . 'YWITH A VIEW OF SEBASTOPOL. M.AP OF TI1E BLACK SEA. AND ITS COASTS, including the CRIMEA. Either of the above useful IMaps can be had with the current or ...

... eed Malta to the Crimea; 14%h ditto, from Malta to time Ois, Crisae; 62nd ditto, from Malta to the Crimea; 68th of ditto, from Malta to the Crimea; 34th ditto, from Corfu to the Crimea ; 71st (lst battalion), from Corfu to the Crimea; 17th ...

... to all purchasers of the paper of that date. THE EXPEDITION TO THE CRIMEA. WAR MAP OF THE CRIMEA, WITH A VIEW OF SEBASTOPOL. MAP OF THE BLACK SEA. AND ITS COASTS, ineluding the CRIMEA. Either of the above useful Maps can be had with the current or any ...

... scrip ex- perienced further heaviness. Other foreign stocks were languid. MORNING EXPRESS. BE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPl. WAR IN THE CRIMEA. The Sinai. arrived at Marseilles. brings letters reo tof niE (d/ the de! as for 'l'I bu. ha . I tiol Ru rec Iof It brc tbi ...

... rejoiced in the opportune arrival of myself and two officers of tbe English army who accompanied iae, and who, having been in tho Crimea during some portion the war, might assist at the little ceremony of the presantation. On arriving at Sebastopol we were introduced ...

... WAR. SyLONDON, 8 Pom.-No later news from the Crimea, and the 'aGazette contains no official despatohes. THE CRIMEA. n The Mienna Lloyd of Monday contains perfectly reliable It intelligence from the Crimea, dated October 13th. On the c 9th, the trenches ...

... the paper of that date, rn- ild THE EXPEDITION TO THE CRIMEA. 're WAR MAP OF THE CRIMEA, ng air WITH A VIEW OF SEBASTOPOL. he MAP OF THE BLACK SEA weMA OFTEBAKSA AND ITS COASTS, including the CRIMEA. ci- Either of the above useful Mape can be bad with ...

... a hundred to one that government was as grossly cheated at Sebastopol as it was at Bomarsund.-'-Tivies Corresponldent THE CRIMEA EXPEDITION, According to accounts from Constantinople of the 2Stb of August, the artillery bad embarked at Varna, and the ...

... three months, 12 28 to 12 32; Tricest, three months, 12 28 to 12 32; St. Petersburg, 341 to 31*. THE CRIMEA. l There has been no news from the Crimea to-day. c THE BALTIC. The crew of an English sbip-of-vtar are stated to have out out a Russian steamer ...

... (Front thle London papers of yesterday.) CONSTANTINOPLE, DECEMBER 28.-Sir George Brown . arrived here yesterday from the Crimea. Captain Brock, ) our'late governor at Eupatoria, has arrived here. 10,000 Turks had landed at Eupatoria when he left, and ...

... quotations inn SUe proved. Foreign stocks were steady. D it _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Ge Civil ENtINBEERrS As NNAVI= FOR THE CRIMEA.-Mr. we Beattie, the eivil engineer, and his.etaff-who have recently no returned to this country igponsequence of the termination ...