... M. SOYER IN THE CRIMEA.* — •■ At that terrible period of the Crimean campaigu, .early in t he 7 e * T 1855 > when disease was doing more itVOC in tbe ranks of the British army than the sword of tbe enemy, M. Soyer, who was living in .net undignified ...

... Lucan's evidence taken before the Sebastopol Committee, while I was in the Crimea, 60 I could not take any steps to reconcile the discrepancies between the evidence given in the Crimea and that given before the committee — if there were such discrepancies ...

... THE CEMETERIES IN TUE CRIMEA The condition of the British graves in the Crimea has been from time to time tbe subject of much anxious cor- respondence in the public papers, and many and different were the accounts given of their condition and presem- ...

... • I THE ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. GENERAL ORDERS. Head-quarters, Sebastopol, Feb. 9, 1856. No. 1. Tlie Commander of the Forces has approved of , the following regulations with regard to interpreters at- tached to the army of the East, to take effect from the ...

... THE NEW COMMANDER IN THE CRIMEA; Lieutenant-General Sir William Codrington has been appointed to the command of the British army in the Crimea. The career of this officer since the breaking out of the c war affords a remarkable instance of rapid promotion ...

... TjtJ£ GRAVES IN THE CRIMEA. TO THE EDITOR Of THE MORNINQ POST. Sib,— With reference to the article on the Crimean cemeteries in your number of Saturday last, it may be interesting to your readers to know that a sum of money has been granted for the repairs ...

... THE ROYAL VISIT TO THE CRIMEA. (From the Lerani Hero.'d of April 10.) The Ari __ne sailed i_.t 7 p.m. on Saturday for the 1 Pi nets. The visit of the Prir.oe and Prrncew of Wales to the Crimea appears to have equalled tn Interest and gratification any ...

... LETTERS FROM THE CRIMEA. (From various sources.) The following letter has been addressed by a French officer of distinction, now serving in the Crimea, to a near relative in France, and written on the evening of the 2d instant : — We are not yet in ...

... THE BRITISH CEMETERIES IN THE CRIMEA TO TEE EDITOR OF THE HORSING POST. I-'ir. —It is proposed to raise a subscription for the pur- pose of presenting a testimonial lo Colonel Gowen, who ha* taken such gieat interest in the preseivation of the tombs of ...

... DESPATCH FROM THE CRIMEA. »—- (From Last Night's Gazette.) WAR DEPARTMENT, March 16, 1855. Lord Panmure has this day received a despatch and its enclosures, of which the following are copies, addressed to his lordship, by Field-Marshal the Lord Raglan ...

... LETTERS FROM THE CRIMEA. ( From various sources.) The following is from an officer in the Black Sea : — Off Katcha River, Nov. 4. •• I regret to learn, by letters which I have received from | Enpatoria, that the Tartars are dying there very fast from ...

... THE ARMY INTHE CRIMEA. GENERAL ORDERS. Head-quarters, Sebastopol, Jan. 29, 1856. No. 1. The following opinion of the Judge Advocate- General is published for the information and guidance of officers whose duty it may be to confirm tke proceedings of ...