... Porte, by which her Majesty's Governmest undertake to provide food for the Turkish soldiers and forae for their eavalry in the Crimea, and, if so, if any and WbAt steps have besn tkeon to nesure the delivery of hay 50aiCleut for t1e large body ?? cavalry stationed ...

... January 30, to .. Melbourne VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Frankfert (s.) from Engand for tho C~rimea, WithD navvies, Jan. 24, off Cape 8t. i''bcent. Valiant ?? from England for the Crimea, with navvies, Jan. 24, off Caps 6t. Vincent. Vision, of Glegw, for Melbourne ...

... London, Transit (a.) for Havre, and Branswick (a.) for Portsmouth. 2. Arrived the Erminia from the Crimea. - 8ailed the Jason screw steamer for the Crimea, and Tamar steamer for the West Indies. The Jason (s.) left the docks for the river with the Royal ...

... PLYMOUTH, APRIL 7.-Arriived time Jason from Antwerp for Havana (leaky), Jarrow from London for the Crimea, H. Willebrodna from Manilla, Sea Nymph from the Crimea, and Lady Alice (steam-transport) from ditto, and left for Wool wich. POELTSrIOUTI, APRIL 7.- ...

... -Arrived the Tynemouth from Lon- don for the Crimea, and her Majesty'a ship Childers from Sheerness for Africa. Off port, the Sir Robert Peel from New York, and Imperatrice Eugenie transport from the Crimea. HAURWICE. JUNE 13.-Arrived the Immanuel from ...

... -Off, the Prussian ship Potsdain I from Amsterdam for Genoa. PORTSMOCuTI, APRIL 2.-Arrived the Leander from Lon- don for the Crimea. Sailed the Victory, screw saeam-trans. port, No. 193, for Constantinople. SOI U THAMPTo-, APRIL 2.-Sailed the Blenheim for ...

... Trinity Church School- room, Howgill-street, to arrange plans for forwarding cloth- iug and other comforts to the troops in the Crimea. At the appointed hour nearly fifty ladies lad congregated in this philanthropic cause. Only one gentleman was admitted to ...

... arrived from London this afternoon for the purpose of receiving the whole of the stores and equipments brought home fiom the Crimea by the Turkish Engineer Corps. In consequence of the immense quantity of stores to be deposited in the Ordnance stores, the ...

... following telegraphic despatches have been received:- ST. PETERSBURG, WEDNESDAY. General Osten-Sacken writes from the Crimea- On the night of the 10th-lith, a new redoubt was constructed about 600 yards in advance of the Kornilof bastion. The work ...

... uninteresting at the present mo- t to give Ad statement of the Russian fleet at 0ebsto Pol previous to the invasion of the Crimea sbY ?? llies. It consisted of the following ships bta ?? OF THE9 LINE. GUNS. Twelve Apostles ?? . 20 Paris. ?? 120 Three ...

... operations in the Crimea. The following data may serve to complete the official reports :-First of all, I vill give you the new ordre de butaille of the Russian troops in the Crimea. The regular and irregular troops, previously in the Crimea, were reinforced ...

... successful. d dI SERGLANT-MAJOB DRAKIE. ,e TO THE EDITOR Or THE MORNING CHlRONICLE. r SiR-In your correspondent's letter from the Crimea, I, dated November, 1855, Sergeant-Major Drake was honour. e ably mentioned, and a letter from one of the medical offi. Y ...