... THE CRIMEA. DESTRUCTION OF FORT ALEXANDER. On Feb. 11th, precisely at one o'clock p.m., Fort Alexander was exploded into ruin by the French engineers. This work, which was immediately opposite to Fort Constantine, and commanded the approach and entrance ...

... THE CRIMEA. The .It,miteur publishes the following telegraphic despatch from Vice-Adminil Trehouart, Commander-in- Chief of the. Mediterranean squadron : On board the Bretagne, July 6. Yesterday, July 5, the definitive evacuation of the Crimea took ...

... THE CRIMEA. The last report of the Inspector-General of Hospitals, in the Crimea, is a most remarkable document. During the week ending 23rd February not a single death from disease occurred in the whole army, and only two deaths from accidents. In the ...

... FRATERNISATION IN THE CRIMEA. The following is an extract from a letter received by a gentleman' residing in the neighbourhood of Portsmouth : Caimiu, March 6. A very amusing incident occurred on Sunday last on the banks of the Tchernaya. A friend ...

... THE ARMISTICE IS THE CRIMEA. The fidowing official notificat on of the signature of the armistice, by the Allied Generals, has been forwarded to us for publication : Lid Pannture has received intelligence from Sir W. Codrington, under date Niarch 15 ...

... EVACUATION OF THE CRIMEA. The followilg telegraphic message has been received at the Admiralty from Admiral Cr y, at Constantinople, dated Rh July, 1856 : l'anshee has arrived with Admiral Fremantle. Every person belonging to the ;limy had embarked, and ...

... REVIEW OF ARTILLERY IN THE CRIMEA. On Sunday the 23rd, it became known that the report, which had been prevailing in camp the previous two days, of an imperial heir having been born to the throne of France, was confirmed by authorised intelligence from ...

... MODERN HISTORY Or THE CRIMEA. While the enterprising Goths were victorious abroad, the Iluns, or Tatars, driven from Tartary by the Chinese, had succeeded in conquering the Alani, a Gothic race, on the north, had invaded the Crimea, and by A.D. 375 had ...

... LORD GOUGH IN THE CRIMEA. A despatch has been received from General Sir W. Codrington, giving an account of the ceremony of the Investiture of the Bath by Lord Gough on the 6th. The following has been published at Sebastopol : The Commander of the Forces ...

... TIIE HUTS FOR THE CRIMEA. The huts just shipped from Gloucester were of two different sizes, 76 feet by 16 feet, double boarded, for 50 men each ; and 36 feet by 16 feet, single boarded, for 22 men each. The quantity of timber consumed in this contract ...

... OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA ('amp, Sebastopol, April 1. The severe wintry weather, which was exerting its retarding influence on many matters in the camps when the last mail left, has not yet ceased, notwithstanding the advanced period of the season. Every ...

... EVACUATION OF TILE CRIMEA. The folowing desp itch from (Jeneral Sir W. Cockington was publi , hed on Wednesday evening, in a supplemeat to tho L..rdan Gazac. War Department, July 30. Lord Panmure has received a despatch of which the following is a copy ...