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... THE CRIMEA. The correspondent of the Times, in recording the preparations lor the departure tin.' troops, eloquently writes the incidental horrors war. says:— “Heaven lets loose *ll its plagues on those who delight war. and those who shed men s blood ...
... Sinai has arrived. She reports that the Banshee bsd arrived at Constantinople from the Crimea with advices to the Ist of October. . . , Correspondence from the Crimea, to the 30th, gives information that allied army arrived the 261 h Balaklava, and that ...
... THE CRIMEA. MaraeilUs, Satining. M.ir.l, .11 The Sinai, which left Conatantinople the 2Jod of March, ha* arrived. iWepalchca for the (iovcroait-nt left at Jp Ilalaklunt, Mar, A 20, The Kuaaiana Hill occupy the ambusewdee. which the French attacked on ...
... CRIMEA. Ir is stated that within eight ten da vs 22,000 men from France will landed at Bulakluva. 4,000 Turks are to be embodied with British regiments and taken into British pay. It was stated some time since that six additional regiments the line were ...
... should transported to the Crimea, the forces already in the Crimea was sufficient for every operation. There were then about 8,000 Turks Varoa. Fiench and English troops eoottnnc to leave Kasteodje and Bourgos for the Crimea. Tbe above authority estimates ...
... IN THE CRIMEA. follow ing letter from Colonel North, the H.-nior inemher for this county, appeared in the /V'. - 'jr'/.f, of Saturday last : Sir, —Reading :.il Sir U illiam ..Inngton’a letter of the ult.. i. laiirc the British graves in the Crimea, has ...
... THE CRIMEA. Tli** r.strtwlinary Thur»«i-«y «'ontain ...
... THE ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. Fifty thousand English had been reviewed at BalakUva. and excited the admiration all beholders. Many of the French medical staff were sick ; the English medical men had offered to replace them. The *• Whitr-works Sebastopol were ...
... THE ATTACK ON THE CRIMEA. Thk Heel the troop* destined to act against Sebastopol rallied oil the Isle of Serpents on the 10th, proceeded its voyage on the iMi, and was expected reach it* destination the 13th. Scientific military men have been at some ...
... DRUNKENNESS IN THE CRIMEA. The reports from the Crimea continue to mention the ravages that frightful disease—drunkenness,— that hideous moral leprosy which makes man unfit for the society of his fellow-man. The evil has already very widely spread, and ...
... THE ARM IN THE CRIMEA Camp Before Sebastopol, Jan. 14. The demolition of the dock* proceed. On Saturday the side of one wa» blown in. There were 11 mines, and B,ooolbs. of powder were employed. At about half-past one o'clock the fu>e wa» lighted, . . ...
... THE GRAVES IN THE CRIMEA. The following Uan extract a letter received by Mr. Montague Core, from oitioer who witnessed too presentation to roloael of the piece of which was sub scribed r„i and him the ..ffitera of the Rritish arniy and the friends those ...