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... DESPATCHES FROM THE CRIMEA. (From Supplement to the London Oazetlt of Tuesday, April 3—Friday, April 6. Waa Department, April 6. Lord has this day received despatch and ita enclosures, of which tho following arc copies, addressed to his Lordship by F ...
... NEW COMMANDER IN THE CRIMEA. I DI -- __ .. I, - (From the Globe.) A telegraphic communication has been received, inti- mating the willingness of Sir Wm. Codrington to accept the comrnand-in-clief of the British army in the Crimea, which the increasing ...
... A SKIRMISH IN THE CRIMEA, A sKtKUtiH, “Another defeat of the Rusaiana,” took place on the «th instant. body of infantry and horse attacked the outpost* of the French at the villages of Haga, Ourkuala, and Skvaka. After contest which continued for hour ...
... OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA In going into Committee of Supply, Mr. PEEL. in reply to a question. said, that the English force in the Crimea was never so strong at the present moment, and there was a considerable reserve at Malts. There were now about 4,000 ...
... A SOUVENIR OF THE CRIMEA. A curious relic has just been discovered at tit. Servan, namely, the colours of the 7th Regiment of the Line, which was carried in the assault on the Malakoff, and also in the lighting under the walls of Metz, during the Fra ...
... regret to announce the death, by cholera, on the 23rd, of Brigadier-General Estcourt, Adjutant-General of the Forces in the Crimea, after a short illness. The widow of the late Admiral Boxer is now Sufferin, from a most dire accumulation of misfortunes; ...
... LETTERS FROM THE CRIMEA. ?? _ - ?? We have received the following letter from Mr. IleLiert Wylihan, who, in forwarding it to us, says :- I enclose you a letter received by a poor woman of my parish at Kingsey from her two sons, belonging to the 39th ...
... OUHOITION Of THE ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. The accounts of the state of our forces are of nature to excite the most serious misgiving, not from attacks of the foe, indeed, but from the ravages direr enemy—disease, induced exposure, cold, sod exhaustion. Private ...
... POSITION’ OF THE ALLIES IN THE CRIMEA. The evacuation of Anapa by the Russians completes the series of brilliant successes which have rapidly followed the occupation of the Straits of Yenikale by the allied fleets. To surrender Anapa to the Circassians ...
... THE ENGLISH ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. A letter from the camp, to March 10, brought by the Thabor, says that the conclusion of the armistice is delayed by a discussion on various points, but the firing has been suspended on both sides. Our own army is in excellent ...
... 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 ...
... SICK AND WOUNDED IN THE CRIMEA, Mr. Stafford called attention to the medical arrangements made for the sick and wounded soldiers in tho East. Upon many points he considered that the existing provisions and arrangements of tho hospitals at Scutari and ...