... from 12,000 to 13,00 men. He strongly condemned the neglect and incompetency which c had produced such great disasters in the Crimea. I Mr. S. WORTLEY strongly condemned the introduction v of these topics at the present moment. Most of suchc statements he ...

... summoned to attend. RUSSIAN OPERATIONS IN THE CRIMEA. Telegraphs from Marseilles of the 4th, received from the East per the Euphrates, state that Admiral Lyons's fleet continued to cruise close to the coast of the Crimea, in order to keel) an inces- rsant look-out ...

... conversion of unfortunates. SIR COLIN CAMPBELL AND HIS RETURN TO THE CRIMEA. The Ministerial organs inform its, in terms of the highest exultation, that Sir Colin Campbell is to return ts the Crimea, after a brief residence in this country; mad in doing so they ...

... Sunderland. 8th Bombay; Chatham. 86th Poonah; Chatham. - Dth Crimeas; Limerick. 87th Bengal; Chatham. s 10th Bengal; Chatham. '88th Turkey; Whichester. o 11th N. S. Wales; Brecon. 89th CrImea; Limerick. f 12thlstbat.VanD'mnen'sLand; 90th Turkey; Mullingar ...

... because since he landed in the Crimea his name has scarcely ever been men- tioned in connexion with the brave division he commands- But his antecedents in India would hardly point him out as a fit leader for our army in the Crimea. General Penuefatber had formerly ...

... arrival of the division s under Mustapha Pasha and of the Egyptian division, 12,000 strong, from the Crimea. - THE CRIMEA. IHE Onr news from the Crimea opmes down to the 2ea-2th. dao The Russians were fortifying Inkerman, and 3ah, the redoubts of the allies ...

... sian troops in the Crimea. The Moniteur de -I'Arn&ee has published a statement, drawn from official returns, which shows that the six corps of the Russian army amount in the aggregate to 571,295 men, aud that the army of the Crimea amounts to 58,u0o ; ...

... LIVERPOOL MEROURY. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1S55. SA -,LESnJ, - L SALUS ?? - ?? .. ?? In lHE STATE OF TEIE BRITISH ARMY IN TME CRIMEA. a The evidence of the mal-administration which lo ias been so fatal to our soldiers in the Eastc is accumulating on every ...

... for pbal~a~ton, but an a guarantee of lilakod fiatl hJce.-W o never anewer snob qucetlona. isJ. 0.xpreesivTe vvordftriou crim~ea oaf Burke anld Rae gave th~e Rev. Mlr. Gent may be equaDllyuefuL ?? find-any one masli~ned auldficamdajle it mnay be eaajd ...

... fur - sion in the line without purchase. Th r MEDALS FOR THE CRIMEA.-It is said that instructions thf have been given for immediately striking medals for the a troops serving in the Crimea, and which are to have clasps with the words Alma and Inkerman ...

... (FRIDAY) we present A SERIES OF VIEWS, SKETCHED BY -t. JAMES NEWLANDS, BOROUGJE ENGINEER OF LIVERPOOL, Who is noew engaged in the Crimea as a Member of the Sanatory Commission, and carefully exe- cated in the first style of lithography by Messrs. Maclure, Macdonald ...

... L ?? - WINTER QUARTERtS. 'By every post we are expecting to hear that winter has uumistakeably made its appearance in the Crimea, and aimounced to the belligerents that they must cease their strife and be content for awhile with recruiting their strength ...