... Grenadier Guards, which marched from Aldershot yesterday, last from the Crimea, has gone into Wellington Barracks, St. James's Park. The Ist Battalion Coldstream Guards, last from the Crimea, bas gone into barracks at tbe Tower of London. The 2d battalion ...

... Morning. DEPARTURE OF TROOPS FOR THE CRIMEA. This morniug the transport-ship Resolute (screw), sailed from Kingstown, with strong detachments of the 33d and i 50th Regiments of Foot, aud the Gth Dragoon Guards, for the Crimea. THE STOCK EXCHANGE. The sales ...

... readiness to proceed to the Crimea,. The 3d Bulls, stationed at Malta, have proceeded to Athens te bo quartered, replacing the service companies of the 97th Regiment, ordered to reinforce Lord llaglan's army iv tho Crimea. The (JJ.M Regiment aro also ...

... goes to Vienna. Tbe steam flotilla is gone to bombard Kertch, on the north-eastern extremity of the Crimea. The army of reserve leaves for tbe Crimea. -- Tbe cholera rages here. ...

... by those of her allies in the Crimea, and especially for the capture of the town of Sebastopol, this order will be observed on Sunday, Nov. 1, 1855, and the Rev. H. Wright, Principal Chaplain to the Forces in the Crimea, will be pleased to provide the ...

... THE RUSSIAN COURT. (Thbough Recife's Agekcy.) _ _ Jn MOSCOW, Feb. 17. \ Ihe Czar and Czarina are going to the Crimea early in March, in order to see their second son, the Grand Duke George, who is suffering from' pulmonary disease, and has passed the ...

... Russian authorities to preserve scrupulously tho burial-places and monuments of thoseof our countrymen who bave died in the Crimea. The terms used in the dispatch are, that the Imperii government willconsider this a sacrod duty ; and General Luders, ...

... promotion and return from the Crimea, by Field Marshal the Earl of Strafford. Major A. W. Burton, on return from the Crimea, by Lieut- General the Hon. Sir J. Y. Scarlett Lieutenant R. H. Burgoyne, on promotion and return from the Crimea, by the Earl of Aberdeen ...

... paragraph headed Expulsion of the rurrespoiideats of the French Prtss irom the Crimea,' - aud Mtating that General Caurobert had ordered aii those gen- tlemen to quit tho Crimea, and had published an order of the day, commanding officers writiug home to ...

... Kings- town yesterday. She is bound for the Crimea, but, owing tothe severity of tbe wiud, she .till remains in harbour. A draft of the 66th Depot is ordered out to joiu tho Regiment, at Gibraltar, or the Crimea. Lieutenants Coulson aud Chaplin, a_d Ensigns ...

... vessels are reported to be ready to sail for tbe Crimea by to- morrow morning. A *-.Uoug detachment of the 3d Dragoons iv to go out iv the Himalaya. The 7th is reported as noticed for service iv the Crimea. ...

... Arsenal Wharf, on board the Norman, steam transport (No. 155), and will proceed to Liverpool, from whence tbey will sail to the Crimea. Ono hundred and twenty fox- hounds, belonging to officers of tho Royal Artillery, were also shipped on board tbe transport ...