... THE RAILWAY IN THE CRIMEA. Private letters from the Crimea continue to speak cheerfully of the progress making there, both with the railway and the improvements at Rataklava. The ten ton crane has been taken up to head-quarters, where its great power ...

... STEAM TO THE CRIMEA. The swift and powerful Screw Steam-ship NORTH M A N, Jonti BELL, Commander; Having the greater portion of her cargo engaged, will be despatched on Tuesday, the 19th inst., FOR BALAKLAVA, (calling at GIBUALTAR), This is a desirable ...

... CASUALTIES IN THE CRIMEA. From various letters received we make the fol. lowing extracts, containing some particulars regarding the casualties on the 18th June. Colonel Yea's body was found near the abbatis on the right of the redan ; his boots and epaulettes ...

... TILE CRIMEA. In answer to Lord HOTEAM, Mr. LAYARD gave notice that he should withdraw his motion relating to the Crimea for the present. POLICE (COUNTIES AND BOROUGHS) BILL. Sir G. GREY, in moving the second reading of this bill, enforced the necessity ...

... REINFORCEMENTS FOR THE CRIMEA. 'Ants, Tuesday.—Despatches irom Marseilles announce that the Egyptian contingent embarked at Alexandria on the 19th. Six steamers, and twenty English and French transports having left Marseilles with Cavalry, had passed ...

... THE NAVVIES IN THE CRIMEA. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. SIR,—To business men, a suggestion such as I am about to make, might well be deemed an impertinent interference, being so patent to any ordinary comprehension; but after the incompetency ...

... THE CONTEST IN THE CRIMEA. Extract from another letter, dated Badekoi, Crimea, 28th October :— If we have had a false move, Captain Nolan, who brought the order to Lord Luca,n, is killed, and gets the benefit of it. We have had to retreat on our own ...

... OPERATIONS IN THE CRIMEA. With respect to the place and date of the ulterior operations, says a letter from Constantinople, nothing positive can be affirmed. It is a secret of the generals in chief, and it is too important a secret not to be well kept ...

... THE ARMY IN THE CRIMEA The London Gazette of Friday night, in a 811 P; plement issued on Saturday, publishes an despatch received by Lord Panmure from Gene lll Sir W. J. Codrington, dated Sebastopol, April This despatch narrates the visit of General Ludt° ...

... HUSSARS FOR THE CRIMEA. Six men and 11 horses of the 11th Hussars, and 2 officers, 25 men, and 48 horses of the 13th Hussars, embarked on board the Wide-awake. transport, this afternoon. She was towed out of harbour, and will sail to-morrow morning. ...

... FRENCH IN THE CRIMEA. Notwithstanding the, perhaps, prudent silence imposed upon the correspondents in the French army, with respect to its losses before Sebastopol, the truth is gradually oozing out from invalided soldiers returned from the Crimea, and more ...

... THE WAR. THE CRIMEA. A letter in the Courrier de Marseilles, dated Kamiesch, 17th of March, says : The Russians are throwing up new works of defence opposite the Victoria redoubt, which is now occupied by the 9th French division. From this redoubt rockets ...