... to all purchasers of the paper of that date. THE EXPEDITION TO THE CRIMEA. WAR MAP OF THE CRIMEA, WITH A VIEW OF SEBASTOPOL. MAP OF THE BLACK SEA. AND ITS COASTS, ineluding the CRIMEA. Either of the above useful Maps can be had with the current or any ...

... FOREIGN GLEANINGS. General Prince Gortschakoff, commanding in the Crimea, arrived at St Petersburg on the 24th. An ukase has been issued, opening the frontiers of the Russian empire to travellers, against whom they have been closed since 1848. A Royal ...

... scrip ex- perienced further heaviness. Other foreign stocks were languid. MORNING EXPRESS. BE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPl. WAR IN THE CRIMEA. The Sinai. arrived at Marseilles. brings letters reo tof niE (d/ the de! as for 'l'I bu. ha . I tiol Ru rec Iof It brc tbi ...

... Perekop. Famine or the irresistible might of the allies will leave Russia as powerless in the Crimea as she is in London or Paris. To concentrate in the Crimea that army which is now on the eve of annihilation drained her resources of men and money. She ...

... Regiment, which procceeds imlumed~iately to the Crime.a Ofn arliving at Gibri:earthe Nianara. will disembark the 54th, and take on boar,' thc 13%t, with wxhich and the artillery sie will proceed eire to the Crimea.-The Roval Mail CornipunYissteafld-siip las55 ...

... MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LONDON, FRIDAY EviENMG.-HtuMUnIs that unfavour- able news had oean received irom e the Crimea being cIrcu- lated this morning, the ?? funds experienced a decline of b per cent., a further unfavourable inaluence being exer- cised ...

... Beichan, St. John, N.B. SAILED-August 17. Petrol, Sullivan, Q~uebec. FALMOUTH. ARES ?? 16. Skelleftea, Hlndtman, Santos; Crimea, Woodrufir Alexandria. 16. Libertas, Dobson, Moulmein; Danube, Lulhanm, Tagaurog. 17. Velore, Hunkin, Callao. SAILEn-AuuEIst ...

... by the Ottoman Government. t. o THE CRIMEA. t Nevs received from Kertch states that the Russian q 0 troops had withdrawn from the immediate vicinity of the b Allied positions. c Other correspor dence from the Crimea, telegraphed from I Marsoilles, is to ...

... rejoiced in the opportune arrival of myself and two officers of tbe English army who accompanied iae, and who, having been in tho Crimea during some portion the war, might assist at the little ceremony of the presantation. On arriving at Sebastopol we were introduced ...

... WAR. SyLONDON, 8 Pom.-No later news from the Crimea, and the 'aGazette contains no official despatohes. THE CRIMEA. n The Mienna Lloyd of Monday contains perfectly reliable It intelligence from the Crimea, dated October 13th. On the c 9th, the trenches ...

... I __ (ESTABLISIEFD, AMN''O 1T37j BELF A'ST: FRIDASY, SEPTEIMBER-St, 1854. THE 'WAR. AGAI-N the telegraph tells as that the Crimea is to be invaded by the Allies; and that Sebastopol is to be taken, as a pledge of peace.' The expedition was positively ...

... Adelaide (transport) for Eslaklava. POBTSMOUTHs Duo. 31.-Arrived the Coriolanus from London for the Crim~ea. Sailed the Louisa for Callao, and Sylpbide for the Crimea. FALMxoUTE, DEC. 31.-Arrived the Pearl from Quebec for Swansea, Iduna from London for Pernambuco ...