... even criminal project for quartering the troops during the winter in the imagi- nary mild climate of the south coast of the Crimea. If we had not bad so many examples of fatal nagement, arising from ignorance in the conduct of the war, we should give no ...

... THE CRIMEA. The following is an extract from a very interesting letter from Scutari, dated the 9th of April :-— “ The sickness among the French troops is at present as wife aa ewer notwithatanding the assertions of the Morifeur rife as ever tothe contrary ...

... THE ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. Dismounted drafts from the Bth and 11th Hussars, also 13th Light Dragoons and 17lh Lancers, are to proceed immediately to the seat of war, to take up the horse* left spare by deaths, &c. Lieut, Dungate, 11th Hussars, will accompany ...

... do wonders. “ We have about 140 guns and mortars ready and all of them heavy.” LATEST NEWS. There is no later news from the Crimea or from any other quarter. ...

... THE CRIMEA. (FROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT.) Camp BEFore Jan. 10.—While I write the snow is two feet deep on the ground. It has never ceased snowing for the last two days. Last night I was on picquet, and I did not think with all my bitter expe- rience ...

... THE CRIMEA, (rRom OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, Camp nean 3d of February Was ir. tensely cold; moustachios and beard were covered with icicles, and there were many frost-bites of ear-tips and finger-ends, I tried to accompany back to his camp an officer who ...

... Tr Vienna, Aprit 14ra.—Prince Gortschakoff, writing from the Crimea, states that up to the 6th instant, nothing important had occurred before Sebastopol. Berlin Russian dispatches announce that the French have begun to bombard the redoubi, but bad not ...

... netic Telegraph : whether interrupted by the weather or not, we cannot say; but, from this want of intel- ligence from the Crimea, good news, as in ordinary cases, we fear, is by no means to be inferred. The Times is amusing itself and deluding the public ...

... -_ __ THE CRIMEA, the Morning Correspondent, or Turspay, Dec. 11.—From the time I last wrote to you till yesterday morning, the weather here has been very bad indeed. But yesterday brought a change ; and again aclear and blue sky was seen overhead, and ...

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... THE CRIMEA. jH-tail. WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1855. We are still without an* official acoount of the proceedings of the Allied armies in the Crimea. It cheering, however, to know from private sources that the health of the troops continues to improve, and ...

... THE CRIMEA. In the St. Ange gives the following account of the probable intentions of Marshal Pelissicr The corps tTarmee of Eupatoria constitutes, although at a distance, the extreme left, of the general system of operations of the Allies. This corps ...