... firm appearance, although there has been no farther in- telligence of importance received from the Crimea. The suc- cesses of the allies in the Crimea are considered to be of the utmost importance, and although it must be confessed that some doubt is ...

... are growing magnificent crops of potatoes, onions, carrots, and other food for man and beast. Cl-lANGE OF LEADERSHIP IN THE CRIMEA. It is singular to see the chances that have taken place in the command of the French and English forces since the Powers ...

... MARKET. le Good news brings, ordinarily, easy finance; but we revers dii le the position, since the great tidings from the Crimea have Mi is been most effectually neutralieed by an increased demand for ag id money. The circumstance would be deemed singular ...

... no change worthy of notice. per WEDNESDAY.-The receipt of the despatches of the un- of t opposed march of our troops in the Crimea, and the actual of commencement of the bombardment of Sebastopol, gave firm. in t ness to the funds, but the stock market ...

... Lord Raglan, Jr and the reporis which reached the CYty of the serious illness Al of other officers in high command in the Crimea, cast a gloom te over all claoses, and ihe accounts from Sebastopol are lolted A forward to with more anxiety than at 'any ...

... building crops Ic of now, gun-boats, the augmented bounty to volunteers, the whole v additional pay to those serving in the Crimea, and other itemas trict mi which have resulted from the reforms inaugurated under the Thle rai present War Administration ...

... Ellen,. Grifaiths-Pilot, Jones-lnpiter, O Webster-lidustry, Iddon-Sedulons, Jones-Ann & Catherine, O Bull-Olive Branch, Davies-Crimea, Smith-Betsey, Rees- O Brothers, Jones-I albor, Roe-Jane Griffiths, Edwards-Roe, Cord-Foraer, Rodney-Charlotte, Gibson-Active ...

... Canpilbell, lever, and wounds ie- ceived at Alma ; Ca'ipt. C ontily, Alma; Capt. Suttoil, I chltlera, olf tite coast of [ie Crimea; Capt. ilugheR, fever, at Pera ; I tent. Delaig Rldcfiffe, killed at Al~ia, Lieut. Sir W. Yount, Blat., tlo., Lieut. Ajlilevll~its ...

... MAcCHEESTrE.-The large commercial failures, the Minis- t] terial difficulty, and admitted mismanagement of affairs in the b Crimea, have produced a strong impression upon the minds of t business men, and given a severe shock to confidence. For 4 India and ...

... ference will shortly leave. Some importance is ,attached on the continent to Prince of Sevia's visit to the Czar while in the Crimea. FRANOE. PARIS, Friday. The Bmreaux of the Assembly will be selected by Go vern ment. ITALY. RoME, Thursday. The Emperor and ...

... the bitterness which we are sorry to see exhibited in some quarters. We must mend our ways The at home, as well as in the Crimea. There is no great use motioy in squlabbling now, nor in solemn and tedious inquiries One oi about who is to blame. The loss ...

... Elsinore for orders to either Russian or Prussian ports, Free shipments have been making of bailey at Constanti- f nople for the Crimea, which otherwise would have been des- tined for British ports. Advices from Trieste note considerable activity in business ...