... TO THE CRIMEA. The Ministerial organs inform ns, in terms of the highest exaltation, that Sir Colin Campbell is to return to the Crimea, after brief residence in this country; and that the idea of his not returning never for moment entered his mind. These ...

... THE CRIMEA. The accounts from the Crimea are to the 30th nit. All military operations were suspended. The troops were still employed in demolishing Sebastopol, and constructing shelter for themselves out of the ruins. The Russians were removing from their ...

... THE CRIMEA. Camp, Sebastopol, April 12.— 0n the morning of the 9th, the following general order was issued tothe troops :— The English army is no longer restricted from passing the Tchernaya ; all officers are to be present at the usual roll-calls, ...

... THE CRIMEA Camp Before Sebastopol, Nov. There really nothing to write about. The troops are still all that can be expected. Drunkenness is much the decrease. On the whole, there never was a better conducted army in the field, placed under similar cir ...

... OPERATIONS IN THE CRIMEA. It is stated in quarters whose information has often proved correct, that, although the winter will put stop to field operations in the Crimea, is the intention of the allied commanders to subject the northern part of Sebastopol ...

... attention of the house to the services of the corps of Royal Engineers in the Crimea. No one bad the hardihood to question the conduct of the British soldier in the Crimea ; and no one had ventured to assert that the British Artillery was inferior to ...

... OUR GRAVES IN THE CRIMEA July I.— -The Brltith army, relieved from the pres- sure of military duties, and warned of their approach- ing departure, have laboured, regiment by regiment, for many long weeks, to erect memorials to the com- rades whose remains ...

... THE WINTER CAMPAIGN IN THE CRIMEA. The Paris correspondent of the Morning Post writes on Wednesday—lt is the opinion of those who have material for drawing conclusions that the Russians will shortly assume tha offensive. The Emperor will visit Nicolaieff ...

... DESPATCHES FROM THE CRIMEA Before Sebastopol, May 22. My lord,— l have the honour to lay before your lord- ship the copy of a letter which I received a short time ago from the Hon. Algernon Egerton and Mr. Thomas Tower, who succeeded Mr. Jervoise Smith ...

... ODE FOBCES IN THE CRIMEA. The Homing ChnmicU contains the following“ To rectify the various misstatements that are put forth the state of the army in the Crimea would be endless task. Mow and then, however, some striking misrepresentations appear, which ...

... BRITISH GRAVES IN THE CRIMEA The Duke of Cambridge presided on Friday at a public meeting, held in the Royal United Service Institution, to receive the report of the Executive Committee appointed to take steps for properly maintaining the graves of our ...

... DESPATCHES FROM THE CRIMEA. DESPATCH FROM GENERAL SIMPSON. The Gazette contains a list of casualties forwarded by Gen. Simpson. Return of casualties from the 29th June to the Ist of July inclusive • -Lieut. W. Owen, 23d Foot; Lieut. E. Woodford, Rifle ...