... THlE CRIMEA. /etters from Eupatoria, of the 30th, describe the corps centre- of occupation as in a perfect:state of health. The troops the wl are employed in tbe construction of roads, a.d the ap- anythii pearance of the town is much changed. Oa the 20th ...

... render them much assistance. I t. THE BRITISH ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. to (From the Timaes Correspondecnst.) tl an ForenTel DivisioNo Ceip, Meomevu , Ocr. 22. - Is l it Cue British army in the Crimea to become, or rather at Co continue, a model of drunkenness ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Courrier de Marseilk of the 26th instant published 15 the following letter, dated before Sebastopol, 11th instant: 16 i Preparations are now makig to send off several gun- Stk boats of a light draught. The expedition, half French Htk ...

... THE CAMP ON THE CRIMEA. . ?? .. . .. .. - . - . ,1 . . 30 (C The only thing, said Dr. Franklin, 1which. a la at can warrant your hoping for the best, is having QY' t-prepared yourself against the worst ; but if ' le there. is only a qualified, measure ...

... THE R VICTtORIE-S IN THE CRIMEA. vjsIT OFflBH THE DUKE OF 0( CAMBRIDGE TO LIVERPOOL. 'C 01 GREAT PUBLIC REJOICINGS. W CI T~here was1 great j oy in Liverpool on Tuctldy. Die Royal hr lIiILIIeOs3 Olin Duke of Cambridge, commander of thle first divis;ion ...

... THEC VICTORIES IN THE CRIMEA. VISIT OF ll.RJ.4 -THE DUKE Orl CAMBRIDGE TO LIVERPOOL. GREAT PUBLIC REJOICINGS. There Vens great joy in Liverpool yesterduy. Bis Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, cosnnnander of the first diviolon Of thle Dritish army ...

... THE CRIMEA EXPEDITION. 8 The coalesced armies are provided with an immense me- ?? y tcsrid, and the field artillery lin particular will have a torrn- hov oblo superiority. The Englifsh embark withialltheir cavalry. Pril e Ours is too numeru, tofin part ...

... THE COtMIISSARIATSERVICE IN THE CRIMEA. n The remonstrance which the commissariat Ai officers serving in the Crimea have forwarded, Da It through their tommissary-General, to Lord Pan. ijt 0 inure, is such a strange document, that we can vet Y scarcely ...

... THE VICTORY OF THE ALLIES IN THE CRIMEA. (From the Globe of last night.) THE NEWS IN LONDON. It would be impossible to use any language which would exaggerate the high state of excitement which the metropolis exhibited this morning. At the corner of ...

... STATE OF AFFAIRS IN THE CRIMEA. r The Times of Saturday has a severe censure on the mis- .management of military affairs.. After alluding to the I' p rgejeties of the season, it compares the comforts dwe enjoy at home with the misery our troops arr under- ...

... OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. r.UdSmIi REVIEW IN PRESENCE OF THE ALLIED COMMANDERS. q (From an Occasiamil Corre~poisderd of thle Daily News.), 81 CAMP, SFBASTOPOL, APRtIL 15.-Sunday broke wl~th a is 'cloudlebs sky-a day completely suited for the grand military ...

... THE STATE OF THE ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. A commercial gentleman of this town has just returned wit from a sojourn of two months in the Crimea, which he left thE eon the 28th of December last. The statements he makes r fgo far to confirm those already received ...