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... Utest news from THE CRIMEA. (From the Morning Herald. ) (-'ROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) v BALAKLAVA, Oct. 13. °-*- readers will be disappointed to learn that „ , ay e no talem of battles, sieges, or any of the v .^-Tence of a heady fight to communicate ...
... TUB INVASION TUU CRIMEA. For years then* was pence, and wo said in onr Noarts, peace war is wrong ; peace is profifcaMe, war is wasting ; therefore peace shall be with us, tt.sd war far from our bordcis. ct temple to peace ; but the temple was glass, ...
... OF TIiOOPS FROM THE CRIMEA. SOUTHAMPTON, Sunday. Yostenlay tbo Peuinsular aud Oriental Company's steam ship Ripon, the Roya] Mail Company's steam ship Oiiuoco, ami the Oeneial Screw Company's steamship Harbinger, left for the Crimea, to embark troops for ...
... PHOTOGRAPHIC PICTURES OF THE CRIMEA. A most interesting application of the photo- graphic art appears in an exhibition, about to be opened at the gallery of the Water-colour Society, Pall-mall East, antl of wliich wo were favoured with a private view ...
... ANOTHER EXPEDITION FOR TIIE CRIMEA It is stated to be the intention of the Allied Powers to embark an immenso force immediately for the Crimea; such a movement is considered necessary by persons well acquainted with military affairs. It is understood ...
... LATEST NEWS FROM THE CRIMEA. (From the Morning Herald,) (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) BALAKLAVA, Oct. 8. The note of preparation resounds on all Bides. Nothing decisive has been begun yet, but it is evident from the efforts which both Russians and ...
... OUR ARMY IN TIIE CRIMEA. (From tho Special Correspondent of the Daily News.) CAMP ABOVE SEBASTOPOL, July 23. Tho short period which h.is elapsed since the mail left on th»e2l_t instant ha_ not been marked by auy important event connected with the siege ...
... RETURN OF TROOPS FROM THE CRIMEA. [The following appeared in a part of our impres- sion on Saturday. ] War Department, Aug. 2. The following vessels passed the 80.-q.horus on passage to England on the 29th and 30th ult. : — Assistance, with 260 troops ...
... officers antl soldiers of the army who bave bsen engaged in the arduous and brilliant campaign in the Crimea. Tbis medal will bear onfit the word Crimea, with an appropriate device — a design for which has been ordered to be prepared. It is also ber Majesty's ...
... RETURN OF TROOPS TO ENGLAND FROM THE CRIMEA. We have boen favoured with the following : — War Department, July 1.2. The following vessels passed the Bosphorus on passage to England on the 16th and 17th inst. :— Argo, with 120 men of the Ist Dragoon ...
... RETURN OF TROOPS TO ENGLAND FROM THE CRIMEA. We have boon favoured with tho following : — War Department, Juno 25. The following vessels passed the Bosphorus, ou passage to England, on the 22d and 2^.1 inst. : — Norman. With 66 men of tho Ist Dragoon ...
... BETUKN OF TROOPS TO ENGLAND FROM THE CRIMEA. We havo been favoured with the following :— War Department, June 13. The following vessels passed the Bosphorus, on passage to Eugland, on the lllh inst, :— Charity, for Malta, with 31st Regiment. King ...