... THE CRIMEA. •om the Second Edition of the Morning Herald.) 'ivOM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) HEIGHTS OF BALAKLAVA, Tuesday, Dec. 11. F rom the time I last wrote to you till yesterday lor ')iug, the weather here has been very bad indeed. ?? yesterday brought ...

... THE CRIMEA, ADMIRALTY DISPATCHES, (Copy, No. 498.) Britannia, off the Katcha, Sept. 28. Siß,— l beg you will acquaint the Lords Commis- sioners of tho Admiralty that, by request of hia Excellency General Lord ltaglan, I havo ordered 1000 marines of the ...

... THE CRIMEA. (From the Morning Herald.) (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) • BALAKLAVA, Nov. 3. Ia the Espero, Corriere delta Sera, No. 289, pub- lished at Turin, ou the 16th October, I fiud the following : — DISPACCI ELETTRICI PRIVATI. (Ageuzia Stefaui ...

... THE CRIMEA. (From the Morning Herald.) (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) INKERMAN, March 17. We have still wintry weather. The wiud is most piercingly cold, aud the snow is yet here and there visible, but notwithstanding all this the banks of the Tcheruaya ...

... THE CRIMEA. (From the Morning Herald.) (-FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) KAZATCH BAY, KAMIESCH, Oct. 5. After I wrote you last Tuesday, I was brought down by ambulance from tho camp to Kamiesch ; a journey of rather more than two leagues, which, owing ...

... THE CRIMEA The Invalide Russc publishes the following : — Aide ?? General Prince Gortscliakoff has for- warded tbe following, under date of tho 28th of November (10th December). ' Everything goes on satisfactorily in tbe Crimea. ' On the 26th of ...

... THE CRIMEA. (From the Morning Herald.) (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) BALAKLAVA HARBOUR, Df.o. 24. Two heavy mails arrived last evening, tbe mi ono included, bringing Loudon letteis aud news- papers to the 7th of December instaut, and amounting in ...

... THE CRIMEA. (From the Morning Herald.) (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) CAMP BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, April 8. Although unwell, I send you a few scraps of intelligence. Iv General Orders, dated the Gth inst., ap- pears the following passage : — It having ...

... worst experienced in the Crimea pring the last 40 years ; so that it is fairly to be °P8(1 wo shall now have no recurrence of so awful . It seems there is yet no resident totrnaster at Balaklava, owing to that officer in 'c Crimea (Mr. Meilisli or Mr. Angell) ...

... THE CRIMEA. (From the Mominej Herald). Our Special Correspondent in the East has sent us two letters, one containing a narrative of bis journey from Constantino) de to the Crimea (which we shall publish to-morrow), and the other Ihe result of some brief ...

... CODRINCTON, General Commanding, The Lord Panmure, kc. Enclosure 1. Hoad-quarters, Camp, Crimea, April 7, 1856, Sir, — The sanitary condition of the nrmy in the Crimea, as exhibited by tho accompanying weekly state, is veiy satisfactory ; and no disease ...

... THE CRIMEA. (From the Morning Herald.) (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) CAMP BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, Feb. 16, 1856. The London mail arrived yesterday, bringing the newspapers of Feb. 1 and 2, wbich contain her Majesty's Speech ou the opening of parliament ...