... THE CRIMEA. The Tiui't says, what want t*. know is this. Sup. posing everythin!; done that i- s be. .mlsed or !•' ■ .. .. taking Sehuslop-d the days than there wa« In wi. chance is tiicrc t-f taking tho place at all The Jir.l ish people want something ...

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... CRIMEA NONE Or 70U3 SAUCE!!! COURTINAre ORIGINAL and V erERANte Plume as Uwe._ -been open pea Mitre War, ParWwa. au. WlL—Telt VITIAANII WILL litkaLly7. Mari Wearing law MAW, EMPIRE THIATEX ul YARLETIRS, MASAI? MM. Namelug Weelor MEZZETTI t MURA, 711 E ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Moniteur Friday contain* the two following despatches from Admiral Hamelin the Minister of Marine: • Kamirsch Bay, Dee. 12, 1854. *' A thousand men joined us on the 10th from'the Bosphoros. English and French ves«ell are bringing 3,300 ...

... THE CRIMEA Official returns of officers and men killed and wounded in the Crimea, to March 14th: The total number of officers killed in the army is returned at 91, of non-commissioned officers 81, and of men 1,183, making total of 1300. The total number ...

... THE CRIMEA. SEBASTOPOL, Aran, 28. Plie preparations for our emb•rkation continue. long teams is at an end. The utmost that can be given is throe days. The 9th and one of the 17th, will embark for British North Americo on Wednesday next, and the service ...

... I THE CRIMEA. I Wit THE BRITISH CAMP AND ARMY. me (From the special correspondent of the Timne.,. 40,1 CAMP BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, Nov.. 30.-The needy auli knife-grinder would not he in possession of more abuts- pro dent materials for anecdote had he lived ...

... THE CRIMEA. We suppose that the inquiry which is just now being made What shall we do with the Crimea 7 will be taken by our peace friends as a proof that the real difficulties of the war are only jut beginning; and in truth, if one or other of the ...

... BATTBRIM SILUENCED. The Post says:-A despatch from General Pelissier, received last night by the French government, dated Crimea, Wednesday, 1.30 p.M., states that so brisk a fire had been maintained against the Redan by the English, that on Wesdnesday ...

... THE CRIMEA. The following appeared in our Third Edition last week:— The Timts has a despatch from its Vienna correspondent dated Wednesday, saying that according to Russian news received there, nothing of importance had occurred in the Crimea up to November ...

... THE CRIMEA. The last accounts from Sebastopol describe life there as beginning to be somewhat more lively than it has been since it ceased to be the centre of interest all Europe The number of°persons who have already returned to the town is described ...

... THE CRIMEA. Private letters by the last mail from the French camp in the Crimea give a very bad account of the state of the French army there, both as respects health and comfort. In the contrast which is drawn between the condition of the French and ...