... THE CRIMEA. THE BRITISH ARMY. the Times Correspondent.) Camp before Sebastopol, Apb.ii. 25.—The impression left on the mind every person who has made the little tour which our parly has just accomplished must be, and is universally, as far as I -know ...

... The Crimea. Crimea. The Times Crimea correspondent's letters of March 10th and have arrived. Scurvy and fever were playing havoc in the French army. They admit the mortality to be 120 a-day, and on some days considerably more. The right, in the Baidar ...

... THE CRIMEA. RAGLAN'S CENSURE THE MEDICAL STAFF. I regret (says the special correspondent of the Morning . Chronicle) to be compelled to forward you a copy of a general ordar just issued the commander of the British forces, in reference to the medical ...

... THE CRIMEA. (FROM YESTERDAY'S LONDON PAPERS.) We have received the following telegraphic despatch from our correspondent at Marseilles : Marseilles, Wednesday, Feb. 14.—The Thames, which left Constantinople on the sth of February, has arrived. Despatches ...

... THE CRIMEA. i SECOND EDITION. JOURNAL OFFICE, Saturday, 11 a.m. (By Magnetic Telegraph.) PARIS, Fkidat, Dec. 1. the Nile, which arrived at Marseilles this day, Friday, Dec. 1, we have advices from the Crimea to the 18th Nov. They repute the report of ...

... THE CRIMEA. LATEST NEWS. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) (From the second edition of the Times.) Pabis, Thursdiy.—A despatch from Admiral Bruat, dated the sth instant, announces that snow had fallen heavily, but the sun shone brightly. The thermometer was at ...

... THE CRIMEA. A le terfromthe frontier Bessarabia, received within the last few days, speaks numerous reinforcements of Russian troops moving on towards the Crimea. The plan the enemy is said be-first, crush the Turkisn army in Lupatona, and then to attack ...

... THE CRIMEA. operation of any magnitude either side is this *eok reported from the Crimea, but in the little that as occurred, out of the regular course of bombardment ,TJ d counter-fire, tbe Russians appear to have had the of it. On the 25th of November ...

... THE CRIMEA. LATEST NEWS. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) London, Thursday Evening. Paris, Thursday.—The Moniteur publishes satisfactory accounts of the state of the Allies to the 18th. Reinforcements continued to arrive, and the Napoleon had that day landed ...

... THE CRIMEA. LATES NEWS. {B V MA GN E TIC TELE G RAP H.) London, Thursday, Feb. 8, 1855. The Moniteur of this morning publishes a telegraphic despatch from Admiral Bruat : Kamiesch, Feb. 2.— Since the 31st January, the Russians had recommenced their ...

... THE CRIMEA. (From the Times' Correspondent.) WORK AND AMUSEMENT. Camp before Sebastopol, March — For tbe last week our army has been cultivating its taste for tbe drama, improving its acquaintance with the Russians, preparing for active service, if needs ...

... THE CRIMEA. Of the numerous territories annexed Russia to her dominions during last hundred years the Crimea must be r.-gaided as, without exception, the most important. The entire northern part of the Crimea forms a continuation o the great Russian Steppe ...