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... ,Ur- '1 6 WA -K. I aed So far as actual results are concerned, the position of e i the siege is identical with that at which the Allies had c Be, arrived by the capture of the Mamelon and Quarries, of and to which they reverted after the failure of the attack I ate on the Malakhoff and Redan. In our comments upon a ihn this, our first reverse, we observed that that assault was 0 ary the ...
... ,ENGL ND AND AMERICA. (From the Timae.) (From the.Times.) ;ents When the War in the East, first baroke out, and Eng- in- land found herself in new and unwonted alinewith Ition France, and an equally unwonted hostility with Russia, with there was no Power from which eshe. received nasnrances, IeMW of support monre hearty, more satisfactory, and more A to epentaneous than from the Unrited States ...
... q- VISIT OF THE FRENCH MINISTER CF FOREIGN AFFAIRS TO THIS COUNTRY. ,I I .t A. - - -- . 1\ (From the Morning Post.) Considerable attention will, no doubt, have been excited by the' visit of the French Minister of Foroign Affairs to this country. When we r-fer, however, to the immense importance of the' crisis, we can feol no surprise that the Emperor of the French should lose not the smallest ...
... The Aile, 91, screw, Captain Mundy, arrived on Fri-. of, day from the Baltic, last from Portsmouth, and steamed Y id into harbour on Monday, to repair the damage she suE- th it, tained in her collision 'with the Hogue. She will be t4 3, docked at Keyham. Be The Lizard. steamer, arrived on Friday, and Afican,- e dy steamer, an Saturday. both from Sheerneas, with about LOe 100 supernumeraries ...
... OFFICIAL- DIDlTCES - - FROM FIELD- MARSHAL ILORD RAGLAN. .- . . e (From a Supplemeint to the 'Loandots Gaze4 of Friday, the 29th of December.) WAR DEPARTMENT, December SO8, 155, 10j o'ciock t.m. e Hlis Grace tbe Duke of Newcastle has thiadey received a Despatch, of which the following ie a copy, addressed . to his Grace ?? the Lord Raglans, G. .B.I BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, Dzc. 13, 1854. r My Lord ...
... VlIm - , . CIRCULAR FGROM THE WArt DePARrMXT. The following circular has been addrssed to the Go- Pl vernors of the principal hospitals and dispensaries :- fol War Department, Feb. 17. Hi Gentleman,--I am desired by' Lord Painmure to vil request your ?? and earnest consideration of a or subject which at this moment engages his lordship's v most anxious attention-nam,:ly, the best means of ren ...
... 1 X - i. -, i .) -l m H-, . i! ?? -, ?? , , I - s TB~~OIVIIhIP. 8UJC9E8 -~ ?? -OF: i ALLIMES 1N ' T EAS-T. il I . ?? . On Saturday, this 8th- of September, within a few days of the anniversary 6f the landing ' of the' allied forces ?? 316 dais after the opening of the besieging ?? against Sebastopol, on the 17th of October, 1854, a final and victoriois assault ras made upon the Southerh part ...
... .T--E iyOAL, VISIT TO.PARIs. Four hundred and twenty.flvo years have passed since a crowned English rebvertign wee seen in the city i of Pari. * And it lis' then no visit of friendship, but a a barren grasp at empire.- That a sovereig1 of- England ?? should visittbe sovereignof Fronce isnbis cs'pital is now r to occur for the first time in-- the'annals of the two na- t tions. Nor can wo feel ...
... LONDON, Wednesday, E9arch 14, i855. The Budget will not be brought forward- before, Easter; the day on which the financial statement will Ibe made, will we have reason to believe, be the 20th of iApril. TILE PATRIOTIo FUND.-This fund now reaches above 3the sam of 1,000,0001. The last return from the Royal ICommissioners was tearly 900,0001., in Which list of scontribhuions were the following ...
... SOUTHAXPTON, SATURDAY, MARCH 2A, 1S55, dy b sed The steam-ship Iberia, of the Peninsular and Oriental C ue | Company, Captain E. Christian, arrived early on Sunday F ith morning, with the homeward Peninsular mail. She A | brought 90 passengers; and on freight, 47 packages of es. s pecie, in value 17,3221.; 95 boxes of eggs, 21 quarter- mat casks of wine, 335 boxes of orauges, 162 boxes of ...
... THE POSITION OF PERSIA IN THE PRESENT I IWAR. y Our l it Et information leads us to presume that the u Persian court has recently fullen very considerably under is the ?? of Russia. and it is even stated that our c present amilcble relatidns with this govi rnment 'are likely to be brought to an end by its overt ;adoption of the cause of our antagonist. We must say that, under s tlhe peculiar ...