... sales here. Other low foreign wools sold at tho prices recently obtained by private contract, except Barbary, Tripoli, and Crimea wools, which were chiefly withdrawn, the owners being unwilling to meet the market SroNEV.—Scoured lamb, 2s to 2s 4id ; scoured ...

... thought it was a gross exaggeration when the Noble Earl saidl the misfortunes and disasters which hail overtaken our army in the Crimea were exactly like the defeat which Napoleon met I with at Moscow. 'Tliat there had been great disasters-that t there had been ...

... the Royal Horse Artillery, and M. Comba, M.D., are to be promoted to the second-class Staff Surgeons for ser- vices in the Crimea, these medical offices are at present with foe army before Seatopoh ...

... and Bourgas for example, maritime establishments capable of holding in check those possessed by Russia on the coasts of the Crimea. By the abolition of the convention of the straits (the treaty of the 13th July, 1S41)v tle. Blaek Sea, thenceforth freed ...

... that ?? armies in the Crimea will be increased to a total of 250,000 men. All this does not look very pacific. : -. ?? such circusstanees it may, then, be hoped that we are not destined to so deep a hunmiiation as quitisg the Crimea eithmout a good blow ...

... and at out-stations, and tuo thirds of the soldiers away are sick; but it is in England ?? believed that in Turkey and the Crimea not more than 10,000 men are in existence. We have, independent of artillerY, enginetrs, and cavalry, bordering upon 15,000 ...

... have not been elicted over and over again e Aiter the battle of Alma the ip connection with the Scutari hospita!s and the Crimea. stores were saf- tal teats wore, howeven, very £ fective; | and ring the patients withio them were to the weather. Ho made ...

... were neither asked for nor wanted by the lady. The medals for distinguished service in thle field were for- warded to the Crimea last week. The medal is a very lhand- some silver medal, with a red ribbon and blue centre. The relatives of those men who ...

... latterly became doubtful, owing to the rumours so confidently made, that His Imperial Majesty was on the eve of departing for the Crimea. Seldom have two Monarchs met for the first time under circumstances so gratifying to the two nations. The per- sonal greeting ...

... ktere, sapplicablo not only for the iiosphtsl at Scutari;' bnil for tuea convalesceslt shrips, end tihe whole oarmy in the Crimea,end yeit thmeydidnlit lksow wehatwaqis it. 'jiers Were two or three subortlusto etores, or surgeries, establishied, wielioi ...

... March, the whole of the troops might have been in the Crimea by the ist of April. The horses just despatched through Egypt are un- dersized for home service-they are unfitted for the climate of the Crimea, and will have cost the country L.200 a-piece by the ...

... riess, 7 motherless, 4 ; one belongs to Jen woman deserted her has! ree women whose husbauds are serving their country in the Crimea. by he ol tangut and the number receiving instruction du ia each are—teading and spelling, 74; reading and writing, arithmetic ...