... odfwhom shi may:'well be proud. :When history shall perminently record the dreadful story of .our winter campaign 'in the Crimea, with a loss of 15,000 heroic soldiers, and 'shall shower blame like rain of -sulphur on thevirious' depart- ments of mi ...

... the rebels amounted to 30,000 men. The intelligence communicated the respecting armistice is incorrect. Accounts from the Crimea to the inst state that the bombardment had not commenced, although the batteries had been finished since the 18th. Prince ...

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at tho prices recently obtained by private contract, except Barbary, Tripoli, and Crimea wools, which were chiefly withdrawn, the owners being unwilling to meet the market SroNEV.—Scoured lamb, 2s to 2s 4id ; scoured ...

... lint, of all kinds of necessaries and comforts, which being almost daily forwarded to the brave sufferers Scutari and in the Crimea,—what are all these but ait acknowledgment that men may help to cure evils which they have nut helped to cause, and that if ...

... your honour and One seat here, Sir,’ are. to them, now forgotten words. The regiment is quite broken up,—9oo came to the Crimea, hut when left only 40 could muster—66o gone for ever—fine brave fellows 1 should manage our fortune as do our health—enjoy ...

... March I& . Offiosra . . ?? 65 : Nun-comlnissioikd officers, Aruinmere, and privates 3,99 Ships arrived with Sick frim the Crimea. T | - - -S ?? 0A iiilly 'Died oR Embarked.- Passage. Brandon, Marcho 10 , 118. 2 Ottowan, bareh 15 ?? 120 0 Sydney, March ...

... magnitude of the service unidertaken by Colonel M'Murdo. From the time the expedition landed at Varna till it left for the Crimea the commissariat purchased in various parts of Turkey not less than 4,000 horses and mules, which were put under the charge ...

... Secretary of State far the anr Depart-. menct has sent otf' a miessenger with despatchee for Fieldl-Marshal Lord laiagla, at the Crimea, on Friday night. - The messenger was also the b arer of despatchea for Lord Stratford de BRedoliffe, at Constantinople, stiom ...

... table, was left at Varna, being, too heavy for carriage further into the Crimea by the ponies of: the' country. The medicine chests contained a good supply. He arrived in the Crimea on the 14th of September. The pauners contained general medicines, lint ...

... them detachments that have been told off from the householdi brigade 'of infantry to reinforce the service battalions in the Crimea. Those men belonging to the 3st battalion of the grenadier guaids who volunteered for active service will, until reqsired ...

... the subject. CRIMEAS COM1ZIrSABJAi.-ln reply to a question from Mr. G. Dundee, Mr. Peel said that the system of check and coun- ter-check in the commissarlat department had become so mul- tiplied that instructions had been sent to the Crimea to abolish ...

... Suez, from India. private letters are said to have been received from General Canrobert and other superior officers in the Crimea. They ?? of the injustice of public opinion with respect to them, of the unreasonable impa. tiene o peson wh ax no acuaitedwith ...