... THE TURKISH EXPEDITION TO THE CRIMEA. I ?? DIV manure r0--PX -Anl Nr I (From tbo TImes Corrcspondeneo.) Eupatoirla, March 28. The advanced works begon on Tucsday last, the 20th ijst., are now all but completed, but they form only a port of the detached ...

... DESPATCHES FROM THE CRIMEA. (From the Stpplemont to the London Gazette of Friday, March SO.) War Department, April ?? Lord Pamnure has this day received two despatches and their enclosures, of which the following are eopies, addressed to his Lordship ...

... RUSSIAN ATROCITIES IN THE CRIMEA. I-.A- MII. A s -1 A NAA (From the Times of Wednesday.) We published on Monday last a certain paper purporting to proceed from the Russian Government, in which, after the lapse of a considerable interval, an attempt is ...

... MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 16. It jcI wll known that the Commander-in-Chief of ,Ie Ir'l'eb army in the Crimea forbade all, of wvhat- tver gradc in the service, from writing home accounts , of Ilvait was taking pittce in the camp. We do not c ?? whether General ...

... NAYORaNN APRILa 2. M1OND)AY MORNING, APRIL. 2. There is still not a word of intelligence from the Crimea worthy of credit, that is, as regards the pro- gress of the war. There are accounts indubitably trte ly of the improved condition of our troops, and ...

... Jamaica; Bur:. 4th, Crimea ; Newbridge. 37th, Ceylon; Chatham. 5th, Crimea; Newvbtidge. 38th, Crimea ;Walmer. 5th, Conne3o g 39th, Crimea; Limerick. 7th, Doubln. 40th, N. S. Vales ; Galway. 1st Dragootis, Crimea; can- 4st2 ...

... Ceylon; Chatilam .2dH Hyde Park. 38th, Crimea; Walner, Roya4 Horse Guards. .. 39th, Crimea; Linierick': Windsor. 409th, Australia, Galvay ?? Dragoon Orards. 41st, (lrtmea; Templemo; * lot, Plershilt. 42d, Crimea; Stirling.: 2d, Dundalk. 493, Madras; liathiam ...

... efficiency, as regards numlbers, come into extensive practical operation. Detach- ments of the several cavalry regiments in the Crimea have. loft this country within the last few days. The 10th IHussara, numbering nearly 800 men and horses, left Alexandria ...

... did not say that the assault ought to be attempted at any risk, rather than incur the certain horfois of a winter iri the Crimea. These forebodings became stronger when, at the end of the month, it came out that the batteries had failed, and that what ...

... trained horses ready, E and will be immediately embarked to reinforce the cavalry sta- T tioned in the Crimea. th No soldier is allowed to proceed to the Crimea until his coin- qL manding officer gives a certific'to that he is a perfectly qualified Su marksman ...

... trained horses ready, Iand' vill be immediately embarked to reinforce the cavalry sta- tioned in the Crimea. t No soldier is allowed to proceed to the Crimea until his coa- q manding officer gives a certificate that le is a perfebtlyiqualified s marksman ...

... encounter the hardships of the Crimea. On the day after the arrival of the Hussars (Easter Sunday, the sth), seven officers, 160 men, and 200 horses were ship- ped on board of the steamer Etna, which left on the 9th for the Crimea. The headquarters of the regiment ...