... WEATHER THE CRIMEA. Tub late« areoont* from the Crimea »*y— The weather adil continue* splendid, i» to »ay, clear hard freaty highta. with hot day*, just Ukv November nights and June day* England. The men arc *pl«ndid spirit*, hut lr*« wake* great progrew ...

... LETTERS FROM BANFFSHIRE SOLDIERS THE CRIMEA. Tnx following is letter from the in lh« Ist Royals, belonging Macdulf, whore ...

... CIUMEA. The Herald aaye that if the Vienne conference-* should tail the Emperor of the French will proceed forthwith to the Crimea to superintend command the military operation* llierc. Em- will accompany bim. The Emperor. Lord Pal' merston. Sir John Burcoyne ...

... Expedition lo the Crimea exactly it occurred. By Ibo publication the actual instructions given St Arnaud, tbit statement shown to have been unfounded. Nevertheless, whatever the views of the Allies, it very apparent that the troop* in the Crimea have little ...

... inatructione. M. Druoeej l»e Uioea had prreaie mieretcar with the Eorpciuf on Saturday. THE W li. later telegraphic new* from the Crimea. Egyptian troop*, in good condition, had reached Enpatona. In Scatan hospital*, the deaths from lOth to 3 March inclusive ...

... April 9. Dariala from 29ih March (o April Ist incluMte, 33; total number hospital. S.iit. CooeakaccDia were returning to the Crimea. The Cahioct Council mi three bonra Saturday. THE NEW LOAN. The Timet' city article cnaiaina some lengthy remark* on Ibis ...

... mentioned indiriduals being oncle and nepbew—pat off from the , pier a smsll boat, for the purpose of piloting the schooner. Crimea.** Shields, laden with guano, into the harbour. The west her was rather boisttrous during the day, and before the pilots reached ...

... army, lu neat place, our army, note established the spot, may use it proper base of operations. If occupy tbe extreme east Crimea, »e can repel all the re- lafvrrviuanu ...

... come to, which may oifect the destinies of tbe world. One reault it already announced in the •L-pnrlure the Kmperor lor Ibe Crimea, obere one report baa it ibat be will for a lime tbe supreme command. THE CHANCELLOR RAISING THE WIND. are already paying ...

... brother the preamt amiable Lady Gordon Cumin mg. The deeeaaed officer, who w*» quile a young man. had displayed much bravery the Crimea. waa severely wounded at tbe Alma, and wa» honourably mentioned in Lord Raglan * drapatrlxt. was again wt-unded in one of ...

... to the present amiable Lady Gordon Cumming. The deceased officer, who wa* quite a young man. bad displayed much bravery the Crimea. He was severely w-iondcd the Alma, and was honourably mentioned in Lord lUglan's dispatches. again wounded one the nomen ...

... at the terrice of the bauenea it curered by intrcncbmeou. Nothing worthy of mention baa taken place any other part of the Crimea. The Timet ulcgrapba from Gulaklara on the 9th;— “The Aliiea commenced the bombardment tbit mornmg, daring a tiurtn of wind ...