... naval office: and crew, put ; on board by her Majesty's ship President. Ninety boxes of presents for the French army in the Crimea have been shipped at Marseilles ; and the people of Narborne have sent 140 hhds of the best wine. The 'Manchester ?? states ...

... which already exists between both the Governments and people of France and Britain. In the latest telegraphic news from the Crimea, of date the 10th instant, we are told that the bombard- ment of Sebastopol had been commenced ou the previous evening. It ...

... insufficiency of the present system. He stated that the reports sent home on this subject by the newspaper correspondents in the Crimea were perfectly true, and that nothing could be worae than the Medical Departments. Sir J. Trollope seconded the motion. Mr ...

... travelled about with a lar-'e quantity of empty casks in the hold, of no value. They would have done for firewood in the Crimea. — Captains Freeman, Dark, and Ellison, of the transport service were afterward* examined as to the defective arrangements ...

... of a bodj T of horse far mure efficient for actual service than any we are likely to send, under the present system, to the Crimea. Such troops, too. could be mounted and remounted on horses collected in Spain and on the shores of the Medi- terranean, none ...

... chief causes of the prevailing dullness, and it was stated that the Government had received a telegraphic message from the Crimea that nothing new had taken place up to the 28th March With the exception of a few speculative sales, which first produced ...

... us. GENERAL CANROBERT'S ACCOUNT. The French Minister of War on Friday received from the General Commanding-in-Chief in the Crimea the fol- lowing report, dated March 23: — Monsieur le Marechal, — We bad last night a most hotly- contested combat, one very ...

... dfomgn Jntelltejcnce. THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA. Marseilles, Saturday. — The Sinai, which left Con- stantinople on the 22d of March, has arrived. Balaklava, March 20. — The Russians still occupy the ambuscades, which the French attacked on the 17th and IBth ...

... Btstnet fittelltgenre. PERTH Contribution of Clothing to the Troops in the Crimea. — ln a letter lately received from Lieutenant- Colonel Douglas, Tilth Highlanders, by a member of his family, dated Balaklava, 4th March, he begs gratefully to acknowledge ...

... Turkey. Such a cruising squadron would suffice to occupy the Black Sea and to transplant its domination from the shores of the Crimea to the entrance ofthe Bosphorus. What Russia has lost, what she cannot recover by war, no matter how long, is her preponderance ...

... of the extensive firm of timber merchants, of which he is a mem- ber, having constructed the huts for the soldiers in the Crimea, was re elected for this city, without opposition, on Saturday morning. In expectation of her Maj. -sty Queen Victoria's visit ...

... New York Tribune,' be no difficulty in enlisting swarms of adventurous spirits even for such a fatal service as that ofthe Crimea. Indeed, were a toler- able bounty to be paid for recruits in Canada, the British Government might easily draw 20,000 men ...