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... ShiteUtg-ence* THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA. News from Constantinople to the 31st of March has been received. The Egyptian troops, sent to the army of Omar Pacha, had arrived at Eupatoria in good condition. The intelligence from the Crimea is up to the 2Cth ultimo ...
... of the Imperial visitors. Their stay will not probably exceed a week or ten days. Intelligence has been received from the Crimea up to the 27th instant. The interest is concentrated on the accounts given of an attack made by the Russians upon the Allies ...
... long be renewed, under circum- stances less favourable to ihe general interests of Europe, The Commissariat officers in the Crimea have forwarded a letter of remonstrance on the subject of Lord Palmer- ston's remark, that it was not in departments where ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... afier day have I of late listened, as a member of the Committee appointed to inquire into the condition of our army in the Crimea, to the most sickening and heart rending tale that human suffering ever furnished— one too much c dculited to lower us, not ...
... three days to join the British fleet now assembled in the Downs. Qualified Marksmen. — No soldier is allowed to proceed to the Crimea until his commanding officer gives a certificate that he is a perfect qualified marksman. This is a very important measure ...