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... LATEST FR(.M THE CRIMEA. j4..> By means of the new electric telograph laid down froni Balaklava to Varna we have received the followiog' - 'l-VARNA, .WfRDzuSDAY, ApriI 25. Telegraph, communication from Varna-to Crimea com- plete. All weL DESPATCH FROM ...
... LETTER FROM THE CRIMEA. We have heen favoured with the following letter from a soldier in the 46th Regiment:- Camp before Sebastopol, April 4. My dear ?? receipt of your last kind, lnt . resting, and affectionate letter came to hand in due time, and ...
... Buttevant. 92nd, Crimea; Edinburgh. 17th, Crimea; Limerick, 93rd, Crimea; Dundee. 18th, Crimea; Preston. 94th, Windsor. 19th, Crimea; Walmer. 98th, Crimea; Isle or Wight. 20th, Turkey; Isle ofWight. 96th, ...
... 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 ...
... and it was subsequently increased to between 33,000 and 33,000 strong, and 1,100 cavalry, whewn Lord Rag'lan landed in the Crimea. Lord Hardinge drew up a memorandum as to the reserves, aud it was in conse- quence of a communication with him that the reserves ...
... The 12th lancers, of nearly the same streragth, were to commence leeving Cairo on the 14th, and *v ill he proba- bly in the Crimea at for duty within the frst week in May. These regiments are generally mounted upon strong animals froma the Cape. and Pexrsian ...
... Ilope. The lonue were in good spirits, cheering loudly on their departure. The Household Brigade on actual service in the Crimea, consisting of ?? 3rd battalion of the Gronia diers, the lst battalion of tile Coidstreamsand the let battalion of tbe Scots ...
... energies and resources to carry to a successful result. With the exception of the successful manner in which the invasion of the Crimea was . effected, and two or three brilliant victories and deeds of arms, we have otherwise so ma- naged as to lose the prestige ...
... POSTSCRIPT. LLOYD'S WEEKLY NRWSPAPEW.(OFFICE.. LO' Wt S D..Y NIGhT. = ?? Ta , ?? OY' SEBASTPL A telegraplhie message from the Crimea, of date ad r eent as Wednesday, reached the Ad- miralty on Thursday; but the government, now in sole possession of the quidhest ...
... view to ascertain the force of the Russian army in the Crimea, and the strength of the fortifica- tiens of Sebastopol, and all information of that kind. The fact of the troops wintering in the Crimea was a matter of necessity, not of reselution. Immediately ...
... necessary for the wiotering of thearmy in the Crimea, so long as the result of 'the siego of Sebastopol was unknown; bat admirable winter quarters, Sebastopol being taken, might have been ad in the south of the Crimea, or the Bosphorus, and he ovided for both ...