... Newcastle is expected to arrive in England from the Crimea in about three weeks from the present time. His Grace's health has been greatly improved by his journey to the East. More Comforts for the Crimea. — However much the authorities deserved censure ...

... navvies who sailed in the Telegraph steamer for the Crimea misconducted themselves. 550 more navvies have arrived at Valence, en route to Mar- seilles for tbe Crimea. WINTER OPERATIONS IN THE CRIMEA. On Thursday orders were forwarded to the Ordnance ...

... Canning, resigned. The Chief Command in toe Crimea.— A corres- pondent of the Daily News writes as follows : — We believe that there is no doubt of the fact that General Simpson has resigned his command in the Crimea, and recommended General Eyre as his successor ...

... LATEST NEWS. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA. Hamburg, Tuesday afternoon Telegraphic accounts just received here from St Petersburg represent that the Allied Fleets anchored off Odessa on the Sth inst. At the time, however, that the news ...

... before tbe invad- ers, but will defend the Crimea at all hazards. The same paper has a Warsaw paragraph of tbe 25th, stating tbat tbe recal of General Mouravieff to succeed Prince Gortschakoff in the Crimea has been counter- manded, in consequence of ...

... fortifications on Oschakoff point, mounting 24 guns, which were assailable by our mortar vessels. According to advices from the Crimea, it was expected that a grand encounter between the two armies would take place about the 20th instant, as it was considered ...

... quoted says, we must again declare that the news of reinforcements having been recently 3ent from Perekop interior of the Crimea is totally false. On the contrary, long and large siege trains are moving from Bakschi- Serai, along the steppes road to Perekop ...

... expresed his thanks for the reception given to him at Liverpool, and made the following remarks on the military operations in the Crimea. He concurred with the Mayor in thinking that the calamities of the present war had brought with them one compensation, in ...

... jFurritri. gntelligence- THE WAR. The intelligence from the Crimea comes down to the 6th October, and shews that active operations have been commenced by the Allies, and had been attended with partial success. The latest telegraphic intelligence pub- ...

... arsenal, and render easy the expulsion of his army from the Crimea, it cannot be said that the autumn has been altogether lost. STRENGTH OF THE ALLIES. The Observer says that our force in the Crimea amounts to 33,000 infantry, 9000 artillery, and 6000 cavalry ...

... RUSSIAN LOSSES. ** The last accounts from the Crimea, says a Vienna letter of the 80th nit-, in the Post Ampt Gazette, come down to the 28th. Information had reached the French camp that the Russian army had been reduced to 120,000 men by the losses ...

... coming winter. The army in Ireland has received orders to prepare detachments from every depot whose corps are stationed in the Crimea, in immediate readiness to proceed to seat of war and Malta. The strength of the several detachments will amount to about ...