... THE CRIMEA. . I E The Berlln carrespondent of the Mimes writing oD Tuesday says :-An offier af the Gaard who lately re- turned to the Crimea, writes to the Acedemy Journal a descriptlon of the altered, appearance of the country from what it Was tbree ...

... THE CRIMEA. The English aid French governments bays lema apprised by that at Naga, that Prime who was to the Is inquiries soneerning tbe alleged violation of the of Britieh and French officers sad killed Sebastopol, has Misted severe punishment on the ...

... THE WA.H IN THE CRIMEA.+ :An attempt is made in the volumes-'before us to tl preseut the history of the war in the Crimea ini a n .light as favourable as possible to Ldrd Raglan, his b Lgenerals, and the troops under- their comm-and. o The author, an ...

... NVIEs OF , THE CRIMEA. Bolter is rarely met with in Russia, and when it is to be had it is generally bad. After breakfast—it was an early one, for many arrivals took place tinting morning soon after daybreak, and the tire of n.t.piros became very strong ...

... THE SANITARY COMMISSION IN THE CRIMEA. —— | Tue of Liverpool will remember that in } the spring of the year 1855, when our gallant | army had suffered, and was suffering, unpre-| hardships, from neglect, cold, and want | of food, and when the approach ...

... OF OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. Colonel Tullocli has published a bulky' pamphlet, in which he reviews the proceedings the Chelsea Beard which sat on the report of Sir John and himself with reference to the supplies of our army iu the Crimea. Colonel Tulloch ...

... left the Crimea, on his return homewards, on the 7th of June. He remained at Scutari to the operations carried on there by Inspector Wilson, and finally reached England on the 29th of June. Messrs. Aynesley, Freeny, arid Wilson left the Crimea subsequently ...

... THE LATE WAR IN THE CRIMEA. THE FIRST SHOT ON THE ALMA —Lord Raglan had placed himself, with his staff, in front of the troops, and I must tell you that by this time the staff had grown to three times its proper number —that is to say, every officer of ...

... SOLDIERS’ GRAVES THE CRIMEA. The English and French Governments have been apprised by that of Russia, that Prince Galatzin, who was sent to the Crimea to make inquiries concerning the alleged violation of the graves of the English and French officers ...

... THE FRENCH AND ENGLISH TROOPS IN THE CRIMEA. The public have formed very inconsiderate judgments; and they are under serious misconceptions respecting the relative merits of the French troops and our own. The latter failed the Redan under circumstances ...

... THE FRENCH ARMY IN TURKEY AND THE CRIMEA. _ _ Dr. Scrive, who noted as physician-general to the army during the last war with Buena, hac jog published • book whit* contains a painful account of the loom* and =MAW esilbrod. the French landed in the pa ...

... water for use, and for fixing hose in case There were and lavatories. The average daily yield of water was at the time 20, THE CRIMEA, The first taken by the Commissioners on their arrival in the Crimes, in was, of to deal with those which th-7 found be most ...