... nnost unjuetly we believe, had become somewhat tarnished by the exaggeration in- dulged in respecting ouf misfortunes iu the Crimea. After all no one oan complain of the inatitutjius of a country under which the friendlesas so of the iumble Sootobnman returns ...

... atatementl to that effect, with the Idition of unfounded charges that the hon. batonet ad displayed gross cowardice In the Crimea. Among Is witnesses examined were Mr Disraeli and a ge'ntle. an connected with the Leisure Hour, to which publi- ition Jobson ...

... Causes which led to his ?? Mazzini returned to England on Monday.-The captain of the Anxious, just arrived at Hull, from, the Crimea, reports that the graves of English soldiers at Stb iatopol are in an excellent state of preservation, and that Col. Gowan ...

... thousand men to suppress the mutiny in India, as in 1855 he had sent an army of eighty thousand men to close the war in the Crimea, In the same year he was exposed to a still fiercer opposition on his policy in China; but he main- tained that policy in ...

... Friday. The Emperor of Austria has left Vienna to join the Empress at Corft. The Empress of uasial is now on her way to the Crimea, and will shortly be followed'by the Czar. Lady Churohill has succeeded the Countess of Desart asI Lady in Waitirg. I 4 The ...

... G.E. (formerly one of the first inspectors under the Public Health Act, and one of the army sanitary commissioners in the Crimea), to succeed the late Mr Henry Austin as duperintending Inspector under the Local Government Act. Lord Brougham's health has ...

... LMaul. Stewarwhs murder is her narrated, was eldest sn Mr Wllia Steward, shipowner, Whitby. The deceased officer served in the Crimea. ExTRAoOEbIABT D)OUBLE SUICIDE AT NAPLES.- eerst, grvea a~~u accoulnt of a letter from Rome,10 in the rpoof, gives an ?? oef ...

... remained in the Crim~ea till the end of the war, and six months afterwards he went out to India in broken health, having in this brief interval fornmed a new regiment, only go of the trained soldiers of the 33rd who wvent out to the Crimea having retorised ...

... the Embassy. TaE GUARDS' MErORIAL AT WaINDSOR.-The names of the officers and men of the Household Brigade, who fell in the Crimea, have recently been inscribed on the panels of the galleries of the Windsor Military Church. 'he memorial was inaugurated ...

... from a Competition Wallah. Letter VII., about Caliutta and its Climate ; with Serious Inferences ; The List Voice from the Crimea, by Thomas Hughes, &c. An article which everybody will read, is one dedicated to the memory *of one of America's most devoted ...

... call upon Major Dickine to respond for the army. He has seen a great deal of service. Ie has been both is l India and the Crimea, and it will always be a creditable position to the officers in our army if they dw ays do their duty as Major Dickins has ...

... guaranteed on Treasury Bonds. The object of the issue is the promotion of commerce. I The Empress arrived at Livadia, in the Crimea, on Friday evening. SOCILESWIG. A government ordinance has been published sus- pending the banishment of the families of those ...