... THE INVASION OF THE CRIMEA.* _ .» The devotion of a man's career to a single object, go that a?e. and weariness, and ill-health are power- less to turn him aside from his purpose until the work is accomplished, is so rare that it impresses the imagination ...

... SOLDIERS' GRAVES IN TIIE CRIMEA. — ♦ • An old Crimean officer has sent to the Army and Navy Gazette an account of a recent visit to the scene of his first active service. He says : I paid a visit to Sebastopol. It is in ruins ; but here and there houses ...

... BRITISH GRA YES IN THE CRIMEA. Sir,— Reading General Sir AY. Codrington's letter of th« 24th ult. relative to tha British graves in the Crimea has reminded me that on the 12th of July, 1860, I put a ques- tion to her Majesty's Government in the House ...

... BRITISH GRAVES IX THU CRIMEA. TO THS KOirOR OF* THK HORNING) PO3T. Sir, —With reference to tho letter relating to '.■■■■a graves in the Crimea v.-.i h appeared in your • Tuesday last, I wish to call thu ar-nti •_ of ti -.j ?? men who are now interesting ...

... TIIE EDITOB OF THE MORNING POST. Sib, — With reference to your remarks about the head- quarters of the British army in the Crimea, allow me to state that two email tablets were fixed in the wall of the farmhouse in which Lord Raglan died. One was of marble ...

... T. VIENNA, Mat 11. No special importance is attached te the journey of the Queen of Servia to the Czar and Czarina in the Crimea, although the Russian newspapers speak of it as likely to bring about political results. [reuteb's telegram.] VIENNA Mat 11 ...

... response the appeal of the committee who are endeavouring to raise funds for the preservation of the British cemeteries in the Crimea has hitherto met with. The subject has now been before the public for two mouths, and the receipts at present advertised only ...

... that have passed since the Peace of Paris, British troops have been engaged in many arduous campaigns, but the memory of the Crimea is still fresh, and will so remain until the day—may it be long distant !—when our soldiers are again engaged in an European ...

... RUSSIA. FROM; OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT. ST. PETERSBURG, April 18. Telegrams from the Crimea report serious snow- storms all over the country. ...

... __» Maj. J. L. Thur .by, of Llandudno, late of the 22d Regt died at Harrogate on Saturday. Maj. Thursby had serve iv the Crimea. ...

... TURKEY. [Reuters telegram.] In consequence of the outbreak of cattle plague at Theodosia, in the Crimea, the importation of cattle from that place into Constantinople has been CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 18. prohibited. ...

... learn from St. Petersburg that the opponents of Count Tolstoi are endeavouring to take advantage of his departure for the Crimea, in order to place him in disgrace with the Emperor. ...