The Sun. — 1854-12-26 (London, England)

POSTAGE STA.MPS FOR THE CRIMEA. telegraph, accompanied and frequently preceded the plies were also liberal, and we passed through a rich coun- attem tat draining, and the men haee to sit 12 hours in . d excluded from the privilege, no fewer than 18 officers Dividend , Amount Beasts... ... ... ... ... 1,612 1,200 try, where we eked out our rations with grapes, apples, th 131 I • Ih k' k f both men and e wet. tis real ys oc ing wor or A copy of the following letter from Mr. W. Needham, lines, for t. . p hat more ra id communication which ha being doomed to stay at home, but he ho dth aug- Name ef Company. pe e per 1 of Paid. Prlce. Sheep ••• ... ... ... ... 7,600 7,910 enclosing a sheet of postage stamps, has been addressed now become indispensable in mercantile, political, and Annum. Share. Calves._ ... ... ... ... ... 130 94 potatoes, pumpkins, melons, chilies, onions, and deli- officers They get wet through, have no dry things to ehe mentation of the regiment from 600 to 1,000 would soon thous honey. Since coming before Sebastopol on the 28th ' • -alked th l' down in mud. The to the commanding officers of fifty different regiments social relations. In Egypt, and in India, portions oi t . . ut on, tne tents ea an ey ie td t 11 dhb 1. d h hld ive permanen uyto a an e e 'eve es ou i X s. d. .£ s. d. Pigs ... ... ... ... ... ... 220 212 of September we have remained stationary, except shift- Pcholera has broken out again very badly ; 33 of our men and divisions of the army in the Crimea :-- main lines were in use. In the colonies small local lines g , In be able to employ himself quite as usefully in this Australasia-. ... . ing our camp to the rear a little, as they were throwing have died in three days, and they are carrying others " The Grange, Alfreton, Derbyshire, Dec. 9, were at work and large schemes were projected. country as on forei n service. He bad not caused the British NorthAmeriCan 61. per cent. 150 0 0 If 63 9,500 ; calves, 190; pigs, 210. shot and shell into our camp from the batteries and ship- to the hospital fast. Most of them, indeed all, are those " Having read with much interest numerous excellent Canada the Grand Trude Railway was aoticed, as being lett t b ittengto the officers, or made the offer he er o e Wl' Commercial of London. 6/. per cent. 'lOO 0020 0 0 31 December 29,1851.-Beasts, 2,816; sheep 14 590 al , , ; e yes, ping. Our duties were very heavy, a.s besides having to we brought out withus in tire draft. letters which have been written by privates and non-com- fraught with great commercial and political importance ; It seems quite like • • had submitted to the commissioners merely to gratify lonian -.. .. Colonial .... -- - per cent. '25 0 0 25 0 0 - 214 ; pigs, 240. missioned officers from the Crimea, and having seen thht, the great work on its course-the Victoria-bridge-was be constantly ready to turn out at a moment's notice murder sending fresh troops out to this climate at this his own desire for increased military duties, but to do Lond. Cha• r.1•3•1(....a.f A•us. - 20 0 0 all 0 24,4 -in some instances, they complairt of a difficulty in obtain- described as hpanning the St. Lawrence, at Montreal, . . • London and County - , Gl. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 -