The Sun.
London, England, 1855-10-03 00:00:00

A GERMANY OF GERMANS.

What hero now the Chief would be
Of one united Germany ?
Italy free, let him proclaim,
Poland and Hungary the same.

Free press, free speech, and senate free,
And every kind of liberty,
Of tongue, of pan, of hand and arm,
But that of doing others harm.
Should such a Chief his standard raise,
Would not all Germany outblaze,
All Germans round that ensign band,
With rifle and with sword in hand ?

The Czar's vice-kaiser and vice-kings
They would release from apron-strings ;
And give, unpion'd from female gowns,
Them decent hats for shabby crowns.
Then would all Europe stand allied,
Against brute force controll'd by pride,
Her civilised nations leagued to pen
The Russians in their proper den.
A kingdom, then, the world would see,
Or commonwealth of Germany ;

And he who held the first command
Would Father be of Fatherland.

, Punch.

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WAR DEPARTMENT, OCT. 2.
Lord Panmure has this day received a despatch, and
its enclosures, of which the following are copies, ad-
dressed to his lordship by General Simpson :--

Sebastopol, September IA
My Lord,—l have much satisfaction in laying before
your lordship the accompanying copy of a letter I have
received from Marshal Pelissier, bearing testimony to
the services of Major-General Rose, and Lieutenant-
Colonel the Honourable St. George Foley, who are
attached to the head-quarters of the French army, and I
beg,also to recommend these officers most favourably to
your lordship's notice.

I avail myself of this opportunity to bring before you
the name of Lieut.-Colonel d'Etat Major de Susleau,
who succeeded the late Lieut.-Colonel Vico at my head-

quarters.
He is unremitting in his attention, and perforMs al
the duties I have required of him with a zeal, intern.
Bence, and cheerfulness that merit my warmest thanks.
• I have, &c.,
JAMES. SIMPSON,
General Commanding.
The Lord Panmure, &c. &c. &c.

Enclosure 1.

Quartier-Gdn6ral, le 14 Septembre, 1855.
Monsieur le G6ndral-en-Chef,—J'ai pense qu'au mo-
ment ou Saastopol venait de tomber eons les coups des
Armdes Albees, it 6tait demon devoir de signaler l mon
Gouvernement lee excellent services que n'ont nesse de
rendre les offioiers Angiais qui sont attach4s if, mon Quar-
tier G6n6ral, comma Commissaires de S. M. la Reine.
La lettre, dont la copie est ci•jointe, vous permettra
d'appr6eier dans quell termes j'ai cru devoir faire cette
d6marche qui, je l'esphre, atteindra le but que je me pro-
pose, si vous voulez bien surtout, joindre vos efforts aux
miens, pour faire obtenir ces deux officiers, lee repont-
pettses dont Hs sont dignes 4 toes 6gards.
Veuillez agr6er' Ace.,
(Signs) LE MARECHAL A. PELISSIER.
S. E. Le Gdaeral en Chef de l'Armde Anglaise.