The Sun.
London, England, 1852-04-10 00:00:00

FATAL AFFRAY.

glhastened
dt emortally
Creek,h i
We are indebted to a friend for the following de.
tails of one of the bloodiest and most deadly affrays
that ever took place in Kentucky:—
" Lancaster, Kentucky, Sunday Morning, March 14.
"Last evening Russell Hill, Isaiah Hill, Frederick
Hill, and two or three boys, sons of Isaiah and
Frederick, were returning homeward fromafsetltTiel
accompanied by Dr. 0. P. Hill, of this place, "vine;
as the party got 'opposite to a
hadtobacco-house(whjiucsh-
been
fired
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asSoacdontdßt ' sonseFspeohl Fork of
nephews
soi
if
hi S
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:3 and
nsdti
el lx
p ired. increasing,
The
he
twtin wounded.
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assistance. The fire from the house
good, boys; they
hhaevreekmiallrekdemd,e;
Hills then charged upon the ho
killed, just as he was gettin 0 use, and Isaiah Hill was
of the house was forced by 1:1 ver the fence. The door
fight continued with short e remaining Hills, and the
John Sellers was shot arms and bowie knives.
by a Ben of Isaiah Hill (twelve or
fourteen years of age)
received five otherand fell and expired after baying
Crisman was shot by shots through the head. William;
the ac
of atabbinfr Frederick the
same
boy when in
Crisman died,
havingvile knife
Hill with a bowie ;
pistol-shot and
fifty-three
tvounds inflicted with a knife. A man of the
name of Alverson, and another of the name of Samuel
Seller:; (of the house were slightly wounded. Two
party)
ti rifle-Oints mid
of the boys (Hill) were wounded wi i . . ,
One of them, a
more
boy, lies in a critical condition. P.S.
Since prising y
the above Dr. Burdett has arrival
o from the
ground and confirms the news of rho death of Russell
and Isaiah 111 11, John Sellers. and William Crisman."—
Louisville (United States) Courier.

have recently r
f 2 000 men who been En_
o ,
Chatham this and next month to
DRAUGHTS OF TROOPS FOR INDIA.:
listed will
Madras,
accompanied by 60 officers. They are fine
and B3mbay),
recruits, and have been exercised at the
nftrormegiments in India (Bengal,
duff-rent
p r The following are the names of the officers under
joinydeo or; :3 celi f f"eiri ul
orders to hold themselves in readiness for embarkation
with Chi: se detachments :—For Bengal—Lietv ( nanta
Amid and Medhurst, 10th Foot; Ensign Graham,
22d ; Captain Macpherson, Lieutenant Nangle,
and Ensign Austen, 24th; Captain Murchison and
Lieutenant Simmons, 29;h; Ensign Tulloch, 32d;
Captain Carter, Lieutenanta Mowbray and Breton,
and Ensign Lloyd, 53d; Captains Batler and lloth
in
an i S, r!;;,1 !,i-irt..,natr . .l.'raret :• anti FutthiLl,
6() ,1 (U )3, til it ties); Li,,,tyro‘,o,i Dull6rkr arid
Kirkland and Ensign ;.),IL, 75.i'; Fil64 Lieu-
tenant Fulcher and Second Lieutenant Biron,
60th ; Major Robert Bush and Ensigns Kirke and

Day, 87,1 ; Lieutenant Hughes, Ensign Webster.
and As,istant Surgeon Swift, 96th. For Bombay
Sch Rm., Captain Baynes and Lieutenants Charter
and Xini,,nes ; 64th, Lieutenants Fanning, Francis,
and Lonbert ; 83d, Lieutenants Teesdale and Spiels,
and Ensign Colthurst ; 86th, Lieutenant Coupe and En-
dgu itTliane. For Madras-25th Regiment, Lieuts.
Priestly, Wallace,, and Putts ; 51st Light Infantry,
Lieutenants Westropp and Anton ; and 9.1A1 Regiment,
Ensign Malthus_ The following offieters of the 18•11
Irsh) Regiment of Foot have also received order&
from the War-cffico to hold themselves in readiness for
embarkati,n from Chatham to India, viz., Majors Grat-
tan and Wig6ton, Captains Edwards and Adams, Lieu-
tenants Graves, Wilkinson, Swaby, and Kelly, Ensigns
Grayed, StockpoolP, E,nnoride, and Packlitigton.