The Sun.
London, England, 1858-09-01 00:00:00

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The Hotel du Nord was yesterday the theatre of
a strange rencontre. Prince Gortschakoff found himself
placed side by side at table with Lord Lucan ; and the two
former adversaries amicably discussed the fearful cavalry
affair at Balaklava, of which they were the contending
leaders.—Letter from Berlin, Aug. 27.
THE SIEGE OF Lucuwow.—A neat tablet has lately
been placed in the chancel of Cottenham Church, in memory
of the late Major Banks. The following is the inscription :
—" In memory of John Sherbrooke Banks, Major 3::td Ben-
gal Native Infantry, Provisional Chief Commissioner in
Oude, who was killed, in discharge of his duty, during the
siege of the Residency at Lucknow, July 21, 1857, aged 45
Years."
A RABID CAT.—A boy named Alexander Gor-
don, aged about six years, while walking with a com-
panion of about the same age in one of the back streets of
Fochabers, on Tuesday last, was furiously attacked by a
huge cat. The creature sprang at the boy's throat, and
would have destroyed him but for the timely aid of some per-
sons who happened to be near. After being removed from
the throat it caught hold of the thigh, and ultimately of the
leg, and it was with the greatest possible difficulty that the
cat could he got to quit the leg, The unfortunate boy still
lies in a very precarious state. The animal was more of a
pole cat than the common domestic cat, being a cross be-
tween the two, and was quite rabid at the time.—Bang'
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