The Sun.
London, England, 1857-04-08 00:00:00

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A SWORD OF THE " SIX HUND RED."—We saw and
handled yesterday a relict of Balaklava, in the shape of
a sword, wielded by Lord Leveson Gower in the famous
charge of the " Six Hundred." It is a Scottish clay-
more of great antiquity, having been in the possession
of the Granville family for several centuries, made of the
finest tempered steel,
with basket hilt of the same mate•
rial, and it measures about three feet from point to
guard. The owner presented it to Captain Du Riviera,
of the Zouaves, the present possessor, who succoured
him while lying on the field of Balaklava, desperately
wounded. The scabbard is dented in several places by
the hoofs of horses, and the hilt is slightly injured by
the thrust of a Cossack's lance. The charge of the
" Light Brigade" is not so recent but that this relic of
the event possesses considerable historic interest.—New
York Evening Post.
THE ROSE OF -481117RST. BY THE AUTHOR OF "EMILIA
WYHDHAM," etc. 3 VOLS.—This pleasant story shows
no faring off in the powers of the author. No ono can
fail to take a deep interest in the beautiful piCture of
domestic love and happiness so graphically described in
the history, of Walter and Kate Lewis, or the touching
tale of his death and deep sorrow. The self-sacrifice and
devotion of Amy Grant, too, will not the less call forth
the reader's admiration. She presents a beautiful in-
stance of woman's love and worth. The author of
"Emilia Windham" will never want for readers, and
we are mistaken if "The Rose of Ashurst" does not
greatly add to the number of those who gladly welcome
each fresh production of her pen. We ourselves think it
the beet that hr,s fallen from it.—John Bull.