New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. NOVEMBER e. 1854

visiopa ard brigade STATS; indeed the conduct OF
every individual Of every rsnk. fce 70 Dc a---rsus
of my entire praise, and hope, OF your Lorisaips
appreciation.
The conduct OF the Royal Horse Artillery Troop,
FIR, under the command Of Capt. Msude and, stt-r
that officer severely wounded, OF C@P, SNAKES
pear most mertoricus and prs,seSorthy re
ceived from tho-e officers every possible assistance
during the time they respectively conman1ed
I,,u,.p.r, c.se n Comm .ussn. c.vaIr, DIVISION.
Hs ExeeiIsBsy the cOm0sDdsr Of the Forces. &c &C.
SECOND DIVISION, HIeHIs OF THE CHEnsArA
October %, l-5L \
Ny LORD: Yesterday the enemy attacked this di-
vision with several columns of infsntry, supported oy
artillery. Their cavalry did not GONE 10 the fcoat
Their masses covered by large bodies OF ssfm shsrs
advanced " th much apparent coOfieocs The di-
vision Immediately formed line in advance Of our
caup--the left under Msjor.Genersi PenDe's'her the
right under Brisadier- G eDeral Adams, Lieutenant
Colonel Fltzmsy err, and the captains Of batteries
Turner and Ystes) promptly posted their guns and
opened FIRE upon the enemy.
Immediately on the csnnonsde being heard, the
Duke of Cambridge brought up {, our support the
brigade Of Guards under Maj General beounck,
with a battery unoer Lieutenant'C Colonel Dacres.
His Royal Highness took post ia advance OF oar
right TO secure thar flank and rendered me through
out the most effective and important assistance. Gen
Bouquet, tn similar pronpti'ude, aud from greater
distance, approached our position with ave rrsncn
battahons. Sir G.. Cathcart hastensd To US with a
regiment of rifles ano SIR George Brown pushed for
word guns IN cooperation b. our left
The enemy came on ct nlstiapidy assisted by Their
guns on the Mound.bill. Our pickets then chiefly OF
the l9th and 3Oh regiments resisted them with very
remarkable determination snd nrmnees Lieut. Con-
oily of tie i9h greatly Distinguished himself "a did
Capt Bayey of the 30th, eud Capt. Atchery, all OF
whom, .gret to say, we're severely wounded Ser
e.ast sullivan, ALSO displayed at this point great
bravery.
In tue mean time, our Is guns in position, including
those of tie first division served with the Ut
most energy. In half an hour they forced tho en-
emys artillery 10 abandon the held Our batteries
were then dire cted with equal accuracy aud vigIr
upon the enemy's columns, which lexposed also to
the close fire of advanced infantry soon tell into
complete disorder and fight. Thew were then 1T
orally Chased by the 3Oh and 95th regiments over the
ridges and down toward the head OF the b,y SO 40
ger was the pu,suit, that il wito cfhcuty Major:
General PenDefather ntually effecte1 the recall of
our men. These regiments and the plckets were led
CALAMITY by hejor Msuleverer Major EbampOo,
Major Eman. and Major Hume. They we're similarly
pufrued further toward right, by four conptnles
of the 4lst led CALAMITY by Lluienant Colonel the
Hon. p Herbert, A. Q. NJ g The Attn also con-
trbuted. The 55th were held in reserve.
Above 20 prisoners fell toto our hsnds, aad about
1870 of the eIemys dead VERB eft within or near Que
position II is computed tia; their total lose could
scarCels be lees than 600.
Our loss | am sorry to say, has been above so, OF
whom tht re- were l2 iled, ) officers wounded an
happy to say hopes axe entertained that It. COdoIy
will recover, but bus wound ls dangerous.
will have the honOr of tGaus oIttog 10 your Lprt
ship list of officers commissioned Officers aod
privates whose conduct attracted my spectral notice.
That of the pockets excited general sdmir 't'ou.
To Msjor-(ienersl Psnnefi'her and BrS tfier Gen'
eral Adoms, | was, as usual greatly ia1eoei 10
Lieutenant Colonel Dacres Lieutenaut-Colonel Fi'z-
mayer, Captains Turner, Yates, Woodian aod Hem
lin and the whole OF the Royal Artillery, We are
uDdtI he greatest obligation.
Lieutena1t Colonel Herbert, A. Q. NJ. G roode ed
the DIVISION as he always does, highly distinguished
ana enert TIC services Lieutenant Colonel Wllbra-
ham, A. G., while serving most actively regret
to say had very severe fall rom hs horse beg
leave also TO recommend TO your LDrishps favorable
consideration, the excellent service- at Csptaius
Giasbrook and Thompson, of the Quartetn ,stor'
Generals ID. psriment the Bdigade-Mrj Captain
Armstrong and ThackSel, and my per-oaai 'taii,
Csptains Allir Gubbps aud the Hon. w Boyle.
/ have, &c, DE lacy EVANS
Lieutenant General.
To General the Rlsht Hen. Lord Raglan o. G. b.