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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
Tnr IrplAs Munpras rrln Fonr L.n-lI

The INDIAs MURDERs HEAR FoRr Lar
AME.--The st. Louis Republican has
been permitted to examine letters from
Mr.. G. A. Kinkesd and from Mr.. @. L.
Barnes, and from them gathers further
particulars Of the recent massacre and
mail robbery by the Sioux Indians.
at appears that. Mr. Kinkead lef! Fort
Laramie on tho 18th Of November. in
company with Mr.. Jamison. the conductor
Of the Salt Lake mail, and his two assist
ants, one of whom was named Wheeler
the others name is not stated. When the
party bad reached point about twenty
two miles from Laramie and six miles
from Major Dripp's station, they were at
tackled by fifteen Sioux Indians, and at
tho first fire two of the party were killed
and third MORALLY wounded. When Mr..
Jsmison, who was about 100 yards in ad-
vance, was shot, his mule ran back to the
wagon in which Mr.. Kinkead was seated,
as yet, unhurt. Mr.. X. concluded to
mount him and escape, but as he emerged
from the wagon, ball grated bis neck,
and ho had hardly mounted the mule,
when he received two arrows in his breast,
two in his hips, and two in his face. lie
fell sehseless to the earth, but recovering
soon, he saw two Indians making off with
bis mule. They made signs for him to go
back from where he came, and he started
for Dripp's Station. Fortunatly, Major
Dripps was out, engaged in scattering ars-
enic to poison wolves, which abound in
that region. He met Mr.. Kinkead, and
assisted him to the house. Arrived there,
Mr.. Kinkoad dispatched messenger to
Fort Laramie, and an escort WAS sent
forthwith to bring him to the Fort.
"He is now staying at Fort Laramie,
and is rapidly recovering, At the time
the attack was made, he had with him a
bout $50, ,O0O-o half in coin, and the
rest in drafts. The coin was carried of
by the Indians, but he sdcceeded in saving
the drafts. The mail bags were cut open
and ransacked, but according to Mr..
Barnes statement, the letters were recov
cred, and will be forwarded as soon as
possible"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
New YORK 71arisei.

Nzw YoRK, Dec. 1G.-S:ocks heavy,
money active. Ohio Trust 70; n. York
Central Railroad 784; Northern Indiana
so; Erie 349; Cleveland L Toledo 56.
Cotton dull. Flour dull. Sales of 1900
bbls good Ohio at sG,7o@9,18a. South
ern unchanged. with limited business at
former rates. Wheat frmer. Cornir irreg-
uar. Sales Of 5000 bu wesssrn mixed
at sec. Pork unchanged. Beef firm. Lard
unchanged, with moderate businsss. Whis-
XIV quiet. Sales of Ohio at zoo.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
An Ordinance

To provide against damages from Fire in certain cases
6SEC. l..Bs OrdaiRed 6ytke City Council oft ci;y
Of Lancaster That it shall be unlawful for any per-
persons 70 hare keep for any length of time,
in the Hooking Valley Canal, any Canal Boat other
water craft under or Immediately fronting any Ware
house within the limits Of sHid City, except such boat
craft be had kept there merely for,e purpese Of
and longer than is necessary for loading unload
ing in the regular course Of trads.
SEC. Q. That for every violation OF the preceding
Section, the offender offenders shall be fined in any
sum not exceeding Five Dollars, Ut the discretion of
the Mayor Justice trying the and the costs
OF prosecution. And every "a hours thereafter that
such boat other Graf: shall be- permitted TO remain
there in violation of the provisions OF the preceding
Section shall be deemed and taken to be additional
offence.
CHARLES DRES SBACH, Preiidsat City CoansiI.
Attsst-G. S. WILLIAMS, City CLERK.
December IL, ,le54-3w32
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
List OF Broken and DIscredIted
Banks In Ohio.

Merchants and Traders Bank Cincin-
natl.
Canal Bank, Cleveland.
City Bank, Cleveland.
City Bank, Columbus.
Akron Branch, Akron.
Miami Valley Bank.
Bank Of Norwalk.
Sandusky City Bank.
Urbana Insurance and Banking Compa-
ny.
Savings Bank, Cincinnati.
Bank Of Circleyille.
Clinton Bank, Columbus.
Bank Of Massillon.
Bank Of GAINESVILLE, a! GAINESVILLE clos
ing.
Licking Co., Branch ofthe State Bank of
Ohio-suspended.
Toledo Branch, at Toledo.
Commercial Branch, at Toledo
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
OoNMRRcrAL TYrHIITaEEcg.
LnncRsfcr mnrIkefs.

GAZETTE OFFICE, Dee. al, Is54.-Our
quotations this morning are as follows
wheat, l,5o; Flour. 10000 per bbl;
Corn. 40a45; Rye, 75e; Oats, asa3oc
Buckwheat, $50 per 100 bbls; Clover,
seed Ga, 100; Timothy seed. SAD, 90; Pota-
toes, 1al ,a5, Flax seed. cal 90; But
Ter, lsal5c; Eggs, 12sl5c, Salt, 9,6Oa9.
10; Beans. lA1, go; Sosps, 5G6c: Coffee.
l3al5c; Tea, 5ocslC0;--MoIasses, 80
a37e; Vinegar, l8Aa5e; Tobacco, l8aa5c;
Hay. 9,ooalo.oo. Tallow lo4 per brl.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
An Ordinance

Establishing permanently the times oE holding rsgI-
lar mnrkets during the year.
SEC l. Be Orddfned 6ythe Ci:y CsHaeiI oftke City
- Of Lancaster, That tn sre2ualmsrIe days Of said
City established follows: From the 1at dsy Of
October to the i.t day Of July, on Wednesday and
Saturday Of each week. From lhs lst day OF July
the ls day OF October, on Tuesday, Thursday and sR
turiny Of each week.
SEc. . The tiuiea for opeuing and closing the mar
kets for said City established follows: From
lsthay Of March to tho lsi day of December the
ket shall be opened each market day day break,
and be closed At 10 O'Clock A. NJ From the lat day
December to the lsI day Of March, the narSeI each
mark ct day shall be opened a. l. O'Clock H. and clos
cd Ut O'Clock p. ID.
SEC. g. That tho ordinance relating to this subject pas
scd August 81 1e49 and all parts OF othsr ordinances
conflicting herewith are hereby repealed
CHARLES DRESBACH. PrssiitHt City Council.
Attest-G. S. WILLIAMS, City C!erE.
December IA, 1s54-3w32
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
Sale of Rea, Estate by order of Court.

AN Wednesday, the l7th day Of .tannary u a. D. 1855,
between the hours ofl0 O'Clock 4. n, O'Clock
p NJ will be sold on the premises to the highest bid
der the following Real Estate the property OF Tu-
MS A. KAaY, deceased, to-wt: part OF the South
West Quarerof Section No. 90, in Township No. 16.
of Range No. 49, beginning st the Southwest corner of
said Quarter Section at stone; thence North Va Il ln
40 chains 81 nkstaa stone thence East 81 in l. chains
"a links most; thence South in, ~ chains ~
links p0si thence West 50 in. 10 chains "a liz As
to the beginning, containing So 2-1O0 Acres. { },
Also, part OF the Southwest Quarter Of said Section
No. %, beginning nt a stake In the Baltimore Road -
chains 81 links East from the Southwest eoiner OF said
Quarter Sect thence n this line Of the land above
described 40 chaius 81 links to cOrnerhouce East OF
the Quarter Section line far enough by running South
parallel with said line above described will contain
% Acres. Said parcels forming tract Of IS 2-100
will be sold together. Appraised at S95 per Acre
Terms of SaIs-One- -thirdi hand, one-third in one
year. and residue in two years with interest from dn
of sale. JAMES T. CHURCH, .ddm'tor
oftAe Estate cf TGRij-A. Kagy, deceased
December IA, l554-5w32pfS4,5O
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21

GAEREr DAVIS RoR PREsiDEST:-The st.
Louis Aatslligsntsr concludes long article
on the Presidency as follows:
There isa juncture now that may see a
marvellous resurrection--and what if the
prescribed Davis, almost the last true, great
and devoted friend Of Henry Clay, in Ken
lucky, should be the next President Of the
United States?
We solemnly declare our conviction that
if the spirit ofthe immortal Clay could be
consulted aud permitted TO designate the
man, who for truth, courage, honor, zeal,
ability and fidelity to friends. deserves to
he President, the man would be Garret
Davis, Of Kentucky.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21

New ORLEANS. Dec. l2.-Ono hun
dred and sixty ofthe compa.rio.s of Court
Boulbon have been released by the order
Of Santa Anna, as a mark OF esteem for
Napoleon. Civil Judges have been sus-
pended, in consequence Of making disre-
spectful communications to the President.
The plague was making great rayages in
the interior cities. Mexico and Vera Cruz
had voted almost unanimously for Santa
Anna.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
New Yorx.Ca,,!e Market.

New YoRK Dec. 1--we find only L.
023 Bulocks in market to-day; and this
was q less number than re have seen any
market day for year. The total for o
week only foots up 1898.
The range of prices is from 6 to 1o1c.-
Tie most common rates Of such cattle as
are worthy the name of Beeves, 81, l0a
1O1
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, December 16,-Flour--Ex-
ira s8,75@s9, so. Supsrfine s8@38, so
Wheat-s1, ,8502. Corn-64s66--nom.
inal. Oa:s-32a33c. Cheese-94c. But.
ter--l6a18c. Eggs-25c. Lard-94aloo
Sslt-Fins, 1,62a1 SO. Ale-Per barrel,
7. Stocks. Whisksy-Rectifed 33a35.
Highwines 3la33.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
Informntion Wanted.

Y EFT homs on Tuesday, October 3lst, 1854, near
4 Dum's Mil, in Madison township, Fairfield eoun.
", Ohio, ANGELlNE DELoNG, is about u years oi
ion blue eyes, mark her right cheek nearly me
shape Of an S, somewhat elevated, but the same Color
Of her face Had on. whom left home read calico
Dress light red ginghsm bonnet gum shoes' aso
took with her one delaino and one calico dross, one
pocket bible tied in ginghsm h1ndkeIenes nT ,L ~
Lancaster. From that time all has remained nystey
as 10 he reaBouts though dysnt search mas oeeh
made in every direction Any one that viii give IN
formation OF the above Angene, VIII confer iaVor
on NUT P"is"''' d. DELONG, Jr:
clearport, Post once, Fairfield county, Ohio.
NCvemhor o3. lS5i-Q9
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
New Orlenns Marker.

NKw ORLEANS, Dec. 15.-Cotton is dull
with declining tendency. The sales for
the week comprise 40, 600 bales. and for this
day 5000 do. The stock is l8o. 900 bales
and the increase in the receipts, compared
with last year, 10000 bales. Sugar has
declined 4c, with dull market.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
Sheriff - Sale.

Riley and pendleton,
Z In Chancery.
r. B. Walker and others.
DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed from
s the Court of Common Pleas OF Fairfield County
and of Ohio, will expose to sale by public out
cry at the door of the Court House in said County on
Monday the 14th day Jdnuary, A. D. 1855 between tbs
hours of 10 O'Clock A. VI. and O'Clock p NJ. of said
day, the following described premises, to-wit: The
Southeast Quarter of Section No. 30, Township No. IL
in Range No. IL. Taken in execution the property
of r. B. Wrker and wife, satisfy deerees in favor
OF Riley and Pendieton and others.
Appraised at S23 per acre.
December 13, ls54-5W3 32pfS3
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
A CARD.

,1> VMPRRFECT hosIth hes ke pI me from
EsssesSsS4 + my Office part of the time for some
U1fySzS&5A months, l have gained my former
A1l1D strength and will not hereafter be Go-
sent from my room during business hours. -,
Filling Teeth receives my special attention; Etve
certified guarantees for all my gold hllinss 70 be sflec
tive during the lives Of the parties am able after
near 90 years attention to the Teeth 10 give every per-
son tho most positive assurance that thay can cave
every Tooth by timely and frequent attention.
OFFICE-Ewing's Brick, on the Hill. H. SCOTT.
lCPFor those who have the TO0TH-ACHE and
will not have them extracted, have remedy that
seldom fails TO give relief Also, Tooth Powders,
Brushes, &c. II. SCOlT.
Lancaster, December 0, ls54-3l
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
DACUERREoTYPES.

VuNUE subscrber has removed his establishment into
Ma New Rooms NORTH Siis Main Street, erer ZtHk
BisG and has fitted them up in ST 10 InsurIas.se
in the West. He hopes that me pubic MN
are Every Thing has been done that could be done 10
ensure in every department ofthe ar and MS
pictures cannot be surpassed. V. NJ GhiS OLD
B. Persons wishing to learn the artwill have great
facilities for doing so here.
Hours from O'Clock A. NJ. until o clock +. M
J Lancaster, November 10. 1865 1f =.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21

DINNER TO GRAsDsoN or LAFAYETTE
A complimentary dinner was given at Pat
terson, New Jersey, a few days ago, to NJ.
Lafayette, grandson of the Marquis. who
is on visit to the United States in behalf
Of a suit, now before the Supreme Court,
relative. to the lands given to his grandfath-
er by Congress, for service rendered dur
ing.the revolutionary war.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
C.nc.nnaIi Narkes .

CIScIExATI. Dec 1a-M.-Hogs are held
frmer, but no sales reported. Flour dull
At 7,o0s7.70. Whisky s0a30c; market
unsettled. Cheese 10c; demand limited.
Butter plenty at l5al7c for fair to prime
roll. Cloverssed dull at Sc, 80.
River unchanged; weather cold and
cloudy. Ike snow.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
EARHIA FOR SALE.

VUNHE undersigned will sell partor all his land
(being about 200 acres) in Bloom Township, one
mile West OF CARROLL The Farms as to quality, con-
:, dition and convenience, can't be surpassed ~
"a Upon them are superior Springs,3 Dwell ~
ii, ling Houses, Orchards OF choice fruit, etc. ~
Those wishingto purchase call and see, as am de-
terfninod to SELL SAMUEL CoFMAN'
December IA, le54--32
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
LOST COW.

F5c5AS SSTRAYED away from the subscribsr on
\ EhSskS - Thursday the = of November, A LIGHT
MLU- RED COW, marked with white stripes on
her back, whiLs spots her forehead, three white
feet and sharp horns When Last seen abe the
road by Samuel Graybills, west OF Lancaster. Who
ever will return tao said Cow will be suitably reward
cd. EDWARD l.. LLOCVM.
Lancaster, December I, ls5I-3l
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
NOTI.:E

rs heroby giren, thai Sealed Proposal will be RS
ceived by the Secretary, or by any other member o
the Board before the 1st day of January nSX.o
the oi!ce of superintendent OF the Fairfield County
Infrmary. for one yesr, commencing April l. less.
BY order of ths Board Of Directors.
Dsc. Ia, 1854 JOSEPH RRINMUSD, SEQ.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21

A Costly CRY GovERNMENT.-The Comp
troller of the city of New York estimates
the total amount required for the. coming
year at over thirteen millions of dollars!
This includes the sum of $4, ,442, 900 to be
applied to the redemption Of bonds, but
leaves SO, 100000 as the sum asked to car
ry on the operations of the municipal gov
ernment for the next year. This, estimate
appears to have considerably startled the
tax payers of Gotham.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
MIfSIC.

.-lySE5zsaNERS. MlLNER 10 now prepared to
give lessons on ~ the W ,i,i,. PIANO 40 FORTE
socits the patronage of parents desirous ofhaviDg
their daughters instructed in this delightful art.
For terms and oihor informaton please call at the
Carpenter House BroAdway. c. M. MILNER.
Lancaster, September ee, 1sS4.-21
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21

The Panama Isthmus Railroad will be
open and in running order from ocean to
ocean in January. 1t will be great event
in the history of this western continent.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
RANK NOTICE.

yVyHB Banks Of this City will not be open for bus
ness on Christmas and New Years Day. PspeI
maturing either OF those days must receive Gtsn
tidh on the Saturdays preceding.
II. A. DAUGHERTT,
4. G. WyV92RRTTH1INN6GroN' yV2RT1N6 c1'hi'"'
Lancaatnr. December II, le54-32
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
MTaICI MIisICIf

sSz5ayszx a EIsSBs DB BBRTHOLT5 have re-
e@e6Ts IVA tanned 70 Lancaster and ~ll be hap-'
II yiIy % Isesiye pupils :or instruction on tho
PIANO FORTE and GUITAR, at their residence at
1r. UpEsIlI, coIsaJEs S.rsst snd hope their long
pc hence IL teaching Huslc md the entling aten
lion paid the improvement Of their Pnpiis wall inluro
portion of public pstronaze.
MISS A. c. De BERTHoIT will receive 9 class for
Embroidery and Canvass work.
MISS Il. G. De bERCUOLT has i0pened an Rle-
msntary schoola tie Basement story Of the Episco-
pal Church. November ., 1876
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21

The MARYsv1LLE TRIBUNE.--J.. B. Goats
Esq, who has conducted this Journal
for the past year in very cridible
maner, has disposed Of the establishment
to Daniel S. Parker and Samuel M'Brat-
ney, by whom its publication will be con-
tinued. =. -.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY AND
Rook RinLeIy. Lancaster. Ohio.

DbANK BooKSforCounty
Id ofiees, Justiccs' Blanks,
\. y. !. ].
H Ez-, Z 1-s,srz D0ckets, Double aud Single
III aH | ef3H IL Entry Ledgers Journals, Day
IN EtA | 49, Books, &C., &C.. Also, Book
"a Esf9a / R;4dE Ia Binding Of every description
IN fEh<I 1 ESA I dono in most satisfactory
- 1 keN4sS R style. t5s. s-s,.:,..,.H
III E-z-a--A All orders, by letter or other
E81a4ez1' VaeAAkasaaG wise, promptly attended to-.
Orders for Binding be left at lhe Gazette Office,
or at the Bindery on Main Street, in the former
ly occupied by Col. p. Van Trump, as a Law ONCE,
and nearly opposite DIR. Kreider's residence.
December IA, 1859 J. RUSSELL.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21

IMPORTANT FROM EURoPE.-A distin-
guished Frenchman, writing under date of
Nov. goth, and alluding TO the visit of Lord
Palmerston to Napoleon, says they "have
been almost inseparable since the former
alightcd at the Hotel Windsor. Their in
terviews have resulted in a decision to un-
furl the standard of Polish Hungarian and
Italian nationality, if Prussia and Austria
hesitate longer to declare unequivocally a.
gainst the Czar. The probability is that
neither the one or the other will consent
to do this, in which case all Europe will be
in arms before spring"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
a LATIN Glass

VETILL be organized 10 ihe Lancaster Union School
w on the frsf TaeSSzF Of JsAaayg Hsrt. As II will
be inprsetiea able 20 have than ols,s in Ihs
study on hand si once, il viii be necessary that all
who wish 20 attend 20 The study should commence
together, and keep pace WIFE she elGss.
The rectations y III commence every morning ono
hour before tho regular tns Of Opening school. No
charge will be made for iHstTTettop.
JoHS WILLIAMS, Sup sriBtsnseIt.
Lznezkts- DRsAtnbSr 2, IE5a
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
xEw oAaRxAaz SHOP.
r. G., DIETE

x~y ID RESPECTFULLY informs the ciii-
c-d4t-NkG<H zens OF Fairfield county that he has
ESTSsSs<Tss[S recently put up new Carriage Shop,
S&--SZ-irtm iiGteiy in the Of Whits$ LGttd'I
Hardpare Store, Centre .9ey, Lancaster Ohio, whore
he will constantly keep hand aud manufacture to
order every variety OF vehicle in his line
lrFRepairng done on short notice, and the most
favorable terms. Dec. II, ls54-32
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
Napoleon and the Democrats" OF
England.

An addresshas been issued by the Eng
lish Democrats" which shows they are
cndeavoringto give Napoleon III" "awarm
reception, should he visit England. The
following is the concluding portion Of the
address:
"Men OF England! be equal to that great
occasion! Rally round the Committee
it is no party movement-it is open to all
who are the friends of the people. Poland
would stir in her chains; hungary would
thrill with joy, Italy would start with ex-
ultation, could they hear that the working
men of England spurned crowned perjury
and murder-raised the great watchword of
the French Republic once again, and hout-
cd it in the usurper's blushless face.
"Every mans, honor is in his own keep
ing-so is people's-then save yours, you
men of England! Let it not be pawned
bypriyileged misrule to victorious iniquity:
Let it be understood throughout the world,
if Napoleon comes, he is the Queens guest
and not the peoples; ifthe Church prays
for him, that the people execrate him; if
aristocracy fawns on him, that the people
spurn him; if usurers drag their Patroiage
TO his blood stained feet, that there is not
an honest workingman-an honest trades
man-in England, who would not think it
branding infamy to touch his hand in
friendship"
(sigued )Messrs. Chapman and Taylor,
And 54 other names, and the Committee.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
nornIng, Dec. aI, 1854
"FOREIGNERs."

The people Of this country have been
wont to listen to the words of Washington
as to the counsels of father. We take
the following extracts from his writings
After the close of the Revolution, Wash
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21

W SiOSo IhAo oUDJ "i'AA WY ANAAS " AA {
graphic and thrilling sketch:
TUE CoNFLIoT-THE DAYoNET.
And now commenced the bloodiest strug.
gle ever witnessed since war cursed the
earth, 1t has been doubted by military
historians if any enemy ever stood a charge
with the Bayonet, but here the bayone
was often the, only weapon employed ii
conflicts of the most obstinate and deadly
character. We have. been prone to be-
lieye that no foe could ever withstand the
British soldier welding his favorite weap.
on, and that at Mazda alone did the enc
my ever cross bayonets with him, but a
the battle of Inkermann not only did We
charge in vain--not only were desperate
encounters between masses OF, men main
tanned with the bay yonetslone-but we were
obliged to resist bayonet to bayonet tht
Russian Infantry again and again, as they
charged us with incrGdibfe fury and de-
termination. The battle of Inkermann ad
mits of no description. 1t was series o
dreadful deeds. of daring; Of sanguinary
hand-to- hand fights, of despairing rallies
of desperate assaults-in glens and valleys
IN brnshwood glades and remote dells hid
den from all human eyes, and from whiel
the conqnerer, Russian or British; fssuet
only to engage fresh foes, till our old SUI
premacy, SO rudely assailed, was triumph
antly asserted, and the battallions of Cza
gave way before our steady courage AM
the chivalrous fire of France No one
however placed, could have witnessed e
ven small portion of the doings of this e
ventful day-for the vapors, fog,and driz
zling mist obscured the ground where tn
struggle took place to such an extent as t