The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-16

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ieye they had Eo.6 on their buttonsi rvshs1 * -
light battle their faees Thev vess re-5
S,ea y bsstalion Of chssseas Indsenss-ths Alab
Thsir trumpets sounded shave the u. ~ t.,t,.
snd xnsn We watched Their Eager advance ~ 81 an
As.,iisd In front By our men-5rois i xon
BY the impetuosty of our charge repews5
e u ths French sni on the 1sss iaa
rsirs and 4 tWsivs f tsy ,ne no.sns bsssn
msl dewn tho hill towads the valley. whsrs n,s
sred Nv oess msdness % the loads Ill
They left mounds Of dead behind them. Losv -.
most ans Gna.:euI. fAirque charges them
siise. Of this f.pd attack, aided ~ shs y
spiEsd With wood. and vsrs soos rendered 6e ~ =
Our % own %esyalry.. remnant Of the llshe BRIGADE,
Wete Movea anfo position where it VAS hoped dfhey
might pc Of fservce. hut theywere tos fe to sttempt
snything. and white they were drawn up thew 5o 4
cleveland, struck By pieca CT ehelIi,, an 80
| snd has expired. There are now onlv two og;cer.
acsy scs Ma,.s.s ,ns Of the 18th
Attvelve O'clock the battle Of INK ermsnn ssemed
q. 1sse fs esen won but the day. whch had cleared
| the enemy and meet him, again became ohscursdW -
Rain and fog set in, and we eould not nn.srs -.
their artillery we had formed in fao.t :, .neMsr OF
and were holding the battle field 20 stouty contested.
san tal1s advantage Of
opened tremendous FIRE upon u.s. : ~ -A
0eneIai Canrebert who never Quilted Lord Rsxlan
ot nuch OF the early part of the dsv at once rect
ed the French TO advance and outfsnk tSe snsn1
ms cuorts he was most ably seconded by General
1osaas wnose devotion was noble Nssy s
General Canrobert was eighty wounded- His ;,n'
mediate attendants suffered severely. The renewed
sny retired. still protected by their crushing ar
The Russians, about ten. made ,o,t;. ~ =.
french lines aud trayersed two paalles before thew
| could be resisted. They were driven back st Isst
@ ersss Io1s; sna a. they retired they blew up
some mines inside the Fagsta Fort, evidently sfrsid
tnat the French would enter psll NEIL aft ~ them -
AZ one O'Clock the Russians again retiring At
ed their artillery, and they mbered up IeaVine 1--WE
'om oreis ana one gun carriage on the field.
/ "a KING OF sHaEDs AND PArcHrs "A eent,e.
mar, 10 aprivate letter from the Sandwich Islands
i speaking OF King karehameha, says :-.He Ioats
around the town of Honoluu-peeps into tavern
ana " ready to take nip with any body that asks
won't take his bid at an auction" -
/ ANOTHER PHASE OF THE GAnnrrr. su,vn, .
The Bank of Columbus, Ohio against which there
is government suit pending, for the recovery Of
the deposited with Ii by order of Secretary
Corwin, has made assignment for the hent s, ~
Its creditors, or in other words have taken n =
means OF preventing the United States from recov.
ering by due process of law.
RICH CouNrnY.-There were forwarded from
NE Watertown, jefferson co.tN ~ railroad sta
ton during the month of October last 635cO0 lbs
cheese and 445. 600 lbs butter l. 070 600 lbs which
al market value brings into Jefferson cogntv .hon;
month. t ~ -1s -
Juar DnusK.-Tbs 81. Louis I.telliaencer
publishes the names of jury, who, after thev had
acquitted man tried for murder adjourned to ma
cell, having been nyited 10 do so where thew in
dniged In regular carousal, one half OF them be-
coming beastly drunk.
RAILROAD ENTEnPRIsE IN GEoaGIA.-The city
VI SOiuIiUuo, 0dy uBS W4Qe turtler 6ubgcrfufl0E
of $l50 0C0 to the Mobile and Girard Railroad and
OF $4,000 to the Montgomery and West Point
Railroad
A HoRsE PrsroL IA new pistol has been patented
BY Messrs. Peak & Grilles. of New Haven, Ct,
which discharges twensy-one shots in the same
time that Coils can six. 3,
j MARRIAGE OF AN EDfroR.-Geo w. Kendall Of
the N O. Picayune. has recently taken unto himself
wife. She Is Partisan by birth, and the marriage
was contaminated at Paris.
DEEP Snow -lnparts of Haycock and Springfield
townships, Buck's county. the snow was two feet
deep on the level in nthewoods, last week.
4 CONSULAR RRcoGNITToN.--The President OF the
u. STATES has officially recognised Rollin Tnorne
as Consul of Peru, at the port of Boston.
"Mr. Brown, owe you a erudge remember
that" Il shall not be frightened, then for never
knew you to pay anything that you owed"
John Gibson Lockhart, son-in-law of Sir Walter
Scott died of paralysis on the 24th. at Abbotsford
| whittier he had gone to recruit his health
John schuier, who was an active participant in
the struggle for independence, lately died in Lee
i high county, Pa, at the advanced age Of ninety
eight years and four months.
MFR. Henry Watkins, stage manager At Bates
Theatre, ST. Louis. was cowhided during rehearsal
one day last week BY Mrs. Common, acfress 10 th(
same theatre.
Lord John Russell stated before supplementary
committee salaries that he never owed shilline
until he became premier. tst
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The wealihiesf citizen of Louisville Is said to be
the Hon. James Guthrie, Secretary of the Treasury
His property 10 one district Of tie city istsxed at
$50, POS.
| A SoNG FOR THE TINES
"Maet me BY moonlisht-aloan
Isall thatI will ash of thes.'
They ssrenade the ankers out west with this air,
or rather this strain. The responsive bankers issue
in return-moo oonshine
President Pierce reached his 6ftieth birthday on
the 18th uIs tie ThanAssing day Of the District Of
i Columbia Among his specisi guests on thst oeca'
SION was General Scott, General Pierce'B generan-
i chief In Mexico, but row under the Command Of
General Pierce.
sHocKIsG SuIcrDE.--We learn from the Deylss
town Pa Democrat that young girl named Schade,
Iivine Ia Bethlehem townshp. NorfhaDpton county,
lo,mmitted suicide last Tso1aay week. By takip
dose Of traits balm, which she hsd purchAsed se
| drug store in Bethlehem.
An InsfKuAfToN --s1 expect,' sajd young phy
scisn on his way TO New York. hearing e1a syer
stea uusors Of the eholera TO witness great many
dsafh-hed this summerp sDo shfisazp Ieplik
friend, ssf yoa get much prastiee.n
ADVERTISEMENT.
ICEBAEIOPOL not being taken,
lD Tho, heavy lance and sword,
Asaiust ii have besn Wildly shakes,
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