The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

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HEIGHTS bs1oRE SEnAsroPoI, Oct. ~, 1850.
nUsn was sea Dy 'ne nrt shot nssd as ne
cheering them on. Lord Lucan was slightly wounded.
LcI . Csfaigan T9eIved . lance thrust through nus
kned. LORD f,xgioeor OF the 9Th hussars was cesPe
rafeay wounded, and has since, fear, died. Cornes
Hosehton Of the 18th Hussars Is killed. Captains Goad
and Oldham and Cornet Montgomery, Of the l3th Light
Dragons, are killed. Captain White and Lieutenant
Ihcmson OF the iIth LAncers are killed Japan .5
nne, va root, ae-oe-camp 70 LORD kucan' Asu'
SAYseM hsfns, VINO Vas IN commsmu - sn ia aad
GERS, and whose reputation as gaan' omc 1nu good
dreadful wounds: and has been carried on board ship
Inc otnsf wounoed omcers ~ ;ns $1,000
sS.rts ssn Light Cooke
1ltn hussars !AeutehaIs r,cvesy ~ A1sn nusssrs'
Sptsn LockwSod, o. the Sava',y sian missing NJ
DRAGGED Oh his horse BY the cap and taken prisoner BY
toll hin not to be AFRAID for that he would be we'll taken
care Of though oes gems Ia were rather rough in their
trOub Of
susrdnr him. for in the last charge he made his escape
snd rot back TO his lines
The London Csva Serrice Gazette Of Nov. II says
ssDuring the operations of the 10th we lost most raj
liant and popular officer Colonel Hood of the Guards
he was standing in the Grown Battery near part where
two pound shot passed through the bsnL ana struck him
In the stomach The force OF the ball MAS much spent
but notwthstandnc inflicted such serious niuries that
the Unfortunate Colonel expred in the course Of few
nutes His father lieutenant Colonel Francis Wheeler
Hood was killed on the height Of Aire in the south Of
Y -,
eonsiy noble manrcr He was The Great urand.nn 81
the rst Lord Hood Of naval renowp who was elevated
French asets under the Count Dc Grssss, in the West
Indies Colonel Hood brother to the third yiscount
who succeeded bis grandfather; he had been twenty,
in 1912 to his cousin the daughter of Sir Graham Ham
nond, Bart
In the battle of BsakAva the Russian MajorGeneral
Aneaetsky commander Of the regiment OF hussars OF
was wounded BY sword on the ear and arm.
The Vfrits Of Lille says-we understand that old
soldier who had formed part Of the first Russian cam
ne retreat Of the French he semitic Siberia and in
ne end was incorporated in military corps and attach
Cd to the commissariat He was, in consequences, in
the occasion to reoin his country men, and has now
returned to France. His age is not more thun 90.
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vhese arrival It Ssbastono il mentioned n Censrsi
renort n tSs Rota - ths St st.. od
Hsh .nt IN ~ Rs.s .s Gun na mOa
.s;rd IN - ' ~ t army Inc uand Duke Ncno.
arc He ID INSPECTOR general Of the enrnesrr, Senart
sssent Of Dragons Of Of .nd o.
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q the second regiment Of austrian husssrs
The Grand Duke Mchss fourth SON &c thn csr =;
81 t r,; ms mas 'ns .e q quarter s
sseond Srirade Of ARTILLERY Of ne ,mnsr;.i Cnsd ia
camp Of the Emperor colonel of rerment Of lsncsrs
II reroent ~ dra1oons and NJ ro.;r,snt - hors,
chaaeenrs He n mcranvnr nrorr;etor ~ sIs t.t
rerment ~ HuStp"n % me
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WIFI rvcr nor rDoonc ,.
QUEEN y!CroaIA's APPROPRIATION or WEIR CONDUCT.
Inc ionowing general order, conveying Queen Victo
The memorable occasion Of the battle of the Ama has
Been issued to the troops
GENERAL ORDER.
HEADQUARTERS nEF0RE SBAsToPoL,
1 October n, 1854
The commander Of the forces has much pleasure in
nissr At War; conveying her Majety,s gracious appro
baton Of the gallant conduct Of the army at the battle
Lard Raglan feels to BE- his duty to draw the atten
on Of the troops to the her Majesty expresses
FOR the loss ef 20 many valuable ocsss ad well
70 sympathise in the suerings of the wounded and
Tie grief Of those whose relatives fell upon this occasion
War DEPARTMENT, Oct. 10, 1854.
Ny Lord-Najor Lord Burghersh arrived here early in
Tie morning of the 9Th instant and delivered to your
s details Of the glorious and important victory on the
banks Of the Alma which your telegraphic despatch,
received the LIST Of this MONTH had already led
anticipate
lost time in submitting to her Majesty your lord
ships able and interesting description OF this great
conflict and is now my gratifying duty to express to
your lordshp the sense which the Queen entetans of
the valuable service which you have rendered to this
country, and to the Of the allies and the high
probation which her Majesty has been pleased to express
Of the brilliant gaantry of the forces under your
nand their diciphne-worthy Of veteran soldiers-and
their irresistible resolution which disadvantages OF
position could subdue.
Tho Queen commands me to convey through your
nsdehip her hajesty's communication and thanks to
Sir George Brown the other Generals
Of divsons, and to all the officers, commissioned
e0cers and prvatcs Of the army, who have this
sion revived the recollection Of the ancient glores of
BRUSH arms and added fresh lnstre TO the military fame
Of England
nef MaJesty iees addtaonA pleasure in thus recog-
1ne sne noDie darng OF her soldiers and sympathsng
been evnced and those triumphs side by side with