The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-18

efge q the ciiG In froat d us-pow 10 ne ~ sov -
out OF dsbt OWN the Inn IN sossa.r Hse they ss.s
back 0ourishing thkex Anoss ard pssnttog the
:s. sos rss ,s On so,s n. aSs
scaspering over che h 70 report progress TO the
lit OF Eassh boats AdvsueiDg shs beach Their Of
and when the Hhaysr stood In close 70 ahors he wAs
ooolly m aking shetoh IN his portfolio
HAzsow EscArH OF SIR GEORGE Known.
not IL the orS s q d. p'osrs@ms but p :ssss
grcops; company Of rssinsn. q the aght d.,slss,
the 7th fusiers under LeusenAnt Colonel Yee shiah,
u dsd HYst the beach IN the hft o. tbs clt6s thea
came . company Of ito % battalion Of the ride brigade
commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Lawrence, email
Te.sy he'd however preceded the faslisrs and dissa-
bsrked tho bssch who vent oo~n tnto the
bis sketching Suddenly cossack crouchsd Gown and
po ntsd with his lance to the accent Of tbs of Ths en-
turned and looked In tho direction. cooked hat
above he horizon. another 6guxe, with samiar
head dress also IN view The Art Cir George
Brown, on foot; ths SEQ, d was 0ensrA
Ay II evident that thu Kusssn and the Oossacks
lii Georg~, but tia, he did not ga them plckst
Of fusle's and nemen followed the general 81 cOnsi
dsrable interval lhs Russian got on his horse, ths
Cossacks followed his example and OK than cantsrsd
70 the left to xe that the French out Ing OF
their ret at, while tbs others tooped their
saddle bows, and rode stsAithy, with lowered Ancss,
towards the fpglshuen.
Sir George ks IL car ger, but be did not know It.
Neither did the RUS ians the picket advancing to-
wards the brow Of the hill Sir George busy scan
ming the country and pointing several spots 70 the
quartsrnsner general Suddenly they turned aud
sio ally descended the hill OH ,srs then
dsmopnted and stole along by the side Of their horses
In About i've minutes three tiny pulIs Of smoke
ro,e over the .if and presently the faint oracss u
rifle audible In few minutes moro the Cossacks
visible, a. ing liks the wind the towards
ssbss opcl AID sing close ~ the left of the Preach
hDe Of stImi.he-s
sir George Br ,wn had cape Of being taken pr-
soner. the hr-t to land, pushed without
prse.usion verv 4 rupaey 70 him up 1w so!asr s
wrh him The Cosearks who hsd been doosipg bin,
m"cs dash when tbey withio less than hundred
yards Tbegepar had 70 and only ssssd from
capture by the fire the fussrs The CossHcks boiled
The nsr blood split il this campaign that of poor
boy, srstjee, who wounoed il the loot BY the
voley which dsloJged them. Hesut,me swsrma of
bosts putting off from various chips TO carry
the English tfot ps 70 land
The liz b, division go shore very speedily and were
all landed, with toe exception Of few compsnrs In
hour. Tbe Hlst division landed simultaneously with
PORTION o. their friends Of the leading division the Duke
Of Cambridge and bis staff being early the beach, With
their and the Brgsdisrs ar Campbell and Major
As each regiment lanoed the brigade formsd con-
guour columns 1t quarter distance-the Hight division
on hs left the frat division the next and 50 on 10 order
the whole Of the light Of the drst division had
La ded Sir de lacy Evans got shore with his stat
about half past ten By eleven the rifles fusihsn
had been spected, and marching from the left Of
the le along the front OF the other regiments towards
cliff. Passing BY the pcke's ana seatiss which had
betn placed outpost duty by sir Georgs Brown and
marching straight over the plain ioand By twelve
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bed but short time before only by he ssaEul and
wiidfcw, was swarmiDg with liie From ons extremity
TO other bayoDets gsteped aud coats End orus
mounted shakos Cleaned In solid masses.
CONDUCT OF THE BLUE JACKETS.
The mir was hi'ed with our English speech, and the
hum Of vcices, mingled sith loud Of command,
.B'ii' to Tom" of sPat 10 rand, ;" add an o,.
css'onsl shout Of laughter. Very amusing wss II to
cutter, pulled by eight twelve sailors with paddle
box boat a.t or Turkish pinnace in tow (ths latter
purchased Tor the service .ould come aoossdo tae
smbsrkaton The officers of company Arst de.
seer died. each in full dress Over his ehouldsr
slIs his haveraci containing WIS. hal been, II
underwent the process OF cooking, AZ pounds Of salt
mtat, and bub Of biscuit OF tina me weight
This his ration for three days Eesioes this each
hoop round his body, woocen csnteen hold water.
small ration Of spirits, whatever change uucsrcl,th
IN most instances revolver Each private his
biapfet and eTeatcoat strepped into kind of KNAPP
shirt and, ut the request Of the men theuselves,
forage cap he ALEC carried his water and the
came Iatons a. the oicer portion OF the msss cook
touch box and City ,oupc Of bad csttrde for kinis
and sixty rornes 81 smooth bore arms. As each man
him along tenderly from rung to rung till he was safe in
the boat took his 6reock and slowed away removed
HIM on the back sno told him Dos to b. aferea on the
wster treated 1.-The scjer In fact, In very kind
tender way, az though he were large but not
OF on accountand did Ill quickly that tho large
Iaede box boats, obtaining 100 filed 10 i've
ing her however, in charge Of careful vain, and
the some attention was paid to getiir the seer"
shore to1t vas cvnesd IN &C. ting him inc the boat TIE
~ the bows, and banding each man and his seeoutre
nents down the plank 70 the single, fr fes- he'd
than blue jsckets-especialy they With horses
and artillery, and their delight at having horse to
hold to rat all to themselves exec ssve When
the gun carriages stuck the shpee half dozen
hercus IN seamen rushed at the wheels, and, with .
..sse way, ny laSssn tose. soon syoksA II out
justice to the willing labor o. these GINS fellows
They never relaxed tier efforts long horse
Of the expedition remained 10 be lapoed and many Of
them, officers ss wen a. men, were twenty four hours
in ~ cir boats
DESTRUCTION OF ONE OF THE RUSSIAN CAMPS.
AZ ore O'Clock ost Of the regiments OF the light dvi
sion had moved of the he ,ch the hill, and
The coontry towards viisee. which the ADVANCE
battalion Of the rife brigade led the way the
advance with cloud Of skrishsrs and the other reg
ments followed in order Of Their seniority, the artillery
under Captain anderson bring up tbs By this
time the rain began TO fall pretty heavily and the wind
rose a. TO send little surf the beach The Duke
dvision next ia order, and Of staff officers who
ought 70 have been mounted marched foot their
While the troops were d,semharhpe one OF the recon
NOTHING steamers returned with the Of Russisn
camp situate tho beach about eight miles south Of
and the vesuviua In company With three French steam
At proceeded the spot indicated They found
Q camp OF about c00 men for med ct miles dstancs
from the sea. The steamers cpered 6re viii shell 1t
5000 yards The French shells burst in the air. fell
short Tho Fury and vesuvius little success
full, but the samson pitched ahsn after she right in
among the tsnts knocking them right and left and
driving the soldery In svArus out Of thu camp which
waa destroyed after less than hours firing
DAsHN0 FEAT.
have heard Of dashiDg thing thing done by soma Of
the It'll and the Rides. who among the earliest
rivals On reaching the ring ground they observed vs
Russian bullock wagons guarded BY some Cossscks In
tho distance they immedasey gave chase, and the
envy ct Hed without striking . blow loosng
round they dozen 81 small distance, which
they captured In lie manner, making in al 81 Wagons,
containing four 166 and sx camsls These solsa
pmo Of the war probably the baggage wagons Of
the Russians rstreatiDg ON Sebsstotol
THE PTRsr nYv0uAc.
No tents sent shore partly because there had
been time to land thsm parity bscause there
certainty Of being able 70 dnd carriage for tosm
the wind rose and the rain fen fhs shower INCREASED
In vo'enss shout midnight and say In the morug the