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


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,es, e, F, ~ pieos' Wncn naa tne
was such as to elicit The adm;raiion of ,ha
| .nd ssto dessrva the shanI nf s.. ~ my any
IN ,ha, b,ood, s.s p, a, " sse.y man engasea
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nnld ne ,a, no. sse wnere 70 GO Iaey
Sau ~. ~. .olI "no. .le 1ucny WcIST-lIom "hat
| side tney were coming, ana where goingto
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h. nnIs .rJusL lug! tn.IA ssaaooy ousnss ald tnofny
;,a s,,e.1r .a anu tne
man wound from =. enemv who.sy ~ noSan os
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ou,y lHla'ea fhan oy M e fa1'e VI muskeIry ana tne
| 1uSn 81 " - JAN anr Hn sneIi. ~,
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Viii; wniSn " a. o..naans 'neH; wnno Pol.aonso VI eae
,o.; s.. .s..s lns ,ui., weie
whaIn,;na gorcs rode Son ;r.e the h;.h
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.hey were engsget 70, 70 rp,,y men ns perGefeo al
o "a .,.o ..e .n au nu, saIu
a. 20 L; =. @ ,;, ~ S III. " ono
ad h,, ms ~. II. nd :.
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- '.d oui i .a', d george
| a.. IS h1. r.ssa ta-. - - y r p5es.s' " 81,
from" ii. borss close 10 The Rnss;sn cossmrs 10 TSs
| Ill LIZ ~ q. 49,; ~ , ..o .I.sAL gIn.
;e.i nau a. IN Io.s ssr ra.uv rha, sre -, .no
and bavonetted on both sides and won IN cir esne.
| rate wsv nm the hill. with diminished ranta sra
the loss of near 500 men. Sir Georee Cafhcsrt,s
hodv WAS afterwards recovered VIII, T hrilef
wound in the head, and three bayonet wounds 10
the BODY. --s~l
In This struople where the Rnssians fought With
the greatest ferocitv and bayonetted the wounded
as thew fell Col Swvpy of the SD most gallant
and other officers. whose names will he found in
the Gazette. met their death. and Brirader Goldie
Of the 57th regiment, received the wounds of which
he has since died The conflict on the right was equal
" uncertain, and equally bloody. In the light dvi
son the 85h got far into the front that they were
surrounded and put into utter confusion when four
companies of the 77th under Msjor Straton charged
the Russians, broke then and relieved their com
rades.
The fight had not long commenced, ere it was
tevident that the Russians had receivedd orders to
fire at all mounted Offices. Sir g. Brown was struck
| by q shot which went through his arm and struck
bis side. ! saw with regret his pale and stern1y
4 composed face as his body was borne by me on q
litter early in the day, his white hair fickering in
the breeze for knew that we had lost the services
of good soldier that day. Further to the right
contest. the like of which, perhaps, never took
place before was going on between the Guards and
dense columns of Russian infantry of FIVE times
their number The Guards had charged them and
driven them back, when they perceived that tn G
Russians had ou,ha anked them Ess
They were out OF ammunition too They were
uncertain whether there were friends or foes In the
/ rear. They had no support, no reserve and they
were fighting with the bayonet against an enemy