The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

who made most brilliant debut at the BATHS OF the
grievous injury. During the time that the
OF his division were endeayoTn to dslodge the Russian
sharpshooters bali directed against line struck
the ground few huntred steps from the Prince, and
bounding on, took the direction togsrds him. Gensra
Thomas luckily the bali, and seeing the direction 1t
WAS abaut to take had tine to cry out, Fate care
s" 9hs Prince turned his bors. rapidly on ene side
and the ball broke the veg OF onsne,dm Leblanc who
standing behind Leblanc has since besn Obliged
70 sui init to have the limb amputatsd
SCENES AFTER THE BATTLE.
1t wss y tie rbls and csenins sight 10 60 over the
battle field. Till Dc prysi OF my by snce shot
rode about ascertain as far as possible the loss Of
our friends, ard in doing 30 vas often brought to
ssndstil b. the dfculy OF getting through tbs piles Of
wounded Russians, nnelsd too often With poor
soldiers The hills OF Greenwi:n Park Ia fair time are
not dsnlely covered yiLh human beings III
the heights OF tue AIM. with dead and dying these
blaosy mounds fell 2 90 English ON csrs and nen snd
upwe Of eco husians vhs Lsi- westsrn eItrsry
covered witb the bodies Of 400 gallant Ffencbmsc
and OF mure thaa 3oto Of their foe,
when LORD Raglan and his stat aud thu Duke of Cam.
tri6gt rode round to the top Of tho hill the troops
ehsefed them with thrilling edeca shout OF victory
shich never can % forgotten The eneny, VAC we're
"a 1t rolled ucDg the hills Oar men had nsesd dons
their work well Tor the action vhon commenced IS
our part, was over at about r. ~ Ia fact the
usl clcss continuous fighting did GOT las. two hours
ATROCITIES COMMITTED AFTER THE VICTORY.
Many Of the Russians were slot three or four
places few Of them had only wound. They seemed
TO have general IDEA .hst they would be murdered
and several dsperabe events TOOK place ia
As our nfn were psssr by tvo or thrse Of than
shot or stabbed by men lyirg the groaud aud the
CRY was raied that the wouudsd Russisns firing
on our men, There Is story, indeed that ono officer
wss seNsrey Injured BY man to whom hs vas in I'll.
very act Of administering succc- as he sy In agony
the ncid be this as cay, there at time anssr
ch nse OF massacre taking phase; but the men were
soon CT ptroisj aud confined themselves 10 tbs 2ays
which always takes place battle field Ocs vilisn
with rel coat bis back regret 70 gay, 60 mp
to wcur ded Russisn Who was rolling on tho
eprth in the OF the 9TH regiment, and be.
fore We could say word he discae-ssd bis rias
right through the wrstched treasures brsias
Colonel Yea rode 1t him TO cut him icsn but tbs fellow
excuesd himself By declaring tbs Russian going 20
shoot him. This was tbs hiuss act OF iohumany
av psrPetssted by tis army aushs5 Win victory snd
animated ~ angry passions. although the wounded
emmy bad urquestionably andAogsfsd sheir igss By
sctstf fsrocieus oily Many Of the Russians bad snail
cross Is ard chAs fastened nd tbssr nec Several
were found with Korsps In their kaspsaessrost pro
badly recruits from the Ksssn Tarsars Many ot tbs
ccss bad portraits of wives msttessss OF riDthera
listers, inside their oosts rhs p-iyatts wore the
little money they poAss,ssd % purses fsstetes belor
their let knees All the mt3 IN l1sis sagcr esArsn
the mDaey, often causes the wounded painful spsrs
heoss00s tdss thy about - destroy them las,
rs al all tdsle poss wssSsaes al In sssA Azs11
Good be ioos to hap taen Tbs gcsAos, ;hs ys1s ,sa