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Washington telegraph., 1855-08-01
ODE TO LAMB

Hind quarters of the type of innocence.
Whether with peas and mint must dispense.
Or 90 the train, blasphemiag the expense,
And thus enjoy thee in the fullest sense
That Is the question
Rear section of young mutton. tender food,
Just in the dawn of grass-fed juicy-hood;
Dainties Ike thee should not be served up nude
But tgraced with all the trimmings understood
To help digestion.
Then boil the peas, the fragrant mint prepare.
Be thou rare pint, nor Over-done. nor rare;
Concoct the gravy with exceeding care:
When all is ready, serve-I shall be there.
/ always am
Insipient sheepmea.- when on thee dine,
Hot be the plates and icy cold the wine;
Three slices midway of the leg be mine;
Then put the rest away-for very fine
Is cold roast lamb " 7. Leader
Washington telegraph., 1855-08-01

They have in Germany small green
frog, termed by them the leaf frog which,
when caught, is placed in glass jar partly
filed with water, and steps erected on which
the little chap sits. If the weather is to be
clear and fine. be reclines on the upper step,
but if storm is approaching he goes down
part way, and if the storm is to be severe
one, he goes to the bottom. He is seldom
more than an inch or an inch and a hall
long, and his rations consist of one fly pei
day
Washington telegraph., 1855-08-01

4 Vermont editor enumerates a long list
Of annoyances and grievances, and winds up
rs follows
Il was vexed, too, at painter who had
been paid in advance to paint me sign;
but he must go a-sailing in the bay on Sun
day and get drowned, just as like as not on
my money-any yhow, he died. and made no
sign l-
Washington telegraph., 1855-08-01

Dobbs says he would have died of chole-
ra in June, if it hadn't been for one thing
the Doctors gave him up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04

quain,snce with the eldest daughter O. he oassr
" who is bereafter 20 become HE wife, Tia msrrisre
"s fxed on between tie parents, but s:n not ,afe
place for the present, owing to The yoG:h Of tho
Price
NJ Rci,y of Paris deposited IN the grea, r.AiS,.
Con, at Paris, on the e9d Angus, where wa uspeced
by the Queen and Prince Albert, q tiaepie q mAic
entirely Of clay. Al the works, plates, coss. sad
wheels made Of aluminium and NJ. Roby be.ievcs
that IS much better for these purposes than the metals
generally employed IL Is much lighter, do. no, NJ.
guire so UGH power 70 conduct the whces and
therefore. with hesvy balar &c, viii obtain better
resut Of pgulority. II Is very bard and sTOJth when
han mered and the friction will be reduced to slmos;
Io'hug.
p An American gentleman on bis tour through coune-
nara, s'oppug a, Cars Hoscl, Ch!deD, took fancy
10 tie kitchcn.maid Of tha hotel aui Re 81 oace said
she should be bis wife. Whcn the matter vas com ns-
pcated 10 Mr.. Cam he got the matter arranged. On
Tuesday, tie bride and Bridegroom, with Nc. John
Carr and Miss Bridget Bouike as Their fnonds, went
TO TIE psnh chapel, aud the bridegroom, VI. Murray,
was there united Marcy Joyce ia the bonds o. us-
rimcny by the Rev. p. McManus. T.. p.
A singular phenomenon was lately remarh ii u Bne.
nets, the frontier Of Switzerland. AbJu. half 80
hour before sunset yriads of secs supposed - DO
winged ants were seen TO rise from the banks Of Ae
Doubs in dark triangular sSarms, and 10 dy SOUTH
ward, occupying space Of nearly league in eseu,.
They were suit GENTLY pact to intercept tue view Of
the country at intervals y SIMILAR phenonenoa was
observed rear raris on the Goth Of May is only the
insects were seen 10 ny IN cointns nsthu ot tiang&
In the beginning OF the month OF October ths King
OF Prussia Wss 70 proceed to Cologne to lsy thetognd
alton. stone Of permanent briege across he Rhine
which is 10 supoIsode The present Ticke;y bridge Of
bOats
Experiments were na6e at Vienna ON Sept. IL as 10
the possibility Of forwarding Geographic messages IN
opposite drcCtions by Of the 2ame toler apac
wire They are said to have been completely sue cess'
ful.
AT Warsaw Prince Gorchakotf has been earicaturcd
His hken. - Vac autographed thusi tTom one corner
of bis mouth issued orders from another counter.
" or'crs.' while upon his hclm, Is he word dis
order" |: is not oiien that Russiars, ard s;ll lee
Poles dare venture 10 act in this way.
An association was form, a. Munich seyera, mouths
$50 BY some nobemen, for the purpose % favoiag
tie cresiion of snised estates belonging 10 noble
men rceucod 10 comparative by misfortune aud,
in short fer keeping up their position, M ne aud in
hutn 'ts BIZ every possible inoaDs.
II is said tbat railway between Boulognc and Calais
is in contemplation, and that all the preliminary sur.
veys Rave been completed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04
AUSTRIA.

CONGRATULATIONS AND NEGOTIATIONS.
So soop as the Emperor received the things of tie
capture Of Sevssiopo lie ordered his representatives
at the Engsh and Freoch Courts 70 present his warm
e.. congratulations to Queen Victoria and the Emperor
Napoleon
Tie Vienna papers are discussing and rec ommeud-
ing the rerewa of peace regulations, the time hav
ing in rteir view, arrived for Austria to appear again
as mediator. The FranJort Post Gazette positive
" states tina: fresh Tote viii be sent to Russia
through the medium of Austria, in which the demands
OF TIE Allied Powers will be once more explicitly
stated, and the proposition made for reOpeping negO
tiations on this basis. Should Russia 10: accep. this
proposition the Military Convention between Austria
aid the Western Powers viii be Immediately ratified.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04
GREAT BRITAIN.

IL domestic affairs there scarcely any events OF
inieI est 10 notice. The Queen, Prince Albert and
Their family are still in the Highlands, where Prince
Frederic William of Prussa-who the gossips cay is
song 10 marry the Princess Royals visiting.
The British Association have been holding their An
pua Meeting at Glasgow under the Pre- idency Of the
Duke OF Argyle. The proceeding closed on Thursday
evening and the assembl, is described as one Of the
most brilliant and successful in the annals of the So
ci.ty.
There were great rejOicngs in Liverpool and the
towr on Thursdsy, tle 2Oh the anniversary of the
battle of the Alma. There was immense deal Of
gIumbliDg that the American vessels in the Mersey
did OF participate in the display OF flags, but it was
sui qutntly found that this was net occasoned oy
ary want of symps n.y. but was done as mark of re-
spect 10 deceased Captain, well known and much
esteemed, Cspf. Hooper Of the William Penn.
The authorities in Eogland as in Frame, are stu
busted With the dispatch OF soldiers and war material
for the Crimea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04
ITALY.

The following is q proclamation or manifest issued
by Mazzni to the Neapolitans. il purpors to be id
dresstd to the young men Of Naples, and dated the
3lst of August;
"BRoTHERs! What ought l to say 10 you Ny
word can be but enc. When the bsstonede becomes
the Ia of country-when abroad the Italian exile can
not look an enemy in the face without reading there
deision, or friend without perceiying pty-he IS
lu.ewuIm citizen who remains silent, coward who
breaches resignation and wretch who indie stes as
means of safety only the wiles of foreign courts. You
have had wretched and cowardy advisers. There re-
mains lot one-hanks 10 the tyranny which 0pprt
,ou-'O whom it is permitted to address you a single
word which is verify Of Italy and OF you. address
that word to You. With thrill of shame, grief and
Indignation in my very SOUL | make tsat appeal to
you which all who have at heart your honor and the
future of Italy must feel. II you do not rise in arms
sgainst the foul and debauched domination which is
upon you-if instruction in the Of Italy and OF
the nations sovereignty does not become your only
thought the ruling idea the fever and the fury OF your
minds-theD inceed, the country is lost for many
long year. and all Europe will point az you as COW
ards, who deserve the slavery which degrac YOU.
No. l an aware that you are not towards. You
have proved II TO your country and 10 Europe on all
OCCASIONS when not led astray by false doctrines
pon6cllusioDs you followed the impulse OF the heart
arc the noble and generous tendon cies OF character
powerful and energetic as your Own volcanic soil.
France still rsDenters the hrdor with which the pop
ulaifvn OF your city flung bsex the fsg which
presented 70 you enc.rcled with foren 5yoaeis, snd
rose il eiL1s nore thar hs. century ago, oga.os.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04
RUSSIA.
4 The y. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence VI Ahc ~ l. iHpunt'
ST. PETERSBURG, Thursday, Sept. ~, lsjJ.
General Bbikotf, the Home Minister, is dismissed
for his opposition to the emancipation Of the ser and
Lansksi is appointed in bis stead.
General Count Orloff has just received the po. trait
Of the late Emperor and that of the present Gar to
be worn on bis breast. This is the hgkes. distinction
which cen be given to a Russian subject. Prince
Wokouski and Prince Psskiewitch have hitherto been
the only Russian digntares possessing this mark Of
Imperial favor.
1hoee who remembe: how in 1919 people received
the Of the capture of Moscow, see nothing like it
in the sentiments with which the fall Of Seyastopol
regarded. Russia is not an Achilles, who must die
wounded in The heel On the 9Th Of September, during
the bombaIdment, we lost moro men than the pext
day. This loss was 900, killed and wounded.
We are rather disappointed at the attitude OF Aus
tia which, after the fall Of Sevastopol, declares it
will remain true 10 the treaty Of December p Yet the
better for u.s. an open enemy is to be preferred to
false friend. Austrias ireashery will bring worse
fruits to itself than 10 US.
We are in want Of salt and sugar, but We have
powder and nop, and they must kill three millions OF
Russians before they shall humble US. The war is now
b. ginning; and until you hear of the capture Of Pere-
kop, don't consider the Crimea as lost for US.
At las. the Guards ordered to the seat Of war.
Petersburg rs gay ever, and we cannot say tia.
We dance on a volcano.
We shal, however, for the present, have no IT.
Dtpms. We leave this to our enemies. Ckacna u
son tour.
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Richardson, Spence * Co.'s Circular.

Per PdcifGl LFsRP0oI, Friday osis' - 100
With q ooniinueDcs Of foe estber, and DEB mE.-
Lonion Monday We s,ve 20 sport soloT hst - -
trade Wheat AZ tuesday ms net there was AZ - a.
s1ce Of buyers several having rom dssnes ~,
pscfstioD OF purchasing 20 reduc ion smlAr 70 s 20
isne viz: Z quarter. To this no dcrs were DC vi rssy
uii .rd any sales nisde Cf the liner quihies ger.
tLdtys des; inf rioT oeseit mons -, Ikf.
boosht 81 81 70 "a y 20 cheaper In fLoVa 80 "A
viii oot change In p,iee I,piAS CORs qu,eE at psD"
liked, bGT a IeGucon If sd. 10 30. quAitef
AZ TO DAYS ma Get .hers yrly n 1de,n y Sg,o
10 deis Of HEAT we're frm. AID ffii ousines
T1e5dsys lsies FLOUR u good ceDandi AsS.J tsns
y sack ESQ beng IN sODe instances, 80 ~
Corn sgain ratler eAsef 70 bnyj some safes OF w.,
Le,, made Al b 6 10 % Today quotitons n a. ,tA
Nv, Ims i.sn Rcd 4 10 n 81 White ~ fbH 20.
!, b,rr,i In.ian Corn Yellow 50 10 SO 81 MIsd - 80
BsTy-The delay Ia publthiOr the usual oossslns,
tr.et led 20 rhe belief that they nsd sufficient for
neEt; but n hes .sst appeared, though the eres
viz; s(oO ZEE sLl 100 bbls. Thi- has Hpnted ~'
10 tie q ace rEoss however are nn altered ,,.r "
PoEK-In ccuselueLce Of the OoyernmeN 80, vs<fs
2Srt tc, and - tt ibis holders have sdvancee ,ss
but buyo.s Ill pu ebsse only what hey 10
B.coS hss s6id at farther advanced rats, AIa
lsl. ,,, o,..5, - -
LARD Is in improved demand; sales amount 70 I'e''
T,Iow "A le. active and prices show az do.n~s - -
RosIy In gfol demand fully 100" 'osa' hs'S w
the srot and to arrive, 81 iiSa4h
BAsK-No inquiry: ,.t. 1911 .to.,l las.S
CoTToxIbe market ~ the enj q sst wees e49s rss
, Hcn5sx he ees eey ed the Fsei1c 0 msA6S
90, So,fhern pors had the srect Of depressns .,
frtI1r ,ef, general desire % sell wes
Iefioa on -ctlrdsyis rates OF -. 10 WIZ "a -
'r.'ns an va, united lie aen j. The same srAS', ="
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04
FGEEIGN MISCELLANY.

The venerable Alexander Humboldt celebrated biz
eighty sixth birthday the l4h and this in the fun
enjoyment OF all his intellectual powers.
The Spa Of Baden, the most fayorite resort Of the
inhabitants Of Vienna during the simmer months has
been visited by the cholera with such extraordinary
violence that nearly all its visions have lied rom toe
place, which almost resembles deserted town.
Among he victims who have fallen IS az Austrian
officer OF great reputation for skil and b~very Dear
rg TIE nsme Of Capt. CzechoviDi
4 WATERPROOF. of des.ructiw character occurred
LEAR Masling, 10 Germany, "a sep. >. prages,
mills ard houses were destro@o lciS axe nun ~
TO so persons missing, and persons have already
been found drowned. :,
According to The Lee Mercury, Col. Rswhuson
has inst OH covered amor the ruins of accent Baby
lon az txter sye library Lot, indeed, printed on paper;
but imp,tssed on bake, Notwithstanding mauy and
yolun II GUS treatises on astronomy, mathematics,
cLnoIog, and severa other most important branches
of kuowleJge IheS reatises contain facts and ersu
ments which, in his PiDion. will have small oper-
alton on the study the sciences 70 which they relate,
and. indeed ON aost every branch of learning, and
which throw grfr. light upon Biblical history and
criticism and ihc history OF our race
A letter from tenin says: " Prince frederick VII.
liam son OF 20 Prince OF Prussia, mas LEFT this ely
TO paw yisI 20 the Ql,an OF tn-io ID &: BllnoraI
"Csste. Ihot,eSt Of f,s Vis.t ). 20 rgaew ts a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04
THE LATEST.
ny TELEGRAPH IRON IosDos TO LIVERPOOL
Loypoy, Saturday, Sept 1880 P. N.


Loypoy, Saturday, Sept 22-2:9o P. N.
The mesere rpor. Of Gen. Simpson 90 he gres' a.
fsi, of the eth occa.ionea the second edition Of The
TINES and Daily ser' to be looked ist with interest
To- dsy bat :ho.e journals sPPesred ~:hou; say 'm-
mr, iestion from their special correspondents IN the
Crimes,
There is no news today,
The Paris correspondent of The TiTses re9es<
Cona ds-;he Vienna correspondence does the same.
Ore of the Vienna journals gives an order OF the day.
alleged 10 have been issued by Gorchskoff after his
def at on August 49, but at Vienna they manufacture
spurious documents and in diligence. and pretended
order Of The day probably emanstss from the s.m,
quarter e. the ODE which the Primes was compelled
utterly to disavow.
The Cologne Gazette col tains an importan. runor.
Baron Prokesh lit says has arrived at Paris; he is the
bearer of The proposition OF an ainatum which Aus
tia, if the Western Powers viii agree to it. is willing
to send to 81, Petersburg. Should R1ssis decline II
accept il, Austria is wiling 70 declare wa.
Loypos PRoDucE HARKET-Satu dsy -There lie no
thing Of ibiere.t passing to-day in Colonial Produce.
Tal.ow is firm st 81 on the spot, 81 81 70. De-
ctmber and January, 81 last three months delivery,
l6s casks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04
Brown. sh,pIey x Co... Circular.

Per Pacific. LIVERPOOL, Friday, sep. ~, ~
This the dullsit week In COTToS that ba hcfs
peenced time past sadd-n advance ia The e
money having created easness and g'es snuS{
sizs equal discrimination the part Of Tho uses
purchase only for their idnediae Prices have 90
way ID y H. the business OF the week ending laa Usnnl
rot eding nc ba Of which 800 sp cuae ~
$50 20 exporters To-day the sales egimate AZ 500 49,
the sIket closing heavily AZ The GLOWING goota,iJns 80
Fair Orleans, 90. Fair Mobiles, sd far plandsf
hiiddling...63lG Do..........5 tic Do..,...,.S
Ordinary to good ordinary, ;la'a Inferior, i05d
The sock OF Cotton 10 this port Is 5,7 600 bales ~ 90 ~
fmtcsD. Same time Last year, $4,000 bales IS de ~
American. IrpoTt ior the week, 81 800 bsesi $3.50 bsss
AmSIssD. w..
la srche.ter Luspess has been very gloomy ADD rSs
have oven wsy ID n with very ioe DUNG 10 Oooos ~
LouiLal quotations 0i ia,t week. -.
The BoNEY p,uet continues very tight, 'Dd ilie'Fe
81 the tLt rates fsr good paper -.
he weather Il eantifi, ard the CORN MARKERS sHe 49,
much eh,uge WHEAT good demand AZ u 10 pnea ~
las, circular with hut i,,le doing m FLOUR add iNosv1
AZ the following q1c,sfons VIZ: White WHEAT, ~ S3s
Red 10 tQIlG; Western Canal fioUP ioi al Phiss.fn
Al d42i Ohio ~ n 49, Car ala s9i1t0l sonf, eyx
bbl. lite INDIAN CORS, Hi is low, ~ o1Sj alss"
80 quarter. ,,.nk NJ
AZ L3ai7P est Tor common quality. LitLe sRn r.
FFSTNE ID, trsusaoiions for tie seek being n5ited "
ofctInmon arsiify aS cWt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04
RUSSIAN DISPATCHES.

TIE IMPERoR's ADDRESS Te' THE ARMY.
In an order Of the day to the army communicating
the fall of Sew asopo his Msesty tn aaks the garrison
for Il bravery they have displayed in defending the
stronghold Of Sevastopol to the very last and declares
that LIE convinced that all the troopsof heempre
ready to follow their example In sacrificing life AID
everything for the sake ofproiectpg the religion the
honor and the independence Of Russia Tbs Emperor
add. that he still relies with confidence upon the firm
ness ard courage of his faithful aud attached so-
d,rs to Iepel every future hostile attempt to violate
the city Of the Rassisn territory, While he excuses
the abandonment. Of the southern portion Of asopo
by saying that there is line which is impossible
even TO heroes. This dispatch is dated St Peters
burg, Sept. IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04

thu eAusrs and effects connected with that devei-
eminent. would have been Ike hrebrand throup
into the Congress; and every time the subject was
broadhed the official representative from Austria
(by preconcerted agreement) arose and gseged
the discussion Thus the Congress- although largely
attended by scientific men from all nations, was
passing of without interest or usefulness, When on
the third day, Mr.. George Sumner OF Boston arose
in one of the committee rooms IN the presence OF
thirty members, and, in speech oil some length,
denounced the Congress as gagged, useless and
unu eanipR assembly, unworthy of scientific France
and the great renown of the country in which it
Vas held He compared it to one of those ancient
Parliaments which convened once year to approve
and sign laws which had been already prepared for
il by royal hands. Mr.. Summers speech produced
great sensation and was the only marked event OF
the Congress but it made no change In the current
of affairs. and the session terminated have al
ready said without recording anything of interest
or of real value TO the world.
The Com question il described as assn min, a very
serious aspect Since tho rise in bread on Sunday last
there has been considerable agitation in many quarters
of Paris and il is thought that the Government will
eel it ssary TO go back to the old tariff, and TO
continue, st whatever sacrifices to make up the differ
lee TO The bakers. According TO The Times cores
spondeRt PROJECT is spoken Of for an additional
cer time on several indirect taxes to provide fund for
the purpose.
The exhibition is to remain open until the 2jh No.
vember.
The health of the Empress il improved and she is
going on favorsbly.
The Emperor had grand audience on the nth a. the
Tueries ncluc the mcnbsrs of the Statistical Con-
gress the Popes NuDcio, number of foreign ambas-
sadors and Add ell scer, who is stated 20 have been
"quite overcome with gratitude to his benefactor.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04
DENMARK.
THE SOEND DIES.

A letter from Berlin of the 5th says: We arc in.
form ed by the Correspondents Bureau that the Russian
Government has undertaken TO mediate between Den.
ma and the United States the subject OF the Sound
Dues, and already given the Danish Govern pent the
that the Americans will not proceed TO any
exremties in the matter before the close of the East
ern crisis. Should no defnive adjustment be arrived
at beiore the expiration of the treaty, temporary
ement is TO be agreed TO, postponing fnol settle
melt till period favorable to the consideration
of commercial interest. The same authority states
that neg citations going there between the Rus
sian and American Ministers with every prospect Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04
THE RvMORED RUSSIAN RETREAT.

The Gazette dc Prasse the organ Of the Russian
patty at Der in, publishes the following contradiction
of the report from Vienna containing the retreat of the
Russian army upon Perekop:
"The Gazette des P0rtes and the Gd:et6 dANe-
magne du Nord amour ce that Prince Gorchakof has
received a dispatch from Warsaw, stating that the
Russian corps of Bakshiserai has commenced a re-
trograde movement upon Perekop. We can affirm in
the most positive that this is piece OF false
news"
Reports have been in circulation in England that
the Russians had evacuated the north Of Sevastopo
ard were retreating in the direction of Paekop; but
these reports want confirmation. Though there is a
good deal of discussion in the papers on the subject
there is no decisive information to the next move Of
the allied Generals. The Morning Post Ministerial
paper states that, nom the best information it pos
sesses, Prince Gorchskofi army at the north will
soon he destitute of provisions. The Post also be-
eyes that the Allies fully capable of attacking
and defeating General Lipranhs forces on the Cher.
nays.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04
Shope r. vas killed yesterday in he batteries y
A round shot. He wss brave and much "a

Shope r. A., vas kied yesterday IN he batterles y
. round shot. He wss brave and much-es'ee""
sfhceY. r.,
regret TO have 10 record s,so the desth o. Ssps.
Buckley Scots Fusileer Guards, VINO shot tnrouso
the heart az be posting hs eentres: Inns geoan.
Young officer wss sho: thou, the neck al Alma oat
did not 90 home. He was most proniaog yong
officer The firing continued ss before al toe sneuy
seemed greatly distressed. They a-e srenethenins
their rostion on the Beibek, ard evince ahposuon
10 rely on the north side. However, they have lase
masses Of men in the town. The bomoAument wac
renewed and lasted all night ,,
SYpr The cannona5e was resumed at dayoreaA,
The hiermaA batteries firing briskly. council OF
s,ers was beId to-day headquarters the SICK were
clesred ont of the feld-hesptals, and II graduAhy
oozea out that the assault would take place to-n9ow
AZ ~ O'Clock. The firing was tremendous oil aay Dus
cou6s of oust which high wind from the north dried
INTO our faces rendered view Of the place impossible;
About 3 o'clock q two-decker was Set on nre and
brrnt all nieht A steamer lowed other vessels near
her awsy TO the dockyard harbor, but the nnes OF
uen.ofwar are stD intact. Flames broke out oenIuu
the Redan in the afternoon. The bombardmen' gas
renewed at dusk. A Sandman corps v as marcoso az
10 reinforce the French. There was hceVy
in the town at IL o'clock p. VI. The men an taks &c
Iours proyisops cooked into the hencnes VIII 'nein
Nothing is known of the plan of attack:
SgpT. 2, II A. NAL corners from balaklaVa ana
be rear of the cam iare stopped by line OF senries
Ano er liz OF sentTes in front prevents any one go
pg as far ss Cathcsrts Hill the picket, houses ex-
CO pt staff officers OF men on duty The fire IS e1eeei-
ipsly leavy. The assault takes place a. no9n- Inc
9Th Division is now under arms