The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-06-02

the volunteers behaved well during the march and skr
mishes aud well spoken Of by the officers OF the army
presume the troops again in the field The report
81 Cot Fauntleroy brought express To headquarters
by Lieut. Magruder adiuant TO the colonel commanding
and who bad the satisfaction Of capturing an Indian with
bis own hands after wounding him severely"
About the sh Of April party Of Utah Indians 20 or
80 in number attacked ranch the Puerco river and
killed men, and wounded three who afterwards es-
capped They supposed to have been concerned in other
acts Of hostility.
Gen Garland has sent an expedition under command Of
Major Carleton 10 establish military post the Benio
lie had arrived there and gives enthusiastic description
OF the country He in expectation Of being Joined
By other troops under Col Miles
Ar. Quinn and party who started for California In Feb
runry with about fifteen thousand sheep have
Taos They turned back by the Indians who forbade
them from passing through their territory. They
about 1000 sheep in all, of them stolen by the In
dams, and Others died on the way.
RAILROAD ExcuRsros.-An immense number Of invited
guests from Chicago and abroad started on Thursday
morning for Burlington Iowa. on grand excursion in
honor Of the completion of the Chicago Burlington and
Quincy railroad TO that place
RusAwAY mARRlAeE--Ass Mary Marble, eldest daugh-
Of the late Dan Marble the eccentric comedian was
married at Chicago the 7th ul, young actor named
Myers The marriage was runaway affair
CHOLERA NEW oRLEAss--The New Orleans papers of
the 10th u record several very sudden deaths from chol
Mons GODDARD, the celebrated aeronaut who was
alive and well the night of the 25th was corpse the
neat morning
PRoyDEp LAsT.--James Acheler of New York
alias Mcfarland alias Tom Hyer tried Petersburg
Virginia Tuesday for stealing $500 from the house Of
Messrs Boles Cooes in March last and sentenced to
two years in the penentary 1t appears that after the
robbery he quite DASH representing himself different
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cousin Of Father Gavaz, and a nephew Of Marquis
Lafayette.
THE PHLADEIPmA yAyY-YARD.-The Philadelphia navy
yard says the Ledger presents active of indus
try The seam-rigate Wabash the stocks and exer
tons being made have her aoat and equipped by
The number of workshops in the yard having
been found insufficient two in Of
struction and they nearly completed Large quanti
ties of shpstuF hand and is constantly
irving.
GRAND REVIEW OF THE French ARMY-As IMPOSING
sPEcrAcLE-The regular correspondent Of the London
Times has recently furnished brilliant description OF
imposing spectaelebeng nothing less than grand
review Of the French army by Gen Canrobert W. make
the following extracts:
The monotony of the camp was relieved to-day by one
Of the grandes military ectaces i has ever been the lot
of Of TO witness The whole of General Bosquets
army of observation consisting Of As battaons OF infantry
two regiments OF heavy Dragons and regiments OF
Chasscurs dAirique together with numerous and we'll
appointed field artillery numbering 60 pieces reviewed
by Gen Canrobert, who accompanied by large and
brilliant staff, BY several English generals and BY inn
field Of our officers The inspection took place on
the ridge which forms the natural defence of the plateau on
which the allies encamped and the troops took ground
from the point Of it opposite the first Russian battery
Inkermann TO the heights above the scene Of the battle
of Balaklava the 25th of October. At and half
o'clock the black columns of French infantry formed in
front Of the white fields of canvas sreaked the plain
at,}
from their various camps with the of the bright
reflected from their arms, and the clash of their bands fill
ing the air with the of operas For the space of
four five miles they could be eonvergng and draw
ing up regiment after regimen, the extended ridge till
they formed solid WALL living yet mooness GROWING
its summit The ground limited contain such
body of in The deHse manner in which :he
were formed, aai there double wall created
the arrival Of fresh regiments The greater part Of the lit
tie army must have been visible the Russians the
heights the Tchernaya, and to the Cossacks the
redoubt and Canrohert bill III the valley The spec
tacle of the view magnificent in the extreme At
o'clock Gen Canrooert attended by his staff and by Gen
Rose Col Foley, and Major Clarement, arrived the
ground and received BY Gen Bosquet and his staff
The troops received the general with presented The
band struck up Part0Rt pour "a y The vivandere stand
ing by the musicians smiled their best The golden eagles
with their gorgeous standards lowered and General
Canrober his hat trimmed with ostrich plumes bis breast
covered with orders mounted spirited charger fol-
lowed by brilliant staff and his esquire displaying tri
coored guidon in the air and by his and suite Of
generals passed along the lines of men, gaoping
spec the various regiments General Eslccurt General
England General Penneiather great number of staff off
GERS well ruck OF English officers foot and on
horse and pony in all the varied uniforms and mu of
the army present The day very bright and fine
and the spectacle very beautiful AS the general rode
along he spoke from time time to the colonies OF regi
men praised the artillery admired the condition of the
horses said few words the Zouaves and fatered the
Chasseurs IndgeuesP
After briefly noticing the speeches made by Gen. Cam
robert the correspondent proceeds:
The general and staff having reviewed all the troops
took up ground the OF the position and reg
after regiment marched past sullen gun from the
enemy directed towards the column from the bat
terry the Tchernsya just before the French moved
denoted the vigilance Of the Russians but the shot fell
short against the side of the plateau The troopsa great
tide Of menhe coming of each gandy heralded by
the crash Of martial music ii rolled in sight the
for nearly hours and seemed though it would in
gulf the camp in its swell Chassenrs-ped infantry
Of the line Zouaye vogeurs and Arabs passed col
sitter column till the forty6ve batalions Of gallant
Frenchmen had marched before the eyes Of him who
might well be proud Of commanding them The Chas-
Indigenes their swarthy faces contrasting with
their white turhans, clad 10 light blue with bright
yellow feings and slashngs, and clean CATERS and
greaves, showed like a bed Of flowers and the
Zonaves rushed by with the bayone elastic spriDgng
tread which reminded Of their tgerrnsh towards In
hermann Nor the soldier-ke, orderly and
yiceabo look OF the line regiments less worthy OF com
mendation. Then the roll Of The artillery, and in
clouds of dust rolling and humping and olting storm
Of guns and carriages swept the broken ground for
quarter Of hour till The sixty guns and their carriages
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