Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-21

believe ever even saw the deep ditch which pro-
teols it. approaches.
thu REPtIsE COMPLETE.
| have already moniionedthe confusion when
characterized the first commencement vt our
movement: aud coupling this with the murderags
preparations made by tho enemy. you will be at no
! los ~ understand that ,uccess was most nPro-
liable | shall presently mrution what the kus
! slams thought oi our gencraiship. repeated III
my own hearing bv one Of Themselves. During
the whole affair Lord Raglan aud Sir g. brown
were ensconcrd within our eight gun battery; but
! though this afforded good view Of the scene OF
the struggle aud the disorder which marked II, tor
some reasons unknown to aninitiated spectators
/ they nppearcd unnhle 10 give nm efficient dIrec-
lions for the corrections Of onr multiplied blunders
/ When the sad seence ended onr men stfag
ged back by every safe avenue - the emp, III
state of di spirited confusion well in keeping with
the mob like disorder in which they had been
throughout the assault.
INTERESTING INCIDENTS.
The Russians threw out nm advanced line OF
sentres to keep oil pryng owes from the Redan,
and similar pfeoGuiion having been taken on
side the neutral space was thus narrowed
greatly. The scenes of battle carnage have
been often enough described, SO need only say
that this was like the narrowing to lock on.
Dend and dying lay all over the ground
During this proceeding number of Russian
officers mingled amongst our party, and as sey-
cral of them spoke English tiuentIy,a good deal
was said. Their pumping" inclination, howey-
er was so marked n in most cases To defeat it.
sell; though one o. our oiheers was Bu!''y o' Tue
lndseretion OF informing Il very spaFe 'hlerroga-
ton that their grape qua saa injury 10 our men
III pos 'ess3n "' the Ia'e,y 'aNeh Vaa'','s' re-
mark which procured his instant order TO the
rour by Gen. Airev
II was by one of these polite foes that the in
quirv was made Of an Engshman at my side
whether our generals had rehllF neeh drunk OF
not during the Ircfrt assault ne russians
having ht9ped u /" "tlI''f III u "'au' inc "ho'e
sad doiR was -.aan Ffi4' II. I'D the truce
hraoP' 10 ma GA l. Sai'' .a'" s''ee- OF inter-
est la. occurred. a"d the it''"s ...5 ntar'y been
suspeH - - e.. i9f'.
~ .'ssts oF Til Atii46.
II oM@srt I'm -th''nfa'sl I'm u.r - ~ pa
per- int 10 i'.7s' Il 'heeIj,'1 va ih' al ar "i
the 18Th Jnnf were AHeh h''Ee' 'hal l,r ff''
yloa. aaHces I'D 's to sAPp9,', he , mon
stat TINT 'aa t''n'a n"a npNaf'' ~ ,''' nun
pat hofs De eam'4', We nave h' ne ae-
talis nS E"' a. Inc h''aS" 9a,oai"sr - earn
from these last accounts What "" 4lu not know
bctoro-sthnt the combined Squadrons took part
IN the general attack ana lost considerable
number OF men. Among me "ouhuea WIS capt
LYONS al ,he hrah"a' "',nS' u'a'n was 'eioi'-
ed by the last steamer Inc 9iuoh haa = men
killed ana II wounded
SEA or AZoif,
Nothing new rom inc ~" oi A%oH' Dh me
18TH the Eng1sh s'e"m'r inP2h arrived @iih %o'
inhabitants of hertch' 'he,nu!hg men, women
Old persons ana children ms part CT the pop
uIaton ct herteh haFr neen quarlerea al inc
English admiralty lla@'z iaen" mas onerea
khan to lodge them. he expense oil Their sue
.l~tencclS proVsona'iy AT INC eharSe Oh the
tnghSh government
ENGLAND
tIN A
WIDOW.
The accounts IRON the tr'mea s,"'e tmat i'r
some days previous 10 his drath' LORD Raglan
had been SUFFERING from mdlSpositl"n, m ms
quarters, but until M ON the @olh ms
L"rdshlp progress'd 10 me SaliS'ac,l"h on
ms medicnl attendants Allfr"afdS alarhlhg
SYMPTOMS developed themselves attended with
difficulty OF breathing winch gradually increased
From T. NJ he WINS unconscious ana from that
period he gradually sunk until % minutes before
Dat which hour n" dIed' ne event mas pluns'a
the whole army INTO the most profound grlel'-
1t il stated TINT Major General Simpson had sue
ceeded Lord Ragia" pro tenn
INplGNATloN AGAINST THE dENtRALs,
know not what may have been the feelings
of your home public ON reading the telegraph
news of our dctent-for presume the scrbes ut
headquarters made no attempt to conceal the ma
ked fact that our repulse was neither more nor
less than a defeat--but here mingled shame and
Indignation were general throughout the camp
Officers aud men alike felt that disgrace had
been incurred, and that in consequence solely
of the unrcdpemed mi management of their gen
erals From drum boys to colonies sense of
humiliation filled every breast. the deeper that
everybody WAS sensible that neither man nor
regimonta officers had shown themselves def.
Gent in what. under proper guidance, would have
commanded success
the eANNnNADE RESuMEK.
Abont midnobt on Monday | was reused up