The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-14

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| l.om the dead bodies, they made small coilecfion
u money from the persoos of the wounded man
sslne oexterousiy 10 extract Il from the inside Q
s.t..ousers .Iousers Close 10 the knee where the Russia
,snd.s ,udes generally carry their money, while pre-
.snoing to examine into the pstureot their wounds
| ferers S '''0''ei pa"' " 'no SUI su'
some very me rides, quite new and now see,
~, me nrst time. were found on the q sld but ver,
"n.ny %neoisteiy taken Possession of By the niiiar,
What 7 :. % sno .ne sale prohibited. Judging from
.uI u' saw mysei, and from ,mperipa notes vish
o.ueia and without being able TO saw how msnv
my De 10 the squeduct should say that N ),
,sit on the field was 1900; the usual csIcuIsion !.
Mi. VICE - many are wounded are killed and
ms With between S and 60g prisoners NOT wonrd.
go, taken BY the French and PIsdmontese. vouid
n the total loss of the Russians ltle sbnr, M
oUU0 men horse de combat ~ ~
l7tb ovi.ons engaged were the 5th 7th, I2.h aud
mess Of thsm belonging to different CORP, d.
h.mes One had mover bsen under FIRE before ana
rst uiaoe rapid march from Bsktschi Ssrai and
Who S.is is'enL f hours before the attack One man,
IN the last battalion OF the reserve. and that
hs,.SS, snsis soldier had been sent down from the
asnsd the hsS We pS.u.d them .s might
al. sna n,,i rstaes H Gossshsko6 commanded In
The vsols vsnI Msrsualof the sssaulsine eoiumns
s.lS slulatsd ss men There were 60 ssns Il ths
There were only ten or t~sly. ofsa.r. ,., ., r..
ground, which proves that srest uumha, ,nn., .ns
nave been carried of in the retreat The Pisdnon.
others. GeUsrsI o M MMen; sl,lsd ard weunded amongst
=, snd sIs nsissdss who was shot through the bodv
Ths Fisnsh S.pps San, 70 Survive
was stsudn~ spoIs =, sh iiVo men hor, Dc eomb.t
were We ceilsetins the wounded from ths othsr IA.
sos,S hem 10 the asbulansss Ths Russisns
g. and so0ss ssa sss
% H. 70 hrs from one OF their batteries right ia.
sson onsS.s ~ Inc foad scene of great coufu.
non ensoed the ambulance mules 0ailoSed on c.n.
,ue 'he wodndsd they were carrying. to shrisS Wirh
ws. bu,. ia ras little short Of miracle that no one
whole day a' 'n'eives oufins tne
Tns nasa ss " EGaLAND AT THE TOMB OF NAPoL EoN.
.omn OF the Emperor. No one of her yisfs -oSucaS
rery isps pfsMs.on As the review had lasted till
Hctsi dss was no longer expss sted at the
ues InVslides; neveftLsless, she d dstern lin ed
90 soIs there, notW ithstanaig the l eusss of tbs
sm n19'; Lhe queen arrived. conse quently at uiaht
vetefaIs OF our old wars wh had hasteued to meat
nor @ntie she advanced with noble nomnasnre to
sa, ,ast Issli1s plara of him who was Eng.
d how nany remsnbrancss with ali ths contrs.t..
Lucy Drought up to the r,ind. But whom bv ths
nent OF t.rches. the glitter OF uniforms amid the
strains @ the organ playing God savs fhs Onssn1
h 81 Majesty was led by the Emperor to the sbsnel
nsrs ID Iemaips of Napoleon lie, the effect was
eevoipoWeilng and immense, the emotion profound
Itr every one was rejecting IT at this was no ordi
nary homage offered at the tomb of . great man Init
a'tesns that the rivaries OF the past
ths two peoples had received its most ssunl conss
cIation. ' e"''i eo"'o-
EXCITING SCENE
Tae head of the column had hardly come nm drip.
plns II ON the water, when they found mssIyes
70 ms rids. of storm of round shot grape. and
aoeH psht upon reentlssslv, unrelaxineiy moving
hem down BY the score and covering the mIvivn,.
wih clay and gravel. Bat must do there ,nrvivor.
end say that they bore up night gallantly,
though the water breast hisn. posh ed SONS
arcs s.il on the precptous side Of the hil though
Ss5s every wound was mort. for ali who fell rolled
ueipleSsl, downwsrfs into the aqued duct and were
! Instantly drowned; bat at last halted turned And
nsa a-ns.er stopping till they reached the river.
hen iney got shel er under the banks and anon ast
mo Old willows Aa officer remained for sorne tina
lone On tns deelivity, vainly urging them follow
hiH Renforce emsnts now came up from the second
;o,nmn they reformed. but again in loose open
. der, or rather no order at all for they marched
! xao,y like flock of sheep. This was done svi.
ienlY that they might present less raass for the ar
iisry TO play upon, hut it was great mistake, az
VIII be seen afterwards This time thew displsv ed
hore pluck and resolution; they fell be sure by
,lmoed on slowly and aborious v and at last reacb,
~ No ereS' Oh the hiil and came out on the level
REPORT OF THE NAVAL RETIRING BoApn rh.
ot tns noafd OF naval officers appointed under
me aoe OF the last TO promote tho ecieney
ot the navy having been submitted by the sscretary
oi the Navy to the President. has been by him an.
proved after careful examination and ref fsction
Two hundred and one officers are removed from
active service, including fory.nne who are dropped
from the rolls entirely The disposal of ths oicers
. as follows :-Csptains-on leave of absence II;
save pay 81 on furousk pay i2; droppsds Lieu.
enants-on leave pay Is; on fuflough pay 49, drop
. Masters, including those in the line ofpromotiou-
on leave pay, is; on furlou2h pay, 8; dropped
Iassed Midshipmen-On furlough pay, 2; drop.
Circular orders will. it 10 understood. be issued
,hoitiy to the commandants of stations. giving the
Details for the information of the navy, By which
me p1bfc will learn the char gss made. -
ADVANCE IN PowpER The Pittsburg Gazette
notices an advance of fifty cents per kes in powder
aud large advance in ssrpetre, caused by the cou-
args export demand for the article. The Gazette
quotes blasting at "a, and rife at $5 25.
sENTENcEp-Willisn Smith. for attsmntinv IN
drown boy at Boston, for laughing at him while
drunk and staggering In the street, has been sent to
the Penitsntiary for eight years. $3.50
FRENCH Court ssY.-Whiie the bsroue Juuiat..
of Boston from Bahia for Trieste was on the
coast of Babary near the Straits of Gibraltar early
In August the Arabs assumed threatening attitude.
and 1t was momentsrlly expected they Cuid attack
the vessel A French war steamer came to her a.
sistance, and placed board fifty marines for her
protection until she was got .flost In the mean
time the French Consul at Tangier had also sent
guard OF soldiers to the bsrque's assistance.
IMPORTANT FACT AscERTAINEp w. Gsrbu.t.
we'll known farmer and miller of Monroe county N
has proved by careful experiments. that grown"
heat retains all ts vitality and 10 az rood AZ the
best for seed. This was doubted, and farmers la
western Now York were going to heavy expenses
TO procure wheat entirely free from the "sprout for
iced. -
AN EXPENSIVE spark --On Thursday last, q spark
sscsped from q locomotive ON the Boston railroad
and set re to the goods in laden with slks and
Try goods The train going at the rate of thirty
miles an hour, and when the fire was discovered,
about S8, ,0u0 worth of mershandss had been dam.
aged
!, AN UHFoRTUNATE FAMILY Capt Pendleton, cf
The schooner Il. b. Pendetop, of Gloucester. Mass
was drowned in that harbor ON Sunday evening
DE had just returned from fishing cIuise. He wss
The twelfth one of family of fourteen who had
been drowned. tH -
SERIOUS RAILROAD AccIDENr.-On Monday night
! train On the Great Western (Csnads) r. 4. was
Of switcn. The engineer and fremen were ssri-
ousiy bruised, and the engine and baggage car