New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
FOREIGN.
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To Young gentlemen beginning IRE @ tie ne sSoLy namt
OF Lord Albert Clinton. as revealed III & as an exhibit
t,on Of those things which they ought mos % th ~ WORK Of
Lord Albert devoted his e NAV hiring himself
Ia rnin The bankrupt told the court ne Ia III sooo
ing for years beyond Getting nd % $1,000 under the mar
1ge settlement He has now succeeuSu m e,aoS and he
income TO s4oO year, ae mas ace Of this intelligent
yonr scon of noble house Is 23 lie mas sen ~
so much 50 'ns Y eXsfence IN wtecrossst. How proud
bis family must be of this excellent young man
Mr. Bright having been lately, consulted by a
Ie eleetor IA 10 whether Liberals should stand by r
Crum Ewing old Liberal member or vote Ior MI MI
trea wv and Radical candidate wh was OrmeIly
nm agent in London for the Confederate states mas
~ @o1Iows from Torduay october 13: " am unwilling
10 interfere in election matters DuI III answer 10
vonr question cannot hesitate to say that the working
man the eector for your burgh VIII IN my OPINION
make g1evOus mistake II he attempts 10 remove MI
renace h by any other candidate before your con
sttuency II Mr. Kinrea was the confidential agent OF
the friends the stakeholder he is bold man to oer
himself the representative OF the now free men OF t
country"
"Victoria Cross" in The Pail Mall Gdsette OF
Oct 90 replies to the question: "Can any single oceI
non-comnissiOned officer OF man in the British ser'oo @
tell how, If Private Brown runs out OF dn o
zion, he get any more g He SAYS Notmng Snt T also
pie and not only explain to you the process O az o
give you III point happened 10 ioIi o ,r ~ ad
storming party at the capture OF the QuaiII i & on
vanced work Of the Russians front of the Redinl on
June 7, 1855 On this occasion there was s of
m the orders given to our supports whO insteau W
ssnpporting MS as soon as we the work. at 90 IN te
evening, only arrived to relieve us az 9ov % -,
morning Owing 10 this little error ana 10 a, Maa. y
call other natural causes. Private brown VI ny
as well as most of his comrades, ran OUT Vi ;,h
therenpon sent sergeant and two men "a tue iTsl WIZ.
orders 10 hiring n supply fast as pOssiDle. lucy lo
turned with pobte message from the Ollcer III cndIs1
af the magozine 70 the effect that should nave Wna
reouired II / would send the proper rcqnsluoh III III
writing In the meanwhile we had been drlVen OUT oI
fbe Ouarres and holding on Dy the reverse oi te
WORK and lust when my messenger returned we hau 10
recapture the work at the point OF the DayOneti put
have no reason to suppose that the Ohcer WOu not nave
falled his promise had sent HIM the proper document
which YOU will observe was only prevented from DONG
because happened TO be otherwise occupied nou VIII
see from this Sir that nothing is simpler than the pro
The only point not quite clear about Is the proper
breadth OF margin OF the paper which the necessary
re0ustOn should be written but have reason 10 ne
ieye that hafmargn fOolscap Is the proper fOrm OF
the document and will state my reason Tor thinking So
After the fall of SebastOpOl was one day on guard III
the Redan and shortly before was relieved discovered
that one of the uneXpOded Russian magazines was on
fire l placed my guard and sentries in safety Warheu
who relieved and as soon as retulheu 10
camp wrote hurried report OF the circumstance, WIo
was returned because t was written upon quar-
ter-marRln foolscap instead of 'hafmargin.' i am
therefore OF opinion that the proper form OF reuso
for ammunition for British troops In action Is halIlnar
gin oOscap have omitted TO state that on tne oCea
sion referred to Private Brown was unfortunately keu
while engaged for the third or fourth Tune torget
which, retakng the work at the point OF ne
As he was dying he requested Inc (veI0aly, not III
writing send his prayerbook to his mother at none'
which | did"