The Republican journal., 1873-07-31

sense enough to charge the retreatmg foe |
and complete his rout The Russian cav
airy, much cowed, fell back to the very
end of the north valley, thus leaving
Causeway Ridge and the Fedioukine hills
occupied by long columns Of foot, faced
towards Balaklava, with a great gap be
tween them. The general form of the
Russian array, therefore, was that of
long mue-shoe, the heels turned straight
toward the Chersonese A good blow
with the hammer on the point Of either
limb of the shoe was likely to roll it back
on the toe, represented by the cowed cay
airy BY Ryjoff's mistake, the Russians
were exposed to a total defeat, if the Eng
lish on French had sense to seize the op-
portunlty offered Them of cnfiladlng both
wings OF their enemy at one time Rag
Ian on the Chersonese saw it. He knew
the 1alue OF time, and saw that his intan-
try was not yet near enough to use in the
operation, tie sent the third order
running thus:
Cavalry y advance ana take vantage Of any c p
portunity to recover the heights rhey will be SUP
ported by the infantry which have been ord red
Advance en- two fronts
This order would seem ty IL, ,xpiieit
enough, The cavalry was to advance,
the infantry was to support Instead of
this, Lord Lucan, with strange peryersity,
kept his cavalry halted, waiting for the
infantry. He seemed to think that the IN
was to support them Ii has been seen
already how prompt h. was to obey any
thing like a supporting "r waiting
order fighting orders he construed
to suit himself He halted his whole
force near the entrance of the VALLEY and
remained there. idly watching the Rus
slams, for over half an h, ur. waiting for
the infantry Raglan, from the top Of the
Chersonese, saw all this, saw the Rus
slams carrying off the captured guns to
the rear with extra teams saw his oppor-
tunity Slipping away, and nothing done,
Then at last he dictated the memorial
" fourth order" and called up Captain
Louis Nolan, selecting him from among
all his staff to carry it. And Lord Rag
Ian we'll knew his man He knew that the
young captain wa, rs capable Of handling
cavalry as any man in Europe, tar more
so than any man at that time in the Cri-
mea A peruSa of Nolan brilliant work
on cavalry would satisfy Il good Judge
that the man was familiar with " hat cay
airy could or could NOT do. 80 one ever
insisted more strongly on its beng the
arm Of the moment than Nolan No one
was more aler,e to its being sacrificed
than he. 10 him q born cavalry leader
Raglan intrusted the order
Lord Raglan wishes the cavalry TO advance. rapid
rying Away th+ guns troops Of horse artillery may
accompany French cavalry Is ON your !rtt lmme-
diate- (Signed, * AIREH.
Sin Richard Airry was the ulartermaS-
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