Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-12
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was happy thought Tho attack was led
by the whole bniy N Irish Insurgents,
who quickly burst In tho cnumy'a out.
posts, and rlatrd ~ thcir success dashed
for the British guns. Al thy yards tho
cannon opened, "a swuth was cut through
the column 81 unsuspecilnghssailn aud
20 be brief, the "rpbels" were out of the
fight for the rest Of Il. Then up marched
sarrlzin'a grrna1Ien with a tread ~
firm a. though tho gaping cannon scra
but toy limitations On they went with
. fixed bayonots. 10 ho treated %, their an.
fortunate allies had been, and like thom 10
disappear hut not Tor good. \ third
attack was made with equal 10 success.
Seeing that The British did not follow up
their fortunes llumbort took hope and or.
dcrcd nn assault along the whole front,
spreading hls men 20 cover the ground 20
that he had hut one thin line, in nll about
1Obnyoncts, The British Wrrc soastoundtd
at the spectacle that they began firing 40
at game, every one for himself ~ tho op.
perfume moment Sarraz|n ordered double
quick and bis inca, by an lmpetu0us rush
aud with Il Wild war cry, gained a cover la
close range oi the British lines and began "a
deadly hrc ON tho artillery. Suddenly 40
gave way, tho infantry fled, tho artillery
was deserted, the invincihlo British horse
ignored the programme Lake had cut out
for them and rode pcllmell Co tho mar,
manning Tar more u their own people than
they had met of tho oncmy In honest battle.
n bridge leading To Cnsiluhar aud tho
streets Of the town wcro stubhornly defend.
ID by the british, but the fury 81 tho
fwnch knew no bounds, aud they twept
tho Held, compelling Lake 10 Geo Tor hA
lifc
With difficulty ilnmbcrt prevented n
massacre by hia Irish allies Ia ruyougo for
atrocities previously dono by Lake and his
followers. To ooncillate tue people. Hum.
bert proclalmod republic In tho province
Of Connaught wasting valuable :ime IN
organizing a government, aud thon headed
for Dublin. On the route lay the fort incd
post OF Granard and vast army of iusur.
gents In the provinces roundabout were
banded together 10 Join him tho moment
urnnnrd folL Hut learning that Lord
CORVALLIS awaited him on the path with
n large force, llumhcrt sct ont on Sept.
70 makca dctour through sligo and Lei.
trim aud avoid his opponents Tor tho mo,
mrnt.
On tho sth of September no was brought
20 bay within days march OF the goal by
Lakes rcorgnuiscl army, CORVALLIS being
" NNiN VIVA hNNFNNl nhlouE tulufuus lun
lrnch saw the h0pelrfsncss " their case,
hut llumbcri again preferred honor In llfe
aud ordered AN attack, Al tho moment "
collision Gen, Sarrsyln caused hs division
10 ground arms and submit Humhtrt, in
10 81 anger at thl, ttcachory, commanded
double quick charge, and throw himsrlL
sword In hand, into themllstof tho British
Dmsupns, Atcruhlc battle ensucd, Fcuch
and Irish yielding only with death. Hum.
bert was uyorplwcrcd and taken ieiurs
CORVALLIS, Tho gallant Frcnchuan was
soon allowed To return to Franco, aud.
after lighting ln Napolcon's Austrian wars,
was sent to llnyti TO suppress tho negro
rebellion, On thodcnthotthc Frcuch com.
inandrr there, Gen. loelurc, uumbcrt
made love 20 bis widow, Ngpoleona hoautl.
ful sister, Pauline, aud Tor this prtsump,
ton - he was Of plrhcIan ORIGIN - the
naughty emperor cXllcd him iu brittany.
lie subsequently oa,aprd 10 Amcno, aud
led u Creole detachment la Gen ,lhoksou'u
army AZ the battle % New Orleans. Jau.
\. 1915, be helped defeat thcvrry .auip mrl
who had destroyed his daring Nulr band
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