The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-08


fire from the Kaiserbagh on the ono sid,.
and from the opposite sid. If III. ri,.a,.
Oh the other. Wolscey. in the heat or
IEtorH' called on his company to fol-
low NM across the iire-swept interval
, thu mus earn the glory Of ACCOMPLISH
me the earliest communication win ~.
garrison. 1t happened thai sim,,,innnl
ous'y with Wolseley's rush there brolc
out from the Engine House ~ detnrbl
iicht OF the garrison bound on n. sortin
out IN the open, about midway between
ny tne posts the advance of the re-
'icNihS force and that OF the garrison
oincd hands. Strln1. IN relate re-
slieVed ana believers were of the same
ieslihent. Headquarters and seven
companies of the g0th. part of the cal.
iant iorce under Outram and Huvclock
"h'cn win desperate fighting and se
we're losses had achieved the tirst Ea
.tl. belonged to the garrison. within
tuucH Oh which We're the three GONNA
mes winch had been shipwrccl<cd in
.ne o'raits or Hnnca, but which were
now reJoining their comrades; or tbo nj
iaht reSltnent. And Ia Wolsclrv no
lonSed the distinction of huyinn. b..,,
the lirst 10 effect Il junction he, ween
inc garrison and the relieving force.
IN spite of this achievement. Nolsa,or
t i%ui,' himself in scrapc. When Sit
conn Campbell gave an order no 49,,
mat 1t should not be- obevcd 10 iho 80,
let.cr. AS soon as the ardor of tho ma.
incht was spent, Wol3elcy had tn ,ocnu-
niac that old "Kubbar-,!nr' lin INA ~,
, n' lansuage Take Care'D would b,iiiv
~ r'i'. neh9inentiy for the heinous ofrense
ing. but Sir Colin had very Keen avn-
slSHt. Ihc strength of Inuguor. j.,
winch the old chief administered , 90
we're WEIGHING was quite equal to Nn,.o-
siSn. eN W!,, or other apprehen-
NJ -, " ,teii ordcred to take only tho
Sess Rouse. demanded the CHIEF bnw
cared liz exceed his Instructions a., :,
LachinE the Notice Mahal" II was i,,ni,,
ior Wolseley. continued Sir Colin ~,
ne mao Kept out of the wa. on III. NJ,
tD|S l'EhN' iof he tSir Colim declared
,nat ne haH rever been so rurio,.
AGAINST amy man III his life. rkou tEn
on cniei cooled down. ana ended hl. ~
pressing MS Intention 20 ,e,n,n,nn,,tl
me young captain for prsinotinn ~,
ward for his conduct; and Sir colin
who was soon Ia become LORD ,Iyi.
was as good as his word.
l'urihS the interval between Tie 10.
Nelnher evacuation of LucknuN nnd "a.
maj reduction ana occupation Of ti,a,
cry. tutram remained with II diyis',,~
~ ih', -N'uinhHEh. and WOl.ciay tool;
an active iart in the almost ,opei,nt
HEhtirG between the massp. Of I1,ci,
now rebels and that gallant cu,ounI,l,,
~ March. ISIS. Sly CCIin nesnf,a,, t,.,..'
now IN great force and ACCOMPLISHED
us !ihai and utter reduction. Nji.r,r... s;
G"inhsn ny of the 3Gth was carly i'm IN
kalserhaEh, and Participated I'm th,. non,
81 that wonderful palace After tn
capture OF Lucknow. ne was appointed
To The STAFF Of the Quarinru,as icr-ffin.
cfals department Of the Dude Division
unner the command Of Sir Hone Grant
and he continued III The field withm,;
intermission until the close Of th,. final
ampagn in Mag. 1850 when tha rom
nanta OF the rahels had beer driven
across IN" Nonaul frontier Wolsel.y
"ah been an2etted bre"ct-m.iJor soni.
after 'he fail 81 Lucknow. ana Mt ,hc
end of the Mrtiuy he received furthc,
promotion. receiving the brevct of Lien
manufactured g the age Of twenty-.ix
after oily seven years service. al,nus,
the whole % which had been passed in
actual warfare.
IN CHINA AND CANADA AND 4
VISITOR AT RICHMOND.
In October 1859. Sir Hope Grant was
appointed to the command Of the Brit
ish tlonps destined to take part in Inc
Anglo French expedition against China
W1iseI"y accompanied the force which
left Calcutta in February. 1850, in the
caracity Of bcputv-AsSistnnt Quarter.
@'"g-Gcaoral in charge of the tono-
graphical department. He himself is
the historian of that cainnaiyn. in
which liz greatly distinguished himself
and In whi-h he had many intcrcstinc
and exciting experiences. He shared
with distinction in the BON bardmcrt
and assault Of the TaiSu forts-it wa.
not then. hut Year earlier, that brave
Ola Commodore fatnall. of the United
states Navy. struck in alongside his
British comrades with the famous
words, " Blood is thicker than Water"
and later he accompanied the advance
on ioi'in. during which he had n mar
row escape from capture by Tartar cav.
airy. ana was present ut the destruction
OF the famous summer palace In tho
words of his hioErapher. into that brief
space in Wo!scioy's military career in.
cidcnts had iga. HruWdcd sufficient In
make a lifetime crcntful."
on bis return 10 England in Nav.
1861. Colonel Wolseley was promoted TO
"a substantive majority. y heightened
period of leave was before him. and
he was hunting in the county Cork
when. In November of thai year,
he was suddenly recalled to active ser
vice. Commodore Wilkes in the san
.'""E"t0'' RAD rcrpctratod Tho '"rrcht
Outrage" and the British Government
TOOK measures to insist on PREPARATION.
y brigade OF guards was promptly des-