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THE ATTACK ON THE REDAN
... 'THE ATTACK ON THE RED AN. It would appear from tke list of casurlties amon, t'e officers that the brunt oi the figlstinigat thes Ked;a fell upon the sacond and light divisions, commanded by Generals MIarkbara and. Codrington, and porw!ion of Spencer's brigade of the fourtb, ald Horn's brigade of the highland division. 1he firti division, coqnposed of the guards, with the 9tb, 13th, 31st, sd ...
OUR CONTEMPORARIES
... OUR CONTEMPORLBt-1s. T-qlTwo Aaaufl GAMBIED AwiTYm.e.)- We do not mean to exaggerate the suces of the Bus. * general KarsisnotanotherSebastopol; AMOenDI enot such another volable purt a the CfimeL But ether Wt our a uth n derrate the loss we have so- =d as the apathy of our statesmen underated the cethat wa required. To have conquered a arrisoen cspable of suh a defence as it has maintained ...
DEATH OF AN INDIAN HERO
... DEATH OF AN INDIAN O-. logan Fontanelle, chief of the Oaiahas,' ?? been slain and scalped at Loup Fork, by a band of Sioux. Logan was a noble fellow, and is. this last mortal con- Act he despatched several of the enemy to the spirit land before, to herald the coming of his own brave soul. He fought long, desperately, and with great effiet, but numbers finally overcame him, and his life ...
RUSSIAN FIRING ON FRENCH SURGEONS
... RUSSIAN FIRING ONV FRENCH SURGEONS, I I .- f- . More than one special correspondent in the LTEiia5 has borne witness to the inhuman conduct of the RIo* sians, who, after the battle on the 1lth, fi!$ rpon the parties sent out from the French camp to ?? the wounded. The Moniteer contains the Mhowing let- ters on this subject. Tha first ia from General POIe-sl to the French minister of war:- ...
IRELAND
... - , iai D. PZx Ph UWt6eL e Oet f of ?? memiors brought -up Colonel H. A. HlerbeK-Jii 'senior repro. sentative and one of thne larrest proprietors in the dis. trict The speech of-the hen. ge'tlemau was ah511aost wbolly devoted fb onilaubjec. i~4d hat certiinlyinot the least imi'ortant iu te sl ?? wages of labour. We el1 heard this day, said Colo- r.es-elbertr-thnat there is not an able ...
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
... F rOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. I , - _1- - --q FRANCE,-There appears to be no longer any rea. son to doubt that the Emperor of the French will pro. ceed forthwith to the Crimea. In the COnstitutionne? it is stated that his camp equiipage has already been sent off; andithe 10th of May is confidently named in Paris as the day on wlhich be wilt take his departure. It is now underst iod that Queen ...
POSTSCRIPT
... LLOYD'S WEEKLY NRWSPAPEW.(OFFICE.. LO' Wt S D..Y NIGhT. = ?? Ta , ?? OY' SEBASTPL A telegraplhie message from the Crimea, of date ad r eent as Wednesday, reached the Ad- miralty on Thursday; but the government, now in sole possession of the quidhest means of comnmu- nication; appears to have had nothing important to announce. Tke opinion is gaining ground that the assault will not take place ...
AN EARL AT HARVEST-HOME
... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. ?? I AN EARL AT HARVESr-HOAME. The Earlof Albemarle, whose practical speeches last session in tbe House of Lords are not to be forgotten, has delivered a timely oration at a Norfolk harvest home. The Earl and his daugh. ters graced and elevated the ceremony; redeem- ing it from the old scandal of riot and dranken- ness. Assuredly, the bounty of heaven in its ...
LETTER WRITER
... LETTB R WRITEJI THE BEAKPt[,Y TESTIXONIAt To nm Enrtron.-Sr.-In your last week's pappe appears, parportitg to come from One of the peoplealt rhich a` Poherm Is bmached far raising a tastleon it preeented to ir. Berkeley, for his disinterested o e carrying his retrograde measure through the last as eo a parliament, and In which the writer states hia intenl 0f contributing tke sum of 5l. New, ...
NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE
... NAVAL AND II[LI I rZLLIGENCE. An advaneed division or flying 'quadron of the Baltic filet left Spithead on Tuesday afternoon far the Downe, thence making for Eiel as soon as the ice would permit. This squadrdh conpisted of the Imperienee, 51, Captain Watson (senior officer); the Euryalas,. 51, Captain G. Ramsay; the Arrogant, 47, Captain Yelvertion; the Esl, 21, Captain Birch; the Tartar, 21, ...
ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM MEETING AT DRURY LANE THEATRE
... Ai I llTI lrc7B O AT DXU YL J-~twii-T', A g support of> tbebjects of -tbis' association was held or Wednesday eveniog. at Drury-lene Tbeatre; .Di. Saetuel -orley~ in the -ichai ...