... reoilon' of movement both In battalion :and light Infantry drill, 'and perbaps even more at the ,steadiness under arms ?? have witnessed to-day, and, which would aie 'done uo discredit to a brigade of regular infantry. (CheerV.) 'It is' avery satisfactory proof ...

... raking fire of musketry, a well as from the rebel infantry stationed atstho rear In the woodc The 10th Connecticut oocupiod the road, the 23rd and 27th Masachusetts were ?? On the right, while the 51st Ponnsylvania wore hold in roserve. Tke four or five ...

... Ieing lined by Ccut-Gardes. In the evening there was a selectdiinrner rrtty, and at iaif-p)ast eight there was, by torch- light iu the court yard of tire palace, a clute of a stag 1ir11ed by the imperial bounds in tire course of the day. Thoe apartments ...

... havoc in the ranks of the army in India. 'The regiments which suffered most were the 51st Foot (King's. Own Light Infantry), the 9 ith, and 27th ilnis- killen). The 51st, stationed at Mccar Mer, lost during the month Lientenant-Coleuel Irby, nid 2G' men ...