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The trumpet, the gallop.

i And the three that were nearest him followed

Fought for their lives in the narrow gap they

Galloped the gallant Three Hundred,

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Chergs of the Heavy Brigade. |

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CUMPaNION PiECK TO THE BALACLAVYA ————— TLE ———— = eee CHAKGE, ; : ee Letter from Mr. Wailer. [By Specia? Cable Despa'ch to the Naw York ox eee’ wis vy Independent from. London. | Te ” Editor of the Examiner. ; | Srr,—In locking ever your valuable

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crarge of the gallant Three Hundred, the , Feavy Bri gade!

Down the hill, down the hill, thousands of

Rass ian &, }

Thousands of horsemen drew to the vailey—| and etayed, I For Scarlett and Scarlett’s Three Hundred . were riding by ° When the points of the Russian lances | broke in on the sky ; j And he estled ** Left whee! into line !” and they wheeled and obeyed. Then he looked at the hest that had halted, | he kne ‘w not why, And he turned half round, and he bade his trum pter sound “To the charge!’ aud he rode on ahe ad, as | Cee his blade | To the gallant {Three Hundred, whose glory |

will never die,

‘Follow and up the bill!”

_ Up the hill, up the hill, followed the Heavy Brigade.

Il.

the charge and the might of the fixht!

Down the hill, slowly, thousands of Rus- £1ans

hei-ht wiag pushed out to the left and a wing to the right,

With a

np alone Through the great gray slope of men ; Aud he wairled his sabre, and held his own Like an Englishman there and then.

with force, Wedged themselves in horse,

between horse and

had made, Four amid thousands, and up the hill, up 44 naif ae Hii, the

Heavy Brigade.

Til. Fell, tikes a cannon shot, Burst, like a thunde: bolt,

Crashed, like a hurricane,’ Broke through the mass from below, Drove through the midst of the foe, Piunged up and down, to and fro, Rode flashing blow upon blow, Brave Pnuiskillens and Greys, Whirling their sabres in ercles of light; And some of us, all in amaze, Who were held for awhile f-om the fight And were only standing at gaze, When the dark, muffled Russian crowd Folded its wings from the left and the right And reli d them aroufid like a cloud— Oh! mad for the charge and the battle were we When our own good red coats sank from sight, Like drops of blood in a dark gray sea ; And we turned to each other, muttering all dismayed, ‘‘Lost are the gallant Three Hundred, the Heavy Brigade!”

lV. , like victors and lords,

But they rode "forests of lancers and

Through the Bwor 3; In the heart of the Rassian hordes They rode, er they stood at bay; Struck with the sword-hand and slew; thown with the bridle-hand drew The foe from the saddle, and threw Under foot there in the fray; Ranged like a sterm, or stood like a rock In the wave of a stormy day; Til suddenly, shock upoa shock, Stacgered the mass from withs ut; For our men galloped up with a ‘cheer and

‘bis own verbal testiniony,

‘? 2 ; issi pner , | Drew to the valley, and halted at last on the | tha: the Commictioners. enyae

paper of the 8th instant, L notieed a letter

therein written by Dr. J.. T. \which reference is made to my letter con- taining charges egainst Dr. Blanchard,

which were summarily dismissed by the

Jenkins, in

Commissioners. I was induced to get a lcopy of the Commissioners Ret ort, which speaks of my letter as follows: ‘Of the

charges contained in it, some will be seen, from the evidence of othe rs, ac well as from to be unfounded; ,others are, in our opinion, frivolous and ‘absurd, and we Go not wondr that the Goverument declined to make them a sub- ‘ject of special inquiry.” Now, sir, | should like to knew which are frivolous and which ‘are unfounded. I was noi ailowed a single boek relating tothe Od Asylum to refer to, although L repeatecily asked for them, neither was any of the charges disproved, or even attempted te be disproved, in my presence; neither was i: told me which were absurd, and, furiher, | believe that my evidence is net upon record as given by me. [ am led to suspect this from the fact of my signature thereto mt being ob- tained, as was the case vith those of the other witnesses. In fact, 1 am confident not truth- fully say that my charges are either frivol- ous or absurd, and 1 myself would prove they are pot untounded, were 1 allowed to do se; + ut, lam sorry to say, | was not

{allowed a single bock or paper, as esked

for, to enable me te do se,

In conclusion, allow me to gay that 1 think the Commissioners were to friendly to Dr. Blanchard to allow anything to be proved against him; but I am prepared to prove, before an impartial tribunal, every word [ stated in my letter, and I think the public then wiil ‘* wonder that the Gevern- ment declined to make them a subject of special inquiry.’

Hoping you will allow me space for the above, | remain, sir,

Yours respectfully, K. Watie2. Ch'town, 10ih March, 1882.

NEWS

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NOTES

To indulge aconeciousness cf goodness is the way: to lose it.

A Frenchman says “you can prove nothing to women. They believe only with their hearts or imaginations.”

I’ve seen mon cured of drunkenners; ve seen men cured of stealing; I’ve seen men cured of cruelty, but 1 have never yet known of a man that was cured when once drurken with vanity.

The lnterevlonial Railway receipt for Jannary were $168,261, ageinst $149,168 for the same month last vear. The in- crease for the same month is therefore within afraction of $20,000, and for the seven months of the fiscal year it is $139,- 343, or at the rate of nearly a quarter of a million d dlars per agoum.

Around Nelsonville, Man., says the Mountaineer, speculation is wild. It is getting to be quite common for a settler to sell his farm at from $5 CO) to $10,000— 25 cash, balance in twesty to thirty days. The calculation of the purchaser is that within the time specified he may dispose of the land at an advance; if not, he only loses his $25.

From returns it appears that the share- holders of the Canada Pacific Railway are George Stephens, €500,000; Dunean Me- intyre. OO, 060; J. S. Kennedy & Co., New York, $50) 000 5 J.J. Hill. St. Peul,

a shout, Russians surged, and wavered, and reeled, Up the hill, up te hill, up the hill, out of the - field, Over the brow and away.

And the

Vv. Glory to each and to all, and the they made! Glory to all the Three Hundred, the Heavy Brigade

charge that

——————

The three hundred of the Heavy Brigade who made this famous charge were the Scots Greys and the second squadron of the Enni-- killens, the remainder of the Heavy Brigade subsequently dashing up to their sut port. The three were Elliot, Scarlett’s aide-de camp, who had been riding by his side, and the trumpeter, and Shegog, the ordely, who had been close behind him.

T Domestic Montrery ror Marca, 1832.— Winter departs with the appearance of the March magazines, but winter wraps may in disappear quite so speedily, at jeast in northern latitudes. Whatever the weather may be, the Domestic Monthly pro- vides for its readers a copious ‘store of acasona'le advice. Street costumes for warm, ‘epring-like days, cloaks and coats when March winds are roaring, the styles which wit! prevail during Lent and Kaster, and all the thousand and one appurtenances of modern feminine costumes are discussed the requirements of this progressive 2 The illustrations are nuwerous and admirable, and many new paper fashions are dengril ed with an attention to detail which will prove most acceptable te ladies in search of the best advice concerning their spring ward robes. The literary department contains a delightful etory of Parisian life, which is, no doubt, founded on fact. The London letter and the editorial departments are full of items ee to all who wish to keep up with the enrren 'g ssip of the day. The ** Domestic M. onthly” is published by Blike & Company, corner Broadway and Fourteenth Street, New York, at $1.50%; er

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with due regard to

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On Short Notice, in Good Style, at Cheap Prices)’

copies 10 cents.

\year, inclusive of pattern premium. Single |

$500,000 ; R. B. Angus, $590,000; D. A, Smith, $500,000 ; i ‘Ss. Northecte, $186,-

1000, and Morton, Rose & <> . $741,000, i Frankfort interest, €255,000; the is ines rest , $745,000 > roakin ? .o total are ern ed cap tal ar 5a eae of | w vbich 30 per cent. har been puid tl Miss M: ae leesons, given in Moncton, lon the art. of cooking, are well attended, land the ¢ girls are making good progress. The Times says: ** Pater-familias eats @

late dinner without grumiiing, enstained oy. visions of the delectyobie ‘t ck as, | of palate to be enjoyed when bigh art om king has become the rule and plain food the exception. On the whole Miss Munro is fully meeting the expectations of ali and her teaching is likely to be productive of permanentiy good results.”

Another swindle has been devised, i Ontario, againet which farmets and others are warned. An alleged speculstor in country produce calls on a farmer, pur- chaees $10 or $15 worth of eggs, butter, or poultry, says he wanisa meript to show the firm that he paid the mm ney, breaks the punt of his pencil before the signature is reached, then taking from lis pocket a fountain pen, and the farmer uses it, sign- ing his name. The swindier then goes to town, selis the produce, eras: s the body of receipt, writes instead a promissory note for $50 or $100, ar d hae it discounted at the bank.

tie

Dpotnetis, the famous composer, passed the last years of kis life in a madhouse, ha: ogaed, worn, crouching in terror, at times running on al! fours like a wild beast. On 1 twice or thrice did a ray of light, athwart the thick cloud resting on hia mind. The laat time,was when, as he was walking in the garden geeticulating wildly to himself, as was his wont, he heard in the rai withont on orgen-@ Bier playing the well-known ai from ** Lacia,” **O bel ‘ange. Suddenly the composer lifted his hei! and ister a He recognized the mic aud hanmed a few bars, then burst inte tears. crying :—‘* Poor Don 'zetti—dead —desd—dead!” A few minutes later the cloud bad settled down once more and @ i wuuth afterwards he died. :