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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 13, Issue 1025, 23 February 1869, Page 3

Me. Henry Driver, who has just been elected for Boslyn (Otago), is a member of the firm of Driven McLean & Co., of Dunedin. We clip the following from the "VVangauui Evening Herald :—lt will be remembered that Corporal Russell was slightly wounded and left on field at Moturoa. He left a wife and two children to mourn their untimely loss, with nothing to support them but the .Government pension, which is a mere pittance.. The cor-, poral was a great' favorite of the late Major Von Tempsky, who was instinctively drawn to any man of good behaviour and rare courage, both of which Rus-^ sell exhibited. Mrs. Von Tempsky; has, with exemplary feeling, and a Christian sympathy that will endear her to all, re-, membered one whose bereavement is. .of; the same nature as her own, but whose, wants are greater, and sent.her.a preßejat. of £50 out of her own not Tlpge storey We have this on the most reliably :a4thd r rity, and it shows that war'.hasiMA^hts as well as its shadow!*, when out of it arj^ so large-hearted an act of oharity^ /-,-,^'''