Fatma was then assisted into it, with the other women of the harem.

The sergeant gave orders, to the sentries, that no one was to be allowed to interfere in any way with them; and then Gregory took his leave, saying that he would return, later on.
He again joined General Hunter, who seemed to be his natural chief, now that his service in the gunboat was over.
The list of casualties was now being brought in.

The Camerons, who had led the attack in line, had lost most heavily.

They had fifteen killed and forty-six wounded, among them being two officers killed, and one mortally wounded.

The Seaforths had one officer killed and one mortally wounded, and four others less severely; in all, six killed and twenty-seven wounded.