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SALEM. March g.
DIOMEDE'S CRUISE.

Arrived this morning, privateer schr. Di
.omede, capt. John CrowDinshield, from a
cruise. Extract from her journal.
Wednesday, Feb. 9, 1914. sailed from N
York on cruise-l6th was chased by a gun
brig, and escaped easily. goth, captured
British schr. Lord Ponsonby, Moran. from
Surrnam, bound to Halifax, cargo sugar
rum, COCOA and coffee manned her out
23d. captured a feet of five sail, from St
Thomas, bound to Halifax, as follows So
schr William. Reuhland. cargo sugar and
molasses schr Margaret, Sparkling, car
go sugar, rum and nolasses; schr. Joseph 8,
Mary, Fault. sugar. rum and lime juice
schr. Hope, Randolph, sugar and rum brig
Giausan. rum.--24th, boarGed Spanish
felnche from HAVANA, for Cadiz-25t IN was
chased by 74-Asoon lost sight of her. Goth,
blowing severe gale, chased by frigate
on the weather Observation-Disclosures sea
running, have over a lee six FOUNDER, boat
and some provisions, after which we left her
very fast. March z, saw merchant brig in
South Channel. standing southwark, which
Showed Spanish colors.
lhs privateer schooner Froiic, Odi0rne,
oil Salem, when % days out, WAS captured
6y gun brig, and carried into Barbadoes.-
ohe had previously captured schooner Ira
Weller, larrived Al Cape ANN January II,
she captured schr. Encouragement, from An
t'sua, Sound to Yarmouth, N. 81 with about
4Ohhds. rum and molasses-it blowing hard.
che boat, in returning from the prize, swamp
ed. by which accident, capt. Green and
Mr.. Patterson. of Salem, prize masters, and
two other prize masters, or masters mates,
were drowned. Having no boats, laid by
her two days, when they made RAFT and
took out the men who were left on board the
prize, and set her adrift. 18th, she captur-
ed iightsioop, and ent her into st. Tho
mas, with the prisoners.
The Diomcde has brought in IS prison.
ers, and has about Is of her own crew ON
board. "a = =
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CARLIlsLk. March q.

On Wednesday afternoon. marched from
this town, the quota of troops under the re-
QUESTION OF the United States government,
and the orders OF Governor Snyder, of sol,
the compliment from Cumberland County.
iheir appearances was truly martial. and
their spirits animating. They were all vo-
lunteers. Stout. hardy and better looking
troops have not passed through this place
on any occasion. ~ n
The same day arrived about 40 United
States Cavalry. belonging to Capt. Little-
johns command. -
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NORWICH. Cont. March 8

Aon N, Sont. MARCH .. K
Com. Oecafur's squadron has dropned
down the Thames or miles. The squads
ron now lies about one and half miles from
New London Harbor.
The blocl sding squadron consists of the
Victorious and La Hcgue, fvigate, and one
or two smaller vessels.
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CAPTURE OF TWo FRENCH FRI
GATES.

a barbadoes paper is on board the priva.
teer schooner Diomede. which mentions, the
ARRIVAL at that place, of the French frigates
hrethuse and Amethyst, captured by ID
and frigate.
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Laura, 10 takenb by the Dilireute.
FIR. privateer.
Magnet, 10 foundered with all the
crew.
Dominica, 10 taken by the Decatur,
Am. privateer.
Club, foundered with all the
crew.
Fleet on Lake Erie. consisting of 2 ships,
schooners and sloop, taken by Commo-
dore Perry.
Avenger, is lost at Newfoundland
crew saved.
Tweed, Is lost at do. upwards o
| 60 men persisted.
Highhjer, 10 taken by the Presiden
w hiting, 4 taken.
hhodram, 10 lost at Jamaica, crew
saved.
Algerine, 10 lost in the West Indies
Crew saved.
Emne, armed transport brig. taken by Z
Am. privateer.
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BONES TIC.

From a lGfe HaiJar az ST. Paher.
A Correspondent has furnished us with the
following list of vessels lost and taken, be
longing to the West India aud American
station. a short tine since.
Guerrero. SO taken by the Constituti.
Macedonian SO taken by the United
States
Java, So taken by the Constitution
and burnt.
Woolwich, ~ lost near Antigua, crew
saved.
Southampton, 80 lost in Conception Bay.
crew saved.
Barbados, 20 lost off Sable Island.
crew saved
Laurestinus, ~ lost on the Silver KEYS,
crew saved.
froiic' 10 taken by the Wasp, re
Alert, .6 taken by the Essex.
Emuious, IL lost on Cape Sable, crew
saved
Peacock, Is taken by the Hornet, &
sunk.
Coibri, IL lost near Charleston,
crew saved.
PERSIAN, ~ lost near the Bahamy,
crew saved.
Ataiante, 18 lost near Halifax, crew
saved.
Plumper, II lost IN Fundy Bay, 40
persisted.
Boxer, II taken by the Enter.
prize.
Bold, IL lost OH p. r.. Island.
crew saved.
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FROM DETROIT.
pRTrA1s eoRRssPosDsscs.

OE1RoIT, Eco. 90, 1914,
There are few Of the enemy's Light
riorse at or near the mouth of the Thames
They advanced the other day as far the ri.
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yer ST. Clair And took some Of the iphabi.
tants prisoners.
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Emne, armed transport brig. taken by
Am. privateer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-19

The public indignation has been much exc
cited tor few days past by the arrival here
OF one OF the two brothers, Messrs. Lewis
IN the neighborhood of their friends and re-
iatives, after thirteen years hard service,
and extraordinary bad treatment, from i'm.
pressment and fast holding in various Br..
fish men of war They are nephews to our
departed hero Washington and Mr.. John
Lewis has obtained from the government q
Sailing Masters's commission in one of our
shirs of war ON the lakes.
HIS story IS very Interesting one, and
more personally affecting to himself. being
often fundamentally logged, at times WITH
dozens Of lashinss and once logged through
fleet, condemned to receive 500 lasbes..
but tainted, and was relieved from half the
sentence, and was finally discharged from
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give our readers about the seat Of q.
vernment an idea Of the crudities with which
Northern federal prints daily resale their
readers, in defiance of reason and probabi.
lisy, we copy the following article into our
columns: = H - - -,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09
Governor NORRIS Grafton.
From ,he n. r. E0eniag Poet, July !

with much pleasure VIC present our
re ,iess this evening with the splendid
Grafton en.ire, which was delivered by
the hon. Gov. Morris on "Wednesday
,,.t ON The restoration of the Bourbons,
20 a crowded and highly respectable au-
d,ence in ID. Rsmeyn's Caurch. This
unrisalled performances claims the at.
testion and challenges the applause OF
every man capable OF relishlng true clio
ouence or Of approaching the most ihte-
resting ieasons of profound political wis
dom.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-29
FOREIGN.
Translated f5r tAe AI.rcanRr .Gduertiae,
I',orn FresrA foherS.
CONSERVATIVES SENATE.
Jsnusrv ~.

CONSERVATIVES SENATE.
SIZING ot The I5H Nov.
The Senate met at 2 o'clock under the
presidency OF his serene highnccs the Prince
ArCh-c chancellor Of the Empire.
Count D'Jean, 10 the name 1.-THE Commit
tee TO whom was refe rred the Senatus Con-
suitum putting 500, QUO conScriats at the
disposal Of the M mister of War, reports as
follows:
ny Lords and Senators,
You referred 10 special committee the
project OF Seuatus Jonsultuu presented
To you on the 12tb inst by the Councillors
OF state, orators Of the Government, the
purport Of which is 10 put at the disuosal Of
GoVeinmen, three hundred thousand COM
scripts, taken out Of the classes of the years
IL, II, 10, IA. 1906, 1907, & following years
to 1914, inclusive.
The Committee has the honor OF submit
ting to you the result Of It's enquiries.
Senators,
However painful il is to call 10 the field
classes which had been previously liberated.
your Committee thinks that circumstances
command this measure.
BY THIS means you win be able to rank
Immediately under tine French Eagles, men
who, uni ing strength to courage, @ill be
capable OF supporting the fatigues of war,
rival IN every thing cur old phalanxeS, ieav.
lnS l'nle TOR the yOaGg conscriptIan TO ac-
qu're ~ the service ot places and in that of
the armies Of reserve, that vigour which IS
Siili wanted IN them to support the senti
ments with which they are animated, and
finally to acdltate and accelerate tliereturi,
to their hresides ofthe national guards whose
arn ament he's so bonorablg prevented the
danger that threatened oar frontiers.
These words Of he memorable speech of
he Empress delivered in this enclosure -
Il know better than any body what our peoi
pie would have 20 apprehend if ever they
suffer themselves to be vanquighed." have
echoed throughout the Eupire.
The address from every city TO her ma
icsty the Empress Queen aod Regent. may
have convinced you that all France IS dis
posed to make every sacrifice commanded
by glory and the safety of the Crown, her
dearest interests.
France knows what she owes 10 her Gov
ereign and 70 the honor Of throne 80 clio
rWusly established. Of throne which /, me
palladium Of her independence and Of her
existence as nation. she is not ignorant
Of the lot that would befail ner were size TO
sOccunb Is The present contest.
To save the country, 20 keep from is bo
som the fufiss Of var, 10 preserve our fac
/ countries from conaagration aud pinage, <
TO force our eucmicS % terms Of an hDnofa
! bic peace, such is yonr wish, Senator'S. AVID
! s0ch IS also that OF all Frercbaien- Frsace
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8PRlNG. AILL dcADNMY.

FEyHE Suhseyi5er livrg in the iower end of Abe.
K marie County, viii continue to instruct youth
in tiose aranehes Of Isna,ng Usually taught at pub-
lie .Scninsiiet.
'phe Rav. Joaaes q Fikeon, late # Nc,|oft, viii
unite @h me ~ u'y professional Lpsmess, which
hepe TO DE MOie 20 reqt.,sr saisias ,ian 10 ail
who may confde their children 70 out care and 10
struetiol
At tis Ir5htaion, both rnaes md Females eil
be received end Instructed IN separate epMt-
ineuts-but none TOR a shorter period tnsu Twelve
months
Srs hufirg thsr owu Bedding end Candle ~ ~ ne
6ty hse dollars sessun, or i've aontns, psya5ie ~
advance.
Cor Winter vacation viii commence the 4 ti, ~
DoeeSber,.aud close the i5th Of Jeauary Rae
Eu a,esr vacation. commences on The stl Of June
& closes the 15tbf ofJuiy
JAaES WABDEd..
Jan. 49, I'm
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MIL STAGX rs.

q CHANGE having taken place OF the arrivals
aud departures oi the Mails from this place TO
Lynehbsrs--Tbe Subscriber hess ieavs 10 inisrSn
h'' frend9 and the pn6ic, that iis stages vii! in f-
ture leave Richmond every ThuTsdsy AZ 2 O'Clock
A. 4 sRs arrive at Ltneh5Org srery Saturday at 5
P M>letse LynchbOry eVeIy Sundsy at G a NJ. St
arrive at R'ehnond every fuesisy at 6 p. M-+tud
having provided sood Stages ast hOrses and not ?
ss'Ii.lslt .s-sa the nieAtle hopes TO merit
ssare Of ths pab6c patronage tsiksssnse-s can en-.
gage seats st the Stag -OtiSs a. iae CouinLiau He,
te E'eirnond, aud At MIR Reeves Tavei n, L,nch-
hurs, and they may rest sssured that every atten-
ton will be psid to them and their bss2 sc. ANY
person having business with him upon TIE subject OF
the aboye establishment Will apply to Joseph Price,
Jr. or Manchester.
RANDOLPH PRICE.
Jsnusry %. w8w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MOTICE 70 THE puRLLc

NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC.
Ma IiEREAS employed Mr.. ljttle Il. Smith TO
w take load fran Amelia County, in my wag-
gon 20 the City OF Richmond, for Mr.. Jas. p Cook
OF said County, ana whereas L have been Informed
that the said Smith engaged to carry loat from
Richmond to Baltimore ann after returning from
thence TO Richmond started witt, smother Dad 10
Edentoo, without my knowledge appreciation
therefore rake this method of fsr~arsinY say per
son whatever from employing said Smith froN
paying 90 him sny money, as | shall consider til
said employer as fully bound to for the same. al
shall pursue the said Snit au If he has load in
my Wagon shall consider mSesfully justfiabIe in
unloading the same.
ARCHER Devil.
Cumberland CY. January oS In
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YIlE RIcIYgmOArD
CoTTON MAMlIEAcTnp

COTTON MANUFACTORY,
B nearly ready 90 gOi"tD operation, and viii in 4
\ lev weeks want considerable number OF sands.
Nee, Women. Bpys s,d G,~s Of various sizes, will
loeci tit'I employ iner'.---and white apprentices
r-f97ej.
Comfortable hons-s IRE erected at the establish.
men, for the accommodation Of families add others
tbst may be eopln5 ed.
a Sclfooi and IS pks &c. &c. -siH be kept AZ the
'rzpence OF lie institution for the purpose Of educa.
tirg She children both apprentices sud others, in
the common branches NJ an English education.
Under fic organization Of this ss!shlishmcnt chill.
drcn may obtain from their own iadus,ry comfort.
ahit maintenance and foisrsbe gsod education.
None but persons Of good charF'er are intended
TO be emplnyedi ~ 9hers ret iu, they will he dis.
charged as soon rs discovered.
Persons Wishing employment msy learn further
pariiculars applications SIR. ,tchard Harris on
The premises or the ,ub7criter IN f}Fhn'ord
RKNJ. JAMES HABRlS.
Dec. IL n
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TO RIM PUBITc.

2 HAVlNG been detai's N the requisition frnro
3 this City, and intending ~ few days % 9ke
ny departure for u orfo'k, there to rsmsin SIS
months. - embrace this method Of iaioi ming
al those who n'eh:ed to me. O. come forwerd
and make immsdiste payment and ell thDsc who
have claims 10 bring thern fore ard fnrsettlsmeet--
Ny business viii still be confined st the old stand
MIR. James Mckndce, nom 7 laVe appointed "a
oifciate in ny absence dsiy receiving supnlies
my jns, ADD have now an hand on ssg0stmcuf q,
Leather, hardware ~ s4ddlrry, GOODS u shoe
thread, and sfen iancy Bits x stTrups, SKATES SO.
:,li gong low fsr essh.
JOH.V .Hr FHERSOyM
Jsnaary 81. taw2~.
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ANfs Tie esth lay OF February next. being Court
Y y day, will Il sold at King William Court house,
that valuable Ptantrtion called ENDFiEiu, in
King William county, late The property OF John
snos well sequsnted with 4 To be one OF the bes in
The county at King Wimam--and 10 person disro-
ssd 20 parcbase, there is not below the RIDGE tract
of land more desirable than this rs well for the
ny natural advantages which possesses, as tor the
many i'm provetnenis which have hcen put upon II
by its late owner Situated upon The Mstteposy r.
yer opposite TO Wallsertor, vessels within
sc.i disan Il nf the shore, that the person pos
sess.ng wchVcry little iabor. Els within short
time, ship bssrti yrssst the crops wtIiS.i sc
may Iusse, an, seed itr-t 70 sny market that he
csc,ses.
sro,a the title papers for this tract of Land, at on
pesrs th&t u Contains about s3l acres, tor Which
ausntiy il will be sold, be the sar,e more less
the greater pert OF which is rich, level. fat land =
Upon it thee is sH excellent dwetiing house, and
every necessary oct -louse Grsnary that stands
Immediately upon the bank ofthe River, from which
the crop that may eoutcin msybe empt;ed at orse
into vessel that can wi,ia {. yards OF "a
shore There are upon II Two young O chards, tie
fruit o! vheh'is Of the most SELECT kind. With FRO
per AMI attention. they might be made yie'd
description is Seemsd unnecessary, as it IS pres'met
that any person dispssd to purchase will view the
premises before the day ct sale.
Terms Of SGir.
The purchaser vii. be Flowed credit OF two
years for the Whole purchase money, bon.' with p.
proved security beius given for the same, with
Decd of Trust upon the hind
One thonsand pousds OF the prrchase money e
CARR crest from the day Of SAFE the interest tC
be paid at the end of each year, until the Who'll,
shall become due. The balance of the puyctns,
money to cafy neres, ON the day of sale, il no
BY TIE EXECUTOR.
JAN II. tbs
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Hard- Uare Cpusry and S1ddlery,
Enn SALE tx

EDWARD STATUES, Jr. on Il be,ween i4th and
18th Streets--Cnpssl, Og
q RON, i'm, knob Sud closet l0eks brass case knob
4 and beaded ring, common and fae sfoek, biz 4,
brit shsekle lad, brit AMI brn ctiest and cupboard,
trunk and gUo tto brass and iron cable butte, aud
sard-table hinges, brsss sommodc knobs and haD-
braces snd bits, polished 6necs; common and sac
coat and vest buteOs, ,yocy and bora COMBS, brass
aud plated ean4iesUcks. sheet iron and coppsr tea
kettles, &s---epe white sni .rtcn IVORY Knives and
sham buck and white hone eaauilc knives & fork 3,
hne and coiaCi"n fenkg'pes, sportsinef's kaiyss,
oatnnos sad E7s sulers, SCISSORS, cora screw 30.
Plated siirrar icons, Cahe 5,iis and brad bona,
slssies, cUsh .slins, tug, n,fness ani erije buc.
kles, harress faci'.psre ~ sett3, tsc-co@.nnou %
bottom snd s~isai 3srFno ircas. sharp and s heDt
peits'us AL aaa6ies, sa,nod euA t,rnd inle ard
bst sets, igrnic head c1acl s.rcw., sc.
Ais0, 3 tee hoses co,u aoa ;. W.iiiqmOre's Cot.
ton snd W',i t.sFi5, OK 4saJst-d Noe.
Catcher 70. NJ
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CO-PHR7NER SYTP

OW-I n II 4 " y IIOI1II,
B AANlEL C. HUTCHINSON & JOHN WAT
y SON respectfully return thanks TO their friends
and the public tor the liberal encouragement they
Rave previously received. Having connected
their business, it will hereafter be carried on under
the firm OF Hutchinson & Watsnn--by their united
rxertions they hope to merit eoutinusti9 Ct for
mer encouragement. sBAfA
Agricultural implements on the mosi;nptoved
principles.
Mil iroRs and Smith work of every description.
They have likewise hand for retsil sn assort-
msnt of bar iron of superior quality.
ordfrs from the country promptly attended to.
Jan 81. 3w
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~ CBnNCE2l
A T Chaneery District Court held in Williams
d b,irg Oct. 20h, 1919.
Busaraaa Washington PhG.
4gatrst,
Henry Lee s. Thomas Ro,v1nd DeRis.
This csuse in which the psintf's bill hns beea IT,
ken for confessed against the defendant Lee, and
the nisi DEERE returned executed this day
20 be heard on The hin. the answer CT the defendant
Rowand, exhibits, report of mister commissioner
Coleman, and was argued 10y Counsel, on consider
ariOn whereof, the court confirming the said report
doth aljutee, order aud decree, that un,e Sc che de-
feDdsn;, do before tie twentieth OF April
next pay unto the plaintiff tbe OF eleven tIons-
and eight hundred saa fourteen dollars and seventy
eight cents, with interest E.gIlt Thousand two
hOEdrsd amt twelve dollars and s.venty three cents
VEr thereof ~ the rate o per centuIa per annum
thereon tpm The oh day Of October Sf2 tili paid
aad al the COS; aud charges sttendRg the Prosecu-
zion of this sri.Th3t the defendants, tle heirs *
all others esimine nnder theIa be from ,leneeiorth
barred ard iorecosed o. al eaisv and rpbt to re-
Dean tract or parcel Of lad lyns and beiug IN Il e
(,Ssnty o. fr-iend % ,r ,F.,r 'ctsilss.s
CounqniT casied aud kiown b. the name os l..E.,
Fcpt and Il the time IT lie eution OF the DEED
ot nnortgsee. was IN the posse. sion NJ Mrs Mary
Smith, containing about eleven hundred acres,
%'lica said tract parcel o. and now in the pos
$50, o. Ne defendant RDwayd and in esse ofde-
fault OF The payment o. tie money wi:h int rest and
EnsiF aforesaid the time aforesal that Richard
q Parker Ely son CuiTie and John Campbell or
any tyoOf thota, after g'vB. One months notice IN
bicamo1d and also ut the front door Of the ropIt
hose oftV essmsreIaud County, do expose TO pablic
sale by Auction for fe'dy money, the tract or mar
eel OF and aforesaid 70 the ndeuture of mortgage
ireisionef and heg an exbiDit IN this e~use and
out OF the proceeds OF sale aforesaid, pay first the
expens2s OF safe ga. then pay the plaintiff the
stores id sur Of Eleven thousand eight handrsd
fourteen oisrsand setenv eight cents; With inter.
es, on eight Thousand two hundred and twelve dut-
lars aud seventy three cents, part thereof at the
of SIX bcrcehturn per snnum thereon from The 9Th
day Of October 1912, I'LL paid, and Che costs. aud
the sIrpas Of the proceeds d the safe ef any depa-
sit in the Virginia Bank to the credit ct this
eause, aud make report Of their proceeding, to this
court in order 70 fnsI decree.
Piantf costs $50 CO.
A Copy; Tsste,
EDMUND CHRISTfAE,c c. o.
o. vrtse OF The above decree viii be sold for rea-
dy money on the 6th day Of May lst4, before the
Tavern now occupied by Tmmqs spence at West
idoreland Court gouse tbe tract Of land mentioned
la riIs above decree.
BteHaRp z. PARKER
PLLYSON CURHlE, Z Commr's.
JOHN CAMPBELL,
I'm O., I'm
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[Vol. 1O.-----No. 86.

power Of the nation.
Posterity will tell that Is great and cr;ti-
cal circumstances presented themselves
they were not above France and myself. .
u Paris, aist. .Noprm5er.
Aesterdsyst j. M. their Imperial and
K yai MaJeS,ies arrived from the Palac,, ~
Salat Cloud to that the Tuilleries. II 10
said his Majesty the Emperor, will re-
ceive this day, At the Palace rfthe J>n.iia-
ries, the StsR of the place, officers ~ tl,.
garrison of Paris, &c, >''s
Nj. de CrevecceGr formerly French Con.
sui General in New York, corresno,,rlen.
OF the i1npe ia' institute has lust died ~ IN,
age oi - Years. Io-morrow we shall giye
some particulars cf the lie OF this vssSre
BILE cid man.
There arrived on the 18th inst ar Mar
cy column OF 1900 Austrian, Eavar,an. s.
Russian prisoners Of war, part OF the 500
prisoners made at the battle st Hanra,,-,-
they sat of the next day for The interior.
There have also arrived since 70 Bavari..
an AID Austrian officers on their wav to
join former depots.
Strasb<rg, 1874 NoU.
The ehvTons OF Fer, Kent are guarded
IN such manner as to leave no apprehen-
sions on that side.
Shire, 15th Nov.
- = NSei u iiOlii -'ACEtS lbdl InCle has bpRr.
mucn warm fighting between Ca,sel ana
Wicke on the right bank OF the RUNE
General GtuiF's Austriap corps of the ar
my has been roughly handled on that ocra-
sion. Ite last attack was made bv the
French troops, commanded b. Gen. Re-
trand, upon heights occupied By the mem, p
troops wnD were busy in entrenchine ,ht m
selves there. 1t is said the atfaSk snc.
ceeded perfect. and tina the enemy have
been beaten and driven from their poeitions
with great loss. The heighis have remain
ed III the power of our troops.
The Rhine separates between Men,z and
our city ihs beliigerent troops. I'm now
the enemy keep very quiet on the onroSjs'.
bank. The bank on our side is well h,rS
nished with troops. Great activity pre-
walls at CClogna for the preparations of
defence. The place of Vessel ar,d ,hat r.
Dusseldorf have been put in the best stare
OF defence.
We have here as well as in our ne;ob.
oourhood great quantity OF troops sew
erai oetacnments Of the 81 regimen of
the guards of honor have Also arrived.