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COZ. Cusu,NG's wAw spEECs,.

The Nclodc. n Ia Boston, wa. Il led To It's ut.
must cara,i,y b. M a,scu,hIage of both sexes,
tn witness the interesting ccrcm,ay ur the pre-.
srualion Of sword h Cot CH,iiny, # the
Massachusetts Regiment Of Volunteers.
The Hon. D Ud R.a,hou presided at the
mee,ias, aud made mos, oduirhIc speech, full
Of rac povcr an runscncy which distinguishes
the productions Of that gentleman.
Sir:
receive this manifestation Of the
good will OF my le!low-citizens with
emotions of profound sensibility,
which it is impossible for words,
those faint shadows Of the vivid tho't
within, adequately to express. Pom
dcring on the lessons of historic
truth and craftsmanship presented
to us by the gentleman who presidcs
at this notwithstanding to the in-
functions of patriotism, which have
fallen from your lips gcm-lillc, as
the clear drops Of summer shower
in the snnshine-looking around
me on one of the most striking of all
earthly spcctaclcs-a dense multi
tude Of human forms and features
fixed with the attentive gaze of the
immortal soul which dwells there,
sparkling from every eye, hearing
and seeing all these proofs of the in
tcrest taken in the esent occasion
i am oppressed, ! am saddened
with the feeling of the mighty tas!;
| have assumed, in undertaking, as
the commander of the Massachusetts
Volunteers TO do justice to the hopes
and wishes of the people Of the Com
monwealth. For know how wei
it has been said, that Of an intellec.
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NOSE.
SURRENDER or VERA cn,y

Narcd 29.-This has been proud
day for the American army. The
garrison Of Vera Cruz, and of the
the much talked Of and dreaded
Castle Of San Juan d'Ulloa have va.
Gated their quarters and retired into
the interior, and the stars and stripes
float gracefully where this morning
was to be seen the green, white and
red OF the enemy. The spot select
ed Tor the ceremony Of laying down
their arms, was a plain extending
back from the city walls, in the d.
rcction Of Malibran. Our army was
drawn up in two lines, facing inward.
and occupying mile in extent
Gen. Worth appeared on the field in
full uniform, to direct the arrange.
ments, and receive the conquered
troops. The morning was very clear
and pleasant, and our army was in
admirable condition. A detachment
Iof sailors and marines added much
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M4,ch /, 1877. 5
Mr.. EdR0r:
Enclosed send you a draft of the
battle ground 6 miles south of this
place, at Bucna Vista. You may
put it up in the Office for the accom-
mediation of all who wish a sight at
the important spot.
Bill | presume has given you q
full account Of all that happened, SO
that it is not necessary for me to re-
peat it.
Since the fight is over and the
enemy has comoSea, every body is
telling anecdotes, some Of which are
decidedly good. Several are told
on Capt. Richardson (now our Ma
jor) during the first charge made by
the lst Reg. Ill. Vol. on the 23d
He and several others started ur
the hill back of the camp, while on
their way up bal! struck his sword
from his hand, as he turned to picl,
tup, he remarked, "Well, by thun-
der, | guess they are shooting al
us;' he started on, and before the,
reached the top his cap was shot off
SWELL" said he, "They can have
that as long as it is empty" They
hurried on to where the charge was
being made, and there he fought
bare headed till the Mexicans re.
treated. Another story is told o
him: When Hardin made his las
y charge, cold Dick" was in tn,
midst of it, and when he saw tn,
large body of lancers pouring owe
', hill and making a charge on on,
" and escape seemed almost i'm,
IN We, Capt. R. stood few mo
Mn perfectly cool, then remark.
\A 'ell, by thunder, here's a cir.
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From the Alton Telegraph.
TO TIRE F.s5.Ls.S

I'D THE Fsa.LI-N'
The tribute to the mcnory Gf the Iamente,
Ulcers Of the Hin is volunteers, who fell wher
,ading their brave comrades against the Mex
AN host, on the memorahl, Geld of Bleha VISTA
Y one of our frllow-cit1ens, will awaken th'
ansibiIiy of every fIie nd aud acquaintance o
nc gallant dead.l
Attribute 10 the Volunteers of iiiinois.
The sound Of battle onward con e',
Prom Buena Vi.ta's bloody field,
Where freedoms brave and daun,es- son
Might chance To debut never yield.
What, tho the hosts of Mexico
Were marsaalied out upon the plain
70, thrice our numbers he'd the f'c,
Aud well might hope the field TO gain.
Yet what ayalcd their numbers here,
With Santa Anna at their head
Opposcd were hearts that knew M fear,
And by their galllr, TAYLOR led.
All hearts their country huINalhs were
All firm a. veteran soldicIy;
And when they saw the foe appear,
All raised shout for victory.
Die was die conflict, and severe;
Con,endng with superior force,
Fell many gallan. Volunteer
A generous country in0urns their loss
Our Volunteers like lions fought;
Yes, Illinois how dear the prize
OfVic,ory, thus dearly bought
When they became the sacrifice
And whilst that shou, of Victory
l. ringing out from hill aud plain
Won u tears avail. KAEaIS, Tor thee,
The, d fall as Ike the genial rain.
Nor thee alone; bu, many mure
Fell fighting with their latest breath;
Their loss we deeply may depIOte;
Yet theirs it was an houored death.
ZnIskIr, WoonwAun, ATTENTION,
Pnics, KELLEY, liArGnroN, met like fate
Bur,N and RouSrREE. BAnrLIsrN-
Brave spirits Of their own loved state.
Sad duty this; now name some.
Whom most intimately knew
4 FLrrcHEa, aud FsRGrsoN,
And also gallant RoSHINs too.
Alton! bring back these brave men > bones
They shall not rot in foreign soil.
But lay them mid their own dear homes,
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w INV mountains "Snii, MINING hDOul
60 of them. From this you can in
fer the cowardly disposition of the
Mexican soldiers. Had they made
charge on the cannon they could
have taken them without losing any
more men than they did by running
and had they taken them two pieces
they could have easily taken the
fort, and then the town would have
been theirs.
On the night Of the Odd, Major
Warren's command was sent Tor
They left town about 10 o'clocl; in
the evening, and reached the battle
field at 2 O'Clock. When they ar
rived at Hardin's camp, Gen. Tay-
lor rode up and told Capt. Morgan
to bring his men on. The Battalion
followed. He led them up on the
hill back of the camp, within about
mile Of the Mexican forces. They
laid there till about 4 O'Clock in the
morning, when they were ordered
to be ready for action, as it was en-
pected that an attack would soon be
made. At the word "get ready
every man was at his post Having
slept upon the battle field, surroun-
ded by hundreds of the dead who
had fallen in the action, and the
cries and groans of the wounded
still grating upon their ears and ex-
pectlng every moment to hear the
lannon's roar, they had become pre-
pared for the scene of action. And
1t was astonishing with what cool
ness they all seemed to take it.
Wits, jokes, and merry laughter was
heard throughout the whole Battal-
ion. They stood there till daylight,
when it was discovered that the
Mexican army had left the field.
Upon this information the whole OF
our army gave three cheers, and
soon after left the field for their
camps.
In going over the ground in the
IN e.nin~ h,,, l-ads as ,uonnlnI Nov
leans were found lying around, and
as our men approached them they
would beg for water and bread,
which was generally dealt out to
them. How different were our
wounded treated by the enemy, in
stead oil relieving them, they would
be sure to kill them. The prisoners
who have been taken say that Santa
Anna had no provisions with him,
that all he gave his men was parch-
ed corn and fresh beef. He told
them, that they would eat dinner in
Saltillo, on American biscuit and
pork, on the ed. 1t is generally
believed, as well by the Mexicans
as by the Americans, that he was
mistaken as to the time, ana that
very mach too; fox it is not like Y
he will have the pleasure Of dining
here as long as the "Suckersn have
anything to say about it.
We learned by the mail that came
in the 9th ult., that they had very
severe fight at or near Monterey, in
which the MeXicans took over a
hundred teams from us and obli,cd
our forces to burn about as many
more, TO keep them from falling into
their hands. | have not yet been
able to learn the particulars of the
affair. The enemy was, however,
driven back.
Oar company is very healthy, and
has been so ever since we came
here. We however have lost one
man, by sickness, Peter Maclin.
believe his disease was Inflammation
in the bowels. Major Fay, our
drummer when we left Ottawa, was
killed in the fight.
Adieu, NOSE.
sUUEENDEts OE VERA CRUZ.
M0rCh 29.-This has been proud
day for the American army. The
II
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Correspondence OF ihe "f'I.c Trader"
LETTER Tnom TuE ARMy.

SALriL,o Mexico,
Ml,ch 1877. 5
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Vertical Water wheel.

consequence Of the very great popularity
III winch these Wheels have atlaiuesi by the uss
u nearly 1000 Of thruI ~ different parts OF the
country, the Subscribers have sold about 100
Rights 30 NORTH Carolina, 80 Of winch arc IA fuil
and successful operation 10 Cumberland County.
hen properly introduced they nearly doubJ
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A bounty Of tHsire dollays Will be paid IN e,.ch
recruit enlisted for the Arfiery or Iofaatry arm.
Besides the monthly pay, a. above stated. one
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amply SUFFICIENT fVr his subsistence: also a I,,g,
supply Of comfortable and gcuteel clothiae. Good
quarters and fuel are at IN tines furnished and
every attention y Ill be paid 10 mixing tbo,, nic,,
Who may enlist, ahd aTe determined to serve their
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with their situation. The best medical attendanc,
) always provided FOR tie SICK soldier and ~ 4.
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able 10 perform his duty. Should The soldier ,e
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pension for him
By The above IT'S seen hat the poy ard ,lloyaD.
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iaid up--as every thing requisite for lis comfort
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ineiuing his sugar aud coffee. The prudent sol.
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3lUZJ during his enlistment Of Flee pears: aud
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etN' non commissioned e5tcer or sgtiter sho ,bal
Drtng y lhe RENDEZVOUS an able.b,died recrni,
who snail be regularly enlisted. The eitizen
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Captain and act 10 the Recruiting setgean,.
MARTIN BURKE,
Capt. ID Z. 5. Artillery.
RBcEUiTiSG REsDFzyoUs,
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